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Nettuno - chiesa SM Goretti - dramatic ligh - modding on Hue-color equalizer - HDR with dynamic photo 4.3
Perspective macro shot of the equalizer display of the professional digital betacam recorder. Shallow dof. Visible data: sound scale, decibels, meters with gray gradation, white and red digits You can purchase this photo for commercial use in high-res and without watermark here: j.mp/greycoastphoto || If you have any issues with finding specific image, please contact me: danr@yandex.com
Funny story. I'v been looking or a board for a couple of weeks now, but not finding one I was happy with.
At the same time I decided to thin the bike herd from the living room, and posted my Mountain Cycle - San Andreas. So up went the pick to craigs list.
About this same time I fine a 7'4" JC, just down the road. I email back and forth with the owner, making sure the board is available and such. Then I get a hit on the San Andreas. From guess who. Craigslist obscures your identity, so he had no idea he was sending a message to me. The one who wanted his board.
Worked out perfectly in the end;
He got a bike he's wanted for years (its an older San Andreas)
I got a board that should be perfect for the summer
And it was an even trade, i.e...
He didn't have to turn over the $$$ to his wife
I didn't need to beg my wife for the $$$
Perfect ending....
Now, lets all hope for a nice summer depression in the Pacific.
There's a shadow you enter into, that disappears within seconds of crossing its borders. Your eyes adjust, and all that black equalizes back to seeming the same as the rest. Entering in from Clementsvale Road, the old Grand Lake Road starts wide and worthy of any vehicle. Slowly narrowing with a grass strip down the center, then falling into muddy ruts and puddles. It's a slowly spotted gauntlet to run, a mildly menacing embrace of branches, reaching out to grab you. It's getting close, maybe claustrophobic, don't you know but don't ignore it. Wet weather brings what little colour remains alive, those last few beech leaves hanging on, orange sparks in the grey branches. All the way down to the spillway, where water drains from a flooded lake. Low line exposing long dead trucks, marking their deaths, concrete cairn and your dam sure. I intend to make it to the end, good enough reason to keep going. Keep showing up at the places where roads run out and tall tales get cut short in the forest. I'm a tired hiker, always been one, spreading low level energy just thin enough for the distance. Calming down that writhing restlessness, make me mellow. Breathing deep the forest vapour – fill my lungs, get low.
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‘The Equalizer 2’ premiere at TCL Chinese Theater – Arrivals on 17 Jul 2018.
celebgrid.com/kimberly-caldwell-at-the-equalizer-2-arrivals/
A physical volume controller based on the functionalities of an equalizer.
itp.nyu.edu/shows/winter2012/physical-equalizer/
by:
ANNE-MARIE LAVIGNE
SARAH ROTHBERG
This is a 360 degree view of Equalizer Lake. You can see the buildings on the left is where I used to work. I posted adrian3.com/3/15 if you are curious to learn a little more about the panoramic shots I have been posting recently.
At Brewery Ommegang, a 35,000-gallon equalizer receives waste from the beer-making process and feeds into a 150,000 gallon aeration basin in Cooperstown, N.Y., on May 21, 2015. In the aeration basin, microorganisms break down organics to remove nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus before water is discharged from the plant. “We consider wastewater the front of the train at the building. Without wastewater we can’t do anything. We can’t brew; we can’t package,” said Joe Poliseno, brewing manager at Brewery Ommegang. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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Vivek Ranadive, Governor-Sacramento Kings, having a chat with the students of Sitaram Mill Compound BMC School, Lower Parel, during NBA, Indiana Pacers and Sacramento Kings Legacy Project / AIF's Digital Equalizer program in Mumbai photographed on October 5, 2019. Photograph by Abhijit Bhatlekar
Sam Lanahan of Dorchester Town Celebrates scoring the equalizing goal with Antonio Diaz of Dorchester Town during the Evo-Stik League South Premier match between Weymouth and Dorchester Town at The Bob Lucas Stadium. Radipole Lane Weymouth England 26 December 2017 IMG 7836 Photo Phillip Standfield
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....can anything be said ?
"on equalizing things".
chuang - tzu
On an exposed ridge, high on Ruapehu, in the volcanic scree, black stone, under the melting snow, things are equal. All is one.
Group of 3 danish guys doing Advanced Open Water course at Crystal Dive Resort with PADI Master Instructor Torben Gregersen, here during their Adventure Peak Performance Bouyancy dive, where they are improving thier ability to stay on the same spot and with small adjustments to the lung volumen moving slightly up and down. Time of the year is start of August 2010.
great they take a show from the 80's staring david roche and name a mandalorian astriod belt after where as me i just keep going and going and going.....
Wren Rovers advanced to the next round with a 4-2 penalty shootout win over tital rivals Longridge Town. The game finished with 10 players on each side and Longridge equalized in the last minute
After shootouts Meveščak wins a point against Austrian Linz...
Medveščak had a lead 3:1 after the first period, with goals from Morley (11', 13') and Netik (19'), while Brod (16') scored for guests. Linz equalized through Lebler (25') and Locke (28'). Zagreb players scored for the lead again through Olden (38'), but only a minute before the end of the second period Lukas equalized again. The third period and overtime went with no goals, and in shootout the Linz goalkeeper Ouzas excelled and defended all three shots from Medveščak players, and Leber was the only one to score for the win.
»It's a shame, I am sorry that we missed the win. Everything was on our side, but we obviously still have a problem with powerplay. It started well, but Linz came back quickly and didn't surrender to the end«, commented Sašo Rajsar, and added: »We don't have much time until the next game. We must do the work to get even better and revenge to Villach for the away loss from the season start, in front of our supporters.«
The Bears hold the 9th position with 12 points, and their next game is already on Tuesday, in Zagreb, vs. Villach (7.15 p.m.)
KHL Medveščak Zagreb –EC LIWEST Blak Wings Linz 4:5 SO
(3:1, 1:3, 0:0, 0:0, 0:1)
EBEL, The Ice Hall of Dom sportova, 4789 spectators
Referees: TRILAR V., ZRNIC M.; PAGON N., ZGONC G.
GOALS:
1:0 MZA Morley T. (10:04 / Poyhonen M.,Privitera A. / EQ)
2:0 MZA Morley T. (12:12 / Olden S. / EQ)
2:1 EHL Broda J. (15:54 / Dowell J.,Hofer F. / PP)
3:1 MZA Netik T. (18:14 / Tikkanen H.,Morley T. / 5:3 PP)
3:2 EHL Lebler B. (24:08 / Locke C.,D'Aversa J. / EQ)
3:3 EHL Locke C. (27:51 / Lukas R.,Lebler B. / EQ)
4:3 MZA Olden S. (37:21 / Morley T.,Jankovic I. / EQ)
4:4 EHL Lukas R. (38:58 / Hofer F.,Locke C. / EQ)
4:5 EHL Lebler B. (65:00 / GWS)
SHOOTS ON GOAL: 42- 43
PENALTIES: 12 min- 29 min
MEDVEŠČAK: MacIntyre D. / Privitera A., Cepon M., Poyhonen M., Ficur B., Tikkanen H., Kudelka T., Kegalj B. / Brine D., Zanoski T., Simsic N., Olden S., Mahbod S., Jarcov L., Jankovic I., Koskiranta T., Netik T., Rajsar S., Morley T., Aviani M.
LIWEST BW LINZ: Janny F. / D'Aversa J., Dorion M., Kragl G., Freunschlag S., Kirchschläger E., Fechtig B., Lukas R., Piche S. / Lebler B., Ober L., Schofield R., Franz D., Broda J., Lukas P., Dowell J., Hofer F., Spannring P., Gaffal S., Moderer K., Locke C.
The Equalizer, greeing fans at the world premiere of "Hot Fuzz". Not the best pic of him, but the rain was awful, the crowd was huge and hey it's The Equalizer!
Vivek Ranadive, Governor-Sacramento Kings, having a chat with the students of Sitaram Mill Compound BMC School, Lower Parel, during NBA, Indiana Pacers and Sacramento Kings Legacy Project / AIF's Digital Equalizer program in Mumbai photographed on October 5, 2019. Photograph by Abhijit Bhatlekar