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This cobalt glass salt shaker from the Sandwich Glass Museum store, in Sandwich, MA, was a gift from one of my wife's relatives. I love salt on my food, but my blood pressure has creeped up over the years, and I have to give it up for good. This photograph is my farewell to salt - goodbye, old friend, I'll miss you.
NATO Communications and Information Systems Group (NCISG) commander, General Thomas Franz, briefs his officers during Exercise Steadfast Cobalt (SFCT) 2015 in Walcz, Poland.
NATO troops from over 20 countries including Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Belgium, the UK and France have taken part in Exercise Steadfast Cobalt 2015 (SFCT 2015) from the 4th May to 5th June in Walcz, Poland. SFCT 2015 is an Allied Commnd Operation, NATO Response Force (NRF) exercise, designed to serve as a key element in the training and evaluation of NRF 2016 within its certification process by the Commander of Joint Force Command (JFC) Brunssum. There are almost twice the number of participating units as for the same excercise last year.
One of our most priciest ingredients, it's used in all of our blue glazes.
I don't wear my glasses while making glazes, I wouldn't be able to wear the mask if I did. That and they'd get really dusty with some not so nice stuff.
Troops and support staff from 25 NATO nations have taken part in Exercise Steadfast Cobalt 17, during May in Kaunas, Lithuania to test and evaluate communication systems in support of the enhanced NATO Response Force (eNRF). NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7
Classic 1978 Cobalt 19' Bowrider in good shape for her age. She is powered by a powerful GM 5.0L and has a nice Evinrude 9.9 Kicker for trolling. Bimini is in good shape. Bow area can be completely closed off for warmth during the colder months of striper season. Nice solid fiberglassic to get you on the water for a low price. Titled galvanized trailer included. $3,400
Commander NATO CIS Group (NCISG), Major General Walter Huhn, congratulates all particpants on the succesful completion of Exercise Steadfast Cobalt in Kaunas, Lithuania, May 2017. NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7
NATO Allies work closely during Exercise Steadfast Cobalt 17 in Kaunas, Lithuania, during May 2017. NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7
the golden gate bridge and san francisco skyline from fort barry - golden gate national recreation area, marin county, california
cobalt art moments - Snapshots of six years, photos shared online as cobalt, cobalt123 and cobalt please, a set of 9 cards with 36 images. I am also online with Google+ and have posted most of my best photography there for the last six years.
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This Cobalt Qube ran the Newted Community site for several years before the hard drive finally died of a hardware conniption. I have also posted a series of images documenting the disassembly and extraction of the hard drive.
The Elite of the Elite the Cobalt Guard are often spoke about in hushed rumors through out the Cobra organization. Operating in shadows and secrecy no one is sure of thier actual numbers they are trusted with missions of the highest priority.
Saw this on ebay and had to have it.
Cobalt is known as the Silver Capital of Canada, and is also claimed to be Ontario's most historic town. Silver was discovered in 1908, and the town boasted a population of 20,000 at one point, with the first electric car system north of Toronto, and its own stock exchange. Stock market crash in 1929 spelled the end of the silver rush.
Exercise Steadfast Cobalt is NATO's main command and control exercise and is designed to primarily test and evaluate communication systems in support of the enhanced NATO Response Force (eNRF). This year some 25 nations from over 35 NATO Force Structure units have participated. NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7
My life size cobalt blue head. Makes a nice avatar for me, too! This is a photo representing a tour in the group flickrTours. Here is the link:
Troops and support staff from 25 NATO nations have taken part in Exercise Steadfast Cobalt 17, during May in Kaunas, Lithuania to test and evaluate communication systems in support of the enhanced NATO Response Force (eNRF). NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7
Following info taken from Wikipedia.
The Cobalt RaQ 2 is a 1U rackmount server product line developed by Cobalt Networks, Inc. (later purchased by Sun Microsystems) featuring a modified Red Hat Linux operating system and a proprietary GUI for server management. The RaQ 2 systems were equipped with MIPS CPUs.
The Cobalt RaQ2 was the third product line produced by Cobalt Networks; the first was the Cobalt Qube followed by the Cobalt RaQ. The introduction of the Cobalt RaQ2 was a success for the company. Many ISPs purchased and stacked the units in their computer rooms and used the RaQ 2 units to sell dedicated hosting services to their clients.
This unit was replaced by the RaQ3, then RaQ4, then the XTR, which was finally replaced by the RaQ 550 which was then discontinued by Sun Microsystems.
Please take a look at www.retrocomputers.eu for more info about my retro computer collection.
Meu primeiro Mavalinha. <3 <3 <3
Comprei na mesma loja onde comprei o China Glaze da foto anterior. O que me chamou a atenção foi o cartaz de 50% de desconto na prateleira dos Mavalas, mas antes de ficar totalmente feliz me certifiquei de que não era apenas pra linha de tratamento. Sim, era pros esmaltes também, aeaeaeaeaeae. A variedade de cores não era lá essas coisas, como era de se esperar. Catei esse azul, porque azul é sempre uma boa pedida, tinha colocado na cestinha junto com os ChG, aí a minha tia resolveu me dá-lo de presente de Natal/aniversário, porque ela não tinha levado nada pra mim. <3
Gostei da qualidade, bem pigmentado, fica bom com duas camadas, só amassou um pouco porque tenho a mania de pintar tarde e aí não tem muito o que fazer, né. Só achei o cheiro um pouco estranho se comparado com as outras marcas. Queria que esse fosse o primeiro de muitos, mas vamos ser realistas, vai demorar pra outro vidrinho mimoso desses entrar na minha coleção. :P
MOC: Cobalt Speedster. This started out as an attempt to find out just how long the nose of the car would get if I used those long curved slopes. The answer is 'long'.
Classic 1978 Cobalt 19' Bowrider in good shape for her age. She is powered by a powerful GM 5.0L and has a nice Evinrude 9.9 Kicker for trolling. Bimini is in good shape. Bow area can be completely closed off for warmth during the colder months of striper season. Nice solid fiberglassic to get you on the water for a low price. Titled galvanized trailer included. $3,400
MOC: Cobalt Speedster. I've done some blue sports cars before (the Blue Fury, among others), but blue really was the colour I felt fit this one best.
Polo-Cobalt Blue
KOVALUM.COM
$59.50
Slim fitting polo shirt for a sleek, tailored silhouette. Featuring a smooth knit and a pick stitch collar, it's versatile enough to be worn with jeans or with chinos at a laid back office.
Made from bamboo and organic cotton with some spandex for a snug fit. 67% bamboo rayon, 27% organic cotton, 6% spandex.
Unlike most polo shirts, ours will keep its sleek shape and rich colour without fading or fuzzing.
Colour: Cobalt Blue
With Kovalum sleeve and "unity" hem patches. No chest pocket.
Sizes: M, L, XL
Made in Canada.
Care: Machine wash cold water. Do not bleach. Hang to dry or tumble dry low heat.
Exercise Steadfast Cobalt is NATO's main command and control exercise and is designed to primarily test and evaluate communication systems in support of the enhanced NATO Response Force (eNRF). This year some 25 nations from over 35 NATO Force Structure units have participated. NATO photo by SSgt Dan Bardsley GBRA OR7