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Exercise ARRCADE CAESAR 2015 (AC15), is a study of the Allied Campaign in Sicily (Operation HUSKY) in 1943. With Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) permanently comitted as a High Readiness Force (LAND) HQ and fulfilling the NATO Joint Task Force HQ commitment since 01 July 2015, the Commander is keen to exploit the opportunity provided by AC15 to bring the ARRC team together in order to enhance their understanding and demands across the land, sea and air domains.
The exercise provides an invaluable opportunity to develop mutual understanding, to enhance component synergy and, using the past as a handrail, to provoke challenging discussion and debate on how to tackle the operational level challenges they may face in the future.
(NATO photo/WO2 Dan Harmer GBR Army)
Little Caesars (1,904 square feet)
10119 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA
This location opened in December 2014; it was originally a Burger Chef, which opened in October 1961 and closed in the mid 1970s. It became a T.A.E. Imported Parts in April 1976, which relocated here in March 1979, Virginia Motorcycle Supply in April 1979, which relocated to 10539 Jefferson Avenue in winter 1986, Johnny's Frozen Custard in January 1994, which closed in September 2001, and Labor Ready in the mid 2000s, which closed in the mid 2010s.
Little Caesars
1101 West Little Creek Road, Norfolk, VA
This location opened in winter 2017 and was originally located here; it was originally part of a Burger King, which was built and opened in 1973. It became China Express in 1993, which closed in 2016
Exercise ARRCADE CAESAR 2015 (AC15), is a study of the Allied Campaign in Sicily (Operation HUSKY) in 1943. With Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (HQ ARRC) permanently comitted as a High Readiness Force (LAND) HQ and fulfilling the NATO Joint Task Force HQ commitment since 01 July 2015, the Commander is keen to exploit the opportunity provided by AC15 to bring the ARRC team together in order to enhance their understanding and demands across the land, sea and air domains.
The exercise provides an invaluable opportunity to develop mutual understanding, to enhance component synergy and, using the past as a handrail, to provoke challenging discussion and debate on how to tackle the operational level challenges they may face in the future.
(NATO photo/WO2 Dan Harmer GBR Army)
Little Caesars (2,290 square feet)
925 Diamond Springs Road, Virginia Beach, VA
This location opened in 2015; it was originally a Signet Bank, which opened on January 16th, 1990 and closed in winter 1998. It became a Zoots Dry Cleaning in the early 2000s, which closed in the early 2010s.
Mashup of a Skillet Diner caesar dressing recipe and Nom Nom Paleo's mayonnaise recipe. To be tossed with fresh kale and homemade torn croutons and served with a nice juicy steak.
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Julio-Claudians’ Parade – XIII: Marcellus
At different times, different historical figures have been recognized in this portrait, probably, depicting a private citizen. In the past, Brutus, the murder of Caesar, has been identified in this portrait, later, Agrippa Posthumous, son of Julia and grandson of Augustus. In recent time, many scholars recognize in this sculpture Marcellus, son of Octavia, and appointed by his uncle Augustus as successor to the throne. He died young in 23 BC.
The identification of the portrayed character is still an open problem. Anyway the hairstyle and the smooth treatment of the facial surfaces fix the date of the sculpture to the last quarter of the first century BC.
Roman portrait
Exhibition “Augustus Revolution”
Early Augustus’ reign
From Tiber, Rome
Museo Nazionale Romano, Palazzo Massimo - Roma
Caesar got tired of being monochrome, so he sucked the all the color out of the world and appropriated it for his own polychromatic benefit.
Another visit from Caesar means another portrait of my favorite part-time dog.
112 pounds of sweetness.
Strobist Info: Optical slave flash into umbrella camera-left, triggered by hotshoe flash turned to the side.
I bought an old plastic toy camera at a local thrift store. It is a Photoflex mx-35 35mm camera from the the 80's. This is what I took with it!!
Caesar it was who recolonized Corinth in 44 BC, after the Roman general Mummus had destroyed the Greek city in 146 BC. The naked figure on the right is said to represent Julius Caesar.
Caesar woke up suddenly from his fantasy and realized that his campaign to conquer and claim the Moon for Rome was all just a day dream. After all, how could he have really gotten up there to claim it?
Little Caesars (1,203 square feet)
1508 Sams Circle, Suite 105, Walmart Way Crossing, Chesapeake, VA
Opened in 2014, lobby renovated in 2018
Little Caesars
15482 Warwick Boulevard, Suite A2, Newport News, VA
Opened October 9th, 2020; originally part of Twin B Auto Parts (August 1988-1994), later Dairy Queen (September 16th, 1995-April 2017)
We walked by this statue at Caesars Palace and I instantly recognized it from gervasius's flickr - so I had to copy him! You can see his image here: www.flickr.com/photos/gervasius/497639465/in/set-72157600... [it's much better]