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Soldiers from 6th BEB, 4th IBCT, 25th Inf. Div. fortify a field artillery position on Geronimo Drop Zone, Feb. 18, 2016 during rotation 16-04 at JRTC.
A leopard tank moves into position for the mechanized live fire battle run on Exercise PROMETHEAN RAM 16 at the Garrison Wainwright training area on April 22, 2016. .
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Exercise PROMETHEAN RAM is a live-fire exercise that verifies 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group’s (1 CMBG) offensive and defensive combat capabilities in a deployed environment. Soldiers of 1 CMBG will emerge from this demanding exercise as a highly cohesive team, having refined their battlefield skills, synchronized their combined arms effects, and expanded confidence in their weapon systems. .
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Image by: Corporal Jay Ekin .
Wainwright Garrison Imaging .
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© 2016 DND - MND Canada.
Un char Leopard se met en position pour l’exercice de tir réel mécanisé PROMETHEAN RAM 16 dans le secteur d’entraînement de la garnison Wainwright, le 22 avril 2016. .
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L’exercice PROMETHEAN RAM est un exercice de tir réel ayant pour objet de vérifier les capacités offensives et défensives de combat du 1er Groupe-brigade mécanisé du Canada (1 GBMC) en milieu de déploiement. Les membres du 1 GBMC, au sortir de cet exercice exigeant, formeront une équipe très cohésive, car ils auront raffiné leurs compétences sur le champ de bataille, synchronisé les effets de leurs ressources interarmées et amélioré leur confiance envers leurs systèmes d’arme. .
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Photo : caporal Jay Ekin
Imagerie de la garnison Wainwright
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© 2016 DND-MDN CANADA
Ditto. I think in my mind, they are a matched pair. It’s like I can post a picture of one of them without posting a picture of www.flickr.com/photos/gettheflick/29579408624/in/album-72...both of them.
From the Georgia High School Rodeo Association event at the Union County Saddle Club in Blairsville, Georgia.
Nikon D7000 -- Nikon 80-200mm F2.8
135mm
F2.8@1/250th
ISO 5,000
(DSC_4119)
©Don Brown 2017
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Today I had a lovely chat with a recruitment lady (she contacted me about a part time position I applied for the other day) who made me feel slightly less frustrated about job hunting. I also looked at a bunch of (unsuitable) properties because I'm on the move again. Staying in the area though, hopefully. I'm having to leave my lovely Mansion Block by the park though because living with the spoilt little princess has become unbearable. She failed to pay her full share of the rent this month (through being stupid and stubborn I believe, not lack of funds) and we had a huge row when I found out. It was really rather fun for me, as countering ridiculous ill thought through arguments from stupid people often is. But amusing as it is to highlight her failings, it's not a nice situation to be in for me or more importantly, her brother. I don't want my boyfriend's entire family to hate me just because I wont give in to his big sister's ridiculous demands. So....two girlie types (let's hope they turn out to be bimbos since she clearly can't deal with anyone who actually thinks or acts like a grown woman) will replace me on the contract to save her some money, and I get to move to somewhere smaller with a bit of a garden that Ben and I can call our own. Hurrah. Of course, this dream home of ours is proving to be rather elusive but needs to be found fast...Eek. For some reason, I am still feeling very upbeat about the whole thing though. Yes it's an effort to move again so soon, and there are costs of course, and flat hunting is tedious (the temptation to blow the budget is huge) but I am sure something magnificent will turn up in our price range just at the right time. And I'm far happier to be escaping the princess and her inconsiderate ways now rather than being stuck with her til the summer. Hells yeah! Besides...I wanted a garden all along. It was top of my list of requirements, something I compromised on because she wanted to live somewhere prestigious (and as it turns out more extravagant than she could afford). Well...not for long. Hee. :)
by Richard Truhlar.
[Toronto], Curvd H&z, 12 october 1982. 5o numbered & signed copies issued as Curvd H&z 154 & Hangnail 8.
6 x 8-1/2, rubberstamp broadsheet.
a poem.
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Policeman strategically positioned to ensure smooth biking during the Culutural Tour: "Leipzig Bicycle Tour" during the International Transport Forum’s 2016 Summit on “Green and Inclusive Transport” in Leipzig, Germany on 20 May 2016.
Quite why he was in this position reading the paper I am not too sure. Didn't really want to ask either.
Last November this year (2007) near midnight I 'd taken some photos on the dark clear sky that
time between 11.12pm. Unlucky the Big Moon appear on the eastern sky
she come as a yellow full moon, high brightest in the night sky when we
are looking her I saw the red star on left below of the moon. It '
amazing for me. I used the Digital camera (DSLR) with strong tripod set in my house donmuang Bangkok,Thailand. The moon and mars is position 75 degree from ground surface It is dificulty setup tripod. I used high resolution (3000x3000) pixel with exposure time 15s. shutter B. ISO seting is 250,F-number 4.5, FocalLength - 24.00 mm , I take serval protograph and choosed the best one show you as you seen
The position is somewhat aggressive but can be even more aggressive without the tank bag. The tank bag can serve as a place to rest the chest during long highway cruises. With this windshield, air hits the top of my helmet.
Working through lighting 102 for 2010. I had a hard time finding a place with enough distance to get this assignment done. I had to go to my trusty model again. He is such a plseasure to work with. Never complains and holds positions for days.
strobist info:
sb 26 bare on light stand. power ranged from 1/8 through 1/32.
camera info:
Nikon D90, iso 200
f9.5 through f13
Other use of the angle. This time, the light is fixed in the same position relative to the model. But from the first to the third frame I have changed the aim from the back to the front of the model. This change in the "other" angle of lighting didn't affect the model, but make a meaningful change to the gradient in the background (a wall over 1 meter behind the model). as in previous shots a bare SB-24 at 1/16 (zoomed at 85mm) with eBay triggers on a light stand.
Defend the position? What do you mean "defend the position." I've got three guys, THREE can you hear that--- what? "help yourself!!!" Three guys against an armor battalion are you insane!?! .....
Solarpunk Minifigs
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Affleck House designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
"If the roof doesn't leak, the architect hasn't been creative enough." - FLW
An interesting paper entitled "ALL GOOD ARCHITECTURE LEAKS" by Ævar Hardars
on, architect FAI, PhD research fellow, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
www.metamorfose.ntnu.no/Artikler/Hardarson_all_good_archi...
On Explore Highest position: 163 on Wednesday, January 9, 2008
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Lugar | Location: La Casona,Gatico Chile
Fotografo | Photographer: Milivoj Sherrington
Equipo | Equipment: Sony DSLR-A100 + SAL-18200
Software | Photoshop CS2
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Arcade & Attica No. 18 must run around its train at the Arcade station. Passengers are milling about, watching the steamer and getting ready to board. We rode in the open gondola on the rear.
Armistice letter written by Capt. Charles R. Bagley '14, A.M. '15 published in the Alumni Register v. 4, Jan. 1918 p. 262-267
The letter describes Bagley's experiences and feelings on the last day of World War I. When on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month (11am November 11, 1918) a ceasefire with Germany came into effect, and the opposing armies on the Western Front began to withdraw from their positions.
Repository: Duke University Archives. Durham, North Carolina, USA. library.duke.edu/uarchives
MUSA QAL’EH, Helmand province, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan –Marines with 1st Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Marine Division (Forward), begin constructing a defensive position in Musa Qal’eh district, Dec. 19, 2010. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. John M. McCall)
"The Castle sits on a commanding position on the summit of a small hill just east of the busy A172 close to the lovley village of Swainby. Whorlton Castle is a late 11th century earthwork motte and bailey fortress, founded by the de Meynell family. The low motte is encased by a wide, deep ditch and a counterscarp bank, with the ditched kidney-shaped bailey and an attached burgus to the east. Standing at the west end of a spur, with steep slopes to the north and west, the castle was described as ruinous in 1343. In the mid to late 14th century, Sir John or Sir Philip Darcy founded the stone castle when adding a tower house and gatehouse to the motte. The rectangular three storey gatehouse stands partially within the ditch and its entrance passage was protected by inner and outer portcullises. Projecting from the north west angle, is a spiral stair which is only accessible from the inner ward and the roof line on this side, is from a late 16th century, a two storey house. Standing on the north-west angle of the motte platform, are the remains of vaulted cellars from the demolished tower house"
Strobist: SB-28 with Shoot-through umbrella at 1/16 power very close to model, fired by PW. SB-800 in optical slave mode fired at 1/8 against white wall.
Many thanks to the fabulous Rody for helping me complete this assignment!
Shooting from the same position, just moving the light around, keeping it at roughly the same subject-light distance but many different angles
This was from an earlier attempt at the position exercise. I think I should really try it with a person some time soon too.