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Their counterparts at PDX chased us down the runway at the end of my trip. Our flaps wouldn't deploy... We flew around Portland for a while, probably trying this and that, talking to maintenance on the ground, burning off a bit more fuel. We landed very fast and used every inch of runway to stop. Fire trucks like this escorted us to the gate, maybe keeping an eye on our hot brakes.
I like the chipmunks cause there's one that lives somewhere along the left side of our house. So I often see it running past our garage to get to our neighbors. Whenever my kids see it doing this they try to corner it but with no success thus far. ;-p
JAMAICA, QUEENS - New York National Guard Soldiers, in cooperation with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, presented a free disaster preparedness class to over 150 residents on April 25th, 2018, at P.S 95 in Jamaica, NY. The course was presented by 1LT Jennifer Alvarez, 2-108th Infantry Battalion, 1LT Paola Dossa, 1-258th Field Artillery Battalion, and SGT Brian Toribio, 107th Military Police Company.
The event is part of Governor Andrew Cuomo's continuing Citizen Preparedness Corps Training Program, which provides citizens with the knowledge and tools to prepare for emergencies and disasters, respond accordingly, and recover as quickly as possible to pre-disaster conditions.
Working with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES) and local emergency management personnel, Soldiers from the New York Army National Guard present these training events across the state. The program, designed by DHSES, covers a broad range of emergency-preparedness topics, like developing a family emergency plan, stocking up on emergency supplies, man-made emergencies such as active shooter and active violence, and registering for NY-Alert, the free statewide emergency alert system.
At the end of the training event each family attending received an emergency backpack which includes a first-aid kit, face mask, pocket radio with batteries, food bars, emergency blanket and other key items to help citizens in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. The training class also included information about what other supplies and items citizens should add to their kits.
Since the program's launch in early February 2014 the New York Army National Guard has held more than 2,206 events statewide, and Soldiers have taught over 131,217 citizens how to be better prepared for emergencies and disasters. (Photos by Cpt Mark Getman, New York Guard State Defense Force/Released)
Kid Kerzal and Grizla drop some hot n cold flava at a regular haunt..nice spot shame they put stupid ramps everywhere which makes certain places at this park a pain in the arse to get flicks of..
From some angles he is all cub, from others, looking very grown up. Had a good sniff around our garden this afternoon.
testing out the recently converted sigma 600mm f8 catdioptric. This guy thought I was too far away to shoot him
Creamy-bellied Thrush
Scientific name: Turdus amaurochalinus(Cabanis, 1850)
Portuguese: Sabiá poca
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Nombre: Red Alert
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: G1 Reissue
Año: 2002
Número de adquisición: 143
A pesar de que es un repintado de Sideswipe, Red Alert quedó muy bien como el jefe del cuerpo de bomberos.
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Name: Red Alert
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: G1 Reissue
Year: 2002
Number in Collection: 143
Altough Red Alert is a repaint of Sideswipe, it's very cool that he is the Chief of the Fire Department.
Nombre: Red Alert
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: G1 Reissue
Año: 2002
Número de adquisición: 143
A pesar de que es un repintado de Sideswipe, Red Alert quedó muy bien como el jefe del cuerpo de bomberos.
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Name: Red Alert
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: G1 Reissue
Year: 2002
Number in Collection: 143
Altough Red Alert is a repaint of Sideswipe, it's very cool that he is the Chief of the Fire Department.
Nombre: Red Alert
Afiliación: Autobots
Línea: G1 Reissue
Año: 2002
Número de adquisición: 143
A pesar de que es un repintado de Sideswipe, Red Alert quedó muy bien como el jefe del cuerpo de bomberos.
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Name: Red Alert
Allegiance: Autobots
Line: G1 Reissue
Year: 2002
Number in Collection: 143
Altough Red Alert is a repaint of Sideswipe, it's very cool that he is the Chief of the Fire Department.
This alert popped up on my phone just as I was about to go to bed. Had to grab a shot of it. Congratulations, my friend.
Alert Academy instructors teach the proper form for the water cross by line to troops held June 6, 2015, in Big Sandy, Texas, as part of annual training in various locations in Van Zandt County, June 4-7. Courses included land navigation, GSAR training, rappelling and a water crossing. (Photo by 1Lt. Francisco Gonzales, 19th Regt. PAO)
Emergency call for runway 25R - let's burn some diesel...Rosenbauer SIMBA 6x6 #33 is leaving the shelter almost looking like an oil painting which was caused by the blurry air above runway 18.
Another way to style your ballet flats is to pair it with a distressed flare jeans, an oversized off-the-shoulder knitted sweater and a chain handbag. This outfit is casual, office-friendly and sleek, you can wear it to work or to any casual occasions.
For the top, opt for a neutral shade oversized sweater with on-trend off-the-shoulder detailing, then pair it with a pair of distressed flare jeans which will make your legs appear longer and slimmer. Wear a pair of black ballet flats with feminine lace-up detailing and a suede upper material. Lastly, carry an edgy black quilted faux leather chain handbag to keep your essentials in style.
A lovely snowy winter day in Yellowstone.
As some of you may know, there is a herd of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep that can often be found near the Yellowstone Picnic Area. This ram was with a small ram herd there that day. I don't know what had this guy's attention...
When I first joined Flickr I uploaded the 200 photos that is the limit of a free account all at once, not knowing about the Photostream, contacts, etc.
I learned today about changing the upload date on a photo to change its place in the Photostream. And so, I might be mixing in some of those first 200 now and then. I didn't change the taken on date -- this was, indeed, taken on March 1, 2008.
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