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The tugs have completed their job guiding this tanker out of the inner harbour and are returning to their berths. The little orange coloured Pilot boat sets off following the ship to the heads, ready to take the pilot on board and return him to Port.
"Bull" designed by Andrey Ermakov, folded by me from 30cm Terry Tissue Foil painted glittering blue.
Neuroriabilitazione Dual Task per trattamento deficit di equilibrio e prevenzione cadute.
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U.S. Army Soldiers with 244th Combat Aviation Brigade, Task Force Javelin, provided air support to fellow Soldiers, with 1st Squadron, 102nd Cavalry Regiment, 44th Infantry Brigade Combat Team of the 42nd Infantry Division, New Jersey National Guard, for medical evacuation training at Joint Training Center-Jordan August 23, 2019. Readiness, the capability of our forces to conduct the full range of military operations to defeat all enemies regardless of the threats they pose, is paramount.
Unique neoclassical building of the Faculty of Law celebrates 80 years
12. 3. 2011 • Author: Martin Archalous • COLUMN: FACULTY •
Architecture and history of the building of the Law Faculty of Charles University are so interesting that they deserve more challenging monograph. Such a view is Kotalík George, rector of the Academy of Fine Arts.
Now he accepted the invitation of the Faculty of Law and met students and academics with architectural peculiarities of their "alma mater", approached (not so lucky) and outlined the history of the building, where he could face further its development. The lecture came at the right moment - this year, this architecturally unique building will celebrate 80 years of its existence.
He protested against the form of the building and Franz Ferdinand d'Este
When, in 1907, he adopted the ingenious architect Jan Kotera contract for a new building for the Charles-Ferdinand University, knew that he signed for the project, which will be paid with interruptions until the end of life. The first proposal was rejected by the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, which recognized only neo-Baroque style. Kotěra secession "temple of science" swept the heir to the throne of the table. Shortly afterwards, however, he lost his life in Sarajevo and Kotera could continue working. His work, however, interrupted by World War II.
The building of Faculty of Law at the riverside stand for 80 years.
Even in the new Czechoslovak Republic had the architect, his mother half German, a bed of roses. For political reasons, the building suggest another - Czech - architect. This decision raises considerable resentment among the then Kotěrovými colleagues who boycott the competition. Kotera wins as almost the only participant, his work has never misses entirely complete. Despite advancing illness dedicated to the project, all forces and a month after the submission of the plans died.
Our future looked black, at this moment, however, he came into the game Ladislav Machon, another leading Czech architects, disciple and colleague Jan Kotera. Project undertook and led him to a successful end. It was not an easy task. Six of Prague's biggest construction companies must join forces to monumental work brought to life. So I worked on it until the 1931st
Machon when working acted very meticulously and strongly rejected any way modify or finalize the work of his teacher. But it was not always beneficial. Therefore, the building also has "unfinished" look. Neither the artistic decoration was not struck, this time primarily for financial reasons. In doing so, he Kotěra drawings planned series of sculptures in the main atrium (ie. Pool), a large assembly hall was again decorate a mosaic by Max Švabinský depicting the history of the legal profession from the Roman classics to American skyscrapers. From the artistic decoration was realized so little about it but quality; Myslbekova lobby is decorated with a statue of Allegiance on the first floor, we find stone fountains. For inner linings were used marble slabs of the highest quality. The facade is decorated with simple sculptural works with legal issues.
Kotera and Machon chosen few at that time innovative practices that are valued even after years. An example might be ready for a loft attic. Even if the authors had counted on the possibility of expanding the faculty. Their foresight appreciated the faculty management in the 21st century, when new floor actually implemented. Similarly prepared are extensive cellars, which new uses are still waiting.
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The Commander of the 612th Air Base Squadron participates in a 24-hour shift to understand the training requirements and operational stress to be a firefighter at Joint Task Force-Bravo, May 12th, 2017. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Julie Kae/released)
listening to opera, watching college football, working in Adobe Lightroom ... & reading ... accompanied by Spanish coffee, and a fire in the fireplace
Task Force Solid members from 101st Airborne Division and the Czech Army, cut the ribbon on their third improvement project for Parwan’s only orphanage May 14, 2015.
This project consisted of building bathrooms and showers. Before these were constructed, more than 100 children had only one wooden structure where they would fill up a bucket and pour it over themselves for their personal hygiene needs.
Along with the facilities, children and friends from the Czech Republic donated a bag full of clothing, toys, and school supplies accompanied by a hand written card to each child. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class David Wheeler, USFOR-A Public Affairs)
This piece of work is a professional poster for a company named BSO, when I recently applied for an apprenticeship role there. The task was to design a poster to promote their new offices in Los Angeles. The design is very straight to the point and followed their own design style. BSO is a company that offers networks and cloud servers for businesses.
The Task Force Medical Team prepares for Cadet Summer Training by giving one another IVs at Fort Knox, Ky., June 7, 2024. The “Role 1” facilities, located at Logistic Support Areas Baker and Densberger, provide a higher level of care to Cadets than regimental medics, with the goal of returning Cadets back to training as soon as possible. | Kendall Kelly, University of Georgia, CST Public Affairs Office
Photos by Matt Johnson/Urban Institute
WASHINGTON, DC – On January 27, the Charles Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections held its first public meeting at the Urban Institute. Established by Congress in 2014, this nine-person, bipartisan, blue ribbon task force is charged with examining challenges in the federal corrections system and developing practical, data-driven policy responses.
Following opening remarks from Chair former Congressman J.C. Watts, Jr. (R-OK); Vice Chair former Congressman Alan B. Mollohan (D-WV); and Task Force members David C. Iglesias, Jim Liske, Jay Neal, Laurie O. Robinson, Cynthia Roseberry, Judge Ricardo M. Urbina, and John E. Wetzel, the panel heard presentations from four federal officials with extensive expertise in federal corrections and the federal criminal justice system:
Richard S. Hartunian, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York;
Charles E. Samuels, Jr., Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons;
Kenneth P. Cohen, Staff Director, U.S. Sentencing Commission (delivering a statement on behalf of Judge Patti B. Saris, Chair, U.S. Sentencing Commission); and
Hon. Irene M. Keeley, Chair, Criminal Law Committee of the Judicial Conference of the United States.
U.S. Marines with Task Force Koa Moana 22, I Marine Expeditionary Force, and Francis Tkel, a lieutenant with the Bureau of Maritime Security, participate in a boarding drill on the Euatel patrol vessel in Koror, Republic of Palau, July 26, 2022. U.S. service members are committed to fostering relationships with Palauan law enforcement agencies and supporting an international rules-based order that promotes a mutual vision of a free and open Indo-Pacific. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Gadiel Zaragoza)