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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (Dec. 11, 2021) Lee Greenwood preforms during the half time show. Midshipmen face off against the U.S. Army Black Knights during the annual Army-Navy football game at Metlife Stadium. The game marks the 122nd meeting between the Naval Academy Midshipmen and the Black Knights, the first time played at MetLife Stadium, and the fifth time the game is played in New Jersey. (U.S. Navy photo by Stacy Godfrey/Released)
Troop 3137 from Central Florida Council preforms morning colors at Pigott HQ during the 2023 National Scout Jamboree at The Summit Bechtel Reserve in Mount Hope, West Virginia. (BSA Photo by Tom Copeland)
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Surgical technology students preforming mock surgery in order to learn how to use the tools of their trade correctly. The Surgical Technology program is designed to prepare students for working with surgeons and other personal during and after surgery. Sept. 23, 2014. (Will Nacouzi/The Skyline View)
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An F/A-18 Hornet displays the 20th anniversary paint scheme of aircraft A21-26 whilst preforming an aerobatic display over Tomaree Heads, NSW.
Photographed 03MAR2005 by Leading Aircraftman Rob Mitchell
In Oct 81, Australia signed a contract for the provision of 75 F/A-18 aircraft, of which 18 were two-seat aircraft configuration. The first two aircraft were produced in the US, with the remainder being assembled by the Government Aircraft Factories (GAF) in Victoria, Australia.
The RAAF received its first Hornet at RAAF Base Williamtown’s No. 2 Operational Conversion Unit (2OCU) in May 1985. 2OCU commenced Hornet pilot training shortly after in August 1985.
As such, this year the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) will celebrate 20 years of successful F/A-18 Hornet operations.
F/A-18 Hornet A21-26, a single seat RAAF Hornet aircraft has been painted in a celebratory 'Year of the Hornet' anniversary paint scheme.
The commemorative design was decided by holding a RAAF wide design competition. The winning design was initiated by Sergeant David Turnbull, a current member of 77SQN located at RAAF Base Williamtown.
Painting of the aircraft was undertaken in the Aerospace Coatings facility at the Boeing Aerospace Support Centre (BASC) - RAAF Base Amberley in February 2005.
Now completed, the aircraft will return to RAAF Base Williamtown on Tuesday 01 March 2005 before being officially launched at the Avalon Air Show on 15 March 2005 by the Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Angus Houston.
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Apache helicopters from 656 Squadron preform deck landing onboard HMS ILLUSTRIOUS. Picture: PO(Phot) Ray Jones
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This evening HMS Illustrious was joined by two Apache Attack Helicopters from 656 Squadron, Army Air Corps. They came out to the ship to carry out some deck landing practice. Their usual operating areas are over land, so it is a new experience for a lot of the aircrews to "get their feet wet" (fly over the sea). Landing on a moving deck at sea can also be extremely challenging to the crews so they need regular practise to hone their skills. Also joining them in bouncing off the deck was a Merlin from 829 Naval Air Squadron.
HMS Illustrious is currently undergoing training off the south coast of England under the direction of Flag Officer Sea Training.
Pictured here is an Apache just about to land on the deck, whilst in the background we can see a Merlin on deck and another Apache on approach.
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A traditional Colombian dancer preforming at the Battery Dance Festival, Battery Park, New York City.
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My Dad and his buddies Gil and Mickey sailed on the USS Chaumont through the Panama Canal and to Hawaii after basic training in New York in 1938. My Dad said that their training continue on board as they had to preform ship duties throughout the voyage. We have photos on them on board that I still need to scan. This photocard is in Pearl Harbor. You can see swimmers at the base of the ship that would dive for coins that where thrown to them.
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USS Chaumont, one of twelve 13,400-ton (displacement) Hog Island Type B (Design 1024) transports built for the U. S. Shipping Board at Hog Island, Pennsylvania, was laid down in November 1918 as the Shipping Board's Shope, launched in March 1920 as the U.S. Army's Chaumont, and completed a few months later. Excess to Army needs, she was transferred to the Navy and commissioned in November 1921. From her home port at San Francisco, Chaumont commenced a career of trans-Pacific troop service that initially consisted of voyages between California and Manila via Honolulu. Two or three voyages in 1925-26 took her to Shanghai instead of Manila, and she continued to stop at Shanghai at least once during most subsequent years. In August 1926 she sailed from San Francisco through the Panama Canal to Annapolis. The return trip took her to Norfolk, where she was drydocked for routine maintenance, and then to Guantanamo. Such voyages between the East and West Coasts also became near-annual events.
Chaumont's voyages to Shanghai provided important assistance to U.S. Far Eastern diplomacy during the 1920s and 1930s by supporting the Marine Corps units deployed to the International Settlement in that city to protect U.S. nationals there. At the end of January 1932 Japanese forces in the Settlement attacked nearby Chinese forces, leading to intensive fighting in the city. Chaumont was in Manila at the time, and on 31 January the Navy Department ordered her to embark the 1,000 men of the Army's 31st Infantry Regiment and sail for Shanghai. Responding rapidly, Chaumont cleared Manila with the troops on board on 2 February and arrived at Shanghai on the 5th. Five years later, in mid-September 1937, Chaumont rushed the 6th Marine Regiment to Shanghai to reinforce the 4th Regiment that was protecting the Settlement during the all-out Japanese effort to seize the city from tenacious Chinese defenders. Chaumont suffered two mishaps during her China service in 1936-37, a week-long period aground at Chingwangtao and a collision at Shanghai with the Italian cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli.
When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Chaumont was on one of her regular voyages from Hawaii to Manila. She was diverted to Darwin, Australia, and then sent back to the West Coast. After two runs to Pearl Harbor, the now elderly transport was assigned to service between Seattle and Alaska, bringing men and supplies to assist in the defense of the Aleutians. Selected in March 1943 for conversion to a hospital ship, Chaumont was decommissioned in August at Seattle. She returned to active service in March 1944 as Samaritan (AH-10) and retained that name and designation until she was sold for scrapping in early 1948.
The Royal Bleuz preform at the DU Pride Showcase on Dillard Decision Day. (Photo by Sabree Hill/ Dillard University Photographer)
Cedar Creek Joint Dive Rescue Teams Preform a Dive Rescue of a man over board as his vessel was struck by lightning during the Storm Event that happened the weekend of 4/12/19 - 4/14/19
Why the man was operating a boat during a storm? No one will ever know.
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Preforming a go-around as part of a crew training mission from it's base in Shannon. Although it was 3h late it was well worth it!
Members of the Sophisticated Swing Jazz Band volunteered their time to entertain guests with holiday music throughout the cruise.
Actress & Activist Margaret CHO was at the Harvey Milk Plaza in the Castro collecting money for the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness . Margaret sang & gave a heart warming speech that moved her as well as audience members to tears.
She also made people laugh with several outrageous jokes: "I joined the Good Vibrations "Help the Homeless" event for the free vibrators!"
Everyone joined in singing with Margaret CHO in her song, "Fat Pussy"! She also had several other impromptu songs with other celebrities that were created on the spot.
Clearly she is heartfelt dedicated to this cause. It was one of the most moving & best events I have ever attended...
The swedish figure skating star Viktoria Helgesson preforming at a promotion event in the park Kungsträdgården in central Stockholms today. The figure skating stars Viktoria Helgesson, Kristoffer Berntsson and Stephane Lambiel performed outdoors, in minus ten degrees. Impressive. (More photos can be found here jenssoderblom.se/2013/01/varldsstjarnor-i-kungstradgarden/)
This may be the most famous soapstone bowl boulder in Georgia. There are two beautiful preform bowls that were nearly completed. This boulder was originally from Soapstone Ridge in southern DeKalb County but was moved to the north side of the historic DeKalb County Courthouse. For more information: www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM1XFD
used a pet-bottle preform as handle
positive side effects:
1st it floats
2nd i can use any pet bottle as tripod
Thrill Kill Jill
Thrill Kill Jill preforms with the LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW. The LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW is fast paced and funny, death-defying daredevil stunt spectacular with all the glitter, glamour, and gut-wrenching thrills of a Vegas show. Guaranteed to please, amuse, and amaze audiences of all ages! Hosted by silver tongued devil, TYLER FYRE, and the darling of danger, THRILL KILL JILL!
The thrill show was part of the Houston Rockets Power Dancer Halloween Party at the House of Blues.
Some text stolen from: www.luckydaredevil.com/home.html
The preform has now had the pavilion roughed in with the 180-grit lap and the shape of the stone and general pattern of the facets is becoming apparent. Next up will be further shaping of the facets, including some addition/changes of facets with a 500-grit lap, then several polishing stages before moving the crown and table of the stone.
Amanda 'Fucking' Palmer preforms her famous punk cabaret show at the Forum Theatre, showcasing a bunch of songs from her latest album - 'Amanda Palmer goes Down Under'.
Photos taken by Laurence Barnes
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Erickson Aero Tanker
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Preforming tanker drop certification at Fox Field for the United States Forest Service
Thrill Kill Jill
Thrill Kill Jill preforms with the LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW. The LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW is fast paced and funny, death-defying daredevil stunt spectacular with all the glitter, glamour, and gut-wrenching thrills of a Vegas show. Guaranteed to please, amuse, and amaze audiences of all ages! Hosted by silver tongued devil, TYLER FYRE, and the darling of danger, THRILL KILL JILL!
The thrill show was part of the Houston Rockets Power Dancer Halloween Party at the House of Blues.
Some text stolen from: www.luckydaredevil.com/home.html
Thrill Kill Jill
Thrill Kill Jill preforms with the LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW. The LUCKY DAREDEVIL THRILLSHOW is fast paced and funny, death-defying daredevil stunt spectacular with all the glitter, glamour, and gut-wrenching thrills of a Vegas show. Guaranteed to please, amuse, and amaze audiences of all ages! Hosted by silver tongued devil, TYLER FYRE, and the darling of danger, THRILL KILL JILL!
The thrill show was part of the Houston Rockets Power Dancer Halloween Party at the House of Blues.
Some text stolen from: www.luckydaredevil.com/home.html
On April 3rd 10 year old Connor V______ died. It took 4 days for him to die. It started with an infection, that caused a fever. That led to chest pains and bad circulation which eventually turned his feet black. The doctors had to induce a coma to keep him alive because he had no brain activity. Relying on machines and tubes to preform normal bodily functions...but it's hard to think of that as human. It was like her was a shell of him self.
9 seems like a completely insignificant number when you think of it. But i have been to 9 funerals, all of people i loved, which makes 9 VERY significant. But never before have i ever been to a little kid funeral. I can only imagine what his parents are going through, and his older brother Dillon.
I've known Connor and Dillon for about 10 years now. When Connor was just a new born and his family had just moved in to the house across the street from me. I loved going over there and playing with Dillon who was closer to my age. We would play Teen Titans and house. In the summer all the neighborhood kids would go with Connor and his family to the lake to go tubing on the boat. These two little boys were probably the best part of my childhood, growing up in south Minneapolis. I baby sat them at least once a week, it was a great job, i loved them- and they loved me. But as i grew up, went to high school, i became to old to go out and play. I would instead stay in my room on the computer or go to the mall with my friends or boyfriend. I regret this. I feel if i had stuck around just a few more years we would all be just as close as we were back then. It's hard to believe Connor was in 5th grade...and Dillon in middle school! When it seems just yesterday 3 year old Connor would come knock on my door and ask to come over to play.
I loved their family immensely, unconditionally.
They were the kind of people who did nice things, not for recognition, but simply for the sake of being righteous. They would never except praise.
The year my mom lost her job (i was about 9 i believe) we were struggling to pay the bills- let alone put food on the table. Connor and Dillons family brought us groceries. When my mom had her knee surgery, they helped me mow the lawn and shovel snow in the winter. And when our water got shut off, they let me come stay with them. It is this kind of Apostleship that is hard to ignore. Which is why it is SO difficult to understand God's plan. Why he took Connor from us- so soon. But we are only human, and we must understand our place and learn to not question God and his divine plan.
I feel like I'm always going to be waiting for Connor to come and knock on my door again, asking me to come over to play...but he never will again
This picture perfectly depicts the spirit of Connor! He was always wrestling, it never mattered how big the other person was, Connor would take on any one. Which made him a great football player. He was fearless, wild, energetic and loving. If Christ is the spark inside us all, He must have been a fire work in Connor.
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