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Sunday. Share, download, cut and paste. Do whatever you want. One caveat: As long as it is done with kindness. I don't want my photos used for bullying, etc.
A Mobi Bike Share station sits in front of Deanne Achong's "Pier D" photomural at Vancouver City Centre Canada Line station.
Today I have been to Birmingham Airport to collect my Mum from her hol's - so camera in hand I clicked away!!!
Sat down looked across - ahhhh photo opportunity (SNAP)
Expressing your love is not an easy task. . meanwhile Words are the best and the warmest way to show your love & care.
表達愛 並不是一件容易的事
這個時候 文字最能夠表達你的愛與關懷了
being pregnant and having gestational diabetes- finding things to drink beside water is difficult. I allow myself my morning cup of coffee because i really crave it and I can have a small amount of caffeine but then what do you drink? if it doesn't have caffeine, it has sugar. I can't have either... no juices, no smoothies- even milk has sugar.
yes, I am drinking enough water and my evening "snack" is actually a glass of milk because of the sugar content but there's not much else to drink besides diet caffeine free pepsi (diet coke is pretty gross). finally i found something that tastes pretty good and has no caffeine OR sugar. i can drink this. i have only tried the mediterranean fiesta and tahitian tamure- i like the tahitian tamure better. tastes like punch. it has vitamins and minerals added which is nice, too, but mostly i am happy it doesn't taste diet-y.
anybody else try it yet?
We share the bike lanes with other vehicles, too. Pensioners - whether over 65 or those who are forced to retire early - are often given the chance to have an electric scooter to help them get around.
Sharing a Little Bit of Albany History
By Joe Licavoli
On February 2nd, students from West Albany High School finally got to meet and know a little bit about their next-door neighbors from NETL’s Albany site. As part of continuing outreach efforts by both NETL and other community leaders, 28 advanced placement (AP) chemistry students attended a two-and-a-half hour set of talks at the Albany Regional Museum. These talks focused on Albany’s specialty metals history on the production of zirconium and titanium. In planning the event, NETL’s Joseph Licavoli worked with Sylvia Harvey (Teacher at West Albany High), Howard Poppleton (Retired—US Bureau of Mines), Mark Sidall (Retired—ATI Wah Chang), Dennis Emerson (Retired—ATI Wah Chang), Barry Valder (Retired—ATI Wah Chang), Judy Weissert (Director, Albany Regional Museum) and Mae Yih (Retired State Senator). The talks included an introduction to materials science, the history of specialty metals processing in Albany, and current/future uses of titanium, zirconium, hafnium, niobium, and tantalum.
After the talks, students and speakers held casual conversations about careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields and about specific research topics that had been discussed.
Mae Yih graciously offered to provide lunch for the students as well. Students were very engaged in the talks and grateful for the opportunity to discuss science with people that have helped make Albany a key player in metallurgy over the years. As part of her “Albany Renaissance” project, Mae Yih is sponsoring an essay contest for Albany area schools with this year’s topic focusing on the metal titanium and its uses. This essay contest and the high school visit are a part of ongoing efforts by members of the Albany community to help advance STEM education and bring more attention to the strong influence and positive effects that metallurgical processing facilities have had in shaping Albany’s history
Barry Valder (Retired—ATI Wah Chang) is shown presenting
This lady was having her lunch. I stopped and asked if I could take her picture. She agreed ang gave me a good look. With Canon FD 50mm F1.8 @ F2.8.
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Buster and foster dog Cisco playing. Sometimes I wonder if they are telling each other stories!
Expressing your love is not an easy task. . meanwhile Words are the best and the warmest way to show your love & care.
表達愛 並不是一件容易的事
這個時候 文字最能夠表達你的愛與關懷了
This photo that Walter Woolfenden had taken in the middle of the night is quite intresting. Having got the proofs back to look at , Walter asked the photographer to highlight the jib of the right hand crane, this being the Lorain MC 824 I think belonging to Walter, so it stood out more boldly against the other machine that belonged to Sparrows Crane Hire of Bristol. (Lorain MC 9115) .When you blow the picture up into the largest format flickr will allow, you can see that the photo has been touched up. Also of intrest on the right hand side of the photo is the man standing on the platform with his back against what looks like a large sink plunger, it is infact the bottom of a platform light which has also been very carefully touched out of the picture, which would have obscured the rear of the crane body, this also has had to be touched back in. The picture itself shows the two cranes placing concrete beams into position for a new road bridge over the station platforms on what was obviously a night possesion of the railway tracks, location at present is unknown. The date is 1967, not a hard hat in sight and it rained all night, there were workers standing on the lifts and Walters footnote to the photo was, How did we get away with it and no Accidents.
Expressing your love is not an easy task. . meanwhile Words are the best and the warmest way to show your love & care.
表達愛 並不是一件容易的事
這個時候 文字最能夠表達你的愛與關懷了