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Introduction [02:14] Alayni Axelrad looks up from her meditation, the smallest trickle of blood still flowing from the corner of her mouth, and just stares. [02:17] Beszael looked upon the stranger with no small amount of contempt. This obsession with meditating in the Halls of the Dead was like a disease among the Sith. He saw the force as a Living Force, not a dead mournful thing fond only in Tombs. Yet Korriban was a symbol because of its tombs. It irked him. In time it would change. He said nothing to the meditating stranger. [02:23] Alayni Axelrad wiped the annoying trail of blood running down the corner of her mouth with her gloved hand. She unfurled her legs, attempting to move off the mat. Her cracked ribs shot jolts of searing pain throughout her body and she nearly cried out, though instead it would manifest itself as a growl and she declined to move further. She raised an eyebrow at the gaze of contempt given from the stranger, wondering what could have spawned such a look from someone she had not yet even introduced herself to, not that she WOULD be able to introduce herself at this point. "Are you one of those...sith...too?" she asked through gritted teeth, though more from the pain than from anything else. [02:24] Beszael replied simply and bluntly, 'Perhaps. What is it to you?' was his following question, sensing the woman's agony as her pain rippled through her Aura. [02:29] Alayni Axelrad shrugged, a movement which caused her back to crack in several places, which then caused the unavoidable consequence of her ribs being jarred out of place, or back into place, she really couldnt tell anymore, and could only experience the near blinding pain and ear ringing agony for several moments before she was able to speak again. "It is nothing to me I suppose. The two that left me here claimed to be Sith, though you seem...different...somehow. There was no animosity in the question, even if I wanted to harm you, as I am sure you have observed, i could not." [02:34] Beszael narrowed his eyes somewhat and replied. 'Many who claim to be Sith rarely are,' he said. He'd recieved no intelligence on any prisoners, so assumed it was some machinaion of the Cult of Ragnos. Oversight was needed. [02:38] Alayni Axelrad raised an eyebrow, "Oh? So you think these two are not Sith? They seemed...weak, by what I remember of what I had heard of Sith, though I remember little. They claim they dragged me from the wreckage of a ship and then saved my life." she shrugged again, "I do not remember being in a ship, or my own name for that matter. The two who claimed to be my rescuers seem...less than intelligent. They told me not their names. You i think, I think you are Sith, even though you state "perhaps"." [03:16] Beszael gave a cursor examination of the woman. She did appear to be injured, though that could hve been at the heavy-handedness of the Cult. He ruminated. Narrowed his pale-green eyes a little. Pursed lips of keratin-scales. 'I recieved no information of a crash,' he said finally. [03:20] Alayni Axelrad chuckled a bit at that, and spat a bit of blood that had been collecting in her mouth onto the floor. Wiping it from her lips once again she sighed, noticing her breathing had become slightly more labored and she cursed beneathe her breathe at the concept she might have a punctured lung as well. She looked down at her body, noticing the smallest flecks of metal in part of her skin, and scrap marks, several bruses. She felt her face with her gloved hand. Her right cheek felt a little swollen and a dull pain to touch. She laughed unenthusiastically, "Yeah you and me both. I woke up on the floor here. I do not even know where "here" is. The other two idiots told me I was on korriban. That means little to nothing to me, my memory is sketchy at best." she gestured to the area around her, "What is this place?" [03:26] Beszael 's examination of the woman continued. Her manner, her lack of fear, suggested she was bold. Physique suggested physically fit. No stranger to injuries. Probably a militant of some kind. Not a Mandolorian. A Bounty Hunter, then. Or something like it. He stepped over to you. 'You require healing,' he said. Not a question. [03:32] Alayni Axelrad straightened at the sudden movement toward her. Purely by instinct she raised the blaster that one of the other men had thrown to her earlier. However upon pulling the trigger it was obvious the power cell was dead or damaged. She cursed, tossing it aside. The so called sith had said he pulled it from her wreckage, so of COURSE it wouldn't work. She eyed the man before her suspiciously, but when he made no move to harm her she relaxed her shoulders a bit, "Well yes I would think that much is obvious," she wheezed. [03:36] Beszael 's examination of the woman deepened. He had a sense of the Dark Side about her. As a skilled master of Carnomancy, no med-bay would Let there be light "We are each gifted in a unique and important way. It is our privilege and our adventure to discover our own special light." ~Mary Dunbar A storm passed during the night and into early morning. The wind howled, thunder cracked and finally the rain. Monster drops hitting the tent moments before sunrise. And then it stopped and the world became quiet, except for a few birds that began to sing. I peeked through the mesh netting of my tent and saw a sky lit by a thousand colors. The moment I had been waiting for and still in bed! 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Waggoner This little steam locomotive has had an interesting life since it was first built in 1953. Here is the description from the Isle of Wight Railway website: Built by the Hunslet Engine Co. as HE3792 it was delivered to the Army in January 1953 and was one of the very final batch of 14 locomotives of the 'Austerity' type to be ordered by the War Department. Numbered WD192 it was put to work on the Longmoor Military Railway in Hampshire. In July 1955 it was reported to be working at Histon and in May 1959 it was at Bicester. By May 1961 it was in store at the Royal Engineers Stores Depot, Long Marston, and in 1968 it was renumbered WD92 and named 'Waggoner' in recognition of its service with the Royal Corps of Transport. In April 1969 the locomotive was stored at P&EE Shoeburyness. 1974 saw No.92 transferred to Marchwood Military Port, Southampton, in order to work the internal passenger train service. It continued to work around the dock yard system until 1979 when its ten-yearly boiler overhaul was due. 'Waggoner' returned to Shoeburyness for the boiler work and a heavy overhaul, a boiler repair facility was maintained at Shoeburyness by the Army Railway Organisation in order to repair the steam cranes that were still in use on the ranges there. The overhaul included a repaint into Longmoor Military Railway Oxford Blue livery, with red lining. On being declared fit for use 'Waggoner' was, along with sister engine WD198 'Royal Engineer', passed into the care of the Royal Corps of Transport Institution which at that time had responsibility for historic Royal Corps of Transport artefacts. Agreement was reached that the loco be retained and used at Shoeburyness as a VIP train with the historic 'Kitchener' coach, the MOD paying for its continued use and insurance. It was seldom steamed and fortunately spent most of its time stored under cover. 'Waggoner's very last task at Shoeburyness was to move the Army's only surviving rail-borne gun, which had been parked on a short siding at Shoebury for many years. This 18" gun had a total weight estimated at about 180 tons and it was known that at least one of the axles had seized solid. Immediately forward of the gun position the siding ran across a level crossing, which was set in concrete. Due to the soft nature of the terrain, the track under the gun had sunk by at least a foot leaving a short, sharp climb up to the crossing. A pair of diesel locomotives had failed to budge this monster, but using a double coupling and full regulator, No.92 lifted the whole thing up and across the level crossing. Such is the power of steam! The Gun and its carriage were displayed for many years outside the Royal Artillery Barracks at Woolwich and has now been moved to the Royal School of Artillery at Larkhill in Wiltshire. In June 1984 'Waggoner' was taken to Rushmoor Arena, Aldershot for what proved to be the final Aldershot Army Show, where it was exhibited as part of the Royal Corps of Transport display. During the two-day show 'Waggoner' was kept in steam with the regulator handle bolted closed, the footplate being visited by over 50,000 people, most of whom contrived to blow the whistle! This was to be its final steaming in Army hands and, after the show, 'Waggoner' was loaded onto a Royal Engineers trailer, (which had a stated maximum load capability of only 35 tons!), and was taken to the Museum of Army Transport, Beverley, for permanent exhibition. Apart from one brief spell when it was loaned for display to a theme park in the Midlands 'Waggoner' remained at Beverley. Direct responsibility for both No.92 and No.198 passed to the National Army Museum in 2001. 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Langley Aerodrome A Samuel Langley's successful flights of his model Aerodromes Number 5 and Number 6 in 1896 led to plans to build a full-sized, human-carrying airplane. Langley's simple approach was merely to scale up the unpiloted Aerodromes to human-carrying proportions. This would prove to be a grave error, as the aerodynamics, structural design, and control system of the smaller aircraft were not adaptable to a full-sized version. Langley's primary focus was the power plant. The completed engine, a water-cooled five-cylinder radial that generated a remarkable 52.4 horsepower, was a great achievement for the time. Despite the excellent engine, the Aerodrome A, as it was called, met with disastrous results, crashing on takeoff on October 7, 1903, and again on December 8. Langley blamed the launch mechanism. While this was in some small measure true, there is no denying that the Aerodrome A was an overly complex, structurally weak, aerodynamically unsound aircraft. This second crash ended Langley's aeronautical work entirely. Transferred from the Smithsonian Institution to the United States National Museum. Manufacturer: Smithsonian Institution Date: 1903 Country of Origin: United States of America Dimensions: Wingspan: 14.8 m (48 ft 5 in) Length: 16.0 m (52 ft 5 in) Height: 3.5 m (11 ft 4 in) Weight: 340 kg (750 lb), including pilot Materials: Fuselage: Steel Tubing Wings and Tail: Wood with Percaline (light-weight cotton) Covering Physical Description: Piloted tandem-wing experimental aircraft built and unsuccessfully tested by Samuel P. Langley in 1903. Fifty-two-horsepower, five-cylinder radial gasoline engine turning two pusher propellers via geared transmission system. Percaline covering. Natural fabric finish; no sealant or paint of any kind. Professor Samuel Pierpont Langley (1834-1906) was a leading scientific figure in the United States in the latter nineteenth century, well known especially for his astronomical research. He became the third Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in 1887. Langley had begun serious investigation into heavier-than-air flight several years earlier while at the then Western University of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh (now the University of Pittsburgh). He had erected a huge, 18.3 m (60 ft) diameter whirling arm at the university's Allegheny Observatory to perform aerodynamic research. At full speed, the tips of the whirling arm approached seventy miles per hour. Langley mostly ran tests with flat plates, but he also mounted small model airplanes he called aerostats, and even stuffed birds, on the arm. He also conducted an extensive series of experiments with rubber band-powered models. Langley described these investigations and provided a summary of his results in Experiments in Aerodynamics, published in 1891. He then moved away from purely theoretical aerodynamic research, and began work aimed at engineering an actual flying machine. In 1891, he started to experiment with large, tandem-winged models, approximately 4 m (13 ft) in wingspan, powered by small steam and gasoline engines. Another large whirling arm, 9 m (29.5 ft) in diameter, was set up at the Smithsonian to test curved wing shapes and propellers, probably in connection with the design of these large powered models that Langley called aerodromes. After several failures with designs that were too fragile and under-powered to sustain themselves, Langley had his first genuine success. On May 6, 1896, Langley's Aerodrome No. 5 made the first successful flight of an unpiloted, engine-driven, heavier-than-air craft of substantial size. It was launched from a spring-actuated catapult mounted on top of a houseboat on the Potomac River near Quantico, Virginia. Two flights were made that afternoon, one of 1,005 m (3,300 ft) and a second of 700 m (2,300 ft), at a speed of approximately 25 miles per hour. On November 28, another successful flight was made with a similar model, the Aerodrome No.6. It flew a distance of approximately 1,460 m (4,790 ft). Langley's aeronautical experiments appeared to have concluded with the successful flights of Aerodromes No. 5 and 6, but privately he intended to raise funds to begin work on a full-scale, human-carrying aircraft. He believed his only real hope of securing the kind of funding necessary was from the federal government. The breakthrough came when Langley's friend and colleague, Charles D. Walcott, of the U.S. Geological Survey, offered to present the proposal to President McKinley. A panel was created to review Langley's work up to that time. The panel, which included Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Theodore Roosevelt, met at the Smithsonian in April 1898. After a week of deliberations, they approved a grant of $50,000 from the Board of Ordnance and Fortification for Langley to construct a full-sized aircraft. The outbreak of the Spanish-American War only five days earlier contributed to the panel's favorable and speedy decision. Serious work on the airplan Jefferson Memorial & Cherry Blossoms, Tidal Basin, Washington D.C. [Nikon D70 Tamron 28-300VC ISO200 1/125s F9.5 75mm effective F9.5 > dcraw H0wWq3o1T> Gimp] I finished the last ISO200 roll that I had on me walking east just before I got here and I didn't want to put in another roll just before I was about to leave. Then I ran off 10 more shots with the D70. Half of which were probably not going to be all that impressive, and half of which were shots like this. ...I mean, yes, I know that I was able to turn these around quickly, but these shots just have a significantly different "look and feel" from film. The look is completely a product of the gamma and offset used in the raw-conversion, the brightness & contrast used in post-editing *and* the monitor configuration, which altogether is *always* a struggle to get right with digital, and there's always just a slight hint of chroma-noise...plus the Bayer-blur. I wish that I had shot this with film, really. If only to have for comparison. I had no idea that the sky was going to light up that well and it lit-up really, really well. But shooting film just removes a couple of steps of "digitization" and that makes a big difference in the final output. "Digital" is quick & easy and sure it can be relied on to "give you something". Film, shot well, will beat it quite often simply because digital is two steps back for every 3 or 4 steps forward. There is no question that the D70 will beat film for fine-detail even at 6MP but quite often I don't need all that fine-detail and the main emphasis is on color and overall sharpness. I'd rather shoot film as long as I don't have to deal with a really tricky technical scene, the scene isn't HDR, isn't so "fine" that it can't withstand even a hint of grain and I don't need to get every erg of fine-detail out of the lens or isn't a bright sky and a high ISO is needed, and I don't absolutely need the shot. It's basically got to be something of a throwaway as a scene but a major bonus if the shot comes out well. I've got 5,000 digital shots of the Jefferson Memorial. This I *definitely* would rather have shot with film. There's simply no way that the D70 would shoot this so well that I would never be antzy about how it would look on film and on this scene there is just no need for all the fine-detail that it can produce. So now this is a third shot that I want to retake with film. The timing is so critical though..literally walking here from the west side of the Tidal Basin I just caught the sun in a perfect position for a shot to the east. 5 seconds later it was gone. So I want this shot on film, another shot from the west side kitty-corner here, and another series behind the Congress with faster film or a tripod at a higher exposure. Tough to be in 3 places at once...on a day with a clear sky, low humidity and good clouds :) Too late and the sun is too low and the sky is too dark, too early and the sky hasn't reached its peak colors. Those pinks & purples are hard to catch at just the right time on a bunch of scenes on the same evening. There's maybe an hour of good light to work with at most and you can never be sure what the clouds are going to be like. Of course I haven't even taken the film that I shot here in for development yet, much less looked at the results. And certainly shooting landscape shots with film at twilight is a little more tricky than with digital, as the exposure has to be dropped to get good results with digital (especially if you're going to bracket and make an HDR shot), and that's not a good idea with film. 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