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Blue-fronted Dancer, Argia apicalis, male
This guy was chowing down on an insect he had caught. Dinner had furry white wings, but there wasn't enough left to identify it. Probably a mayfly or small moth.
Front Street closed until July. The West end of the parkade is coming down. Feb. 10-2016. New Westminster, BC.
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Front view. This bag is a fairly simple looking bag, not like the Kata 3in1 series, where you dont know what is where and the bag itself just looks very busy. This Tenba however, is VERY well build. SOLID. It definately feels better built than Crumpler bags, as well as Kata bags (which feel kinda cheap, and plasticy to me). Actually, I think this bag might have better build quality than Lowepro (*gasp!!*). The outside of this bag, definately feels better than the Lowepro's with the thin nylon like stuff. The bag in itself also feels like it will repel water quite well.
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Jack Russell Terrier Portrait
Dee Dee another study in light and shade
She always knew that one day she would have her picture on the Front Page of the Times
Every Dog Has Her Day !
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There is a Rubgy Oval on the west side of the place where I work Hawthorn, I noticed these a day or so ago, and have watched them move around since, with a little spare time up my hands, I wandered down and snapped off a shot of them, mainly for my 'the vanquished set'.
SN Front St., 3:9:73; While running around a single boxcar on Sacramento's Front Street, switchman Otto Munich rides the steps of Alco S1 405 as engineer Harold Remy watches from the cab. Out of view to the left is Espee's Walnut Grove Branch, today used by CSRM's Sacramento Southern Railroad. Dave Stanley photo ©2022
day before Staten Island Bodybuilding championship. July 2007 practicing mandatory "Front double Biceps" pose
Smiths Bar Restaurant Grill Re-Opened on the corner of 44th Street and 8th Avenue West NYC 03/12/2015 - rush hour pedestrians milling around - red green neon light sign front facade awning sidewalk wall lanterns weather car - Hell 's Kitchen Clinton New York City Taxi cab Hells 2015 Hell Thursday afternoon evening subway entrance globe
edited by Frank Davey & Fred Wah.
Toronto, Coach House Press, [3 september] 1986. [5oo copies]. ISBN o-8891o-317-8.
5-1/2 x 8-1/2, 64 sheets ivory zephyr antique laid perfectbound in glossy PVC white card wrappers, all except covers & 8 pp (1st leaf, 6, 1o, 124>127) printed black offset with silver additions to all except inside covers & 7 pp (1st leaf, 4>6, last leaf), bright blue addition to front cover.
23 contributors ID'd:
Don Austin, George Bowering, Sonia Brock, Dennis Cooley, jwcurry, Frank Davey, Lionel Kearns, Eli Mandel, Lesley McAllister, David McFadden, bpNichol, Ken Norris, Tom Osborne, John Oughton, Lissa Paul, Libby Scheier, Gerry Shikatani, Steven Smith, Robert Stelmach, Richard Truhlar, Fred Wah, Jim Wong-Chu, J.Michael Yates.
Nichol contributes:
i) more from The Martyrology Book VII (ie "all these assumptions"; poem, pp.17>18; 54 lines)
also includes:
ii) The Long Poem, by Eli Mandel (prose essay, pp.75>87; quotes: Harold Bloom, Angela Bowering, George Bowering, Frank Davey, Louis Dudek, Sigmund Freud, Northrop Frye, Eli Mandel, Ann Munton, bpNichol (see below), Michael Ondaatje, Stephen Scobie, Adele Wisemam; Nichol quotes all from NOTE BOOK a composition on composition, parts
–6) "The assumption seems to be that "if" you're" (p.76)
–1o) "if the composition is still in progress then" (pp.8o>81, in full in text, misquoted)
–12) "what i have done here is to mix in a few" (p.77, quoted in full in text, miscapitalized))
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Thought I'd try something with a bit more detail today. I've seen people like Scott Robertson using ballpoint pens to draw futuristic car and spaceship designs and thought I'd try it out. It actually works quite well - I can't write with one at all but they're not bad for drawing with - allowing you to lay down very feint perspective and construction guides which can later be made heavier and clearer.
This image shows the front axle, part of the suspension and the wonderful radiator which comes up to about nose height. That swooping shape on the left arm of the chassis is a wooden former for a part which will later be made in aluminium. There are various pieces like this which can be bolted on to make the car more streamlined...