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Mike Berenson and Darren White are proud to announce the launch of their new website at www.NightPhotographyWorkshop.com, the new home for Making Milky Way Dreams Come True! Join them in celebrating the big news and the release of their 2016 event lineup!
There is a lot more to this post... see the story behind "Utah Cave Camping", how I got the shot, and get free wallpaper from www.coloradocaptures.com/utah-cave-camping.
Just launched our New Website! Same URL, NEW look! Lots of photos, a Portfolio page and a Store with instant digital downloads of my Art! Take a peek: www.johannaparkerdesign.com
Deputy Tommy Broughan and Councillor Eric Byrne at the launch of the new Labour website. Check it out here.
Got a brand new site coming your way. It'll be launching on the first of the year. It's much more functional than my last one, and it actually works this time. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it.
Deputy Tommy Broughan and Councillor Eric Byrne at the launch of the new Labour website. Check it out here.
Deputy Tommy Broughan and Councillor Eric Byrne at the launch of the new Labour website. Check it out here.
Tom Duke, Deputy Tommy Broughan and Councillor Eric Byrne at the launch of the new Labour website. Check it out here.
Deputy Tommy Broughan and Councillor Eric Byrne at the launch of the new Labour website. Check it out here.
Annenberg Media Center students and faculty celebrate the launch of uscannenbergmedia.com, a new and modern news website created in a partnership with The Washington Post’s technology team. © USC Annenberg; Photo Credit: Brett Van Ort
Thank you director Venkat prabhu and the biriyani team. It was great working for yuvan and singing with Thaman, GV prakash and Vijay antony.
Richmond, B.C., June 16, 2011 — Today, WorkSafeBC is launching HiddenKiller.ca, a comprehensive website on asbestos-exposure prevention and the first of its kind in Canada.
The site reflects WorkSafeBC’s ongoing efforts to raise awareness about the potential deadly effects of asbestos exposure in the workplace.
Asbestos ranks as a leading cause of worker disease and death in British Columbia. The term “hidden killer” refers to the fact that asbestos fibres — which may be released during demolition or renovation — can’t be seen or smelled when inhaled into the lungs. And yet the damage they cause is irreparable.
The HiddenKiller.ca website includes information on what asbestos is, where it can be found, and how it should be handled, along with real-life stories about workers and families dealing with the consequences of asbestos exposure, and information about how to file a work-related exposure claim.
Image: WorkSafeBC Manager of Corporate Internet Services, Terence Little, speaks at the website launch event.
Dr. Valachovic expresses gratitude to President McAleese following the launch of the Global Network on Dental Education
The website funded by City of Charles Sturt features oral history interviews with people connected to 50 years of market gardens on Frogmore and Findon Roads. It's part of From the Veneto to Frogmore and Findon Roads: Stories of Italian market gardeners 1920s to 1970s project developed over seven years by Madeleine Regan.
See the website: venetimarketgardeners1927.net/
Part of About Time: South Australia's History Festival 1-31 May 2014