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The MgN-303EX "Mammon" is evaluated by its pilot and an engineer after a live fire drill.
Original frame design by Malcolm Craig (jed_september)
During EXPAT with Luarbiasa Group at Mount Rinjani, Lombok, Indonesia
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Seven Expat S bespoke titanium frame; Seven Tiberius bespoke titanium handlebar; Seven custom titanium rear rack; Shimano XTR trail brakes; SRAM XX rear derailleur; SRAM Force front derailleur; SRAM XX shifters; SRAM Red 50/34 crank; SRAM PG-1070 11-28 cassette; Whisky Parts Co. No. 9 carbon 15mm thru-axle fork; Thomson Elite X4 stem; Thomson Elite seat post; Chris King bottom bracket; Chris King InSet headset; Chris King ISO hubs; Velocity A23 rims (rear offset); Sapim CX-Ray spokes; Fizik Aliante Gamma saddle; Kenda Happy Medium tires; Stan's NoTubes tubeless conversion; Shimano XTR trail pedals; Whisky Parts Co. No. 7 C3 carbon water bottle cage; SpurCycles A Better Bell
At my friend Dave's bar. Formerly Artifacts. Three expat woman in Beijing from America, Farnce and Finland.
Custom Seven titanium Tiberius handlebars, Brooks Plump Leather Grips, Shimano XTR brake levers, SRAM XX shifters, Chris King InSet headset, Thomson Elite X4 stem, Garmin Edge 500
Sieglinde Kaiser –President/Director von Polytec Foha Inc., USA Markus Huemer CEO Polytec Mag. Peter Sedlmayer Außenwirtschaft USA
Cambodian Space Project (Cambodia/France/Australia) at Stage 2 WOMADelaide 2012Since the 1970s decimation of Cambodia’s music community under the Khmer Rouge, a new generation of diaspora bands like Dengue Fever has emerged – but nothing quite like this outfit playing psychedelic Khmer-rock from the jungles of Cambodia. The Cambodian Space Project (CSP) formed in December 2009 when Khmer vocalist Srey Chanthy was heard singing in a karaoke bar by expat Australian music producer Julien Poulson, who was enthralled by her voice. Srey, who also volunteers as a goodwill ambassador for UN Women’s UNiTE (a campaign to end violence to women), now heads this Phnom Penh-based band featuring Cambodian, French and Australian musicians. Its sound is a cross-cultural mesh faithful tothe spirit of 1960s and 1970s Cambodian pop music that itself was a fusion of traditional Khmer songs and the rock’n’roll imported by American GIs.Recorded in Cambodia, the CSP’s debut album 2011: A Space Odyssey was made as a tribute to musicians of Cambodia’s musical golden-age, such as Ros Sereysothea, Sin Sisamouth and Pan Ron. In Cambodia, the CSP performs anywhere and everywhere, from chic city clubs to rural villages, schools, orphanages and even an elephant’s 50th birthday party –but has also travelled to Hong Kong, Australia, Thailand, China, Macau and the USA.
During EXPAT with Luarbiasa Group at Mount Rinjani, Lombok, Indonesia
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There are different Delhis for different sort of Delhiwallas. For this white man, Delhi is more often about flashy, unreasonably priced cafes of M Block Market.
For video link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EXr1SdnvxM
La Mer (meaning "The Sea" in French) in Jumeira, Dubai is an outdoor mall with beach front that offers shopping, dining, and fun filled leisure attractions. The place is huge spreading across 800,000 square meters of land when fully developed with a water park scheduled to open in 2018.
La Mer was opened in late 2017 and since then has attracted thousands of locals, expats, and tourists to visit the place for dining, shopping, leisure, and entertainment. Parking spaces, including an underground parking, can accommodate more than a thousand vehicles.
While for all intents and purposes this 2001 Toyota Landcruiser looks set up for a several month trek through the Aussie Outback, the actuality is it took a trek 'across the ditch' - visiting Oamaru, NZ in December 2013.
While it is one thing to see vehicles coming over from Australia as private imports, it is certainly another to see them complete with their Australian plates. In fact, this vehicle is in its third country, being that it was originally sent to Australia built up when new from Japan.
Hundreds of thousands of expats work in Singapore, and many of their companies have been hit by the economic crisis. Brian has lost his job with an IT company but is staying in Singapore, hoping to find work again.
Mother took this photo at our house in Caracas not longer after we'd moved in.
My brother, James, is working on a project on the gleaming terrace.
Alice, my sister, is on the far left. She's in front of the window of our TV room/library.
The arch in the background led to the dining room, on the right, and to the inner patio on the left.