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one of the riders doing a practice start in the pits after qualifying for the daytona 200.

These are the cuppies I made to show to my little "apprentice" I took them to work today ...we had them for morning tea along with the mini frangi cake!

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Another practice hexagon, using left-overs from the Sunburst afghan, while I'm still waiting for the yarn I ordered for this project to arrive.

 

Glad this one is just for practice as there are not one but two mistakes in here - one of them stayed, but I had to rip back the outer round most of the way and try again to correct the second.

 

[Day 78/365 - 2009-03-19]

Practice is good. Here the Panamanian fire department rescue dummy from a smoke filled building.

DanceAct Practice Night Spring 2023 Showcase

Photo by Lindsay Frumker.

Cleveland Crush members practice at Collinwood High School on Saturday, June 8, 2013.

Brushes, IPad. My first IPad Painting!

Jamsil, Seoul, Korea.

September 2007.

Canon 350D

 

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Scottish Practice Managers Development Network Annual Conference 5-6 June 2014

The Baltimore Ravens practicing at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Now Now Every children practicie.

Blaine, MN

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Image Taken At Oklahoma State Cowboy Basketball Practice, Wednesday, September 25, 2019, Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater, OK. Courtney Bay/OSU Athletics

In light of the upcoming Venus transit, I figured it would be a good idea to practice before the event, so as to not make a fumbling mess of it at the last minute. Now, I don't own a proper solar filter, and unique though as this event is going to be (more than a hundred years until next time), I'm not quite prepared to shell out a minor fortune on one unless I have to. So I've decided to improvise.

 

I already have a pair of solar eclipse protective glasses, the same ones that I used for the previous Venus transit in 2004. The only problem is that they're much too small to cover the business end of my 300mm lens. But then someone suggested the protective glass plate from a welding mask which, like the solar eclipse protective glasses, is only barely transparent. It's pretty cheap too (NOK 23 or about US$ 4 apiece, when you buy them without the whole mask attached), big enough to cover that which needeth covering, and it's no trouble fitting it in place with two pieces of sticky tape.

 

It's good enough that I get sunspots. I've never taken a picture of a sunspot before!

 

I got sunspots!

 

What I find to be a problem, though, is that the glass is aboout 2mm thick, and seems to blur the image just a tiny bit. That, and with my 300mm lens being the cheapest sort, and the auto focus having its own opinions as to how well it wants to work, greatly increases the number of takes before one finally gets a decent shot, which does make the job slightly frustrating.

 

Plus the Sun turns out a rather alien green, which I'm not entirely sure that I like at all. Looks unhealthy.

 

So I decided to try with the solar eclipse glasses instead. They're smaller, about a third the diameter needed, so I covered the rest of the lens with my hand as best as I could, and lo and behold, it worked! I had to up the exposure, suggesting that the eclipse glasses are more efficient than the welding filter, but I got focus in just two attempts, and the result is a lovely orange disc, complete with sunspots, and that wee little bit more sharpness. Home run!

 

I'll have to make some sort of frame for the glasses. Cardboard should do the trick. I already have the sticky tape.

 

You know, I think this might work.

 

I think I may have a date with Venus.

 

Weather permitting.

 

Nikon D40x, 10Mpix RAW, Tamron 300mm lens. 1:1 crop from 10Mpix original.

 

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Practice Day is an event centered around Applied Practice experiences. Students present on research projects they worked on in conjunction with their experience, and local organizations presented information to attendees about the opportunities available.

Le parvis de la gare Montparnasse serait-il devenu un parcours de golf? Paris.

Emoy is a farmer who recognized that shifting agricultural practices (slash and burn methods) were not sustainable as populations grew and forests shrank. He is trying to use techniques such as composting and other more intensive agricultural practices in order to be able to farm effectively and repeatedly on a single, permanent plot of land. From a March 2009 trip with writer William deBuys traveling to Indonesian Borneo (Central Kalimantan, Indonesia) to visit with NGOs Yayorin and Orangutan Foundation UK to explore the social and environmental dynamics of forest conservation in and around the Lamandau Wildlife Reserve. The LWR is a release site for the Bornean Orangutans, the central area for an upcoming Rare Pride Campaign, and site of a proposed community-based carbon trading demonstration site for the UNDP's REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation) program.

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VCC Workshop: Creative Imagery with Lloyd Houghton

On our last day in Munich, Josh and I visited Olympiapark.

 

Junior linebacker Adrian Moten defends a pass during practice of the Maryland football team on the campus of the University of Maryland at College Park in College Park MD on August 17, 2009. Christopher Blunck/Inside Maryland Sports

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pictured at the Cork Society of Chartered Accountants held their Annual Practice Day at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Little Island. The theme for the day was “Efficiencies and Profitability for your Practice” outlining several relevant issues for practitioners such as issues in the SME Sector and staying up to date on compliance matters.

pictures Gerard McCarthy 087 8537228

more info contact Fiona Collins, Regional Coordinator Chartered Accountants Cork Society 087 2196935

Practicing my self-portrait work. Who says I need to do a 365 project?

September 4, 2015: Austin Dillon during practice at Darlington Raceway in Darlington SC. (HHP/Harold Hinson)

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