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Another shot courtesy of Flickr user m20wc51. Alas, I have a big folder full of photos I've been working on, most of them ready to post, but I've been holding off because I no longer know where to find the originals. In this case, however, I thought I would post it anyway, since it goes with my previous post.
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user name / Chee Sheng, Ng / 誠（まこと）
photo title / Shisendo, Kyoto City
location of photo / Shisendo, Kyoto City
time photo was taken / March 29th 2010
A Reconfigurable Virtual Collective Trainer – Ground is tested in
April 2019 during the STE Cross-Functional Team’s user assessment
at Fort Riley, Kansas. Soldiers from the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, tested out different versions of the next generation of vehicle training simulators and provided
their feedback to ensure that the prototypes would meet all
required specifications before fielding. (Photo by Margaret Ziffer,
Fort Riley Public Affairs)
user name / Valerie Clarke
photo title / coloured leaves
location of photo / Kiyomizu-Dera
time photo was taken / 10 Dec 2010
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Katherine Allen won the Enhancing the Service User and Carer Experience award for her work setting up the Experts by Experience service user & carer engagement group (Award presented by Heather Tierney-Moore, Chief Executive)
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