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Opened in 1935 the Marine Hall is set in the corner of an L-shaped colonnade in the Marine Gardens along the North Promenade. It is constructed of brick and reinforced concrete with structural steel framework to the auditorium. The external finish is Portland cement relieved with faience bands. There is a central reinforced concrete dome. Theatres Trust
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Cactus are very interesting. If you are coming from a soft, green place a world full of spiny, unwelcoming plants is alien and unappealing. When you spend time in the desert it's beauty grows on you, though. I find it very interesting to see a dying cacti, as often they internally look more like bones than the wood of trees. This is a dying section of cholla (pronounced choy-yah) and the internal framework is exposed. It looks like the dessicated bones of some animal. Everything looks better with the rising sun framed around it, so I put the sun in the "cholla bones" and got a wonderfully artful result even from the 18-150mm kit lens, which is actually surprisingly sharp in a lot of its range. My first look at this new EF-M 18-150mm lens is now live here: bit.ly/2hYBXP2. You can also see my detailed overview of the new Canon EOS M5 here: bit.ly/EOSM5DLA
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Location: Kloster Reichenbach (Klosterkirche)
Architektur:
Die romanische Basilika, die aus einem Langhaus, zwei Seitenschiffen und zwei Türmen besteht, verweist auf die Hirsauer Bauschule. Die ursprünglichen drei Apsiden im Osten wurden 1300 durch einen gotischen Chor ersetzt.
Dem romanischen Westwerk wurde 1716 eine barocke Fassade vorgebaut. Der Chor (um 1300), die eingewölbten Seitenschiffe (15. Jahrhundert) und die erhöhten Kirchtürme sind in die Gotik einzuordnen.
Aus der Romanik ist, außer den beiden Türklopfern am Außenportal keine weiteren Innenausstattungsgegenstände mehr erhalten.
Der barocke Hochaltar Mariä Himmelfahrt wird Otto Gebhard zugeschrieben.
Mitte des 20 Jh. brannte der Dachstuhl den Kirche fast völlig ab und wurde durch einen neuen Dachstuhl der damaligen Zeit ersetzt. Um 2013/14 herum wurde der Dachstuhl komplett ersetzt da das geringe Gewicht des "alten" Dachstuhls aus Mitte des 20 Jh. sich als statisch nachteilig herausstellte. Der neue Dachstuhl wurde entsprechend der alten Pläne überdimensioniert.
Geschichte:
Das Kloster Reichenbach am Regen ist ein Kloster der Barmherzigen Brüder in der Gemeinde Reichenbach (Landkreis Cham) in Bayern in der Diözese Regensburg.
1118 gegründeten Benediktiner hier ein Kloster, das 1803 säkularisiert und 1890 durch die Barmherzigen Brüder erworben wurde.
Bearbeitung: Jürgen Krall Photographie
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Veins form delicate patterns branching into smaller and smaller veins that form the framework of the leaf.
Olympus OM2 SP, Fomapan 400. Semi stand developed in Bellini HC, 1+100, 30+30 minutes. Scanned with an Epson V800.
Ochsenhof (built in 1537) on the left and old gymnasium (built in 1860) on the right, Bad Windsheim, Franconia (Bavaria)
The Leadership Code: Five Rules to Lead By
Authors: Dave Ulrich, Norm Smallwood, and Kate Sweetman
Publication Date: January 2009
Description: What makes a great leader?It's a question that has been tackled by thousands. In fact, there are literally tens of thousands of leadership studies, theories, frameworks, models, and recommended best practices. But where are the clear, simple answers we need for our daily work lives? Are there any?
Dave Ulrich, Norm Smallwood, and Kate Sweetman set out to answer these questions--to crack the code of leadership. Drawing on decades of research experience, the authors conducted extensive interviews with a variety of respected CEOs, academics, experienced executives, and seasoned consultants -- and heard the same five essentials repeated again and again. These five rules became The Leadership Code.
In The Leadership Code, the authors break down great leadership into day-to-day actions, so that you know what to do Monday morning. Crack the leadership code--and take your leadership to the next level.
Author Bios: Dave Ulrich is Professor of Business at the University of Michigan and a partner at the RBL Group. In 2008, Fast Company named him one of the ten most innovative and creative business management thinkers.
Norm Smallwood is cofounder of the RBL Group. His is also on the faculty of the Executive Education Center at the University of Michigan Business School.
Kate Sweetman is a leadership development consultant and a former editor at Harvard Business Review.
Dave's RBL Page: www.daveulrich.com/
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Other works by these authors:
Leadership Brand
Why the Bottom Line ISN'T!
The Change Champion's Fieldguide
HBR Articles
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What made this project unque some years ago, was my direct involvement with the building of the actual ship. Because of my experience and expertise with that past endeavor, I was able to build this 1:24 scale model showing the vessel at the mouth of the Hudson River being greeted by the Lenape tribe in their canoes. This is the beginning process which will be fast-forwarded to show my method to a complicated endeavor that finally resulted in a visual piece most have appreciated.
Here, I have taken the plank-on-frame approach. Using foamboard (reinforced with wood) for the ribs. Not only had this approach worked, but it made the ship light to transport and easy to place on the seabase.
23.6.2023.
The cramped conditions of a Victorian Framework Knitters workshop.
The workers worked a fourteen hour day in cramped noisy and dangerous conditions. Pay was so poor it led to the Luddite rebellion of 1811.
The movement began in Arnold (a suburb of Nottingham) a spread rapidly over the next two years.
The Luddites in Nottingham destroyed frames belonging to the 'Master Hosiers'
The Government of the day responded by sending in troops to protect the workshops and a Bill in parliament was proposed to make the breaking of frames punishable by death!
Framework Knitters Museum - Ruddington.