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[pedaloftheday]

We're coming in hot today with the latest release from our friends over at Strymon!! Come along on this sonic journey as we explore the multi-faceted EC-1 Single Head dTape Echo, which conjures up memories of classic Echoplex delay tones. This is one powerful little machine, be sure to subscribe and leave a comment on our demo!!

[stochastique-blog]

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Nothing like getting setup and no juice #ec1 #beholder #ikan #videography #stabilizer #gimbal #canon #superwidelens #steadyshots #lumix #panasonic #panasonicgh4 #gh4 #videography #hongkong #abroad #instagood #photooftheday #wanderlust #travellingadventures

[electricvanforsaleinaustral]

Learn about the Australian government incentives for electric vans, including benefits, eligibility, and how to take advantage of these opportunities.

[myloveonherknees]

@/hisethelcain. “EC1, quarantine edition” twitter, 27 mar 2020.

[neil-gaiman]

hello mister gaiman today i gad to do adubble take while visiting ec1 comic center in łódź happy to see you get a mention on the prominen international comic writers wall as i am a fan of your work

so this is just a fun fact i gues

hope you have a good day

That's where a lot of my family came from, a long time ago.

[aimeedaisies]

Court Circular | 11th June 2024

St James’s Palace

The Princess Royal this morning opened Mercator Media Limited’s Twenty Fifth Anniversary Seawork Marine Exhibition at Mayflower Park, Southampton, and was received by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Hampshire (Mr Nigel Atkinson).

Her Royal Highness, Patron, British Nutrition Foundation, this afternoon visited the British Armed Forces Nutrition Programme at The Royal Logistic Corps Regimental Museum, Connaught Road, Kings Worthy, Worthy Down, Winchester, and was received by Lieutenant General Sir Mark Mans (Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire).

The Princess Royal, Patron, Farms for City Children, and Past Master, Worshipful Company of Butchers, later attended a Festival of Learning at Butchers’ Hall, 87 Bartholomew Close, London EC1.

The Princess Royal, Royal Fellow, the Royal Academy of Engineering, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, this evening attended The Prince Philip Fund Commemoration Dinner at Prince Philip House, 3 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1, and was received by Colonel Jane Davis (Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London).

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French Air Force EC1/7 Sepecat Jaguar A A138/7-HV (2002)

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[tangomagnolija]

majeema & a hamster i drew @ EC1 centre for comics & internactive narration on their crunchy ipad

[dangerousthingobservation]

121 | Dassault Rafale C | France - Air Force | Walter Van Bel | JetPhotos

"The Little Prince", a French Air Force Rafale C from EC1/7 (with code 113-IZ), going through its paces during the arrival day at Cambrai-Epinoy for the fly-out ceremony of EC1/12.. 121. Dassault Rafale C. JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 6 million screened photos online!

[yohiaco]

yo,happy 11/19 Laguna -set list(yo select)- 1.残像 2.演者の告白 3.もっと 4.月光 5.止まれ今夜きみはここへは来ちゃい���ない 6.迷走 7.解かぬ知恵の輪 8.あすを愁いて 9.夜明けまで 10.むせび 11.雨あがり 12.スカットスキャット 13.知覚の境界 ec1 蒼き朝 死神が目覚めるまでに e.c2 空色ボタン

[modernistdelights]

Anybody want to go halfsies on this one? It's only £2.25m 🥲

[metrocentric]

Holborn, EC1

[electricvanforsaleinaustral]

Cut costs effectively with electric vans. Discover how they lower operational expenses through fuel savings and reduced maintenance.

[myloveonherknees]

@/mothercain. "EC1 with @/matthewtomasi at the Concrete Smile in Toronto ♡ - EthelHQ" twitter, 15 jan 2022.

[scotianostra]

On January 31st 1918 the ‘Battle of the Isle of May’ happened.

I dislike the titlw"Battle" in this piece of war time history, to me it belittles the fact that it was one big fuck up, and the fact it cost the lives of 105 servicemen also makes me feel uncomfortable as it was by no stretch of the imagination a battle.

During a war that was not short of calamities this one ranks up there with the worst, it was one calamity after another, at 18:30 a secret navy exercise known as EC1 involving the 13th Submarine Division (known a K-boats) and a number of Destroyers, Battleships and Light Cruisers had sailed from Rosyth.

The boats and submarines had sailed with only dim stern lights and in radio silence due to the sighting of a German submarine in the Forth earlier that day. They were not helped by misty conditions whilst travelling under the cover of darkness. An unlucky mishap with the helm of submarine K-14 had resulted in a collision with K-22. However worse was to follow…

The huge battlecruiser HMS Australia narrowly missed the stricken K-boats and disaster had been averted. But not for long. Communication eventually reached the lead Light Cruiser HMS Ithuriel about the original collision and the captain of the ship decided to turn around and head back to the two K-boats which had struck each other. Alongside the Light cruiser, the other K-boats also followed her back but communication was poor and unfortunately the boats and submarines further back, lead by HMS Fearless were unaware of the accident ahead and ran straight into their sister flotilla.

Over the following minutes, disaster struck again as HMS Fearless rammed K-17, and the submarine sank with the loss of all life in a matter of minutes. Submarines K-6 hit K-4, and nearly cut her in half, K-7 fast approaching spotting K-6, she just managed to avoid her, but was totally unaware of K-4 lying across her path, and a further collision ensued. The second hit proved fatal for K-4, and she sank. Only nine men were pulled from the water, and one of these died before he could receive medical treatment.

Total deaths were 105, 2 subs were sunk 4 more damaged and the Scout cruiser HMS Fearless damaged.

Despite it being remembered (black humour) as the ‘Battle of the Isle of May’, there were actually no enemy warships involved and only a combination of bad luck and human error resulted in such a great loss of life. The terrible events of that night took place just 1.5 miles off the north end of the Isle of May.

Of course the accident was kept secret during the war, and a memorial cairn was finally erected 84 years later, on 31st January 2002 at Anstruther harbour opposite the Isle of May.