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Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Ground protection soldiers learn to navigate during their commander course,
Photo by: Carmel Horowitz.
במהלך קורס המפקדים, חיילי הגנה קרקעית לומדים לנווט.
צילום: כרמל הורוביץ.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Supermoon and abandoned railroad bridge. Night photography fro a bobbing canoe is pretty hard so I played the odds and took enough photos that a few had to come out somewhat clearer. Not great but ok.
Buffalo was once a national center of heavy industry. It still has one of the nation's most versatile and dense rail hubs. Until the 1980s the shores of the river were lined edge to edge with heavy industry. Steel, Iron, chemicals, grain, cement, petroleum and many smaller industries once hummed 24/7. Now the shores are largely abandoned, although once can still see the sea walls, pilings and remnants of docks where the massive lake freighters navigated up through the Buffalo River's sinuous channels to park...often 5 end to end and 3 deep. UNlike the massive silos down the river, nearer to Lake Erie, these industries were torn down, the buildings razed and the machinery sold for scrap. It's amazing how little remains of the some of the world's most powerful industrial centers....Only the docks and sheet pilings show where freighters docked and unloaded piles of ore, limestone and coal that reached several stories tall. They are eerie, weedy overgrown fields. The railroad bridges also still remain and are still part of one of the nation's important rail hubs connecting Lake Erie to the interior of the US.
The legacy of Buffalo's industry can be seen in the incredibly ornate buildings and rich history. HOwever another legacy of these industries is some extreme pollution. In the 1980s when the last of the heavy industry closed the land around this river was so badly contaminated as to be uninhabitable. The river itself was essentially dead. It had a permanent rainbow hue and smelled like petroleum. The mud is contaminated with almost every chemical and metal one can think of and almost no life could survive...except for noxious invasive weeds and species. In 1968 the river caught fire as a welder's spark ignited thick, goopy mats of crude oil. Sewage poured in and at times the industries drew so much water for cooling that the river flowed in reverse and the temperature changed. As mentioned above ships once choked the harbor, necessitating creation of mazes of canals, intensive dredging, hardening of shorelines all which changed the flow and ecology of the river forever.
The river is slowly recovering due to EPA regulations and loss of industry. While they were awe inspiring and spawned great wealth and innovation for about 70 years their legacy is mixed. Perhaps if they were still employing tens of thousands workers and building the local economy one could possibly forgive their uninformed and sloppy environmental past, and feel more sympathy for their plight in the modern world. When they locked the gates for the last time they went away...no longer a legal person anymore....and consciously, legally, and deliberately, left their leaking tanks and pipes and transformers, and ponds of chemicals, piles of slag, radioactivity, mounds of asbestos, soot and coke waste, etc... Thus rebuilding the river and protecting it is now more important because the benefits of business are just too fleeting to be justified. This night trip reminds me that the river is for people and should not be allowed to degrade so badly again.
A wonderful night, warm with a pleasant breeze, pleasent company and a huge full moon to light the way. What more could one ask for?
It's a #StreetcarSunday on 6 November 2016 and as transit is one photo subject of mine, here's a very nice streetcar photo from 1 August 2015. Enjoy...
PHOTO CREDIT: Joe A. Kunzler Photo, AvgeekJoe Productions, growlernoise-AT-gmail-DOT-com
Participant during the Session "Navigating Geopolitics" at the World Economic Forum, Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2018. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Participants during the Session "Navigating Geopolitics" at the World Economic Forum, Annual Meeting of the Global Future Councils 2018. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
My sketchnotes of a panel discussion on "Navigating Uncertainty Together?", presented by Julie Guégan and Obhi Chatterjee, with Paul Hearn, David Gurteen and Yvonne
Mingle Media TV and Red Carpet Report were at the premiere for "Ralph Breaks The Internet” at The El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood. Check out our photos from the red carpet.
“Ralph Breaks the Internet” opens Nov. 21, 2018
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About Ralph Breaks The Internet
In “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” video-game bad guy Ralph (voice of John C. Reilly) and best friend Vanellope von Schweetz (voice of Sarah Silverman) leave the comforts of Litwak’s arcade in an attempt to save her game, Sugar Rush. Their quest takes them to the vast, uncharted world of the internet where they rely on the citizens of the internet—the Netizens—to help navigate their way. Lending a virtual hand are Yesss (voice of Taraji P. Henson), the head algorithm and the heart and soul of the trend-making site “BuzzzTube,” and Shank (voice of Gal Gadot), a tough-as-nails driver from a gritty online auto-racing game called Slaughter Race, a place Vanellope wholeheartedly embraces—so much so that Ralph worries he may lose the only friend he’s ever had. Directed by Rich Moore (“Zootopia,” “Wreck-It Ralph”) and Phil Johnston (co-writer “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Zootopia,” writer, “Cedar Rapids”), and produced by Clark Spencer (“Zootopia,” “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Bolt,” “Lilo & Stitch”), “Ralph Breaks the Internet” hits theaters on Nov. 21, 2018.
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Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
Joshua Bates, an 8th grader at Fernwood Middle School in EHT and a member of the 4-H Robotics Club, said that Legos and his grandfather sparked his interest in underwater robotics. In the picture he navigates the SeaPerch through a tank at the Atlantic City Aquarium. "It's like using an X-Box remote," he explained. He most enjoys building the robots and competing.
Photo: Susan Allen/ The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Navigate to www.instagram.com/polite_british_cosplay/ for more cosplay from Olivia.
Taken at MCM Comic-Con London, on Saturday, October 28th, 2017.
Stills from the videos charting Bob's journey as he tries to get his head around the Bible. Navigate is a free resource for youth leaders to help young people explore and engage with the Bible. Download it here: methodist.org.uk/navigate.
HOLLYWOOD - Fire burned through a two-story concrete industrial building on Thursday, May 19, 2022, killing one person.
Seventy-eight firefighters responded to the 6600 block of West Lexington Avenue at 5:42 PM to find a two-story commercial building with smoke showing. There was an abundance of small individual recording studios inside, creating a very compartmentalized layout, which was extremely challenging to navigate and crawl through in zero visibility. Additionally, the studios had sound deadening thick walls, extra insulation, double drywall, and thick windows. While this design was intended to keep the sound from escaping, it also excelled at keeping the smoke and heat from escaping. Firefighters inside took a beating during a very hot and intense battle, but were relentless and extinguished the flames in 51 minutes.
During the fire fight, two patients were found with smoke-related respiratory symptoms. Firefighter-paramedics treated them on scene, and both declined transport. Tragically, during their systematic interior search, firefighters discovered one person deceased in the structure. Human Remains Detection K9s were called to search the area and, thankfully, did not find any other victims.
After the flames were extinguished, firefighters discovered marijuana upstairs, which appeared to be a grow operation. LAFD's Fire Prevention Bureau was notified and Fire Inspectors from the Cannabis Unit responded to review previous records, inspect the building, help determine if this was legal, and (in a joint effort with Fire Investigators) determine if it contributed to the cause of the fire. These investigations remain active (currently no conclusions have been made).
© Photo by Henry Berkson
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Latvian Soldiers attempt to navigate the high ropes coursel event during the European Best Squad Competition at the 7th Army’s Joint Multinational Training Command’s, Bavarian Outdoor Activity Recreation MWR Facility, Bavaria, Germany, October 21, 2015. The European Best Squad Competition is an Army Europe competition challenging militaries from across Europe to compete and enhance teamwork with Allies and partner nations. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Caleb Barrieau)