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Today, HHC, 1st Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment had the honor of promoting SPC Herrera to Sergeant, SGT Cowan to Staff Sergeant, and SGT Frison to Staff Sergeant. Each of these personnel have gone above and beyond and completed all tasks put before them. SPC Herrera transitions from Junior Enlisted to a leadership position as a Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO). SGT Cowan and SGT Frison will be held to a higher level of responsibility as they continue their career further up in the NCO ranks. Congratulations to all of you for a job well done and we know you will continue to excel in your positions of leadership!
Newcastle upon Tyne
Robert Stephenson's masterpiece of engineering spanning the River Tyne. According to "The Newcastle Book of Days" and "The Gateshead Book of Days" on the 7th June 1849, George Hawk, Mayor of Gateshead "ceremonially hammered in the last key to tension the chain of the last arch of the new High Level Bridge.
Work had started in 1846 and around 800 families were moved as their homes were demolished as part of the construction. Passengers first crossed the bridge in the August of that year and on September 28th 1849 Queen Victoria opened the High Level Bridge.
Lethbridge (Alberta, Canada) High Level Bridge
Fall, 2009 - looking northeast.
Photo by Carolla Christie
Some people were setting off some fireworks from the parking lot below and a few exploded right in front of me as I stood on my balcony.
I never looked at a firework explode from below me before and it was pretty cool!
Van a tónak egy szakasza, ahol ilyen szebbnél-szebb levelekkel találja magát szembe az ember... :) Imádom!
Start of the first level of the online scrolling shooter game RaidenX, which can be played at Cygnet Games.
A close up of the bivalve.
They can grow up to the size of a man's hand and must make a tasty meal for many. They can be brown or green with colour variations between the growth bands. Inside they gleam in the sunshine with Mother of Pearl. The levels have the ideal habitat with slow moving freshwater.