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A racing frame turned mercenary war asset. Tempest is a sniper at heart, but isn't afraid to get up close and personal with those claws. Especially if his partner is close by.
Tempest still has it's original pilot Charles King. An Ex-Solar Union frame jockey who volunteered the frame for combat upgrades when thing got "interesting".
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
Zebra mussels invade the Canadian Great Lakes and kling to anything that seems somewhat solid. This stone washed up on the shores of Prince Edward Point, Canada with some travellers.
Whee, updated pictures and some changed bits. Completely redid the shoulder cannon, made some fixes to the bazooka, rebuilt the Panzerfausts, and redesigned the feet.
It's a big, chunky block of mecha love. Not much to look at, but I kinda dig it.
Monrovia's World Trade Centre is a great place where to find all sort of techno/creative people. This guy is repairing mobile phones. The most common problem he repairs: loose internal connections.
Extreme phone wallpapers made from images of rubbish with a mirror. Free ... use at your own risk.
I had a retro phone until I dropped it. I had that old style phone because I wanted to go on leading my own life, at least a little bit cutoff, when out of the house, from the compartmented hive that the web is fast becoming. Too much of a good thing is destroying the world I once had, and still want to live in.
The new phone my daughter picked for me has "features". I turned off the data but when I'm home - as now - it has wifi so I can transfer things to it if I want to, and call people on LINE like using a free house phone. Remember when everyone had house phones and you had to make a call to them at home? Sorry: some of you won't really remember that convenience.
My shiny new phone has stored images that come up every day with a set of new ones for my distraction. I've had to admit to myself of late that I'm something of an exception. I prefer my own thoughts and humble insights to distractions, but when I do flick through the images. I can't help noticing that most of them are beautiful. They depict fancy young men in slick suits, fancy gleaming cars, big ugly bikes on perfectly good roads in spectacular places and views from roof-top bars at night. That's all advertising. Advertising to stoke the wild consumption that's destroying our planet and must somehow be set aside. In short: with a few exceptions i have no desire to save any of these images for my future.
I looked on flickr for a group collecting more interesting (to me) wallpapers and can't find one. If anyone wants to start one that might be helpful but that still would not give me what I want. Images made from nothing - images of what I might one day see if I learn to look, and images of small things that I would otherwise overlook. In short intriguing food for thought and a store of triggers.
So: I'm making a start on albums of alternative phone images. Clouds, Misc. and this morning mirrored faces, made as I hinted above, from essentially nothing: discarded organic rubbish. www.flickr.com/photos/jacobs_ian/albums/72157711994085621
Comments welcome ... but feel free to just help yourself to any you might like and pass them on with a link here.
A space labor frame heavily modified for ground combat by Starfall Enterprises. It was used as a base because it was already designed for computer control as well as having sophisticated on board hardware.
Poor guy doesn't have a name yet. But, that will change soon I hope.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
Used at agrega.juntadeandalucia.es/repositorio/03032011/74/es-an_... and news.hitb.org/content/privacy-boss-slams-german-polices-m..., and xenonews.blog50.fc2.com/blog-entry-3607.html, and www.bb-team.org/articles/3954_elektromagnitnite-ilzychvania, and inewsflash.wordpress.com/2012/12/07/australias-mobile-net... , and www.techcentral.co.za/telkom-bets-big-on-4g/32580/, and blog.barkleyus.com/2012/01/04/barkley-2012-digital-outlook/, www.bb-team.org/articles/3954_elektromagnitnite-ilzychvania, and www.xatakamovil.com/conectividad/las-redes-5g-hasta-20-gb..., and www.cbsnews.com/news/living-with-a-smartphone-and-no-cell..., and www.bb-team.org/articles/3954_elektromagnitnite-ilzychvania, and habrahabr.ru/company/pt/blog/328328/
Had to have a go when we got our free Batman mini fig from the Sun. The cockpit slides to open and close, and if you press the yellow button a missile launches from the front.
Mobile apps for events have become extremely popular these days. And why not? The app has made the job of organizers much easier and hassle-free. The given article lists a few of its benefits in details.
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A racing frame turned mercenary war asset. Tempest is a sniper at heart, but isn't afraid to get up close and personal with those claws. Especially if his partner is close by.
Tempest still has it's original pilot Charles King. An Ex-Solar Union frame jockey who volunteered the frame for combat upgrades when thing got "interesting".
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
Set 6901, Mobile Lab, is an interesting addition to the Classic Space line. Released in 1980, it portrays a mobile vehicle that can scan the lunar soil, or scoop up a sample, for analysis. Between four Classic Space logos on the vehicle, and the transparent green windows which were a change from the existing yellow windows, this set brought a much-needed contrast and increased play opportunities. The set has 135 pieces and two minifigures.
The completed set, with the two minifigures riding inside.
Mobile's Favorite Hotel
Free Parking - Fireproof
The Cawthon Rose Room serves the finest in Cocktails, Seafoods and Meats
P.C. Senn, Manager
Mailed from Mobile, Alabama to Miss Hariett Eyclle of Chapel Hill, Tennessee on December 31, 1940:
Howdy - Your daddy is behaving very well. He ate so much to-night that he is about to develop a bay window.
An E.C. Kropp Card
Number: 14641
CAPA-021754
There was a beautiful red sky this morning, but I was at the station waiting for the 7:15 and this mobile phone mast was all I had as a focal point :-)
Shot with on-camera bounce flash (bounced via a hand-hold reflector on the right side).
I did a double raw conversion to get the background red and fiery. :-)
The MD-10 was basically a standard Douglas DC-10 refitted with a McDonnell Douglas MD-11 'glass flight-deck'. It was commissioned by FedEx so that DC-10 and MD-11 crews could be common-rated on both types and did away with the need for a Flight Engineer.
I had to laugh when Boeing tried to refer to it as a 'Boeing MD-10'. The DC-10 was designed and had started building by Douglas before McDonnell joined the party and I still can't find it in my heart to call it a McDonnell Douglas DC-10...
Named: "Eric".
An early DC-10-10 (Line No:35), this aircraft was delivered to United Airlines as N1812U in Apr-72. After more than 25 years with United, it was sold to FedEx Federal Express in Dec-97 and stored at Goodyear, AZ, USA.
The aircraft was re-registered N373FE in Oct-98 and converted to freighter configuration with a main deck cargo door at Mobile-BFM, AL, USA in Nov-99. It was converted to MD-10-10 standard at Venice, Italy in May-07. After an amazing 44.5 years in service the aircraft was permanently retired at Victorville, CA, USA in Oct-16.