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An Iraqi Army instructor (left) halts his troops, Soldiers from the 2nd Brigade, 9th Iraqi Army Division, prior to their mounting an armored vehicle during an Iraqi Army training and capabilities demonstration Jan. 15 at Camp Taji, Iraq. Official Department of Defense photo by Army Sgt. Jon Cupp.
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One of the artery's in Mom's heart was blocked 99%. A stint was inserted and opened up the artery perfectly. Unfortunately, the ensuing blood flow burst the wall of a very fragile vein, and it led to an uncontrolled blood flow to her left arm. A relatively simple procedure these days, she can't go home until the swelling and discoloration in the arm goes down (probably 3 or 4 days)
It's funny (in a sad way) that, no matter how old we get, we still feel like scared little children when we walk into that hospital room and see our parents looking so small and helpless.
Sam rolls his eyes at the thought.
Photo taken Tomarata, New Zealand
Awarded Acceptance at the North Shore Salon of Photography 2012
These 2 mallards decided to get it on within a couple of feet of me. He was really biting the top of her head. He promptly jumped back into the water while she was visibly shaking and stayed on the bank for some time.
The main zombie dude in front was gunning for me all afternoon. He almost got me. Almost...
From the Seattle Zombie Walk in Fremont - October 21, 2007.
71st Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
International Get Together
Picture/Credit: Christian Flemming/Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
It was about 30 degrees here (Celsius) so my son Tygo decided to empty a bucket of water over his head. This was just after the big splash.
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Sneak Peek of the set.
Getting inked is a feeling that no one can describe. When ever someone asks what it feels like, we tell them that its like a vibrating pen but in true honesty, there is no way to describe what it feels like when you offer your body, your skin as a canvas for art.
Shifra is the ultimate tomboy. She'll eat a live bug the size of my thumb and she won't hesitate to harass a toad with the boy.
34 weeks 5 days. getting thrashed by baby kung fu every night. other than sleeplessness, feeling pretty good, with occasional bouts of upset that i can't fit any of my shoes or boots (or anything else).
trying to make a decision about travelling out of the country with the nub in early January. could be fun, could be very exhausting.
Making of 'Back To School Chippy' [Bloopers]
Sometimes Chippy doesn’t quite ‘see’ my vision during photo shots. Here are some ‘almost, but not quite’ shots in the making of the “Back To School Chippy” series:
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North American B-25J "Mitchell" - “Russian Ta Get Ya” 44-30456
History:
Delivered to U.S. Army Air Force as 44-30456, 19??.
Stored at Davis Monthan AFB, AZ, December 1958-1959.
Skyways System, Miami, FL, July 27, 1959.
Registered as N3512G. Hamilton Aircraft Co, Tucson, AZ, December 1959.
Angel's Aerial Service, Pico-Rivera, CA, December 1959-1960.
Converted to fire tanker, December 1959.
R.H. Hickish, Pico-Riviera, CA, March 1960-1964.
Airstream Aviation, Carlsbad, CA, April 1964-1967.
A.C. Ellis, Glveston, TX, April 1967-1972.
Fitted with cargo hold and cargo door, June 1967.
Robert Diemert, Carman, Manitoba, November 1972-1981.
Registered as C-GTTS.
Delivered to Carman, April 17, 1973.
Air Spray Ltd., Edmonton, Alberta, 1981.
Northwestern Air Lease, Edmonton, Alberta, 1982.
William G. Arnot, Breckenridge, TX, May 2, 1982-1994.
Registered as N43BA.
Flew as USAAC/BA/43/Silver Lady.
Jack A. Erickson, Medford/Tillamook, OR, August 30, 1994-2007.
Displayed at Tillamook Aviation Museum, Tillamook, OR, 1997-2007.
Displayed as USAAC/BA/43/Silver Lady.
Provenance Fighter Sales, Las Vegas, NV, June 11, 2007-2008.
Registered as N125PF.
Ferried from Tillamook to Chino, CA, 2007.
Rod Lewis/Lewis Aeronautical LLC, San Antonio, TX, January 23, 2008-2010.
Restored to airworthy.
First flight, March 9, 2010.
Flew in Soviet scheme as 430456.
Lewis Aeronautical LLC/Lewis Fighter Fleet LLC, San Antonio, TX, June 2010-2015.