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i am still alive......haven't been on flick for a while
today i decided to do something with my ***** bathroom
couldn't look at it any more....
now waiting for extra advanced paint stripper to dry....
maybe it is less mess but this smell.....
I have been mixing days, not letter OMG
I need some fresh air!!!
10th Regiment Advanced Camp Cadets plan an ambush during Squad Tactical Exercise training July 30, Fort Knox, Ky. The Cadets practice squad movements and ambushing, basic skills critical for the remainder of tactical exercises at CST. (photo by Emily LaForme).
On Election Day, Nov. 8, 2022, NMH students in advanced statistics conducted exit polls with voters at the city of Greenfield’s voting site and set up an information table in the dining hall about the midterm elections, ballot questions, and the importance of voting.
On Election Day, Nov. 8, 2022, NMH students in advanced statistics conducted exit polls with voters at the city of Greenfield’s voting site and set up an information table in the dining hall about the midterm elections, ballot questions, and the importance of voting.
After learning the fine art of improvisation, students from the Oberlin College Advanced Improv ExCo exhibited their skills on stage. The night also included performances by the Oberlin troupe Primitive Streak, and the visiting troupes Baby Wants Candy and Upright Citizen's Brigade.
Photograph by Ben Garfinkel '14
Photos from Day 3 of the 2012 Advanced Science Course "Around the Globe and Around the Clock: The Science and Technology of the CTBT".
3rd Platoon, Alpha Company, 10th Regiment, Advanced Camp, Ft. Knox, Ky., Aug. 17, 2025. | Photo by Talitha Maloy, Ohio University, CST Public Affairs Office
APS film (short for “Advanced Photo System”) was marketed as the next big thing in film photography in 1996. An innovative 24mm film, APS was able to deliver sharper images despite its smaller size due to the “information exchange” process in which the camera recorded data directly on the film; this would simplify cropping prints to a desired aspect ratio and potentially could provide photofinishers with exposure data to optimize print quality*, and its cassette housing eliminated common loading errors. But by 2011, it had been discontinued. To understand why the leading film and camera brands bet on APS and lost, we’ll take a look at the APS timeline, from concept to grave.
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Advanced Baking students made a cheesecake or a vegan dessert as an extra credit assignment Monday, Oct. 27.
After learning the fine art of improvisation, students from the Oberlin College Advanced Improv ExCo exhibited their skills on stage. The night also included performances by the Oberlin troupe Primitive Streak, and the visiting troupes Baby Wants Candy and Upright Citizen's Brigade.
Photograph by Ben Garfinkel '14
Many firsts: the first day of class; the School of Designs first cross-school course; computer science/media design's first advanced game design course
He is bigger than a vintage MOTU figure.
He fits in very well with the AD&D figure IMO :)
He has 2 blade weapons.
A disused art deco public toilet in Leicester is set to be transformed into a cafe and delicatessen.
The building in St Margaret's Way, near Abbey Park, was put up for sale in May by the city council for £20,000 – having been empty for several years. Now, three city businessmen have bought the 80-year-old building and lodged plans to convert it into an eaterie and extend it.
Peter Silk, who is one of the partners in the project, said in the planning application: "The site is unoccupied and in a state of disrepair. "It is the intention to rejuvenate the structure and provide a more functional use that would better serve the community."
The council received several offers for the run down building which is daubed in graffiti – but the total paid for it has not been revealed.
The three businessmen are planning to build a single-storey extension on the site, which is 10 minutes walk from the city centre.
The conversion has been welcomed heritage experts and visitors to Abbey Park and the nearby sports pitches. Stuart Bailey, chairman of the Leicester Civic Society, said: "I think the cafe idea is a very good use for the building. "Myself and the society would support it being brought back into use rather than becoming more derelict or even lost."
Knighton historian and art deco enthusiast Keith Dickens said: "I welcome the move to open a cafe in the building. Its proximity to the playing fields could make it a viable business. "I expect there will have to be major internal alterations but I hope the external character is restored and retained."