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...thanks to the load shedding, a successful experiment with shutter speed. (thts my name - liju, for your info) this is no neon light, just the burning tip of a mosquito coil..kept the shutter speed at 2 seconds, n i tried to 'draw' my name with the burning amber...and here it is.. i am happy!
Using Lain's prompt from a few days ago, idea from Stacy Julian. My name, passion, cause and life's work.
Found the big E in Berlin a few years ago on a scrapbooking weekend...you can imagine we all took oodles of photos!
Unfortunately this is not really a maternity styled top as advertised on Think Geek. It's actually kinda short so it's not going to cover my belly once I'm a lot larger. I sent an email to Think Geek's CS pointing out that their advertised shirt is not the same as the one they sent me.
Andy from Richardson's Transport loading the Cuthbertson onto the Wellyhole Terrier.
It's easy when you have the right gear !
Construction demolition and recycling: Bobcat skid steer tractor with loader attachment dumps asphalt pavement debris into pile to be reclaimed. Sams Club, Ann Arbor, 2004
Buenas tardes a todos :) aqui traigo mi primera foto para Flickr. Empezare a subir mas seguido, y al que le interese me puede seguiir para seguir viendo mis ediciones. Elegi a Selena Gomez ya que considero que es una excelente actriz y ademas, fue mi primera idola. Es una chica con un corazon de oro y creo que merecia una foto en mi Flickr.
Estefanía.
They only care when you made mistakes.
We have an additional load security program to train experienced drivers wanting to pull flatbed for the first time.
A paratrooper watches as a UH-60 Blackhawk passes overhead towing a humvee. Paratroopers assigned to 407th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, partnered with members of the North Carolina National Guard to conduct sling load training with the rotary-wing aircraft, July 31. While the paratroopers continually train to be proficient at sling load operations, this exercise was an opportunity for the support specialists to actually hook the load to the underside of the helicopter as it hovers only feet above their heads. Sling load operations are essential to the mission, because they enable vehicles, water and supplies to be transported to Soldiers.
(Photo by Sgt. Kissta DiGregorio)
This was 'stock-turning day' at the C&PRR, during which four vehicles were turned: the class 31, two '08s' (nos D3018 and 08 825) and single-unit railcar no W55023.
The '31', originally no D5581 and then no 31 163 is currently numbered 97 205 wears the (fictitious, I think) livery of the Derby Railway Technical Centre. It was being turned in order to ease the removal of a defective traction motor.
The winch on the wagon struggled with a direct pull on the 100+-ton loco so a pulley was attached to the drawbar to halve the pull for each revolution of the winch drum.
Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway.
Truck driver Gary Newman, 34, walks on the top level of the trailer, while loading it with sheep at the South Australian Livestock Exchange.
The Roosevelt Lake Bridge carries state route 188 over Roosevelt Lake near Roosevelt Arizona in Gila County.
Location: Camp Red Devil, Ft. Carson, CO
Unit: A/2-135 GSAB, Colorado Army National Guard
Wolfman 1-1 (79-23326) has it's load hooked and the hookup team is exiting the area.
Two UH-60 Blackhawks were supporting a US Army Pathfinder course.
Over the course of the day, 10th SFG troops, and A co. Blackhawks performed para-drop operations, and then the Blackhawks moved dozens of sling loads, all to support the Pathfinder class. The class will follow with more C-130, CH-47, and UH-60 operations (to include NVG ops) over the next few days and nights.
My boss took me on a run to Jellinbah mine to pick up a C508 and take to Emerald here the Two KW C508's Truck 40 pushing truck 39 onto our truck, truck 39 was f*cked, blown turbo, constantly over haeting, engine shot for sh*t and rear axel locking up.
OK, so I had to make a layout for my monthly class I'm hosting tomorrow night and decided it would be the layout of the day. Also thinking about adding a second page to the THREE layout I did with the prompt "1 word journaling" because it's killing me not to write more. Not sure I'll get to that today, though...so here this is!
Another simple layout with a favorite photo of my daughter and grandson taken in November when they were here for a visit. I decided the three patterned papers was sufficient, and didn't try to add any other embellishments. The journaling is on the tag:
Caleb is a particularly active baby. He’s on the move and busy all day long. It’s so nice to see that he is willing to sit quietly for a book to be read to him. He’ll now toddle off to his nursery, take a board book off the shelf and sit down to look at it. Sarah and I have shared a love of reading since she was Caleb’s age, and it looks like we’ve got another reader in the family.
I did this layout for today´s color challenge, I chose a picture of my parents wedding almost 30 years ago, sadly they are no longer together, but I know they once were happy together...I used soft colors that I think fit perfectly with wedding pictures and convey a feeling of serenity, new beginnings, etc.
I need to add the date and some journaling details to the page, but will have to do it tomorrow morning when I get to talk to my mother and get some details of the date and other things I want to add on the page. The layout design is a lift from Stephanie Howell and I used Studio Calico continental kit to put together this page. I´m really happy with the result, what do you think? TFL