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1. Marking the steek block, 2. Marking the steek block, 3. Steek stitches in yoke, 4. IMG_7889
Pattern available here.
Ravelry page here.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
The marking blade is set into the handle with a wedge and a screw lock to securely position it within the brass head. (1/3 Scale)
MARKINGS:
20th Special Operations Squadron, Hurlburt Field, Florida, 2008
The MH-53M is the last version of the H-53 Super Jolly Green Giant that was developed during the Vietnam War. The H-53 was designed by Sikorsky to meet an Air Force requirement for a long range Combat Search and Rescue helicopter to supplement the HH-3 Jolly Green Giant. Based on the CH-53A Sea Stallion the HH-53B entered service in 1967 quickly followed by the HH-53C.
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Today is the one-year anniversary of my move back to Baltimore from the Big Island of Hawai'i.
To commemorate this personal milestone, I ate breakfast at the diner where I had my first meal upon my return last February 28th -- The Silver Moon Diner
Here is the photo I took on this date last year. It's a much better photo than this as I had used the big camera.
I have no regrets about moving back to the City Of My Youth, and my process of reconciliation happily continues in earnest.
I miss my Hawaii-based Family and Friends and have been able to manage the pain associated with leaving people you love by keeping in touch with them via social media tools like Flickr, Facebook, Twitter and good old-fashioned e-mail.
In addition, I've been blessed with having met and become Friends with many wonderful people over this past year.
I very much look forward to an exciting and interesting future here in Baltimore...
Markings: Fighter Squadron 111 (VF-111), Miramar NAS, California, 1980's
Grumman F-14A-100-GR Tomcat 160684 to AMARC as 1K0069 Sep 26, 1994. On display at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ since May 19, 1998.
The problem with setting exams and coursework comes when the students have finished their tasks. Then you have to mark it. That is what Eduardo is doing in this photograph taken after we had completed our exam yesterday.
In some cases, you have to try and make sense of appalling handwriting and utter gibberish. I hope Eduardo doesn’t struggle too hard with our exam papers.
Actually, seeing Eduardo surrounded by completed texts reminds me of an ‘A’ level Art student who produced a personal study that weighed in at twice the maximum length allowed. It took me the best part of two nights to struggle through this very tedious piece of writing. There was little to commend it and so I had to award low marks.
When the student failed his ‘A’ level, his parents came up to see me. It transpired they had taken the lad on an expensive trip to Italy to research the study. They couldn’t understand why the other students, who hadn’t set foot out of Liverpool to research their studies, had gained better marks.
I don’t think they understood the concept of less is more.
Yesterday, we tried to keep our answers short. I hope Eduardo appreciates that.
In United States Navy markings as 3046/89
United States Naval Aviation Museum, NAS Pensacola, Florida, 26 February 2007
Action Asphalt Sealcoating
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kingsport handicap asphalt marking
These new markings are intended to improve safety for bicycle riders. They are being used where neighborhood greenways cross larger streets
Installation view of Lee Ufan: Marking Infinity, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, June 24–September 28, 2011
Photo: David Heald © Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation
Online exhibition and more: www.guggenheim.org/leeufan
Found this pebble on South Coast beach years ago when a youngster. Always thought markings are like a face
Guitar Body Respraying
Guitar Fret dress
Electronics and pickups repairs
Fitting a new bridge
Full guitar setup
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This one Persimmon that I harvested had a different marking. I wonder if this was caused by the recent cold weather. It looks like it would feel bumpy, but it was as smooth as the other Persimmons.
Photo by Sharon Vanorny
Her Ivory Tower
Pulling her scepter along behind her as she strode, a tattered queen marked her route in chalk. Again and again she left from and returned to her ramshackle throne room in a stairwell alcove of the Brutalist fortress known as the Mosse Humanities Building. She spent all day and night marking her territory. Each looping journey extended the reach of her domain.
Performed by Angela Richardson with technical assistance from Paul Andrews
December 2, 2011 on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus
finding underground utilities, such as water pipes, communications lines, gas lines, and marking their underground locations with spray-painted color-coded lines and/or symbols, often for the purpose of new construction or digging.
orange=communications lines (phone, internet, cable)
yellow=gas
red=electric
green=sewer
blue=water
purple=reclaimed water
Getting text on laser cut acrylic is hard to see unless you are looking at a specific angle, and kind of leaves something to be desired. I wanted distinct black engraving on the acrylic.
My new technique involves engraving the item, painting the whole part, then after drying sanding the paint off. This will leave paint in all the engraved crevices.
See the full post at:
4volt.com/Blog/archive/2009/04/16/laser-cut-coin-and-new-...
KUNAR PROVINCE, Afghanistan – U.S. Army Sgt. Jordan S. Davis, a cannon crewmember from Jacksonville, Fla., assigned to B Battery, 3rd Battalion, 7th Field Artillery Regiment, Task Force Steel, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, writes down firing coordinates on an M119 Howitzer at Combat Outpost Monti in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar Province, May 5. Davis is on his third combat tour in four years. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Mark Burrell, 210th MPAD)