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What do you do when you have 50,000 things to get done at the studio? Why, of course you go out for an image that may or may not make a friend happy, in the guise that its "Local Exposure".
In other words, this was procrastination.
Pieces of wrecked Kwak litter the circuit after Stuart Easton arrived at the end of the Revett straight with no brakes and had to bail out.
Drs. Stuart Mudd and Earl Flosdorf with their lyophilizer, a device for freeze drying blood plasma, circa 1935. Mudd and Flosdorf developed aseptic freeze drying techniques to preserve blood plasma, making it possible to give wounded soldiers on World War II battlefields blood transfusions through the use of dried plasma. Freeze drying, a practical invention for several industries, significantly impacted the clinical microbiology laboratory. The lyophilizer made it easier to preserve and disseminate bacterial strains for diagnostic and research purposes. Mudd began his Penn career on the Pathology faculty, then chaired the Department of Bacteriology (Microbiology) from 1931 to 1959. (University of Pennsylvania Archives)
Comparisons to Academy’s M3A1 are inevitable.
Ooh the M3A1’s overall color looks really odd - it’s actually a more OD-ish in reality.
Music class at KlezKanada.
KlezKanada is held annually at Camp B'Nai Brith in in Lantier, Quebec, and offers classes and performances in Klezmer music and Yiddish culture.
Ocean Blue Yacht Sales was proud to sponsor a new Pursuit Boat for the 2009 Stuart Sailfish Club Jr. Angler Tournament. Joe Yeni and and Dave Shiber took the day off to share their passion of the water with the little ones and their parents.
Contact Dave Shiber for more details of next years tournament at 772--828-1737
Ocean Blue Yacht Sales is located at 602 SW Anchorage Way, Stuart Florida 34994
The Stuart area was originally settled circa 1850 by Quakers from Indiana and Ohio. The area was selected for its location along the top of a ridge. The town was named after Capt. Charles Stuart, who came from Vermont as an agent for a company that sold scales. After returning from the Civil War, he purchased land that became the townsite. The town boomed upon the arrival of the Rock Island railroad, and Stuart was an early division point for the railroad, ensuring the town's future success.