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Red Cross volunteers practice setting up a shelter and then role play during an exercise at the Concord Senior Center June 25th. Photography by Brenda Dawson Dove/American Red Cross.
127-GVC-A900177: Operation Homecoming. American Prisoners of War come into the mess hall for lunch while the North Vietnamese guard issues their food. (6/25/2014).
The weather has been very stormy lately, which is messing with Mama's light. Luckily the light in you seems to be bright enough all on its own.
Blow Up Doll? Today was really straight to the point... I had work in the am to the pm and stayed an extra 50 minutes cause I had one customer in particular that just didn't get what they wanted to outta their workshop and I was really obligated to help her better understand her new phone. By the time I left she was giving me hugs so I felt like be later to a scheduled dinner would be commended not repulsed. Which thanks to Cindy being understanding I was correct. I got off the clock and rushed right back to Berea and straight to the taco bell to meet up for dinner. It had (has) been way too long since I got to commute to school or really just commute with her any where. So it was nice. I have noticed a weird amount withdrawn from my bank account and I am rather pissed do People's Bank is going to get to talk to me in the morning. I assure you. Cause that money was for a hair cut and nails to be done before Chris' wedding. No one shall take that from me! Ever :/. After dinner I came home to play on the iPad and await Jacob to show. He helped or rather observed me wrap the presents for this Saturdays big wedding and then we set them in the hallway to get them outta my room for the time being. Now while I type I believe he is falling asleep next to me. I am rather tire myself but I am bothered by how my room looks like a wreck.... I badly wanna clean it up. But am lacking motivation. Oye Vey! Any way.... The blow up doll I nick named Shirley. She shall be adventuring with us Thursday for Christopher's bachelor party (celebration rather). I hope I at least some what got the meaning and figured out a proper approach for him to celebrate his single-hood one last time.... As tasteless and tacky as it can be.
Antares and Rho- Ophiuchi region has many colorful bright nebulae and a few dark nebulae. We captured this image using our iOptron Skytracker and the Nikon D5300 camera on June 25 and June 26 of 2019. We used a very wide angle field of view using a 50mm focal length manual lens from a dark site in New Mexico near Taos. The bright nebulae include IC 4592, 4603, 4604 and 2 dark nebulae, B44 and B45 running upwards from the orange star Antares.
We captured the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex on June 25, 2019 from Taos, New Mexico's dark skies (SqM ~21.5 mag2/arc-sec). We used the H-Alpha modded Nikon 5300 camera with a 50mm/f1.8 lens riding an iOptron Skytracker. Polar alignment was not good, so there was a lot of movement of stars which was dampened and reduced by using many of the StarTools procedures.
This image was captured ISO 1600 and 28 minutes of exposure (132x13 sec) at f1.8 (wide open). Many of the bright nebulae and dark nebulae are clearly seen in our image. A schematic of the region follows this image.