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Fire Fighters had not even picked up from the roof fire on the apartment building at Oakville Ave when calls came in for a possible structure fire at 80-82 Fox St. Multiple calls from occupants and neighbors reported fire coming from the roof and possibly two third floor residents trapped. Engine and ladder companies had to respond accross the city due to the resources tied up at the earlier fire and when the first companies arrived they found heavy fire pushing through the roof and attic vent of a two story wood frame occupied multiple dwelling. Crews quickly stretched in and Truck 3 set up it's ladder. As they aggressively battled the fire from the interior other fire fighter ran a primary search to try and fine the third floor resident. The lifeless male victim was quickly found and removed by fire fighters in a stokes basket. AMR medics treated and transported the man to Waterbury Hospital but he was pronounced dead on arrival. While this was happening fire fighters were performing a secondary search for the possible second victim as the main body of fire darkened down. It was determined that the other missing resident was not home at the time of the fire. Fire marshals as well as the Waterbury Police Department's Detective Divison were called to investigate the fatal blaze.
Here is a friend doing a jump in the Terrain Park so I can learn a new, Tom Bol (www.tombolphoto.com ), technique. Tom has a Kelbytraining video that explains how he does this. On this shot, there are 14 sequential images taken at high speed by the D4 sitting on a tripod so the background is consistent in each image. Then, the images are brought into CS6 as layers, with the first layer being the image that contains the first ski image on the left. The remaining images are all black layer masks and then you paint in white to reveal each capture of the skier. Tom explains it better than I can but it looks something like this.
Nikon D4 | ISO 1250 | 14-24mm lens at 14mm | f / 5.0 | 1/640 second. No added lights; just mother nature.
Bluefin Bullet
Artist: Gerald Beaulieu
A life-sized sculpture of a Bluefin tuna, covered in a skin of scales made from stainless steel spoons.
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Offering best food services like Bhel Puri,Chilli Mushroom,Chinese Dumpling Soup so many items for the visitors at our luxury hotel along with vegetarian restaurant.
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To the right on entering Coba stands a row of buildings known as the Group B, among them is the large, partially restored, 24 m. high pyramid called the "Church" (''Iglesia"). Measuring 40 m. along its east/west axis and 50 m. north to south, it has nine terraces, all with rounded corners.
Wikipedia says:
Kuntur Wasi (Quechua kuntur condor, wasi house, "condor house") is the name given to the ruins of a religious center with complex architecture and stone sculptures, located in the Andean highlands of Peru.
It is believed the inhabitants had a link with the Chavín culture.
Kuntur Wasi is located in the Northern Mountain Range of Peru, specifically at the headwaters of the Jequetepeque River, in the region of the city of Cajamarca near the small town of San Pablo. The Jequetepeque valley provided a transportation corridor between the coastal region and the highlands.
Kuntur Wasi was a center where people congregated.
It is thought to have been constructed around 1000-700 BCE, during the Initial Period. The architecture consists of a hill-top temple, quadrangular platforms, a sunken courtyard, and series of rooms.
In the floor of one room there is an anthropomorphic figure made of clay, about 30 inches (75 cm) in height. It is painted with cinnabar red, malachite green, and black, yellow, and pink. Its face has big square eyes and a wide mouth with prominent canine teeth. There are also stepped platforms and funeral structures.
Lithosculptures have been found, similar to the Chavín style.
Kuntur Wasi was occupied between the years 1200-50 BC.
It was first discovered in 1945 by Julio C. Tello. In 1989, scientists from the University of Tokyo excavated four tombs at Kuntur Wasi. Valuable items, such as pectoral necklaces (decorative breastplates), gold crowns, ornamental stone beads, earrings, sets of dishes and iconographies of people were discovered in the burial area.
Since the beginning of the University of Tokyo's archaeological mission, eight tombs have been found in the area.
The Kuntur Wasi Museum, managed by local citizens, opened in 1994.
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Según Wikipedia:
Kuntur Wasi es un sitio arqueológico que data del Formativo Inferior, se encuentra ubicado en el centro poblado del mismo nombre, en la provincia de San Pablo, en el departamento de Cajamarca, en el Perú.
En la lengua quechua Kuntur Wasi significa "Casa del Cóndor". Según el arqueológo japonés, Yoshio Onuki, estudioso principal de este sitio arqueológico, Kuntur Wasi es una expresión prechavín pero que posteriormente posee una gran influencia no solo de Chavín sino también de Cupisnique especialmente en la orfebrería y la cerámica.
Kuntur Wasi pasó por los siguientes periodos:
Fase Ídolo: Construcción del centro ceremonial con pisos enlucidos con cal de color blanco. En esta fase hay una cierta relación con Huacaloma y Pacopampa.
Fase Kuntur: Construcción de un nuevo complejo ceremonial en forma de U. Se desarrolla la cerámica fina y la orfebrería.
Fase Copa: Modificación del complejo arquitectónico ceremonial y la renovación del sistema de canales de drenaje.
Fase Sotera: Existe una relación con la Fase Layzón del valle de Cajamarca. Corresponde a la decadencia de Kuntur Wasi.
Another set of random shots on my daily walk, but at least it was sunny.
Covid roadmap out of lockdown.
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I get teased sometimes because I do not smoke, but I seem to love taking photos of people smoking, including myself... I guess I like the way it looks in photos - guilty! I love this pic of Leanne!
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Just a few of my multi tools...
Strobist: 2 YN460-II strobes shooting into my DIY light tent through printer paper, and an SB800 shooting from the front for fill 1/64th power.
Sandstone false coloured
Courtesy of Dr. jim Buckman
Image Details
Instrument used: Other SEM (XL SEM, Sirion, etc.)
Vacuum: low vacuum
Voltage: 20 kV
Detector: BSE
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Martin Place Amphitheatre, Sydney, Australia (Wednesday 20 Feb 2013 @ 1:56pm)
Texture courtesy of Skeletal Mess
A friend of mine is engaged in refurbishing, renewing a former home of hers. Throwing out the old and bringing in the new with a flourish. I visited for a while yesterday...wandering through the old farm house, trying to document the works in progress. It's a bit daunting to realize the amount of work to be done, but then at the same time it's overwhelming to take in what she has accomplished already.
And as you can see, she's adept at multi-tasking.
:)
Inspired by Piecefull, I'm starting my first mixed-puzzles project! A ménage à trois au Moulin Rouge, you might call it.
Three 515-piece puzzles from D-Toys; three famous paintings of the famous nightclub by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec; and one added twist: this is D-Toys' special 'high-difficulty piece shape,' i.e., a tessellation-style cut where there is only one piece shape (besides the border pieces).
Should be fun, and the finished puzzles should look pretty cool with the tessellation pattern. No box reference of course.
ARCTIC OCEAN - A multi-year ice floe slides down the starboard side of the Coast Guard Cutter Healy Aug. 11, 2009, as the ship heads north into even thicker ice. "You can tell that this is a multi-year ice floe by the light blue melt ponds that have formed on top of the floe," said Pablo Clemente-Colón, chief scientist at the U.S. National Ice Center.
Photo Credit: Patrick Kelley, U.S. Coast Guard