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Normally having two jobs on the same track and cause some issues but today it was a solution. Here a job from the west pulls into the yard on the north side of Fort Worth and will shove the yard job back into the yard after stalling with a load of sand.
I wondered if the dog was saying, "Help Me" or... "Look at Me I have a great Human."
What do you think?
Nobody got on. Neither did anyone leave.
The P42's will make it up to Soldier Summit all on their own.
In every sense, Helper was not required.
The California Zephyr leaving Helper UT, 12 September 2018.
i need help deciding on curtains for the living room, and i'm calling in outside help so tell me which one YOU think would look best!
my main challenge has been finding something that will help my teal chair match the room better.
look here for a different shot of the room
All of Santa's helpers wear his standard uniform- snowmen jumpers are the assembly line and packing the sleigh, gingerbread jumpers are the cakes, candies and cookies assembly personnel, and the red shirts with christmas stockings are in charge of inventory and making sure the work gets done!
A ÖBB class 1144 helper unit, pushing at the rear end of an oncoming PKP Cargo coal train, seen from the driver's cab somewhere at the curves of the "Semmering" Railway ... ; )
Sept. 2013
Taken in Williamsburg in August of 2008. Can anyone identify the artist? Crank Junky and Gone for a bit have identified the artist. Thanks for the ID. Nov York.
Has anyone got any ideas of how I should do anarchy's mask from arrow. I'm not sure if I should paint it or sculpt in or if theirs another option entirely.
Perdonar mi ausencia. Se estropeó mi ordenador y he necesitado ayuda para reconvertirme al nuevo, pero mi ayuda no era perentoria, al contrario que a la enfermera infectada en Madrid por el ébola que si que necesitará mucha ayuda para superar su situación.
Hello every,
Please help us to #provide food and milk for poor people and their children to relieve them from #hunger and to stop #starving #deaths of the poor people and their #children, and to fight against the #coronavirus.
Please any #help, your #contribution will help food and milk for the poor people and their children. No fees on this fundraiser of Indian GoFundMe (Ketto) see for more: bit.ly/394TU99 ❤️
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Action Hub Event #Atoms4Climate: From the Energy Crisis to Better Crops, How Can Nuclear Help Meet the Climate Challenges? The climate crisis meets an energy supply crisis. IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi and Gillian Tett, author and Financial Times US editor-at-large, discuss whether and how the world can manage to overcome both. Will evidence-based thinking or ideology decide the energy mix of the future? Is nuclear energy about to have its next renaissance? Can nuclear science help us adapt to the consequences of climate change, whether by allowing farmers to breed hardier crops or communities to manage scarce water resources?
As the climate crisis meets an energy supply crisis, Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and Gillian Tett, author and Financial Times US editor-at-large, discuss whether and how the world can manage to overcome both. Will evidence-based thinking or ideology decide the energy mix of the future? Is nuclear energy about to have its next renaissance and can nuclear science help us adapt to the consequences of climate change, whether by allowing farmers to breed hardier crops or communities to manage scarce water resources? In this discussion, available through livestream, they will examine from their different viewpoints how the world will respond to the opportunities and the challenges that will profoundly affect all our lives over the coming decades, so we can all make our own mind on the best way forward.
COP26 Climate Change Conference 2021, Glasgow, Scottish Event Campus, Scotland. 4 November 2021
Photo Credit: Dean Calma / IAEA
( "pull the shirt" hang HELP!! ME!!" )
Raquelle: Eww Eww Help! me!
Barbie: hey raquelle Shut up!! just wait i will help you?
Raquelle: ahh... I hate you barbie Crazy!!!!!
Barbie: i'm sorry to you
Raquelle: ahh really?
Barbie: yes! youre DEAD!
Raquelle: NO! I will call police!
Barbie: Hahaha!! joke only! :P
Raquelle: Next time don't do that.
Barbie: ok......
Jim and I have gone out on some landscape shoots together and I asked him to give me a hand ast the Help-Portrait event held in Macomb, Illinois on December 3, 2016. Scores of people (volunteers, post processors, and photographers) come together to take and print pictures of people who could not otherwise afford a professional photograph. I really appreciated Jim helping to coordinate shoots and pose people... he did a superb job!
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Hello every,
Please help us to #provide food and milk for poor people and their children to relieve them from #hunger and to stop #starving #deaths of the poor people and their #children, and to fight against the #coronavirus.
Please any #help, your #contribution will help food and milk for the poor people and their children. No fees on this fundraiser of Indian GoFundMe (Ketto) see for more: bit.ly/394TU99 ❤️
#StandWithChildren #Help #ShareForSupport #GivingHope #SampathiFoundationCharity #HelpingHands #Children #Fundraising #Coronavirus #Hunger #DonateFoodForPoor #FightAgainstCorona #StopStarvingDeaths #SupportUs
hey guys! so i really need help with this acclamtor assoult ship! i always wanted to do it, but i never knew the scale, the first time i gave it a shot, i started in the back, and it was perfect! acurate, detailed and all that (that was like a year ago) then suddenly this week, i want like to give it a shot again, since now, i know th scale, but im having trouble in some certain parts, and i need your tips =( another problem are the parts, well i wouldnt mind making a order by february, but i dont know what parts im going to need and all that :c
btw i will tag the best builders (even if they do 'mini mocs' on my contacts :))
After having almost been blown off North Berwick Law the day before my young god son Thomas was looking forward to the low altitude walk out to Cramond Island next morning with his new best friend Darcy. Having researched the tide times in advance we set out early leaving ourselves plenty time to cross the causeway exposed at low water and explore the island with enough time to get back three hours before high water. Now some of you might have thought, "What?" at that last sentence, but in Festive Season fog it sounded OK to me and we were full of spirits as we explored all the old bunkers and coastal defences on the little island. Heading back we crested the little hill overlooking the causeway and our way back to dry land, only to see parts of it were already covered by the tide. As my well brought up god son was able to relate to his parents and wider family afterwards, I used some choice, colourful language to express my horror when I realised we were marooned on the deserted island.
There was nothing for it. Attempting to get back to the mainland would have been suicidal. We would have to sit it out and wait for the tide to reach high water and then ebb out again. With the strong westerly wind we thought this might happen sooner than later. And so I tried to make fun of it and I steered the conversation to Survival, Bear Grylls, Castaway and Robinson Crusoe. It was fun for about 15 minutes. We picked one of the heavily graffitied bunkers on the sheltered side of the island. It didn't have as many broken bottles in it as some of the others. There were no doors and no windows but the few openings meant there was only an icy draught and not a gale blowing through it. We collected armfuls of wilted bracken to try to make a bed but it was wet and would take time to dry out. We looked for sticks and wood with visions of making a fire, but anything combustible had been consumed in the many summertime fireplaces we found across the island. The only wood was driftwood on the far side of the island and it was sodden wet. We would forget making a fire for now. Having only intended to make a brief trip to the island we had left a bag of snacks in the car on the mainland. What would we eat? Thomas said he could drink his urine, which I strongly discouraged him from doing, but if we were stranded for seven days Darcy might be first on the menu.
We regularly crossed the island from our 'home' bunker to the lookout post close to the causeway to check the tide. Each time it was a disappointment, and long after high water had been passed the water level didn't seem to drop but instead rose up into a tempest as stormy squalls raced in from the west. The look out post stood with its back to the wind but was chilly and devoid of any comfort whatsoever, being just a three sided shell. We learnt to walk across the island just to get warm and to take our minds off waiting. The waiting was interminable. It was going dark when at last the top of the causeway appeared and we took our first steps back with the water lapping around our boots with me carrying Darcy at the deeper bits. We had been marooned on Cramond Island for over seven hours.
Next time I shall engage brain before taking a 'quick' walk again.
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Taken nearly 11 years ago, a sight no longer possible due to DB no longer operating 92's over the northern parts of the country, 92043 wheels 4S43 Davenrty-Mossend through Standish on a cold and frosty 23rd November 2013.
The colours of Autumn are well on show this day.
This train has spent spells being hauled by both DRS and DB (EWS). However I'm not sure if this was the time when DRS were hiring class 92's to haul their trains before their class 88's were delivered a few years later.