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When I took this photo and others, I was still sitting on a bench on the school grounds.
What I didn't know was that I was under video surveillance.
After 12 minutes, the security guard arrived and kindly asked me to leave the school grounds.
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2022 © Marie-Lou Chatel Restored & Colorized. Work with a pen on a computer tablet, evolution of the image by layers, choice and assembly of colors by the author of the work.
No automation in the process of restoration and colorization. Photographer © Rothstein Arthur - The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division LC-58448085 No known restrictions.
Instructor Michael briefed us how to handle the paddle.
*Note: More pics in the Kayak N Klean at Bedok Reservoir Album.
It is a basic human right to defend your life and the life of your family should they be in imminent mortal danger. For those who choose to do so, it is their responsibility to learn how to safely carry and use a firearm... It is my goal to make sure people do not take this responsibility lightly and teach them to pray that, every time they holster their pistol, they need never have to use it.
Strobist: Full setup information detailed in this picture.
Instructors:
Rick Bearden
BJ Boyd
Jane Cash, Phd
Shirley Crotzer
Amy DeVore
Trudy Frost
Pat Fugate
Keith Gurlides
Carrie Kotecki
Darnell Musgrove
Marianne Patton
Mitch Saruwatari
Dan Schrimsher, Phd
Dawn Sokora
Dave Teeter
Laima Warnecke, MD
Decided to ask people at my favorite place if they wanted a picture. Of course they said yes. Shout out Mount Baker
1950 Fokker S-11 Instructor PH-AFS E-14
This Aircraft has come over from the Netherlands is 1 of 4 of the Fokker Aerobatic Formation Team
Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire on the 16th June 2022
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LS1 listo remolque, tensando. Piloto: Instructor R. Weyler.
Take up slack. Pilot: Instructor R. Weyler..
MCAS Yuma hosted a weapons and tactics instructor course (WTI) where Marines from all over the country come for seven weeks to train for various real-life scenarios.
WTI students conducted a foreign humanitarian assistance operation at Kiwanis Park, Yuma Arizona on Friday 15th April 2022.
Urban Warrior Instructor
Name: Turbo
Age: 28
Military Background: Classified
Areas of operation: Classified
Credit to AEROS15 for the PEQ
Chudo Taekwondo Academy instructor Daniel Gropp, 23, demonstrates a basic kick Monday, Jan. 28 in their new facility on 423 S. Mason St.
Gabriele faceva l'assicuratore ad Empoli.
Qualche anno fa provò quasi per gioco ad iscriversi alla lotteria per una "green card" di lavoro negli Stati Uniti e con sua grande meraviglia vinse.
Non ci pensò due volte e desiderando fare della sua vecchia passione del volo una professione, fece fagotto decidendo di emigrare negli USA per conseguire le licenze necessarie e cercare lavoro come pilota di aeroplani in un mercato più dinamico di quello nostrano.
Ora vive in Texas, è istruttore di volo su bimotori e sogna l'Alaska...
Ciao Gab!
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Effective and simple workout on your Watch.
Will take you only 7 minutes a day to get in shape and stay fit.
A set of 12 exercises, designed by scientists. 30 seconds per exercise, 10 seconds rest between exercises.
Hints on your wrist make your hand free and allow listen to music during workout.
The app has instructions for exercises and allows to customize exercise and rest duration.
He is an Instructor Machinist, responsible for teaching about locomotives, including their operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. His role involves training new machinists, ensuring they understand the technical aspects of locomotive systems, safety procedures, and best practices for efficient railway operations.
The SDI in this photograph was killed in a motor vehicle accident. May he rest in peace.
Semper Fi, Brother.
Drill Instructors of the 2nd and 4th Battalion for USMCRD at Parris Island during Graduation Ceremony on August 30, 2013
Sora means pretty sea shell in Korean. Sora is my Korean SCUBA Instructor and the daughter of the ancient and mysterious women divers of Jeju Island called "Haenyeo." Her mother, grandmother and great grandmother were all Haenyeo and so was Sora. The difference is that Sora was raised in an era when women aspired to higher levels of social achievement which inspired Sora to become a professor of Oceanography at Jeju Technical College.
At the Wheaton Arts Festival of Fine Crafts in October 2025 some of the artists were offering mini classes in their specialty. Here a girl is anxious to learn pottery from the master.
William Adams was a lifesaver, swimmer and swimming instructor, he is one of only four people to have received the Royal Humane Society bronze medal with three clasps in relation to numerous rescues from the sea at Gorleston, William also has the distinction of having his name appear twice in the Carnegie Hero Fund Trust Roll of Honour. In a lifesaving career which spanned 38 years William was responsible for rescuing 140 people from drowning.
Born on 25th. January 1864 in Gorleston, Norfolk, the son of Gorleston's Trinity House Maritime pilot Abel Adams, from an early age William developed into a highly proficient swimmer. He made his first rescue when only 11 years old by saving the life of a young girl who had fallen from the pier into the sea. This event marked the beginning of a lifetime of lifesaving, he was never a member of a lifeboat crew, instead he saved lives by swimming or diving to the aid of the stricken swimmer.
On leaving school he was employed as a tinsmith, but only in the winter months, he returning every summer to his alternative occupations as bathing hut proprietor and swimming instructor, he was also know also as "Professor" Adams in recognition of the expert swimming tuition he provided. Being on Gorleston beach meant that he was usually close at hand if a bather required assistance.
In 1881 the annual Gorleston Marine Regatta added a 400 yards swimming contest for a gold challenge medal and a silver cup to its programme of events. This event was won by a 17 year old William and he repeated the feat in 1882 and 1883 therefore winning the gold medal outright
In 1890 William was the proud recipient of the Royal Humane Society's bronze medal for his bravery in rescuing a local lad named Robert Drane. He soon became well known as the "Hero of Gorleston Pier" and reports of his rescues appeared with great regularity in the local, national and also international press.
In 1896 a Norwich man called Rimmington got into difficulties whilst bathing in the sea at Gorleston. A man called Collins, from London, went to his aid but soon also found himself in danger as Rimmington panicked and clutched to him frantically. It was at this point that William became aware, he swam to the two men and brought them both ashore together on his back. For this "double rescue" William was presented with a row of four bathing huts.
Another famous rescue occurred when William swam out and brought safely to shore a rowing boat which contained two couples. The vessel had drifted dangerously out to sea and appeared to be unmanageable by the occupants.
William was honoured on numerous occasions in recognition of his outstanding life saving record. In 1906 the Mayor of Great Yarmouth presented him with an illuminated address. The testimonial, signed by 90 subscribers, stated that he had saved 77 lives up to that time.
William died on 14th. October 1913 at the age of 49. Despite having been in failing health he had made his last, dramatic rescue at Gorleston beach only a month earlier. The Revd. Ritso spoke of this final act of bravery in his moving funeral address:
It was the beginning of the end, but when afterwards his wife gently chided him for his rashness, he said, "Could I stand there and see a man drown?" and in his last hours he told her he did not regret that he had done his duty to the end. Isn't that splendid? Isn't that true heroism? Isn't that complete self-sacrifice?
Reading the Great Yarmouth Mercury account of the funeral it is clear that William had been held in the very highest regard by his fellow townspeople:
The funeral of the late Professor William Adams took place amid many signs of sorrow and respect at the passing of one of Gorleston’s bravest and most efficient sons. The flag was flown at half-mast above the grey old tower of St. Andrew's Church and on the adjoining Recreation Ground the Gorleston football players wore black armlets as a token of respectful sympathy. Many shops were shuttered.
William dedicated his life to life saving, using his physical strength and swimming prowess to save others. The Great Yarmouth Mercury carried an eloquent tribute:
In all his rescues he always put aside any thought of personal risk, acting on the moment with one thought uppermost, that the life of a fellow creature was in peril. Such characteristics make the true hero, and he was admired and respected by everyone.
William is buried with his wife Ellen Eliza in Gorleston Old cemetery, from a distance his headstone does not look any different from the others that surround it, however, on closer inspection there is a depiction of a man diving to the rescue of a drowning figure. The headstone bears the following inscription:
In loving memory of William Adams who saved 140 lives from drowning.
The life story and likeness of William Adams have been used in recent years in a number of interesting and diverse ways. He has been the subject of local history exhibitions and lectures, school assemblies, poetry, artwork and even textile design. In addition his story has been mentioned in a number of books and websites. Notably he was the subject of the 1st. blue plaque to be installed in Gorleston by the Great Yarmouth Local History and Archaeological Society. This event took place on 28th. May 2004 when the plaque was unveiled at his former home, 199 Bells Road, Gorleston. On 11th. April 2007 his name became immortalised in a road name, William Adams Way, which serves as a busy route into Gorleston. On 13th. March 2018 a brand new £2.2 million J.D. Wetherspoon pub, "The William Adams", was opened in Gorleston High Street. The name of this local hero was chosen following a public vote.
"Lisa there's only one word you need to know
in order to learn to dance and that word is:
Tappa Tappa Tappa..."
quote from The Simpsons
Title: Instructor Doc Wildman.
Creator: Erickson, Harry A. (Alexander), 1884-1962
Date: 1916
Part of: [Early aviation and Northrop Aircraft Corporation albums]
Series: Early Aviation Album
Description: Image of Doc Wildman, instructor at the U.S. Signal Corps Aviation School, looking through binoculars.
Physical Description: 1 photographic print: gelatin silver, part of 1 volume (312 gelatin silver prints); 12 x 17 cm on 28 x 38 cm mount
File: ag1982_0190_1_065_c_opt.jpg
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