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This lovely ship picture of the Republic of Singapore ship just received courtesy of the US Navy.
Scene is in the Arabian sea 23Rd August 2011.
SINGAPORE (July 15, 2013) Cmdr. Timothy Wilke, right, USS Freedom (LCS 1) commanding officer gets a tour of Singaporean stealth frigate RSS Intrepid (RSS 69) from its commanding officer, Cmdr. Vince Tan. Freedom is currently in Southeast Asia participating in Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) 2013. CARAT is a series of bilateral military exercises between the U.S. Navy and the armed forces of Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Timore Leste. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Cassandra Thompson/Released)
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Great work, Grace! Let me get a few more and you’re done,” Darren said, as he hurried around Grace, snapping
different angles with his camera. After a dozen clicks of the camera, he announced they were done. Standing up and stretching, Grace moved over to the computer Darren sa
Before the PS3 even ships :)
One down, one to go... now if I can just convince TiVo to support 1080p... :)
PS Waverley stands aside on the River Clyde to allow the passage of the marine biology & oceanography research vessel Discovery.
A screenshot of how RSS feeds generated from one site can be featured in another. In this case Amnesty International's feeds are appearing in Yavar Hameed's site. For more information, see openconcept.ca
The RSS Supreme, a Formidable-class stealth frigate docked at VivoCity Promenade during Navy@Vivo 2019.
It is funny how something as simple as a waving banner of different colored cloth can be so charged with pride or anger.
I'm not sure what you will think of this image but when I was processing it and reached this point, I knew I had to stop. It felt as perfect as I could get it.
The background was a bright blue sky but I wanted the focus and color to be on the material itself.
As for the lens flare, some might look at it as an imperfection but I think it adds a nice visual element in the right place.
Duncan decided to provide a web service for TV listings (http://www.imup2date.co.uk/). In his own words:
MUP2DATE.CO.UK is THE best UK RSS Driven Homepage!
Firstly, Im not going to give you my life story, I just want you to know 3 things about me. Firstly, my names Duncan Maile (So you know who to thank for this website), secondly, im 17 (i probably wont update this after by birthday) and thirdly, and most importantly, IM LAZY. You can ask anybody i know and they will tell you that i am the laziest person they have ever met, not something for a CV. Anyway the aim of this site is for lazy people, and if you like the idea or visit often, well done your lazy aswell. I made this website in code, hence the rubbish look, but it is fast loading...
If the headline above looks like jargon to you, then let me explain what RSS is...
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is used to convert a large amount of text into a small amount, which can be done several times to form a feed. The parts of the feed look a bit like a google result, with a title (usually a link) and a description.
Thanks to RSS Readers and Aggregators, a link from a websites feed can allow you to receive these texts based on the subject you require. However, some of these you have to pay for and some just add the old RSS feed you got 3 hours ago to your new feeds, which is just stupid
The aim of this website is to use the functionality of RSS and incorporate it into a webpage, thus converting the RSS feed to HTML. In comes the secret ingredient.....Javascript. Javascript can perform many tasks, most of which are beyond me completely, but what i can say is that i used the following website to convert most of my HTML feeds: itde.vccs.edu/rss2js/build.php you can create or modify your own site to have these feeds on and there are a large number of feeds available on the internet.
I picked out the feeds that i thought were most important, and put them on the homepage so they can easily be accessed (for lazy people) and put them in a reasonably attractive way so they could be understood by using tables and colours. After scouring the net i couldnt find a website that has an RSS driven homepage (a hopepage devoted to RSS feeds) and i just felt it was a good idea to have all the information to hand for people who dont want to go through thousands of options. I want people to be able to say "I'M UP TO DATE!" I hope you enjoy the website