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1. Rosa Parks, 1913-2005, 2. Dwanda Tyler in the French Quarter, 3. Pentagon, 4. Outer Banks, NC - 2005, 5. Summer House, 6. The Arrival, 7. Fruit Salad, 8. Rainy Day, 9. Hot Coals!, 10. Fire!, 11. Airport Ball, 12. May Day 2005, 13. Metro Train, 14. Gloves, 15. Twilight, 16. What's In My Bag?, 17. Silas Cochise, Sr., 18. Tipis, Mescalero Apache Reservation, 19. Plastic Palm 1, 20. Arm, 21. Homecoming, 22. Night Train, 23. Fast Hands, 24. Feet Up, 25. World in a Box, 26. Last Call, 27. Cones, Huntington Metro, 28. Mini Me Tree, 29. Dancing Reindeer, 30. alan savenor, 31. juan bencomio, 32. margret and sally, 33. odetta, 34. stephanie harrison and guest, 35. Ofra Haza, 36. Toe Shoes, 37. Art Box, 38. backyard_leaves, 39. japanese_leaves, 40. Richard and Viola., 41. Viola sitting, Ericka photographing., 42. Francesca getting a touch up on her lips., 43. Air and Space 18, 44. Air and Space 10, 45. Air and Space 2
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by Joe LaFleur, Geologist Extraordinaire and Associates, LLC, Springfield, Oregon, USA
Picture taken on the north side of the Tankuban Parahu geothennal concession, Central West Java, Indonesia, by Joe Lafleur in November of 2010. Pictured is my associate. Mike Krahmer, who was helping me conduct a Helium 3 survey of the concession. After crossing this tricky bridge, we encountered a big cobra in a rice paddy.
Exploration Days, canoeing & Kayaking
June 19-21 at MSU, nearly 2,500 youth and chaperones from every MI county come stay on campus for 4-H Exploration Days-- a pre-college program to meet new people and experience the life of a Spartan.
Photo credit: Mariah Montenegro
Errwood Reservoir is a drinking-water reservoir in the Peak District National Park, within the county of Derbyshire and very close to the boundary with Cheshire.
Commander's log, date 05.01.2735:
Today my team suffered a tragic loss. We had come across an underground pond, and Jim volunteered to take a dive and see if he could find any fish. I was talking to Dale when a mass of air bubbles surfaced. We stopped talking and stared intently at the pond, only to see it turn a deep, dark red. Jim was dead. Dale and I had a meal, paid respects to our fallen comrade, and picked up his gear and moved on. But now, I suppose you've probably heard enough of the tragedy that has befallen us. So I will first tell you the good news that we received today: a team on the surface had successfully raided an EME lab and made off with DM Warbot plans. The Warbots have proved to be reliable for the DM, so I think we will benefit greatly from the plans. And here is a bit about the cave: for some strange reason, there seems to be more snow on the cave walls now than there was before. I'm still not getting good vibes about this cave. However, I no longer have the feeling that the cave is "alive." Instead, it almost seems like an inhabitant decorated the place with snow. Well, maybe tomorrow will shine light upon our dire situation. If it does, we can only hope that the fate that befalls us is not such a horrid one as the one that befell Jim.
Jeremy Croup, Commander of the DDF, signing out.