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Finally got Emerald version 2270 beta release (viewer 2.0 sucks). Playing with the alpha layers ^^. Can see grass around my digi legs now and my legs don't look silly on scripted dance floors anymore =D.
This big guy is the Alpha Male in the Wolf compound. He has a lighter body color than the others. He has the look of calm strength and leadership.
...into three alpha particles, also known as Helium ions, or He3 - two protons and two neutrons each.
Alums: Julie Oliva Maguire, Claudine Caro, Heather Roberts Lerch
Collegiates: Melissa Eannucci, Krissy Ruhnke
Im not sure what to use this guy as, either a banner bearer, apothecary or librarian. Standard chaos terminator body with the head from the dark angels veteran set and the banner pole top is from a dark elf battalion box set.
Is carrying a imperial storm bolter.
Southern california Malibu nature & landscapes
HDR photography shot with a Sony SLT-A55 Alpha wide angle lens.
Pretty photographs of Sothern California's natural beauty!
A ghost town!
On Tuesday, September 17, the Africa Growth Initiative at the Brookings Institution hosted His Excellency President Alpha Condé of Guinea to share his thoughts on the many priorities that need to be balanced when managing revenues from natural resources in Africa. This is an abiding priority for Guinea, a nation blessed with one-third of the world’s reserves of bauxite, as well as a wealth of iron, diamonds, gold, among other natural resources.
While the country’s mining sector produces more than 90 percent the country’s exports, the sector only accounts for 17 percent of tax revenue and 2.6 percent of employment. Reforms are underway in Guinea to improve the business environment and open up to high-quality foreign investment. However, myriad challenges remain, including attracting more investors and optimizing the mining sector, diversifying the economy, and boosting job creation.
His Excellency also reflected on how Guinea’s reforms may offer lessons for other resource-rich nations in Africa.
Photo Credit: Paul Morigi
Backordered for 3 wks arrived Tuesday. First chance to try it out tonight all inside available light. Amazingly lightweight; I'll have to get used to electronic viewfinder; very quiet operation. A few photos on my photostream. I plan to do a complete review shortly.
Alpha Rev at the Brooklyn Bowl - June 2, 2010
Pictured:
Casey McPherson: (Guitar, Keys, Lead Vocals)
Tommy Roalson: (Drums)
Brian Batch: (Backing Vocals, Violin)
Alex Dunlap: (Backing Vocals, Bass)
Derek Morris: (Keys, Vocals)
Dave Wiley: (Backing Vocals, Cello)
Derek Dunivan: (Guitars, Vocals)
Cadets fulfill all parade positions on parade here at Argo. These cadets are the top Shadow Ranks for Alpha company.
Unfortunately the last picture of a Polar Bear and the first picture I took of a Polar Bear are the same bear. When we got up to leave we heard that one of the cups was shot in the village for going after a child. Later that morning two young girls were going through the village with this the Mom of that cub and they said they did not know how it died. There was no blood, it was still warm and no Rigor mortis. They also said the other cub was dead also So it is the same in the village as the rest of Alaska or all the places where bears and humans interact. When they get a taste of human food it is over!
Got to photograph the lovely ladies of the newest house on campus at San Diego State University, such a fun day!