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Now gutted, this little box once housed all of the controls for loading coal from the raised track's dump (foreground), into the main body of the tower.
How to control anger ? What is anger management?
Pujya Niruma gives a very practical way out - once you regain your composure, analyze the situation where you lost your temper. See what went wrong. Find out your own faults in the incident. Study it and resolve never to repeat this mistake again. You may get angry in many situations, but keep on resolving not to repeat such mistakes. Gradually, you will free yourself from the dangers of anger. Watch this video on anger management.
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Controlling the international trade in chemicals is crucial for safeguarding non-proliferation of chemical weapons
On Scene of a CONTROLLED BURN at 1200 East Kansas City Road at Mahaffie Farmstead in Olathe on April 6, 2012 at about 920 hours.
Picture ID# 3941
Rules of Composition
- this composition is allowed when the Background is plain with one color or a certain pattern
Why is this a good picture
- the subject is clearly focused on, and the background is plain and simple, doesn't have too much texture and it follows the rule of composition
How can this be improved
- if the photo was taken from a distance, a bit further will make the background stand out. Control the brightness on the right and left side of the photo
Was reminded of these controlled burn photos from last year, so thought I'd post a couple of my favorites....
Controlled burn by Dane County Park personnel at Cam-Rock Park in Cambridge, Wisconsin. April 28, 2009.
I can see Mr Taylor (driver on SVR at the time of writing) talking to the second man, I guess Saltley men worked this train as it had numerous different locos on it over the years?
Also JT in the blue slacks who worked at control Brum (?) and probably fixed this big xot TE beast.
I had to leap back to Nuneaton for nightshift (M'Lud).
Gluing Basilica windows to a foam and duct-tape armature. The armature should hold them in a nice, regular, pentagonal shape while I fit extra columns and a top to fix them together properly.
Did'nt get to see the blue plane fly...it has a wing span of about six to eight feet from wingtip to cockpit!!! Huge plane!
All the computing activity happens here, with no dependency on
controlling computer or any part of the robot body. It has heavy duty construction and is easily exchangeable, which is useful for upgrades or replacements.
In the past I've taken photos of Tom's and my brothers guitars, so I thought it was time to photograph my own. Here's a couple of photos of my Epiphone Dot which I've owned for about the last 7 years.
Part of the woods caught on fire at Stony Creek Metropark on April 1, 2010. The green in the background is the prairie area that also burned.
There was a controlled burn of my favorite prairie at the mountain bike trails/Shelden Estates area of Stony Creek Metropark on April 1, 2010.
It looks like some of the fire spread to the woods. I guess that makes it uncontrolled.
An article about the burn appeared in the Oakland Post:
oaklandpostonline.com/2010/04/06/local/stopping-the-sprea...
My first attempt at using a strobe in landscapes, and I think I'm hooked. SB-28 off camera at 1/3 power with 20" exposure to burn in the rest. It was close to total darkness.
Control House at Gatún Locks, Panama Canal, 1965. Each control tower has a model board of the lock system governed by that tower. Note the wraparound deck, where staff often ate lunch. Approaching at the higher level of the canal.
Panama016 5/02
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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