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These aren't really an antique - they're an imitation of old style kitchen scales. They're now getting pretty old though - perhaps one day they'll be a real antique!
Scale radio controlled aircraft at Warbirds Over Delaware 2010 at Lums Pond State Park in Bear, Delaware
On our way down from the top (Top/far left) of Blencathra using the path down Scales Fell.. In fact more dangerous than our route up Sharp Edge! The ice/snow was really slippy and Mani went down three times & me twice.! Most of those folks on the zigzag path have turned back..
Three picture stitch here..
Blencathra is in the Lake District in Cumbria UK.
ICES researchers are helping develop safe, secure, and economical underground storage of CO2 by integrating multiple scientific disciplines to understand the various processes occurring from molecular to field scales. The unique aspect of ICES research is the approach of the uncertainty and of the complexity of the fluids in the geological media from the molecular scale to the basin sale and their integration in computational tools to better predict the long-term behavior of subsurface energy byproduct storage. Learn more about these researchers at www.ices.utexas.edu/research/centers-groups/csm/.
Marlon in blue (PTE parajumper), Marwood in white (Dragon Roger head on a DML body), McGann (Barack Sergeant RMP head on a Dragon body), and Nicholas (PTE came with a jack hammer) standing in for the missing Malloy.
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I'm happy how these rusty gashes turned out. Just fine dabs of burnt umber acrylic paint followed by some light rust chalk powder and gently pulled down after a few minutes with a brush.
This was my first choice but it's SO blurry, I had to go back and take another shot. Personally, I like this pic of me better than the other but the quality is craaaap! (singing crap in a opera voice).
TRP - If I tell you....
PAD - Resolutions for 2011?
Don't tell anyone but I gained MORE than 10 lbs this last year. For someone barely 5'2" that's a lot! Soooo, my resolution? Prepare my own meals to bring to work and only have cheese as a special treat... not a daily snack... and when I say snack, I mean meal. :)
And on a side note, I really can't wait for my special wireless remote to come in the mail. Unless I have something to focus on, many of my selfies are especailly blurry, kinda like this one. And it was far away and I dont' really care.
LATIN NAME: Quadraspidiotus ostreaeformis (Curtis)
LIFE CYCLE: Overwinter on host as immature nymphs (black caps) that mature about pink stage of apple. Live young (crawlers) are produced from June through August. One overlapping generation per year.
MONITORING: Inspect twigs and branches during dormant season, and fruit at harvest, for scales. Crawlers can be detected using double-sided sticky tape around one branch per tree (smooth bark to improve adhesion).
HOSTS: Fruit trees, ornamental trees and shrubs.
COMMENTS: Refer to the description of San Jose scale for distinguishing between European fruit scale and San Jose scale. Crawlers of both scales are yellow to orange in colour, flattened and slow moving. The shell of adult European fruit scale is black and gray whereas that of immature scales is black.
BODY LENGTH: Adult - 1.7 mm.
Looking up one of the towers, Kilkenny Castle (imagining a solider trying to scale up this solid, cold wall)
