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The photo shows a portion of the caterpillar inventory in a temporary container while I was doing maintenance work on their habitat. At this size (most are near mature size), the caterpillars eat a large amount of milkweed and produce a large amount of waste, so daily cleaning of their habitat, and replenishing their milkweed plants, is required.
Spain, Army, FAMET, Airbus Helicopters (Eurocopter) EC-665 Tiger HAD, c/n 5008/HADE08, reg HA.28-13, inventory number 10043, code ET-713.
Seen during FAMET family day sunset flypast over Colmenar base (LECV)
Not everyone on Deep Space Outpost Arcturus as the glamorous jobs of exploring the galaxy, or piloting awesome starfighters. But these people are the lifeblood of the daily operations of the station. Without them, the station could not run. Here we simply have a crewman doing an inventory check on some containers of yaridium making sure the latest shipment from the cargo freighter Octania were correct before they’re put into storage.
To learn more about Nova Team's other adventures visit their album: flic.kr/s/aHskpavQh5
Don begins the slow process of moving some of his existing inventory from his former warehouse to his new store front. He couldn't have asked for better weather.
Looks are deceiving. It's actually one of the coldest days we've had all winter. Fortunately, my sunporch allows the sun in and most of the cold out.
1:24 scale diecast vehicles, scratch-built furniture , trailer and buildings.
Some hope for the planet... I was in Bentonville, Arkansas all this week, where WalMart announced that it will be creating a system to put a sustainability index on every product it sells, and that it will work with other retailers and manufacturers to make it a single standard (webcast can be seen here).
The sustainability index will communicate the environmental and social impact of the product from a life cycle perspective.
WalMart and other corporations have funded the Sustainability Consortium, led by Arizona State University and University of Arkansas, to help provide the research needed to support the effort. I am excited to be part of the team that will develop an "open" life cycle inventory system. Such a system will enable companies to estimate the environmental and social impact of their product through raw material acquisition, manufacturing, distribution, use, and disposal/recycling.
The world places a lot of emphasis on tracking carbon dioxide and other green house gases because of their effect on global climate change, but water--both its availability and its health--is a huge sustainability issue also.
From a production standpoint, most agricultural products require a lot of water--Did you know that it takes 300 gallons of water to make a 12 ounce can of Coke? Most of it is because of the water needed to grow the sugar cane. On the consumption side, drying of Himalayan glaciers could put one-sixth of the world's population at risk for fresh water.
Let's hope we can move as fast as we need to. (Explore Front Page)
Yes, I built yet another Joker head sculpt within a week... 😬 Very much like the movies themselves, while Joaquin Phoenix's Joker was phenomenal, Heath Ledger's performance in the 2008 The Dark Knight will forever hold a special place in my heart... One of my all-time favourite movies that I will never get bored of watching!
In fact, this character has been forever been on my to-build list, but I never had the confidence to give it a try, and the success in Joaquin's Joker bust earlier gave me the courage to finally go for it.
I must say my worry didn't come out of nowhere, it was considerably more challenging than the first Joker bust! The eyes, nose, and again my favourite part of the entire MOC, the mouth all took me multiple trials to get them right, but luckily I still managed to pull it off and finish the project with 19 hours (I cheated a bit on this one as the 19 hours were spent across 2 days, but still... I am proud of myself! 😝) And perhaps among all challenges... nothing can compare to the struggle of digging up purple pieces in my inventory! 😭
Full Album: www.flickr.com/photos/legocityson/albums/72157715721856821
Joaquin Phoenix Joker: www.flickr.com/photos/legocityson/albums/72157715582744096
Shillington, PA. September 2019.
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Berlin, Exposition of Etruscan votive offerings in the James Simon Gallery: Bronze statue of a hunchbacked man sitting, 3rd century BC. found in Chiusi
This object, too, was added to the exposition from the inventory of the Antiquities Collection of the Berlin State Museums.
Außergewöhnlich gut erhaltene Bronzestatuen aus einem Heiligtum im italienischen San Casciano geben Einblick in Heilrituale und religiöse Praktiken am Übergang von der etruskischen zur römischen Kultur. von Juli bis November 2025 wurden sie im Rahmen einer exklusiven Sonderausstellung in der James-Simon-Galerie präsentiert. Im Herbst 2022 wurde bei Grabungen in San Casciano dei Bagni in der Toskana in einem Wasserbecken direkt neben einer immer noch aktiven Thermalquelle eine große Zahl von äußerst gut erhaltenen Bronzestatuen gefunden. Schnell war klar: ein Jahrhundertfund und ein archäologischer Glücksfall! Denn antike Bronzefiguren – zumal in derart großer Menge – sind extrem selten. Das Becken erwies sich als Zentrum eines etruskisch-römischen Heiligtums. Hier suchten Kranke Heilung durch das Thermalwasser, besorgte Eltern göttlichen Schutz für ihre Kinder. Die Statuen, aber auch viele kleinere Objekte waren Weihgaben der Besucherinnen und Besucher an die hier verehrten Mächte. Durch eine antike Zerstörung und den Wiederaufbau ließen sich in der mehr als 500 Jahre langen Nutzungszeit klar zwei Zeitphasen trennen. Man kann hier also erstmals studieren, wie ein Heiligtum am Übergang von der etruskischen zur römischen Kultur funktionierte: Wer waren die Gottheiten? Wie trat die lokale Bevölkerung mit ihnen in Kontakt? Welche Bevölkerungsschichten besuchten das Heiligtum? Was waren ihre Anliegen? Denn etruskische und römische Inschriften auf den Weihgeschenken geben Auskunft über die Stifterinnen und Stifter, die Gottheiten und den Anlass. Wie unterschied sich dies von Weihpraktiken in anderen Heilheiligtümern? Zudem lässt sich zeigen, dass viele der Anliegen universal menschlich sind und die Weihepraxis eine lang andauernde Tradition besitzt. Auch heute noch werden in katholischen und orthodoxen Kirchen ähnliche Objekte gestiftet, wenn auch in kleinerem Maßstab und aus weniger wertvollen Materialien. Nach drei Stationen in Italien wurden die Bronzen in Berlin zum ersten Mal außerhalb Italiens gezeigt. Erstmals waren dabei auch spektakuläre Neufunde aus der Grabung des Herbstes 2024 zu sehen, bevor alle in San Casciano dauerhaft ihren Platz im Museum finden.
www.museumsportal-berlin.de/de/ausstellungen/die-bronzen-...
Exceptionally well-preserved bronze statues from a sanctuary in San Casciano, Italy, provide insight into healing rituals and religious practices during the transition from Etruscan to Roman culture. From July to November 2025, they were presented in an exclusive special exhibition at the James Simon Gallery. In the fall of 2022, excavations in San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany uncovered a large number of extremely well-preserved bronze statues in a water basin right next to a still-active thermal spring. It quickly became clear that this was a discovery of the century and an archaeological stroke of luck! Ancient bronze figures – especially in such large quantities – are extremely rare. The basin proved to be the center of an Etruscan-Roman sanctuary. Here, the sick sought healing through the thermal waters, and concerned parents sought divine protection for their children. The statues, as well as many smaller objects, were offerings made by visitors to the powers worshipped here. Due to ancient destruction and reconstruction, two distinct phases can be clearly distinguished in the more than 500 years of use. This is the first opportunity to study how a sanctuary functioned during the transition from Etruscan to Roman culture: Who were the deities? How did the local population interact with them? Which segments of the population visited the sanctuary? What were their concerns? Furthermore, it can be shown that many of the concerns are universally human and that the practice of consecration has a long-standing tradition. Even today, similar objects are donated to Catholic and Orthodox churches, albeit on a smaller scale and made of less valuable materials. After three stops in Italy, the bronzes were exhibited in Berlin for the first time outside Italy. Spectacular new finds from the excavation in the fall of 2024 were also on display for the first time, before all of them found their permanent home in the museum in San Casciano.
www.museumsportal-berlin.de/de/ausstellungen/die-bronzen-...
I have a very very messy inventory. I am not going to lie-it's BRUTAL. Today I started cleaning it to get ready for the winter season and I came up with some TREASURES! The first thing I found was a gorgeous hair by Entwined called "Piper". I had a whole fatpack just waiting for me to open it and boy was I pleased. I chose the "roots" hud and never looked back. I think it was an event gift. HOW COOL!!
The next goodie was a set of beautiful rosegold necklaces from ///BENJAMINZ//. It has some vaguely religious iconography theme going on..I got it at my favorite event TMD.
My top is Dead Dollz from last weeks 50LFriday, and it has a hud with two types of bras or NO bra. *PRO TIP*: Never-ever pass up a 50LF from Dead Dollz.
These shorts were from the Epiphany event. They are a sweet gacha prize from Poppy called "Marlena". The best part of these shorts are the tuxedo stripe detailing on the side and the very delicate crepe de chine texture is the best I have seen in SL. Makes me feel like a magician's assistant and I love it.
Lastly, I scored these enchanting boots by Pure Poison at a past Colabor88. They are a fatpack with a hud, and there are brass knuckles on the heels for no other reason but because why the hell not!
from our blog: foreverrebelliousblog.wordpress.com/2017/12/01/inventory-...
When someone takes their time to find a dress and give it to you it becomes a very special and memorable dress to be held onto and cherished.
Another shot from my first outing with a new used "nifty fifty," a Minolta Rokkor-PG (pretty good?) 50mm F1.4.
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A new year is usually a good time to take stock of what you have, and consider where you want to go.
2025 did not see me publish many models. Most of what I have in progress has stayed that way because of the rest of life. Often, it's easy for me to forget that this is a hobby.
It's also a good time to reorganize. This photo shows all of my "older" (pre-2019 or pre BC&G 13) work, most of which have not been pulled from storage in a long time. I've also decided it may be a good idea to retire a small handful of newer items.
It's kind of a hard decision to make, because I'm no less proud of the work, but as the collection grows in number and sharpens focus in fewer directions, it's no longer practical for me to bring everything to shows or displays. Models get left in boxes the entire time - I can't use everything every time.
Part of this is the result of that sharpened focus. The farther I get into the hobby, the longer it can often take to produce new work, because I continue to raise my own standards. Development times and build times increase, and the result is the looming thought that I probably can't "do everything."
There is a positive side: the sharpened focus.
More recently, the models constructed have been built with greater purpose and contribute to a more unified goal (or set of goals) in a greater way. I wish I could do everything, or at least move faster through it, but practical limitations due to this only being a hobby, and sometimes burnout, are very real.
All of this to say - I'm certainly still enjoying this hobby. It comes in waves like everything else, but it's comforting to know that it'll always be there for me to return to during the low periods. There's still a lot I'd like to do. Who knows, maybe I'll even move track off the floor some day.
Wishing you a happy 2026. Thanks for reading.
Glenn
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doing basement work
making a mess of evidences
some needs removing
but this is certainly evidence
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covering years 1930 - 2015
My local Kmart will be shrinking starting in July. The store is one of supposedly 60 test stores to try a new strategy to increase sales by putting the entire store on sale.
Marshalls and other unannounced tenant(s) that will make for a 45,000 sq ft project. Interesting thing here is that the Kmart store will still be around 73,000 Sq ft rather than the 59,000 that would of been half the store. In other words, the store will still technically occupy more than half of the building.
The project is expected to be complete in Q2 next year. Hopefully this project will not turn around and cause this store to close completely as the Anderson, SC store did. Whatever happens, I'll be sure to send picture updates when I can.
Olean, NY. May 2017.
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Towanda, PA. September 2019.
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Me-meet me at The London
If you find time, we can run one
Talk about some things, we can't undo
You just send the pin, I can find you
6'1", on the money, 9'2"
You just say the word and I'll run through
Two texts, no reply, that's when I knew
I knew, I knew, yeah, I knew
The London - Young Thug
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Sync'D Motion (Originals): Belong @ Man Cave
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These belong dances need to belong in your inventory! You ever needed the newest trending dance moves @ a party or club and don't have any...welp go over to the man cave and purchase the Belong pack. It good with lots of current and older songs and makes your avatar dance wonderfully.
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This is just an inventory capture. Actually, I might use it too for an upcoming blog I'm planning to post. And while you're looking and possibly reading I would like to take the opportunity to let you know that if you own your home, you most likely have insurance and that you can include your camera gear with no extra cost. I think even if you are renting, it's good to have renter's insurance and you can include your gear. All you have to do is call your insurance agent and they might ask for the exact model, serial numbers and current price after tax so be ready. Now, if you use it for business that I believe is different and you might as well insure your gear because you'll never know what could happen. The rider for your home insurance I think only covers it if the camera gets damaged or stolen from your home but anything that happens outside your home is not covered I believe (I could be wrong). I hope that helps.
I think, though not 100% positive, that each school bus on Skip's lot contained different parts of motorcycles. This one was big on frames/tires, But I saw one filled with gas tanks.
Whatever system works I suppose.
The seventh and (for now) final vignette features one of the countless Korok puzzles.
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Korok puzzles involving balloons in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild are a type of mini-challenge scattered across Hyrule. In these puzzles, Link must pop floating balloons using arrows, thrown weapons, or other creative methods to reveal a hidden Korok. Successfully completing the challenge rewards Link with a Korok Seed, which can be used to expand his inventory slots. These balloon puzzles showcase the game’s playful and inventive approach to exploration and problem-solving.
Ornithologicals inventories during Makay 2017 scientific expedition. More informations : www.facebook.com/Madagascar-Hotspot-de-biodiversit%C3%A9-...