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The armaments are a 50 cal. machine gun on the left side with the 90 mm. grenade launcher. On the left side is the 120 mm. Gauss Cannon. It is primarily used to combat light vehicles and heavily armored infantry. It can also carry four soldiers, though they will be rather cramped until disembarkation.
Our dogs, Lil & Rogue, often find them selves with spare energy at the end of a long walk. That energy is expended in play fighting that is probably a practice of hunting skills.
#5 At a Loose End for 121 pictures in 2021
Pictures of modern Warsaw - new buildings, malls and streets at the center of Polish heart... Taken by Glitter (Jan Siestrzeńcewicz)
One of the many Red Kites that can be seen at Gigrin Farm in Wales.
Processing: sharpened , levels tweaked and the background has been given a blue tint as it was a very overcast day.
The Streets of America in Disney's Hollywood Studios
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Obverse: Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Septimius Severus to right. Inscription in Greek around. Reverse: Apollo, in long high-girt chiton, stands to the right with a kithara. He is being crowned by a Nike flying to the left. In front of him is a table with a prize-crown. Inscription in Greek around. (see media screen for Greek inscriptions)
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Provenance
By date unknown: Hans von Aulock Collection, Istanbul, Turkey (SNG von Aulock 18 [1968], no. 8381); 1978: with Auctiones A.G., Aeschengraben 14, Basel, Switzerland (Auction 8, June 27-28, 1978, lot 449); 1978: purchased by Cornelius C. Vermeule III at Auctiones AG Auction 8; 2004-2008: lent by Cornelius C. Vermeule III to MFA (as L-G 115.4.2004); gift of Cornelius C. Vermeule III to MFA, October 22, 2008
Credit Line
Gift of Cornelius C. Vermeule III
Roman Provincial, Imperial Period, A.D. 193–211
Mint
Hierapolis, Asia: Phrygia
Dimensions
Diameter: 36 mm. Weight: 25.00 gm. Die Axis: 6
Accession Number
2008.1059
Medium or Technique
Bronze
A rainbow of tulips in a field in the Skagit Valley during the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, Mount Vernon, Washington, USA.
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The view of the Temple of Bacchus at Painshill sitting impressively on the bluff above Wheel Meadow.
Class of 2014's Community Service/Non-Profit Day at the City Mission of Schenectady and Regional Food Bank. For more info on Leadership Tech Valley, go to www.leadershiptechvalley.org.
Chicago Studio Club 2013 photo of Maurice Spiccia and Arlene Bardelle!
This LIVE MUSIC event was on Tuesday, November 19, 2013. There were two shows, at 8 pm & 10 pm.
Performing on this night was Chicago jazz vocalist Angel Spiccia, Maurice Spiccia on piano, Jim Cox on bass, Rusty Jones on drums, Eric Schneider on saxes and on guitar, Rob Block!
This LIVE MUSIC event was held at the legendary Jazz Showcase, 806 S. Plymouth Ct., Chicago! (312) 360 – 0234. Sponsored by WDCB, this was a free event!
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Copyright City of Philadelphia. Photograph by Samantha Madera.
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Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales BASE event at Bradford Bulls Provident stadium Bradford
In the SF MOMA. The exhibit is called the Art of Participation [you participate in the art]. We didn't have any cameras on us, so we had to run out and buy disposable ones at the nearest Walgreens. Not allowed flash. I think this ended up really cool unexpectedly.
[I took a little bit off the left on accident when scanning it... i didn't get it on CD, just prints. Oh well.]
Security Council unanimously adopts Resolution 2808 (2025) extending until 20 December 2026 the mandate of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, during the meeting on the situation concerning the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
UN Photo/Loey Felipe
19 December 2025
New York, United States of America
Photo # UN820591
Velodrome Taster Session - Edinburgh Festival of Cycling - Sat 18 June 2016 - Meadowbank Velodrome, Edinburgh (photographer Andy Catlin • www.andycatlin.com)
This must be one of the most lavish publicity books issued regarding British poster design in the inter-war period. The 'Boro Billposting Company were a major player in both the production and display of advertising posters and, as this book shows, they had the capacity to design, produce and fix posters across many sites in both London and the 'Provinces'. At the time of publication 'Boro were part of the Odhams Press Ltd., having purchased them from the founder A.E. Abrahams in 1920, and this must have enabled significant synergies in design and printing. The book gives twelve reasons why poster advertising 'pays' and then looks at the production line of a poster, through intial design, artwork and printing before discussing the positioning on hoardings of different types, suited to various campaigns.
The company had some major agencies and clients on their books and various still familiar brands and names are shown here. The book uses touched up photographs, of many fascinating London streetscenes, and illustrations in colour to display the power of design in poster art. The latter are all by Reginald Mount (1906 - 1979) a noted British poster designer and artist who would in wartime work for the Ministry of Information and later be associated with the agency "Artist Partners". In the 1930s Mount worked freelance for various agencies including Odhams and that is, I suspect, the reason for the appearance of his works here.
The book is not dated and there may be other ediitons? This appears to be mid-1930s by the style and photography; London Transport makes an appearance and the organisation was formed in 1933. At the time of publication 'Boro were based in Ranelagh Rd, SW1 and the general manager was Norman Smith.
The introductory page shows this marvellous vignette in 'deco' style, of Piccadilly Circus and Eros, hinting at speed and modernity with the quiet Edwardian scene swept away by Thirties bustle, by Mount. Amongst the cars the red Central Area buses of London Transport that mix with the operator's Green Line coaches.