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The train will line up precisely so that the the numbers are inch perfect, right in front of the doors to the relevant carriages (in this case carriages 4 and 5), so that people can queue on the platform in front of the door to the carriage in which they have reserved a seat. This is taken for granted in Japan but I think it would be difficult to get British trains to stop on a button. Or have things changed since I have been away?
Trail marking and Marjan Buzov, mountain guide, near the summit of approach to Vidakov Kuk, Paklenica National Park, Velebit mountain range, Croatia.
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On Friday, February 6, 2015, Utica Academy of Science celebrated Black History Month during 2nd Marking Period Award Ceremony when we recognized our scholars who have achieved tremendous feats in the second quarter.
Judge Jawwadd Rasheed who is a Family Court Magistrate in Oneida County and also one of our board of trustee members joined our scholars, teachers, and parents to celebrate Black History Month. Judge Rasheed outlined what he called the "Five Steps to Making You Better Women and Men". He detailed his take on what one needs to become successful:
Knowledge of who you are: You have to know who you are and you have to be OK with that
Vision: helps to shape your focus and gives you direction
Dedication: doing anything necessary to achieve your goals
Perseverance: never giving up, never quit, even if you fail
Faith: trust in something greater than yourself
The judge urged students to "put those five things together and put them to work in your daily life" in order to reach one's goals.
The students were a captive audience as Judge Rasheed left this parting message: "Each of you has a contribution that you are supposed to make. You will never know how great you're supposed to be until you give it all you've got."
During 2nd marking period, Utica Academy of Science had:
UAS Atoms Robotics Team competed in robotics competitions one in NJ and team was award with Teamwork award, another competition in MVCC and team was qualified to go to SUNY Poly to compete, and lastly in SUNY Poly and our team was awarded "Gracious Professionalism".
Scholars brought in 1255 non-parishable food items in order to help Utica Food Bank during January.
Mrs. Nazel organized our first concert ever with 6th grade scholars and UAS Music Band on January 28th, 2015.
26 field trips were organized to various locations.
6 guest speakers visited our school to speak with our students.
Scholars attended to 9 Saturday schools.
Awards were given to scholars who made High Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Best Academics, Best Citizenship, and Most Imrpoved Scholar. Scholars for the last three categories represent each grade section, while High Honor Roll and Honor Roll are representative of all scholars with the highest grades in the school, regardless of class section. It is amazing to see how many scholars have achieved such success so early in the academic year, including 75 High Honor Roll scholars, 44 Honor Roll scholars, 14 scholars receiving the Best Academic, 11 scholars receiving the Best Citizenship Awards, and 11 scholars receiving the Most Improved Award during the 2nd marking period. Judge Jawwadd Rasheed and Utica Academy of Science teachers presented the awards to their scholars and are extremely proud of all their accomplishments.
Toronto, Canada. Man in wheelchair and caregiver, Covid 19 Assessment Centre, Toronto Western Hospital. Days of Covid19 © Linda Dawn Hammond/ IndyFoto April 6, 2020.
Players, match officials and the Thistle mascot arrange themselves for one minute's silence prior to the match between Partick Thistle and Dunfermline Athletic at Firhill Stadium, Glasgow.
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The tail section of the C47 at AirZoo. This is painted in "invasion stripes", a marking used during the D-Day assault.
Taken at the AirZoo, the excellent air museum in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Marking exercise books eating roasted maize. Nothing like grading to build up an appetite.
I'm still trying to convince my class to write their names and date at the top of each page. It helps with grading and is my unofficial way of keeping attendance.
Lamb marking! That was an experience all right, get covered in blood and tired as hell and still plenty more lambs stretching all the way to the horizon (or so it seemed at the time). So that's you Paul with Don Ernesto Mansilla to your left and what looks like Oscar Cardenfay holding the lamb. So how did you manage to get the cushy ear-clipping job :) -- Jimmy Piggot
The Sundial Bridge was designed by the acclaimed Spanish artist, architect, and engineer Santiago Calatrava. It spans the Sacramento River at the Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding, California, USA. This steel and glass pedestrian bridge was opened in 2004 and is a gateway to the Sacramento River Trail.
Photo by Vicki Rogers.
Marking 36 years of 'Roe v. Wade' in the Diocese of Phoenix
While millions of men and women across the country mark the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade this Jan. 22, pro-life supporters from across Arizona will gather in Tempe for three days of marching, prayer and education.
This year’s events are a departure for the annual life rally, which in the past has centered on a march to the state Capitol in downtown Phoenix.
Three-day life rally
Annual Mass for the Unborn, 7 p.m., Jan. 21, with Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish, 2121 S. Rural Road, Tempe.
Prayer demonstration in front of Planned Parenthood, 5 p.m., Jan. 22, 1250 E. Apache Blvd., Ste. 108, Tempe.
Pro-life concert, rally and prayer vigil on ASU’s Hayden Lawn, 6:15 p.m., Jan. 22, Arizona State University, Tempe.
Catholic Youth and Young Adult Rally for Life, 6:30 p.m., Jan. 23, All Saints Catholic Newman Center, 230 E. University Dr., Tempe
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Marking on an old border pillar still standing in the wetland. The wetland was saved from agronomy spoiling the wilderness as it was dividingWuertemberg from Granduchy Baden. In those times, robbers like the Schwarz Veri did hang out in the Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried / Detail eines Grenzpfeilers aus alter Zeit noch immer im Moor zu sehen. Das dieses Moor noch immer da ist, hat es wohl dem Grenzstatus zu verdanken. Damals war das Pfrunger-Burgweiler Ried ein Rueckzugsgebiet fuer Raeuberbanden, wie die des Schwarz Veri.
Externals on this gun are phenominal! Full metal Barrel, top Receiver, Sights, etc.... The lower receiver, as with the Real MP5s, is not Metal. It's made with very strong ABS
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Markings: 56th Special Operations Wing, Nakhon Phanom Air Base, Thailand, 1968-69
The B-26K is a modified and remanufactured On Mark Engineering of California rebuilt ageing Douglas A-26B originally built during World War II.
Serial Number: 64-17653 (ex 41-39378) to SEA in July 1968. Used by 56th SOW/906th SOS.Retired to Davis Monthan Nov 13, 1969. Acquired by USAF Museum Jan 1, 1974 and now at Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ.
Douglas A-26B-30-DL Invader 41-39378 rebuilt as B-26K 64-17653
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Markings: Sentimental Journey, 457th Bomb Group based in Glatton, England, during World War II with the Eighth Air Force
Technical Specifications
Wingspan 103 ft 9 in
Length 74 ft 4 in
Height 19 ft 1 in
Weight 65,500 lbs (loaded)
Maximum Speed 287 mph
Service Ceiling 35,600 ft
Range 2,000 miles
Engines 4 Wright R-1820-97 radial, 1,200 horsepower each
Crew 9
Sentimental Journey (44-83514) is the nickname of a B-17G Flying Fortress bomber. It is housed at the museum at Falcon Field, Arizona by the Commemorative Air Force.[1] The aircraft is regularly flown to airshows around the country.
Nose art features Betty Grable, the number-one pin-up girl of the World War II era. The aircraft's name takes after a song made very popular by Doris Day in 1945.
Sentimental Journey rolled off the Douglas assembly line in late 1944
Just weeks ago, our little girl was sightless and helpless in the whelping den. Now she’s venturing off on her own, marking the territory. Oh, they grow up so fast! Red fox (Vulpes vulpes). Marking – placement of urine to claim territory or announce presence to others. Kit – a baby fox.
Is this the site of some kind of street marking field day event?
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Laying out the preformed markings.
This is a small job. For larger jobs, typically a two-part methyl-methylcrylate plastic is used. This is small emough that it is not worth using the higher output equipment.
Fireworks marking the end of the Edinburgh International Festival, on Sunday 31st August 2014 in Princes Street Gardens.
After Michael's fine macro photographs of an old typewriter, I thought I would take some of the equipment in the workshop.
Marking teeps, from 1957. I am pleased to say that Pryor Marking are still in business in Sheffield today.
Taken with Panasonic-Leica Elmarit 45mm f2.8 Macro lens on Panasonic G1.
Some small wooden poles marking a hiking trail in the Maashorst area.
I always like symbols and pictograms, especially if they are crammed together in a small space. I also think it's interesting that apparently someone thought it was necessary to place three small poles to accomodate three small signs. Also note the small white/yellow marking on the smalles pole, which indicates another hiking trail. Apparently they decided to add that later without placing another pole, otherwise there would have been 4 poles on this spot.
On a sidenote, the wheelchair symbol means that this hiking trail is suitable for wheelchairs.
Also, this photo was an experiment with the circular polarization filter on my camera lens. Without the filter, the wheelchair symbol was hardly readable from this angle because of light reflection. Also, with the filter on, the yellow, green and blue colors became much deeper.