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Ozzy was sleeping in this odd sleeping position. It was even funnier when I was sitting in the chair with him. His eyes were closed, his face was pointing up, and his teeth were showing more. His eyes are opened here, but he is asleep. LOL!
Sony NEX 5
Battery Russel at Ft. Stevens has the unique position in history of having been the only place on the continental U.S. to have been shelled by a foreign country during time of war. This is a massive ring located near one of the gun implacements that was apparently used to secure equipment.
According to Wikipedia: The Japanese submarine I-25, under the command of a Tagami Meiji was on a typical submarine mission. Destroying enemy shipping and engaging the enemy on land if and when possible, using I-25's 5.5 (140 mm) inch deck gun. She also carried a Yokosuka E14Y seaplane and a crew of 94 men, including the commander. On June 21, 1942, I-25 was steaming in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, along the North American coast, following allied fishing boats to avoid the several mine fields in the area.
Late at night on June 21, 1942, Commander Meiji ordered his crew to surface his submarine at the mouth of the Columbia River. In sight was the old Fort Stevens, built during the American Civil War, with two 10 inch disappearing guns as her best weapons. Several other defense measures were also available.
Positioning onto final resting place before the cutters torch gets into battle and reduces this longstanding servant of Eccles to scrap.
11/06/2011
Kelly in the position, she would come to know so much better, than she had ever imagined, as she drove 6,753 miles from Seattle to Jacksonville and back.
Unfortunately positioned lamppost and the inability to unsee the sign, means we will never eat there
8 Sex Positions to Try at the Beach This Summer
8 Sex Positions to Try at the Beach This Summer
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SE401992, LR99. (original position)
HISTORY
Pillar completed around June 1953, date and cost details not on record. Computed as tertiary triangulation station SE38/T30 within the Harrogate secondary block during 1955. Flush bracket S7441 was levelled for height to first class precision, tertiary standards in October 1959. This pillar station was last maintained by the Ordnance Survey in April 1975.
SITE VISIT
Overall approach from southwest. Parked by the east side of the farmtrack at SE394988 opposite the cottages with kind permission of the householders. Walked along Low Moor Lane to the NW corner of the trig field then south via western edge to where the trig column now stands. The pillar is neatly relocated from centre of an arable field to the western edge, and is still in good condition. The spider retains a replacement OS centre cap with raised medium sized letters. The flush bracket faces south, compass measurement 176°. Vented through back (north) sight hole. The 247° panoramic view spans from ENE through south to NW.
Photographed: 3rd June 2013, GRP.
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Neighbouring Triangulation Pillars
S4378 - Summerfield House : 2.20 miles to the northwest.
S7592 - Bullamoor Resr : 3.17 miles to the south.
S4413 - Arncliffe Wood : 3.65 miles to the east.
S4383 - Manor Cottage : 3.75 miles to the northeast.
S4341 - Smeaton Farm : 4.29 miles to the northwest.
S4379 - Hunters Hill Farm : 4.76 miles to the west.
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Today, Match 321, the coveted Rifle Excellence in Competition Match was held. Competitors fired 50 rounds in five stages. Stage One was done in the prone firing position at 400 yards. Competitors used a 10-round magazine to shoot their targets at a sustained firing rate within two minutes. Stage Two was done in the prone firing position at 300 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines at their targets at a rapid firing rate within 60 seconds. Stage Three was done in the kneeling firing position at 200 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines at a rapid firing rate within 50 seconds. Stage Four done from the 100-yard line. Competitors shot 5 rounds from the standing position then transitioned to the kneeling positon, switched magazines and shot 5 more rounds at their targets. This was completed within 40 seconds. Stage Five was a Close Quarter Engagement stage. Competitors shot a total of 10 rounds from a single magazine. They had four seconds to fire as many rounds as desired at targets from the 75-yard line. They then had three seconds to do the same from the 50-yard line. Finally, they engaged targets at the 25-yard line. The goal was to put five rounds into each target at each yard line.
Match 221 is a Pistol Excellence-in-Competition Match comprised of four stages. During this match, competitors fired a total of 40 rounds from 5-round magazines. Stage One was a standing, unsupported position with a slow rate of fire at 30 yards. Competitors shot 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 60 seconds. Stage Two was done at the 25-yard line. Competitors shot 5 rounds in the kneeling firing position, then transitioned to prone firing before shooting five more rounds from a new magazine. They had 45 seconds fire all ten rounds. Stage Three was done from the standing, unsupported firing position at the 20-yard line. Competitors fired 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 20 seconds. Stage Four was done in the standing firing position. Competitors shot 10 rounds two 5-round magazines from the 15-yard line within 15 seconds.
A2,
Acrylic paint / wax / black ink / coffee,
This was an attempt into layering media to create form. This was during a life class, the model was fully hunched on the floor. My focus was on trying to show tone within the differing media.
Same processing as in the previous upload, but this time I added the slobber chain :)(yeah, right...)
Members of the Continuum of Resource Education (CORE) Hawaii's CO/XO Leadership Continuum came together at Commander Submarine Force U.S. Pacific Fleet, Rear Adm. Frank Caldwell's residence on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) to discuss emergency preparedness and crisis management, Nov. 8. More than 50 Navy spouses in leadership positions in CORE attended the event and the workshops are held to help them meet the challenges they should face in their demanding positions. On hand were guest speakers Guy Hagi, Hawaii News Now weather anchor, and Dan Dubois, Emergency Management Officer for JBPHH, to educate and inform the spouses on meteorological conditions, storms, emergency planning, preparations and procedures. (U.S. Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Steven Khor/Released)