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Looks a bit odd, sited away from the fence like that … but the fence is electrified - NOW it makes sense! 😂
Sheep are run into a large contained catchment area, then run through a narrowed alleyway, where they can be dosed with wormer, or whatever. Next is a crate for weighing fit lambs which can then be penned separately or released with the ewes, as per requirements.
A handling system like this reduces stress on the sheep (and stress on the handler!).
I've used similar many times over the years and with weighing apparatus, a cradle for turning sheep over to trim their feet (doesn't half save the shepherd's back!) plus gates in the feeder tunnels allows the sheep to be drenched (given wormers etc) foot-bathed and so on, a handling system really does reduce stress on both sheep and handler! In fact, I've seen sheep walk happily into a handling system at first sight of the dog, with no need for coercion of any kind!
To all, again,
I think everything has been handled.
The extension for the stay had been accepted.
And the document is on its way to Copenhagen.
As soon as I receive the document,
I can go to the Denmark immigration to get my new passport back.
Then I can on my way home.
According to the track information, the document will arrive on 24, Mar, 2009.
So I do wish I can take the flight on 26th and arrive in Japan on 27th.
Really thank to God and to you all.
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Duomo dei Santi Pietro e Maria, Colonia, Germania
Duomo St. Peter and Mary, Cologne, Germany
Gandalf is alive and well, finally healing after a cyst on his head was removed last week. He was hurting for a few days. We just found out that he's cancer free! Whew. Thanks for your concern guys, that means a lot to me. We're hoping his eye droop improves once the stitches and staple are out. He's still darn handsome though, heehee. ;-)
Great cat. My Number 1.
Contrast
Morning light is refracted through a glass block wall and streams through a louvered laundry room door that scatters rays across the refrigerator.
Camera: Nikon D700
Lens: 50 mm
Date taken: 2013-01-20
ISO: 200
Shutter speed: 1 s
Aperture: F 11
Accessories: tripod, cable release
RBD_5366 clone
Handling tips for brand new polymer notes
Before counting a stack of new notes:
• separate the notes by fanning, tapping, shuffling or snapping them;
• we recommend you use your thumb to push the top bill into your other hand.
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As "requested" by Grunder. 20 minutes, not including time in Photoshop cropping and saving.
This was a contender for the cover of the Avmor Collection book. These are the handles of the front door of the Avmore collection building in Old Montreal. The cover ended up to be a painting of the same subject matter since most of the collection is made up of paintings. The image is in the collection as well as in the book.
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The handle of a perhaps once blue (currently dusty) file cabinet drawer.
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My coffee cup at breakfast this morning. Closer look at the chip in the first comment box...
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Nikon D7000
Nikon 35mm 1.8G
Exposure - 1/100
Aperture - f/5.6
Focal Length - 35 mm
ISO Speed - 100
Another test shot from this lens. I'm reasonably happy with it, not quite as sharp as I'd hoped it would be but still fairly decent. I normally don't do the ruler/focus tests to make sure the lens is focusing correctly but with this one, I might just do it having read so many reports on the sharpness of this lens.
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Nice solid D-handled socket spade with a broad arrow and date stamp. So I assume it was government issued.
This spade was made by the Stockton Heath Foundry, located just south of Warrington. They were also known as Caldwells, a name that still lives on in North Wales: www.gbtoolsltd.com/Home
When handling the airbag unit, you MUST place it on its back, with the padding facing up. I wrapped my unit in a thick towel, then stored it in my trunk while I worked on the ignition switch.
Cadet Frank Masaniai, 6th Regiment, Advanced Camp, Utah Valley University, learns to handle his weapon in the kneeling supported position at the preliminary marksmanship instruction for Cadet Summer Summer Training, Fort Knox, Ky., June 30, 2023. Cadets listen to a safety and fundamentals briefing, before they practice handling their unloaded weapons in smaller groups. | Erinn Finley, Murray State University, CST Public Affairs Office.
Here are some details of the Stiletto AA14MC, one of the rarest production framing hammers. I am very lucky to have acquired one in perfect condition, as I did not purchase one during its production run. The handle is welded together from pressed parts, much in the same way as aluminium bike frames. My contacts tell me the connection between the head and handle were the downfall of this model. There were also other colors produced, even as I have never seen one. The next move for Stiletto was to produce to cast titanium head and handle together known as the TiBone. The framers that used this hammer really loved it. If you are wondering about value, one in perfect condition like this one could bring $200 to $300 from a interested buyer.
2013 update; A engineer out in California has brought the aluminium handled framing hammer back to life under the branding PowerStrike.
2016 update; It appears as if the PowerStrike hammer has met the same fate as its predecessor.
Bone handles from a late 18th/early 19th century prisoner of war camp in Cambridgeshire. Excavated by Time Team.
More information: www.wessexarch.co.uk/blogs/time-team/2011/04/18/time-team...