Subdeacon Joe
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7388516. 509 bounces, 4 accidents. I sort of remembered where the sweet spot is.
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A layer of Saran Wrap over the light's lens, held with a rubber band, will keep it from being smoke fouled.
You know, for those fast follow-up shots.
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"On a particularly hot day, a Royal Australian Air Force English Electric A84 Canberra bomber drops to within 25 feet as thrill-seeking mechanics get ready for the visceral experience of 13,000 lbs of Rolls-Royce Avon power full in the face."
A USAAF P-47 Thunderbolt at extreme low level. Note that the sweep of the camera’s pan has bent the buildings in the background.
It appears that this and the previous photo of a PR Spitfire were taken at the same time and by the same photographer—here an 81 Squadron Photo Recce Mosquito beats up RAF Seletar, Singapore after the war. The navigator stares out the side window at the photographer.
Some aircraft, such as this Spitfire, reach that fine line between crashing and flying low… about 12 inches too low in the case of this 64 Squadron Spitfire with shattered wooden blades. The aircraft, no doubt shaking badly, was nursed back to the safety of an Allied base.
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This was posted in Dec. of 2015 The young lady singing was born in 2002.
Same song by a choir with the English translation as a superscription and the French subscribed.Enjoy.
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For the ATM drive through with Braille, I'm betting it's less expensive to make 'em all with Braille no matter where they are going to be installed rather than have special runs of them just for drive through.
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Got nuthin' on this:
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Likely banned in CA
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Nice! Thanks, Alpo.
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I LIKE it!
Wish I had the space to do it.
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Jill Stein Demands Recount Of Army/Navy Score
“There’s no way Army could have beat Navy on their own. Army may have won the electoral score, but they are way, way behind in the popular score. I’m hoping that if we can get some of the game electors to change their votes, we can still give Navy the victory the nation needs right now. And that’s why I’m officially demanding a recount.” -
The Union had no shortage of coffee they in fact drank copious quantities when they had the time to boil it. On the march they just chewed the beans. When the armies were close coffee was traded for tobacco
Federal quartermasters were quite generous in supplying the CSA for the first two years of the war.
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Now, that is just the hard crackers. Add in the meat, the "desecrated" vegetables, flour, salt, sugar (if they were lucky), coffee, soap, candles, clothing, munitions, tools, arms. and lord knows what else, and you have quite a load out.
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A great way to detail what it took to feed an army.
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Let's all pray that next year there be no ornaments on that persons tree.
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No, it saved no lives. Note the record of the Japanese americans who served, for example the 442nd RCT. Most decoated unit in the Army. The Japanese immigrants were so determined to be Americans that many of their children were not even taught Japanese. When the military tried to recruit interpreters from the camps they found many young men who they thought would be fluent spoke only broken Japanese. They had to actually be sent to language school.
And it's very telling that although the Japanese were interned, There were no camps for German or Italians.
The standard answer to that is, "Well, the Germans and Italians didn't launch a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor!" But that simplistic answer ignores the Nazi spies, and attempted sabotage, in the US.
The Japanese agent in Hawaii, Takeo Yoshikawa (under the cover of being vice-counsel Tadashi Morimura) found the local Japanese in Hawaii to be " unanimously uncooperative."
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The precision of placement, the steady hand, the even pressure on the piping bag, astounding! Amazing!
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Eagles/Redskins is being a heck of a game! Back and forth all day.
Aaaannnnnd....with 21 seconds to Eagles fumble, 'skins recover. Redskins up 27 - 22.
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Nice tribute. But heartbreaking.
"Bittersweet."
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Priecīgus Ziemassvētkus!!!
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Un Laimīgu Jauno gadu!
Do You Sleep With Your Dog?
in SASS Wire Saloon
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Yep. Our toy poodle sleeps on the bed, On cold nights she will be under the covers curled up against my belly.