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I must say, I found this church VERY interesting! Among its other points of interest were the tomb of Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester and his notorious second wife Lettice Knollys, as well as memorials to beloved servants of the Earls of Warwick.
Mounted a Simmons Prosport 4 x12 on Maria's EBR. Seems to work pretty well...... Maria fired this group at 100 yards using Wolf Performance 62 grain hollow points from the prone position.
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Tram Stop at corner of Victoria and Elizabeth Streets. Seen at tram junctions in Melbourne - a 3 aspect signal without target board indicating whether points are set to go straight ahead or turn.
This is an older AWA signal. Modern ones use LED signals. The angled left bar indicates the points are set for the left turn. Straight ahead movement is indicated by the vertical bar below.
Steve the water frog is the star attraction of the refurbished aquarium at PWL Lloydminster. The frog is usually tricky to spot in the tank, and GM Allyn Andrews says she was lucky to get this photo of him.
"The Harpers Corner Trail follows a ridge through pinyon-juniper woodland. At several points along the trail, hikers have spectacular views of the canyons of the Green and Yampa rivers and of Echo Park, 2,500 feet (762 meters) below." Trailhead sign
"Northeastern Utah’s dinosaur legacy comes to life at Dinosaur National Monument, where geological and climatic forces have tilted, warped, and eroded the earth’s crust to reveal a treasure trove of fossils."
"Located on the Utah border with Colorado, there is something for everyone in Dinosaur National Monument. Take your pick of touring the dinosaur quarry, going on driving tours around the park, hiking the nature trails, backpacking, white-water river running, photography, bird-watching, fishing, general sightseeing, and biking." www.visitutah.com
Settlement points with population estimates are used in GRUMP as a guide tovreallocation of population from rural areas to urban extents defined by stable night-time lights. The level of detail available in the settlement points database varies by country.
Robert Lefebvre and his great granddaughter, Madeleine Laliberte, reading the Points West newsletter together, at Points West Living Peace River
Submitted by Dana Laliberte, Peace River
Whitinsville Christian 72, Sutton 44..Tim Dufficy scored 15 points and Richard Santos added 11 for the No. 7 Crusaders (13-2, 8-1 DVC). Senior Gordy Smythe poured in 17 points for the host Sammies (6-10, 2-7)...WHITINSVILLE CHRISTIAN.Name.FGM.3PM.FTM.Pts..Tim Dufficy.6.2.1.15.Jake Lovewell.0.0.0.0.Caleb Holt.2.0.2.6.Matt Leduc.2.1.0.5.Schuyler Van Tol.0.0.0.0.John Woudenberg.2.0.2.6.Antonio Estrella.4.0.2.10.Richard Santos.3.1.4.11.Matt Colonero.1.0.4.6.Graham Tienhaara.0.0.4.4.Grant Brown.2.0.5.9.Totals.22.4.24.72..SUTTON.Name.FGM.3PM.FTM.Pts..Bryce Erickson.0.0.0.0.Josh Kramer.2.1.0.5.Joe Perry.0.0.0.0.Gordy Smythe.4.0.9.17.Zack Brogie.0.0.0.0.Kevin Rothermich.0.0.0.0.Matt Soule.0.0.0.0.Zach Gorczynski.0.0.0.0.Richard Harrington.2.0.0.4.Harry Valentgas.2.2.0.6.Tom McGovern.2.2.0.6.Pat Engdahl.0.0.0.0.Brandon Bousquet.3.0.0.6.Totals.15.9.9.44.
Shot at ISO 3200, Aperture of 2.8, Shutter speed of 1/400 and Focal Length of 160.0 mm
Taken with a 70-200mm F2.8 G lens and processed by Aperture 3.4.3 on Tuesday February-05-2013 21:14 EST PM
This is a photograph from the Cork City Marathon 2014 which was held in Cork City, Ireland on Bank Holiday Monday June 2nd 2014 starting at 09:00. There are three different events: The full marathon, The Half Marathon, and a full relay of the full marathon course.
Electronic Timing and Event Management and Registration was provided by Precision Timing - their website will have results of the race (www.precisiontiming.net/results.aspx)
We have a set of photographs from today's races at various points. Firstly at the 1 mile mark and then along the Mardyke (around 3:15 - 3:30 marathon finish time) and finally at the finish around 4:50 to 5:00 marathon finish time. The full set is available at www.flickr.com/photos/peterm7/sets/72157644970559902/
Some links, related to this race, which you might find useful:
Official Race Website: www.corkcitymarathon.ie/
Running in Cork Blog: corkrunning.blogspot.ie/
Running in Cork Blog: corkrunning.blogspot.ie/2014/06/results-photos-of-2014-co...
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Photo: With a Scandinavian surname, resident Lorne Ulveland’s roots may not reach all the way to Ireland, but he enjoyed the day celebrating the spirit of the Emerald Isle.
This is what I did last weekend. After about a year I finally have a camera person / editor working with me to tape my Scene Points shows. They're like 3-5 minute shows that I put on my website, basically making fun of bands and their videos.
Finally, as seen in this photo, we have SPACE to shoot, rather than at someones apartment everytime. So this is nice. I was waiting for my guy Jonathan (whom I love!) to get the lighting correct and stuff.
1500 Marilla - 1978
This Modern civic structure is another signature building of Dallas. It was designed by I.M. Pei and like many of his buildings, features angular forms. The City Hall in plan is a long rectangular building, but in elevation, it reveals its true shape. It is essentially a right triangle turned with one of its points down. The first floor is relatively small in plan with each floor above being larger than the one below. The north wall slopes outward, with large areas of glass. The south facade also has a considerable amount of glass with the east and west sides of the building being mostly concrete.
CAMP ZAMA, Japan - Scores of Soldiers, family members and Department of Defense civilians from the Camp Zama community donned decorative costumes for the second annual SHA Loop Run Oct. 31, 2015.
The 1.9 mile race featured a colorful cast of characters ranging from superheroes and video game characters to reptiles and breakfast menu items.
Phillip Curiel with the U.S. Army Medical Department (Japan) took home first place after crossing the finishing line in 9 minutes, 37 seconds. Army Spc. Sean Peters (who, whether by design or coincidence, wore red and yellow costume made famous by DC Comics' "The Flash"), an intelligence analyst with the 441st Military Intelligence Battalion, came in second place at 10:22. Dressed as a Jedi Knight and wielding a plastic light saber, Army 2nd Lt. Cody Hartmann, executive officer, 441st MI Battalion, followed close behind Peters with a third place finish time of 10:31.
Army spouse Yoko Stephens was the first woman to cross the finish line at 11:52.
Camp Zama's Community Bank sponsorship ensured the winners received their well-deserved trophies.
The 441st MI BN also accrued more than 50 points toward U.S. Army Japan's annual Commanders' Cup challenge.
Photo by Army Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, U.S. Army Japan
It's not uncommon to see "custom" turbocharger systems on the market featuring generic off the shelf silicon hoses. To engineer truly custom silicon hoses, as is the case with an APR Stage III Turbocharger System, months of planning and engineer time must take place.
APR's Engineers use a Fero Arm to plot points of contact within the engine bay and mounting surfaces, such as the turbocharger, to help aid in design and fitment through CAD Software. This gives the engineers a work space for designing parts without worry of contacting components in the engine bay.
Fero Arm Mapping a Turbo
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Once the engine bay and attached items are mapped, the engineers are able to begin designing parts on the computer. We currently use the latest version of Pro Engineer, which is now called creo. It's an extremely powerful software suite that gives our Engineers the flexibility they need to design and test many components in a simulated environment, long before they ever make a physical part.
Here's a fully designed Stage 3 Turbocharger System, long before any physical parts are produced. The images can be rotated, split apart, moved around, altered, etc.
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Once the Engineers complete a design, it's sent to our Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer to print out a physical part we can test in the engine bay. It's necessary to print out the design and test because some items in the engine bay are not static. Under load the engine will rock back and forth, so clearance must be confirmed before proceeding. Printing 3D parts also allows us to test parts on other makes and models around the world. Our UK facility and our partners in Australia test Right Hand Drive vehicles we do not see in the US.
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The printer uses a laser to harden a liquid material into a useable part. In the example below, we are using the SLA to create a compressor housing for use on a TTRS Stage III Turbocharger System. The process is identical when creating silicon hoses for the Golf R Stage III Turbocharger System:
The Laser burns in the design, one tiny layer at a time:
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When finished, the part is removed and sent over to an ultra violet chamber which hardens the piece:
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The finished piece looks like this and can be fitted and tested in the car:
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The same process takes place for nearly every component we design on the Stage III Turbocharger System. The parts are then installed and fitment is verified. Once engineering gives the green light, a cast mandrel is created and then machined in house to act as the mould for making the production parts. This is an extremely expensive process, which is why many kits use off the shelf, generic hosing, however quality and features cannot be matched using other methods. It's Performance Without Compromise.
APR manufactures all hoses in North America to ensure high levels of quality and workmanship. The hoses are then fit with custom hose barbs and spigots for all of the necessary OEM equipment to connect and many of these parts are designed and created in house on our Mazak CNC lathe. The lathe feeds bar stock from one end to automate the production process and runs round the clock with two shifts of operators operating almost 24/7.
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Each hose is a wire reinforced, high quality, multi-pli silicon design. The hoses are very stiff so under boost and vacuum the hoses will not swell or collapse and restrict airflow like traditional hoses. If you're at Waterfest or H2O this year, stop by our booth and squeeze one of the hoses on display!
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All of the correct OEM spigots and outlets for boost / vacuum reference lines are included in the OEM locations. OEM PCV and EVAP connections are properly in place with OEM style one-time-use crimp clamps holding securing each piece.
One often overlooked feature of the APR Stage III Silicon Hose Design is the use of stepped mounting surfaces for smooth transition from one piece to the other. Traditional hoses simply sit on top of the other mounting surfaces, which can disrupt airflow. The APR hose design is stepped so they mount flush, offering a truly custom and ideal design.
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Up next we'll discuss a few more cast parts in the induction system!
This piece is up on my shop now!
This special crown has flowers, dried baby's breath, crystal points in 2 colors, and amber flat crystals.
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With 10 Points in the book only 2 was needed but this 3 point shot did it and for the 4th time in Program History a player passed the 1,000 Points mark.
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Daphne Samaras (Mamiya)
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#PlayerOneCup Player One Astrophotography Competition Round 4 winner is: Lucas Magalhães
4 judges, 10 points is highest, Final score :
32 Lucas Magalhães
31 Ben Law
31 Markus Wirth Astrofotografie
31 Stephane Gonza
29 Israel Monterroso Villatoro
28 Filippo Scopelliti
27 Jason Close
26 Amrit Seecharan
23 Jacopo Fallai
23 Maxi Falieres
21 Prabhu S Kutti
21 Rafael Compassi
18 Bob Wengewicz
This is a series competition in every month, each of which will have a theme. We just released our guiding camera series, AKA dwarf planet series. Including 4 models, Ceres-M, Ceres-C, Sedna-M, Xena-M. We'll be covering deep sky photography this year. So let's do our first DSO contest this month!
The theme of Round 4 : Deep Sky Object
Prize: Sedna-M camera (New guiding and imaging camera)
Target: deep sky object (Images taken by other brands are also welcome to join the competition. Images from commecial remote observatory is forbiden.)
Shooting timeframe: Jan,1st 2020 to Jul, 25th 2021.
Rules:
1.Subscribe www.facebook.com/PlayerOneAstronomy facebook page.
2.Post on www.facebook.com/PlayerOneAstronomy facebook page with #PlayerOneCup Tag, upload your image，description and technical information of the image.
Timeframe of submission: Jul,1st 0:00 AM - Jul,25th 11:59PM
The judges scoring: Jul,26th - Jul,30th
Announce the winner: Jul,31th.
(All thoes timeframe according to Time Zone: +0800.
Free for shipping and export fees, winner need to pay import customs and tax fees)
Looking from rail level towards the main museum building with "Lil Toot" standing outside the museum.
Puffing Billy Railway's Menzies Creek Museum Re-Opening Monday 24-02-2020.
Action from a surprisingly rural Windsor Park as hosts Denton West bat against Flowery Field during a crucial fourth-versus-second late season derby in Division One A of the Great Manchester League. Denton West moved up a place to third, four points behind leaders Moorside, after chalking up a 30-run victory. With three games remaining, Denton West trail second-placed Glodwick only on net run rate. The top two are promoted to the Premier Division, from which Denton West were relegated in 2018.
Professional Semila Seyibokwe wrecked Flowery Field's hopes of reaching their target. The South African pacer took 7-59 to reduce the Hyde-based visitors to 72-7. Ben Mason (39) and Kieran Lawton (20) put on 43 for the eighth wicket. Lawton, to a rather soft catch, was the last man out as Flowery Field fell short. Alex Dolly contributed 20. Earlier, Denton West, opting to bat, slipped to 11-2 as pacer Mike Finan (3-49) struck early blows. Ebrahim Ginwalla (43) and Aaqib Uppal (33) advanced the score to 92 before the third wicket tumbled. The hosts wobbled again, losing four wickets for the addition of just 15 runs, before a strong finish, with Ben Lowndes (19) prominent, enabled them to post a decent total. Mike Burns finished with 4-38 and South African professional Kurtlyn Mannikam 3-20. Twins Jordan (Denton West) and Jamie (Flowery Field) Williams were on opposite sides. Jamie took a smart catch to dismiss his sibling for 10. Jordan is an England Disability international.
Cricket has been played at Windsor Park since 1880, when Reddish Cricket Club were formed. They merged in 1935 with Gorton Cricket Club (founded in 1848) to form Denton West Cricket Club. Gorton's ground was sold for redevelopment. Denton West's most famous product is former England and Lancashire pace bowler Brian Statham. As a teenager, Statham played for Denton West during the 1947 and 1948 seasons. Statham's widow later presented Denton West with one of her late husband's England caps.
Match statistics
Denton West versus Flowery Field
Greater Manchester League, Division One A (50 over match, 12.30pm start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 115. Denton West won the toss and elected to bat. Denton West 180 off 47.4 overs (Ebrahim Ginwalla 43, Aaqib Uppal 33, Mike Burns 4-38, Kurtlyn Mannikam 3-20, Mike Finan 3-49) 5pts beat by 30 runs Flowery Field 150 off 47.2 overs (Semila Seyibokwe 7-59, Ben Mason 30, Alex Dolly 20, Kieran Lawton 20) 0pts.
Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures
Truly Green industrial symbiosis in Chatham, ON
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Top view. Engine timing is adjusted while running by turning the set screw to vary the points gap or dwell. The setting is retained by the spring under the screw. The screw has been known to slip over time, so timing should be checked now and then.
Unusual apartments, at the north end, are a striking feature of Middlesbrough Cricket Club's Acklam Park ground. The North Yorkshire & South Durham ECB Premier League XI are warming up ahead of a T20 Challenge match with Yorkshire Vikings. Yorkshire's first visit to the venue since 1996 attracted a bumper crowd.
The Vikings made a losing return to Teesside as the home team won by four wickets with eight balls to spare. Two club professionals, Seaton Carew's Usman Arshad and Great Ayton's Pitigala Jeewantha, were the NYSD heroes. Both hit half-centuries in adding 95 for the fourth wicket after the NYSD had slipped to 44-3. Beating Yorkshire saw the NYSD follow up their even more emphatic victory, at Hartlepool earlier in the season, over a Durham Jets XI.
When Yorkshire last played a first class game at Acklam Park, 22 years ago, Darren Gough and Michael Vaughan featured in a County Championship victory over Sussex. Yorkshire then decided to play the bulk of their home matches at Headingley, Leeds, with North Marine Road, Scarborough, the sole out-ground.
Acklam Park opened in 1929. Middlesbrough Rugby Union Club have played at the ground since its opening, Middlesbrough Cricket Club since 1932, when the latter became joint owners of the site. The rugby union club paid £1,200 in 1928 for what was then a 12-acre field. The Acklam Park name was adopted in 1930. A new clubhouse, opened in 2008, transformed the ground's off-the-field facilities. It features changing rooms, a bar, a cafe, a gym, a function room and a lounge.
Match statistics:
Admission: £3. Programme: four pages (w/a). Attendance: 425. Yorkshire Vikings XI won the toss and elected to bat. Yorkshire Vikings XI 163-8 off 20 overs (Matthew Waite 56, Jack Leaning 30, Matthew Fisher 25) lost by four wickets to NYSD ECB Premier League XI 174-6 off 18.4 overs (Usman Arshad 56 not out, Pitigala Jeewantha 52). Umpires: Shaun McEvoy (Hartlepool) and Kevin Moss (Stockton-on-Tees).
An exploration of the anonymity of signatures. The model's (me) face was purposely shadowed to bring attention to the letter.
5 Second exposure. Converted to sepia.
Initial achieved through using a small penlight, and quickly making a backward D, the way I sign it. The initial took about 4 seconds, and then I held the pose for a further second. This made my arm look static.