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Going shopping at the Real Canadian Superstore (located at 2901 8th Street East in Saskatoon) on Saturday, April 17, 2010 proved to be heartbreaking, as they removed some of my most favourite automatic sliding doors. Memories can be found here.
I based this off the USAS-12 and SPAS-15 (Not 12. 15.) I know its kind of half assed, its my first try at a shotgun without someone elses peices.
The Casio quartz has no change to beat the Seiko monster.
Love the lume which I can see during the long night.
Test drive in Coimbra of the K C35A with a "wrong" 1.55V silver battery.
Cheapo 200ASA Kodak color negative film.
Cool 3D effect of chandelier light's reflection
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My grandfather used to hang a tennis ball from a piece of fishing line to aid my grandmother in parking her car in the garage.
This is my take on the concept.
Automatic Hospital Door
1. Widely used in the operating room,clean room
2. Automatic,Sealed, Silent, Reliable
3. Single leaf
DITEC automation has indeed been selected for the prestigious Galleria Ferrari entrance in Maranello, the company museum where past, present and future of the legendary prancing horse brand are perfectly blended to allow all visitors to relive the charm of one of most fascinating Italian legends.
Military Museum: Modern Weapons, Small Arms Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Pfc. Grant A. Nabors, a squad automatic weapon gunner from South Carolina National Guard’s 118th Infantry completes the land navigation portion of Bravo Company’s Fire Team Competition at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo. The Greenville S.C., native and his team completed the stations that covered basic soldiering skills, such as land navigation, reacting to fire, radio communication and treating injuries. The competition style training helped motivate the infantrymen to stay focused and work harder, said Nabors. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Angela Parady, 121st Public Affairs Detachment.)