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Interview for "Sailabration"
I was side-by-side with photographers at Fort Smallwood Park only 2 miles from my home Tuesday, for the end of the "Sailabration". This was a place where one could see the 40 ships (both naval, and Tall Ships) that had joined in the week's festivities, leaving Baltimore. There were ships from other countries involved in the Sailabration as well. While there, waiting for ships to pass by, the husband and wife team next to me were asked to be interviewed about the event. Only the wife agreed. I asked the photographer if he wanted me out of the frame but he said I could go or stay, so I stayed (hoping to be in the background as they filmed). I decided to whip out my 3D camera during the interview and snap a few shots.
Info about the event.
Baltimore’s Sailabration salutes War of 1812 bicentennial
www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/baltimore-marks-war-...
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In the ETF’s project on migration and skills in Armenia four thousand respondents – mostly people with history of migration - will be interviewed. Here, in the town of Armavir, an interviewer from the Caucasus Research Resource Centre talks to Goyane Hovagimyan, 37, and her husband Yura, 45, who – both unemployed collective-farm workers, consider emigrating to the EU. The ETF survey focuses on skills of migrants. Ummuhan Bardak, a labour market specialist at the ETF who is managing the project, says skills make a big difference in the migration outcome. ‘Skills can facilitate mobility and they can also improve its outcomes, bringing more benefits for the sending countries, for the receiving countries and for the migrants themselves.’
Farming Matters 28.2 - From farmers’ fields to Rio+20 - page 22
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An interview made by Cultiz in which I talk about Jeanspezial, Les Jeanclode, drawing, walls and carbonara !
Hanging with Nicole in her tour bus before the show. Mack from Y100fm asking all the questions. Taped interview will be available on Y100.com.
Apollo 13 mission commander Jim Lovell speaks to a CNN reporter at the National Air and Space Museum on April 15, 2010.
The surviving Apollo 13 astronauts, commander Jim Lovell and lunar module pilot Fred Haise, along with mission controller Gene Kranz and Apollo 16 command module pilot Ken Mattingly (who was replaced by John Swigert on Apollo 13 due to Mattingly's exposure to rubella) were at the National Air and Space Museum to participate in the John H. Glenn Lecture on the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 13.
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Olivia answers questions after speaking to the Economic Club of Canada about her plan for innovative economic development in the city. (Photo by Cathy Ord)
Ahead of their next show "The Joys of Spring" opening tomorrow evening Outline Editions did a quick interview with me last week on nature and my latent desire to get out of London. Head down to Berwick St over the next few weeks to catch the show - there is a fantastic roster of people with affordable art on show with window graphics by Mr Anthony Burrill.
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Jennifer Morris, President, Conservation International (Right) interviewed at the Global Landscapes Forum Bonn 2019.
Photo by Pilar Valbuena/GLF
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Die Vertreter von Heitkamp Brückenbau im Interview mit der Moderatorin.
Deutscher Brückenbaupreis 2023
Festlichen Preisverleihung des „Deutschen Brückenbaupreis 2023“ im Rahmen des Dresdner Brückenbausymposiums am 30. Mai 2023 in der Messe Dresden.© BIngK/VBI/André Wirsig
Ginza, as many of us know, is one of the premier/up-scale shopping districts of the world. The daily traffic of the main street is undoubtedly high.
Not sure how often it was done, but the main shopping street at the Ginza district was completely shut down for cars and only pedestrians were allowed. Also many coffee tables and chairs were setup along the middle dividers of the street for people to rest or eat.
I assumed that it does not happen often since many people (even locals) were taking pictures of this phenomenon.
Also there were many TV reports (I assume?) running around interviewing shoppers. This happened to be one of them.
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Interview for "Sailabration"
I was side-by-side with photographers at Fort Smallwood Park only 2 miles from my home Tuesday, for the end of the "Sailabration". This was a place where one could see the 40 ships (both naval, and Tall Ships) that had joined in the week's festivities, leaving Baltimore. There were ships from other countries involved in the Sailabration as well. While there, waiting for ships to pass by, the husband and wife team next to me were asked to be interviewed about the event. Only the wife agreed. I asked the photographer if he wanted me out of the frame but he said I could go or stay, so I stayed (hoping to be in the background as they filmed). I decided to whip out my 3D camera during the interview and snap a few shots.
Info about the event.
Baltimore’s Sailabration salutes War of 1812 bicentennial
www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/baltimore-marks-war-...
Donna Papacosta of PodcastYourConference.com interviewing Robert Green, CAD management expert and a speaker at AU