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POINT PLEASANT, OHIO
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Grant Memorial Church
2011 Stone Lab Open House FOSL
Image by Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory
2011 Stone Lab Open House FOSL
Image by Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory
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New York Expo Small Business May 2012 Photo 004 by Grant Wickes
Image by Grant Wickes
Image from the 7th annual New York Expo for Small Business Show presented by Event Management. Details of show NYXpo Show. For additional photos from the event see: Flickr NYXpo photostream May 2012
Picture by Grant Wickes principal of Wickpoint Management Services and VP Businss Development Wasp Barcode Technologies.
Photo (cc). If using photo, please credit: Photo courtesy Grant Wickes.
In picture: Winner of Visual Marketing book Sandy Feder (@SandyFeder) of Proud Lion Consulting with co-authors David Langton (@langtoncherub) and Anita Campbell (@smallbiztrends)
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New York Expo Small Business May 2012 Photo i027 by Grant Wickes
Image by Grant Wickes
Image from the 7th annual New York Expo for Small Business Show presented by Event Management. Details of show NYXpo Show. For additional photos from the event see: Flickr NYXpo photostream May 2012
Picture by Grant Wickes principal of Wickpoint Management Services and VP Businss Development Wasp Barcode Technologies.
Photo (cc). If using photo, please credit: Photo courtesy Grant Wickes.
In picture: David Langton (@langtoncherub) demonstrates the "playing" of the vinyl record
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Photo taken with iPhone 4 w/ Photojojo 8x lens attached
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GLOBE MitzpeRamon No.125FL
Image by U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv
Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
GLOBE MitzpeRamon No.123FL
Image by U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv
Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
GLOBE MitzpeRamon No.110FL
Image by U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv
Paul Rohrlich, the Science Attache at the Embassy and several Embassy staff members visited two schools, at the invitation of Mr. Farid Hamdan, National Coordinator for GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program in Israel. The schools, Al-Biader elementary School, in Hure Village, and Ramon Elementary School, in Mitzpe Ramon were chosen due to their continued excellence in providing consistent meteorological, ecological data to the GLOBE program. The official guests received a warm welcome by the mayors of both towns, the principals, teachers and students. They were then shown how the GLOBE program impacts the schools and the communities as a whole.
The GLOBE program is a worldwide hands-on school science and education program sponsored by the U.S. Government in partnership with NASA and the National Science Foundation. It supports student, teacher, and scientist collaborative "Earth System Science Projects" that study and record geophysical indicators in their country. The students’ results are uploaded into a NASA-operated database available to the global science research community.
In support of the program, the Embassy recently provided a small grant for schools to acquire data-collecting equipment. Upon visiting, both schools had the forward vision of making environmental stewardship a multi-disciplinary, affective objective. The visit left Embassy staff optimistic that future generations will make the necessary lifestyle changes to keep our planet healthy.
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The HRF responds to disaster to calm the chaos
Image by The California National Guard
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A California Army National Guard Soldier from the 235th Engineer Company shakes and rattles his way through training on a jackhammer Feb. 28 during the crawl phase of the External Evaluation of the 49th Military Police Brigade’s Homeland Response Force (HRF) in Camp Roberts, Calif. The 235th is crawling at this point in preparation for testing their capabilities full-speed later this week as part of the HRF’s streamlined response to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive (CBRNE) incidences. The notional scenario involves a tractor-trailer crashing into a building in downtown San Francisco and another exploding nearby, releasing a harmful vapor cloud. At that same moment, a separate unknown chemical was released inside a theatre where more than 12,000 people were attending a sold-out concert. During evacuation, a cargo truck exploded. Hours later, an illegal chemical manufacturing plant was discovered in the Presidio and suspected of involvement in the attacks. (Army National Guard photo/Spc. Grant Larson)
The HRF responds to disaster to calm the chaos
Image by The California National Guard
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California Army National Guard Soldiers from the 270th Military Police Company and 49th Military Police Brigade stand ready against rioting role-players while two role-players peacefully surrender March 2, 2012, during the run phase of the External Evaluation (EXEVAL) of the 49th’s Homeland Response Force (HRF) at Camp Roberts, Calif. The 270th and 49th were testing and being evaluated on their capabilities as part of the HRF’s streamlined response to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive (CBRNE) incidences. The notional scenario involves a tractor-trailer crashing into a building in downtown San Francisco and another exploding nearby, releasing a harmful vapor cloud. At that same moment, a separate unknown chemical was released inside a theatre where more than 12,000 people were attending a sold-out concert. During evacuation, a cargo truck exploded. Hours later, an illegal chemical manufacturing plant was discovered in the Presidio and suspected of involvement in the attacks. (Army National Guard photo/Spc. Grant Larson)
The HRF responds to disaster to calm the chaos
Image by The California National Guard
120302-Z-PP889-007
California Army National Guard Soldiers from the 270th Military Police Company and 49th Military Police Brigade apprehend a rioting role-player who broke through the Soldiers’ line of defense March 2, 2012, during the run phase of the External Evaluation (EXEVAL) of the 49th’s Homeland Response Force (HRF) at Camp Roberts, Calif. The 270th and 49th were testing and being evaluated on their capabilities as part of the HRF’s streamlined response to chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive (CBRNE) incidences. The notional scenario involves a tractor-trailer crashing into a building in downtown San Francisco and another exploding nearby, releasing a harmful vapor cloud. At that same moment, a separate unknown chemical was released inside a theatre where more than 12,000 people were attending a sold-out concert. During evacuation, a cargo truck exploded. Hours later, an illegal chemical manufacturing plant was discovered in the Presidio and suspected of involvement in the attacks. (Army National Guard photo/Spc. Grant Larson)
