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These posters are free to download and use at your school, college, university, workplace, library and to share at events
Deze genietank was hier bezig met graven van een tankgracht.
Zodra de gracht goedgekeurd werd mocht hij weer dichtgegooid worden.
ipod power/data connectors. Sony power connectors.
Proprietary connectors are stupid.
Engineered, agreed-upon standards like USB, coaxial power, PS/2, VGA, DVI, 1/8"audio- those we know and love.
Model: Alex Shifrin. Photography: me.
Shirley shot these pictures with her iphone out the windshield. For that reason, they are not the best, but I am always wanting to show what the first 6 miles of Engineer Pass is really like.
When you look at these pictures, you have to understand the camera is flattening out the rocks. I promise the are.
I hope you enjoy seeing the road.
Be afraid . . . be very afraid.
This is an engineer I worked with going to Whitefish Montana that does volunteer work for the Shriners.
A team of INL engineers and technicians stands next to an INL-developed Mobile Munitions Assessment System.
For more information about INL's research projects and career opportunities, visit the lab's facebook site.
With a Warp Energy Condensor and Doom Rocket ... of course! I used the front crew rat from the Island of Blood Warp Fire Thrower as the body, head from the Doom Wheel crew, the condensor from the Warlock in the Island of Blood ... green stuff, wire. Fun model and fun in game.
ANAGLYPH, conversion of original Realist format stereo transparency in my collection. The following is written on the slide: "49-5 OH, TO BE AN ENGINEER. by Glen Thrush, APSA. Denver 1, Colorado, U.S. A."
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1998 (part 1 of 3)
January 2, 1998
It was announced that a group home had been set up on Pickford Drive. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 2, 1998:1.
January 2, 1998
It was announced that a new 24-screen, 5,000-seat mega-theatre would open in Kanata's Centrum site, near Terry Fox Drive. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 2, 1998:1.
January 2, 1998
The Kourier-Standard reported that Chris Jeffries of Kanata had qualified for his second straight World Junior Cross-Country Ski Championships. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 2, 1998:19.
January 5, 1998
An ice storm began. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 9, 1998:1.
January 8, 1998
A house fire on Lismer Crescent took the life of Kanata resident Grace Maslin, 88. On the way to the hospital, Mrs. Maslin died from smoke inhalation. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 16, 1998:3.
January 9, 1998
It was reported that Kanata's Tamrin Carroll, of Winning Circle Tae Kwon Do School, had won a gold medal at the Caribbean Cup in Puerto Rico. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 9, 1998:21.
January 11, 1998
Dr. Ed Ellis, Ottawa-Carleton Associate Medical Officer of Health, urged calm after reports that a 38-year-old Kanata woman had possibly died from what was known as the "flesh-eating disease." Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 16, 1998:1.
January 16, 1998
Mayor Merle Nicholds said that she had told area Mayors that Kanata Hydro workers were willing and able to help Ottawa Hydro repair ice storm damage. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 16, 1998:1.
January 16, 1998
A number of articles appeared on the positive attitudes and random acts of kindness felt by Kanata residents during the Ice Storm. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 16, 1988:7,13.
January 16, 1998
An article appeared in the Kourier-Standard regarding the Canadian armed forces' massive clean-up in eastern Ontario following the Ice Storm. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 16, 1998:15.
January 18, 1998
The Kanata Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastic Club competed in the Coupe Flip gym event in Montreal, winning 48 medals. Kanata Kourier-Standard, January 30, 1998:32.
January 23, 1998
It was announced that a disaster relief committee had been set up to handle an increase in claims as a result of the Ice Storm. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 23, 1998:1.
January 23, 1998
It was reported that the provincial downloading had left Kanata with a bill for $415,000. Kanata Kourier-Standard Jan. 23, 1998:1.
January 23, 1998
It was announced that a medical report had blamed Toxic Shock Syndrome as the cause of death of a Kanata resident Cindy Farrar, 38, the week earlier. It had previously been believed that she died from the "flesh eating disease." Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 23, 1998:1.
January 27, 1998
Kanata City Council denied a request from councillor Richard Rutkowski for blanket access to confidential reports unless he had a specific request. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 30, 1998:1.
January 30, 1998
It was announced that the Community Resources Centre of Goulbourn, Kanata and West Carleton was offering crisis counselling support in the wake of the ice storm. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Jan. 30, 1998:22.
February 3, 1998
Kanata City Council endorsed the purchase of 130 acres of prime waterfront property from the YMCA on Sixth Line Road. The region and the city had decided to split the $1 million cost and become co-owners of the land. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 6, 1998:1.
February 6, 1998
St. Martin de Porres School principal Dr. William Tomka announced that "Fifth Disease," a childhood illness that makes youngsters look as if they had been slapped across the face, had been spotted recently in the school. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 6, 1998:3.
February 10, 1998
A Kanata resident, Peter MacCormack, spoke to Kanata City Council regarding a request for an inquest into the January fire that claimed the life of Grace Maslin, 88. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 13, 1998:1.
February 10, 1998
Councillor Richard Rutkowski asked the rest of Kanata City Council to re-approve 1997 budget items that had been approved almost a year earlier. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 13, 1998:4.
February 13, 1998
It was announced that the cleaning staff of the Corel Centre had walked off the job after negotiations for a new contract failed. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 13, 1998:2.
February 13, 1998
Kanata City Council approved Lindia Homes’ request for its controversial Glen Cairn subdivision, at the southernmost tip of Castlefrank Road. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 13, 1998:3.
February 13, 1998
It was announced that the Carleton Place Aquatic Club swimmers took home the Small Club Trophy for the most team points, as well as 22 medals. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 13, 1998:33.
February 20, 1998
It was announced that the City of Kanata was facing an estimated $2 million shortfall in the 1998 budget. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 20, 1998:1.
February 20, 1998
The Kourier-Standard reported that the Ministry of Transportation had refused the City of Kanata's request for a bus-only lane on the western Queensway for car-poolers, taxis and other high-occupancy vehicles. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 20, 1998:2.
February 20, 1998
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board announced that a new elementary school was scheduled to open in September in Bridlewood. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 20, 1998:13.
February 23, 1998
Trustees of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board approved the issuing of layoff notices to 1,870 employees. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:8.
February 24, 1998
Kanata City Council discussed whether or not it should kick in $140,000 for the ongoing local governance study spearheaded by the Citizens' Panel. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:1.
February 24, 1998
Kanata City Council warned that it was necessary for the public to get involved in Kanata's budget for 1998. Much of the debate had centred on how council wanted to handle an estimated $2 million shortfall in the 1998 capital and operating budgets. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:1.
February 25, 1998
Edna Maxwell, 81, a Kanata resident well-known for her community spirit, died. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 13, 1998:5.
February 27, 1998
It was announced that George Corcoran, Kanata's former OPP detachment commander who had stolen from the force and defrauded a private company, had been sentenced to three years of probation and had been ordered to make restitution. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:2.
February 27, 1998
It was announced that Victoria Kerr, 22, had been accepted onto the national freestyle skiing team. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:29.
February 27, 1998
It was reported that the Kanata Rhythmic Sportive Gymnastics Club's open-level group earned a gold medal at the annual Kanata Cup Invitational Meet. Kanata Kourier-Standard, Feb. 27, 1998:30.
March 6, 1998
The chair of the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board, Ron Larkin, announced that local schools were facing a "crisis of accommodation." Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 6, 1998:1.
March 6, 1998
The Citizen's Panel for new governance in Ottawa-Carleton made recommendations to Kanata City Council. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 6, 1998:19.
March 6, 1998
It was announced that the Katimavik-Hazeldean Community Association had elected Peter McNichol as its president. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 6, 1998:26.
March 9, 1998
Kanata City Council endorsed a plan to spruce up the city with parks. The plan was designed to make Kanata's Town Centre "a world class centre to live." Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 13, 1998:1.
March 9, 1998
The City of Kanata passed on making a bid to host the Ontario Senior Games in 2000. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 13, 1998:2.
March 9, 1998
A group of developers and lawyers voiced their dissatisfaction about economic development proposals at the Terry Fox Business Park. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 13, 1998:3.
March 13, 1998
It was announced that city residents had submitted $90,000 in claims to the ice storm’s Disaster Relief committee. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 13, 1998:7.
March 15-18, 1998
Frances Balodis of Kanata was the recipient of the Special Teacher Award from the Ontario Registered Music Teachers' Ottawa Region Branch at the Biannual Convention held in London, Ontario. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 10, 1998:18.
March 16, 1998
The Citizens' Panel co-chair Grete Hale announced that the panel would disband immediately, months before its mandate was complete. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 20, 1998:1.
March 16, 1998
Kanata City Council voted to eliminate the issuing of proclamations. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 20, 1998:13.
March 20, 1998
The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton said it was fed-up with the province. On top of coping with $41 million in provincial downloads, it was announced that the province expected the region to pay for the roads, sewer, water and transit costs related to the expansion of the Ottawa General Hospital. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 20, 1998:3.
March 24, 1998
Kanata City Council passed a motion for the terms of reference for a senior centre feasibility study, the first important step to getting a centre built in the city. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 27, 1998:11.
March 27, 1998
It was announced that phase two of the cleanup of debris left by the Great Ice Storm of 1998 was set to begin. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 27, 1998:2.
March 27, 1998
It was announced that a $200 million complex would be built along the "Golden Mile" in Kanata. Canderel Limited, a Montreal-based real estate company, announced its plans to build the NorthTech Campus on 120 acres in the area off March Road bordered by Hines Road, Terry Fox Drive, and Goulbourn Forced Road. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 27, 1998:3.
March 27, 1998
It was announced that regional councillor Alex Munter had been appointed to a task force that would look at how the region handled health care issues. Kanata Kourier-Standard, March 27, 1998:7.
March 29, 1998
Ron Kunstadt, of Kanata, finished fifth at the third-annual Fortune Cup professional alpine skiing race. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 10, 1998:31.
April 3, 1998
Algonquin College announced that it had opened a new satellite campus designed to serve the city's fast-growing high-tech business sector. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 3, 1998:3.
April 3, 1998
It was announced that a Home Depot would open on First Line Road bordering the Queensway. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 3, 1998:13.
April 3, 1998
It was announced that the Champagne on Ice Gala Dinner and Celebrity auction at the Corel Centre had raised $55,000 to support the Program Against Abuse run by the Community Resource Centre of Goulbourn, Kanata and West Carleton. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 3, 1998:27.
April 9, 1998
A CNR train engineer spotted a body not far from the tracks in Morgan's Grant. The body was identified as Glen Richard Kiely, 37, of Ottawa. After checking identification on the body, police discovered that there was a probation order that Kiely not communicate with a Morgan's Grant woman. When police arrived at the Ayton Lane home, they discovered the body of Joan St. Jean, 53. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 17, 1998:6.
April 10, 1998
It was announced that Kanata could spend $8 million on new capital projects in 1998. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 10, 1998:1.
April 10, 1998
It was reported that the building of a major water park in Ottawa-Carleton, a four-year project, was expected to begin in June. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 10, 1998:10.
April 10, 1998
It was announced that the Kanata PeeWee House League A Team, the "Kanata Krunch," won their tournament title. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 10, 1998:32.
April 17, 1998
It was announced that the Ontario Municipal Board was preparing to hold hearings into the appropriateness of the planned location for Jason's, an "upscale gentlemen's club." Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 17, 1998:1.
April 17, 1998
It was reported that Kanata's competitive Major Peewee "B" Blazers won their hockey league playoffs. Kanata Kourier Standard, April 17, 1998:29.
April 18, 1998
Mark Peter Koziol, 28, of Kanata was charged with various drug and weapon offences as well as the assault of a police officer. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:21.
April 21, 1998
Katimavik-Hazeldean councillor Richard Rutkowski refused to vote on the city's $6 million capital budget. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:3.
April 21, 1998
It was announced that a Chapters/Starbucks had been approved for the Kanata Centrum; it was slated to open in the fall of 1998. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:13.
April 23, 1998
A vigil was held in memory of slain Kanata resident Joan St. Jean, 53, at the Women's Monument at Minto Park. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:20.
April 24, 1998
It was announced that Kanata would spend $50,000 for what was known as a strategic management study. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:6.
April 24, 1998
It was reported that a delegation of Kanata residents went before the Ottawa-Carleton Police Services Board to make their case for more police officers in the Kanata. Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:19.
April 24, 1998
It was reported that a three-year-old boy, believed to be from Kanata, remained in hospital after being diagnosed with the "flesh-eating disease." Kanata Kourier-Standard, April 24, 1998:2.
April 26, 1998
Brooke Keneford, the president of Kanata Theatre, gave Mayor Merle Nicholds the final rent cheque, almost $60,000, for the Ron Maslin Playhouse. Kanata Kourier-Standard, May 1, 1998:35.
April 27, 1998
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson announced his governance plan to amalgamate the region's municipalities into one large city, to be called Ottawa. Kanata Kourier-Standard, May 1, 1998:1.
Specialist Search Engineer on hoist searches and clears guttering surrounding building prior to arrival of VIP.
What I did for the best part of last year. Played CounterStrike.
Original Description:
Why I'll never be a software engineer.
:P
Title: Staff at Work. Chief Civil Engineer's drawing office.
Photographer: Le Cren.
Date: 30 August 1956
Place: Wellington
Archival Reference: AAVK W3493 B Series B7199
Transferred to Archives New Zealand from the New Zealand Railways Corporation.
For further enquiries please email Research.Archives@dia.govt.nz
Material from Archives New Zealand Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga
Engineer at Blackfire Research Corporation.
Lighting: Paul C Buff Einstein with reflector and grid camera left. Einstein with 51" reflecting umbrella camera right. Fired with Cybersyncs.
Jeeping The San Juan Mountains - Engineer Pass on a trip from Silverton through Animas Forks over Cinnamon Pass to Lake City and back using Engineer Pass. Photo taken with a Nikon N60 35mm film SLR camera using a Nikon AF Nikkor 35-80mm f/4-5.6D lens. Print scanned on a HP scanner.
A still from the This is Engineering (www.thisisengineering.org.uk) campaign. Please credit © This is Engineering
11th Civil Engineer Squadron firefighter exits the flashover identification trainer Aug. 28, 2012. A flashover is the near-simultaneous ignition of most of the directly-exposed combustible material in an enclosed area. Flashover identification training lets firefighters learn the life saving skill of recognizing the indicators of flashover. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Senior Airman Perry Aston)
At the foot of the 6th Street bridge, across from PNC Park (the stadium which the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team calls home) in Pittsburgh is this double statue.
Such a stereotypical image!
As a Chemist by training, I love ribbing Engineers - "you can tell an Engineer from a mile away" certainly applies to this statue.
All in good fun of course ...
66171 brings up the rear of 6K01 as it heads through the station at Thornhill (closed 1965) with a from Kilwinning to Carlisle engineers.
Having reversed in the York Holgate loops, Freightliner class 66 no. 66550 heads back south passing Copmanthorpe on 31st December 2025 with 6Y34, a ballast working from Toton North Yard to Colton South Junction.
This image is released under Creative Commons. Please feel free to use and please credit corgi-homeplan-how-safe-is-your-home.org/