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Preview of a SHIP I've been working on. This is just a rear shot of the midsection. As you can tell, it will use technic pins to snap into the other two sections to allow viewing of the interior and for transport.
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Crayfish, also called crawfish or crawdad, are closely related to the lobster. More than half of the more than 500 species occur in North America, particularly Kentucky (Mammoth Cave) and Louisiana in the Mississippi basin. Crayfish also live in Europe, New Zealand, East Asia and throughout the world, including the Tristan da Cunha Islands. Nearly all live in freshwater, although a few survive in salt water. Crayfish are characterised by a joined head and thorax, or midsection, and a segmented body, which is sandy yellow, green, or dark brown in colour. The head has a sharp snout, and the eyes are on movable stalks. Crayfish are usually about 7.5 cm (3 inches) long.
still adding on some brass pipe to the sides with gauges on it and and will wrap the midsection of the steam chamber wires with black leather for added badassitude (and to cover that dreaded Oakley logo on the side of the Chamber).
Kirsche was not waiting to see where this was going. She launched herself straight past Lori, shouting, "Someone restrain her!" Where was she going? Well, duh, straight for the motherfucker. She nudged Zetsumei free of its sheath, bringing out in a cutting arc aimed for the ghost's head, then another aimed lower at his throat, another to cut through his midsection, before she'd finally step back and throw herself forward to drive her sword up through its gut and into its chest. She had no idea where the fuck the weakpoint on this creature may be, or... hell, how effective physical attacks would be. But all the water tipped her off that her fire magic might not exactly be helpful. [4x Cut]
Here is another closeup shot taken at the midsection of Toms Creek Falls outside of Brevard, NC. The water pattern at this exposure is a bit unique - almost curtain like. But even though the shot is in focus, it looks out of focus due to the heavy spray in the composition. Not sure if I like this or not.
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Jacquard Pullover
Pattern: Rebecca #34, pattern 1
Yarns: Jo Sharp DK wool (brown and ivory), Ella Rae Classic (ivory), Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran (pink), Cascade Lana d'Oro (blue), Knit Picks Andean Silk (green)
Needles: Size US 8 circulars (body) and DPNs (sleeves)
It came out a little too big in the midsection and the bust... I guess that is what happens when I start a garment in April, lose weight, and then finish it in October. Nevertheless, I am happy with it. I think it will get a lot of wear. It is comfy!
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I am feeling bad. One, I ate a Yodel today and I feel fat in my midsection.
But more importantly, I feel bad about the picture I took yesterday.
I want everyone to know - what I wrote on that photo had nothing to do with anyone on Flickr.
Well, maybe it did about the picture thieves.
Everything I wrote was about people I know in real life. And about a third of what I wrote was a joke.
I was finally going to skip a day as I said I won't be posting everyday, but I felt I needed to say this.
Just wanted you to know.
And by the way - I am VERY behind in comments and emails. I have about 100 people who added me as a contact that I have yet to look at.
I hope to catch up.
Year 2 - Day 10
These snow crocuses were planted last fall in the midsection of our recently renovated "garage bed", so named as it is situated behind the garage, previously containing only a dwarf lilac. I stepped out it the rain yesterday to capture this almost side on shot as I find them almost as cheerful when furled as when open.
Eritrea, Asmara, close-up portrait of an African boy gesturing
In Ayurveda, Abhayarishta is known as the "lord of medications". Abhayarishta syrup is a fluid natural detailing that is aged too. This fluid creation is comprised of a spice – Abhaya, another name for Haritaki.
Abhayarishta utilizes are exceptionally well known and powerful. The mixture of different spices makes this syrup helpful to utilize. A portion of the employments of abhayarishta syrup are:
Helps in restoring heaps – Being a purgative, abhayarishta syrup is powerful in keeping up with gut wellbeing. It extricates up the stools and guarantees their simple entry. The syrup decreases the strain on the lower digestive tract and keeps draining from the butt.
Works with in treating ascites – Ascites is a condition where liquids get put away in the vacant pieces of the midsection. This happens chiefly because of liver infections. Abhayarishta benefits in treating liver harm and the hidden variables that lead to the event of ascites. The antimicrobial and cancer prevention agents substances present in the syrup helps in lessening liver and mid-region harms.
Diminishes the event of urinary issues – Urinary issues like renal stones, powerlessness to control the pee, ignorance of the fulling of the bladder because of issues in the bladder muscles, and agony during pee, every one of the issues can be successfully tackled by the utilization of abhayarishta syrup. It battles the microbes and diminishes aggravation in the urinary lot.
Invigorates assimilation – The syrup does some amazing things in treating gastrointestinal problems happening in the stomach and digestion tracts. The syrup helps in taking out the aggregation of gas in the wholesome channel, helping in the expulsion of gastric agonies, stomach gas, swelling, and so forth This trademark helps in separating the food in the stomach and digestion tracts, advancing the emission of stomach related juices and powerful ingestion of the supplements.
Calms issues of stoppage – The abhayarishta syrup builds the emission of bile in the body. Bile follows up on the muscle compressions of the stomach and digestive organs, along these lines bringing about simple section of the waste material. The syrup helps in smoothing the interaction and killing blockage
I am back into the multi-year project of building a reproduction Georgian bedstead for my daughter. I have already built the frame and supporting slats, etc. The lower and midsections of the posts can be seen also in other photos in this set. So now I am up to the top components of the bedposts; getting close to where the canopy frame will sit. The little pieces that I am making now I call the capitals, since these bobbin shaped components sit atop the mid-section of the post, roughly six feet up. They are to be carved with narrow ribbon shaped leaves. The originals only vaguely resemble acanthus, so I can only say I am just trying to copy what I see in a rather inadequate photo of this part of the original bed. This shot shows the roughed-down post mounted in the lathe and ready for detailed turning.
But let me start from the beginning in subsequent pictures.
This is the midsection of my do-it-yourself HDTV projection entertainment system. An HPz560 computer is in the center. It runs XP Media Center Edition operating system to control a couple of tuners that are built into the HP box. The blue lighted thing in the center is a Thermaltake 4-fan controller bought at Fry's Electronics. It controls the four fans on the deck above that are cooling the HP unit. The fan controller has an automatic speed setting which is set by unseen temperature sensors hanging above the HP unit. The Thermaltake controller and fans are powered by a separate recycled computer power supply which hides behind my DVD cases.
The planet Ozidar was once home to a technologically advanced civilization, until a solar cataclysm rendered most of the planet's surface uninhabitable. A small fraction of the population survived in underground factories built before the calamity. From these havens they now only venture onto the surface in purpose-built machines - "Ozids" - built to survive the harsh conditions.
The SP1N3 is one such machine from the Barakis colony. Modelled on the megafauna that used to roam the surface, its fin serves as a solar collector that stores much-needed energy in giant batteries in its midsection, to help keep the colony alive. The fin also mounts a rotary cannon in case of encounters with hostile Ozids.
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For the last two and a half years I have worn shapewear to help smooth and "contain" the loose skin around my midsection. It is FINALLY snapping back. What you see here is me with "just" my regular top and a cami underneath. Whoo! :)
Girl lying on bed with a goofy plush animal covering her midsection making us wonder what is being obscured from view.
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Man lowering someone by ice climbing on Fox Glacier New Zealand.Rope and climbing-carabiner, close up.
© 2005 Kees Smans
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Old Cathedral, Jesuit church, Ignatius church
Sacred buildings and ECCLESIASTICAL INSTITUTIONS
Artists: Herbert Bayer, Arthur Viehböck, Heinz Baumüller, Pietro Francesco Carlone
Location: Dom alley 3, Rathaus quarter
District: Linz Center
Date: 1669
The Jesuit church is a Baroque single-naved church with lateral chapels and galleries, straight-closed choir, two façade towers and ridge turrets above the choir. The interior is richly decorated with stucco.
The church is on the north and west side detached, the south side is hidden by the roadside attached houses, the eastern wall of the choir joins the built after 1909 new monastery.
The main facade consists of five floors, the bottom two are subdivided by a colossal Tuscan arrangement with cranked pilasters.
The main entrance is flanked by each one pilaster and two to the middle staggered Corinthian columns supporting a blasted segmented pediment; in these is a wall niche, crowned by a blasted triangular gable with shield-shaped ornament and monogram of Christ. Put in is a stone statue of Mary on the crescent moon with folded hands.
The double-winged gate is vertically divided into three fields, of which the lower two are covered with a diamond pattern, while the top one shows rich carving. The middle of the two lower fields forms a narrow, round-arched false gate.
The gable crest is determined by a midsection provided with segment gables. Beside the central window harbor niches the stone statues of St. Franz Xaver (left) and St. Francis of Borgia (right). On the pediment stands a colossal statue of St. Ignatius, in his right hand holding the monogram of Christ with wheel of fire of perforated metal, in the left hand an open book.
Instead of the previous onion helmets that burned down in 1800, the spiers were formed in the form of eight-sided curved pyramid stumps, whose construction according to the draft of Landesbaudirektion (Regional Building Management) began 1805, after an interruption by the war only 1813 by master carpenter Franz Scheitz and coppersmith Franz Mayer completed. The putting in of the Cross was carried out 1808.
History
1669 was solemnly laid the foundation stone for the church in the middle of the threshold of the main entrance. In the same year the southwards joining city wall together with kennel from the city was purchased. 1673 the roof level was reached and started with construction of the roof. 1674 the towers were built, which were completed a year later. 1676 the church was completed. It was - still without high altar - consecrated on September 4, 1678.
The designing architect of the church is unknown, but its relationship with the Collegiate Church of Garsten (Upper Austria) suggests Pietro Francesco Carlone as the author.
The church with October 15, 2009 was put under monument protection.
Source: Austrian Art topography, Volume XXXVI "The churches of Linz", published by the City of Linz and the Austrian Institute for Art Research of the Federal Monuments Office
Alter Dom, Jesuitenkirche, Ignatiuskirche
SAKRALBAUTEN UND KIRCHLICHE INSTITUTIONEN
KünstlerInnen: Herbert Bayer, Arthur Viehböck, Heinz Baumüller, Pietro Francesco Carlone
Standort: Domgasse 3, Rathausviertel
Stadtteil: Linz Zentrum
Datierung: 1669
Alter Dom, Jesuitenkirche, Ignatiuskirche
Die Jesuitenkirche ist eine barocke einschiffige Kirche mit seitlichen Kapellen und Emporen, gerade geschlossenem Chor, zwei Fassadentürmen und Dachreiter über dem Chor. Das Innere ist reich mit Stuck ausgestattet.
Die Kirche ist an der Nord- und Westseite freistehend, die Südseite wird durch die straßenseitig angebauten Häuser verdeckt, die östliche Chorwand schließt an das nach 1909 erbaute neue Kloster an.
Die Hauptfassade besteht aus fünf Geschossen, die zwei unteren sind durch eine kolossale toskanische Ordnung mit verkröpften Wandpfeilern zusammengefasst.
Das Hauptportal wird von je einem Wandpfeiler und zwei zur Mitte gestaffelten korinthischen Säulen flankiert, die einen gesprengten Segmentgiebel tragen; in diesen ist eine Wandnische, von gesprengtem Dreieckgiebel mit schildförmigem Ornament und Monogramm Christi bekrönt. Eingestellt ist eine Steinstatue der Maria auf der Mondsichel mit gefalteten Händen.
Das zweiflügelige Tor ist senkrecht in drei Felder geteilt, von denen die beiden unteren mit einem Rautenmuster bedeckt sind, während das oberste reiches Schnitzwerk zeigt. Die Mitte der beiden unteren Felder bildet ein schmales, rundbogiges Scheintor.
Der Giebelaufsatz ist durch einen mit Segmentgiebeln versehenen Mittelteil bestimmt. Neben dem Mittelfenster beherbergen Nischen die Steinstatuen des hl. Franz Xaver (links) und des hl. Franz von Borgia (rechts). Auf dem Giebel steht eine Kolossalstatue des hl. Ignatius, der in der rechten Hand das Monogramm Christi mit Flammenrad aus durchbrochenem Metall, in der linken ein aufgeschlagenes Buch hält.
An Stelle der früheren Zwiebelhelme, die 1800 abbrannten, wurden die Turmhelme in Form von achtseitigen geschweiften Pyramidenstümpfen gebildet, deren Bau nach dem Entwurf der Landesbaudirektion 1805 begonnen wurde, nach einer Unterbrechung durch den Krieg erst 1813 von Zimmermeister Franz Scheitz und Kupferschmied Franz Mayer vollendet. Die Kreuzsteckung erfolgte 1808.
Geschichte
1669 wurde feierlich der Grundstein zur Kirche in der Mitte der Schwelle des Haupteingangs gelegt. Im selben Jahr wurde die südlich anschließende Stadtmauer samt Zwinger von der Stadt angekauft. 1673 wurde die Dachgleiche erreicht und mit dem Bau des Daches begonnen. 1674 wurden die Türme errichtet, die ein Jahr später vollendet wurden. 1676 war die Kirche vollendet. Sie wurde - noch ohne Hochaltar - am 4. September 1678 geweiht.
Der entwerfende Baumeister der Kirche ist unbekannt, doch lässt ihre Verwandtschaft mit der Stiftskirche von Garsten Pietro Francesco Carlone als Planverfasser vermuten.
Die Kirche wurde mit 15. Oktober 2009 unter Denkmalschutz gestellt.
Quelle: Österreichische Kunsttopographie, Band XXXVI "Die Linzer Kirchen", herausgegeben von der Stadt Linz und dem Institut für Österreichische Kunstforschung des Bundesdenkmalamtes
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Bradbury Science Museum
AGM-86 Air-Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM)
The Air-Launched Cruise Missile is a long-range, unpiloted craft. It provides the U.S. Air Force with a strategic weapon that can be launched outside enemy airspace. The missile can carry a conventional or a nuclear warhead in its midsection, just in front of the wings.
Radar detection is difficult because of the missile's small size and low-altitude flight. It can fly just above treetops at 500 miles per hour. Infrared detection is difficult because the turbofan engine emits little heat.
The missile navigates and locates its target by using several guidance systems. An inertial navigation system uses sensors and gyroscopes to measure acceleration and changes in direction. It is updated during flight by a more precise system that matches the contour of the terrain using maps stored in computer memory. On some missiles, a Global Positioning System receiver uses the military's network of satellites to detect positions with high accuracy. The target system, or the missile, may use a camera and image correlator to find the target with Digital Scene Matching Area Correlation. This guidance system is especially effective if the target is moving. A cruise missile can also be equipped with heat-sensing or light-sensing devices.
The missile is destroyed when the warhead explodes. Cruise missiles armed with conventional explosives have been used during hostilities in Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, and the Balkans.
Built by: Boeing Defense and Space Group
Length: 20 ft, 9 in
Weight 3,150 pounds
Diameter: 24.5 inches
Wingspan: 12 ft
Range: 1,500 miles
Speed: 500 miles per hour
Warheads: conventional explosives or W80 (nuclear)
Date deployed: 1982 AGM-86B, 1991 AGM-86C
Inventory: 1,142 AGM-86B: 239 AGM-86C
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"I hope it's true. This vision is more than what it seems." - Once Upon A Dream : Emily Osment
I was assured that it wasn't poisonous.
I re-scanned and edited this picture 1/2/20. The original was quite "crunchy", and some of the detail was lost in too-high contrast. I corrected that, while allowing the darkness of the scene remain. The description below is from 2009:
I would have hoped for a wider angle lens, but the 150mm was all I had for Large Format at the time. I came away with this slice out of the midsection of the falls, which showed off the ice nicely.
Camera: Linhof Technica
Lens: 150mm Linhof
Film: Ilford FP4+ developed in Clayton F76+ and printed on Kentmere VC Select FB
Coat: Columbia Sportsware with a sweatshirt underneath.
Gloves: U.S. Army issue, 1982
Teeth: Chattering.
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Few local business owner and organization take working with data cabling installers extremely seriously. That is up until the network in the organization begin to stop working as well as they are confronted with losses brought about by poor communication, downtime and succeeding drop in efficiency degrees by the workers. It is then that the have to choose the right data cabling contractor comes to be an important part of the future communications of the company. ob-one.com/
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Pacific Extreme Combat 11: No Turning Back
April 13, 2007 @ The UOG Fieldhouse
Jess Taitano strikes with a kick to the midsection of BJ San Nicolas. Taitano would win via rear-naked choke.
Somber style dresses are becoming increasingly popular – especially among Gothic and Lolita Cosplay fans. This dress is one example of the style we mean. It features a high turn down collar and jacket-like design with long sleeves. The A-line skirt is full and shapely, creating a beautiful silhouette when worn. The collar, midsection and hem of the dress are all trimmed in a gorgeous coordinating black lace that adds lots of visual interest to the design. A classic and elegant addition to any Cosplay fan's wardrobe.
Product Details:
- Made from cotton
- High collar with lace trim
- Long sleeves with wide cuffs and button accents
- Row of decorative buttons down the front
- A-line skirt with bow accent
- Zip closure
Shown Color: Black
Style: Classic & Traditional
Fabric: Cotton
Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve
Nine year old girl collects a bouquet of wild flowers for her mother.
A gallery of hand inspiration.
I was messing around with some ideas I had for a fighter and came up with this. After a lot of structural and aesthetic upgrades (it's actually really sturdy now) this is the final result.
The Black Widow is designed entirely to be a stealth ship. It has several hidden weapon systems that fold/ hide away to give a harmless look. These include: 5 repeating canons, 2 thermal/radar tracking missile launchers, and 2 pairs of micro-missile launchers that double as landing gear. The Black Widow's cockpit is a one-man, easily accessible cockpit. It is powered by a small cold fusion reactor buried in the midsection of the ship. This sleek and elegant fighter is the personal starship of outlaw and mercenary Nathan Carter.
This was taken during a period in Kosova when the power was off more than it was on. A sign in the office of an international aid organization read, "Due to frequent power outages, the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off till further notice." In the aftermath of the war, most people were living in grinding poverty, and a lot of them just couldn't afford the power bill. Meanwhile those who might have been able to pay tended to say, "Why should I pay it when no one else does?"
KEK (the power company) wasn't having much luck at enforcing payment. When the guys showed up to turn off the lights on someone who was way behind on his bill, one of four things were likely to happen:
1. The guy from KEK and the guy with the delinquent bill were family, or close friends, or close friends of family. So he got off with a warning and a wink.
2. The delinquent bill belonged to a war widow living with her four kids in a makeshift shack in the yard of her burned out home. Who was going to turn off her lights?
3. The delinquent bill belonged to a guy who said that he was a veteran of the Kosova Liberation Army, and he had the right to free lights because of the sacrifice he made for his nation. If there was any question as to whether he really had fought in the war, he was happy to produce proof in the form of a battered AK47 pointed at the midsection of the KEK guy, who readily accepted the evidence as overwhelmingly sufficient.
4. KEK cut off the lights, and as soon as they were gone one of the teenage sons of the house ran a new line straight from the power pole bypassing the meter entirely.
Faced with this situation, KEK decided to adopt a different tack. They divided neighborhoods into categories based on the percentage of people living in the neighborhood who paid their bill. If you were fortunate enough to have relatively wealthy and/or conscientious neighbors, then your part of town was designated Kategori A, which meant that you might be in the dark for 30 minutes a day in the winter or not at all in the summer. If your neighbors were somewhat less likely to pay up, then your area would be designated Kategori B, and you would experience more frequent and more long-lasting blackouts. If you were in Kategori C, a typical winter schedule might be 1 hour on, three hours off. There were plenty of days that it never came on at all. You definitely needed a wood stove to keep you warm. We were in Kategori C.
I'm guessing that this idea came from some UN worker who had read about collectivist societies in his sociology class in university and thought that this be more effective means to enforce payment than punishing individual offenders. In the end I don't think it worked any better than the other way. I now live across the border in Macedonia where the power almost never goes off. I hear that the electricity in Kosova is pretty reliable these days. I suppose this means that they must have finally found a way to persuade people to pay.
When we moved back to the States for a year in 2007, my son Luke, then 7 years old looked at the electric stove in our new apartment and said, "I don't get it. How is this going to keep us warm?"
South America, Chile, Santiago de Chile, close-up of cute girls in pink holding red apples in hand