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The 6MSP is the formal diplomatic meeting of the 119 States—which as to the date of meeting—had accepted the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, including 19 Signatories.
A stem of clustered roses grows in a rose garden at the park and arboretum in Davenport. Image taken last summer, August 2016.
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This doesn't show all the pylons, but it gives you an idea of how they are clustered, I think so that they don't steal wind from another one. Incidentally, I am pretty sure that this is not the wind farm we saw from Ilchulbong.
Update, October 2014: Another replacement, and for much the same reasons, oversharpened, contrast too high, edge artefacts from not using a layer mask. Anyways, this I think is a better rendition of the basic file.
HPC 9-node multi-PC cluster from workshop using mixed system types. The white system is the cluster master node.
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Ramsgate Harbour under a dark rain cloud. The sailing ship which arrived and moored less than hour previously looks a bit incongruous amongs other vessels
Solidago glomerata flowering on the Alpine Meadow along the Grandfather Trail on Grandfather Mountain. These plants are Southern Appalachian endemics with a narrow range restricted to Western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. They grow only at high elevations (above 5000 ft) on balds and rocky outcrops, in wet areas and in open spruce-fir forest habitat. I saw them first around the Animal Habitats on Grandfather Mountain and in several places along the Grandfather Trail across the ridge of the mountain. Another place to look for them is Mount Mitchell. They stand out from other goldenrod species by their exceptionally large flower heads.
The 6MSP is the formal diplomatic meeting of the 119 States—which as to the date of meeting—had accepted the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, including 19 Signatories.
Cluster figs grow in a huge cluster, hence the name. These were found growing at the base of a tree.