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Roberto Britto (Dep. Federal PP/BA), Aline Corrêa (Dep. Federal PP/SP), Mário Negromonte (Ministro das Cidades), Alberto Pinto Coelho (Vice-Governador do Estado de MG), Luiz Fernando Faria (Deputado Federal PP/MG) Márcio Reinaldo (Dep. Federal PP/MG) Foto: Alair Vieira/ALMG
The girl in the foreground has made a lot of progress on her starts over the year our family has been part of The Claremont Cub swim team. A year ago she could barely lean forward into the pool from a sitting position on the deck.. Now she is able to make a dive off the block. She has an extreme phobia and has been able to work past it to do a dive off the blocks.
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A solid train of wind turbine parts passes through Durand behind a solo Dash 9. A major signal upgrade project is underway in Durand, said to also increase track speed through town.
loading bar idea. not sure i like it though. i think i like the arrow better.
suggestions are welcome.
Florida Tropical House
A Century of Progress - The 1933 World's Fair Homes
Over 85 years of wind, sand, and surf have battered the five World's Fair houses located along Lake Front Drive in Beverly Shores, but their uniqueness has weathered the elements. With the theme of a Century of Progress, the houses were built for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair to demonstrate modern architectural design, experimental materials, and new technologies such as central air conditioning and dishwashers.
Four of the houses were brought to the dunes by barge in 1935 by real estate developer Robert Bartlett. The Cypress Log Cabin was dismantled at the fair and moved by truck. Bartlett hoped that the high profile houses would entice buyers to his new resort community of Beverly Shores. Today the houses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the houses have been leased by the non-profit organization Indiana Landmarks. Through this organization, private individuals or families have leased the homes and are rehabilitating them. Please respect these agreements by not trespassing on the properties.
I woke with a shiver and knew instantly that the wind had turned from the North - a dull sense of dread rose through my iron frame. As the sun broke over the wall I peered far into the light of dawn and my my fear proved well founded, the rains had moved on and with the winds behind them their progress through the night had been good, very good.
They will be here before he's ready.
Where is he, I must warn him - where did he go?
Nov 2019: I took this jigsaw to do at the BCD meeting of Nov19, with theme Children at Play. The meeting was very busy with photography, the Dave Cooper auction and the show & tell session,and it was as difficult as I remembered it to be, so only limited progress was made. David took pity on the visitors who joined me in the session whilst I was away from the table and gave them this photo - I hope it hasn't put them off line-cut jigsaws for good!
David Shearer said he thought that there was a good chance that the jigsaw was cut by Ian Pedley as I suspected, on stylistic grounds. The spiral feature appears in a friend's jigsaw Yoga, and his Pedley Owl puzzle seen at the last meeting has a complete 'mushroom edge'. Even figurals have appeared in some of the Pedley jigsaws he's encounted. Of course we'll never know for sure and I'll keep a look out for examples of similar cuts in case another unknown cutter appears!
Jan 2014: First Time Assembled
Bought Sept 2013, ebay £21+pp. A splendid second-hand puzzle, extensively line-cut, with lots of tricky features and a few whimsies. The edges have a couple of divided corners, and quite a lot of 'u-shaped' pieces that are effectively divided knobs. The spiral that covers the hair is a very distinctive feature. Line cutting around the soap bubbles and almost all areas of the striped jumper, bow etc make it very difficult for its piece count. The girl's features have been carefully preserved. 14x19.5in
Presumably made as a Christmas present in 1992 by 'P' for some lucky person.
I am hoping an enthusiast might recognise the writing or the style of cutting as I would dearly love to know who cut the puzzle. I will submit it to the BCD / Jigasaurus to see if anyone there has any idea.
East-German postcard by VEB Progress Film-Vertrieb, Berlin, no. 3242, 1968.
French actress Claudine Auger (1941) is best known as Bond girl Domino in the James Bond film Thunderball (1965). At 17, she was Miss France 1958 and she became the first runner-up in the Miss World contest. Later she worked mostly in France and Italy.
Seatruck Progress Ro-Ro/cargo ship
IMO: 9506203
Flag: Great Britain
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 24m
Year Built: 2011
That's Danny Martin on a ladder painting a skin and bones model with a '57 Chevy Bel Air ragtop.
33 W. Congress St., Tucson, AZ
Every year in Decemeber, I make assorted candy and chocolates for friends and family. I snapped this photo of my work in progress. On the right, you can see balls of ganache. On the left, similar balls of ganache that have been dipped in melted chocolate. In the center, you can see a truffle who's coating is still cooling!
AUSTRALIAN PROGRESS
ex Mobil Progress
IDNo:5238315Year:1960
Name: Australian Progress
Launched as the STANVAC PROGRESS
Launch Date:4.1.60
Type:TankerDate of completion:
Flag:GBRKeel:
Tons:10186Link:
DWT:13857Yard No:525
Length overall:149.4Ship Design:
LPP:143.3Country of build:DEU
Beam:23.0Builder:Schlieker
Material of build: Location of yard:Altona
Number of
screws/Mchy/
Speed(kn):1ST-14.5
Naval or paramilitary marking :
A:*
End:1977
Subsequent History:
[1972 Lg, 14560gt/23422dw] - 62 MOBIL PROGRESS - 64 AUSTRALIAN PROGRESS - 72 MOBIL DURBAN
Disposal Data:
BU Kaohsiung 11.11.77
Here's one of the first tankers on the Australian Coast, the Mobil Progress, I saw her a lot, name was changed to Australian Progress not long after she arrived.
Hot off the scanner lol
Ex Stanvac Progress later Mobil Durban
Photo Credits: The late Don Ross Collection