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The tree looks dead at first glance, but it isn't. New leaves are starting to appear. All the moss hanging on the branches give the tree a kind of spooky look.
The 7th Civil Support Command and distinguished guests from London commemorated the sacrifice of the 468 U.S. servicemembers buried at the Brookwood American Military Cemetery during a special Memorial Day ceremony May 30. (Photo by 1st Sgt. Karen Beckford, 7th CSC)
On the interior walls of the chapel are the names of 563 missing servicemembers, who gave their lives in the service of their country but their remains were never recovered or positively identified.
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Tacheles Berlin
Seit mehr als zwanzig Jahren dient die Kunstruine an der Oranienburger Straße der zeitgenössischen Kunst. Plural, international, spröde, politisch und keinesfalls eine geschützte Werkstätte für Kuratoren, steht das Tacheles als Stachel im Fleische des provinziellen Berliner Kunstbetriebs. Kunst ist Wahrnehmung und Reflektion, Kunst ist Geistesarbeit, sie braucht Vagheit, Unsicherheit, Brüche, Ecken und Kanten. Vor allem aber braucht sie Raum. Diesen Raum hat (die KH) das Kunsthaus, größtenteils ohne Förderung durch Politik und Wirtschaft, geöffnet und offen gehalten. Tausende Künstler und Kreative kamen und kommen erstmal in das Tacheles, wenn sie Berlin besuchen oder gar die Absicht haben in der Stadt zu verweilen. Über 30 Ateliers stehen der Kunstproduktion zur Verfügung, statt "Bookshop mit angegliedertem Showroom" (siehe temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin und Kunsthallenunarten anderswo....) lebendige Kunst mit allen ihren Stärken und Schwächen. Vom Kunsthandwerk als Überlebensmittel, über die Philosophie als Denkversuch, bis zur Kunst als Standortfaktor vereint die Kunsthalle Tacheles in sich alles. Berliner Neidgenossenschaften adelten von Anfang an das Projekt zur Avantgarde im klassischen Sinne.
Den Verteilungskämpfen letzt-klassiger Kunstprotagonisten und an Ideenschwund leidenden Wahlkampfberatern zum Trotz erkläre ich das Tacheles zur Kunsthalle Berlin und protestiere gegen jegliche Leistungsschau von Künsten und Kuratoren.... Kultur ist keine Sportveranstaltung.
Mit Lottomillionen kann man sich keine Kulturkompetenz erkaufen aber das Tacheles - nicht für uns, die wir heute hier arbeiten, sondern für die zeitgenössische Kunst, die Mitte Berlins und die tausenden Künstler und Millionen von Besuchern, die auch in Zukunft in die Oranienburger Straße pilgern werden , ob dies den Berliner Kunstplatzhirschen gefällt oder nicht. Bösartig lancierte Gentrificationdebatten, die nur der Ablenkung vom tatsächlichen Volkswirtschaft schädigenden Immobilienspekulantentum dienen, sind genauso abzulehnen, wie eine Politik, die mit periodisch wiederkehrenden Kunsthallendebatten selbst nur schlechte Kunst produziert. "
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Fotos : Tacheles, 2010 : Wolfgang Sterneck : www.sterneck.net
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Had tried to tighten the set screw on the replacement peg (which, too short, was just barely reaching the spot where it had to go), and ended up breaking off chunks of 82-year-old metal. The set screw is now unable to stay in place.
Staff Sgt. Nate Durfee, left, and Maj. Hans Lienke from the 124th Air Support Operations Squadron (ASOS) of the Idaho Air National Guard observe the simulated enemy down range at the observation point during training with exercise Mountain Fury II throughout the Idaho Sawtooth National Forest, June 25. This exercise focused on small unit tactics, mounted patrol with HMWVVs, Close Air Support missions, and over watch with the help of the 190th Fighter Squadron’s A-10 Aircraft and B Company, 1-214th General Support Aviation Battalion (GSAB) CH-47 Chinook Helicopters, Idaho Army National Guard Apache Helicopters and 728th Air Control Squadron, Mt. Home, June 19 through June 27.
East Indian Rosewood is the gorgeous wood used to craft the whorl on this Tibetan support spindle. The shaft is Cocobolo.
It was an opportunity for Adult Shine members in the East Midlands area to meet informally, socialise, share experiences and information and for mutual support. SNAPS by Sue Skinner!
-Support MP3
-Colour: Silver, Red, Blue, White, Black
-control volume and play at ear
-support USB
-1G : RM217
-2G : RM238
demonstration in support the revolutionaires on tahrir square
berlin, brandenburg gate
2012 december 1st
Karen Read supporters after the court pulled a fast one by not letting them in and hoping they wouldn't notice.
A nice day for a stroll downtown, Detroit
Lindell AC demolition progress (to be replaced with a transit center)
161203 A ceremony was conducted that transitioned responsibility for the Expeditionary Contracting Command - Afghanistan between the 419th and 410th Contracting Support Brigades (CSB) at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, Dec. 3, 2016.
Remembrance Day 2008.
My neighbours son is currently in Quebec for basic training. The next time I see him he will be an officer in the Canadian Military. Having friends that have served in Afghanistan with the military and as civilian contractors, I used to hold my breath everytime the CBC reported another Canadian casualty. Ill be holding my breath again soon.
For The First Time in its History the Annual Legends Of Brands Hatch Superprix was held over a Three Day Period With Friday being Practice Day and a few Qualifying Support Races Happening too. Each Driver was Ready to Push Hard and Test Their Machinery To see what they Had Built and Achieved During the Test Day on Friday.
Support Races Such as Champion Of Brands were also Scheduled to Qualify on this Day as well and with the addition of Classic Clubman's Qualifying the Weekend was shaping up to be a very exciting and interesting one for the History Books.
Lets See How Qualifying Went for the Support Races Qualifying on the Friday and see Who came where.
HSCC Champion Of Brands - Qualifying
HSC Champion of Brands Returned to the Venue once again for another Year of Hard Racing to crown the Champion of Brands for 2021. Featuring the likes of the Van Diemen RF91 The Ray GR16 and the Lola T202 The Grid of Both Drivers and Cars was shaping up to be a very intense Qualifying Session for The Champion Of Brands. Lets See What Happened.
In First Place Taking Pole Position and the Fastest Lap was (Matt Rivett) in his Van Diemen RF91 with a lap time of 51.685 and an Average Speed of 84.13mph. Amazing work from Matt to put that Car on Pole for The Race Later on.
In Second Place was (Adam Fathers) in his Ray GR16 with a Lap Time of 52.192 and an Average Speed Of 83.31mph. An Impressive charge from Adam and keeping quite close to Matt During Qualifying the whole time really shows how thease Drivers Push Hard to gain Pole Position.
In Third Place Was (James Hadfield) in his Van Diemen RF03 with a Lap Time of 52.353 and an Average Speed Of 83.06mph. Another Thrilling Drive from James to put his car into the Podium Places for the Race. Looking forward to seeing thease Three Battle it out for Victory.
Fantastic Action to See During Qualifying and I'm sure a lot more to come from thease three drivers as well as all the other Drivers taking part. Good Luck and Keep Pushing.
Classic Clubman's - Qualifying
Classic Clubman's was Up Next for Qualifying and the High Spec Machines were Ready to be Deployed onto the Track with Drivers Ready to-do Battle for Pole Position. With the Drivers and Cars Ready it was time to see what would take Place during Qualifying.
In First Place and Taking Pole Position was (Mark Charteris) in his Mallock MK20/21 with A Lap Time of 48.176 and an Average Speed of 90.26mph. A Phenomenal Speed of the Classic Clubman's round the Indy Circuit. Well Done Mark.
In Second Place was (John Harrison) in his Mallock MK21 with a Lap Time of 48.989 and an Average Speed of 88.76mph. Another Very Fast Lap of the Circuit Showcasing the Raw Power of Classic Clubman's and the Talent in Driving thease Machines. Fantastic Work John.
In Third Place was (Mike Lane) in his Mallock MK18/21 with a Lap Time of 50.652 and an Average Speed of 85.84mph. Amazing to see all three of thease Drivers pushing Hard for Pole and trying to Push each other Hard all the time Awesome work Mike.
Fantastic Qualifying in Classic Clubman's and I'm sure we will see even more Action come Race day were they Will take to the circuit and Race to the Flag for the Overall Victory.
Historic Formula Ford 2000 - Qualifying
Formula Ford 2000 Made is return to the circuit at this years Superprix as well Featuring Cars from the Formula Ford 2000 Spec category. Thease cars are similar in shape to their Formula Ford Counterparts but have Slightly Bigger Spec Engines and can attain much Faster Speeds. Lets see what the Drivers got up to and how they Performed in this Fast and Exhilarating Qualifying Session.
In First Place was (Graham Fennymore) in his Reynard SF81 with A Lap Time of 50.002 and an Average Speed of 86.96mph. This Showcasing the Speed and Power of the Engines and the sheer Talent of the Driver to handle such a Machine. Fantastic work Graham.
In Second Place was (Molly DODD) in her Royale RP27 with A Lap Time of 50.840 and An Average Speed of 85.83mph. An Incredible Achievement for Molly Once again showing what it takes to Drive one of thease Amazing machines both quickly and skilfully around the Indy Circuit.
In Third Place was (Nick Haryett) in his Reynard SF79 with a Lap Time of 50.872 and an Average Speed of 85.48mph. Amazing work from Nick to stay Close with Molly and Graham and keep up the Pace thought the Lap showcasing Determined Driving and Skilful Car Control.
An Amazing Qualifying Session for Formula Ford 2000 with an Action packed Grid of other Drivers all fighting for that same Pole Position during the Race it will be interesting to see who can snatch Pole away from either of the Top 3 come Race Day.
Classic Formula 3 - Qualifying
The Final Qualifying Support Race of the Day was Classic Formula 3 showcasing Cars from the 60's and 70's Era of Formula 3 Racing. Thease Cars during their Time in that Decade were Raced by Many Formula 1 Work Champions such as James Hunt Niki Lauda and even Jody Shecker.
Today However there are many Talented Drivers taking thease cars out onto the Race track to test their skills and follow in their Idols Footsteps into the world of Grand Prix Racing.
Lets see who came where and how the Qualifying shaped up the Grid.
In First Place was (Andy Smith) in his March 783 with A Lap Time of 47.769 and an Average Speed of 91.03mph. Very Fast and Quick Pace from Andy showing the Power of thease Cars and what they can do and how far they can be pushed on track.
In Second Place was (Ben Tilley) in his March 743 with A Lap Time of 48.593 and an Average Speed of 89.49mph. Another Very Quick Drive from Ben keep pace with Andy thought the Corse of the Qualifying Session. Seeing thease two do battles will be very exciting to watch.
In Third Place was (David Thorburn) in his Ralt RT3 with a Lap Time of 49.625 and an Average Speed of 87.62mph. Amazing Speed from David to keep up with the much more Powerful cars of both Andy And Ben. Well Done David.
A Fantastic End to Classic Formula 3 Qualifying with All Three Drivers looking to be Ready for the Race and showing they have what it takes to Win. Lest see what Happens come Race Day and see who will be able to hold their nerve and Pass the Chequered Flag First come Saturday.
A Fantastic end to the Day of Practicing and Qualifying from DAY 1 of the 3 Day Legends Of Brands Hatch Superprix. Looking forward to DAY 2 With Many more Faces and Cars taking Part in both Racing and Qualifying. See you all then.
On scene of a 2nd Alarm Fire 63 Limevale Cres.
First 2nd Alarm Blaze,Wed. Nov. 10 01;05. second 2nd Alarm Blaze, Thur. Nov. 11 19:55 hr
Ben Ledi in the Trossachs, taken from on the river on a Saturday morning boat cruise. These supports used to carry a rail bridge over the Forth from Alloa.
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This is a photograph from the 1st running of the Carbury GAA 10KM Run which was held in Derrinturn, Carbury, Co. Kildare, Ireland on Sunday 28th July 2013 at 12:00. The race was organised by the GAA club and sponsored by various businesses in the locality. The race was very well organised with excellent stewarding and support. Well done to everyone involved.
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Overall Race Summary
Participants: There was about 60 participants
Weather: There was hot July sunshine for the duration of the race. There was little or no breeze.
Course: The race starts and finishes at Carbury GAA clubhouse. The race starts and heads southwards along the Sli na Slainte to the main Edenderry Road (R403) at Windmill Cross and proceeds along 'The Back Road' to the Grand Canal at Ticknevin Bridge where the course turns sharply and back to head northwards along the Bog Road to meet the R403 again. Finally for the last 2 KM the race passes through the westerly end of Derrinturn village before following the road to Carbury GAA for the finish. Overall the route is reasonably flat with the only significant rise at the Canal bridge near 5KM.
Location Map: Start/finish and registration takes place at Carbury GAA (see this Google Streetview Location for directions goo.gl/maps/3P18U)
Refreshments: There was a very impressive selection of refreshments including soup and sandwiches in the GAA Clubhouse afterwards.
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The Carbury GAA 10KM 2013 Race Route: www.endomondo.com/routes/206214909
Start, finish, and registration: goo.gl/maps/3P18U (Google Satellite View)
Race results for 2013 will be available at: www.precisiontiming.net/result/racetimer
Pictures of Carbury's famous Castle (www.flickr.com/photos/64422062@N04/8024181883/, www.flickr.com/photos/mickoreilly/4269932957/, www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/8671658169/)
Carbury Wikipedia Page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbury
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Support for Self Esteem at Sheffield’s O2 Academy on Thursday 16th March 2023 came from the fantastic Tom Rasmussen and Denise Chaila.
Tom was a lot of fun, mixing perfect pop tunes with a powerful message - and some great outfits! The “solidarity with striking workers” t-shirt went down well with the audience, as did their “fuck the Tories!” speech! If you’re going to the Self Esteem tour it’s worth getting there early to see them!