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Phase Zero Darktrooper armour from the original Star Wars Battlefront games. More info at:

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Phase details:Saturday, November 12th 2016

Phase: Waxing Gibbous

Illumination: 94%

Moon Age: 12.35 days

Moon Distance: 365,441.30 km

Super Moon: Yes

Phase Zero Darktrooper armour from the original Star Wars Battlefront games. More info at:

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Phase 1 of Wildwood Park was officially opened to the public on Saturday, October 16, with an event featuring live music, food trucks, beer garden, paddle sports, camping demonstration, face painting, bounce houses, and more!

Japanese Embroidery phase four. This piece is designed to teach the student about Japanese goldwork. Before this I had always used imitation gold but for this piece I thought it would be worth investing in some real gold. I'm never going to be a big fan of gold work, although the real gold thread is certainly easier to work, but I think that in the end it came out ok.

PHASES Vinyl · Montag

Design by Curious Flux

 

Photos by Alejandro Gallo

Latest addition to the stable. Phase One 645AF with a P30+ back.

I was taking pictures for my insurance guy and thought I'd slap a lens on for a few shots.

That phase II P42 does look really nice. Need to shoot it leading something SOON!!

From A Proposal for the Development of the East Shore Tidelands of San Francisco Bay, Prepared for the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company by Victor Gruen Associates, October, 1963.

Another small part of Cumberland's overhead rural distribution system. Small three-phase 11kV - 415V transformer feeding a farm.

 

11kV 'drop-out' fuses visible between transformer and line.

I pretty much agree with all my employees about these picks, but this one is my personal choice. Saul Bass did something amazing with this film. The photography alone is worth the ticket price.

 

I had a tight deadline to get these covers done so I couldn't really labor over them like I wish I could. But here's my best effort using screen captures a Criterion template and roughly 30 minutes per cover.

Go here to see the full list:

www.scarecrow.com/2011/04/11/our-criterion-collection-wis...

Design execution - build,

we have managed a variety of projects ranging dramatically in size and scope. Yet, no matter how big or small, we treat each with the same care and personal attention because we are passionate about our work.

Looking rather chipper in anticipation of phase two.

 

Phase one: Remove all frets.

Phase two: Smooth the neck with epoxy. (Not recommended.)

Phase three: Place zip ties as new temporary frets.

 

- A link to my recorded compositions in Bohlen-Pierce.

Photographer: Valery Shpak

Instagram: @valeryshpakphotography

I'm taking mostly Large Format & medium format film photos for private galleries and art collectors, 35mm film lifestyle reportages and candid moments, digitals for events, weddings, family photos and modelling gigs

New York, Miami, Europe, Worldwide.

These magnificent replicas of the original Star Trek working phaser props, were completed in 2005. They were based on painstaking analysis of the meager reference material of the time.

 

NOTE: the ATL replicas were a private project and not made for sale. None are available.

Phase Zero Darktrooper armour from the original Star Wars Battlefront games. More info at:

www.swnz.co.nz/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1843

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Pictured: Recruits learn how to patrol in small teams whilst navigating over the ground.

 

A series of images taken to replace the imagery at ATR Pirbright. The images depict day to day life and training of Phase 1 recruits.

 

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NOTE TO DESKS:

MoD release authorised handout images.

All images remain Crown Copyright 2014.

Photo credit to read - Cpl Si Longworth RLC (Phot)

 

Email: simonlongworth@mediaops.army.mod.uk

richardwatt@mediaops.army.mod.uk

shanewilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.uk

 

Si Longworth - 07414 191994

Richard Watt - 07836 515306

Shane Wilkinson - 07901 590723

With Amtrak's newest locomotives gradually increasing their presence on long-distance routes east of the Mississippi, the southbound Palmetto No. 89 is sporting a new appearance between Washington and Savannah as she approaches the Selma station led by five-month-old AMTK ALC-42 No. 327.

Amtrak 184 the Phase IV unit leads Amtrak train #7 the westbound Empire Builder at Northbrook, IL.

Sideshow Collectibles Cobra Officer surveys the ruins of a Joe compound looking to pick off any survivors.

 

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Well I gave up on trying to fake concete with styrofoam and just used the real thing, although the aggregate is a little big for the scale...and he's a bit too close to the background back anyway, it's good to finally have it done.

This prop is of the Phaser seen in Star Trek The Wrath of Khan.

Just like the original props, the ATL strips down into its three component parts: the P2 phaser body, the P1 hand phaser, and the pistol grip power pack. The grip is held to the body with an electrical twist plug used on lamp cords in the mid 20th century. The p1 is attached via friction fit and a springloaded metal tab in the back.

 

NOTE: the ATL replicas were a private project and not made for sale. None are available.

 

Origin Northeastern North America

 

As the social-ecological-agricultural transformation of the New England landscape into patches of woodlots, pasture, and planting fields (the majority of land was open fields by the early 1800’s) shifted towards another phase of transformation during industrialization and urbanization –as happened here in Worcester at the crown headwaters region of the Blackstone River- white pines quickly established populations on old abandoned farmland by outcompeting and growing faster than other trees. The “old field white pine” forests became so abundant across the northeastern U.S. that forest mappers identified much of New England as the “ White Pine Region” at the turn of last century.

 

The overall trend of forest regeneration during industrialization continued through to the post-industrial present where 60-95% of New England landscape is now forest cover. White pine populations began to decrease in the late 1800’s, however, due to the development of a logging industry that now centers on the hardwood species ( oak, maple, beech, etc.) that grew in succession under white pine trees and upon cut pinelands. White pine wood was used for building containers such as boxes and barrels, as well as for ship masts during colonial times due to its ability to grow tall and straight.

 

One winter day just before the new year of 1852, Henry David Thoreau, stood on Fair Haven Hill in Concord, and observed two men sawing down a white (“noble”) pine. He eulogized the felled tree, stating “ a plant which has taken two centuries to perfect, rising by slow stages into the heavens, has this afternoon ceased to exist….why does not the village bell sound a knell”. Acutely aware of the likely diminishment of wildlife, Thoreau wondered about a hen-hawk that “will mourn for the pines lofty enough to protect her brood.”

 

Endlessly observant and inquisitive, however, Thoreau returned the next day to measure the tree’s age and height and found the 105 foot tree was only ninety-four years old, while an even taller (115 ft) and slight older (ninety-six) white pine – four feet in diameter- was lying beside it; a testimony to how fast the white pine could grow. Thoreau’s follow through represents science and poetry intertwined.

 

The tallest living white pine is 167 feet tall ( a dozen feet shy of the Holy Name wind turbine hub), growing in a deeply forested area with rich soils (PA state). Trees growing in exposed areas are much shorter due to losing their leaders from events such as ice storms, wherein the tree forms flat tops. The central Massachusetts Ice Storm of 2008 caused wide spread felling and leader loss of white pines; gun cracking sounds were created at night as leaders and branches snapped and fell to the ground.

 

White pines needlelike leaves, in groups of five; cones are 4 to 7 inches in length, and with age bark become thick, broad, with rectangular ridges. White pines are also abundant in Northeast swamps. Can tolerate long periods of wet and dry soil.

 

Family: Pine

Soil: moist, well drained

Light: sun to partial sun

USDA Hardiness Zones: 3 to 7

 

"Is it done?"

"Yep the..."

"OH MAN, THANK..."

"I was going to say that the outline was done, we still have to color it and do the shading!"

"NO YOU DON'T!"

"Yes I do"

Cousin says: "Sissy!"

 

Borderline crazy before, borderline dead later! But it was worthy!!!

 

The MAN:

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I have been wanting to photograph this building for awhile now.

Phase Zero Darktrooper armour from the original Star Wars Battlefront games. More info at:

www.swnz.co.nz/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1843

www.facebook.com/ootagoota/

I just stopped for a second during a busy wedding, and here it is, a gorgeous garden we may enjoy. photo: @valeryshpakphotography

 

Phase One IQ250

Schneider Kreuznach LS 55mm f/2.8

The U.S. Capitol Exterior Stone and Metal Preservation Project is a multi-phased project designed to address deferred maintenance, extend the life expectancy of the deteriorated stone and to replace missing elements of the U.S. Capitol Building.

 

Details at www.aoc.gov/stone/capitol.

 

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