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Guide at the three - Revolution Exhibition museum in Pyongyang - North Korea
The exhibition shows the achievements of the people who are carrying out the Three Revolutions of ideology, technology and culture. It is situated in Ryonmot-dong area, Sosong district, Pyongyang.
It is North Korea's answer to the America's Epcot Centre. The sprawling complex details the 'three revolutions' Kim Il Sung brought about in post-war Korea: ideological, technical and cultural. The six halls detail advances across the board in electronics, heavy industry, agriculture and technology. There's also an interesting display of vehicles produced in North Korea.
The planetarium can be found within the electronics industry hall, which looks like a silver replica of Saturn.
Leather Kilts are most often worn on formal occasions and sports events, it has also been adapted as an item of informal male clothing in recent years, returning to its roots as an everyday garment.These kilts are made of genuine leather material.Particularly in North America kilts are now made for casual wear in a variety of materials.
My mentor and a very good friend Raymond Cruz www.raymondcruz.com/ capturing the beauty of Sagada Mountains during twilight.
On the bottom left is Lake Danum.
200403-N-IC246-0023 MEDITERRANEAN SEA (April 3, 2020) Gunner's Mate 2nd Class James Williamson, from Gulf Shores, Alabama, vacuums during cleaning stations aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Forrest Sherman (DDG 98). Forrest Sherman is conducting operations in U.S. 6th Fleet to support maritime security operations in international waters alongside our allies and partners as a part of the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Raymond Maddocks)
Petty Officer 2nd Class Isaac Paddock, aviation boatswain's mate (handling), supervises as trainee Airman Tamara Sewell, aviation boatswain's mate (handling), guides an aircraft onto the bow catapults aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson. The Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group is deployed supporting maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility.
Well, I’ve totally freaked out in this shot!
My mind told me to write this:
“this is a picture from a history book. Long time ago there was a war in a far away planet. The skeletons invaded the winged horses planet. There was a blue sea on this planet but the skeletons poisoned it and made it black and dead. All the other animals in the planet died because life was connected to the sea. Some winged horses survived and started to fight against the skeletons that were using one-horned horses like slaves in the battle. Without those horses the skeletons wouldn’t have been able to win but the one-horned horses couldn’t hear the winged ones telling them they were just slaves. They couldn’t know they were losing their freedom while killing that planet….”
Have a natural day my friends!
Whether you offer camp or educational programs, or sports activities during the summer, the EAST COBBER’s 16th Annual Camp Guide offers you an exceptional opportunity to market your summer camp. Appearing both in print and online, this information-packed guide will be seen by at least 40,000 u...
The Port Of London Authority's Pilot cutter Guide, sailing up the River Thames, with buildings of Tilbury Docks in the background.
Taken on 25 March 2019 and uploaded 15 March 2024, when Guide, still working on the Thames, is heading back to its Gravesend base.
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Like some kind of guiding light the sun was shining down at the end of this path so I stopped to take a shot. I was pleased with the result but decided the path needed further investigation. Another hundred meters or so and the sun was clearly visible behind the trees, an opportunity too good to waste.
SIC Seminar. Guided tour led by Diederick Peeters during Open House in Brussels, 17-18 May 2012.
Photo: Samantha Souris
In March 2023, the Adventure Guides embarked on exciting adventures such as camping, horse riding, hiking, ziplining, and more. These experiences help build a unique opportunity for parents and children to create unforgettable memories and strengthen their relationships!
Sabato 3 dicembre si è celebrata la Giornata Internazionale dei diritti delle persone con disabilità, istituita nel 1981 dall’Assemblea Generale dell’ONU per promuovere una più diffusa e approfondita conoscenza sui temi della disabilità, per sostenere la piena inclusione delle persone con disabilità in ogni ambito della vita e per eliminare ogni forma di discriminazione.
Per l’occasione a Desenzano, per il secondo anno, i ragazzi dell'Anffas sono stati “guide speciali” per portare i visitatori del Museo archeologico “Rambotti” alla scoperta della vita quotidiana in un villaggio palafitticolo di 4.000 anni fa.
L’iniziativa è stata promossa dall’Amministrazione comunale e da Anffas onlus di Desenzano in collaborazione con la Cooperativa la Melagrana e con il patrocinio di Regione Lombardia e Rete Musei Archeologici.
Al mattino alcune persone che frequentano i servizi Anffas hanno fatto da tutor nei laboratori didattici per le scuole in cui sono stati illustrati, e fatti provare, alcuni giochi di moda nell’antica Roma.
Le visite guidate aperte a tutti sono state programmate per il pomeriggio alle ore 15, 16 e 17.
Fotografie a cura dell'Ufficio Stampa del Comune di Desenzano del Garda.
This series complements my award-winning guidebook, Chicago in Stone and Clay: A Guide to the Windy City's Architectural Geology. Henceforth I'll just call it CSC.
The CSC section and page reference for the building featured here: 5.7; pp. 47-50.
Looking at a planter along the sidewalk just west of the main-entrance plaza of 1 Prudential Plaza ("One Pru").
This photo is featured in black-and-white form in CSC. Here it complements the Part 8 and Part 9 images. Those shots and their accompanying descriptions feature this notable granitoid rock type, the Silurian-period Støren Trondhjemite, where it's mounted on a vertical wall facing the entrance. I invite you to read their descriptions, which provide a good overview of how the stone was delivered to Chicago, and how, according to a leading hypothesis, it formed in the first place.
Here, however, the Støren forms the rim of a planter that contained, on this particular autumn day, cold-tolerant purple-leaved Ornamental Kales (Brassica oleracea Acephala Group cv.) and Miniature Chrysanthemums (Chrysanthemum × morifolium cv.). I like the way one of the little Mini-Mum heads is sticking out among its big neighbors to see what's going on.
This particular batch of the Støren Trondhjemite is particularly significant because it, unlike the stone on the wall already shown, has very distinct flow banding. This pattern is superficially similar to foliation, but here no metamorphism is involved. Flow banding is often observed in extrusive lavas, but in this case, where the igneous rock is intrusive, it's caused by currents within the subterranean magma body or by different minerals separating out in a process known as fractionation.
In the geological literature, this sort of intrusive flow banding is sometimes referred to as fluxion banding instead.
For more on this site, get and read Chicago in Stone and Clay, described at its Cornell University Press webpage.
The other photos and discussions in this series can be found in my "Chicago in Stone and Clay" Companion album. In addition, you'll find other relevant images and descriptions in my Architectural Geology: Chicago album.
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brodie and chase, these guys were the tits. two young chaps who moved to byron from their hometown of melbourne. they knew who tyler and i were from the internet and introduced themselves one day at tallows. two classic guys who were frothing 24/7/365. they showed us some good waves and good times
tenugui guide: cute, fun, new, welcome to 'the world of tenugui'
this is a sweet little guide to tenugi towels made by many differnent designers and companie. it includes photos of the towel's designs, as well as projects you can make using the towels, and ingenious ways to use and fold them. there is also a guide to shops the sell tenugui towels, with their address and websites. all text is in japanese, but you can thuroughly enjoy this book through the pictures.
The whole "turquois is a cool colour" thing that happened in 94 is just starting to lose its grip on saskatoon. I bet some poor soccer mom misses that bad boy.
The Christmas Guide to Upcycling is a comprehensive guide to using soda cans, plastic packaging, fabric scraps and much more to make truly magical Christmas gifts, ornaments, table decor and cards. Available at: www.amazon.com/Christmas-Guide-Upcycling-Crafts-ebook/dp/...