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Harnessing The Real-Time Web Panel at Structure Data Conference 2012 in NYC.
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The Shriver is another of the queenpost structures located in the open countryside of Greene County. It is covered with random-width unpainted vertical board siding on both sides and portals, has a sheet metal roof and a deck of crosswise planking. Fairly wide length-wise openings immediately under the eaves are the only side opening on the bridge. The Shriver is reinforced with steel I beams and rests on cut stone abutments that appear to have been laid dry and has wingwalls of similar material that extends a little above the road level.
?Bridge Number: 38-30-29
?Bridge Dimensions: 40' x 14'
?Builder: unknown
?Year: 1900
?Waterway: Hargus Creek
?Truss Type: Queenpost
?Lat/Long Coordinance: N39 51.17 W80 16.76
?Bridge Location & Directions: South of Rogersville, Center Township. PA18 SW 0.5 miles from junction with PA21 just west of Rogersville, south on Hargus Creek Rd. (SR3011) 1.1 miles, SE on Turkey Hollow Rd. 300' to the bridge.
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Waterbury Fire was dispatched for a possible structure fire at 45 Summit St in the Brooklyn Section of the City. As crews responded multiple calls reporting the fire began to come into the ERC.
The first due assignment arrived to find the vacant dwelling at 45 Summit well involved and the B-side of a second vacant dwelling at 43 Summit was also in flames. Residents of 49 Summit were alerted to the fire which was also threatening their home by a passing motorist who noticed the fire and began blowing his car horn to alert area residents of the fire, evacuated the structure as fire fighters laid in supply lines. Crews were initially hampered by downed power lines as the flames burned through the service to the house.
With the heavy fire making an interior attack impossible crews utilized master streams as well as the monitor on Engine 8 to flood the fully involved building and protect he exposures on either side. The fire was knocked down after about 45 minutes but not before it had damaged the roof of the occupied structure and badly damaged the vacant structure on the opposite side.
Investigators pin pointed the origin of the fire to a couch on the second floor of the original fire building possible started by vagrants.
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2) Pair softer / flowy / clingy pieces with structured ones (the black dress being clingy and the jacket and jeans very structured).
3) I look good in COLOR (my mom has been trying to tell me for time eternal that I look best in jewel tones).
next to the canal bank and the B5066 near Sandon Staffordshire at mill farm is the stone clad structure was it a windmill a lime kiln or something else possibly it was associated with the building in front
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This piece was chosen to represent structure in a forest environment because it shows some examples of mature and younger trees with contrasting structures. This was also chosen because all of the plants depicted in it are deciduous and a thick brown layer of dead leaf litter can be noted on the forest floor and leaves that are still green above.