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Single 60s exposure of a patch of sky just south of SAO 25664.
Taken with Celestron Edge HD 14" and 0.7x reducer.
0.5mm short of ideal backfocus position.
Calibrated FITS image available at:
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Master flat image available at:
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Canada goose legs in background. Whatcom Creek Estuary, Bellingham, WA.
© 2019 Andrew A Reding. Comments (including corrections) invited. Photographed RAW, so customizable. Photos are reduced; check my profile page for information on use of full-size originals.
B.E. candidate Max Fagin, far right, in reduced gravity. He and his Thayer design team created a dehumidification system for space flight for their ENGS 89/90: Engineering Design Methodology and Project Completion. The group was accepted to NASA's Microgravity University, where they tested their designs.
Photo by James Blair and Bill Stafford, courtesy of Max Fagin.
Weston Bike Nights 04 June 2015
This weekly Thursday meet during the summer is based at the sea front in the sea side resort of Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, UK.
It is organised by the Riders Branch of the British legion, all bike donate £1 to enter and all proceeds go the charity The Poppy Appeal.
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Further Information
The Riders Branch of the Royal British Legion
Membership open to all who have a love of motorcycling and are in agreement with the aims of the British Legion
Weston Bike Night Website
Zachary seems much more interesting in the picture on...
Daily Dog Challenge 1361. "The Right Side"
I can't imagine why.
Here we have today's picture of Zachary from behind Reduced, the Fractal image is Reused (it was a background for Henry a few days ago) and the image of Zachary catching the ball is completely...
Our Daily Challenge - July 22, 2015 - "Recycled"
Today's Post (Reduce Reuse Recycle) : www.bzdogs.com/2015/07/reduce-reuse-recycle.html
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com - The Secret Life of the Suburban Dog
The last time we bought a new sofa was before the turn of the century (makes it sound older than 'before 2000').
This is an ex-display example with low bum mileage for half the cost of a new one. Sold!
The bit at the end reminds me of Carry On Cleopatra where she is being fed Grapes (by various male suitors). Can't beat a bit of Chaise Longuing around right?
We await delivery by a shiny green John Lewis truck...
A couple of weeks ago tests were carried out with 2 drivers (one at each end) taking turns to operate a 466 between Grove Park and Bromley North removing the need for drivers to take time change ends. The idea was that saving this amount of time and reducing the amount of time spent at each terminus could allow more trains to be run per hour. As of today not only has this been put into operation but the typical 2 car 466 has also been replaced (at least for today) by a 465 almost trebling? the capacity of this little used branch line.
My project is about my process through getting a breast reduction. I had large breasts since the 8th grade and at some point it was easier for people to know my chest than know my face. I stood out for it when all I wanted to do was blend in. In my piece, I used only a palette knife to control the paint because there is very little control much like how I felt throughout this process. I went over parts with colored pencil and ink to tighten it up. There are faces and skulls staring at the figure while the figure is faceless representing how it feels to not have your face be the first thing people notice. Throughout the piece, there are phrases people have said to me throughout the process that are somewhat hidden and somewhat in plain sight. I have included what people have said to me through the complications I have had with the reduction. Even as I am typing, I am developing hives from the medication I’m on. So my piece is messy and emotional and dark even though I used a lot of color. In life, there is vibrant light and hope but it is also extremely messy at times too.
Bristol Italian AutoMoto Festival 19 April 2014
Bristol Italian AutoMoto Festival takes place on and around Corn Street in the historic Old City area adjacent to St Nicholas Market.
Images can be obtained with a donation of £5 per image, the full image will then be e-mailed to you.
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All proceeds go to the Bike Organisors chosen charity "Help For Heros"
Further information can be found on the following link.
Bristol Italian AutoMoto Festival - www.biamf.co.uk/
Italian Auto Moto Club - www.italianautomotoclub.co.uk
Ducati Owners Club GB -http://www.docgb.org
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Pegasus Bay Winery grounds in the Waipara Valley Canterbury, New Zealand. October 6, 2013.
The food is great here as well as the wines!
The Waipara Valley is in the South Island of New Zealand, 30 minutes drive north of Christchurch.
To the east Waipara Valley is separated from the ocean (Pegasus Bay) by a range of hills which protect it from the cooling winds of the Pacific.
To the west lie the Southern Alps (Main Divide), from whence the region's hot nor'west winds derive. Its sheltered position and proximity to the sea give it warm days, cool nights and a dry autumn, resulting in a very prolonged ripening period. This promotes intense flavour development and optimal ripeness, while retaining good natural acidity.
Within the Waipara Valley Pegasus Bay vineyard gets maximum protection from the Pacific's easterly breezes by being tucked up under the lee of the Teviotdale Range.
Heat summation during the day is promoted by smooth stones and gravels left behind by an ice age glacier. The soil is free draining and of low fertility, resulting in naturally reduced vine vigour. This produces low yields of optimally ripened, high quality, flavourful grapes, which fully express the qualities of this unique setting.
An unusually large vineyard staff allows operations such as shoot thinning, crop thinning, bunch exposure and fruit selection, to be carried out meticulously.
Pegasus Bay is an accredited member of the NZWG sustainable viticulture program and are firm believers of using natural methods to combat pests and diseases rather than the application of unnecessary pesticides and herbicides.
For More Info: www.pegasusbay.com/about-wine-making-styles
Red Cedar Park near Frandor in Lansing, MI shows the very intimate relationship between agriculture and commercial industries in the Lansing area.
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The water drainage system constructed in Buundo Weyn Village, Beletweyne, Somalia, 13 April 2022.
Photo credits must be given to: ©FAO/Arete/Ismail Taxta. Editorial use only. Copyright FAO.
...Celebrate Earth Day today and Everyday!!
off to work I go....to recycle at my clients!! :~)
enjoy the sunshine in your city!
I saw this dude on my walk yesterday and he was recycling the recycling on recyling day in my 'hood!!!
Jawkar, Bamyan, Afghanistan.
The chief of the Community Development Council, Abdul Ghani , takes the UNEP team through Jawkar, showing project interventions.
In August 2019, UNEP visited project areas in the Bamyan province of Afghanistan to document project interventions related to the Forest Restoration for Enhanced Ecosystems Services Functioning in Afghanistan (FREESIA) project.
UNEP has been building terraces to filter and slow down water coming down the mountains and therefore reduce the risk of flash floods, landslides and avalanches. On these terraces, at the bottom of the mountains, UNEP has been setting up kitchen gardens and planting trees. The fruit trees and vegetables provide locals with fresh food, whereas the wood lots provide them with fuelwood and timber. UNEP has also been building infrastructure to reduce erosion and the risk of disasters and setting up Community Development Councils (CDCs), also known locally as shuras, to promote good environmental practices and community-based natural resource management.
2019 © Maxime Paquin / United Nations Environment Programme