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Milwaukee Makerspace helped the residents of Milwaukee fix their broken things: milwaukeemakerspace.org/2013/08/fix-it-milwaukee-recap/
Fixer Michael Ashton, from Liverpool, wants more support to be given to teenagers who experience depression. A film about his Fix was broadcast on ITV Granada Reports in June 2013. For more info, interviews etc contact communications@fixers.org.uk or call 01962 810970. Please credit Fixers when using this image.
She insisted on sticking things in the elephant trunk that did not belong. It's supposed to blow balls out of its trunk. She absolutely insists that one of her blocks goes in before any balls, then it gets jammed lol
Should have been seen to years ago.
We are having the gutters and soffits and things replaced, and in the process the team discovered that the wooden rafters at the bottom of the rear of the roof have rotted, so they are replacing them.
Railway construction stage 2, France, during World War I. Soldiers are using large mallets to attach the metal rail tracks to the underlying sleeper beams. A few men have long iron spikes which they appear to be using to lever the sleepers into position. To the right, an officer and a sergeant are standing watching. The sergeant is wearing the grenade badge of the Royal Engineers above his rank chevrons.
The caption describes the track as Broad Gauge. Strictly, Broad Gauge has a distance of just over 7 ft between the rails. Using the soldiers as a scale, this track looks nearer to the Standard Gauge of 4 ft 8 1/2 ins.
[Original reads: 'OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN ON THE BRITISH WESTERN FRONT IN FRANCE. Rapid railway construction in France. Broad gauge railway at one mile a day. Fixing the rails.']
A Mom & Pop small appliance repair store near my house. I dunno what I like about these little places... maybe the sense that there was a time when people actually fixed small appliances rather than just tossed them in the trash and bought a new one. The wonders of a disposable society!
I assume that it is the gradual decay of the timber sea defences on the Spurn peninsula has resulted in the presence of iron fixings on the foreshore although there may be another explanation.
2018
Aadam was honoured with a prestigious Diana Courageous Citizen Award for his work with young people through Fixers. He received his certificate at a ceremony in London on Friday 28th February.
The award recognises young people whose courageous approach to life has made a positive impact on the lives of others.
For more information, interviews etc contact communications@fixers.org.uk call 01962810970. Please credit Fixers when using this image.
You know it, you (might) love it, here it is again. Just had to stop off downtown and get my waterfall fix of High Falls.
I will say though that this is just about my "favorite flow" for the falls. You can make out many different "strands" of the waterfall when the flow is low.
NO INVITES OR ICONS PLEASE
While riding with John on the springwater trail I experienced two flats. John is inspecting my tire closely. We had a great 40 mile loop despite the setbacks
Sue Barry, Professor of Biological Sciences at Mount Holyoke College, describes her experiences of first seeing in 3D, after spending 47 years cross-eyed and stereoblind.
TEDxPioneerValley, an independently organized event licensed by TED, explores learning that takes place in unexpected ways, cracking open traditional notions of how learning happens. The day-long conference at Amherst College Jan. 21, 2012, is presented in collaboration with the Holyoke Community College Adult Learning Center, Amherst College, Smith College and Mount Holyoke College.
Photo by Samuel Masinter