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I took this at the Self-Realization Fellowship center is in Eninitas California.
The Self-Realization Fellowship Meditation Gardens are open to all that seek to come here to relax their mind, body, and spirit. Walking the grounds here is so tranquil, you can look out over the open waters of the mighty Pacific Ocean or you can find a spot nested in the gardens that gives you shade and floral fragrance as you rest your mind.
So many realizations. I started the year confused about everything. Now, I'm still confused, but I'm realizing so many things in regards to my career path, my feelings, me as a person--It's blowing my mind. The answers are coming. I'm making peace with a lot of things I used to criticize. And with that, I understand now that I can learn an important lesson everywhere and anywhere, so I shouldn't fear that I'm wasting my time. With all these thoughts, I finally gained closure with a situation that's lasted for nearly a year, and another that I've been frustrated with for almost half a year.
FriendshipPod.com. The dilemna of the boy in Friendship Pod Affair is that due to someone's misplaced anger, his best intentions turn to disaster.
What if love powered everything you do?
1. Relationships are healed.
2. Prejudices are set aside.
3. People organically connect with one another.
4. More unity is attained in teams.
5. The connectedness of each person is more pure.
6. Creative unification leads to breakthrough.
7. And businesses incorporating the Friendship Pod start to thrive.
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Realization of this military base camp at Frederiksoord is currently being developed in close collaboration with KIK (Kunst in Kolderveen), TAAK, The Society of Humanitarianism, Gemeente Westerveld and Defensie.
This terrible realization that my beloved andika, Queen of the Dispensables, could do this has been somewhat mitigated by my sticking the andika baked sweets Berry/A/Dispenser innards into the cake, which fortunately you can do because not only is it on mod, it works. So you get a berry cupcake out of Joy and Happiness which isn't complete, but it's a workaround. Meanwhile, I live in hope that andika will do the right thing and make Joy and Happiness dispense. #JustBelieve
Visit this location at Shaman's Hut SL Public Land Preserve in Second Life
I took this at the Self-Realization Fellowship center is in Eninitas California.
The Self-Realization Fellowship Meditation Gardens are open to all that seek to come here to relax their mind, body, and spirit. Walking the grounds here is so tranquil, you can look out over the open waters of the mighty Pacific Ocean or you can find a spot nested in the gardens that gives you shade and floral fragrance as you rest your mind.
FriendshipPod.com. The dilemna of the boy in Friendship Pod Affair is that due to someone's misplaced anger, his best intentions turn to disaster.
What if love powered everything you do?
1. Relationships are healed.
2. Prejudices are set aside.
3. People organically connect with one another.
4. More unity is attained in teams.
5. The connectedness of each person is more pure.
6. Creative unification leads to breakthrough.
7. And businesses incorporating the Friendship Pod start to thrive.
Simply register as a free member to immediately receive 100% FREE Lifetime Access to the membership site where your journey will begin.
Join Now at FriendshipPod.com.
In 1960, the US Army came to the realization that it had no real scout helicopter: the OH-13 Sioux could operate effectively in the role, but it was aging and its slow speed made it vulnerable to ground fire. The O-1/L-19 Birddog was a good scout aircraft, but it did not have the mobility of a helicopter. With this in mind, the Army issued a requirement for a Light Observation Helicopter (LOH). The new helicopter needed reasonably high speed, good visibility from the cockpit, and be not too expensive. Bell, Hiller and Hughes all developed prototypes; in 1965, the Army chose Hughes' Model 369 as the OH-6A Cayuse, and placed an order for 1300 helicopters.
The Army was then presented with a problem. Hughes did not have a large factory, and was run by the mercurial and unpredictable Howard Hughes: there was a real concern that Hughes could not deliver the order. Moreover, the Army learned that Hughes had deliberately undercut Bell's and Hiller's bids to win the contract, and as such was taking massive losses on the OH-6. The Army then reopened the competition, and Bell's OH-58A Kiowa won this time: the Army would use both helicopters. As for Hughes, the company would later make up the losses by marketing the OH-6 as the Model 369 and later the Model 500.
The OH-6A entered service in 1966, and was sent to Vietnam soon thereafter. Though given the name Cayuse (as part of the US Army's tradition of naming helicopters after native tribes), this name never stuck: instead, the helicopter was nicknamed Loach, after the LOH project name and its buglike appearance. Loaches were quickly armed with field modification kits to carry machine guns, and were usually paired with the also newly-arrived AH-1 Cobra as a "Pink Team." The job of the Pink Team was to scout ahead of the UH-1 "slicks" carrying troops: the OH-6 would come over at low level to see if it drew ground fire. If it did, it would then call in the AH-1s to attack the enemy position and clear the landing zone. This hunter-killer team proved very effective, if dangerous to the OH-6 crews: of 1420 OH-6s built, 842 were shot down over Vietnam.
Because of the heavy losses over Vietnam, the scout role after the war was gradually taken over by the OH-58A, which was cheaper to buy and easier to maintain. OH-6s began to be passed on to Reserve and National Guard units, but got a new lease on life after 1980: the Army still needed a small helicopter that could land in places the OH-58 or UH-1 could not. The OH-6 was the only aircraft that fit the bill, and several dozen were seconded to Task Force 158 in preparation for an operation to free the American hostages in Tehran, Iran. The hostages were freed by the Iranians themselves in 1980, but the Army recognized the need for an elite force trained in night operations, and renamed the unit Task Force 160--known to its crews as the "Nightstalkers."
TF 160 proved its worth during Operation Prime Chance, the United States' undeclared naval and air war against Iran in 1988, and the OH-6s were redesignated MH-6 (for transport OH-6s) and AH-6 (for armed versions). Nicknamed "Little Birds" by their crews, TF 160 worked closely with the elite and secretive Delta Force, most notably in the Battle of Mogadishu in 1993, where they were the only gunships available to the beleaguered Army forces in the Somalian city. The standard OH-6 has been retired from Army units, but the MH-6 and AH-6 remain in service. The Cayuse also remains operational with Spain and Japan, though in both cases it is being replaced.
This OH-6A is 68-17357, a Loach delivered to the US Army around 1969; it saw combat over Vietnam with the 17th Cavalry Regiment at Di An and Da Nang, where it was nicknamed "Charlie Chopper." After returning to the United States, it was relegated to the New Jersey National Guard and based at Lakehurst. In 1988, 68-17357's career almost came to a bizarre end: an enlisted man stole the helicopter for a joyride and succeeded in wrecking it. So badly damaged was the OH-6 that the Army thought about scrapping it, but since the OH-6s were being retired in any case, it was sold as surplus. In 1989, the Valley View Restoration Society acquired 68-17357, brought it to Mesa, Arizona, and restored it back to its appearance in Vietnam. By 2011, it had passed to the collection of the Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing, also at Mesa.
This OH-6 has been at Mesa since 2011, but in the two other times I've visited CAF Arizona, I've either missed it or it wasn't on display. 68-17357 has been superbly restored in standard US Army camouflage for Vietnam, with the 19th Cavalry's crossed sabres on the engine housing. On the opposite side of the OH-6 (I couldn't get a good picture from that angle), it is equipped with a M134 Minigun 7.62mm gatling gun. This was a surprise to find; I came down to Mesa in 2025 just for the Cobra and the Harrier.
The limiting factor is me - not the camera, also - There's no bad camera, just a bad user ! No face in this photo pal...so that you can send it to your lover...its your hand - not mine ;-)
Phase I: Realization of architectural instances in the Delhi Gate, Walled City was done through sketches imagined and recreated of the space. The unplanned agglomeration of space can also be seen through the disintegration of the building systems. The subtleness of the roof level parapets meeting the other roof can be seen directly accessible physically and visually. Urban courtyards are a usual instance present in the Delhi Gate. Amalgamation and overlaying of form can be seen through the entire space
Dimensions in cm: 14.8 x 21.0 each
I took this at the Self-Realization Fellowship center is in Eninitas California.
The Self-Realization Fellowship Meditation Gardens are open to all that seek to come here to relax their mind, body, and spirit. Walking the grounds here is so tranquil, you can look out over the open waters of the mighty Pacific Ocean or you can find a spot nested in the gardens that gives you shade and floral fragrance as you rest your mind.