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An insightful blog post written by Kelvin NG provides complete info about innovations to treat advanced prostate cancer. Read at - bit.ly/36EoDOR
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Australia management is that the tutorial study of the running of hotels, restaurants, and travel business, students should to become involved in numerous stages operations, implementation and analysis in any hospitality function area. VIT
6th Regiment, Advanced Camp Cadets hold Family Day at Waybur Theater, July 26, during Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky. Photo by: Madison Thompson
dog taxi
DAYCARE + TRAINING
A day with Dog Taxi is more than just fun and fetch, it also includes obedience training – for beginner, intermediate, and advanced pooches.
Listen up, pups: join the Dog Taxi pack and have a great time! We make it easy for you and your parents.
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
We pick you up at your house
We go to the beach or to the park for two hours with all of your best furry friends.You get to run, play, learn, socialize, and get dirty.
We even give you a little schooling – one-on-one and group training with all your favourite distractions around
(Balls! Scents! Other dogs!). Mom and Dad are amazed when you get home!
When the day is done, we drop you off at home for dinner with your tail wagging.
If dogs could smile, you would.
BOARDING + TRAINING
We believe that every dog deserves a fluffy bed and good night’s sleep.
We don’t do crates and cement floors. All of our dog’s stay in the Dog Taxi home – they have rooms and beds and plenty of space to run, play, and sleep.
GROOMING
Dirty dogs are no match for our grooming team. We offer washing, drying, shaving, and nail clipping.
TAXI SERVICES
We will transport your dog just about anywhere – to the vet, the groomer’s, and even grandma’s house. Prices start at $25.
The BUW advanced dancers with Saideh perform a dazzling veil routine choreographed by Mona N'wal.
Photo by Bill Tricomi
An Advanced Camp 2nd Regiment Cadet interacting with role-players posing as Atropian villagers as part of Field Training Exercises (FTX), June 18, 2017, Fort Knox, Ky. FTX is designed to evaluate and sharpen reactions in a stressful environment, such as a warzone. (Photo by Emily LaForme).
In this video, Dr. Scot Hutchinson of the Reproductive Health Care Center in Tucson, Arizona details the various facets of fertility care in Tucson.
The focus here is on fertility care such as in vitro fertilization, intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection and intrauterine insemination carried out through super ovulation technology.
However, the overall objective is to help couples realize their family building goals. Hence other facets of services offered by the clinic include Laparoscopy, Cystoscopies and tubal reversal surgeries according to the wishes of the patient and the problems faced by them.
Dr. Hutchinson invites all those interested to call in for an appointment to discuss family building concerns with him.
For more info visit @ www.ivftucson.com/
Maj. Gen. Joseph Calloway, Commanding General, U.S. Army Human Resources Command, receiving honors as the guest speaker to 11th Regiment, Advanced Camp's graduation. 11th Regiment, Advanced Camp Cadets graduated Aug. 18, 2019, on Brooks Field after completing Cadet Summer Training at Fort Knox, Ky. | Phto by Madison Thompson, Cadet Summer Training Public Affairs Office.
Cadets, assigned to 7th Regiment, Advanced Camp, attend branch orientation on Fort Knox, Ky., Aug. 3, 2025. Branch orientation allows Cadets to learn about the various branches they can apply for when they commission. | Photo by Norah Hamil, The Ohio State University, CST Public Affairs Office
This unique outhouse was very advanced for the 18th Century, with multiple seats and a flushing system to transport waste out to the Ashley River. Built between 1747 and 1752, Drayton Hall was built by John Drayton, Sr. as the centerpiece of his plantation. The house is considered one of the most significant examples of Palladian architecture in the United States, and was the only plantation house along the Ashley River to survive both the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. The mansion originally had two flanker buildings that housed offices and service areas, which were connected to the basement level of the house by two arcing colonnades. It is believed the colonnades were destroyed during the Revolutionary War, while the flanker buildings survived into the late 19th Century. The house was left mostly vacant beginning in the early 19th Century, with the Drayton family occasionally utilizing it as a vacation house, which led to it being preserved much as it was in the 18th Century. The house, due to the level of intactness, was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1960, and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. In 1976, the house was bought by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and was opened to the public for tours, under the oversight of the Drayton Hall Preservation Trust.
Advanced Remote Sensing student Eleanor Dietz tries her hand at piloting a drone under the watchful eye of Lance Yarbrough (second from left), UM assistant professor of geology and geological engineering, and Ryan North (third from left), research geophysicist at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg. Photo by Robert Jordan/Ole Miss Communications
My PADI Advanced Open Water Divers after certification, on the top deck of the Bahagia Wreck in Redang. I like this shot very much because it's dynamic, the students look happy and very comfortable with their surroundings. They will make good divers.
Cadet Kurstin Kinder, University of Tennessee Knoxville, assigned to Delta Company, 6th Regiment, Advanced Camp, moves to put on her gas mask during Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear training on Fort Knox, Ky., July 11, 2025. CBRN training teaches Cadets to correctly wear equipment and build confidence in defending against biological and chemical threats. | Photos by MacKenzie Rogers, Murray State University, CST Public Affairs Office
The BUW advanced dancers with Saideh perform a dazzling veil routine choreographed by Mona N'wal.
Photo by Bill Tricomi
TIE Advanced
First photos on Flickr! These are my pride and joy of my collection at the Moment, and I now have all the ships from the possibly the best seen of the OT.
Thanks goes to Jerac (and Brickvault) for his creations, they're all awesome.
Lastly, there are two problems here. Firstly, excuse the stuff behind it, but I literally have no space anywhere else! Secondly, the scale. I'm aware that the Y-Wing is grossly out of scale, but, who cares? Still looks awesome.