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The great pyramid of Giza was constructed by the 10th dynasty of pharaoh Khufu for over 20 years.
The pyramid consist of three large pyramids and six smaller pyramids.
A closer look at the work-in-progress on my current mural. At this point, Bastet is rendered in graphite pencil. I'll add a transparent gray wash to her once I have her features the way I want them. The pyramid, landscape and sky are all done in watercolor
The entrance to the Pyramid is booby-trapped to drop snakes onto unsuspecting thieves.
This is a set I designed for Lego Ideas. The project is live now! Follow this link to vote and support it: ideas.lego.com/content/project/link/d7a45c42-aea5-4e35-95...
my pyramid!
i think that everyone ate this felt a little sick after all that "con queso" hidden inside. it's got to have crack in it, i swear. so disgusting, but so good.
The Pyramid vest from Patricia Werner's Dazzling Knits. The main yarn is Stacy Charles Baci in black, colors are an assortment of worsted weight yarns. I messed up -- for our size I should have made the larger pyramids, so I compensated by making wider side panels. I still love the finished vest. Will most likely not add any kind of closure and wear it as is.
This photo was part of my father’s collection. He was in Egypt for a while during WW2. It may be from a post card. I scanned it a few years ago and cannot now find the original print.
Types of Pyramids is a polyhedron with a polygonal base and triangles for sides. A pyramid is named by the shape of its base. The faces of pyramid are mostly isosceles triangle.The red color square shaped box of the pyramid is known as the base of the pyramid.Slant height - The distance between the vertex and one of the bases of polygon.
Indicated by the red square above is the location of this pyramid shape, closer examination of the shape I found a tube like structure coming from underneath the ground elevation and up one of the sides of the pyramid, it stops about half way up and the tube terminates with a door that is partially open, from there continuing up the pyramid along the same vertical axes is a ramp attached to the pyramid continuing upwards until it reaches the edge.
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Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) image M0403440
narrow Image strip from Nasa's Narrow-Angle Image Gallery at
(Malin Space Science Systems) MSSS.com, Henry-Crater, MOC: Mars Chart-12:Arabia.
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MOC narrow-angle image M0403440
Pyramids in northern Sudan. They were destroyed by some European explorer because he didn't want anyone else to discover/see them.
The Pyramid of Khafre, also known as the Pyramid of Chefren,[1] is the second-largest of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids of Giza and the tomb of the fourth-dynasty pharaoh Khafre
The pyramid of Khafra on the Giza plateau near Cairo, Egypt. The figures on camels are armed police.
Constructed in 2570 BCE. The section on top is part of the original sheathing. The pyramids were covered in a smooth layer of granite or high quality limestone which made the pyramid shine in the sunlight.
A smoked salmon parfait, apparently. Blini on the bottom. The whole thing was pretty (too) salty, but it was still good if you ate bread with it. Then again, it's hard to mess up smoked salmon.
I think they're trying to nod to the Luxor pyramid, seeing as it's in Vegas and everything. Ridiculous.
This is Maya - the pyramid puppy.
On my recent holiday to Mexico we went to Peralta to see the Mayan Pyramids, and as we walked in I saw this beautiful little homeless dog. When we were leaving it broke my heart knowing she was still there, so I gave her some water and promised I her I would get her out of there. We left for home the next day, and it was then I contacted an animal rescue centre in Guanajuato, Mexico to see if they could help her.
Thankgod I did, because even with extremely limited resources and money, a wonderful lady called Sandra Ward travelled for miles to rescue her. She has now been spayed, vaccinated and has been put on the Mex-can website to find a loving new home in Canada.
I would just like to thank Sandra and the Amigos de los Animales in Guanajuato, Mexico for really going that extra mile to help save Maya and give her a new life.
Amigos de los Animales save many many dogs and cats from a horrible, traumatic life off the streets in Mexico.
They do this with extremely limited resources and money, and I would like to ask if you could make a donation to them, so they can continue their work and save many many more from a life of hell.
Thanks for taking the time to read Maya's story.
PS: I am now very very happy to say Maya has now got a new home in Canada, and will hopefully be very much loved and cared for :)
Bass Fishing at Lake Pyramid in Southern California.
Ben and I really nailed the fish this day. We caught about 49 bass and 1 trout. We were drop shotting roboworms in the early morning, but then about 8:30 we decided to try a senko, which the bass just jumped all over. I even got our one trout on a four inch smoke purple flake senko. It didn't seem like the color of the bait even mattered on this day, they just chewed the heck outta the senkos.
A letter from Jim and Hal, the men from the blue boat in the photos and good friends from our Bass Fishing club, the Southern California Bassmasters:
Ben and Charlie:
This is to let you know how thankful we are. After you pointed out Spanish Pt. and hinted "Round Rocks", we actually went there and made hard attempts to find that particular location. After many tries, we think we found it. We did not leave that spot till the guard chased us out.
The red Senko worked too. Wacky style or otherwise. We caught like 10 bass there. Jim actually got one over 3-1/2 pounds (All fishermen lie. But still a shame he would not win the $3.00).
Thanks again. We surely appreciate tips that work.
Jim and Hal
P.S. With all good looking spots around there, why would one choose that particular spot with bathers not too far and picnic tables and attractive ripraps nearby? noisy traffic? why the color red? Senko? Why would one not find that spot while examining the map? This is what we call 'fishing'.