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Thermal spraying can be used to deposit metals, cermets (such as WC-Co), ceramics, polymers in layers typically 60 μm to 10 mm thick, for a wide range of engineering applications. Almost any material can be deposited so long as it melts or becomes plastic during the spraying process. Coating using blends of different materials to produce composite or graded coatings are possible. At the substrate surface, the particles form 'splats' or 'platelets' that interlock and build up to form the coating.
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Surface Active Group: These four whales were sighted traveling and socializing together approximately 22 nautical miles off Crescent Beach, FL - December 29, 2018.
The group includes three males and one female ranging in age from 11-17 years old. One of the four whales (bottom right) has a prominent white chin-white and black patterned skin.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, taken under NOAA permit 20556-01
Thermal spraying can be used to deposit metals, cermets (such as WC-Co), ceramics, polymers in layers typically 60 μm to 10 mm thick, for a wide range of engineering applications. Almost any material can be deposited so long as it melts or becomes plastic during the spraying process. Coating using blends of different materials to produce composite or graded coatings are possible. At the substrate surface, the particles form 'splats' or 'platelets' that interlock and build up to form the coating.
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spiral bound card backing border and white linnen paper surface: image from our paper backgrounds collection creativity103.com/collections/Paper/index.html
Recipe Name: Alisa Butter Base
Cone: 6 Color:
Firing: Oxidation Surface: Semiglossy
Amount Ingredient
59.2 Nepheline Syenite
6.6 Talc
7.9 Dolomite
26.3 Ball Clay--Kentucky Stone
100 Total
ADD (Waxwing Brown)
1.5 Titanium,
15 RIO
Unity Oxide
.332 Na2O
.115 K2O
.332 MgO
.221 CaO
1.000 Total
.666 Al2O3
.009 Fe2O3
3.355 SiO2
.016 TiO2
5 Ratio
7.7 Exp
Comments: Glaze made because I mixed WoDo 40/10 wrong and could remember my mistake. The initial mistake glaze looked semi mat which is a base I have been trying to get. After some changes to get the Silica higher, I made this base.
Overall a smooth surface, butter sheen, fattens up with additions of Rutile and Titanium. Can get glossier with some oxide mix addtions. Copper gives some oil spot effects, dark and browns. Good color results with Cobalt and Opacifiers. Must look at edges, and closely overall, as there are many color nunances and changes. Some high fire looks as well.
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Calculations by GlazeMasterâ„¢
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Artificial grass sports surfacing with multi sport line markings, fencing and floodlighting.
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Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 1m LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (Feb. 3, 2022) Vice Adm. Richard Kitchener, commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, sends t-shirts flying into the audience supporting the U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen from the from the Class of 2022, who will serve as surface warfare officers upon graduation and commissioning, select their first ship assignment at the academy’s annual Ship Selection Night in Alumni Hall. As the undergraduate college of our country's naval service, the Naval Academy prepares young men and women to become professional officers of competence, character, and compassion in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. (U.S. Navy photo by Stacy Godfrey)
Snorkelling in the southern Red Sea. Taken with cheap disposable camera (cropped, zoomed and edited with not-so-hi-tech Boots Viewer software). I like the way the coral is reflected on the surface.
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We really have a lot of twigs in our field!
So this is a first for me... a self portrait that I really pleased with! I did this shot on a bit of a whim after shooting mum and the animals so I was skeptical as to how it would turn out but as soon as I started editing it I loved it.
Da Ke Ding, c. 1046 - 771 B.C.E. (late Western Zhou dynasty, China), bronze, 93.1 cm high (Shanghai Museum)
This photo has it all: the distinctive, immensely tall vertical dorsal fin of a male Orca; the diagnostic gray spotch on the body at the base of the fin; the blow hole; and, best of all, Orca breath!
Now, in my whale book, the Orcas are spouting with enough force to knock a person off his feet. This guy was breathing in dainty puffs.
You don't want to know what I had to do to make the exhalation more visible in this photo. But I assure you no cutting and pasting was involved. I tried something with Photo Shop CS4 that made the exhalation look like the proverbial mushroom-shaped cloud. Not saved.
Elapsed time between "Surfaced Orca I" and "Surfaced Orca II": 32 seconds.
At sea, on the Strait of Georgia, between Nanaimo and Comox, on the eastern shore of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
the plane, a 737 was spotless inside. Not a mark, on surfaces or fabric (compared to somewhat shabby marks and wear and tear on US airline interiors). Not one dead trapped insect stuck in a windowed coffin between the inside and outside window of your seat (look next time, and how DO they get there to begin with).
Soon after takeoff we bank to the right to head south across the coast of sydney and the state of new south wales (NSW), over canberra (the national capitol area) into melbourne in the state of Victoria (VIC).
"Afternoon refreshments" in economy class said the announcement once in the air. Wow. Complementary wine and beer (mixed drinks A$6). Ignoring the fact the beer includes Fosters things were good. The "snacks" provided were good too. A joint packet of cashews and apricot. Large portions. Good quality. As the ingredients list, contents 100% cashews. Yum.
Cabin staff, in economy, smiles, friendly, want to help clearly.
Also walked around offering apples as snacks. Good apples. In a huge basket that must have had about 30 apples in it. I wanted to take a picture but I was laughing at the sight.
I LOVE the orange tablemat thing they give out too. It's a perforated nice-feel absorbant material. Its a tablemat. It's also a bag for trash afterwards so as they walk through doing pickup it takes seconds. It's also a napkin. It's a great tablematnapkinbag idea.
It also contains inside a wetwipe and stirrer for drinks that's twice the size/length of the US ones.
Sunsets. I've noticed the sunrises and sunsets occur very quickly here. Like within 15 mins and it's suddenly light, or dark. Must be the hemisphere and season (last week of winter). It's chilly enough at night i had to go buy a coat. My fault for thinking australia, sunny, its august, it will be hot.
Flight time 90 mins. Sydney to Melbourne. Quantas CityFlyer. $
Airport. Terminal 3 sydney. Bigger than National (DCA). Quieter but I realised its the people who go about their airporty stuff with less of a presence or noise. Folks just a few seats away on a cellphone have what appears to be a habit of covering their mouth with their other hand so their calls are not public (and hence quieter). A full flight doesn't have a gate boarding seat area where there are no free seats. Even the gate agent counter area is turned 90 degrees from the US standard so folks queueing are lining up in the area not out into the corridor. Terminal 3 is dedicated to quantas domestic flights. From arriving to boarding was never asked for any photo id. Why does showing some form of unverifable photo id help us with flights in the US?
New Zealand Maori queen laid to rest today. Queen Te Atairangikaahu (Dame Te Ata) reigned for 40 years, lacking any constitutional powers but beloved of the NZ nation. Before europeans arrived the Maori were ruled by many chiefs, their monarchy only came about after contact with the British. New Zealand - originally Aotearoa, the land of the long white cloud - was not colonised by the British in the way Australia was.
The natives, descendants of the Polynesians, often reacted violently to foreign visitors, begining with Abel Tasman in 1642. Captain Cook took possession of the islands for Britain in 1769 - without consulting the natives. The presence of the fierce Maori menat the British preferred and went off to colonise Australia instead.
But foreigners were drawn to New Zealand. British, French and American ships began making regular visits. Mostly whalers, seal hunters and traders. The Maori became part of their trading network and acquired tastes for european and american goods and a knowledge of Pakeha - non-Maori culture.
By 1830's foreign settlers were buying large amounts of land and the numbers of Pakeha had increased to such a point that the British goverment decided to annex New Zealand. Naval officer Hobson negotiated and they agreed to cede sovereignty to the British in exchange for a guarantee of ownership of their lands. Formalized by the Treaty of Waitangi of 1840. Initially NZ was part of the colony of New South Wales but in 1841 because autonomous (with Hobson as Governor).
By 1845 open warfare ensued from chiefs. By 1847 and the First Maori War they realised better to have a consolidated approach. They sought to emulate the unity and disciple of the british and so started the Maori King Movement.
For the first time in 1966 a princess was chosen to ascend the throne and Queen Te Ata became a symbol not only of her people but for NZ women. Long may she rest.
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Design: Daniel Rybakken
Photo: Einar Aslaksen / Vestre
YPSILON is easily recognisable thanks to its angled, solid glulam beams which rest on laser-cut and arched sheets of galvanised steel. The angled wooden beams offer a number of functional benefits: they provide a comfortable seating surface, while their sloping surfaces mean that water will quickly drain off the bench. They also open up the possibility of very long straight and circular models. The YPSILON is available either with or without a backrest and armrests, with a tabletop and in 200 RAL colours for the steel.
Outbound on Route 34 BALTIMORE, SEPTA-surface air-electric PCC 2526 (St Louis 1940) turns onto Baltimore AV @40th & Woodland 8-20-80
SAN DIEGO (Sept. 10, 2020) – Vice Adm. Roy Kitchener, Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, speaks to Capt. Gary L. Cave, commanding officer of the guided-missile destroyer USS Zumwalt (DDG 1000), during Vice Adm. Kitchener’s tour of the ship. During the visit, Kitchener evaluated Zumwalt’s current state of readiness and met with Sailors. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Kevin C. Leitner)