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A bit of a tablescrap built last night.
Perhaps I should make a few Bricklink and 3rd party orders and continue on a revised faction project.
Dancers: Callum Sterling & Grace Turner
MUA: Emma Burton
Large softbox on camera left, spot on camera right
Triathlete 409 heads out, in the morning fog, and gives a big enthusiastic smile for the camera, plus a thumbs up. He is less enthusiastic on the return, looking somewhat pained, spent and ready to get to the finish line a short distance away. Notice his shorts are soaked from the wet jammer style swimsuit underneath as he starts the race and they are just damp as he finishes.
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We were stuck inside Nigg Energy Park in Scotland for a few days while I was at work on the ship. Luckily I managed to go for a couple of walks with the camera in hand, which only did me good. I sort of like this one. Done with one of the Nikon FM2 cameras on Ilford PAN400.
Tugboat Nancy Anne tied up to a barge full of equipment to assist in the salvage operation involving the pumping out of petroleum products from the barge Argo that sunk in Lake Erie in 1937. Tug and barge are tied up along the Huron River in Huron, Ohio the Argo was discovered this past fall located offshore on the bottom of Lake Erie.
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www.magazinetoday.org/mum-supported-her-daughter-to-be-su... The mum and daughter both have splashed a staggering £60,000 between them in a bid to copy the glamour model katie price.
Kayla Morris, 21, revealed she’d been planning to get a boob job since she was just 11-years-old.
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Kansas City Southern's SD70ACe #4006 "Support Our Troops" heritage unit leads a colorful consist on M259 (formerly MVNKC) Venice, IL (East St Louis) to Kansas City manifest at Packers Av in East St Louis, IL.
The Maersk Supply Service flexible Subsea Support Vessels (SSV) are designed for a wide variety of work roles
including subsea infrastructure deployment and recovery, inspection, maintenance and Repair (IMR) services and
well intervention work scopes.
Some vessels are also capable of mooring, anchor handling and/or general supply and cargo support for customers world-wide.
These specialized vessels have highly skilled crews, optimal
safety conditions and state-of-the-art equipment to help clients achieve their goals in a professional and cost effective
manner.
Key vessel features
■ Dynamic position class 2
■ 250 t full AHC crane
■ 625 t anchor handling winch
■ 271 t bollard pull
■ 86 person accommodation
■ Mezzanine
Classification
+100 A1 Offshore Tug/Supply Ship
Dynamic positioning DP2
Reference systems 2 x DGPS Kongsberg
1 x HiPAP Kongsberg
1 x Fanbeam MDL
Motion reference units 3 x Gyrometer Raytheon
2 x Motion sensor Kongsberg
2 x Wind sensor Kongsberg
Deck Equipment
Crane Full AHC
Capacity 250 t
236 t @1000 m
184 t @2000 m
158 t @2500 m
Anchor handling winch 1 x 625 t
Tow winches 2 x 400 t
Chain lockers 2 x 331 m3 + 2 x 230 m3
Shark jaws 2 x 700 t
Stern rollers 2 x 3.25 m x 4.00 m
Stern roller SWL 2 x 800 t
Towing pins 2 x S300 t Triplex
Capstans 2 x 15 t
Tugger winches 2 x 15 t
Moonpool 4.1 x 3.3 m
Dimensions
Length (LOA) 90.3 m
Beam 23.0 m
Depth 9.5 m
Draft scantling 7.8 m
Deadweight 3740 t
Gross tonnage 6690
Deck strength Aft 15 t/m2
Fwd 10 t/m2
Free deck area 770 m2
Length 42.1 m
Width 19.5 m
Propulsion / Bollard pull
Main engines 23480 BHP
4 x MAK 9M32C
Thrusters 2 x CP main propellers
1 x bow tunnel, 2040 BHP
1 x bow azimuth, 1770 BHP
2 x stern tunnel, 1200 BHP
Bollard pull 271,0 t
Accommodation
Person capacity 86
Tank capacities
Brine 259 m3
Drill/ballast water 2561 m3
Fresh water 760 m3
Fuel 2076 m3
Fuel consumption per 24hrs
Maximum speed 72 t @ 16 kn
Eco speed 28 t @ 10 kn
Refer to photo below.
They used to say that the way to a man's heart was through his stomach, but not any more. Apparently it's through his Radial Artery. Many thanks to the staff of Ward 18 - CCU at Doncaster Royal Infirmary and to Chesterman 2 and the Cath Lab at Sheffield Northern General Hospital for the Angioplasty which you performed on Thursday 2nd July, 2015. Brilliant job
Multi Purpose DP Support Vessel “Zwerver III”
Dimensions:
Length o.a. : 35.10 m
Breadth mld. : 15.00 m
Depth ½ L : 4.07 m
Draught min. : 2.60 m
Draught max. : 3.00 m
Free deck space : 300.00 m²
Max. deck load : 10.00 t/m²
Tank capacities:
Fuel oil : 285.00 m³
Fresh water : 50.00 m³
Lub oil : 8.00 m³
Hydraulic oil : 8.00 m³
Dirty oil : 9.00 m³
Grey water : 22.00 m³
Ballast water : 21.00 m³
Propulsion system:
Main engines : 3 x Mitsubishi S12R-MPTK
Total output : 2.820 kW
Gearboxes : 2 x Reintjes WAF 665
Propulsion : 2 x f.p. propellers in nozzles
2 x Ø 2000 mm
1 x HRP Thruster WM-6111 Ø 1750 mm
Bow thrusters : 2 x HRP 3001 TT, 220 kW each
Performances:
Speed : Approx. 11.5 knots
Bollard Pull : 56.8 T
Auxiliary systems:
Generator sets : 2 x Mitsubishi 6D16T 120 kVA (1 Silenced)
Both sets deliver 230/400 V – 50 Hz
Hydraulic power : 2 x Mitsubishi S6R-MPTA – 570 kW each
Transfer pumps : Fuel & fresh water 60 m³/hr, including
Transfer hoses on reels and indicators
Air compressor : Atlas-Copco GA 30+FF, 5000 ltr/min, with
connections on deck/store/engine room
Fresh water maker : 5m3/24 hr
DP-1 equipment:
NAVIS NAV DP-4000
Deck equipment:
Deck crane fore : HS Marine Crane AKC-370 HE3. Lifting 10 T
@ 20 m, winch 13T
Deck crane aft : HS Marine Crane AKC-370 HE3. Lifting 10 T
@ 20 m. Both cranes remote controlled
Anchor-handling winch : Wire capacity 1000 m x Ø 64 mm; 200 T pull,
250 T hold capacity
Towing winch : Wire capacity 1000 m x Ø 48 mm; 100 T pull,
200 T hold capacity
Tugger winches : 3 x 100 m x Ø 22 mm; 15 T pull
Towing pins/shark jaws fore : 1 set 200 T SWL
Guide pins fore : 2 x hydraulically controlled; 150 T SWL
Towing pins/shark jaws aft : 1 set 200 T SWL
Guide pins aft : 2 x hydraulically controlled; 150 T SWL
Bow roller : 8000 x 2000 mm; 250 T SWL
Stern roller : 4000 x 1300 mm; 250 T SWL
Spud poles : 2 x Ø 600 mm, 15 m length
Moonpool : Ø 1000 mm
Bowdoor : Hydraulically operated bowdoor, rises deck
level with 1000 mm to avoid seawater/swell
flushing deck.
Container fittings : 24 fittings flush in deck
Accommodation: Comfortable accommodation for 12 persons in 7 cabins. All cabins, galley office and wheelhouse are heated and air conditioned.
Navigational equipment: equipped for area A3
Radar systems : JRC JMA-5300Mk2 ARPA
JRC JMA-5300Mk2 ARPA
Magnetic compass : Cassens & Plath Reflecta 4
Gyro compass 1 : Alpha minicourse
Gyro compass 2 : Alpha minicourse
D-GPS 1 : Veripos LID3-G1
D-GPS 2 : Saab DGPS-R4
D-GPS 3 + AIS : Saab DGPS/AIS-R4
Comm. GMDSS equipment : 3 x VHF/DSC Sailor 6222
1 x MF/HF Sailor 6300
2 x Inmarsat-C Sailor 6110 + LRIT
Echo sounder : JRC JFE-380
Speed log : JRC JLN-205
Auto-pilot : included in DP-1 system
Navtex : JRC NCR-333
ECDIS : Alphachart T ECDIS (Transas)
Classification:
Bureau Veritas I Mach Tug Unrestricted Navigation AUT-UMS
Suitable projects for this vessel Wind farm-/Renewable Energy projects, vessel can act as:
General support vessel for installation of turbines/floating objects;
Anchor-handling vessel/Towing tug;
Cable lay/support vessel;
Maintenance support vessel for turbines/floating objects;
Supply vessel;
Access vessel to turbines,
i.e. “Ampelmann®” system can be installed;
Diving support vessel;
Survey/ROV vessel.
Dredging projects, vessel can act as:
General support vessel for assistance of dredging vessels;
Anchor-handling vessel/Towing/Pusher tug;
Hose handling/maintenance vessel;
Diving support vessel.
Offshore installation projects, vessel can act as:
General support vessel;
Anchor-handling vessel/Towing tug;
Cable lay support vessel;
SPM-buoy installation vessel;
Maintenance support vessel for platforms/SPM buoys etc.;
Supply vessel;
Hose handling/maintenance vessel;
Access vessel to platforms,
i.e. “Ampelmann®” system can be installed;
Diving support vessel;
Survey/ROV vessel.
References: An extensive reference list of dredging- and marine construction companies shows the many years of experience in the offshore industry.
Examples are:
Allseas Marine Contractors
DEME N.V.
Van Oord Dredging & Marine Contractors B.V.
Van Oord Offshore & Marine Contractors B.V.
Boskalis Westminster Dredging B.V.
Visser & Smit Contracting B.V.
Saipem S.a.
Jan de Nul N.V.
Having taken the stock down to London and supported the Black Five on the first day of the GB tour WCR's 47802 headed out on its own to be ready for another stock movement job from Holyhead.
The southern end of Wenlock Edge above the hamlet of Strefford is in the background.
There is some dodgy looking supports for the burnt out roof of the abandoned Hotel. One of the supports is sitting on an empty keg of beer
Back in March of this year, I photographed this now dessicated stalk when it was covered with healthy growth and flowers. The flowers are long gone, but I like the look of the structure itself.
It wasn't until I was looking at the image on my computer monitor that I noticed this little green spider near the bottom that had produced the silky webs that had been on the branches, but which came off when I moved and handled the branches in setup.
Strobist info: I lit this with a YN560-II in a 24 inch softbox, camera left and pointing to the subject at a 45 degree angle, as the main light and a YN560 in an identical softbox, camera right at half the power of the main light, for fill. I reduced the power on the fill light because I wanted to see some shadows to provide a sense of depth. Both strobes, in manual mode, were triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash, and the equipment that I use. www.flickr.com/photos/9422
The flowering plant that this came from can be seen in the comments below.
Most MoD contractors' coaches operate anonymously but back in 2008 several were operating with legal lettering, O discs and fleetnames for Fleet Support Limited. One such coach was BX53 NFY, seen on 22nd July, 2008. This Dennis Javelin Plaxton Profile would pass to "civilian" operator Marshalls of Leighton Buzzard in 2014.
Global Fund Ambassador, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, launched Born HIV Free, a campaign to support the elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV by 2015.
© Vincent Perez
Born HIV Free’ Campaign launched with support of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy
Paris, 19 May 2010 –The Global Fund has launched its BORN HIV FREE campaign to mobilize public support for its work and for a world where by 2015 no child is born with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Unveiled in the presence of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Global Fund Ambassador, this is one of the most ambitious digital campaigns of its kind.
At the core of the campaign is a series of films and events intended to inspire people to sign up online in support of The Global Fund’s mission.
Transmission of HIV from mothers to their children has nearly been eliminated in Europe, North America and other industrialized parts of the world. In contrast, in developing countries, 430,000 children are born with HIV every year – that is well over 1,000 every day. The campaign’s main message is that “We can put a stop to this in the next five years. A world where children are BORN HIV FREE is now possible”.
The campaign uses a set of imaginative animations that will be available across digital and traditional media platforms to spread awareness about the opportunity the world has to ensure a virtually HIV-free generation by 2015 and to engender support for this goal, as well as The Global Fund’s wider mission of fighting AIDS, TB and malaria. The campaign asks all viewers to show their support by signing their name on the campaign’s “virtual wall of support”.
The campaign will run through until October 2010 when donors will meet in New York to pledge financial contributions for the next three years for The Global Fund’s work. By focusing on a world where virtually all children can be BORN HIV FREE, the campaign draws attention to one of the many ambitious and realizable goals the world can accomplish if it continues to increase investment s in global health. By signing up on the “the virtual wall of support” people can signal to their country’s government that they approve of the use of public resources to fight these global pandemics.
“It is heartbreaking that over 400,000 babies are born with HIV every year even though we have the medical means and the expertise to prevent this,” says Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, the Global Fund’s Ambassador for Mothers and Children against AIDS. “I hope the BORN HIV FREE campaign will inspire millions of Europeans to support the Global Fund so we can finally put an end to this terrible injustice.”
“We can win this battle against AIDS if we get the funding we require,” says Professor Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director of the Global Fund. “This campaign is intended to encourage people to sign up in support of the Global Fund and to show their leaders that there is strong public support to continue and increase funding for its mission.”
The campaign brings together several major media companies that have joined up as official partners in support of The Global Fund: Google, JC Decaux, MSN, Orange and YouTube. The campaign was conceived by French producer and musician Julien Civange at the request of Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, and co-produced with The Global Fund.
To watch the video of the Born HIV Free campaign, visit our Youtube Channel:
www.youtube.com/user/BornHIVFree
To learn more and to sign the petition, visit our website:
Edited advertising sign, Young Henrys Craft Beer Brewery.
I added colours other than red and deep yellow.
Sydney
Dear Friends,
The photography exhibition is on and mine will start as the opening. My slot is on 1-6 September 2009.
The venue located in Wisma Bentley Music, Mutiara Damansara. Just beside IKEA in front of Tesco.
If you free, come to the gallery and view my work and other interesting works from the rest of photographers. Admission is free.
Thanks for your support.