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I was tagged by Zmrzlinkakatka. Thank you dear! :-)
"Game Goal: Catch your doll in some direct sun rays, soaking up the rays while wearing sunglasses!
It’s known as the Wrigley Field “knothole,” evoking Norman Rockwell-like images of kids watching a ball game through a hole in an oldtime wooden outfield fence. But it’s actually a section of the Wrigley Field right-field wall where a metal gate was removed as part of a 2005 bleachers reconstruction project at the venerable old ball field. The gap allows multiple passers-by to view a portion of Chicago Cubs baseball games for free through a double wire-mesh fence. Prior to the start of Wednesday’s game this week, a few fans had already taken up their positions.
For Our Daily Challenge: Natural Framing
Also for Fence Friday
HFF!
Game Goal: Catch your doll in some direct sun rays, soaking up the rays while wearing sunglasses!
I was tagged by toobila Thank you! ♥
My inspiration for those two beauties were the Amazon River and the African Savannah!
I love this game so I wanna see mermaids created by my amazing Flickr friends! :)
Mermaid Maker Game: www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupgames/mermaid-scene.php
If you liked it or even just saw it, consider yourself tagged! :D
This is a 400 hp tractor with a Cummins engine and this tractor was manufactured in Lousiana.
Disking muck soil in South Florida.
Sorry for the quality of the photo, this tractor was quite far out in the field.
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ゲームセンターCXカフェに行ってみた
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ジャンケン大会勝ち抜いて、ポスターもらったw
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**JPK @ Airship Pirates Port Town
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A gender-bend (a.k.a. Internet Rule No. 63) of "Dionysus" from the Hades video game.
Cosplayer: Bee Bun's Cosplay
These are some old photos I took when I built a base for Jehuty, the main Orbital Frame from ZOE. the base allows for some better poses for it, here are my 3 favorites.
It is just sad to think there might not be another ZOE game ever T_T
Hope you like these photos.
Archeological evidence throughout southeastern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras suggests that people there played a game called Pitz with a rubber ball beginning about 2500 BC. The court in this photo is located at Chichén Itzá, Mexico, and although the rules of play may have varied, Mayanists agree that the ball game was an important part of both the spiritual and communal life of Maya society.
The court had three parts. The main alley was marked by stones or bounded on both sides by walls or tall benches (you can only see one wall in this photo, but there is another one in front of it, a mirror image). At the ends were wider sections that served as end zones with huge stands for spectators. The Maya made the ball by boiling the sap of certain local trees in water mixed with herbs. They rolled the mixture into a sphere, and when it hardened, the rubber ball was about 20 inches in diameter, and could weigh up to eight pounds.
Players passed the ball back and forth between the two teams using only their hips, arms, chests, and buttocks. They could use the side walls to make it harder for the other team to get the ball. Players wore special equipment to protect themselves from the ball as it hurtled around the court. A team scored a point in one of three ways: If your opponent used his hands, feet or head; If the ball went into your opponent’s end zone; And, the hardest way of all, if your team shot the ball through one of several rings, high up on the walls of the central alley. When that happened, the game ended and the team that made the shot won.
The outcome of the game varies depending on your source. When I did my own research, the overwhelming majority of articles suggest that winners of the game were treated as heroes and given a great feast. The penalty for losing a game was unusually harsh: death. The leader of the team who lost the game was sometimes killed, the other players and their supporters robbed of all their belongings and put into slavery. Tour guides, on the other hand, suggest that it is the captain of the winning team that got decapitated. To them it was an honor, and a direct passage to Heaven.
Wandering around the city I met this picturesque group of elderly players. Although a game of cards doesn't seem to be the most exciting thing in the world this pal was rather entertaining to watch due to his explosive movements by throwing the cards and smashing them on the table. Maybe was he losing?
Canon FT-QL | Fujifilm Superia 200 | Palermo, Italia.
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Strumming for passersby during an unusually warm day for this time of year. Tom McCall Waterfront Park was bursting at the seams with Portlanders enjoying a weekend that didn’t feature rain in the forecast for once. The atmosphere was festive as various musicians and street performers were everywhere. This harp player, whom I have photographed in the past, drew a lot of interest as always. I joked with her a couple of years ago concerning the serious look on her face while performing. She laughed: “I’m really not a serious person”, she said.
Must be her game face. =)
- Furadouro, Portugal -
With the full sun just touching the horizon I came upon this scene ... it reminded me somehow of "The Last Supper." The dying light was warm and so strong ... it even left shadows on the wall that made it look as if the scene was lit by a flash.
Another thing I used to love to do. I know the games are stacked against you and it costs a fortune to get a great prize but it was always fun playing.
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A little game we play every year on the way to and from Texas. Keeps the boys busy and not asking if we are there yet. Especially since 8 hours of the 18-19 hour trip is just getting out of Florida!! :) This year's game was pretty successful. Even saw a few Dubai license plates and a bunch of Canadian plates. :)
Some new controllers to add to the growing collection.
I personally have fond memories of the Nintendo Advantage Joystick controller. It was huge, had a bunch of buttons and a built in "cheat" slow motion activator. I can't tell you how many times I used that slow motion function while playing Captain Skyhawk.
Tiles are machine printed (digital)
whitetail deer captured off a remote game camera, bucks will soon loose their antlers and immediately start new growth and the does will soon fawn.....life goes on.
I got tagged by Angie ^___^
Here's the details/rules step by step:
- Your picture must somehow be music related. Wether it's you holding up a drawing of a music note or something more creative.
- List atleast 5 bands/artists. You can do more if you'd like. Make sure to link the band to it's myspace, purevolume, itunes page or even imeem.
- Pick atleast 5 people to tag and do the same. You can choose more.
- Join and add your picture to the group pool Music Tag Game so other people can view your bands and your music related picture as well as you can view theirs.
Note: These aren't my top 5 favorite artists ... I chose them randomly from the winamp playlist in front of me. I don't really have a favorite artist. (I'm too lazy to search for their official pages, so I'll be linking my favorite songs by the artist on youtube or yahoo video XD)
1. UVERworld: My cousin's favorite band. I love Takuya's voice
Koishikute (I love this song!)
2. Yui: Her music is so relaxing
Tomorrow's Way (the song that made me a Yui fan, she's so cute. Plus the video features Kanata Hongo, haha)
3. Eminence Orchestra: They're amazing!! I just found them on youtube. I love how they play anime and game music!
Pirates of the Caribbean theme (Only 3 members from the orchestra perform here, but it's still amazing! Which should give you an idea of how awesome they are~)
4. KAT-TUN: haha, Japanese boyband XD
Rescue (one of my favorite videos of them because it has limited "gay" dancing, haha)
5. Nobuo Uematsu: best video game composer ever!!! Main reason why I think Final Fantasy's awesome! He's also the reason why I continued to play the piano even after quitting my lessons. I wanted to learn all his songs~
To Zanarkand (one of my favorite songs to play on the piano ... it's so relaxing! This is the orchestra version though)
I'm tagging Brinks, Kris, Ralph, Liza, and Karrie
EXPLORE~
Thank you!!
Highest position: 389 on Tuesday, August 18, 2009