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Cheddar's still here~
She hasn't made tons of progress, but she does have the beginnings of a headcap now...I'm having a hard time picturing what I'd do with a finished Cheddar though. 8<
Ron Zinnerman, JPMorgan Chase, is pictured with CEP Board Member David May.
JPMorgan Chase was a Tulip sponsor of the event and has been a long-time major supporter and volunteer partner of CEP. May's corporation MyServiceVine was a Daisy sponsor of the event.
Joined by Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Secretary David Small, State Senator David McBride, Recycling Public Advisory Council Chair B.J. Vinton, Delaware Solid Waste Authority Chief of Business and Government Services Michael Parkowski, ReCommunity Regional Business Development Manager Robert Anderson, as well as other community partners, Governor Markell highlighted the state’s ranking as one of the nation’s leaders in recycling, through its Universal Recycling Law, policies, and programs, which have all resulted in positive impacts to Delaware’s economy and environment.
We visited right after a blizzard and the polar bears were so happy. This one was doing backflips and backstrokes in the pool.
Best viewed as part of this time-lapse set.
All of the over-wintered plants (begonias and coleus) are outside and putting up new growth. The petunias and verebena in the front boxes are coming along, and last year's caladium tubers are putting up leaves in the corner round planter. In the lower-left corner, the very last of the pansies are sharing a pot with the very last daffodil (which never bloomed). It's just about time to pull it up (along with the very last of the muscari), dry it out, and stick it in a bag for next year.
Singer, composer, musician, curator, activist, producer, and storyteller Toshi Reagon presented a special first glimpse into her creative process during a work-in-progress showing of "You're Having Too Much Fun So We're Gonna Have to Kill You" on Friday, October 7, 2022 in the Center for the Arts Theater. Reagon concluded her year-long artist residency at Wesleyan University’s Center for the Arts developing the new production. She was joined by vocalists Be Steadwell, Josette Newsam, and Carla Duren, keyboard player Kim Jordan, bassist Fred Cash Jr., drummer Matt Graff, and multi-instrumentalist Adam Widoff on guitar. The work-in-progress showing was followed by an outdoor disco party with artist manager, producer, remixer, music supervisor, performer, recording artist, writer, and DJ Bill Coleman. Collaborating disco choreographers and performers included Madrone Cochran '23, Mika Foguel '25, Sabine Geary '23, Amaal Ladha '23, Charissa Lee '23, Halle Newman '23, and Rebeca Trevino '24; with guidance from Assistant Professor of the Practice in Dance and African American Studies Joya Powell. Photos by Sandy Aldieri, Perceptions Photography, courtesy of the Center for the Arts, Wesleyan University.
Seatruck Progress Ro-Ro cargo vessel inbound for Langton lock from Dublin, Ireland
IMO: 9506203
MMSI: 235088244
Call Sign: 2EUK3
Flag: Great Britain
AIS Vessel Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)
Gross Tonnage: 19722
Deadweight: 5300 t
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 25m
Year Built: 2011
Status: Active
Manager/Owner: SEATRUCK FERRIES SHIPHOLDING
Builder: FLENSBURGER SCHIFFBAU GESELLSCHAFT - FLENSBURG, DE
Yard number: 746
Order: 2008-03-03
Delivery: 2011-11-29
Keel laid: 2011-05-09
Launch: 2011-08-19
Berths: 12
Trailers: 151
Ro-Ro Ramps: 1 CENTRE OR ONLY 19.0x17.6x0
Ro-Ro Lanes: 2166x0.0x0.00
Ballast: 2363 t
Engine Builder: x2 MAN DIESEL & TURBO 7L48/60CR 4 stroke 7 cyls @ 500rpm
Engine Cylinders: 7
Engine Power kW: 16000 kW
Engine Stroke: 480 mm
x2 Wärtsilä Netherlands B.V CT 200 bow tunnel thrusters @ 1000kW each
Propeller: x2 MAN VBS1180 / ODG375 controllable pitch props
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this used to be just a footpath through the fields, now they're digging a road, laying drains ... it'll all be condos in a few years. sigh.
The Pilgrim Progress. A march every Friday in August since 1921. Each marcher represents one of 51 survivors of the first harsh winter of 1620-21.
work in progress, unlike most commisioned doll makers, i keep regular updates and tell my customers whats going on, this is her without her makeup. she has a ship in her hair. customer requested it.
The Pride and Progress mural is located at 1315 Spruce Street. This is another mural by Ann Northrup and it was completed in 2003. It was sponsored by the William Way Community Center and individual donors.
This photograph was stitched together using 15 photographs.
This mural is # 9 on the Mural Arts Program's Mural Mile Walking tour. For more information visit muralarts.org/explore/mural-mile