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Local middle and high school students competed in the Arduino STEM Solutions National Engineering Design Challenge at the regional MESA Day competition held at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, WA. The top teams will advance to the state competition and, potentially, nationals.
Yakima Valley/Tri-Cities MESA (Mathematics, Engineering & Science Achievement) Center at PNNL is part of a nationally recognized program that provides opportunities and inspires innovation to undeserved and underrepresented students in STEM, helping to prepare and train the next generation of STEM students and professionals.
The competition is composed of students designing a prototype solution for a human need, while incorporating Arduino programming. Students will compete in four core areas: Pitch (Shark Tank style), Technical Interview/Presentation, Poster and Technical Paper.
Terms of Use: Our images are freely and publicly available for use with the credit line, "Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory"; Please use provided caption information for use in appropriate context.
The Monastery of Saint John the Baptist (Timios Prodromos) of Mesa Potamos as it is known, is situated between the villages of Platres, Saitas and Kato Amiantos, and is found on the southern slopes of the Troodos Mountain. Information for its establishment and its founders are unfortunately not known but it is considered to be of the same age as the other major Monasteries of Cyprus, namely Kykkos, Macheras, Trooditissa, Trikoukkia, Saint Nicholas tis Stegis, and others. The Monastery, dates back to the Byzantine period, and more precisely to the 12th century, during the same time the other monasteries in the region were build. This date can be witnessed by the icon of the 12th century, dedicated to Zoodochos Pigi (the Life Giving Source) of Saittiotissa which belonged to the Monastery. Around 1914, when the Monastery was destroyed by the Bishop of Kitium Meletios Metaxakis, the icon was transferred to the church of the Holy Cross, in the nearby village Kouka. In turn, during 2003, the icon was transferred to the Bishopric of Limassol. The first written historic testimony about the Monastery comes from a document of the Frankish king of Cyprus James II, who in 1468 granted to the abbot of the Monastery of Mesa Potamos, Father Gregory and his nephew, a quantity of wine and five " Byzantine Dinars" from the kazan (provincial department) of Koilani for each consecutive year and for lifetime.
Local middle and high school students competed in the Arduino STEM Solutions National Engineering Design Challenge at the regional MESA Day competition held at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, WA. The top teams will advance to the state competition and, potentially, nationals.
Yakima Valley/Tri-Cities MESA (Mathematics, Engineering & Science Achievement) Center at PNNL is part of a nationally recognized program that provides opportunities and inspires innovation to undeserved and underrepresented students in STEM, helping to prepare and train the next generation of STEM students and professionals.
The competition is composed of students designing a prototype solution for a human need, while incorporating Arduino programming. Students will compete in four core areas: Pitch (Shark Tank style), Technical Interview/Presentation, Poster and Technical Paper.
Terms of Use: Our images are freely and publicly available for use with the credit line, "Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory"; Please use provided caption information for use in appropriate context.
The Monastery of Saint John the Baptist (Timios Prodromos) of Mesa Potamos as it is known, is situated between the villages of Platres, Saitas and Kato Amiantos, and is found on the southern slopes of the Troodos Mountain. Information for its establishment and its founders are unfortunately not known but it is considered to be of the same age as the other major Monasteries of Cyprus, namely Kykkos, Macheras, Trooditissa, Trikoukkia, Saint Nicholas tis Stegis, and others. The Monastery, dates back to the Byzantine period, and more precisely to the 12th century, during the same time the other monasteries in the region were build. This date can be witnessed by the icon of the 12th century, dedicated to Zoodochos Pigi (the Life Giving Source) of Saittiotissa which belonged to the Monastery. Around 1914, when the Monastery was destroyed by the Bishop of Kitium Meletios Metaxakis, the icon was transferred to the church of the Holy Cross, in the nearby village Kouka. In turn, during 2003, the icon was transferred to the Bishopric of Limassol. The first written historic testimony about the Monastery comes from a document of the Frankish king of Cyprus James II, who in 1468 granted to the abbot of the Monastery of Mesa Potamos, Father Gregory and his nephew, a quantity of wine and five " Byzantine Dinars" from the kazan (provincial department) of Koilani for each consecutive year and for lifetime.
Local middle and high school students competed in the Arduino STEM Solutions National Engineering Design Challenge at the regional MESA Day competition held at Columbia Basin College in Pasco, WA. The top teams will advance to the state competition and, potentially, nationals.
Yakima Valley/Tri-Cities MESA (Mathematics, Engineering & Science Achievement) Center at PNNL is part of a nationally recognized program that provides opportunities and inspires innovation to undeserved and underrepresented students in STEM, helping to prepare and train the next generation of STEM students and professionals.
The competition is composed of students designing a prototype solution for a human need, while incorporating Arduino programming. Students will compete in four core areas: Pitch (Shark Tank style), Technical Interview/Presentation, Poster and Technical Paper.
Terms of Use: Our images are freely and publicly available for use with the credit line, "Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory"; Please use provided caption information for use in appropriate context.
Mesa de trabajo «Tenencia compartida» organizada por la Congresista Rosangella Barbarán (Fotos: Congreso de la República / Jairo Díaz).
© Brian Callahan 2010 All rights reserved.
This view is from a prominent point on Romana Mesa, more than 1000 feet above the level of Lake Powell. This is one of the most amazing vistas I have ever seen. I hope this 42 image HDR (14X3) conveys some of the beauty. My original, high res file is 133MB. This is a lower quality file for FLICKR, where file size is limited to 20MB.
Mesa redonda sobre INTACTA RR2 PRO™ na ShowTec, em Maracaju (MS), com um dos "500 Eleitos" e a equipe da Monsanto.
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Casamento realizado no Espaço Galiileu, em São Paulo
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Wedding held at Espaço Galiileu, São Paulo.
Fotos: Daniela Picoral
The Monastery of Saint John the Baptist (Timios Prodromos) of Mesa Potamos as it is known, is situated between the villages of Platres, Saitas and Kato Amiantos, and is found on the southern slopes of the Troodos Mountain. Information for its establishment and its founders are unfortunately not known but it is considered to be of the same age as the other major Monasteries of Cyprus, namely Kykkos, Macheras, Trooditissa, Trikoukkia, Saint Nicholas tis Stegis, and others. The Monastery, dates back to the Byzantine period, and more precisely to the 12th century, during the same time the other monasteries in the region were build. This date can be witnessed by the icon of the 12th century, dedicated to Zoodochos Pigi (the Life Giving Source) of Saittiotissa which belonged to the Monastery. Around 1914, when the Monastery was destroyed by the Bishop of Kitium Meletios Metaxakis, the icon was transferred to the church of the Holy Cross, in the nearby village Kouka. In turn, during 2003, the icon was transferred to the Bishopric of Limassol. The first written historic testimony about the Monastery comes from a document of the Frankish king of Cyprus James II, who in 1468 granted to the abbot of the Monastery of Mesa Potamos, Father Gregory and his nephew, a quantity of wine and five " Byzantine Dinars" from the kazan (provincial department) of Koilani for each consecutive year and for lifetime.