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As seen on my website and in Gadling's SkyMall Monday.
Testing the SkyRest Travel Pillow in my shower. It was voted the reader favorite in Gadling's poll of my top SkyMall Monday posts.
Alaska Army Guard Pfc. James Dobson, A Company, 1st Battalion, 297th Infantry Regiment, drags a 170-pound dummy in a Skedco, simulating a casualty evacuation, during the 2019 Alaska Army National Guard Best Warrior Competition on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Sept. 6, 2018. The Best Warrior Competition is designed to test Soldiers in a series of mentally and physically challenging events over the course of 72 hours to determine who the best junior enlisted and noncommissioned officer in the Alaska Army National Guard. The winners will continue on to represent Alaska in the Northwest Regional Best Warrior Competition scheduled for spring 2019. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Balinda O’Neal Dresel)
Seen here is tram 264 on test runs to and from the airport from Gogerburgn.
Seen here at Gogerburn under the RBS bridge.
Testing some closeup shots while walking a dog. Hybrid IS comes in handy when I have to hold G12 just with one hand. By the way, these mushrooms grow very, very, very fast. They come out of nowhere and stake their claims on our front porches.
A testing sample pends shipment to the laboratory. Currently, 14 different FDA-licensed tests are performed on every unit of blood collected which nearly eliminates the risk of HIV and hepatitis. After 24 hours, if all initial testing is negative the donated unit is cleared through an extensive quality review process and made available to the blood bank.
Read the article: www.militaryblood.dod.mil/viewcontent.aspx?con_id_pk=1672
(L to R): Nick Heidfeld (GER) Sauber and Kimi Raikkonen (FIN) Sauber with the new Sauber Petronas C20.
Formula One Testing, Barcelona, Spain, 23 January - 2 February 2001.
Got another summarit after selling the old one. These things are hard to find in good condition :)
Oh the photos, they have no meaning.
Passing through Leeds this morning was this top n tailed test train. DB Schenker operated 67027 is seen tagging along the rear, the train would then make its way east to Neville Hill where it would then return to continue its circuit around the rails of Yorkshire.
On the other end was former Wrexham & Shropshire 67012, in the process of being displaced by brand new Class 68's operated by DRS.