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If parties wish to separate without filing for a divorce immediately, such an agreement can be reached informally through mutual consent in the form of a Deed of Separation. You may decide to reconcile with your spouse after signing the Marriage Separation.
Approximately 5 feet & 6 inches tall
Wood, blinds, sheer curtains, rotating light constructed from a disco ball
Fall 2017
This is a short, close-up video of my sculpture, Untitled (Separation Anxiety) during the first execution in the fall of 2017.
Done as a bit of an experiment and based on a 'shoot' tried recently at Aber Falls with the SDCC... So this is all Howard's fault!
I spot-metered on the cloud to get a base reading. Flash output was cut to 1:2 in manual mode. ST-E2 flash commander on camera set to fire the 430EX off-camera.
I still need another flashgun and a light-meter!
Works in underway in January 2017 around Carnegie station as part of a grade separation package between Hughesdale and Carnegie stations with the controversial 'Skyrail' treatment - elevating the line on an single continuous viaduct though the area.
The station opened in 1879 with area's original name of Rosstown after failed entrepreneur William Murray Ross who had constructed a sugar beet mill and cross-town railway between Elsternwick and Oakleigh - neither of which saw use. The area and railway station were renamed Carnegie in 1909 after a failed attempt to gain finance from Andrew Carnegie for the establishment of a library.
At this stage the platforms remain in use with buildings removed and temporary blue hoardings and shelters installed. Temporary low profile overhead structures have been installed to accommodate the viaducts going either side of the existing tracks replacing the original lattice structures from the early 1920's.
St Leonard, Leverington, Cambridgeshire
A big church in a sprawling fenland village which belies its remoteness from most of the rest of the county, and its separation from nearby Norfolk by the River Nene. Leverington was missed out of the Domesday Book, even though there was certainly a village and church here at the time. Probably, the Norman scribes had had enough by the time they got to Wisbech of this difficult fenland terrain with its hostile inhabitants.
The church has a lovely stone spire built on to a tower which is very similar to that of Elm, five miles off, possibly based on the motif of the west tower at Ely Cathedral. Friends who have visited every church in the county decided this was their favourite church in all Cambridgeshire, so I was looking forward to it. This is very much in the Early English style, deliciously rough and ready outside. My first sight of the interior was a bit disappointing, as I thought it over-restored - the floors are made neat and the furnishings pitch pine. But very soon this lovely church started to reveal its charms. The sandstone font with seated saints, and most of all a huge collection of 14th and 15th Century glass, more than just about any other church in Cambridgeshire. All in all I thought it was splendid.
I love the separation in the ice. It's almost a perfectly even crack. This Photograph was captured March 6th, 2010.
Siding Separation is due to foundation wall movement. The expansive soils at this Boulder, Colorado home are creating pressure on the foundation causing the wall to move.
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Recent storms flooded portions of the state leaving the earth cracked and fragile after the waters receded.
extraction time for the 2005 honey harvest: the hot mixture of molten wax and honey comes out of the cappings smelter ...
Of course, any Federation vessel to carry the name Enterprise must be capable of some form of Saucer Separation, since all Federation vessels to carry the name have always been capable of this in some form, and the Essex-class is meant to be able to due just that. Dubbed Tactical Hull Separation, I imagine that hull separation at this point would be part of the standard tactical abilities available to some of the ships-of-the-line at this point in the early 25th century, which I also imagine was pioneered by the Prometheus-class.
the next few photos in the set are from our trip from jerusalem to nablus. our host in nablus arranged for a taxi to take us. actually, it was two taxis. first, we took a taxi with an israeli license plate to just outside of the separation barrier. because it was dangerous to go further with an israeli license plate, the taxi driver handed us off to a different driver with palestinian plates.
this shot is from the window of the taxi, looking back at the separation barrier, just after we got going in our palestinian taxi.
This is Liu Yang. During his internship he helped a lot with our projects.
Here he is seperating small root segments of Arabidopsis mutants which have been infected with Agrobacterium. Depending on how each mutant responds to the infection we can make some conclusions of how different genes are involved in the plant defense response for example.
Often we separate up to 200 plates of root segments a day and each plate requires 5-10 minutes of work. Backbone, shoulders and eyes hurt but we have to keep going. Honestly, this job is tougher than when I had to walk 20 miles every day to take soil samples.
:-)
Autumn has arrived. Unfortunately the sensitivity on my camera was accidentally set way up when I took this, hence the noise.
Barbed wire encircles Israel's separation wall near the village of Bil'in, West Bank. photo by Zahra Moloo
I have forever casted and made all those human elements in my pics to pose in a certain way I wanted, to fit into the photographic themes I pursue. What when you come across a sight, a tad emotional and artistic....something you constantly imagine and scheme in your creative fantasies, right there in front of you?!
God has his ways to surprise all of us I reckon. Today, He sent me a sweet bonus. I found these two random strangers, set-up almost exactly out of my imaginations, staring intently in silence at that fountain. It was a deja-vu moment for me, for obvious reasons, and I thought I must share it with you.
I have not even edited this picture...I think it is only fair, if I shared it, just the way it was.
Location: Dubai Mall. Canon EOS400D.
Several hours later, the almond milks were separating pretty bad. The soy milks (not pictured here) still looked like store-bought, though.