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2016-11-09: An official speaking during Evaluation Week: Feeding Africa Strengthening Agriculture and Food Security.
U.S. Air Force Airmen with the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina Air National Guard, respond to simulated mortar attacks and self-aid buddy care and scenarios during a Certified Readiness Evaluation, Sept. 9, 2013. Members of the 169th Fighter Wing are conducting the CRE, which assesses their ability to operate safely and efficiently in a deployed chemical combat environment. (U.S. Air National Guard courtesy photo by Master Sgt. Ed McQueen/Released)
Lunch break while grading research proposals for the Swedish research council (VR) with the evaluation commity for Processes in Ground, air and water. It was of course water in the glases.
Researcher discussing with field supervisors in banana field. Photo by IITA. (file name: PL_418). ONLY low res available.
2016-11-09: Amadou Dahou, Government Cote d'ivoire, Human Rights sharing a frame with Laurent paga, APNODE during Evaluation Week: Feeding Africa Strengthening Agriculture and Food Security.
Canta en Primavera - Festival Coral Internacional
11. - 15. März 2015 | Málaga, Spanien
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Wet seeded parcels at Iloilo. The near area is quite level, and germination is proceeding well.
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Part of the image collection of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)
365days #089
30.03.2010
the first 3 months of the year are over. and i'm also changing job and city so it's a great time to make a self-evaluation of the 365days project so far...
first- why did i started it? i missed the rush of coming up with different pics everyday. but doing the same thing again wasn't going to do it for me, so when i decided to start again i came up with a few ideas that meant added value and that i would be doing a more awesome 365.
those ideas basically meant sharing stuff with you flickr people: tutorials, sketches of the ideas or related and videos. i meant to post at least a short video a week and a big one once a month where i would interview one people from flickr and do silly stuff (wich would have to be posted on youtube). but 3 months passed and the truth is i've shared a tutorial and nothing else. wich is somewhat disappointing not to mention i'm posting this almost a month behind...
so why am i sharing this with you? because i haven't given up on these ideas and now you know :-D
The house compound. A range of tree crops and vegetables are characteristically grown for home consumption
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Evaluating a 2005 Ford F-150 for purchase.
Lake Elsinore, California.
(I wasn't thorough with my picture taking because there were already images posted by the seller. But I'll be taking more :-) ).
Full Audiology practice dispensing hearing aids, Assisted Listening Devices and conducting hearing tests and evaluations.
Second Chance Hearing,
1240 Westlake Blvd.,
Westlake Village,CA,91361,USA,
Phone: (805) 870-4498,
Fax: (805) 870-4625,
Contact Person: Alison Burks, AVD,
Contact Email: drburks@secondchancehearing.com,
Website: www.secondchancehearing.com,
You Tube URL: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM2ZaTSuNhU
The kit and its assembly:
This what-if model was inspired by the real attempts of Bell to sell a twin-engine Cobra variant to Germany as a replacement for the light PAH-1/Bo 105 helicopter, while plans were made to build an indigenous successor together with France which eventually became the PAH-2/Tiger. These proposals fell well into the time frame of the (also) real AH-14BW project, and I imagined that this specific helicopter had been lent to the Luftwaffe for evaluation?
The basis is the Italeri 1:72 AH-1W kit, a solid basis which requires some work, though. And because I had the remains of a French Tigre at hand (which gave its cockpit for my recent JASDF A-2 build) I decided to use some of the leftover parts for something that borders a kitbashing. This includes the 4-blade main and 3-blade tail rotor, and I integrated the Tiger’s scoop-shaped exhaust diffusor behind the main rotor – a tricky task that require a lot of PSR, but the result looks very natural, if not elegant? The Tiger’s end plate stabilizers were used, too, mounted to the AH-1’s trim stabilizers that were mounted further back, as on the real AH-1-4BW.
To change the look even further I decided to add a sensor pod on top of the main rotor, and this required a totally new mechanical solution to hold the latter. Eventually I integrated a sleeve for a fixed metal axis which also holds the sensor ball (from a MisterCraft Westland Lynx – a bit oversized, but suitable for a prototype), and the PAH-2 rotor received an arrangement of levers that hold it in place and still allow it to spin.
The ordnance was also taken from the Italeri Tigre, with HOT quadruple launchers for the outer weapon stations, the inner hardpoints were left empty and I also did not mount the American chaff/flare dispensers on top of the stub wings.
Pleasent Ridge
Team Members: Eli Schwinn, Luke Silvers, Natalie Jenkins, Anniya Steinbach, Gary Silvers (Advisor)
Farm supervisor explaining points to researcher on banana performance in the field. Photo by IITA. (file name: PL_421). ONLY low res available.
U.S. Air Force Airmen with the 169th Fighter Wing at McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina Air National Guard, make final preparations and practice for a Certified Readiness Evaluation, Sept. 8, 2013. Members of the 169th Fighter Wing are conducting the CRE, that begins Sept. 9 and will assess their ability to operate safely and efficiently in a deployed chemical combat environment. (U.S. Air National Guard courtesy photo by Master Sgt. Amy Kyzer/Released)