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This photo has more planes than you can probably count. I like the picture because it has almost a cubist look to it. This building is also in Buenos Aires.
Bhutan, that once-secretive, still-exotic, Himalayan Kingdom, is a sensory feast for the photographic enthusiast. You could be nowhere else!
According to legend, prayer flags started from the battle flags used by the Gautama Buddha against the evil asuras. The five flag colors represent the five elements: blue for the sky and space, white for air and wind, red for fire, green for water, and yellow for the earth.
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John Wallom, my boss at work stitched some photos I took at a nascar race a few years ago.
Here is the resulting image. I am quite impressed.
This is one of the units that participated in annual Leavenworth Veterans Parade in historic Leavenworth, Kansas on Nov. 11, 2014.
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Video lessons are pretty much the best way to understand topics like Formation of Multiple Reflections. This topic is very visual, therefore, for a good understanding of this topic, it is essential to supplement your textbooks with good videos and animations in order to make them clearer and easier to understand. For the finest video lessons and study material, click the link and check out Extramarks.
Rhodocrinites kirbyi, Dichocrinus inornatus, Pachylocrinus globosus, and Rhodocrinus nanus along with unidentified brachiopod and bryozoan.
From the Mississippian period of Iowa
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Five Valleys Mini Club, is a Stroud, Gloucestershire based enthusiasts club for the classic Mini.
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The question was, "What lessons can we learn from other disciplines?"
My answer: The ability to see the same thing in a different way, which can sometimes lead to breakthrough. In case it's not apparent, this is my attempt to replicate the optical illusion of a vase... or two faces looking at each other.
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A cool multiple strike captured just north of Monument, Colorado.
I have multiple dungeons working now. There's also a fun "feature" -- I handle the dungeons by just incrementing an offset on a big bitmap with all the dungeons in it. If I offset past the last dungeon, the game interprets random areas of memory as a dungeon. Which is pretty cool.
Apologies for the flickering -- the refresh rate of my camera and the refresh rate of the Meggy LEDs do NOT get along.
(screen capture video from the Grindavik web camera atop Thorbjörn)
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At 8:22 PM, local time, on 16 March 2024, a fissure eruption started in southwestern Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, at Sundhnúkur Crater Row, between Mt. Hagafell and Mt. Stóra Skógfell - this is north-northeast of the town of Grindavik. As with previous eruptions in this area, the active fissure lengthened relatively quickly and basaltic lava flows spread out in multiple directions.
Fountaining along the fissure gradually decreased in the overnight and early morning hours of 17 March 2024.
Update: the eruption ended in early May 2024.
Shutter-Æ’/5.6
Aperture-75.0 mm
Iso-800
Melvin Smith is study to prepare for his last final Friday . I turned off the lights in his room and had the flash bounce from off the ceiling.