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Evo van grancigule koju son snimi (i požero posli) AD 1973. Bilo hi je u Prvji na stotine, samo je tribalo zaronit.
Of course it was Flat Eric
Photo Spec:-
Model:
Flat Eric
Lighting:
430ex behind subject pointing at the wall on 1/2 power, 430ex behind a white brolly on 1/1 power.
Camera & Lens:
Apertur ƒ16, Shutter Speed 1/125, ISO 100 with a Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
ROD: PLAISIR ANSWER PA-B80 SOPMOD / zenaq
REEL: SALTIGA BJ 100SH / daiwa
LINE: Avani CastingPE SMP#4号 / VARIVAS
SHOCK LEADER: VEP Shock leader40lb / VARIVAS
LURE: A.C.Mag shad7in/A.C.plugs
FIELD TESTER : Mr.KINUGAWA
ROD: PLAISIR ANSWER PA-B80 SOPMOD
REEL: SALTIGA BJ 200SHL
LINE: PE4 + Shockleader 40lb
Jordan is this week's Postbac in the Spotlight. Jordan answers questions from fellow postbac student Shelby here about his path to an MD and his postbac year at Bennington:
What made you want to become a doctor?
“When I was about sixteen I went to a boarding school called “High Mountain Institute” that had students spend half-months outdoors in Utah’s Dark Canyon, the Mosquito Mountains in Colorado and the deserts of Arizona. In order to prepare students for the unexpected while backpacking we were offered the opportunity to receive Wilderness First Aid and, later, Wilderness First Response training. I must have been a little bit of a jinx, because out of the three excursions I went on my group had emergencies twice! It was during these hairy situations that I got to apply what I had learned, and I found that I reacted well under pressure. After returning home, I became an EMT and I really enjoyed it. This experience and my passion for learning made me consider medicine as the next step in my academic career.”
What are you most excited about for when you become a doctor?
“Using a specialized education to achieve a specific, tangible, social good. I have a very open mind concerning where in medicine I will land, so it’s hard for me to be more specific than that. But in general, I like that medicine is a mix of immediately practical, and academic pursuits.”
What do you do in your spare time?
“When I do have spare time I play lots of music. I’ve had a passion for blues and jazz since I was about fifteen, and during the last year of completing my undergraduate degree I supported myself by teaching guitar and playing small gigs.
“I also have a dog. When the weather permits I like to take him on campus to run around or take walks. Other than that I read a fair amount; I am finishing Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods” right now and looking for a good book on chess tactics.”
What is your favorite science word?
“I’m going to cheat and use a phrase: ‘hydrogen bonding’.
It’s the answer to everything in chemistry and biology.”
Why did you choose Bennington?
“I completed my undergraduate education at St. John's College in Annapolis, a school that exclusively follows a ‘Great Books’ curriculum. For this reason I had never taken a ‘proper’ exam, or worked out of a textbook, or even really attended a lecture. The unique program at Bennington seemed to me a way to bridge the gap between my undergraduate training and the skills I will need in medical school. The professors are very involved in the curriculum, they encourage meeting for office hours, and they give ample amounts of feedback. This is the type of direction I needed while I developed study habits earlier this year. The first two terms for me were like being a freshman in college all over again.”
What has been your favorite moment at Bennington so far?
“So there was a lab in Chemistry 2—anyone who took the class will remember it because I absolutely made the whole laboratory smell like compost. Our professor, Janet Foley, had allowed us to design our own elimination/substitution reaction, and I had worked very hard to design what I thought was a very original and plausible procedure. When I showed it to Janet she wasn’t sure it would work, but encouraged me to try anyway. The procedure relied on introducing heat to a solution and then collecting one of many possible products because that product would evaporate as the solution boiled. Luckily, I ended up with something that was definitely different than what I started with, but that product didn’t have the structure I expected. I kept the NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer) results in my apartment because I’ve never solved what the compound was.”
The LS OP PCB is connected to the wiring harness. Also connected are the 3 panel indicator lamps. It is powered by my bench PSU. The 2 books (which contain a little information on the incoming message recording mechanism and the motor speed control board) act as an insulator (!) between the -ve earth PSU and the +ve earth answering machine.
Just God getting inside a Candle room in Aparecida.
Clichê para quem vai para Aparecida.. mas sempre é lindo ver isso!
Não é a minha praia, mas eu tento!
Boa semana a Todos
Great week to everyone!
Larry answers fans' questions at Somerville Theatre. Photo taken by Steve Lawrence for @U2, www.atu2.com. Please contact for usage: Contact @U2.
Catch TQ ANSWERS over the next 8 weeks with TQ Construction President Henri Belisle and Realtor Masi Bardi from Oakwyn Realty Vancouver. www.youtube.com/user/tqconstruction/playlists
"A crowd quickly gathered round to listen to us and ask questions about the threat from these weapons. There was a lot of interest because no one had been given any information up to that point. We used images to show them what dangerous objects such as shells, grenades and ammunition, look like, and what to do if they come across one of these objects.”
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Edited Rijksmuseum print by Adriaen Collaert, titled God's answer to Job Angels, seraphim and cherubs playing music Song of praise to the music (series title) Encomium Musices (series title).
Original caption: Angels, seraphim and cherubs making music float in circles around the earth. In the middle of the whirlwind the tetragram with the name of God. The print has a Latin caption with verses from Job 38. The print is part of a series with scenes from the Old Testament that have to do with music.
Image source: hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.collect.96687
UNICEF Ambassador Laurence Fishburne speaks with a child in Liberia (photo: Stemn). Learn more at answers.yahoo.com/info/unicef/?guest=fishburne.
I will answer ANY questions so ask away! #askme #fans #friends #followers #ask #questions #askquestions
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angel_acid: 24. Ummm...I dont hate anyone, im not that type of person;)
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angel_acid: Umm....favorite songs: Cool kids, stay with me, im ready, must be love, stronger, i need your love, problem, break free, probs more. 32: I except people for who they are! if they wanna be gay, i respect that, acually, a couple of my good friends are gay. And I respect bi people because I feel they treat everybody as equals. Would i do it? hell no, do i think its wrong? kinda sorta. Do i still love them, of course.
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My kitchen phone and the answering machine. Now redundant as we have finally cut the cable from Bell. We had the phone line to support our DSL but we've now moved on beyond that so, goodbye Bell. I like to say our household now has the No Bell Prize.
ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA RALLY at Lafayette Park, NW, Washington DC on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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Elvert Barnes Saturday, 16 March 2019 ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA / Washington DC docu-project at elvertbarnes.com/16March2019
These shafts drive the tape spindles in fast forward and rewind modes. In the play and record modes, they are coupled to the supply spindle so that the magnet on the pulley rotates when the tape is moving.
Clemson University student Alfonso Richard, a sophomore studying education and mister in the Call Me MISTER program, listens to a fourth-grader from Legacy Early College Charter School, March 29, 2018. The kids were being hosted by Clemson’s College Preparation and Outreach office in collaboration with Emerging Scholars, Tiger Alliance, and Call Me MISTER as part of a long-term initiative to get elementary school children excited about the prospect of going to college. (Photo by Ken Scar)
"...Every day. Every minute.
Every minute, she says.
Yes, it's that way, isn't it?”
Quote by Audrey Niffenegger [The Time Traveler's Wife]
Answer these question with songs on shuffle from your ipod.
1. What did you say to your neighbor this morning?
What I've done - Linkin Park
2. Your most used phrase?
Maria - Greenday
3. The last thing you told your teacher/boss?
Breaking my own heart -duffy
4. Your nickname?
Stop and stare - one republic
5. Your ideal song played during sex?
Lost - Michael Buble
(LOL)
6. What would you say to the President if you met him?
The Nicest Thing - Kate Nash
7. Your wedding dance will be to:
Chealsea Dagger - The Fratellis
8. If you were famous, the newspaper would read:
Truly Madly Deeply - Savage Garden
9. Your best childhood memory?
Been caught stealing - janes addiction
10. What did you say after your most embarrassing moment?
Sober - Pink
11. Your biggest vice is:
The Boy with the arab strap - belle & sebastian
12. One day, you will scream this from the rooftops:
Run away - yeah yeah yeahs
13. When your computer crashes, you scream:
Fix you - Coldplay
(Omg lol!)
14. Your last line during your last arguement?
We don't have to take our clothes off - lil chris
(aaaah lol)
15. If you were homeless, what would your cardboard sign read?
Call me when you're sober - Evanesence
lols
Man demanding answers at Thames Water public meeting - 12 January 2012. See www.whatsinwapping.co.uk/thames-water-fail-public-super-s...
Thames Water public Super Sewer meeting about Thames Tunnel proposals chaired by MP Jim Fitzpatrick. Held at St Paul's Church Hall with Wapping, Shadwell and Limehouse residents - 12 January 2012
Nikon F3 Kodak UltraMax ISO 400 Shutter Speed 1/250 Nikkor 50mm f/1.8
People find answers when they drink, right?
La gente encuentra respuestas cuand toma, ¿cierto?
-------------------------- HOW I MADE ANALOGUE PHOTOGRAPHY REDSCALE ------------------------------
I putted this film backwards by loading it into other film magazine or canister in a dark room ( every time I develop at the lab, I ask them to keep it and give it back to me), and sticking it to the tip of the already empty canister, so when shooting, the light had to get through the colored part of the emusion and then get captured by the film, I really liked the effect, just not the expusure to all of them, since I must have metered +2 stops, not as if I had a "normal" film.
Here's a link of how to do it: fmphotocourses.blogspot.com/2007/07/how-to-make-redscale-...
I got really inspired with the concepts and tittles in this roll =)
---------------------- COMO HICE FOTOGRAFÍA ANALOGA EN ESCALA DE ROJOS ---------------------------
Puse este rollo alreves, mediante meterlo a otro magazine en un cuarto oscuro (el tubito metálico que lo contiene, cada vez que revelo en una laboratorio, les pido que lo guarden y me lo regresen), y pegandolo a la parte restante de rollo del magazine vacío, entonces, cuando tomas la fotografía, la luz tiene que pasar primero por el lado de la emusión que tiene color en el rollo y luego la captura, realmente me gustó este efecto, pero no tanto el tiempo de exposición en todas, ya que debí haber calculado la luz con +2 pasos, no como si tuviera un rollo "normal".
Aqui hay un link de como hacerlo: fmphotocourses.blogspot.com/2007/07/how-to-make-redscale-...
Me inspiré demasiado con los conceptos y los títulos de éste rollo =)
Quiz #16 06/23/08 – 07/06/08
This week’s quiz is a rather poor shot in low light. Despite this we can see some very bold field marks, mainly yellow underparts and a dark black throat. With such bright colors in this combination certainly the New World warblers and perhaps a few orioles come to mind, but little else. In terms of the orioles only really Hooded and young male Orchard Orioles could fit this bird due to the extent of the black bib and the fact that we can see some yellow feathers on the side of the face telling us that this bird does not have a totally black head as in Baltimore, for example. We can eliminate both probably by tail length and shape alone but, more definitively by foot color, being grayish blue in the orioles and pink in the quiz bird.
In terms of black bibbed, yellow warblers we have a few somewhat unexpected group of birds. In terms of full species Hooded, Bachman’s and Townsend’s are really the only three. But we must also consider Hermit x Townsend hybrids as well as Blue-winged x Golden-winged Warbler hybrids, specifically Lawrence’s Warbler. MacGillivray’s Warbler was guessed but can be eliminated, along with Mourning, by the yellow on the sides of the face and the jet black throat instead of a mottled looking throat. Not a bad guess though, as many other plumage characteristics fit nicely. (See tail pattern discussion below as well.) Townsend’s can be eliminated by the lack of black streaks down the flanks and upper breast. However, one could argue that a combination of Hermit (who’s bib matches quite well) and Townsend’s (which has yellow underparts) could fit well. To eliminate others we have to look at the undertail coverts (which are in slight shadow) and tail pattern (which is somewhat out of focus.) Even though both Lawrence’s and Bachman’s are nearly spot-on in terms of other plumage considerations both have/had white or whitish undertail coverts and bold subterminal black bars on the rectrices (tail feathers) neither of which are present. Plus, like last quiz’s inclusion of Ivory-billed Woodpecker, I likely would not be writing this if I had taking a picture of a Bachman’s Warbler because I would have suffered a massive heart-attack from the shock. The same eliminating features are true for both Hermit and Townsend’s Warblers and subsequent hybrids. So we are left with Hooded Warbler and, indeed when we look at the tail pattern of this species with the broad nearly completely white outer rectrices, it’s a match.
I took this shot of a singing male HOODED WARBLER in Olmsted Township, Ohio (west of Cleveland) on a recent trip. I have included another, much better
shot of this guy. Low numbers of answers this time. Not a complaint just an observation. I always find this part of the quiz very interesting. Maybe this was a difficult one? Or maybe people are spending more time outside!
Answer Breakdown:
MacGillivray’s Warbler – 1
Hooded Warbler – 1
ANSWER:
HOODED WARBLER
CONGRATULATIONS:
Larry McQueen
Alison Taylor and Ian Rainey with Washington Post Live editor Mary Jordan at the Washington Post event "America Answers: Fix My Commute." Studio Theatre, 1501 14th St NW, Washington, DC.
Hearing of Michel Barnier, designate Commissioner for Internal Market and Services (Brussels, 13 January 2009).
Before the new European Commission can take office the proposed new Commissioners must pass often tough Question and Answer sessions in front of Members of the European Parliament. Each committee questions the person who will be responsible for that dossier on issues ranging from their CV to political views. The last time this happened not all candidates passed muster as MEPs must sign off on them before they can take office.
Read more: www.europarl.europa.eu/hearings/default.htm?language=en
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