Built Overnight - EventQuip tents the opening gala at the National Museum of American Jewish History

Built overnight, EventQuip creates a tented and floored venue for an 800 person black tie gala to be held on 5th St in Center City Philadelphia. 15000 sf clear top tent with floor and 7000 sf of support tenting with a 53 man crew • 395650 pounds of equipment • 580 sheets of 3/4" plywood • 460 2"x8"x20' boards • 190 yards of grey cut pile carpet • Delivered with five 53' flatbed tractor trailers & ten 24' flatbed trucks

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"Get me out of here?" Eadamson's photos around Delhi, India (national capital territory of delhi)

Preview of Eadamson's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Delhi, India Entry Title: "Get me out of here?" Entry: "Look. I don't want to be all pessimistic, party pooper, ungrateful bastard. But Delhi kind of sucks. I caught a train from Jaipur at 230am. I had a nice stilted share-your-favorite-xyz's conversation with two guys waiting for another train, and then I got on my train and fell asleep. Woke up at 8am to walk the 250m to my hotel - hoping that 8am would be early enough, on a Saturday, to be free of crowds and hassle. Wrong. I'm partially at fault here. I'm staying in Paharganj, basically the backpacker dive area right by New Delhi Station. It's anything you would imagine a backpacker dive alley-street to look like - barely enough space to walk between two rows of LONG DISTANCE CALLS and MONEY ECHAGNE BEST RATE and INTERCYBERWE@B.COM CAFE and NEW DECENT HOTEL FREE HOT WATER signs. Electrical wires like spiderwebs above your heads - doesn't stop the power from cutting out around 5 times a day. A million big and small billboards littering the building facades. And pouring out onto the streets from the pit-like closet sized stores are thousands of trinkets and tourist-oriented ****. And tons of rickshaws squeezing through an impossibly cluttered dirty alley-street in both directions. There are a surprising amount of local people in the area ...

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Mauna Ulu, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

Mauna Ulu, or growing mountain is a tall, sloping, shield-shaped hill formed by numerous eruptions along the rift between 1969 and 1974; Mauna Ulu is best seen by walking a few yards past the road beyond the parking lot to where the end of road is covered in fresh lava flows. At Mauna Ulu, visitors can get an intimate look at both pahoehoe and aa lava flow types. Pahoehoe, the less viscous and generally hotter liquid flow, moves fluidly like a river or glacier, the surface folding and molding, like poured taffy, into a ropy structure. Pahoehoe forms generally flat, fairly smooth, hard surfaces. Aa, on the other hand, is much cooler and has exolved much of its dissolved gas, so it is much more viscous, causing the upper surface to fracture into clinker-like boulders and fragments. Flowing aa sounds and looks like a moving pile of hot glass shards; when it cools, it leaves behind rubbly piles of sharp fragments. Fields of pahoehoe and aa make a landscape that look as if Madame Pele has bulldozed her land to flat surfaces, but left these acres of boulder piles here and there. Pu'u Huluhulu (shaggy hill) is a 150 foot tall cinder cone formed in pre-contact times between Mauna Ulu and Pauahi Crater. There is a fascinating 3 mile round trip hike from the Mauna Ulu parking lot to the top of Pu'u Huluhulu that is marked by cairns (or ahu). From the vantage point of Pu'u Huluhulu's summit, one can see Pu'u O'o (hill of the bird) about 5 miles away. From Pu'u Huluhulu are fine ...

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