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The Progress of Rivers
"The progress of rivers to the ocean is not so rapid as that of man to error."
Voltaire
Denton, TX - In 2006, a development company bought a large ranch in Denton, TX to build a high end "town center" development off of I-35, a big box strip mall development that would include a new Walmart and a Sam's Club, as well as a residential development. In the spirit of naming real estate develmoments after the area they destroyed, they named the deveopment the Rayzor Ranch. The Rayzor Ranch development was scheduled to be open in the Spring of 2009. The development never really got off the ground. The opening date for the shopping facilities is now "indefinite." This photograph is from the construction site of the big box "marketplace." They occasionally push dirt around, but there doesn't appear to be any progress. The "town center" is nothing but a vacant field that is rapidly becoming a mesquite tree grove. As an aside, Rodman Construction, whose name is on most of this equipment, recently filed for bankruptcy. This photograph was taken on July 5, 2009 in Denton, TX. The website for the Rayzor Ranch Development is http://www.rayzorranch.com/index.php.
[ed: Description updated on July 13, 2009.]
Works in Progress area at the World Economic Forum - Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin, People's Republic of China 2016. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Another Progress spacecraft (If it weren't for the Russians, no one would be there) docked to the ISS, with an aurora behind it.
(I originally said it was a Soyuz but was in error (thanks Alexander!) - it's a Progress spacecraft - so I changed the caption.)
Pandora has had the whole house available to her for a week now. My goal? To have her gain confidence interacting with humans, dogs, and cats. I've asked Kevin to give her treats intermittently. Kevin's not having as much success as I am. . . yet. Yesterday, I sat in a recliner in the cat room. Pandora hopped up on my lap to get a few treats. This morning she greeted me as I left the bedroom, obviously interested in more treats. She loved all over Gumbo (what's it with all the ladies being attracted to Gumbo?), purring up a storm asking for treats. I gave her a treat, pet her, gave her a treat, pet her, gave her a treat, pet her. Finally I lured her onto my lap again. She laid down purring, and I scritched around the ears. Ahhhhhhhh. . . then, of course, Pandora received another treat. Yep, progress. We'll have a setback next week when I have to take her in for booster vaccinations, but the retirement home is patient. However long it takes me to get her comfortable, they really want her. (Although I admit I have secretly wondered about Diamond going to the retirement home. . .)
[SOOC, f/1.6, ISO 1000, shutter speed 1/400, -2/3 EV]
I'm allowing myself to free motion quilt with total freedom. It was scary to get started, like jumping off a cliff, but I'm liking the result, and it is fun! Wish I had the stitch regulator about now- but I love my machine even without it.
A tree outside of Wingo Hall on the University of Central Arkansas campus is progressing well in its transformation this week. Gary Keenan, an artist from Iowa, is using chainsaws to carve a bear from the tree, which was diseased. The UCA mascot should be finished on Thursday.
Asia and the Pacific has made important progress in expanding and deepening its financial systems. New financial technology (fintech) holds the promise of continuing improvement, according to panelists at a seminar on “New Technologies in Finance: Opportunities and Challenges for Asia” on 3 May 2018 at ADB’s 51st Annual Meeting in Manila, Philippines.
An update on the light rail work on Hunter Street, Newcastle, from a different viewpoint.
The buildings from left to right are Town Hall Clock Tower, Civic Theatre, and NEX, the new Newcastle University building.
making a path and water pipe to the polytunnel
Making life easier ...but making lots of muck first
The hard frost mitigates the muckiness and I am grateful for that but it will be very temporary. The trick would be to work out how to keep dogs paws out of it.
For the 125 pictures in 2025 group: number 79. Progress
Mental Health Care Services in Primary Care
Tackling the Issues in the Context of Health Care Reform
October 5, 2010, 10:00am – 11:30am
To view a video of this event, click here: www.americanprogressaction.org/events/2010/10/mentalhealt...
Most people with a mental health disorder remain either untreated or poorly treated. The growing burden of mental illness and the huge unmet need present an unprecedented challenge in organizing, financing, and delivering effective mental health services.
Health care reform sees a central role for primary care in the delivery and coordination of services, especially for the chronically ill, and so provides a unique opportunity to better integrate mental health services into primary care.
Achieving this goal would make a substantial contribution toward expanding access to mental health services, improving the physical health of people with mental illness and the mental health of people with chronic physical illnesses, and addressing current health care inequalities for people with mental health problems, especially for those who are from racial and ethnic minorities.
A nice juxtaposition showing how far the German car industry has come, from the 30hp Beetle to the 560hp M5!
Everything works great so far. Shifts nicely front and rear, and the front brake feels good. Plan to get rear brake hooked up tonight, and will tackle racks and fenders tomorrow.
Horse Progress Days still focuses on farming and logging with draft animals, but it has evolved and now includes something for all horse breeds.
A rough sketch for the LBD challenge on A Fashionable challenge. The same dress as the other sketch but with different accessories.
An absolute masterpiece of motor car preservation is this 1901 four seater, made by The Progress Cycle Co. of Coventry and registered M 115.
This priceless example of the 500 made by the company is believed to be one of only two remaining today.
The car made a brief appearance at Beamish Museum as part of their "Power from the Past" event in April 2012.
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