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Loading ash into the skip at Llanfair.I am advsied that it is Simon Russell doing the shovelling.
Photo taken in July 1992
...by utilising recognition to lower performance load, reduce errors and increase speed during a repetitive and potentially stressful task.
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this is what happens when you dont load your film properly!!! theres about 20 photos here! to begin with, i was soooo upset, all my hours of pic taking...pointless!! but after i developed it, i quite liked it!
Loading logs at one of the old logging sites in Northern Wisconsin. This is a photo from my slide collection.
12/6/2009. NS N10 heads north on the main past Maidsville Yard. Maidsville was once a bustling location on the Monongahela. With a switcher working both ends of the yard and many extras and turns originating and terminating here, it was one the MGA's busiest locations. Now Maidsville is home to crosstie loading and frac sand unloading.
Here is an example of how well PSK works with low power. Here I am copying 100% a signal from Warminster, PA into Fort Walton Beach, FL using my dummy load as the antenna.
The Marowijne River (Maroni in French) is the border river between Suriname and French Guyana. Albina is the town at the Suriname side. At the other side of the river is Saint Laurent du Maroni.
I took Laine's prompt and ran with it, writing a long essay about my transition to being a stay at home mom. You can read it if you view the page full size.
The paper and whatnot is from Cosmo Cricket's Early Bird line.
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This was a great composition to get a good perspective shot, plus the coloring and vertical lines are cool too.
It is a bit rough and ready - not the greatest woodworking in the world, but it was only meant to be a prototype. What I've learned is to put the dark slide a bit closer to the film (the lips above the dark slide are a bit thin) - pay more attention to the plastic slides to secure the film (they aren't very accurate). Maybe make the septum from 3mm MDF or plastic? The plywood I used is disappointing. Very rigid in one direction, bend like paper in the other and it is very rough. The iroko worked really well (if that is what it is), Shame I only have half a shelf left. Alas - I can't test it yet! In a chicken and egg dilema - I haven't yet got a 9 1/2" camera...
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Image courtesy of Mike Ritsche, Argonne National Laboratory.
I have been wanting to scrap this photo for awhile and today wa sthe day. But I am not sure if I really like the end product. There are elements of it that I love and there are elements I am just not sure of. One thing i do LOVE though is how the journalling worked out.
This is from Scrapmuse Feb kit that i got in the mail today. Love the kit. The sketch is also from one of the design team members in the Scrapmuse newsletter.
Men loading the truck with seeds to be distributed to beneficiaries.
Read more about FAO and the crisis in the Central African Republic.
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A better view of the Albertsons loading docks. Although this building is actually owned by a leasing company (Biagini Properties), it doesn't appear as though it's being maintained at all, hence why I tag it as being abandoned.
Loading the Norton at the sellers home. I was so excited I lifted the back of that bike myself right into the truck
Day 8
Inspiration : Col. Mustard
[The background story]
In terms of people and what categorizes them as important or legendary, or whathaveyou, I went with something I'm good at. I'm a master dealer.
[Uploaded 12:35 est]
Journaling reads:
"I can find a deal anywhere! I thrive on sales & deals & I LOVE finding a new use for something. I seriously enjoy finding inspiration EVERYWHERE!"
Supplies used:
Cardstock: Georgia Pacific [white]
Patterned paper: Doodlebug [black], Studio Calico [yellow, stripe]
Washi Tape: Queen & Co., Pebbles, Inc., Doodlebug, Bella Boulevard
Gems: Queen & Co.
Letter stickers: American Crafts
Adhesive: Darice [pop dots], Scotch
Pen: Staedtler
Thanks for looking!
Pipe trasfer crane from PLV Solitaire, Wheatstone 44" trunkline, Wheatstone LNG project, Western Australia. Supply vessel Aldemir Souza Tide.
Loading a fourteen-inch (360 mm) naval gun (14"/45 Cal). After loading the shell, the propellant (smokeless powder) bags are rammed home, the spoon is retracted, the breech closed, and the gun elevated as needed to hit the target.
The gun is horizontal, the breech is open, and the spoon has been lowered into the breech, for the shell to be rammed home.
Battleship Texas, a museum ship on the San Jacinto Battleground, near Houston, Texas. This battleship was launched in 1912, saw service in both World Wars, and has been at this location as a museum ship since 1948. It is restored to her 1945 condition.