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Remnants of cottages, that surrounded the streams around this valley, just before the dam was built. Back then there was no supply of water, only directly from these streams so the closer the better. Until the dam flooded mos out of existence and a new culture was found!.
The Clemson University Tigers take on the Louisville Cardinals in Memorial Stadium, Nov. 3, 2018. The Tigers won 77-16. (Photo by Ken Scar)
An ornamental grotesque, rather than a true gargoyle (where the throat acts as a drainpipe, hence the name 'gargouille', derived from the French word for 'throat').
One of a pair of lead figures on the late gothic chapel at the north east corner of Aachen Cathedral, added as part of the postwar restoration.
The back panel of my old Hiwatt Lead 100R amplifier. Not a "good" Hiwatt. This is one of the Fane/Turntone PCB models made between 1986 and 1989. I used it as a bass amp for biamping. The Rhythm channel I'd set clean. Then I could kick in the Lead channel to add some grit to the high end with a little volume boost when I wanted. I really liked the control layout and the way the controls worked. The construction was shoddy, but I never had any problems with mine.
As of April 22, 2010 any home built prior to 1978 has to be checked for lead by a licensed renovator. It federal by the EPA so anyone doing work has to be certified. The fine start at $32,500 for not complying. So handymen, contractors, homeowners, and anyone who works on 1 and 2 family dwellings.... get your certification
Exkursion ins Typorama, Bischofszell (CH).
Hier wird noch mit dem guten alten Bleisatz á la Gutenberg gedruckt. :-)
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inside this kaleidoscope it has crystals, lead can be found in the crystals which make it shiny.
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I think we are drawn to dogs because they are the uninhibited creatures we might be if we weren't certain we knew better. They fight for honor at the first challenge, make love with no moral restraint, and they do not for all their marvelous instincts appear to know about death. Being such wonderfully uncomplicated beings, they need us to do their worrying.
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Synthetic Fluorescent Mineral: Salt w/ Lead Nitrate and Manganese Sulfate - UV
This 2.5" wide melt consists of sodium chloride activated with a large amount of lead nitrate (in center). After cooling 1mL of MnSO4 was placed in the center. Water was slowly added to dissolve the MnSO4. The sample was then allowed to recrystallize.
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Halite (FL White /Orange,White /Orange,White >LW/MW/SW)
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ORLANDO, Fla. - In today’s complex and high tempo operational environment, America’s Army Reserve to rapidly deploy highly trained units to any corner of the world with the personnel and equipment they have on hand. With multiple contingencies and numerous potential threats capable of employing cutting-edge tactics with modern military equipment, the Army Reserve looks to its premiere sustainers such the 143d Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) to lead, train and equip its 10,000-Soldier command.
In taking the first, major step toward achieving this vital mission, the 143d ESC conducted a Mission Training Brief Feb. 2-3, 2018, at the command’s headquarters in Orlando, Fla.
“An MTB promotes cohesion through collaboration,” said U.S. Army Lt. Col. Walter L. Flinn, commander, 332nd Transportation Terminal Battalion. “It offers a forum for commanders to share their successes and shortcomings while seeking and offering guidance among their fellow leaders.”
Led by U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Deborah L. Kotulich, commanding general, 143d ESC, the MTB featured dozens of senior leaders from the company to the ESC level whose wealth of knowledge and experience offered solutions to a myriad of logistical challenges.
“The expectation of having several months to bring your Soldiers up to speed at a pre-mobilization station is coming to an end,” Kotulich announced to dozens of battalion and brigade commanders and command sergeants majors huddled in the conference room. “We must assume that we will mobilize at a moment’s notice, and it’s our responsibility that we physically and mentally prepare every Soldier for the rigors of combat through realistic training.”
Kotulich expects every downtrace unit to spend less time in classrooms and more time in the field. This focus on individual and collective readiness stems from the U.S. Army Reserve Command’s Ready Force X initiative.
“Ready Force X is the Army Reserve’s answer to the [U.S.] Army’s demand for properly equipped and highly trained Soldiers who can rapidly deploy into combat,” said U.S. Army Col. Wanda Williams, commander, 641st Regional Sustainment Group. “Almost half of the 143d ESC’s downtrace units must meet the strict criteria established by Ready Force X’s “Fight Fast” mentality. This MTB offers precious time for commanders to obtain timely information needed to properly execute the numerous requirements to maintain a constantly high state of readiness.”
While Kotulich entrusts her fellow officers to formulate plans and carry out the Army Reserve’s “Fight Fast” initiative, she relies on her command sergeants major to refine the tasks required to carry out their commanding general’s intent.
“There are 43 individual training requirements that every unit must complete before reporting to a pre-mobilization site,” said U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Carlos O. Lopes, command sergeant major, 143d ESC. “As NCOs, we are responsible for providing effective training that ensures every Soldier has mastered these fundamental skills that directly determine one’s survivability on the battlefield.”
“NCOs can only do this if they understand their commanders’ intent,” added Command Sgt. Maj. Kenyatta S. Stamps, command sergeant major, 787th Combat Support and Sustainment Battalion. “The MTB allows us to hear those intentions firsthand and develop effective techniques and tactics to achieve them.”
These techniques and tactics encompass a variety of tasks that enhance speed, agility and sustained readiness at the individual, team and unit level. From warrior drills to medical readiness, commanders must meticulously manage finite time and resources to crystallize the Army Reserve’s strategic vision and implement the 143d ESC’s operational mission.
“Ready Force X is about leadership, energy and execution,” said Flinn. “Commanders must own the responsibility for readiness. Establishing an open dialog among senior leaders remains paramount to understanding not only what we do but how we do it.”
With more than half of the 143d ESC falls under the Ready Force X umbrella, every unit and Soldier must face the challenges if they are to reap the awards of transforming America’s Army Reserve into the most lethal and capable federal reserve force in U.S. history.
“America demands highly trained and proficient Soldiers, and the Army Reserve is blessed to have motivated men and women ready to endure the hardships inherent in armed conflict,” said Williams. “That’s why I tell my Soldiers, ‘Don’t worry about the names. Just be ready. Be ready now!”
U.S. Army photo by Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, 143d ESC
I think this is the last one. *shakes fist at lens flare* Curse you!
Anyway, this is what's to the left of this pic for anyone curious. And no, I don't get why only this side of the mountain was all misty. Weird.