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The 'Networked Mission Command' panel begins at the Association of the United States Army-sponsored 'Hot Topics' forum on Air and Missile Defense, at AUSA headquarters in Arlington, Va., Feb. 11, 2016. The panel discussed the Army's progress toward the goal of achieving an expeditionary, uninterrupted mission command network. Speakers were (from left) Col. Kelly C. Spillane, deputy commander for Support, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/U.S. Army Forces Strategic Command; Daniel J. Verwiel, sector vice president and general manager of Missile Defense and Protective Systems, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems; Brig. Gen. Timothy J. Sheriff, deputy commander, 263rd U.S. Army Air and Missile Defense Command; Ronald W. Pontius, deputy to the commander, U.S. Army Cyber Command and Second Army; Maj. Gen. John B. Morrison Jr., commander, U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command, and deputy commander, Second Army; Brig. Gen. Willard M. Burleson III, director, Mission Command Center of Excellence, U.S. Army Combined Arms Center; and Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Kevin T. Campbell. Read the full story at www.army.mil/article/162318 (Photo by David Vergun)
Staff Sgt. Brian Randall of Beckley, W.V., assigned to the 302nd Signal Battalion, 21st Signal Brigade, U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command, executes facing movements before a panel board that included (left to right) Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Dodson, command sergeant major of 1st Information Operations Command; Command Sgt. Maj. Dayron Vargas, command sergeant major of U.S. Army Intelligence & Security Command (INSCOM); Command Sgt. Maj. William Bruns, command sergeant major of U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER); Command Sgt. Maj. Darris Curry, command sergeant major of NETCOM; and Sgt. Maj. Marlena Neal, ARCYBER's human resources senior executive, at Fort Belvoir, Va., August 24. The board was the final challenge of the 2017 ARCYBER Best Warrior Competition to name Army Cyber’s top Soldier and noncommissioned officer of the year and included a series of physical and mental
challenges, with the winners named Aug. 25. (Photo by Steve Stover)
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley (third from right) and senior cyber leaders listen to an update on Army cyber operations by Maj. Alex Bailey of the Army Cyber Protection Brigade (right) at 780th Military Intelligence Brigade headquarters at Fort Meade, Md., Oct. 18, 2017. See more images of the visit at www.army.mil/article/195880/army_chief_of_staff_gets_cybe... (Photo by Charlie Stadtlander)
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THE CRYPTO ANARCHIST MANIFESTO
by
Timothy C. May
(tcmay@netcom.com)
A specter is haunting the modern world, the specter of crypto anarchy.
Computer technology is on the verge of providing the ability for individuals and groups to communicate and interact with each other in a totally anonymous manner. Two persons may exchange messages, conduct business, and negotiate electronic contracts without ever knowing the True Name, or legal identity, of the other. Interactions over networks will be untraceable, via extensive re- routing of encrypted packets and tamper-proof boxes which implement cryptographic protocols with nearly perfect assurance against any tampering. Reputations will be of central importance, far more important in dealings than even the credit ratings of today. These developments will alter completely the nature of government regulation, the ability to tax and control economic interactions, the ability to keep information secret, and will even alter the nature of trust and reputation.
The technology for this revolution--and it surely will be both a social and economic revolution--has existed in theory for the past decade. The methods are based upon public-key encryption, zero-knowledge interactive proof systems, and various software protocols for interaction, authentication, and verification. The focus has until now been on academic conferences in Europe and the U.S., conferences monitored closely by the National Security Agency. But only recently have computer networks and personal computers attained sufficient speed to make the ideas practically realizable. And the next ten years will bring enough additional speed to make the ideas economically feasible and essentially unstoppable. High-speed networks, ISDN, tamper-proof boxes, smart cards, satellites, Ku-band transmitters, multi-MIPS personal computers, and encryption chips now under development will be some of the enabling technologies.
The State will of course try to slow or halt the spread of this technology, citing national security concerns, use of the technology by drug dealers and tax evaders, and fears of societal disintegration. Many of these concerns will be valid; crypto anarchy will allow national secrets to be traded freely and will allow illicit and stolen materials to be traded. An anonymous computerized market will even make possible abhorrent markets for assassinations and extortion. Various criminal and foreign elements will be active users of CryptoNet. But this will not halt the spread of crypto anarchy.
Just as the technology of printing altered and reduced the power of medieval guilds and the social power structure, so too will cryptologic methods fundamentally alter the nature of corporations and of government interference in economic transactions. Combined with emerging information markets, crypto anarchy will create a liquid market for any and all material which can be put into words and pictures. And just as a seemingly minor invention like barbed wire made possible the fencing-off of vast ranches and farms, thus altering forever the concepts of land and property rights in the frontier West, so too will the seemingly minor discovery out of an arcane branch of mathematics come to be the wire clippers which dismantle the barbed wire around intellectual property.
Arise, you have nothing to lose but your barbed wire fences!
Pfc. Attalissa Mooney (right) and Sgt. Bonam Sakwe of Bravo Company, 44th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, 2nd Theater Signal Brigade, set up a Command Post Node to provide communications support to exercise Saber Strike, at Poland's Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, June 2, 2018. The two-week U.S. Army Europe-led exercise involved approximately 18,000 Soldiers from 19 participating nations and took place in Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Poland. Learn more about Saber Strike 2018 at www.dvidshub.net/feature/SaberStrike (Photo by William B. King)
Soldiers assigned to the Army Network Enterprise Technology Command's 578th Signal Company monitor connections between remote sites in the regional hub node at Fort Bragg, N.C., in July 2013. The company is part of the 302nd Signal Battalion, 21st Signal Brigade, 7th Signal Command (Theater). (U.S. Army photo)
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley signs the visitor book at the Signal Rememberance Cove during a visit to Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) headquarters at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., April 19, 2017. (Photo by Sgt. Jamill Ford)
READ ABOUT GEN MILLEY'S VISIT AT www.army.mil/article/186371
Spc. Xavier Palacios, Bravo Company, 44th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, 2nd Theater Signal Brigade, coordinates communications support during exercise Saber Strike, in Boleslawiec, Poland, June 5, 2018. The two-week U.S. Army Europe-led exercise involved approximately 18,000 Soldiers from 19 participating nations and took place in Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Poland. (Photo by William B. King)
Use steam distillation to extract oil from lavender. The steam passes through the herb, picking up tiny droplets of the plant oil. The steam carries the droplets upward, contacting a concave lid, where the oil-laden droplets condense, cool and fall into a collection vessel
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Sited on the summit of Mitchell Hilll above Dingwall, this beaufiful castellated tower - erected in 1907 - stands (now amid a beautiful cemetery) in silent tribute to Ross-shire's (and Scotland's) most famous sons, Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald KCB, DSO, ADC, LLD.(1853-1903), otherwise known as "fighting Mac" and "Hector the Hero".
From Rootsfield, near Dingwall this crofter's son joined the Gordon Highlanders Regiment aged 17 and went on become of the first men of humble background to rise to the highest postions in the British Army.
He was also highly thought of by HM Queen Victoria, and took command of the Highland Brigade in the Boer War after the debacle, which resulted in severe casualties, that was the Battle of Magersfontein.
His military career is well documented, as is his fall from grace (in what appears to have been a smear campaign) cullminating in him taking his own life in Paris in 1903.
Fact is, the man was a National Hero, who brought great credit on his native land, and the monument is a fititing memorial to a Great Man.
A document, which was to be opened and made public a century after his death, was NOT made public in 2003 - because "the material contained within was still too sensitive".
Richard Reincke has produced a superb website on Fighting Mac at:
pw1.netcom.com/~reincke/homepage.html
To commemorate his passing, the one and only J Scott Skinner composed a fiddle tune, a lament, called "Hector the Hero". It is the most evocative tune, and sounds wonderful on fiddle or bagpipes.
The words of the tune can be found at:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hector_the_Hero
and the tune can be heard playing at:
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley and Congresswoman Martha McSally visit the Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) Headquarters, Fort Huachuca, Ariz., April 19, 2017. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jamill Ford)
Sited on the summit of Mitchell Hilll above Dingwall, tihs beaufiful castellated tower stands (now amid a beautiful cemetery) in silent tribute to Ross-shire's (and Scotland's) most famous sons, Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald KCB, DSO, ADC, LLD.(1853-1903), otherwise known as "fighting Mac" and "Hector the Hero".
From Rootsfield, near Dingwall this crofter's son joined the Gordon Highlanders Regiment aged 17 and went on become of the first men of humble background to rise to the highest postions in the British Army.
He was also highly thought of by HM Queen Victoria, and took command of the Highland Brigade in the Boer War after the debacle, which resulted in severe casualties, that was the Battle of Magersfontein.
His military career is well documented, as is his fall from grace (in what appears to have been a smear campaign) cullminating in him taking his own life in Paris in 1903.
Fact is, the man was a National Hero, who brought great credit on his native land, and the monument is a fititing memorial to a Great Man.
A document, which was to be opened and made public a century after his death, was NOT made public in 2003 - because "the material contained within was still too sensitive".
Richard Reincke has produced a superb website on Fighting Mac at:
pw1.netcom.com/~reincke/homepage.html
To commemorate his passing, the one and only J Scott Skinner composed a fiddle tune, a lament, called "Hector the Hero". It is the most evocative tune, and sounds wonderful on fiddle or bagpipes.
Lt. Gen. Stephen G. Fogarty, commander of U.S. Army Cyber Command (right), passes the colors of the Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) to incoming NETCOM commander Maj. Gen. Christopher L. Eubank in a change of command ceremony at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., April 19, 2022. Read the full stoy about the ceremony at www.army.mil/article/255833 (Photo by Enrique Tamez Vasquez)
Sited on the summit of Mitchell Hilll above Dingwall, tihs beaufiful castellated tower stands (now amid a beautiful cemetery) in silent tribute to one of Ross-shire's (and Scotland's) most famous sons, Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald KCB, DSO, ADC, LLD.(1853-1903), otherwise known as "fighting Mac" and "Hector the Hero".
From Rootsfield, near Dingwall this crofter's son joined the Gordon Highlanders Regiment aged 17 and went on become one of the first men of humble background to rise to the highest postions in the British Army.
He was also highly thought of by HM Queen Victoria, and took command of the Highland Brigade in the Boer War after the debacle, which resulted in severe casualties, that was the Battle of Magersfontein.
His military career is well documented, as is his fall from grace (in what appears to have been a smear campaign) cullminating in him taking his own life in Paris in 1903.
Fact is, the man was a National Hero, who brought great credit on his native land, and the monument is a fititing memorial to a Great Man.
A document, which was to be opened and made public a century after his death, was NOT made public in 2003 - because "the material contained within was still too sensitive".
Richard Reincke has produced a superb website on Fighting Mac at:
pw1.netcom.com/~reincke/homepage.html
To commemorate his passing, the one and only J Scott Skinner composed a fiddle tune, a lament, called "Hector the Hero". It is the most evocative tune, and sounds wonderful on fiddle or bagpipes.
Sited on the summit of Mitchell Hilll above Dingwall, tihs beaufiful castellated tower stands (now amid a beautiful cemetery) in silent tribute to Ross-shire's (and Scotland's) most famous sons, Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald KCB, DSO, ADC, LLD.(1853-1903), otherwise known as "fighting Mac" and "Hector the Hero".
From Rootsfield, near Dingwall this crofter's son joined the Gordon Highlanders Regiment aged 17 and went on become of the first men of humble background to rise to the highest postions in the British Army.
He was also highly thought of by HM Queen Victoria, and took command of the Highland Brigade in the Boer War after the debacle, which resulted in severe casualties, that was the Battle of Magersfontein.
His military career is well documented, as is his fall from grace (in what appears to have been a smear campaign) cullminating in him taking his own life in Paris in 1903.
Fact is, the man was a National Hero, who brought great credit on his native land, and the monument is a fititing memorial to a Great Man.
A document, which was to be opened and made public a century after his death, was NOT made public in 2003 - because "the material contained within was still too sensitive".
Richard Reincke has produced a superb website on Fighting Mac at:
pw1.netcom.com/~reincke/homepage.html
To commemorate his passing, the one and only J Scott Skinner composed a fiddle tune, a lament, called "Hector the Hero". It is the most evocative tune, and sounds wonderful on fiddle or bagpipes.
It's nothing but a miracle all of those people were saved yesterday.
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Sited on the summit of Mitchell Hilll above Dingwall, tihs beaufiful castellated tower stands (now amid a beautiful cemetery) in silent tribute to Ross-shire's (and Scotland's) most famous sons, Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald KCB, DSO, ADC, LLD.(1853-1903), otherwise known as "fighting Mac" and "Hector the Hero".
From Rootsfield, near Dingwall this crofter's son joined the Gordon Highlanders Regiment aged 17 and went on become of the first men of humble background to rise to the highest postions in the British Army.
He was also highly thought of by HM Queen Victoria, and took command of the Highland Brigade in the Boer War after the debacle, which resulted in severe casualties, that was the Battle of Magersfontein.
His military career is well documented, as is his fall from grace (in what appears to have been a smear campaign) cullminating in him taking his own life in Paris in 1903.
Fact is, the man was a National Hero, who brought great credit on his native land, and the monument is a fititing memorial to a Great Man.
A document, which was to be opened and made public a century after his death, was NOT made public in 2003 - because "the material contained within was still too sensitive".
Richard Reincke has produced a superb website on Fighting Mac at:
pw1.netcom.com/~reincke/homepage.html
To commemorate his passing, the one and only J Scott Skinner composed a fiddle tune, a lament, called "Hector the Hero". It is the most evocative tune, and sounds wonderful on fiddle or bagpipes.
Grown as a small tree or large shrub, Gabriel’s trumpet produces low-hanging branches and reaches mature heights of 8 to 14 feet with an equal or slightly wider spread. Individual green, oval-shaped leaves have deep veins and toothed edges and range in length from 4 to 8 inches. Each trumpet blossom is 12 inches long and flares at its bottom into five curling petals. Gabriel's trumpet produces blooms from early summer through late fall. Depending upon the specific variety, the flowers appear in white, yellow or orange and emit a strong, spicy fragrance.
A NETCOM Team member throws a ball at the dunk tank target outside Greely Hall on Oct. 31. The Headquarters Company Family Readiness Group used Halloween as an opportunity to raise funds for their projects in the coming months. (U.S. Army Photo by Eric Hortin)
More images at set - www.flickr.com/photos/usarmynetcom/sets/72157637166835294/
Senior leaders from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters and North Atlantic Division get a tour of two project sites June 9 at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany. The VIPs included Lloyd Caldwell, USACE director of Military Programs; James Dalton, USACE Engineering and Construction chief; David Leach, head of NAD’s Programs Directorate; and Robert Rizzieri, USACE Construction Branch chief. At Landstuhl, Europe District’s Ramstein Resident Office is managing construction of a satellite communications operations center complex, as well as a separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command. Combined, the two projects are valued at about $47 million. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Cyril Sawyer)
U.S. Army Sgt. Allison Sardler, assigned to the 5th Signal Command (Theatre), Headquarters Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment (HHD), 52nd Signal Battalion, awaits further instructions during weapons' familiarization at Fort Huachucha, Az., May 12, 2017. Sardler is a competitor in the 2017 Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) Best Warrior Competition, a grueling week-long competition that tests the physical and mental fortitude of Soldiers representing NETCOM's subordinate organizations from around the globe. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Quince C. Lanford)
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Ramstein High School senior Wyatt Kemp, right, is picking up valuable experience this year as a STEM career practicum student with Europe District’s Ramstein Resident Office. He’s making key contributions as the team manages construction of a satellite communications operations center complex and separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command, both at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany. Combined, the two projects are valued at $47 million. Also pictured (from left) are district project engineers Eddie Wofford, Matthew Fierro and Katie Bates. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers courtesy photo)
And the iPad is still not available in Norway. Quite fragile, easy to end up with unwanted micro-sim.
Larry Reddick, "the bird guy", hangs out in the western part of Washington Sq. Park and became friends with Ricky Syres, marionette maker extrordinaire. Now, Larry, formerly homeless (pointing to a bench he used to live on) has also a mini-me, little Larry. all rights reserved. contact tminsky@ix.netcom.com for publication rights.
This special report to my family and the court and my friends. Thank you! The first case is, I was supposed my ex-BF (H) he is not a spy, only individual behavior to taken my photos. If MICHELLE and RORATAR didn't use my simple key to open my yahoo account, maybe after I find a man get married, I also don't know how the presence of these photos, and (H)he didn't think about to leak the photos. So I won't have so many injuries. If the account was opened after they gave me a messeage or an email to remind me for what happened, rather than five months netcom bubble, then I should appreciate them so much. The second case is, let me make assumptions about that he (H) is a spy, he must go away earlier, but he is still there. He told me that I have not spoken with him for five months. If he is really a spy and still on line for me, either he thinks I'm too stupid so I am waiting for the kills. For this instance, I think MICHELLE and RORATAR without my agreement, they should not act this time deliberate tease, and I think they should take some responsibility for me as they caused a loss. Those pictures, they do not have sexual behavior, without sex composition, they are some art photos. And H, although I am his girlfriend or ex-girlfriend, but I'm strongly opposed to his plan, he should be in first with my permission, otherwise, he can not hold those photos under my prohibitions. If he now holds these photos, he should pay me the photos of royalties, if any of my pohotos is publishing or public by him, he should pay me other fees with those impact of the relationship. There is a need for me firstly, the relationship from each other can have a further development.
Israelis in Haiti after the earthquake. Many babies were born in the maternity tent.
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Four Soldiers retire Jan. 27 at the Quarterly Installation Retirement Ceremony
hosted by Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) at Brown Parade Field, Fort Huachuca, Arizona. (U.S. Army photo by Karen Sampson)
Ramstein Resident Office personnel conduct a tour of two project sites Dec. 16 at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany for senior leaders from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters, North Atlantic Division and Europe District. The group included Lloyd Caldwell, USACE director of Military Programs; David Leach, head of NAD’s Programs Directorate; and John Adams, the new deputy district engineer. The Ramstein Resident Office is managing construction of a satellite communications operations center complex, along with a separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command. Overall, the two projects are valued at $47 million. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers courtesy photo)
Today, the NETCOM Team and Fort Huachuca would like to say thanks to Col. Shylo R. Morrison, Lt. Col. Andrew Maas, Sgt. 1st Class Clayton P. Jones, Sgt. 1st Class John M. Bak Jr. and Staff Sgt. Kimberly M. Walls for their selfless service to the Army and the people of the United States of America. Thank you for your service and Godspeed as you all become “Soldiers for Life.”
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3.Any 3D shape,
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6.Membolihkan kita nampak setiap bentuk dari mana-mana sudut yang berbeza.
7.Different level of transparent or crystal look effect
8.Any texture with or without mirror look effect
9.1~6 ray traced direction with or without shadows effect
10.Bolih mempercantumkan lebih dari beribuan bentuk objek dengan warna yang berasingan pada setiap permukaan.
11 Fail ini bolih disimpan dalam format gambar,animasi atau movie dan beberapa jenis yang lain.
12.Kejituan hingga 3 titik perpuluhan.
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Kesimpulan yang lojik ialah teknologi ini amat sesuai digunakan untuk membina sebarang grafik komputer atau model simulasi.
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副刊 教育 2008-07-08 19:36
王晨。（圖：星洲日報）
東南亞首座無能源辦公室——國家能源公司中心辦公大樓（ZEO）。（圖：星洲日報）
布城低耗能大樓（“LEO Building”），是能源、水務與通訊部辦公大樓，曾在2006年贏得“東盟節能建築大”）。（圖：星洲日報）
1 of 3建築系三樓休息室很暗，室內只有透過垂簾隙縫照射進來的午後日光。俯案休息中的中東博士生見有訪客，起身亮了一盞日光燈，且不開冷氣。他轉頭微笑解釋：“to save energy”。是的。節能──這個估計會比“奧運”還可以熱更久的名詞。
油價飆升、能源短缺，身逢如此時局，研究“建築節能”的馬大建築學博士候選人王晨，算是選對研究項目了。但“選對項目”對他而言絕非重點，他主要是受感召於歐洲建築節能方面的理念，在圓兒時建築夢的同時，期許自己能在現代建築節能史上留下綠色印記！
這位北京小子之所以選擇留在馬來西亞，完成碩士和博士學位，原來是因為兩棟大樓──兩棟足以讓大馬人引以為傲的，非常出色的節能大樓，它們還有很好聽的名字，一棟名叫“LEO”，一棟名叫“ZEO”！
坦白說，要不是因為王晨，還真不會知道，原來大馬有兩棟在建築節能表現上如此優秀的建築物。一棟是位於布城的低耗能大樓──簡稱“LEO Building”（LEO=Low Energy Office），是能源、水務與通訊部辦公大樓。這棟大樓，曾經在2006年贏得“東盟節能建築大獎”。
它最大的特色，王晨說起時，還是掩不住語氣裡的興奮：“它的能源消耗，出色到只有一般建築物的30％！”
在碩士階段，王晨亦步亦趨，研究這棟建築物的節能手段和方式，包括了究竟是怎么做到“利用日光照明模擬軟件，把適量的自然光引進建築內部，以照明空間”、如何設計輻射製冷空調系統、如何利用建築用太陽能光伏發電系統、設計雨水收集及貯存利用系統及良好的室內空氣質量規劃設計等等手段。
不用空調也能通風，白天不必電燈，每個角落都很光亮──這是低耗能建築物最迷人之處。一棟大樓，不需要外來能源，能自給自足，對人類和地球而言，是怎樣的一種友善？
零耗能建築 四季如夏
這期間，王晨得知另一棟更加節能的建築物，即是位於雪州萬宜的國家能源公司中心辦公大樓──“零能源辦公室建築”，ZEO大樓正在施工，於是經過深思熟慮，他不願放棄這么好的一個case study研究機會，於是放棄了到歐洲去留學的打算。“為了它，我留了下來，細緻入微的認真的、仔細的，研究它的全部！”
這座ZEO大樓比起LEO大樓更加了不起了！它的耗能量，只有一般建築物的15％！
“這樓建築物採用的是grid-connected太陽能電池，整棟樓是一座供電量跟耗電量正好抵消的建築物，因此才被稱作‘零耗能建築’！”據說，日後在低碳經濟趨勢下，低耗能的綠建築將成為未來建築產業的主流！
這棟由丹麥一個設計院的設計師設計的零耗能建築物，王晨全程跟蹤，從外型設計到建築節能尖端技術，可說是見證了它的誕生！“我想看看，熱帶地區的零耗能建築物是怎么一個模樣的。”
Made this using Netcom´s logo.
Most of the type is handmade in illustrator.
And the logo is manipulated in photoshop
Ramstein Resident Office personnel conduct a tour of two project sites Dec. 16 at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany for senior leaders from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters, North Atlantic Division and Europe District. The group included Lloyd Caldwell, USACE director of Military Programs; David Leach, head of NAD’s Programs Directorate; and John Adams, the new deputy district engineer. The Ramstein Resident Office is managing construction of a satellite communications operations center complex, along with a separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command. Overall, the two projects are valued at $47 million. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers courtesy photo)
Senior leaders from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters and North Atlantic Division get a tour of two project sites June 9 at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany. The VIPs included Lloyd Caldwell, USACE director of Military Programs; James Dalton, USACE Engineering and Construction chief; David Leach, head of NAD’s Programs Directorate; and Robert Rizzieri, USACE Construction Branch chief. At Landstuhl, Europe District’s Ramstein Resident Office is managing construction of a satellite communications operations center complex, as well as a separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command. Combined, the two projects are valued at about $47 million. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Cyril Sawyer)
I did both the art and technical direction for this piece, in addition to the project management and interactive scripting for a stand-alone kiosk, under AE's creative director. This was deployed at CES at the GN Netcom booth, on custom hardware I specified on a nice high resolution LCD. Because I know something about how computer graphics work, I was able to optimize the graphics so they worked very well on the target platform without having to burn a lot of production time. The 3D graphics were provided by GN Netcom as pre-production CAD files stripped of meta data, and were converted and rendered by the talented Duncan Hsu.
The Sierra Vista Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Committee hosted their annua Bring a Vet to Lunch event at the Thunder Mountain Activity Center here Nov. 6, 2019. Guest speaker Maj. Gen. Maria Barrett, commanding general of NETCOM shared how her father's military service influenced her life choices. Veterans from different generations with service in a variety of conflicts attended. Honoring military tradition, oldest veteran Jerry Coniglio, 96, with service in WWII, and youngest Soldier Pfc. Tanner Whittaker, 19, assigned to the 40th ESB, joined Barrett in cutting the cake with a saber. (U.S. Army photo by Tanja Linton)
U.S. Army Pfc. Jessica Estrada, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC), Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM), assembles a tactical radio during the Warrior Tasks and Battle drills event for the 2017 NETCOM Best Warrior Competition at Fort Huachuca, Az., May 18, 2017. Representing organizations from around the globe, 11 Soldiers competed for the title of Best Warrior during the 2017 NETCOM competition. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Elizabeth Brown)
"G4: Gamera 4: Truth" will NOT be released to DVD or Video, and will remain indigenous to Japan only!! More screenings are scheduled and are free of charge, in Tokyo only. Pictures of promotional items and the link to the creator's homepage is below!! This English language review is official.
Written by Alan Colosi
Founder and Owner
SHADO CONTROL
shado1@ix.netcom.com
REVIEW DATE: 06/29/2003
Senior leaders from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers headquarters and North Atlantic Division get a tour of two project sites June 9 at Landstuhl Army Heliport in Germany. The VIPs included Lloyd Caldwell, USACE director of Military Programs; James Dalton, USACE Engineering and Construction chief; David Leach, head of NAD’s Programs Directorate; and Robert Rizzieri, USACE Construction Branch chief. At Landstuhl, Europe District’s Ramstein Resident Office is managing construction of a satellite communications operations center complex, as well as a separate project for Network Enterprise Technology Command. Combined, the two projects are valued at about $47 million. (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo by Cyril Sawyer)
U.S. Army Spc. Stephen C. Calderone, assigned to 160th Signal Brigade, U.S. Army Signal Activity (USASA) Kuwait, high crawls with an M-4 rifle during an obstacle course for the 2017 NETCOM Best Warrior competition at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., May 15, 2017. The competition is a grueling week-long event that tests the skills, knowledge, and professionalism of 11 Soldiers representing NETCOM's subordinate organizations. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Tianna S. Wilson)