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At Camp Stanley June 28, Soldiers take part in the Stanley Cup and BOSS Summer Fun event that saw Soldiers from eight different Stanley-based companies take part in basketball, softball, volleyball and tug-of-war competition. There was also an early-morning fun run, as well as carnival games, inflatable games, a dunk booth, a clown on stilts, and food and beverage booths for all.
So far the biggest box ship visited Rotterdam at her Maidencall.
Container Capacity: 19,000 twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU).
She surpassed Maersk Line's Triple-E class container ships with 1000 TEU.
IMO: 9695121 Call Sign: VRNU2
Flag: Hong Kong
Gross Tonnage: 187541 Mt.
Deadweight: 184320 Mt.
Length: 400 Mtr. Beam: 58.73 Mtr.
Year Built: 2014.
MilkyWay in Cygnus at Verity House 10-12-2015
Canon 6D DSLR & 24mm lens , F4.5, ISO 3200, 66 second exposure
The Northern Cross (Cygnus Milky Way) above my Friends house in Virginia!!!
I just Love visiting my home away from home...aka My Best Friends house outside of Warrenton, Virginia...They have beautiful Sunsets & Sunrises as well as a great Night Sky overlooking the Shenandoah...I can't resist shooting from their place!
at the Sioux Falls O'Gorman Performing Arts Center, Feb. 5-7. Permission granted for journalism outlets and educational purposes.
Not for commercial use. Must be credited. Photo courtesy of South Dakota Public Broadcasting. ©2016 SDPB
Grey Point Fort (map reference J45698325) is a battery located at Helen's Bay on the south side of Belfast Lough. It was part of the defences of Belfast.
Construction of the battery began in 1904, with the guns mounted by 1907.[1] The construction of the battery and another battery on the opposite side of the Lough at Kilroot was noted by the Owen Report of 1905.[2]
The battery was armed with two 6-inch Mark VII Breech loading guns. During the First World War additional buildings were constructed to provide accommodation for men of Kitchener's Army. Following the war, the battery remained in use with two coastal defence search lights being installed in 1936.
At least I don't have a pissy face today
Jacket: borrowed
AA circle scarf
Sweater: Marshalls
Jeans: f21
boots: New Look
Dog toy: petco
This is the Pembroke home design by Ryan Homes at Potomac Shores master planned community in Dumfries, Virginia (Prince William County). It is a main level living floor plan which has options for a second floor loft, bedroom, and bathroom. The floor plan has the following dimensions:
Master bedroom: 13' by 20'
Kitchen: 15' by 16'
Dining room: 11' by 14'
Living room: 12' by 14'
Breakfast room: 14' by 16'
Grand Room: 14' by 13'
Kitchen: 15' by 16'
Bedroom #2: 11' by 12'
Loft (optional): 13' by 16'
Second floor bedroom (optional) 14' by 12'
Basement recreation room (optional): 32' 28'
Media room (optional): 28' by 14'
Basement bedroom: 16' by 18'
The Pembroke offers more than 2,800 finished square feet, 2-5 bedrooms, 2-5 bathrooms, and a 2 car garage (20' by 20'). Pricing for the Pembroke starts at $580,000. The Pembroke floor plan is offered in the Fairways Shore community (51 homes) in the northern section of Potomac Shores.
The Prince William County Public Schools which service Potomac Shores are Swans Creek Elementary School, Potomac Middle School, and Potomac High School. These are subject to change when the community schools are completed inside Potomac Shores.
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Governor Murphy delivers remarks at A Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Governor James Florio in Camden on Monday, October 3, 2022 (Edwin J. Torres/Governorsâs Office).
Photography Practice at Japanese Garden. Birding - pigeon, white belly sea eagle, grey heron, Yellow-vented Bulbul. (photo by Ben Cho)
One of many Mynah's that are abundant in this city. The are undaunted by proximity to humans and strut around confidently.
Some signs from April 9 2018 rally for allowing homeowners to add an auxiliary dwelling unit to their property in some of the residential zones of Bellingham where this is currently not allowed.
Several very compelling arguments given by speakers at the rally. Below is a letter I sent to city council favoring the idea.
Dear Bellingham City Council
Allowing auxiliary dwelling units (ADUs) is a good idea to help alleviate Bellingham's housing shortage. It also helps to bring income diversity to Bellingham's neighborhoods; rather than concentrating lower income people in certain areas and higher income people in other areas. Income diversity can knit society together more. Income diversity in neighborhoods can help to bring more trust and connection among our citizens.
It's also good for the environment to provide more places to live in the city; rather than people having to dwell in the county possibly facing longer commutes.
We do face the problem of population growth. That's a worldwide problem. Like quite a few cities and towns in this country, Bellingham is a popular place to live. Population growth comes from several sources including immigration to the US. There are some folks who would like to build a wall; especially on our country's southern border. I've also heard that idea expressed in another way; a wall across I-5 south of Bellingham to keep people from moving here. There's also the idea that a restrictive single family neighborhood can be a wall as well; especially when median home prices are starting to reach toward the half million dollar mark. I hear today's median price is around $380,000 and rapidly rising.
Walls can be draconian and impractical. Instead, it's up to us to do our part to accommodate people. Yes, I am one to support reducing world population growth, but in the meantime new people are a reality. We need to practice what we preach if we want to be a welcoming city and a place that also strives to reduce the carbon footprint. This versus pushing the growth into the county's rural areas.
I am also okay with the part of the proposal that I hear would wave some of the permitting and park impact fees for the small units. As a person who's transportation is by bicycle, I do appreciate park space, but I also realize the need for some compromise. This relates to the concept of taxes and fees being progressive. That can help to give smaller footprint units a slight break.
Thanks for your consideration.
Robert Ashworth.
See my impressions after city council meeting here.
Today was my 1st "bug hunt trip" of the year. Actually I'm quite glad of the result, and hope this year will be a good macro year ! ;)
At one point in this contest Butte led 69-66, and later the score was tied at 72, but Butte couldn’t hold off Columbia’s surge down the stretch for the win.
I like #12’s aggressive drives and acrobatic jump shots.
I used only prime lenses with my D750: 50 mm. f/1.8 for the first half and 85 mm. f/1.8 for the second half. Exposure was 1/640 and f/2.8 at ISO 5,000. I found it a lot easier to follow the fast-moving action with the 85 mm. prime than I did with my much heavier and more bulky “Beast” (80-200 f/2.8).
Performances at the Schwartz Center for the Arts during the Dover Days Festival included The Children's Theatre, INC., and The First State Dance Academy's Youth Dance Ensemble and Delaware Dance Alliance.
At LAST an Insect, blimey I waited long enough! Lol
Between drought and now flooding rain, the insects are now starting to arrive, Hooray!
Children play at a school in Bangkok Khen, northern Bangkok, that has been turned into a relief centre for children and families forced out of their homes by the flooding. Some 597 people, including 63 children, are living at the school.
Plan is supporting by setting up a schedule for volunteers to keep running the child-friendly space and scheduling trainings by the Kluaynamthai Hospital for mothers and healthworkers to promote breastfeeding and safe practices of infant feeding. Plan is also procuring the second round of relief kits (for families) to distribute to this centre and others.
Find out more about Plan Thailand: plan-international.org/where-we-work/asia/thailand
at Motor with the Kooky Scientist, Tom Newman, Rex Sepulveda, Michael Geiger, Craig Gonzalez, Chuck Flask and Drew Maddox
No Age perform at the Pittsburgh Happening of Station to Station, an artist-driven public art project made possible by Levi’s.
Photo showing Bernhard Baier, Vice-Mayor of the City of Linz at u19 - CREATE YOUR WORLD.
credit: Florian Voggeneder
"Welcome To The Village At Blue
With a unique collection of shops, restaurants and bars the Village at Blue comes alive all year long!
If you haven’t visited the Village at Blue Mountain, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. Nestled at the foot of the slopes, the Village is the lively centre of the Resort where there is always something happening! Lounge beside the fire pit and enjoy buskers, concerts and a host of winter events. Enjoy a horse-drawn carriage ride, stroll down the cobblestone streets visiting unique shops, or stop into one of the many restaurants for a gourmet meal or quick treat.
The Village at Blue Mountain has everything you need to complement your perfect winter getaway.
More than 25 shops, restaurants and bars will provide you with plenty to do while you take a break from the slopes! Discover a distinctive souvenir to remind you of your stay at the mountain, or the perfect outfit for an evening of après entertainment. Satisfy your hunger with everything from a Beavertail or burger on the run, to traditional Italian style pizza or casual gourmet dining. You won’t want to leave."
- Courtesy of bluemountain.ca
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The guy on the bottom (sitting on a "piano" at the "club") holds the other aloft with one hand. Gymnasts Virgile Peyramaure ad Andrei Mantchev.
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