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Last batch of uploads now. Meant to do all these a while ago, and they just sorta...piled up. Entry for forced perspective contest over at LCN, I'll add it when I write the backstory.
EDIT: Backstory added.
Log entry.//< 1354.
0200 hours, 3rd may, 2555.
Cpl Alex Davidson.-/::/
"My squad was dropped over the Covenant installation yesterday. We were test subjects for some new ONI prototype armour, meant for snipers. Comfortin' to know your life's in the hands of untested equipment, ain't it? Anyway, we had to blow the installation. Seems like a tall order for one squad, but we are ODSTS. Sergeant Hall spread us out along the ridge, assigning each of us a target to detonate in sync. As I lined my scope up on my target, some kind of fuel battery, I think, I began to get scared. Who wouldn't? It was just ten of us, versus a whole installation of Covenant! Pushing such thoughts out of my head, I tried to steady my breathing. Now, the target was all that mattered."
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Biometric fingerprint access unit, to control manage and monitor door entry. User, date and time records stored for reporting if required, quick and easy additions and deletions to ensure full security at all times. Can be standalone unit or networked into existing IT system.
Folleto de venta de IBM Argentina para sistemas AS/Entry y Model Y10 (principios de los '90). Estas computadoras eran una transición entre AS/360 y AS/400 (un AS/400 con menos cosas).
Mas info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_System/36#The_AS.2FEntry_.28940...
Folleto de venta de IBM Argentina para sistemas AS/Entry y Model Y10 (principios de los '90). Estas computadoras eran una transición entre AS/360 y AS/400 (un AS/400 con menos cosas).
Mas info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_System/36#The_AS.2FEntry_.28940...
We recently put our house up for sale and today was the first day that we had to be out for a significant amount of time, while several viewings took place. Naomi left early, taking Maisie and Jack with her, leaving me behind to straighten the house out. The reason for this is that Maisie loves "helping" with whatever it is we are doing. Unfortunately, this "help" usually involves getting in to mischief and undoing whatever we are trying to achieve.
We ended up spending the afternoon at Marwell Zoo and this photograph sums up Maisie's naughty side perfectly. Terrible Twos, I guess. Roll on Maisie turning three!
Georgia Army National Guardsman, Spc. Austin Ingham, lays constantine wire during the set up of entry control point south at Fort Stewart, Ga. on April 17, 2019. The unit conducted several vehicle and identification checks at the entry control points.
U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Tori Miller.
Fuji-Q High Land (Kawaguchiko) - 10 Agosto 2010
Entry Plug all'interno dell'attrazione "Evangelion:World"
©2010 Andrea Bonvissuto
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Wheels Day hosted by Surrey Street Rodders
Photography by South Coast Automotive Photography
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Members of the 301st Chemical Company from the Kentucky National Guard direct traffic during recovery operations in the city of West Liberty, which was hit by a tornado on March 2. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. David Page, Kentucky National Guard, Public Affairs)
Post-Acop. In this you see a modded Assualt Carbine, MP7, MGL, PSGI, x2 MP5 SMGs, a frag grenade, a KABAR, and a custom .50 caliber machine gun with a search light.
The fig consists of a Dino Attack(Dino 2010) torso with brown hands, Dk Blue pants, a modded Indy face and a Brickforge camo painted helmet with googles.
Alicia Carter
Pattern: Barrels of Fun - by Karen Snyder (Found in her book Fat Quarter Fun).
Quilt Size - Twin
This view of the Atmospheric Entry Simulator shows everything except its light-gas gun, which was located behind the exhaust duct elbow and far wall. Visible from left to right are the air reservoir, test section, and exhaust duct. The test section was fitted with 12 shadowgraph stations. Note that most components are mounted on rails to allow easy access.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: A-24013
Date: July 1958
This was my entry into the Student Lindt Chocolate Competition that we conducted at George Brown. There's a lot of things I wish I could change about my centerpiece. First of all, I wish I put the top tea cup on the bottom so you can see the detail that went into painting the flowers on it. And I really wish I took a picture downstairs before I brought it upstairs, because I had no idea that I would break it upon setting it down on the mirror.
While they were judging, I was totally expecting the stack of tea cups to fall over, and that it would be a mess but it did withstand the few hours they were in there judging.