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This is a functional ZPrinted skateboard. Our YouTube channel shows one of our application engineers skating on this skateboard. www.zcorp.com
This was wood fired by Robby Barron at a workshop in oregon. It's a squared stoneware jar, aprox 6 in. in height.
Amber Heaft – Exercise Coach
I have been passionate about health and fitness my whole life, nothing beats that feeling of setting a goal and reaching it.
I strive to inspire people to live a healthy lifestyIe from a holistic approach, physically, mentally and spiritually the way
I have been inspired by others. I enjoy working as part of a team helping people reach their goals whilst having FUN!1211101C-087
QUALIFICATIONS
Certificate III and IV in Fitness
C.H.E.K Holistic Life Coach Level 1
Advanced Functional Movement Training
Bachelor of Education
Physical Education Co-ordinator
SPECIALTIES
Group Personal Training
Holistic Lifestyle/Nutrition Coaching
Long term weight loss
Posture correction
Core conditioning
Functional training
Muay thai kick boxing
Tel 0402 273 028
Army and Air Force competitive club teams faced each other in a Functional Fitness competition on Nov. 1 at West Point.
(Photo by Eric S. Bartelt/USMA PAO-VI)
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no doubts at all it's non-functional. B-Mix clay body.
Experimenting with metal and clay. I did a search on ebay for "rusty nails" and bought a bag of 50 for $2. Yeah, I geeked out a little about the awesome deal. The potters I've asked how to incorporate metal have alluded to the fact that it will work, but it's been hard to get them to divulge trade secrets. If it cracks due to shrinkage, oh well.
I cover bikes with stain glass, glass beads, glass tile. It is so much fun to roll about Town looking FLY!
Second half of a four page spread I designed about kitchen aprons. (I'd really like to help bring them back into use)
The Architectural History
Architecture of money
The architectural history of the Austrian National Bank is distinguished from general architectural theory aspect ago, the National Bank has built a significant building in almost every epoch: it extends from the first classical bank Palace, which was built in 1823 in the men's alley (Herrengasse), until the in 1998 completed money center in the Garnisongasse. In summary, we can say: To safeguard the architectural quality the best solution was sought in terms of functionality, style and urban planning requirements under an architectural competition for all major construction projects.
Foundation
The first representative building
The Bank and Stock Exchange Building
The planned "Palace of money"
The main building at the Otto -Wagner-Platz
Outbuildings 50s
The money center
The "K.K. privileged Austrian National Bank" was established on 1 June 1816 and founded by Emperor Francis I. The private corporation was initially housed in the building of the Banco deputation in the Singerstraße 17-19 .
To emphasize the independence of the central bank and to signal the beginning of the economic recovery and due to the increase in business activity the resulting space is a problem, the construction of a new private bank building was considered.
The first representative building
Bank building Herrengasse
The first building of the " K.K. privileged Austrian National Bank " was built from 1819 to 1823 in Herrengasse 17th. The Classicist palace bank can be regarded as the first specific bank building in Vienna.
With the progressive industrialization of the empire expanded, the money transactions required the purchase of the neighboring buildings in the Bankgasse 3, 1849, and Herrengasse 15, 1857. A new, larger building became necessary when you had the intention to merge the central bank and the stock exchange in a house.
The Bank and Stock Exchange Building
Ferstel
Than the combined banking, stock exchange and business building planned later "Ferstel" said complex at Freyung was completed in 1860 and is considered a masterpiece of the early romantic phase of the Viennese Historicism.
Here is a new spatial concept seen: money economy should not happen behind massive iron gates, but in a building that was open to the public, the space program is called next to a coffee house business premises - that later became famous Cafe Central.
The constant expansion of the Austro -Hungarian Bank in 1878, with the result that surrounding buildings were purchased and the premises of the Federal Reserve in the early 20th Century spread over seven different houses. Due to the lack of space we decided to leave the Herrengasse and build on the former site of the Barracks Alser a new palace with a separate bank banknote printing.
The planned "Palace of money"
1909 bought the Austro-Hungarian Bank the area of the Alser barracks, there to build a new palace and a bank representative building for the bank note printing.
The design of Leopold Bauer, a student of Otto Wagner, was in 1911 declared the winner project. The plan was a "palace of money", a magnificent building with turmartigem (tower like) structure in high-dimensional house and an outbuilding for banknote printing. Both buildings should be connected with a decorative bridge.
In this construction project the effect of two serious historical events is understandable. The expansion of the Austro-Hungarian Bank was reflected in the embossed design of megalomania by Leopold Bauer, who had carried on Alserstrasse to be. In the summer of 1913, a year before the beginning of World War II, was begun with the construction of commercial buildings designed as a pure printing plant. But the collapse of the monarchy also had consequences on the construction project and led to a reduction of the planned National Bank building.
The main building at the Otto -Wagner-Platz
OeNB building 1925
As a result of the liquidation of the Austro-Hungarian Bank, the National Bank had to confine their construction project. The planned as a banknote printing neighboring building, which was yet to be finalized during the First World War in the shell, has been transformed into a main building . With construction management and further planning is no longer commissioned Leopold Bauer but the architects Ferdinand Glaser and Rudolf Eisler. This 22 March 1925 finished building"... of functional furnishings and soundness in all parts..." ( Neue Freie Presse, March 19, 1925) is still used as the headquarters of the Austrian National Bank and remained almost unchanged in its today's appearance.
The major fire in 1979 destroyed five floors and had a significant impact on the architectural interior of the building. The Viennese architect Carl Appel was entrusted with the restoration and the construction of the attic floor.
Outbuildings 50s
During the 50s the new building of the Austrian National Bank emerged at Otto-Wagner-Platz in Vienna. 1950-1956 were built by the team of architects Erich Boltenstern and Eugene Wachsberger an administration building and a house for bank employees and built a garage under the green area at the Otto -Wagner-Platz.
The money center
In the 80 's, the Austrian National Bank was once again in front of a space problem, as already several times in the course of history .
After deciding on the establishment of a new additional building in the immediate area main building was under an international invited competition, the design of architect William Wood Farmer by a jury, in October 1991, was chosen: the primary goal was to produce a purpose-oriented, well-functioning to develop administrative and industrial buildings, which should be architecturally integrated into the cityscape of the district. On 19 June 1998 the money center, which is currently the last architectural project of the Austrian National Bank, could be officially opened.
www.oenb.at/de/ueber_die_oenb/geldmuseum/architektur/die_...
Turned out I had an LED backwards, and I wired the SPDT switch in the opposite direction than I meant to, but in the end, everything works happily. On to Chapter 4!
Every Sunday in Las Juntas, a mobile market was set up in early hours of the morning. The vendors ranged from pirated CDs and DVDs, to fish from the ocean 6 hours away. Transactions happened quickly, while surounding vendors competed as they yelled the price of their goods. Las Juntas, Guadalajara, MEXICO
A family on a motorcycle rush through the morning traffic, can you guess how many person on that motorcycle???....
Well if you guessed 4 then you're right!! When safety is compromise by functionality... they risk the safety of their little children in order to reach their destination.
A mother who thinks that by using a "jilbab" (muslim women headpiece) could also be a safety helmet and protect her head when accident occur (stupid!) Can you see... the only person who wore a helmet was only the father (selfish prick!)
What about their child? don't they care about their safety? Does economic difficulties allow them to act careless and reckless?
Taken with my iPhone 3g and edit with camera kit.
About three days after I saw this, my desk chair broke. I wish, I wish I had taken the functional junk chair that was on offer.
Fortunately, however, I'm fine for bird cages.
Toronto has a new park on the Waterfront-it's called Sherbourne Commons.
You can read all about it here
I paid it a quick visit the other night and found it most impressive-my shots from the other side weren't so hot as it was darker and I only had the coolpix with me.
Our new vegetable garden will be chicken-wired to keep out the monkeys, but will have easy access (for humans) from all sides.
Apeldoorn 06-11-2024
Defensiekampioenschap Functional Fitness georganiseerd door het Bureau Internationale Militaire Sport, (BIMS)
Designed and fabricated by Jin qi Zhang, Jewellery apartment, Fashion School of SIVA, Shanghai, China.
2011 Graduation Design