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So i decided to go ahead and try for a superhero moc contest, and wanted to see what other people thought before i entered
These seven are called "Sin" and as you probably can guess, are based off the seven deadly sins. They exist in the Marvel universe, and are the devil's spawns used to try and destroy Ghost Rider. From bottom to top, left to right, we got Pride, Sloth, Lust, Greed, Envy, Gluttony, and Rage. I wont spoil their backstories, but if any of you guys have any recommendations for their designs, i'd love to hear em before i enter :D
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funny - the mobile version of Google Local has much more information (street map) in Europe compared with the web version. Announcements soon?
Il Routmaster RML 2285 un tipico bus londinese originale del 1965 interamente ristrutturato e riverniciato mantenendo il suo aspetto originale. All'interno nel primo piano e stato costruito un bar mantenendo un stile Londinese, nel secondo piano sono stati messi i sedili originali e i tavolini per appoggio e console per DJ e Televisore. Sempre il secondo piano può essere allestito a seconda dell'evento per conferenze, presentazione di prodotti, feste o manifestazioni (feste di laurea, addio al celibato e nubilato, matrimoni, campagne elettorali, ecc...).Le serate sono contraddistinte da atmosfere londinesi e ottime birre inglesi! Il mezzo è disponibile per feste private, compleanni, addio celibato, nubilato, feste di laurea, matrimoni, fiere, campagne pubblicitarie e politiche, riprese televisive e quant'altro si voglia.
Presenting... my new business mobile phone: an O2 XDA Mini S. It's rubbish: but more of that later. First, O2's customer service.
Oh, my God. Up until now I'd been a customer of Orange since it launched, with a short unfaithful affair with Virgin Mobile. While Orange are a shadow of their original loveliness, O2 really takes the biscuit in crappy, crappy, customer service.
First, this is my business mobile phone. I can't receive or send picture messages, and I have a legitimate business requirement to do both. The O2 contract is dealt with by head office in Scotland, but my only contact is with our own office in London.
So, I ask the people in London to get picture messaging working on my phone. They ring Scotland. Scotland rings O2. I get a direct call from O2's customer services. I explain the problem ("It says 'user barred' when I try to send an MMS, and sends me a text message when I receive an MMS asking me to log onto a website."). They promise to send me the settings to correctly send an MMS message. I point out that I'm running an O2 phone and that I've checked the preset settings on their website. They say they'll send me the settings. "How will this help when my account is not set up to allow me to even receive picture messages?" They say they'll send me the settings, and that somehow it will. "Will the email have your contact details on it?" Yes, I'm assured.
The email arrives, from a send-only email address which has no contact details. It contains "How to send a picture message" from my phone. That's not, in any sense, 'settings', and not, in any sense, relevant to my enquiry.
Instead of wasting my team's time who'll then have to ring Scotland to ring O2, I look on O2's website to discover the customer services number, and ring it. "Please enter your mobile phone number," says the machine. I do. It tells me that for my account, please "ring the number on the last invoice". I don't sign off the invoices. I have no such number.
I email London, who email Scotland, who reply to tell me that it is now being provisioned on my account and that it'll work in 24 hours.
I try sending a picture message 24 hours later. I get the above message.
Clearly it's an impossible task for O2 to suitably understand a chinese whisper via our London and Scotland offices; or clearly it's impossible for them to understand a simple request to switch on a service that will inevitably mean that they will earn more money. I have no idea which, but I'm bored trying to find out.
(Please don't send me picture messages any more, not that anyone does anyway.)
[Disclaimer: I am responsible for a unconnected business relationship with O2, and have enjoyed some hospitality from the company.]
20000606 Helsinki Finland. man drives to car wash , calls number on door which opens, he drives in, the car gets washed and the bill is put on his mobile phone.
Esse móbile tb vai para o quarto da linda Augusta.Amei fazer,já tô pensando até em novos projetos com bonequinhas de eva.Me inspirei no trabalho de www.flickr.com/photos/giselecavinato/4716983067/.Lá tem coisas lindas de bebê.Confira!!!!!
MOBILE, Ala. – The U.S. Marshals Service Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force conducted a multi-agency violent crime reduction initiative called Operation Triple Beam. Beginning in June and continuing throughout the summer, Operation Triple Beam partnered federal, state, and local law enforcement who were focused and determined to reduce violent crime and take dangerous offenders off the streets of Mobile County.
This initiative targeted hyper-violent criminal elements through proactive investigations that resulted in substantial results. Authorities seized 83 illegal firearms, $24,000 in U.S. currency, and more than $79,000 worth of illegal substances such as crack cocaine, marijuana, spice, methamphetamine, illegal prescription medications, and codeine. In total, 163 persons were charged with felony offenses that resulted from Operation Triple Beam. It is expected that a number of these cases will result in federal indictment by the United States Attorney.
Photo by (Shane T. McCoy / US Marshals)
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This is another fantastic portrait of a Hydrocon that was purchased as a large format print reasently which leads me to believe that this is an official photo, but as you see the crane is not 100% clean which gives me some doubt
I have had a request to post , will remove if required
There are not many photo's of these machines which is a little unusual as this was the last generation chassis / cab before the final square cab with the sliding doors