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kawaguchiko, fujigoko / 河口湖、富士五湖
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Seen in Redhill, Looking rather like a giant Meccano model this level luffing crane provides a new slant on a popular Meccano model .
April 13, 2011 - Washington DC., World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings 2011. High-Level Dialogue on Effective Global Enforcement to Counter Corruption with World Bank Group President Robert Zoellick..Sri Mulyani Indrawati
Photo: Ryan Rayburn/World Bank
Photo ID: 041311_INT_Corruption_Hunters_089
Water level measurement - Water Monitoring Station, Sondu Basin.
"Citizen science is a good idea because you find that we cannot actually be everywhere. So if the community can actually assist us in collecting the data, then that one is a plus on our side. The main challenges that we normally encounter when we are doing this monitoring is in terms of finances, because you know to generate water quality data is an expensive process, because we require the instruments, we require the chemicals. So at times you find that you want to do the monitoring but the necessary chemicals that are need to generate the data are not there." – John Njungo (Water Quality and Pollution Control Officer, Water Resources Authority, Ministry of Water and Irrigation).
Photo by Patrick Sheperd/CIFOR
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Level situated adjacent to Nant Gwrach River, this is odd as it goes through to the Nant Yr Argoed River in the next valley, a distance of about 60m.
From this access was gained to the Bluers Seam.
See other photos of access point in next valley.
Photo taken on 1/2/15
Argh!!! Esposizione a cagarura!! =( =( ....
Archetto di roccia, nei pressi di Su Fundale 'e Su Erre (Supramonte Baunei, Sardegna).
Members of the Wisconsin National Guard's 54th Civil Support Team assess the situation during a hazardous material spill scenario on Saturday (May 14) in Jefferson County. The scenario was the opening event of Vigilant Guard 2011, a large-scale disaster response exercise designed to test National Guard capabilities developed since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and also since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Vigilant Guard shows how local, state and federal agencies would collaborate in response to a real emergency. Wisconsin National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Andy Poquette
High-level segment H.E. Mr Ibrahim Elmirghani
State Minister of Communications & Information Technology,
Sudan
© ITU/E. DOMINGUEZ
Hoy level crossing in 2014 following the addition of the half barriers, the road signals had been replaced with LEDs a few years earlier.
Platform level
"This new subway station is the first stop on the soon-to-be-opened Toronto-York Spadina Subway Extension. The entrance structures are built using steel frame construction and glazed curtain walls. Features of the station include a green roof, public art, and bird-friendly windows." (Doors Open Website)
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson poses for a photo with (L to R) Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Defense Minister Khalid bin Muhammad al-Atiyah, and U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis before the High-Level Opening Session of the Inaugural U.S.-Qatar Strategic Dialogue at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C. on January 30, 2018. [State Department Photo/ Public Domain]
Assignment: PCA 35 View from the ground floor
Deadline:August 3, 2008
Image Tag: pca35
From: me and them
Mission:
The ground floor... there's nowhere to go but up! This time around shoot whatever you want, but what's important is where your camera is: ground level. Be it the kitchen floor, an open field or hiding underneath a church pew, your perspective is going to be that of a mouse, a fairy, an ant, or anything else similarly relegated to the world of the small. Try to find a subject that is really complemented by your earthly perspective.
For those engineering types in the group who need precision (including yours truly), you don't need to have your camera exactly in contact with the ground. Let's say no more 3 inches from ground to camera base. Get those elbows dirty!
WIT
I loved this assignment. I'm always looking for unusual angles on scenes and enjoyed getting my knees dirty on this one (or wet, as by the riverbank!). As my photostream reflects, I took a lot of photos and considered long and hard which one to post here. Some resulted in great perspective conundrums (trolley.carriage baskets at the supermarket). Others showed flowers - and weeds from a different pov. Even my other half's booted feet were taken after we'd been fishing. All in all, as I said, I enjoyed the journey.
This shot is on one of my last journeys to the bus station after work! I liked the reds in this shot, also the #8 bus to nowhere. Lucky for some or not? Yellow parallel lines lead us up to the scene - and the tilt (sorry Farkled!) - was really necessary to get the bus and building more in shot. Minimal PP afterwards.
K8
When cruise boats go from Aswan to Luxor or from Luxor to Aswan they must pass through the Esna Lock's at the site of the Old Dam on the Nile River
Taken @Esna, Egypt
10-14-2015
600-blk US 70 Hwy E
Single vehicle
1 PI, trapped, extricated by Pine Level FD and transported to WakeMed.
Pine Level FD, Selma EMS, Medic1, EMS 104, JCSO, SHP
High-level segment Mr Robert Strayer
Deputy Assistant Secretary and Coordinator for International Communications and Information Policy
United States
© ITU/E. DOMINGUEZ
A study of children aged 3-6 shows executive function and reading readiness skills are more negatively affected by lead exposure in boys than girls.
healthnews.juicyworldnews.com/uncategorized/medical-news-...
children, girls, lead, levels, study
Little Folks pre-school. Jeff doesn't seem too happy, but it was pretty good as far as these kind of places go. I have quite a few memories from this place. I remember this place as being a massive complex with many rooms and levels, but of course thats only because I was so small.
My shoes kept coming untied and the ladies there tied and retied them endlessly. One day a kid said he was going to get his dad's M-16 and "get you" to a teacher. She laughed and said "I don't think you could pick up an M-16."
There was a time called "Snack Time" during which they gave us a beverage that was "never enough." We sang songs like the ABCs and also something in French, which I can't remember now. I didn't like singing the ABCs because I felt that we had done it too many times and it wasn't really a song, just the letters to a tune.
Nearly all the kids were kind except for two assholes who would go around messing up whatever you were working on. I wonder how they turned out as adults.
There were some big wheels to ride on, they were fun. Then there was nap time. I hated nap time. One of my happiest moments came at the beginning of nap time when my mom came and sprang me out of there. It has to be how a prisoner feels when he's sprang from jail. Anyway, we went to Dunkin' Donuts and I was happy to have a half day.
There was one kid who would cry for a few minutes every time he was dropped off. The other kids and I felt bad for him, but also wanted him to shut up. One day we blew on water with straws and made waves and the teacher explained that this is how wind makes waves on the lakes. When a kid got into trouble the other kids would make a specific sound "ooooooooaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!" that started with low pitch and moved to high pitch. If a kid was really bad there might be multiple cycles of this sound. I only received this sound of guilt once and that was for not sharing enough. It worked, though, because I shared more after that. There was a playground out back and I remember asking and telling other kids our ages. Kids would give answers like "Four and three quarters" since most kids were 3 or 4 years old. I recall noticing how the ladies that watched us would toss their hair a lot and though that was an odd thing to do. Anyway, I went here from age 3 and 1/2 to 5 and 1/4 by my best recollection.
©AVucha 2014
On January 18th at 11:32am Marengo Fire Protection District responded to 7524 S. Grant Highway for a possible structure fire with reported fire coming from behind a dryer.
Auto-aid to respond was:
Engine(s): Union, Hampshire
Tender(s): Union, Huntley
EMS: Genoa-Kingston
MFPD requested MABAS Box #5-1184 to the Box Level for the structure fire with staging at the scene.
Box Alarm Level at 11:41am:
Engine(s): Lakewood, Elgin
Tender(s): Harvard, Genoa Kingston
Chief(s): Huntley, Hampshire
Special: Woodstock RIT, Woodstock Safety Officer
Change of Quarters: Belvidere, Boone County 2 Tender, Hebron EMS
Upgraded to 2nd Alarm at 12:30pm:
Engine(s): Belvidere, Crystal Lake
Tender(s): Boone County 2, Kirkland
Truck(s): Algonquin
EMS: Burlington
Special: Rehab South, EMA, ARC, Salvation Army Canteen
Change of Quarters: Rutland Engine, Wonder Lake Tender
MABAS Divison 5 update at 12:38pm for ENGINES ONLY to respond. All other units can disregard the 2nd Alarm response per MFPD Command.
Marengo Fire Protection District struck out MABAS Box #5-1184 at 1:54pm
News obtained from the Northwest Herald:
MARENGO – A Marengo family was displaced Saturday after a fire started inside their home along Grant Highway and left it uninhabitable.
The Marengo Fire Protection District responded at 11:30 a.m. to a structure fire at 7524 S. Grant Highway, said Captain John Kimmel. Firefighters immediately saw heavy smoke and flames billowing from the front of the house and requested assistance from 14 area departments.
The family safely evacuated the house by the time firefighters arrived, Kimmel said. No one was injured in the incident. Firefighters extinguished the blaze by 2:30 p.m.
Marengo firefighters are still investigating the cause and determining the property damage. Departments from Belvidere, Boone County, Crystal Lake, Elgin, Genoa-Kingston, Genoa, Hampshire, Harvard, Hebron, Huntley, Kirkland, Lakewood, Union and Woodstock assisted Marengo.