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29 August 2013
Edmonton River Valley
Commander 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group Colonel David Anderson, and Chief Warrant Officer David Coxall Brigade Sergeant Major present theTop Masters Competitor, to Warrant Officer, Doug Polegato a member of 1 Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
Exercise Mountain Man took place on August 29th in Edmonton’s River Valley. The 50 Kilometers competition consisted of a rucksack march, canoe portage, and a canoe paddle, The intent of this military competition is to challenge the limits of soldiers mental and physical toughness within 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.
Photograph by Robert Schwartz
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EN2013-0133-10
29 août 2013
Vallée de la rivière Edmonton
Le colonel David Anderson, commandant du 1er Groupe-brigade mécanisé du Canada, et l’adjudant-chef David Coxall, sergent-major de la Brigade, présentent le prix du meilleur vétéran à l’adjudant Doug Polegato, membre du 1er Régiment, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
L’exercice Mountain Man a eu lieu le 29 août dans la vallée de la rivière Edmonton. La compétition de 50 kilomètres comprenait une marche avec sac à dos, le portage d’un canot et du pagayage sur la rivière. L’intention de cette compétition militaire est de mettre au défi les limites de l’endurance mentale et physique des soldats du 1er Groupe-brigade mécanisé du Canada.
Photo prise par Robert Schwartz
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Boeing 767-34AF w/l
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[Taken from outside the Hounslow Urban Farm]
Susan goes over thetop of what for many has long been called Suan's Hill: Twinnpeaks single track, right behnd the old CyclArt shop in San Marcos. About 1983
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Title: Hungary
Authors: Stokes, Adrian, 1854-1935 Stokes, Marianne
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which looked almost asenticing as Kracsfalo. A large house stood at thetop of a court which was open towards the road,and a young man was walking across it. 1 hailedhim and asked him to help us. He told us thehouse belonged to the Notary, and that he himselfwas Vice-Notary, or Clerk. The Notary had goneaway for a few days, but the Clerk thought that wemight possibly be able to arrange to have mealswith him and his family if we could find roomssomewhere else to sleep in. He took us up a rough stony lane to the littleschool-house—which was unused, as it was holiday-time—and went on himself for the Greek priest,who had the keys. In the end it was arrangedthat we should rent the place, furnished with beds,etc., provided anyone could be found to cook forus, or if we could arrange by letter to board withthe Notary. We had still a level drive of twenty miles beforeus—to Maramaros Sziget, where we intended tosleep for the night—and had not proceeded far on A SHEPHERD-BOY OF FELSOBANYA
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DESZE, OTHER PLACES, AND A SALT-MINE 221 our way when the storm which had been longgathering broke over us in streaks of forkedHghtning, venomous and deafening crackUng ofthunder echoed by the mountains, and a perfectdeluge of rain. For a time it was terrible. Noshelter was at hand, and before we reached the firstmiserable inn on the road we were wet through,the bottom of the cart resembled a leaking boat,and the driver looked very much like a drownedrat. It was a miserable cartload that drew upbefore the principal hotel in Maramaros Sziget thatevening, and went dripping through the place totheir beds! The next day a railway journey of a few hourstook us—none the worse for our wetting—back tocomfortable quarters at the Bishops Palace. During that second visit we made the acquaint-ance of a number of young men whose love ofEngland and English literature had induced themto form themselves into a small club for the studyof our language. They were much troubled bythe difficulties of p
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I'm starting a themed Set called "Follow The Lines". Enjoy... and follow along if you wish....See if you can follow the lines and l'll see how many pictures i can actually make fit the theme...haha. Critiques, kind words and insight is always appreciated. Thanks.
I took this photograph on Olympic Island in Toronto a favorite spot of mine. I took it quite some time ago.
WIPO Director General Francis Gurry (right) met on July 31, 2018 with thetop United Arab Emirates (UAE) responsible for artificial intelligence (AI) to talk about the rising importance of AI and the need for international cooperation in the field. UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence Omar bin Sultan Al Olama is spearheading his countries efforts to develop AI in the UAE and underline the need for international cooperation in the field.
Copyright: WIPO. Photo: Emmanuel Berrod. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 IGO License.
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
Up, up, up! Enjoy the route and scenery while you are climbing and watch your steps, don't rush it. It's worth every sweat of the long climb up to the peak. Beautiful.
From the Mark Hopkins website:
"In 1939 hotel owner George D. Smith created a sensation at the Mark Hopkins Hotel when he converted the 11-room penthouse on the hotel's 19th floor into a glass-walled cocktail lounge featuring a 360-degree view of San Francisco. This became known as the Top of the Mark.
Although Smith later told friends he wasn't sure that people would ride an elevator 19 stories just to enjoy a drink and the view, the Top of the Mark was an immediate hit after it opened May 11, 1939. That year, San Franciscans and visitors alike flocked there to view the twinkling lights of the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. The Top of the Mark soared even as the shadows of a world war loomed.
After the Second World War broke out, theTop of the Mark was a favorite spot for Pacific-bound servicemen to enjoy their last liberty before shipping out. As the ships left the Golden Gate, anxious wives and sweethearts often gathered in the Northwest corner to watch the departure, earning that section the nickname 'Weepers' Corner.'
When the servicemen returned to San Francisco, they often came back to the Top of the Mark and asked the bartender for their unit's 'squadron bottle.' Once the serviceman signed his name on the label, he could drink from the bottle for free. There was only one catch: the man who took the last drink was required to replace the bottle.
But how did the Top of The Mark acquire its distinctive name? According to San Francisco columnist Herb Caen, Smith told friends, 'I don't know what to call the top of the Mark.' 'That's it,' they told him. 'What's it?' Smith replied. 'Top Of the Mark.' And that's how the 19th floor lounge got its name."
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Boeing 747-830
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'Lufthansa' [DLH430 @ 32000']
[Taken from outside the Hounslow Urban Farm]
Thetop decks just been lowered onto lower which is in the pit to make bolting up easily reachable.
London Transport.
A rite ofpassage
naughty betty...Seenhere along with her half-sister, judy...Both girls being observed posteriorlyby the father...Watching with exaggerated disinterest from his room near thetop of his tower...But hesitant to personally intervene...Monitoring anescalating faulted progress of a heretofore thrice-failed, joint batmitzvah...One teetering on the brink of a fourth failure, to boot...
Judy, her cellsdispersed and in flux, transfiguring into her other, cranky menopausal self,gladys - (The smoking pussy)...Along with her half-sister, naughtybetty...Puerile with glee...Querulous from a dearth of the holyghost...On the rag...Filled with an internal heat...And unknowingly armoringagainst the inconvenience of becoming something she was not in order toattain acceptability...
Airborne spheresswollen from primordial gasses...Bubbles borne concurrent with this repetitivelyfailed celebration...Continuing without redemption...
It had become apredictably disruptive interference of both girl’S maturational cycles...
It was all verycomplex. One would have had to at least half been there...
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Butler 1879 - The Painted Jezebel
Koh Samui and Koh Pha Ngan.
The genus Delias is the largest of the Pieridae, andthere are currently 278 species known, being found from Kashmir, throughAsia to New Caledonia, with new discoveries nearly every year.
This species is found in two subspecies in Thailand. Thesubspecies found on Samui is D. hyparete metarete, and is the southernform, found on peninsular Thailand and the Malay peninsular. (Thenorthern form, D. hyparete indica has more yellow on the hindwingunderside, and the black markings on the upperside are lighter).
This is one of only two Delias species found so far onthe island, and it is quite unmistakeable. In common with nearly all members of this genus,the upperside is predominately white, whilst the underside is the morecolourful. The female is darkerthan the male, and both sexes have the veins marked in black. Thespecies tends to keep to lower altitudes, and prefers to fly around thetops of flowering bushes and trees, being seen primarily in openwoodland and often nearby gardens.
The butterfly is most often seen in the early part ofthe day. During the heat of mid day, they can usually be foundsheltering in shade under trees to escape the direct heat of the sun.
Very rarely, the red markings on the undersides arereplaced by yellow.
Lake Titicaca, such an exotic name and such a magical place. The highest navigable lake in the world at around 4000m elevation.
This picture was shot from thetop of "Le chemin de croix". Copacabana.
Photo: Cathy Beloeil, Bolivia
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
Rolf Håvard Sørland (Norway) on his way over the plateau of Hardangervidda. Behind im you can spot the 5th largest glacier of Norway - Hardangerjøkulen.
Photographer: Kai Otto Melau
Description: Rolf Håvard Sørland is finally at thetop of the first major hill, and will now cross Hardangervidda, Europe`s largest mountain plateau. Behind im you can spot the 5th largest glacier of Norway - Hardangerjøkulen.
Beskrivelse: Rolf Håvard Sørland er endelig oppe og klar for å krysse Hardangervidda. Hardangerjøkulen i bakgrunnen.
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
Native Americans perform at the Mannheim Native American Heritage celebration at theTop Hat Club in Mannheim, Germany on November 16, 2010.
The Top is a very old-school joint, and IMHO the finest steakhouse in Columbus. A venerable east side institution along with the now razed (sigh) Kahiki.