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Three Kingdoms Online
Three Kingdoms Online is a strategy browser game (MMO-SLG) based on Three Kingdoms era of Chinese History when the famous The Art of War was widely employed. Three Kingdoms Online was firstly released as a Simplified Chinese version (Simplified Chinese：三国风云) after the Closed Beta on March 5th 2008 [1] by Koramgame. The English version of Three Kingdoms Online was then introduced on December 2009.
Story
Three Kingdoms Online is set in the chaotic times of the end of the Eastern Han dynasty in ancient China. Ambitious warlords fought with each other to assure the place in court. Being capable in gathering talents around, three of them, Cao Cao,Liu Bei and Sun Quan successfully built the empire of their own. Making the best use of wisdom, player will join this era by taking one of the three sides to unify Three Kingdoms and become an Emperor.
Game features
A、No need to install. You can login and play the game in your browser
B、Experience the life of encient chinese warlord, balance between industries,economy,agriculture,milltary,science,and diplomacy.
C、plomacy is cital.join a league and participant in league feud.
D、Oginal hero system and quest system provides players with a more intererting game experience.
E、Eiting new events and upgrades available penodically.
3 musketeers in purple.. hehe!
he Three Musketeers (Les Trois Mousquetaires) is a novel by Alexandre Dumas, père. It recounts the adventures of a young man named d'Artagnan after he leaves home to become a musketeer. D'Artagnan is not one of the musketeers of the title; those are his friends Athos, Porthos, and Aramis—inseparable friends who live by the motto, "One for all, and all for one".
The story of d'Artagnan is continued in Twenty Years After and The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Those three novels by Dumas are together known as the D'Artagnan Romances.
The Three Musketeers was first published in serial form in the magazine Le Siècle between March and July 1844.
I used Card patterns sketch to make a card for Clips-n-cuts www.clips-n-cuts.com/2010/05/around-the-world-challenge-2/ challenge. I was inspired by bright colours and used this lovely tulip stamp from Three flowers set. Tfl
It's three layered tea, and this was my first time ever having this drink. The bottom layer is coconut palm sugar, the middle white layer is evaporated milk, and the top is tea. Image taken at Hometown Kopitiam, The Curve, Mutiara Damansara, P.J., Malaysia.
Three weeks after my last visit, I was back again, this time showing the sights to a visiting English couple.
It was a cold day, wirh south-easterly wind blowing up the valleys. As the humid winds climbed the valley walls, clouds continously formed and roiled at the tops of the valleys.
I was trying to design a really bonkers "prototype" race car (mostly to make some of my other MOCs look more conventional). In my imagined "world of 2053" this thing comes from the Land Down Under and (because its owners are nuts and there are like no regulations), races in rally, desert *and* endurance competitions.
Jimmie Lee (l) and brother Jonathan (far rt) discuss a chopper part being fabricated by do-it-yourself customer Manny Mercado (c). Brothers Jimmie Lee Coen and Jonathan Coen own Three Two Choppers, a custom motorcycle shop off Lancaster Blvd. in east Fort Worth. This year they started a program where you can build your own bike. They teach you how to DIY, from nuts to bolts to frames and handlebars. Photographed in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday, May 16, 2010. (Copyright Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley) May not be downloaded, copied or reproduced for any reason. Check out a great newspaper at www.star-telegram.com/
Three Buddhas sitting in my light box. On the right is my Thai Buddha and the other two were purchased from City Buddha in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Strobist Info: Figure are sitting in light back with dark background. Single Vivitar 285hv fired pointing at the top of the box at unknown power (1/2 or less I'm sure.)
Just a quickie I took on my way home from work yesterday, with -2/3 as i wanted to make sure I didn't end up with too much detail and just silhouette's of the people under the lights on the stairs.
If you look at old photos of this area the wall on the left behind the cars used to be a terrace of houses back in the 60s.
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Three sole benches and a warm yellow light, surrounded with cold and little snow, the perfect set-up for a picture like this.
Nikon D3000
18-55mm VR
Picture taken on : 19 January 2011
Hello!!! I am off to spend some recovery time with my good friend allen. We are heading to mystic lake in the dark tomorrow night(nothing like 3 hours of hiking and switchbacks in the pitch black!)
We are both in the same boat as far as alcohol goes, so I am trying to help him out as he is early in his recovery...
oh well....
Thanks for looking! have a great couple of days!!
Three cs leyland leopard plaxton supreme 53 seater semi automatic splitter (that still works!) seen sitting outside as its been kicked out the barn so the wheat can go in! It will go back in when summer harvest is over! Preservation project maybe? (inside in very good nick)
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About the Photo
I traveled 16 hours on Saturday to take some photos of snow at Mt Selwyn. Unfortunately, snow didn't really present itself in the way I had hoped (only patchy, despite the great snow season). Only had two successful shots, so enjoy!
I am also trying a new iPhone app that is allowing me to geotag my photos without outlaying $180 for the nikon GPS receiver. So most of my new photos will be now geotagged :)
Technical
Nikon D90 | Sigma 10-20mm
1/6 sec | f/14 | ISO100 | 20mm
About Three Mile Dam
Located in the northern region of Kosciuszko National Park, Three Mile Dam offers a picturesque camp and picnic site. Access can be made from Khancoban via Cabramurra (Australia’s highest town - 1,488 m) along the Khancoban-Cabramurra Road or take the Snowy Mountains Highway, then turn onto the Khancoban-Cabramurra Road.
More on what was being discussed in our blogs covering the first and second day of the Board meeting.
The Board meeting kicks off, discussing progress and challenges in EITI countries: eiti.org/blog/eiti-myanmar-week-day-two
Second day of the Board meeting, acknowledging achievements and addressing concerns: eiti.org/blog/eiti-myanmar-week-day-three
Archives from Emily Rose Michaud's exhibit, Tributaries (2018).
// Photo credit
Emily Rose Michaud
/// About
Tributaries explores the power and presence of water — past, present, and future. This interdisciplinary exhibit draws on local and regional experiences with hydropower, watersheds, water bodies, dams, and water flows — from Almonte to Maniwaki — incorporating historical elements related to immigrant labour and the wool industry. The exhibit features Emily Rose Michaud’s living tapestries, cyanotype drawings, maps, and paintings, layered with the sounds of water, Gaelic folk song, social and political speech, and music from Esmerine’s atmospheric melodies.
Workshops and talks took place over the course of the three month exhibit, to promote the environmental theme, and to make the art more accessible to members of the community through live demonstration and discussion. Workshops included cyanotype; living tapestries and cedar tile wood-burning.
/// Location
This exhibit took place April 7 through June 23, 2018 at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, 3 Rosamond Street East, Almonte, Ontario, Canada.
/// Website
www.emilyrosemichaud.com/tributaries
Images use #emilyrosemichaud #tributaries
/// Press
Tributaries at Mississippi Valley Textile Museum, review by Lana Crossman on Apt613.ca: apt613.ca/exhibition-tributaries-mississippi-valley/
/// Video archive
/// Thank you
Emily Rose Michaud received support from the Canada Council for the Arts to produce this exhibit.
/// Bio
Emily Rose Michaud is an interdisciplinary artist and educator working at the crossroads of community organization, ecology and civic participation. Her work encompasses painting, drawing, land-based art, and writing. She has exhibited nationally, both in and out of the gallery and has attracted international media attention for her Roerich Garden Project in Montréal. Michaud was creative director and co-editor of The Roerich Garden open book project, (2008-2011) and has contributed essays and content to anthologies including DIY Citizenship: Critical Making and Social Media, MIT Press (2014), and Thinking With Water, McGill-Queen’s University Press (2013). She holds a BFA from Concordia University (Montréal) and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Ottawa. She lives in Gatineau. She teaches, offers workshops, and produces her work throughout the national capital region. Learn more at emilyrosemichaud.com.
Three Dervishes. The Al-Tannoura Traditional Troup at the Wekalet El-Ghouri Arts Center in Cairo, Egypt. Color photography by Donna Corless.
Do-it-yourself customer Bill Conway, from Keller, is building his dream chopper at the Coen's shop. Brothers Jimmie Lee Coen and Jonathan Coen own Three Two Choppers, a custom motorcycle shop off Lancaster Blvd. in east Fort Worth. This year they started a program where you can build your own bike. They teach you how to DIY, from nuts to bolts to frames and handlebars. Photographed in Fort Worth, Texas, Sunday, May 16, 2010. (Copyright Fort Worth Star-Telegram/Paul Moseley) May not be downloaded, copied or reproduced for any reason. Check out a great newspaper at www.star-telegram.com/
Three sister bridges. The 6th,7th and 9th street bridges over the Allegheny river downtown Pittsburgh, PA
My friends Michael and Steven and I have birthdays within a few days of each other. In 2004 we were all at the same meeting during our birthdays, and had a joint birthday dinner - with three cakes.
Used in Our Daily Challenge: No Words Photogame www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576236...
23/365
This is a bit of a revisit of this shot. I was originally thinking of doing an interesting background, but instead opted for a solid black background to keep things simple. This was slightly better planned than my last attempt. Since it was done after the sun went down (unlike the previous one which used ambient light), I used my flash set about 1/16th - 1/32nd power with a 6 inch by 8 inch softbox, handheld to the sides so I could more easily change the angle and distance of the light. The reflections are because of a charcoal/black colored stone tile that I picked up from Home Depot to use for situations like this.
I decided to do the back 2 Hershey Kisses aligned evenly instead of staggered because I think it looked better that way. I thought of separating the two by putting them on either side and behind the foreground one, but figured I'd have a tough time getting it all symmetrical. And I wanted to do more of a contrasty look because that seems to be the mood I've been in lately.
And yes, I realize after the fact that I should have paid better attention to the little paper and used one that said "KISSES" instead of "ISSES" but we had few of these left (my mom being the choco-holic that she is, loves them despite that she really needs to watch how many she has because of her diabetes).
And in case you haven't checked out the other shot to find out the explanation of why three, it all stems from when we went to her sister's funeral a few years ago, and we saw a vanity license plate that said "3 Kisses." And my mom has maintained that that's the perfect serving size. Except that she is a choco-holic...
Full 365 set can be seen here.
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Week #12 (w/b 27 September) Three - Whatever, But Three - Not one, not two but three … you can take photographs of anything you wish this week but there has to be three of them! However, for those that like that little number 3, the numeric number 3 will be allowed but BIG extra points (!!) as we want to see three little pigs, or the three musketeers ~ you’ve got it 3 of anything or that single numeric 3 will work this week!
Contrast Thursday - Large/small, soft/hard, sharp/blunt, light/dark, colours which display a striking contrast - or anything else you can think of, as long as the contrast is clear.