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The Five-O Fast Feet log rolling competition at the Pabst Farms YMCA in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
U-13 competitor Chiara Ogle (left) of Escanaba, Michigan, tries to knock Ella Batson of Madison, Wisconsin, off the log at the Five O Fast Feet.
CBP components, Office of Field Operations, Office of Border Patrol and Office of Air and Marine compete in an Honor Guard Competition during the annual commemoration of Police Week in Washington D.C. Photos by James Tourtellotte.
This photo was taken at insomnia49,
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World Police Fire Games 2013 -Invitational dodge ball held at Queens PEC.
Northern Ireland Tourist board
Mandatory Credit - Picture by Stephen Hamilton/Presseye.com
Popular in the 1960's, Competition Coupes were little more than chopped up coupe bodies mounted to short wheelbase dragsters
This photo shows three Iridium satellite. During a long time exposure of several minutes the satellites appeared one after another. This communication satellites can be very bright objects in the nights sky and reach -8 magnitude. This photo was taken during a spring time so that a cherry blossoms in the left up and right down corner are very good visible. Artificial flashes from Iridium staellites are coming from a reflected light from a low sun position under the horizont. Iridium satellites have an orbit above the north and south pole, that is also a reason why they light tracks from them seems to be moving in a differnt direction from a background stars.
Technical and astronomical information:
Location: Philipps University Marburg, Germany
Date: 10. April 2011
Object: Iridium Satellite 42, 40 and 39
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens: @ 70mm.
Distance to Iridium Satellites: 780 km.
Total number of activ Iridium Satellites: 66
She got to compete in gymnastics this weekend and had so much fun. All of the girls in her age group got medals. So she was very happy:D They were all in first place. I think it's because they are so young and they would propably be sad if only some of them got something.
Jawa Barat is West Java, the province where Bandung is. The competition judges the language abilities of high school (SMA) students, who must speak and listen in Bahasa Indonesia, Sundanese (the local language around Bandung), and English.
LHSAA first high school cheerleading and dance team competition held at the Lake Charles Civic Center 12-03-2011
(Left to right) Team 49, 1st Lt. Nicholas Plocar with the Wisconsin Army National Guard and Capt Robert Killian with the Colorado Army National Guard, complete the commando crawl obstacle during the first day of the 29th Annual David E. Grange, Jr. Best Ranger Competition at Fort Benning, Ga., April 13. Killian and Plocar placed sixth overall in the competition. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Scott Boston, Army National Guard Warrior Training Center)
its on people!
deadline for submissions is 29th feb, 2012.
create something cool off characters from my blog at www.iamboey.com and win awesome loot. yes.
1ST prize: www.etsy.com/listing/50468451/button-magnets
2ND prize: i havent scanned. but trust me, its pretty awesome for drunk art.
3RD prize: www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2854046
submissions will be posted on my site as well when it all ends.
cheers,
boey
These photos are part of a project focusing on the lifecycle of man-made fabrics. The photos will help to identify how the fibres’ structure and colour vibrancy changes during the use phase (washing) and how the number of washing cycles and different washing temperatures alters them. During an Environmental Life Cycle Assessment of man-made fabrics, we identified that the two largest environmental impacts in the lifecycle of a man-made fabric are the manufacturing phase, specifically the dyeing process and the washing cycles during use phase. These two impacts are interrelated - the use of extensive dyeing processes takes place to avoid colour alterations for certain washing cycles during use phase. We think that the extensive dyeing processes does not actually influence the life span of the colour vibrancy; rather, we believe that the washing cycle and specific conditions such as water temperature, number of cycles etc., is the main variable, as the structure of the fibres deteriorates as they are washed, decreasing the colour vibrancy. If our hypothesis proved right, we will have evidence to support that the washing conditions is the variable that most greatly affects the fibres’ structure and colour vibrancy. So, the extra dyestuff used during dyeing process are not needed and in this way the environmental impacts of dyeing have a potential to be decreased. Also, if washing temperature is the main variable of fibre alteration, this will support that washing cycles in lower temperatures increases the lifecycle of the fabric. In addition, the lower washing temperatures will reduce the environmental impact of washing. The photos were taken using scanning electron microscopy in the Nanoscience Centre. Both images have been false-coloured to show the different materials, namely the reflective coating and the fibrous cloth.