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Bespoke Ring in Palladium with a Paraiba colour Tourmaline and a Diamond in Princess Cut set into a ring shank fitted in assymetric design.
145 pieces malasian rubberwood and walnut about 4.5 by 6 in first try at segmenting spray lacquer finnish
Segment 3 is almost 13 miles long. I hiked most of it the day before. There really isn't anything special about segment 3 but it was fairly easy hiking. I was up and moving before 0800. It was cloudy and 56f and segment 4 was just around the corner.
Rolling Creek Trailhead is off of Wellington Lake Rd, a dirt, forest service road. There is a small parking area here. This is also the access to the town of Bailey about 8 miles away. A resupply option for those hiking the Colorado Trail. I was glad that I opted to go to Buffalo Creek instead of Bailey. There were 2 vehicles at the trailhead but the road did not appear to be busy at all. Might've been a long wait.
Within 2 miles is Lost Creek Wilderness. No bikes are allowed in Wilderness Areas so I thought that this would be the most spectacular part of the trail yet. It wasn't. It actually reminded me of the Appalachian Trail. It was through the woods with lots of rocks, roots, blowdowns and stepovers. I wasn't sure if a bike could even make it through. To me it was the most difficult part of the trail to this point. There were also some steep, rocky dirt road walks as well.
6 miles to get through the Wilderness and after about 5 miles made it over 10,000 ft for the first time. A very large meadow was next up. Even though it started to rain, hiking through the meadow was nice. Decent camping possibilities in the rain were few but I was on the lookout. If it hadn't been raining there were probably plenty of good sites, but the rain changes perspective. Finally settled on a spot on the edge of the meadow. Once the rain stopped, the mosquitoes came out in full force.
Lemon.
This lemon has sat in the fruit bowl for several weeks. Originally bought to grace the gin and tonics of my wife and one of our friends it has been forgotten, neglected and gone unused. The skin was hard and mottled with brown and the lemon had shrunk in size quite markedly. The lemony smell of the skin was quite intense ans surprisingly the flesh was still quite juicy.
Miss ChinaTown USA Pageant 2011 -->final crown segment
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Uzra Zeya, Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights High of the United States briefs the press outside room XIX during the Level Segment of the 49rd regular session of the Human Rights Council 2022, Palais des Nations. 1 March 2022. UN Photo by Violaine Martin
Good news! We have successfully extracted the grapefruit segments from their peel and canned them for your consumption! Hooray!
I think this was stacked/staged segments of a tower crane that was going to be built on this site (Smithe/Nelson junction with the Cambie St. Bridge). Now (9.5 years after taking the photo) there are condo towers there.
Jordan’s agriculture sector provides a critical source of income, particularly for the poorest segments of society. Yet, the sector suffers from a number of decent work deficits, including instances of child labour, a lack of wage protection, an absence of social security coverage, poor occupational safety and health measures, and lack of adequate accommodation.
With the support of the Government of the Netherlands and together with partners, the ILO is implementing a project which seeks to advance decent work and the status of agriculture workers – Jordanian, refugee and migrant workers - through a compliance model that strengthens productivity, national labour legislation and adheres to international labour standards.
This includes improving the living conditions of farm workers through the provision of caravans; helping workers develop their skills and enhance their employability through on-the-job training and formal certification; providing workers with Occupational Safety and Health training and equipment; and supporting workers to access work injury insurance, as well as work permits.
© ILO/ Abdel Hameed Al Nasier (2019)
Twin Lakes, CO (Lake County)
Segment 11 Dayhike
Back in 2017 I had intended to hike the Collegiate Loop, but my leg had different ideas. The Collegiate Loop comprises the Collegiate East and Collegiate West. It is about 160 miles and would make a great circuit hike. Originally the Collegiate East was the official route of the Colorado Trail, while the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail uses the Collegiate West. Now, CT Hikers choose which side to hike. Although I have completed the Collegiate West, I was still interested in completing the East side. (For Loop hikers, I would suggest starting on the East side, since it is easier. For CT hikers, definitely do the West.)
My hike began on the far side of Twin Lakes where I parked my car. This is where hikers must decide which side to hike, East or West. It was a pretty easy hike with some short uphills but not too steep. I met a couple of Loop hikers who had just started from Avalanche Trailhead (Segment 13, maybe not the best starting point since it is steep). One of the hikers was ill possibly because of altitude. They had not acclimated.
I hiked out to Forest Service Road 399, approximately 4.7 miles. Took a short break and then returned. Encountered 3 CT hikers. After retrieving my car, I re-encountered the 2 Loop hikers who were moving very slowly. They wanted to go to the Leadville Hospital, so I drove them in.
It rained a little while hiking, but it rained alot while in Leadville. At over 10,000 feet, Leadville is a great place to acclimate. I've used the area a number of times for dayhikes to prepare for an upcoming longer higher. Filling in the gaps on the Collegiate East has given me plenty of hiking opportunities.
This is a 34 second segment at the tail-end of the International Space Station's 6:38 pass against the pre-dawn sky. The Pleiades cluster and Taurus constellation visible above the tree.
Color temperature set to give foreground a natural appearance with the street light.
In terms of audience segmentation, production studios like Paramount Pictures have started producing Blockbuster hits as well as "films for more narrowly focused audiences" (200, Media Now). Many blockbuster movies hit the big screen, but more B listed movies are going straight to DVD, where avid fans are waiting for them. Audience segmentation is relatively new in the movie industry, but has been hugely successful in getting more topics out there to more audiences.
"In 1885, U.S. Congressman William Morrow of San Francisco introduced a bill to appropriate $350,000 to buy a site in San Francisco on which to build a new courthouse and post office. It languished for two years but was finally passed in March, 1887. The Secretaty of the Treasury selected a three-man commission, which included San Francisco Postmaster W.C. Bryan, to find suitable property. When they reported $350,000 could not buy much, Congress eventually raised the allocation to $1,250,000. After considering two dozen sites, the commissioners opted to buy a big sandy lot at the corner of Seventh and Mission Streets. They ranked it second in desirability because of its distance from the central business district. The site was more than a mile from downtown in a working class neighborhood of Irish and German immigrants, warehouses and blacksmith shops. Unbeknown to federal officials at the time, an underground creek lay beneath the southwest corner. "Seventh and Mission was way out in the sticks, way out in the sand dunes," recalled Martin J. O'Donnell, a postal clerk at the turn of the century, "and lots of people thought it was too far from the center of things." The commissioners apparently did not. In December, 1891, the federal government signed an agreement to pay property owner LeRoy G. Harvey $1,040,000 in gold for the 142,625 square-foot lot. It was a controversial deal that triggered accusations of corruption and payoffs. But it went through nonetheless."
U S Court of Appeals (San Francisco)
7th and Mission Street, built 1897-1905, architect: James Knox Taylor. Once home to Federal circuit courts and the U S Post Office. Survived the 1906 earthquake / fire.
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Atuando no segmento fotográfico desde o inicio dos anos 90, Fernando Coutinho é um fotógrafo profissional que faz coberturas de casamentos, festas de 15 anos, bodas, formaturas, eventos sociais e empresariais. Especializado em fotografia de noivas, oferece álbuns diferenciados de casamento.
Para isso, utiliza a tecnologia da fotografia digital para a montagem do álbum livro, que traz uma diagramação diferenciada e especÃÂfica para os noivos.
Também faz retratos em preto e branco, com destaque para álbuns de famÃÂlia e de crianças, sempre usando o fotojornalismo como um aliado. Realiza ensaios fotográficos de casal e trash the dress, uma nova tendência das fotos de casamento, em que a proposta é deixar de lado a preocupação com o vestido de noiva, e curtir fotos em ambientes inusitados.
O profissional realiza também book comercial e empresarial de produtos e serviços, bem como catálogos e material publicitário.
A fotografia autoral é o perfil deste profissional, que está entre os melhores fotógrafos da região metropolitana de Campinas. Foi um dos primeiros profissionais em vÃÂdeo, a fazer gravação com as inovadoras câmeras DSLR, que produz filmes com qualidade de cinema.
No segmento de foto e vÃÂdeo para casamentos e eventos, já atuou em diversas cidades paulistas como, Campinas, Valinhos, Vinhedo, Louveira, JundiaÃÂ, Jaguariúna, Indaiatuba, Americana, Piracicaba, Limeira, São José Rio Preto, Araras, Araraquara, Ribeirão Preto, entre outras.
Cobriu eventos em capitais como, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro e BrasÃÂlia. Atendemos em todo o território nacional.
This is the circumhorizontal arc that I saw as I left my place of work over lunch today. It was much more brilliant when I first exited the building, but by the time I'd retrieved my camera, this faded segment was all that was left. Still, its colors are outstandingly pure and beautiful.
Miss ChinaTown USA Pageant 2011 -->final crown segment
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Atuando no segmento fotográfico desde o inicio dos anos 90, Fernando Coutinho é um fotógrafo profissional que faz coberturas de casamentos, festas de 15 anos, bodas, formaturas, eventos sociais e empresariais. Especializado em fotografia de noivas, oferece álbuns diferenciados de casamento.
Para isso, utiliza a tecnologia da fotografia digital para a montagem do álbum livro, que traz uma diagramação diferenciada e especÃÂfica para os noivos.
Também faz retratos em preto e branco, com destaque para álbuns de famÃÂlia e de crianças, sempre usando o fotojornalismo como um aliado. Realiza ensaios fotográficos de casal e trash the dress, uma nova tendência das fotos de casamento, em que a proposta é deixar de lado a preocupação com o vestido de noiva, e curtir fotos em ambientes inusitados.
O profissional realiza também book comercial e empresarial de produtos e serviços, bem como catálogos e material publicitário.
A fotografia autoral é o perfil deste profissional, que está entre os melhores fotógrafos da região metropolitana de Campinas. Foi um dos primeiros profissionais em vÃÂdeo, a fazer gravação com as inovadoras câmeras DSLR, que produz filmes com qualidade de cinema.
No segmento de foto e vÃÂdeo para casamentos e eventos, já atuou em diversas cidades paulistas como, Campinas, Valinhos, Vinhedo, Louveira, JundiaÃÂ, Jaguariúna, Indaiatuba, Americana, Piracicaba, Limeira, São José Rio Preto, Araras, Araraquara, Ribeirão Preto, entre outras.
Cobriu eventos em capitais como, São Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro e BrasÃÂlia. Atendemos em todo o território nacional.
Miss ChinaTown USA Pageant 2011 -->final crown segment
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CO (Chaffee County)
Day 8
random campsite (Segment 15) to Salida, CO
I got a ride after about 15 minutes. Some locals, Darryll and Brenda, had turned around to pick me up. Darryll had been doing some hiking and their son was still hiking with a friend. And tomorrow they were going to shuttle son to Avalanche trailhead. I asked if I could get in on that and they said sure. Everything seemed to be working out. From Avalanche I would hike an additional 6.6 miles.
They dropped me off at Circle R motel. Last room for $124! Ouch! That hurt more than my knee! I couldn't check in until after 1300ish, so Darryll and Brenda drove me to a pancake house down the road. Had a good Belgian waffle and lots of coffee.
I walked back to motel. Did laundry and got cleaned up. A local from TN, 10K, wandered by. I thought I might see him on trail but not in town. He was at Monarch Pass and will shuttle back tomorrow. I had a good pizza from local place. Now relaxing and watching Forrest Gump.
Approximately 5.5 miles of hiking today. Pickup tomorrow is at 0700.
Patrick & Jennifer - Cooper Creek Falls - North Chickamauga Trail Segment of the Cumberland Trail - February 16, 2013
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