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Handwritten document listing those who contributed to the relief of the poor in the township of Hartley (near Seaton Sluice) Among those listed are, Royal Hartley bottle works, the Hartley (Mill) pit, Hartley water mill and a long list of individuals.
Item Number:717-z2
Document Title:(Appears to be Prel'y Study in Vicinity of Arbors & Shelters. Includes Path System.)
Project:00717; Humboldt Park; Parade, The -- -- --; Buffalo; New York; 01 Parks, Parkways & Recreation Areas; 31 PLANS (1895-1907)
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:none
Physical Characteristics:22 1/2" x 23 1/4" graphite trace
Dates:n.d.
Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site
"filigrana" del director Alvaro Muñoz Sanchez se rodara en las selvas del pacífico colombiano. Este documental es ganador de la convocatoria DOCtv Colombia y su resultado final se podrá ver al finalizar este año. El rodaje se llevará a cabo en el municipio de Barbacoas Nariño y contará la historia del oro, desde la mina hasta la joya, desde el minero artesanal hasta la draga, desde las toneladas de oro extraidas y exportadas en este territorio hasta el olvido al cual es sometida esta población.
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EMBARRANCADOS
•Documental 2010
•Dir. Javier Gómez Serrano
•Prod. Stéphane M. Grueso
•elegant mob films / TVE / Odisea
•1 x 58' / color / stereo
•HD - HDCAM
Ocasionalmente se escucha en las noticias que un barco de gran tonelaje, un destructor norteamericano o un portaaviones francés ha sido detenido frente a las costa Gujarat en India, o en el Canal de Suez en Egipto, por no cumplir con los requisitos legales y medioambientales mínimos para poder ser despiezado al final de su larga vida en los mares. La noticia normalmente es seguida de un largo silencio que dura meses o años, hasta que de repente volvemos a oír lo mismo pero con distintos nombres: un viejo barco de un país desarrollado es detenido en su camino a un desguace situado en un país en desarrollo a miles de kilómetros de distancia: especialmente India, Bangladesh, Pakistán, China y Turquía. Mientras tanto, aproximadamente 700 grandes barcos navegan anualmente por el mar en busca de un lugar barato donde varar. Una enorme industria basada en el reciclaje salvaje con repercusiones medioambientales, económicas y sociales profundas.
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SHIPWRECK
•Documentary 2010
•Dir. Javier Gómez Serrano
•Prod. Stéphane M. Grueso
•elegant mob films / TVE / Odisea
•1 x 58' / color / stereo
•HD - HDCAM
Shipwreck is the story of Jahur and Lamu, men that work at the ship yards breaking vessels in Chittagong, a coastal province of Bangladesh. This is the story of ordinary Bengali men struggling to raise their families against a backdrop of labor uncertainty, health hazards unknown to us, and salaries that make them the most competitive labor force in the world. Jahur is a cutter, a crafted worker that slices down the ships day and night. He sits at the top of the job positions in the yard. Lamu is older but strong, he is one of those workers that lift and carry steel planks all day. The three of them represent the whole of the man power assembled in the yards. This is their story.
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Chilpancingo de los Bravo, a 10 días del mes de Noviembre de 2010.- Continúa el Diputado Carlos Álvarez Reyes en su carácter de Presidente de la Comisión de Presupuesto y Cuenta Pública del Congreso del Estado Libre y Soberano de Guerrero, con su arduo trabajo de cabildeo con los órganos autónomos y con los miembros de otros poderes en el análisis del Proyecto de Presupuesto de Egresos para el ejercicio 2011. Este día recibió en el Congresos a los Magistrados del Tribunal Electoral del Estado y a los Consejeros del Instituto Estatal Electoral del Estado, generándose acuerdos de fortalecimiento de las acciones de estas instituciones para fortalecer nuestro sistema democrático en el estado de Guerrero.
REUNIÓN DE TRABAJO DE LAS COMISIONES DE GOBIERNO Y DE PRESUPUESTO Y CUENTA PÚBLICA, CON EL MAGISTRADO PRESIDENTE DEL TRIBUNAL ELECTORAL DEL ESTADO DE GUERRERO (TEE), CELEBRADA EL JUEVES 11 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 2010, EN LA SALA LEGISLATIVA “JOSÉ FRANCISCO RUIZ MASSIEU”.
Diputados asistentes: HÉCTOR VICARIO CASTREJÓN, CARLOS ÁLVAREZ REYES, FRANCISCO JAVIER TORRES MIRANDA.
Por parte del TEE asistieron: Lic. JESÚS VILLANUEVA VEGA, Magistrado Presidente del TEE, los CC. Magistrados: ALAMA DELIA EUGENIO ALCARAZ, FERNANDO XOCHIHUA SANMARTIN, ISAÍAS SÁNCHEZ NÁJERA.
Siendo las 10 horas con 30 minutos, correspondió al Dip. CARLOS ÁLVAREZ REYES, dar la bienvenida a los funcionarios invitados; a continuación, el Dip. HÉCTOR VICARIO CASTREJÓN, de igual manera les dio la bienvenida y el ofrecimiento de que en la medida de las posibilidades, se realizará una evaluación de la propuesta del TEE.
Para dar inicio el Dip. CARLOS ÁLVAREZ REYES reseñó brevemente el panorama en cuanto a la estructura del proyecto de presupuesto 2011, y destacó que comparativamente entre el monto asignado para 2011 respecto del monto original autorizado del 2010 muestra importantes incrementos, incluso por arriba de lkas estimaciones programadas para otros Poderes y Órganos Autónomos.
Al corresponder el turno de exponer la situación del TEE, el Magistrado Presidente JESÚS VILLANUEVA VEGA, habló de que el presupuesto para 2011 es razonable, austero y apegado a normas de disciplina, el cual refleja los cambios provocados por la Reforma Electoral de 2008, destacando entre otras actividades desarrolladas en el 2010 las siguientes:
• Se creó la Secretaría de la Contraloría Interna,
• Cuatro coordinaciones:
1. Estadística y Jurisprodencia,
2. Comunicación Social,
3. Unidad de Enlace Institucional, y
4. Servicio Profesional Electoral.
• Sus actividades se desglosan en dos vertientes: las del Proceso Electoral que inició el pasado 15 de mayo hasta la calificación de la elección y las Ordinarias.
La plantilla laboral se integra de 139 trabajadores, incluidos los Magistrados, de los cuales, 80 son permanentes y 59 se contrataron para el proceso electoral de enero 2011.
De las actividades ordinarias destacó las siguientes:
Difusión de la cultura jurídico-electoral,
Servicio Profesional Electoral, incluye maestría en derecho electoral y línea editorial,
Actividad jurisdiccional con programas de capacitación interna, cursos, talleres, conferencias, congresos y seminarios,
72 acciones específicas según documento entregado a los Diputados.
Señaló que en realidad, al comparar el presupuesto modificado por 54,631.2 miles de pesos, producto de ampliaciones presupuestales por 8,514.7 miles de pesos que les otorgó la SEFINA, contra la estimación del 2011, no hay incremento alguno. Por lo que solicitó sea considerado una ampliación a la previsión del proyecto presentado por el Ejecutivo Estatal por 2.6 millones de pesos, para llegar a 56,995,145.7 pesos.
Haciendo un recuento de los medios de impugnación destacó:
16 juicios electorales ciudadanos,
30 recursos de apelación en segunda instancia,
20 recursos de apelación en salas unitarias, y
2 juicios para dirimir conflictos laborales con trabajadores del extinto CEE y del TEE.
El Magistrado ISAÍAS SÁNCHEZ NÁJERA abordó el tema de los conflictos derivados del proceso electoral se diriman en tribunales y no en las calles, o con la toma de edificios públicos, para ello, el TEE cuenta con el personal calificado para emitir resoluciones por las impugnaciones que se presenten, y remarcó la necesidad de que se les otorgue una ampliación por 2.6 millones de pesos para cumplir satisfactoriamente sus funciones.
La Magistrada ALMA DELIA EUGENIO ALCARAZ señaló que el presupuesto del TEE presenta un desfase desde el 2005 motivo que ha provocado que reciban ampliaciones solicitadas a la SEFINA; abordó el tema de las largas jornadas que tienen que cubrir en procesos electorales, y que por ello, de acuerdo con la legislación electoral aplicable, no se pagan horas extras, sino que otorgan bonos por compensación a los servicios prestados.
Al hacer uso de la palabra el Dip. FRANCISCO JAVIER TORRES MIRANDA dijo que al interior de la Comisión de Presupuesto se realizará un análisis minucioso para ver la posibilidad de apoyar en sus pretensiones al TEE, aparte de reconocer las actividades que desarrollan los Magistrados y funcionarios del TEE.
Para hacer algunas reflexiones, intervino el Dip. CARLOS ÁLVAREZ REYES, empezando por un amplio reconocimiento a los integrantes de dicho Tribunal lo que lo posiciona a la altura de cualquier órgano similar del país; destacó que con la reforma electoral de 2008, modificó los escenarios políticos, y que es preocupante que se esté judicializando el actual proceso como lo declaró el Magistrado Presidente VILLANUEVA VEGA.
Ante el inminente relevo de Magistrados y Consejeros que se dará en el TEE y el IEEG respectivamente, planteó la necesidad de hacer un diagnóstico a futuro de cómo quedarán estas instituciones, para que los próximos funcionarios tengan una base, un punto de arranque sólido, al tiempo de señalar que existen contradicciones entre algunas disposiciones de la Ley de Instituciones y Procedimientos Electorales contra la Constitución local, lo que hace urgente la necesidad de homologar y perfeccionar el marco legal aplicable.
Habló también de crear un FONDO ESPECIAL para un estudio institucional de lo que se ha logrado, lo que se debe preservar y lo que debe mejorar, que al final de cuentas el TEE forma parte del patrimonio de la sociedad, del pueblo guerrerense.
Precisó que efectivamente se nulifica el aparente incremento presupuestal respecto del año anterior si se hace la comparación respecto del presupuesto modificado al cierre del 2010, por lo que asumió el compromiso de realizar una revisión a fondo para garantizar el buen desarrollo de las actividades del TEE.
Hizo el llamado para que de manera conjunta el TEE, IEEG y el Congreso del Estado, formulen un programa de trabajo cuyo propósito sea el de perfeccionar el marco legal vigente.
El Magistrado Presidente JESÚS VILLANUEVA VEGA sumió el compromiso de retomar y presentar antes de que concluya el mes de noviembre de las propuestas del Dip. ÁLVAREZ REYES, mostrando la mejor disposición para el intercambio de ideas tendientes a lograr el perfeccionamiento del marco jurídico y de las propias instituciones electorales, señalando enfáticamente que la ley debe y es aplicada con profesionalismo, imparcialidad, sin sesgos partidistas; para finalizar, pidió que ojalá reciban una respuesta positiva de los Diputados en cuanto a su propuesta presentada.
El Dip. CARLOS ÁLVAREZ REYES antes de dar por terminada la reunión, recordó que los integrantes del TEE hagan llegar la información solicitada de los dos proyectos que les planteó, en razón a que no tienen realmente un incremento en su asignación presupuestal.
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Premio Gabriel Barcia Marquez. miercoles 30 de septiembre en Plaza Mayor, Medellín, Colombia. Documental 'Santiago'.Presentado por Daniela Abad (Italia) y Diego Osorno (México)
Dirigido por João Moreira Salles (Brasil). Realizado el martes 29 de septiembre en Edificio Inteligente EPM, Medellín, Colombia.
Foto: David Estrada Larrañeta /FNPI
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Documenting rock carvings by use of the so-called rubbing technique (Kalleby, Sweden).
"The re-documentation of the rock carvings in Tanum was started in 1989 by Tanums Hällristningsmuseum Underslös and its supporting association, the Scandinavian Society for Prehistoric Art.
It is carried out at the international working seminars arranged by the museum every summer, where a group consisting of somewhere between 25 and 30 volunteers from four or six different countries work for a week on the project of documenting the rock art of Tanum/ UNESCO World Heritage Area."
For more information see: www.ssfpa.se/
"On Friday, December 19, 2025, at approximately 7:45 am, Niagara Regional Police Service 3 District (Welland/Pelham) uniform officers attended a residence on Second Street in the City of Welland to assist by-law officers.
Upon arriving on scene, a male suspect opened fire on the responding officers, striking one officer in the chest. The officer was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and has since been released. The male was identified as 59-year-old Daniel TRONKO.
A shelter in place order was issued for public safety, and large perimeter was put into place. The Niagara Regional Police Service Emergency Task Unit (ETU) responded to the scene and were assisted by tactical units from Hamilton Police Service, Halton Regional Police Service, and Peel Regional Police Service.
Officers attempted to negotiate with TRONKO throughout the daytime and evening. At various points throughout the evening and overnight hours, police deployed tactical operations in which they sent remote cameras into the residence. In all instances, the remote cameras were fired upon by TRONKO and disabled, demonstrating a disregard for public and officer safety.
At approximately 7:25 am, TRONKO was arrested for Attempt Murder by members of the NRPS ETU, with further criminal charges pending further investigation. TRONKO was transported to an out-of-region hospital by Niagara Emergency Medical Services (NEMS). There are no further injuries to any officer or member of the public.
The shelter in place has been lifted, and there is no on-going risk to public safety.
“This incident was resolved safely as a result of the professionalism and coordinated efforts of our members” said Chief of Police Bill Fordy.
“Their actions prioritized the safety of the community, those involved, and one another, and reflect the high standards that our Service and partners bring to complex and high-risk situations.
I would like to thank all police officers and members who were engaged in this incident, as well as the police leaders, elected officials, and community members that sent messages of support to our team and the involved members.”
All road closures have been lifted. The Niagara Regional Police Service would like to thank the public for their cooperation and patience in this matter.
The Ontario Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has invoked their mandate, and no further information can be provided with regards to the circumstances around the shooting." (Niagara Regional Police media release)
The officer who was struck by gunfire was saved by her ballistic vest, per police. According to several individuals I spoke with at the scene, the suspect involved was 'a skilled machinist who could build a bike from nothing and fix pretty much anything.' The individuals I spoke with have known the suspect for many years as friends - not close friends, but were friendly. I will not name them to respect their privacy, but some information they told me seemed contextually important.
The suspect reportedly had aspirations to live 'off the grid' and had been living in the former church building since ~2013. I was told he had done a fair amount of work inside of the structure, including having a well drilled for water, and burning used motor oil in the furnace to keep warm. In recent years, the suspect allegedly began to believe in various conspiracies (which specifically I was not told..) and grew a strong distrust of the government. Anti-government & pro-freedom messaging began to appear on a fence outside of the former church building.
It was allegedly this fence that was the reason for the bylaw officers & police being there in the first place.
Tronko had chickens and atleast one dog - a German Shepherd - which the friend told me meant the world to him.
Social media had been claiming the suspect was 'trans', however, after speaking to more than one person who knew the individual directly while documenting the scene, it sounded more likely that the suspect occasionally cross-dressed.
Many people at the scene did not believe that Tronko would willingly surrender or survive the incident, and it was with great relief that I awoke to the news he was taken into custody alive.
Armoured vehicles and tactical team members from Hamilton Police Service and Halton Regional Police were on scene assisting NRPS with containing the suspect to the building.
The SIU will presumably be investigating throughout the day on Saturday.
Document spectaculaire de la Nasa de la région septentrionale du lac Kivu
1- Nyamuragira
2- Nyiragongo
3- Mikeno
4- Karisimbi
5- Bisoke
6- Sabyinyo
7- Gahinga et Muhabura
Adaptation pgkivu
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Shawn Murakawa and Dr. T. Todd Jones of NOAA's Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center prepare to swab a dead Kemp's ridley sea turtle on a vessel of opportunity in the inshore waters of Mississippi. Credit: NOAA.
As the nation’s leading scientific resource for oil spills, NOAA has been on the scene of the BP spill from the start, providing coordinated scientific weather and biological response services to federal, state, and local organizations.
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Katyn Massacre Document 2
The Smoking Gun
Stalin,Voroshilov,Molotov and Mikoyan sign off for murder.
(Kalinin,Kaganovich were telephoned and agreed.)
Page 4 signed by L.Beria who instigated the process and prepared the final
document.Unusually for such an incriminating document, it survived and was
presented to the Polish Government by Michael Gorbachev. For years the
Russians had denied any involvement in the murder of the 14,700 Polish
Officers.It was only after Gorbachev became USSR leader that the Soviets
admitted their guilt.How Stalin and his henchmen thought they would ever
possibly cover up the blatant crime is still a cause for amazement and
disbelief among historians.From a purely military, social and strategic
point of view the murder of the 14,700 Polish Officers was one of Stalin's
greatest and most barbaric blunders.It was totally unnecessary and totally
evil.
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"Bikini Lines is a contest to create & document the world's largest painting for the benefit of children orphaned in the March 2011 Japanese disasters, and this is one of my submissions. Find out posting rules & much, much more at www.bikinilines.net";
TheDiet Chronicles Documents an example of healthy eating or rather mindful eating. An idea of a way one "could" eat as a means to eat healthy and enjoy the process. As black belts and martial artist we are aware that Heart Disease is the number one cause of death among Americans and 1 out of 3 people will develop Type 2 Diabetes. It only makes sense then to make Healthy Eating a part of any self-defense program. Statistics show more people will be hurt by what's on their plate than they ever will be by a punch, kick, throw, or grappling match. Learning martial art techniques is important but where it stops the self-discipline of eating healthy and mindfully begins. Just an idea we explore and one that I ask my students to explore as well.
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Certificate of Honorable Withdrawal, International Union of Operating Engineers, 1990. From the website GF Cave.
In the course of documenting the decay of human civilization we came across this abandoned clothing factory. If we hadn’t seen the interior with our own eyes we wouldn’t have believed that something like this is even possible. Floor by floor we ascended this tremendous building. And we couldn’t stop being astonished. We already knew that this place is unique but what we discovered here exceeded our wildest expectations. It was like people simply forgot that this factory even existed.
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Description: A photograph of the business office of the typewriting department at The Royal Normal College for the Blind in Upper Norwood, England. Seven women are seated at desks, preparing typewritten documents. One woman appears to be reading out loud to the rest of the room from a book. Three of the women are brailling on shorthand writers. Long stretches of narrow white paper cascade off three of the desks and into waste paper baskets placed nearby. There is a man in the back of the room, reading a note. He is seated beneath a sign tacked to the wall that reads: "Typewriting done here, author's manuscripts, plays & parts copied, balance sheets, tabulated statements, etc., etc., mimeograph and duplicate work a specialty, estimates given". The handwritten label below the photograph reads, “Business Office of the Type-writing Department” and "18"
Creators:
Campbell, Sophia Faulkner, Lady, compiler
unknown, photographer
Date: Circa 1872-1912
Format: Presentation albums
Genre: Photographic prints
Language/Script: Handwritten script label in English.
Subjects:
Campbell, Francis Joseph, Sir, 1834-1914
People who are blind–Education
Place of Origin: Norwood, Greater London, England
Historical note: When Sir Francis Campbell was in America in 1875, typewriters were just coming into general use. He at once realized that the machine would be of great use in the higher education of the blind, and in the report for that year, expressed the belief that it would furnish remunerative employment for blind girls. At first, typewriting was taught only to the pupils whose circumstances offered a prospect of their entrance into the office of some relative, but subsequently it was made a class subject, as it was found useful to senior students for notes of lessons, compositions and other work. It was not until a system of shorthand, and a machine for writing it was created, that typewriting for the blind became practical as a means for employment. The typewriting department was under the direction of Mr. H.D. Black, who added an advanced course to the curriculum, which included tabulating, duplicating and other copying, other specifications and the knowledge of the routine requirements of a commercial house.
Biographical note: Sir Francis Joseph Campbell (1832-1914) was one of the founders of the Royal Normal College and principal from 1872-1912. In 1857 he joined the staff of Perkins and was head of the music department for 11 years. In 1909, Campbell became a naturalized British subject and was knighted by King Edward VII to honor his contributions to the education of the blind.
Source: Coit, Susanna. “ Francis Joseph Campbell: Educator and advocate.” Perkins Archives Blog, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA. January 20, 2022.
Collection: Royal Normal College for the Blind, England
Series: Royal Normal College for the Blind photograph album
Extent: One 29 by 23.5 cm photographic print monted on a 32 x 25 cm album page.
Physical Collection: AG13 Photograph Albums Collection
Location: Perkins Archives, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA
Related materials:
Photograph of Lady Campbell, formerly Miss Sophia E. Faulkner on Perkins Archives Flickr.
Coit, Susanna. “ Francis Joseph Campbell: Educator and advocate.” Perkins Archives Blog, Perkins School for the Blind, Watertown, MA. January 20, 2022.
Notes: Part of the Royal Normal College for the Blind photograph album with the note "Prepared by and presented to Perkins Institution for the Blind by Lady Francis Campbell in memory of two pleasant years (1870-1872), spent in that Institution as teacher." Digitized at the Boston Public Library and federally funded with LSTA funds through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners in 2012. Re-Digitized in 2022. Date supplied by cataloger and updated in October of 2022 from "no date" to 1900-1914. Metadata was added and updated as part of a reparative work initiative, October 2022.
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Digital Identifier: AG13_03_0018
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