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Dan Durham, left, NRCS district conservationist in Sherican, Mont., worked with Stephen Becklund, manager of the J Bar L Ranch near Twin Bridges, Mont., to develop and implement a conservation plan. Becklund converted an alfalfa field to a mix of grasses and clovers, converted a flood irrigation system to a more water-efficient sprinkler irrigation system, and installed cross fences to rotate his cattle to more evenly graze his pastures. Madison County, Montana. June 2017.
23 August 2020; Clontibret manager John McEntee remonstrates with referee Colin Murphy during the Monaghan County Senior Football Championship Group 1 Round 5 match between Clontibret O'Neills and Inniskeen at Clontibret in Monaghan. Photo by Philip Fitzpatrick/Sportsfile
The Manager/Owner, is a classical percussionist by training, having been a music scholar at Bryanston School and a member of the National Youth Orchestra - he is still persuaded to lay down the odd shaker track on request!
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Chris is a case manager for Brain Injury Services, a nonprofit that helps those suffering from brain trauma recover from their injuries.
You can read my interview with Chris over at the Burke Patch: patch.com/A-8bp
Staying in the same location for the past 17 years with very little construction or changes having taken place, Kim, Myong-chol (second to the left), Popeye?s store manager, smiling with a sense of pride and completion holds up a ribbon that was cut for a special re-opening ceremony for the USAG-Casey Popeye?s that underwent renovations for two weeks; accompanied with Kim in the ribbon cutting was Command Sgt. Major Nidal Saeed (left), USAG-Casey command sergeant major and Lt. Col. Richard Fromm (right), USAG-Casey commander, Nov. 17 in front of the USAG-Casey Popeye?s. The eight-time award winning Popeye?s location received brand new tiles, a paint job, a new ceiling, more tables to make the restaurant larger and the same as what an individual would see at a Popeye?s restaurant in America. Ken Limtiaco, Army and Air Force Exchange Services area 1 manager, explained to both Fromm and Saeed that AAFES will be going through more construction in the USAG-Casey food court to continue to make Korea ?the assignment of choice.? ? U.S. Army photo by Pvt. Jamal Walker
Format: Colour photo, digital
Rights Info: Attribution, Noncommercial, Creative Commons
Repository: Blue Mountains Library - library.bmcc.nsw.gov.au
Part of: Image Library
Photo Credit : John Merriman