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The "LOST" beach set, introduced in Season 2, located on the North Shore. The property is owned by Kamehameha Schools, allowing stricter access control than the former location at Kualoa.
The picture is terrible, but the cookies are yummie :D Made these cookies to give away during easter :) The cookies are sugarcookies decorated with Royal Icing
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The G3 MLP Pinkie Pie Play-Doh 'Pretty Parlour' set.
Opened and played with. All accessories are still inside, and also the cans of play-doh (though probably dried out).
Lots of fun with lighting this morning. I am starting to get the hang of the lighting triangle. The lesson I was following from Lighting: Science and Magic was related to the size of the light source. When I didn't use a diffuser, I got a really nice soft image, with no shadows. I wanted to revisit my shot yesterday and get some shadows, so I shot this with the bare strobe.
580 EX - bare - camera right - 5 ft from subject 6 feet high.
Here's the final shot - www.flickr.com/photos/chrispllatto/6928734529/in/photostream - I hope this helps.
In September of 2003, I helped with the design and installation of a temporary exhibit of sets from the Haunted Mansion movie at the Disney-MGM Studio's Soundstage 4.
Just received my first set of Moo cards in the mail and I am amazed at the quality and quick delivery- awesome concept. Now I can't wait to plan for the next 100
Portrait session set-up for Red Oak Strings instructor bios.
Vivitar 283, 1/2 power, 45deg left, 45" shoot through Impact umbrella. Black cover for umbrella put on backwards to act as a gobo and prevent lens flare.
Vivitar 283, 1/16, 90deg right, CTO
Sunpak PZ4000, full, as fill for background.
All triggered with 16 channel RF-616 triggers
set up for this
strobe info: strobe on umbrella at full sb24, strobe on table with DIY diffusor pointing at background and at full power.
note this is the shot for the grey card
Set of US postage stamps. There are notes. The artist, John D. Dawson, drew in several plants that were not identified on the sheet such as the Astelia sp. in the upper left.
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Joe Sipocz, Francis Branch manager; Marty Murphy, James Childs Architects; John Wibbens, SJCPL Board president; Don Napoli, SJCPL Director; John Henry, Robert Henry Corporation; Tom Price, Office of the Mayor; Deb Futa, SJCPL assistant director; Kevin Kubsch, District B, St. Joseph County Council; Congressman Joe Donnelly, 2nd District of Indiana
Graduate student Karissa Cunningham sets a predation event recorders (PERs) into the Sacramento River for a predation study as part of the Lantis Endowed University Chairs, on Tuesday, October 29, 2019 in Hamilton City, Calif. The predation event recorders are free-floating apparatuses that the students built. They are released in the river as a group to float downstream in an array that spans the width of the river – they have a bait fish (juvenile Chinook) tied to fishing line on the bottom, as well as a GPS, temperature and light loggers, and a GoPro. With them, they’re able to tell where predation on juvenile salmon is actually occurring in the river, particularly focused on how man-made structures and water diversions affect predation rates. The videos help them figure out which predator species are preying on salmon, the natural pike minnow or invasive striped bass predators.
(Jason Halley/University Photographer/CSU Chico)
On 11 October 2014, the President of the Republic of South Sudan, H.E Salva Kiir, signed a Joint Communique with the United Nations in which he committed on behalf of the Government to prevent and address conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) crimes. The Joint Communique contains a set of practical and political commitments to prevent and end the use of rape and sexual violence in conflict and provides for specific action plans for the SPLA (now SSPDF), and the South Sudan National Police Service (SSNPS) to ensure proper investigations of sexual violence crimes, the establishment of accountability mechanisms, ensuring that perpetrators of sexual violence are excluded from amnesty provisions and that sexual violence is explicitly addressed in the peace process and, as an aspect of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement.
Pursuant to the Communique’, the SPLA took a number of measures preventing sexual violence in conflict, including:
•The issuance of orders prohibiting sexual violence and the obligation of commanders to ensure that all troops refrain from such acts (e.g., Ministerial Order 02/2015 dated 26 May 2015 and signed by the then Minister of Defence and Veterans’ Affairs; Command Order dated 1 December 2016 by then SPLA Chief of General Staff).
•A dedicated committee was established to develop an SPLA action plan which received technical support of the United Nations (especially the Office of the SRSG on Sexual Violence in Conflict).
•The conduction of nation-wide trainings targeting SSPDF personnel on CRSV. A pool of 344 SSPDF trainers is already existing within SSPDF.
Despite a number of preventive measures, the use of sexual violence in South Sudan continues to be perpetrated by parties to the conflict, including the SSPDF (please refer for example to OHCHR/UNMISS field investigations in Unity ). It is to be noted that as of 2017, SSPDF continued to be listed in the annex to annual reports of the Secretary-General on Conflict-Related Sexual Violence and credibly suspected of committing or being responsible for patterns of rape and other forms of sexual violence in situations of armed conflict. Other parties listed are: SSNPS, pro-Taban Deng SPLA-IO, pro-Riek Machar SPLA-IO, Justice and Equality Movement.and Lord’s Resistance Army.
The SSPDF Action plan on addressing CRSV in South Sudan was finalized in June 2018. Delays in its official launch can be attributable to competing priorities which absorbed government’s agenda during the second half of 2018, including engagements in the revitalized ARCSS. It is to be noted that the United Nations has significantly invested in the drafting process of the Action Plan (e.g., technical advice, supporting consultations by the drafting committees).
Prior to the launch, a two-day High-Level Workshop was organized by UNMISS and SSPDF (12-13 March) in Juba, drawing participation from 60 senior commanders deployed across the country , given their expected responsibility in the future implementation of SSPDF Action Plan on CRSV. The workshop provided knowledge to senior commanders on the prevention and response to CRSV, including the existing legal framework, and generate discussions on envisaged opportunities and challenges in the implementation of the SSPDF action plan. Participants are expected to the launch in Bilpam on 14 March 2019.
While the launch is a positive step toward, the focus should also be placed in effective implementation. To pave the way for possible de-listing, SSPDF will be measured through tangible efforts undertaken to ensure implementation.
Photo: UNMISS / Eric Kanalstein
From an old set that i did, i don't like them i can't stand the lighting, the shadows really frustrate me
Set for body size:
♥ Ebody Reborn
♥ EBody WAIFU
♥ Ebody Juicy
Separate top and skirt
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Inworld: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Royal%20Tea/33/34/2222
Inspired by this, i finally got around to snap a couple of photos over the weekend. My little Ruki wanted to model this dress set with our favorite sweet fleur hat made by talented Tricia of henriette❦jardin. I've been working on and off on this new zakka dress pattern for months (yes, i've been known to get distracted). I know i didn't stick to the the pattern exactly, but i really dig how it turned out.
Blog here.
I made a gift set of 10. The flowers are stamped and then the paper portion is pop dotted. I didn't do a good job getting that dimension in the photos. These are the second 4. I used some Basic Grey papers and some My Minds eye papers. I will list stamps sets later. It's late and I'm tired! ;) They'll be on my blog soon too! pagemasterdesignsonline.blogspot.com