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Lead designer Grant Towell on the creation of The Escapists 2, what’s new in Mouldy Toof’s sequel, and what else to expect in future.
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Really felt that I was intruding on this pair of very senior looking Pale Headed Rosellas as they engaged in what may have been pair feeding.It was certainly a gesture of affection.Turns out that these are actually juveniles and quite possibly from the same clutch of eggs.That will teach me not to jump to conclusions in future.
In partnership with Caritas Nepal, CRS provided 50-day trainings to masons with a focus on earthquake-resilient construction techniques. These masons then led teams of unskilled laborers or people who participated in a shorter training. Trained masons help ensure that houses will be more resilient in future earthquakes and that families will be eligible to receive all three tranches (installments) of reconstruction money from the government. The project put a special focus on training female masons and people from vulnerable groups.
Sanju Bishwakarma, 28, (purple sweater and teal trousers) is a lead mason in ongoing reconstruction projects. Her crew trusts her and she is known for her skill in binding rebar supports. Although some female masons reported that some families hesitated to hire them based on biases against women working construction, clients seek out Sanju based on her reputation for high-end work. She is simultaneously building her own home, although her government grants have been delayed based on a mistake in registration (she will be eligible when that mistake is rectified).
Here, Sanju is pictured walking to work and then on the job at a construction site.
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In April and May 2015, two massive earthquakes struck Nepal. Over eight million of Nepal’s 28 million people were affected with nearly 2.6 million in urgent need of emergency shelter, water, food, medicines and reconstruction support. The Government of Nepal (GoN) declared a state of emergency and reported 8,891 deaths, 605,254 houses destroyed and 288,244 homes damaged. CRS is supporting the Nepal government’s recovery and rehabilitation efforts.
A 3-year multi-donor $11 M Gorkha Recovery and Resilience Project (GRRP) provides technical support for more than 20,000 households in reconstruction of earthquake resilient houses, livelihoods recovery and WASH. The majority of funding comes from CRS private funds, with additional support from LDSC and Caritas Canada (Development and Peace), Caritas Spain and Caritas Austria.
The 5 X 5 Exhibition is a temporary installation comprised of various design concepts expressing contemporary issues in landscape architecture and environmental design. The goal of the exhibit is to help improve outdoor environments at The University of Texas at Austin campus by exploring and experimenting with alternative solutions to the university's vernacular landscape. The exhibition will take place in twenty-five 5'x5' raised concrete planters at the northwestern corner of the Harry Ransom Center (HRC).
Currently, these planters are neglected as a result of the challenging site conditions including: inadequate sunlight, lack of permanent irrigation, poor soil conditions, and shelter any natural precipitation. In response, the ASLA Student Chapter hosted a design competition housed within the School of Architecture encouraging students to propose expressive alternatives and sustainable solutions to this challenging site. Thirty-nine submissions were narrowed down through a jury of faculty members to twenty-five proposals that each received fifty dollars to install each design concept.
Ultimately, the UT Austin ASLA student chapter hopes to work towards a long-term solution for this challenging site. In the meanwhile, the temporary exhibition will bring attention to this neglected place on campus and help improve the university's awareness of how landscape architecture students in the School of Architecture could become helpful resources in future campus improvement projects.
The exhibition is on display through May 8.
All photos by Pete Smith.
The 5 X 5 Exhibition is a temporary installation comprised of various design concepts expressing contemporary issues in landscape architecture and environmental design. The goal of the exhibit is to help improve outdoor environments at The University of Texas at Austin campus by exploring and experimenting with alternative solutions to the university's vernacular landscape. The exhibition will take place in twenty-five 5'x5' raised concrete planters at the northwestern corner of the Harry Ransom Center (HRC).
Currently, these planters are neglected as a result of the challenging site conditions including: inadequate sunlight, lack of permanent irrigation, poor soil conditions, and shelter any natural precipitation. In response, the ASLA Student Chapter hosted a design competition housed within the School of Architecture encouraging students to propose expressive alternatives and sustainable solutions to this challenging site. Thirty-nine submissions were narrowed down through a jury of faculty members to twenty-five proposals that each received fifty dollars to install each design concept.
Ultimately, the UT Austin ASLA student chapter hopes to work towards a long-term solution for this challenging site. In the meanwhile, the temporary exhibition will bring attention to this neglected place on campus and help improve the university's awareness of how landscape architecture students in the School of Architecture could become helpful resources in future campus improvement projects.
The exhibition is on display through May 8.
All photos by Pete Smith.
TEDxHUP International Conference was Organized by Hajvery University (HU) under license from TED, USA. It was held on Saturday, February 4 at the HU Euro Campus.
The Conference brought together the Movers & Shakers of Pakistan as Keynote Speakers; from the former Governor of Punjab, Lt. Gen (r) Khalid Maqbool Sb, Academia: Chairman HEC, Dr. Javaid R. Laghari Sb, Senior Journalists: Oriya Maqbool Jan Sb, Javed Chaudhry sb, and the remarkable Mohammad Malick Sb, Senior Foreign Diplomat, US Consul General: Ms. Nina Maria Fite, Google, Country Consultant, Badar Khushnood Sb, CEO Depilex, Ms. Massarat Misbah, Media & Cultural Icons: Mian Yousuf Salahuddin Sb, Adeel Hashmi Sb, Ms. Huma Amir Shah delivered their talks, and shared Dreams for Pakistan
The Theme of the Conference was — I Dream of a Pakistan.. The objective was to CREATE a platform where passionate people can come together and spark deep discussions on how to bring a peaceful & positive change to Pakistan. You can view Videos of TEDx Talks by these remarkable speakers on www.TEDxHUP.com, and www.hup.edu.pk.
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Thank you for all the appreciation we received, it will inspire us to arrange even more remarkable events in future! =)
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This is a pretty terrible photo, but I only managed a couple before this cuckoo wasp flew off. I've never seen one before, and will be on the lookout for it in future. It was the most incredible brilliant green in the sun.
Author: 冯 尧／Feng Yao
It was quite wonderful experience to have the new year dinner(年夜饭) in Italy. Considering both China and Italy has great culture of gastronomy and wine, we bonded them together: Chinese dishes with Italian wine, hoping two countries would get closer friendship in future.
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Inova Alexandria Hospital is currently investing more than $84 million to enhance its emergency, cardiac, vascular, surgical and laboratory services - called Project 2010. The project will enhance the hospital's existing healthcare services and improve patient access. Funding for the project represents the largest investment of capital into the hospital since 1972. We are a 318-bed community hospital that offers a full range of healthcare services and has received national recognition for healthcare excellence. We are dedicated to continually expanding our programs and services to help ensure we meet the healthcare needs of the communities we serve today and in the future.
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Better World Books: Bristol Author Joy Hill on Fri. June 6, 2015. Joy Hill of Bristol Indiana appeared at her book signing at Better World Books in Goshen, Indiana during the First Friday Summer Kickoff on Friday, June 6, 2015.
Previously, Joy held a signing at the Bristol Library Authors’ Fair.
Her first book, published by Tate Publishing is called “Berry the Bird Learns to Fly.” She was inspired to write the book when she saw how much her young 2-1/2 year son Jackson enjoyed having story books read to him. She has also has a 7 month old daughter, Janie. She has also submitted two additional books for publication by Tate at their request, and is very excited to see her books in print. The illustrations were supplied by Tate and fit her story and character perfectly. The book is also available on line as an eBook at Tate Publishing.com. She hopes to publish more books in future.
Her day job is as a part time veterinary Technician, and her husband Jamie works in construction. She and her husband and children live in Bristol, Indiana. Just the Facts: First Friday in Goshen, Indiana has become a very popular event for visitors from various Michiana communities.To celebrate First Fridays’ 8th Anniversary, they held the Sweet Summer Kickoff on Friday, June 6 with free concerts on the Courthouse lawn and Chalk the Walk. They also had bubbles, lawn games, popcorn bar, special promotions at local businesses and the Author Signing at the Better World Books Store.
I’m not happy with the result of this cake. Its components tasted fine separately. However, as a whole, the end taste was forgettable and the texture was wrong. The cake dried out from its four hours of being naked and its overnight stay in the refrigerator. I also had taken the cake’s moistness for granted. I didn’t brush it with any coffee syrup for that added moisture and flavour. Lastly, the chocolate custard filling was overwhelming with its nuts and coconut flakes.
Anyway, I’ll make use of the components in future products.
Morning session
Organised by Cleantech Investor & Revolve
www.investinginfuturetransport.com
Photos by David Spink Photography
In association with the 2012 Oxford to London Eco-Rally
A digital twin is the representation of a product or process created through the use of a computer program that uses real-world data to forecast efficiency.
One way manufacturers can enhance their output is by adopting the internet of things, artificial intelligence, and software analytics.
Digital twin technology is widely used in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, science, and technology.
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This image was taken from a series of images by Joe Allen brother Johnny Allen for the JQ. magazine Campaign which didn't happen. Furthermore, his brother gave me the rights to this image for a A4 inside spread which i hope to use in future ad campaigns
for his brother.
The Theme to these series of images is" White Collar Workers" which is his target audience for any ad campaign for any agency
One of the many butterflies fluttering around the butterfly house in Future Gardens, Butterfly World. Summer in St Albans, Hertfordshire UK.
Luxury new homes at Cliveden Village.
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This probably one of the most expensive mask in venice IF its really made by gold. I dont really know. However, if in future i am a rich guy, i would never buy 1. Sorry venetian, im not interested with your product.
I really hate to be critical of my favourite Welsh Narrow Gauge railway but.... This looks very shiny, new and attractive. Yes, indeed and I imagine a great many man....sorry, 'person' hours were spent constructing this carriage over several years. I remember seeing this in skeletal form some years ago. In fact, I was moved to research how long ago I first saw it under construction. So imagine my shock at the realization that my previous visit to the lovely little railway was 6 years ago. The interim period has seen much disturbance in my personal health situation making such days out near enough impossible. So, I was thus very keen to try out this bright and airy newish coach. Now, I hate to be critical but this was quite a disappointment. I know a lot of people will have put in great effort with it but sadly the result leaves quite a lot to be desired. The seats are right angles, hard, unforgiving about as ergonomic as using a breeze block as a pillow. There were also an unacceptable number of semi-sharpe edges on it's internal framework and numerous nuts and bolts protruding through the sides making resting your arms difficult at best and painful at worst. I am no fan of the Ffestiniog Railway but I can't help thinking they'd have put a great deal more thought into such a project and paid more attention to detail. However, this was nothing compared to the ride quality and sheer hell of the journey next to Alice. The constant bashing, clattering and heavy percussions transmitted through the coupling were harsh and by the end of the outward trip almost unbearable. I stayed put for the return journey hoping that without Alice's boxercise session the journey would be more peaceful, Indeed it was, but not by much. I well remember the old coaches buffered up to the loco and not being anywhere near as uncomfortable as this one. Indeed most of the train was made up of those older coaches which In future I will happily return to. In this day and age it's not really acceptable for even a small tourist railway to provide such rough passenger accommodation even when it is aged but masquerading as new(ish). Modern tourists however forgiving deserve better than this. My advice is to head for the oldest looking carriage you can spot. It'll be quieter and more comfortable than this thing
Three Mallard hens (Anas platyrhynchos) that drew my attention, but only one will be easy to find in future surveys....
There are many benefits associated with financing an adult doll. Make sure to approach only a trustworthy company in order to avoid the discrepancies in future.
My first attempt at HDR. This was composited using three images shot at 0, +1 and -1 EV. In future attempts, I'll try using +/- 2 EV.
Size 12 - 18 months from old whistles t-shirt that was too short in the body. No attempt made to match stripes where sleeves join body as the pieces were cut so as to use the hems from the original t-shirt.
No adjustments made to pattern. In future probably worth using new ribbing for collar as this feels as though it will stretch easily.
No I won't keep still said the baby!
"Something went wrong with the light in these 3 shots in the garden. But I don't know what. In future I will have to keep a record of all the details with every shot I take." 1954.
. Pedestrian crossing on Hyndland Road. Not part of the route changes but will there be a proper continuation of the route in future 'upgrades?
It is an easy GWB ... for gm_fdk
Potsdamer Platz, debis office block.
I like the reflection of the sun. Could be used by architects in future to make our city shine.
The potential for diminished air superiority in future conflicts may preclude the widespread use of medevac helicopters we came to rely on in Korea and Vietnam. Mapping Rescue Route - While Marines load a wounded man aboard a helicopter, the pilot, First Lieutenant John Maloney of Santa Ana, CA., right rear, squats with a map to confer with the Marines' platoon leader, First Lieutenant Franklin Murphy of Springfield, MA., to his right, on the best flight route for the trip to the nearest field hospital. [Korean War][Helicopter][Patients][Casualties][Officers][Marines] "Let's Get Realistic About Medical Preparedness for War" by CAPT A.M. Smith. MC, USNR-R
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A sign in Future world pointing towards the festival center. it was a bit off the beaten path. (Wonders of Life Pavilion)
So Angela's finally got her smile fixed!! I bet she'll stay well away from those bloody wispa bars in future!!
A new tradition maybe, although the large crowds could be a deterrent in future years... the night Colette, Eric, and I went though, it wasn't too bad. I had been the weekend prior with my mom and my sister, but Colette had not gotten the opportunity to really run and around and play. So, Eric and I took her back, this time giving her a bit more freedom to run about and enjoy herself. It was an awesome night. This was when the temperatures were still just right and before we had started to busy ourselves with housework. Now that we've moved into our house, we've hardly had time to edit pictures, let alone snap 'em. Hopefully, that will start to change in the upcoming weeks. Happy belated Halloween, everyone!
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Housing project at Noor Muhammad Village Inaugurated by Mr. Saram Shaikh Managing Director Shell Companies on 23rd June at Hub River Road. He assured the every possible co operation in future to complete this task Housing Project of Noor Muhammad Village is a generous contribution of HANDS for underprivileged community livelihood duly sponsored and supported by PPAF and Shell Companies.
Dr. Tanveer A. Shaikh Chief Executive HANDS delivered the back ground and informed that 1000 peoples were living in this village depending only on Garbage searching to earn their livings Electricity, sanitations, health, pure water or School no such facilities were available to them even all of them were not registered with NADRA. They were living miserable life. Dr. Tanveer A. Shaikh further stated the importance of collaboration of Civil Society Organizations, Philanthropists, Government bodies, Multinational organizations and CBOs to carry on the project. He declared that the project will continue until providing houses to all the villagers with health facilities, school, energy sourcing, sanitation and safe drinking water.
HANDS adopted the village, managed to help villagers registered with NADRA to have their CNIC cards. Sanitation, school, health facility, drinking water, energy sources and Model housing block provided them by HANDS. Same works are still in progress.
Mr. Zafar P. Sabri of EIDM appreciated the efforts made by HANDS and pointed out the happiness.Shown on the faces of residents of Noor Muhammad Village and appreciated their assistance to bring about such a wonderful project. Ghulam Hussain Babu Representative of the community thanked the Shell, PPAF and HANDS for changing the lives of villagers.
Villagers were happy and showed their gratitude by offering flowers to the guests
A hybrid reactor which might in future replace atomic power stations will be framed by scientists from the Kurchatov Institute by the end of 2018, with the real setting in operation being scheduled for 2020. The plans have been announced by the scientific director of Kurchatov Complex of Fusionable Energetics and Plasma Technologies Petr Khvorostenko.