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Put up at the 2014 NAS Whidbey Island Open House as the Navy's currently doing an EIS into EA-18G ops - WhidbeyEIS.com. Please opine there in support fellow avgeeks!
This young woman was one of our tour guides. She's pointing to a sarcophagus on display in the museum. The sign beside it reads:
Starting in the second century CE, both Christian and pagan Romans buried their dead in a stone coffin called a sarcophagus. A sarcophagus was usually carved with decorations and images of the deceased. Often the back was left uncarved because the sarcophagus would be placed against the wall of a tomb. Though Christians borrowed pagan designs for their carcophagi, the designs were reinterpreted to symbolize new Christian concepts.
I'm kidding! Honestly I don't really know what's up with German People but this might be a little helpful if you are looking for some insight.
So, this may take some explaining. Around the end of May in 2009 I noticed a huge lump on my eyeball underneath my eyelid. I went to the eye doctor, and they then referred me to another eye doctor. A day later my eye was blood-red, and the outer surface became saggy, and if you poked it, it resembled a bag full of pudding. For about a week after that I was put on 2 different medications, had 7 viles of blood taken, and got a 50 minute MRI on my brain. After all of this, they tell me it's cat scratch fever (I was surprised to find it wasn't just a song as well!), and as long as I take some antibiotics it should go away within a few weeks. I took the antibiotics for weeks, and it only allowed me 3 one-hour windows to eat a day. Nothing seemed to be happening so I stopped taking it after a few weeks. The lump is still there and no one knows what is is.
In the Oscar Page collection there are two copies of this picture.
One is labelled "Logging Woods
Camp #1, 1906"
The other is labelled "S. P. Camp #4, 1907"
It is my understanding that the SP had three mills and one camp outside Marcola, which might explain one issue (Camp 1 is site no 4), but the year is still off. Not sure which is right and as there is no identifying background, we may never know.
If you can name anyone in this picture, please comment.
I've been building a lot of web 2.0 websites lately. It gets hard to explain to people how all the pieces fit together, so I put together this diagram to explain the relationships a little better...
From left: Eric, Luigi, Sarah, Andre, Phanna, Ryan, Kristin, Dawn, Katie, May, Christina, and Akiko
Which of the three do you like best? I need to choose which one to print really big and hang in the Explainers' Lounge!
explaining why I had to make another account.
please do read it, if you're a contact. thanks. hopefully I'll be able to get in again soon.
Photography & Art: Juan Pablo Montalva
Styling: Paulina Irazabal
Make Up & Hair: Mercedes Errazuriz/Macarena Moreno
Models: Martina/Damian/Robinson
Tim Wilson of Bon Jovan explains his company's Smart Start interactive software that teaches infants, toddlers & preschoolers how to operate a computer, navigate a mouse and use a keyboard, before a panel of judges, including celebrity judge Arlene Dickinson of the hit television show The Dragons Den. For more info on Smart Start visit www.bonjovan.com or become a fan on facebook at: www.facebook.com/bonjovan
I haven't even been using my gripper bars, as they would smash into the boxcar base. Instead my paper is held down with my home-made gauge pins and a rubber band.
I feel I should explain that the carpet here is the old carpet of the property I just bought and all the white bits on it are bits of scrapped wallpaper.
The camera is a Kodak Kodamatic 130 film camera form around 1924 with a ball bearing shutter that still works a treat.
Paul Gilbert, deputy manager for the Flight Programs and Partnerships Office at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, speaks to the NASA Social group about the Marshall Center's contributions to Orion's first flight. The Orion spacecraft launched aboard a United Launch Alliance Delta IV heavy lift rocket on December 5. The Marshall Center designed and built the spacecraft adapter that connected Orion to the Delta IV rocket. NASA hosted a multi-center NASA Social, inviting social media users from across the United States to visit the various centers to learn about Orion's first flight.
Description: A young man in a sailor hat hots a poster board next to a chicken cage on a platform in front of a crowd at the Dairy Poultry Train special. Behind him men watch in suits.
Date: May 1928
ID: ATr24.7
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