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Took a trip to the mop with John, Yampy and Lee tonight.. great to see you lads.... got some great shots...!
Camera Sony SLT-A57
Exposure 3.2
Aperture f/20.0
Focal Length 18 mm
ISO Speed 100
....beim Tricktraining
Wie diese Übung heißt, weiß ich nicht genau, aber es sieht lustig aus, wenn Kurt seine Vorderpfoten auf die Füße von Frauchen stellt und sich beide so fortbewegen !:-)
Last night, I went out of the office a bit early, and had the chance to go around my apartment, uncleaned for almost a month. Blogged
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Nikon D80 + 50mm 1.8f
This is Mop... not my cat but he makes his residence outside my home when it suits him. He's a very lovable cat that loves what all other cats are given to eat (pushes other cats aside...and 'mops up').
Image created for the Our Daily Challenge topic:
CATS or KITTENS
for Our Daily Challenge topic ' take ten steps from your door'. I did, looked to my left and this is an un-touched image of the first thing I saw.
Scene aboard the Cross Sound Ferry between New London, Connecticut and Orient Point, New York. I don't know if it was their color or their resemblance to long haired aliens that caught my eye first.
"Don't shame yourself by hiding!"
In the rubble after the large explosion, a US soldier crawls away from Warsaw Pact soldiers searching for any survivors.
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Guess what scene in a certain game this is based offa? :3
Incident Overview
May 2 Map of the Rock House Fire
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This is the Final Rock House Fire Update for the Rock House Fire: For continuing information on any fires across the state, please continue to monitor the website at www.inciweb.org/. We all would like to thank the community and all of our cooperators for our successful collaboration in wrapping up this fire. Thank you.
Fire Update: Lower temperatures and higher humidities continue, with southeast winds returning today. These conditions provide for minimum danger of increased fire behavior on the Rock House fire. The last night shift of firefighters returned to camp at midnight, reporting few smoldering stumps and hot spots, all deep in the interior of the contained perimeter. Crews continue their final day of mop up inside containment lines. As the fire line perimeter has been improved, some crews and engines will continue to be demobilized. The national Southern Area Interagency Incident Command Red Team will be turning control of the incident over to State and local authorities. Unified Commanders, Tony Wilder, and Judge George Grubb are confident that this fire is under good control.
Burn Ban Remains in Effect Jeff Davis County residents are reminded about the Burn Ban that is in effect. No outdoor burning is allowed. Charcoal grills are permissible but it is highly recommended that a water source is positioned close to the grill when in use. County Fire Marshal Stewart Billingsley would like to remind county residents that on a day with a Red Flag Warning or critical fire weather, no outdoor welding, grinding or anything that could produce a spark is allowed. Fire Marshal Billingsley stressed that property owners are responsible for contractors that they employ. Contractors must also adhere to the County Burn Ban.
National resources including 5 engines, 2 dozers, 1 water tender, and a taskforce leader are being left to support the local resources. They will continue to monitor, mop-up and support Initial Attack.
Closures: Davis Mountains State Park will re-open to the public on Saturday.
Basic Information
Incident TypeWildfire
CauseHuman
Date of OriginSaturday April 09th, 2011 approx. 02:28 PM
LocationNear Ft. Davis, TX
Incident CommanderReid Hildreth
Current Situation
Size314,444 acres
Percent Contained100%
Estimated Containment DateThursday May 12th, 2011 approx. 04:00 PM
Fuels Involved
3 Tall Grass (2.5 ft)
Fire Behavior
No fire behavior at this tome.
Significant Events
Fire considered 100% contained and controlled
Outlook
Growth Potential
Low
Terrain Difficulty
High
Remarks
Final 209 for the fire.
Current Weather
Wind Conditions15 mph W
Temperature87 degrees
Humidity10%
the mop fair took place over 2 days (11th and 12th Oct) the first day rained out unfortunately, so we had to make an epic photographic adventure on the second day. blog hype
7/10/09
July the 10th.
I mopped the floor, wore an anklet that I just finished, called a friend, and punished the dog.
I also made a promise not to post any more leg pictures... for a little while.
"Pug"
Lap dog, Holding Mops was the privilege of the Chinese emperors.
This breed of dog often had serious respiratory problems because of the short snout.
Diorama in scale 1/87 with an important message on the wall.
More breeds in 1/87 (H0) see:
Dogs:
www.flickr.com/photos/cosmosminimus/albums/72157665366450988
Goats:
www.flickr.com/photos/cosmosminimus/albums/72157677436054896
Cattle:
www.flickr.com/photos/cosmosminimus/albums/72157677046980285
You've seen these boots in several pictures. The right boot has a hole in the sole along with a large rip in the back of the shaft. One pull-strap is completely gone. The left boot is in better shape, though both pull-straps are broken. Once all the mopping is done, I'm leaving them down there.
BTW, with all the rips and holes in them, they soak up water like a sponge. My feet are soaked.