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My first self-processed roll - we'll all see tomorrow how good it turned out, I promise. I can't wait to start scanning, but I must - going out for the evening.
Come join our weekly Salsa or Bachata Dance Class. It’s a great way to learn and develop your dance skills and practice as you enjoy the fun. salsabortropical.com
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Albert dock, the Museum of Liverpool and the new canal link infront of The Three Graces. Seen from the roof of The Royal Liver Building
The ASF joins together with the teaching pros at the Windham Country Club to offer a comprehensive golf instruction program for beginning and novice golfers. Participants will spend a lot of time at the driving range working on their swing, and will move to the practice green to develop their putting stroke. Pros will cover the basics of golf etiquette before turning the participants loose for a round of golf. Windham Country Club, Windham, NY.
he developed a big bladder stone? that couldn't be removed any other way than chirurgical. so he had a surgery about two weeks ago-everything went well, he was a good boy-didn't bite or scratch the scar, had a course of antibiotics and painkiller and a week ago the vet said he's a picture of health YAY :D
Developing a Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework Target 2
Session 9 - Enabling environment for restoration: Capacity needs for restoration & Draft Resource Manual for Target 2
22 - 24 November 2023 – FAO headquarters – Rome, Italy November 2023
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It was already well-known that in World War I, the Germans developed long-range artillery and bombed Paris from the German lines. As a result, the Treaty of Versailles banned the future development of the German heavy artillery, including heavy machine guns. Howver, the treaty did not salt is about rockets, which resulted in the development of "V” weapons, or "vengenace weapons" with the technique of German missiles. The "V" was short for "Vergeltungswaffen", roughly translated "vengenace weapons". They had two main types: V-1 and V-2. The V-1 was a cruise missile that employed a gasoline-powered pulse-jet engine, could produce a thrust of about 1,100 pounds. The V-1 was originally called the Fieseler Fi-103, and nickname „Höllenbund = Hellhound”. V-1 test flights began in 1941 over the Peenemunde range. The V-2 was deviloped at the same time, the technical name is Aggregat-4 (A-4), and was the world's first long-range controlled ballistic missile. The first test flight of a V-2 rocket was carried out on October 3, 1942. The rocket reached 85 kilometers, flew for 296 seconds and fell into the Baltic Sea after 190 kilometers. The V-2 rocket also became the first artificial object to travel into space by crossing the Kármán line (edge of space) with the vertical launch of MW-18014 test rocket on 20 June 1944. Development of the rocket is associated with the first civilian employee of the German missile research facility, the name Wernher von Braun aircraft engineer. He was the one who moved to the United States in 1945 after occupying base of Peenemunde by Allied Troops, and in the mid-1960s developed the Saturn V super-seavy launcher from the V-2 rocket at the Apollo program for the human discoverry of the Moon. The rocket had three stages, and was powered by liquid fuel, flown between 1967-1973, it was used for nine crewed flights to the Moon, and to launch Skylab, the first American space station. Theresore, the base of Peenemunde is also a referendum to the "cradle of modern space travel".
Between August 1943 and March 1945, the US Air Force and the Royal Air Force made a series of bombings in the framework of Hydra (otherwise: Operation Crossbow). As a result of the attacks, the Germans had the rocket manufacturing to underground plants and moving their experimental work to Poland and Austria. The V-1 rocket was already manufactured near Kassel, and one of the venues of V-2 production was in the abandoned gypsum mine of the southern Harz Mountains near Nordhausen. This mine was enormous enough for a 1-mile of extensive facilities to be recruited from Buchenwald's concentration camp at the end of August 1943. The secret name of the completed underground factory and sub-camp became "Dora". Officials estimate that from 1943 until 1945, 60,000 prisoners worked in these factories. Of these, 20,000 had died from various causes including starvation, fatigue and execution. The Wehrmacht and SS fired about 3200 rockets at English and other Western European cities under the term „Vengeance Weapon 2 (V-2)”.
The model you can see here, was created based on blueprints for the large-scale series (Baurehie B) from 1944. The colour including the picture of a naked woman sitting in the crescent moon, follows the paintwork of the original prototype 4 (Baurehie A).