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The painted stork (mycteria leucocephala) appears to be addressing the spot-billed pelicans (pelecanus philippensis). This scene brought to mind the Speaker, in the House of Commons, calling for better behaviour from MPs. Photographed in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka. More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography" - www.colin-pacitti.com.
❃ C R E D I T S ❃
❥ Head: #LeLutka - Inez Head 3.1 @mainstore
❥ Top: CATARSIS - Loyalty Set @Level
❥ Eyes: AG
❥ Hair: Tram @ C88
but a bit boring in its compartmentalization.
needs to be spruced up with some proper mess
at least in a corner, don't you think...
-Makeb 19 BBY-
A planet full of colourful fauna and corrupt power. not long after Order 66, the newly formed Empire began sending its troops to this planet. For a time, a Padawan named Sarrel Torall worked as a farmer's helper to hide from the Jedi purge. Moments before these horrific events that spanned the galaxy at the end of the Clone Wars, Sarrel and his master were stationed on one of the planets in the Aida Sector. Their job was to patrol and gather knowledge about the inhabitants of the sector. On the day the newly named Emperor issued Order 66, Sarrel's master died saving his life. It was then that he went to the planet Makeb where the clone troops were not yet stationed. There he took the name Orill Jasto and began to go into hiding. For a while, he led a peaceful life there, but unfortunately, everything had to end when he could no longer see how the planet's authorities treated its inhabitants. He betrayed himself by using his lightsaber to rescue a young boy from the Hutt men. His feat was recorded by a droid and the imperial authorities were informed of his location shortly afterwards. To hide he went deep into the caves. From time to time he would go to a town nearby for supplies, and one day he overheard a conversation between the town's mayor and an Imperial officer. What he heard made him sick of hiding. These two high-ranking people had decided to slaughter half the population of the nearby village for their "insubordination", but what he didn't know was that it was a trap made specifically with him in mind....
"Trouble shared is trouble halved." - Lee Iacocca
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Another gray day in the city did lend to much adventuring, but that's okay. I managed to get a lot done around the house and Scott and I even managed to motivate ourselves to go get the groceries done.
Of course we took a side trip to the bookstore first and I was able to pick up a couple novels and a collection of short stories while Scott gathered a wish list for his Kindle.
All in all, not a bad start to the weekend.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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clancy warner whitewashing history
reclaimed wood, tar, whitewash, (hydrated lime, salt, water), steel
seventh palmer sculpture biennial, eastern scarp of the mount lofty ranges, south australia
Tython, 19 BBY
Jedi General Dyer Miin led the 17th Airborne Division through the light forest. Captain Nym, a seasoned veteran trooper of the Clone Wars followed closely behind.
Miin stopped, and turned to face Nym.
“Stay put, Captain. I’m going to go look out ahead.”
“Copy that, General.”
Nym turned to the rest of the division.
“You heard her! Stay put!”
His holocom beeped to life. A cloaked figure appeared before him. The Chancellor.
“Captain Nym, the time has come. Execute Order 66.”
Nym turned, looking at Miin’s back.
“It will be done.”
He raised his rifle, and gestured with his hand. The division’s blasters came alive.
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Here’s my App for Dark Times (finally). This is the first time I’ve ever built actual trees, and to make me hate myself even more I made the entire base loose and freeform out of cheese slopes. :)
Enjoy!
The overall design on these has really grown on me since they were first unveiled, and I have to say I'm very much looking forward to next Thursday.
A cold eerie feeling shivered down my spine "execute, Order... 66."
it sang in my mind over and over again, a blaster bolt whizzed by my curious head, I thought we had killed all of the droids. I turn around to see my own men shooting at me, their blasters set to kill. I pulled my lightsaber out and the bright green colour became to sizzle, I stride 2 feet forward and jump towards them, dodging left right and... Everything goes white, I look to my hands, both of them look healthy and young, unlike my 1 scarred hand and robotic arm. I notice movement to my left, I look up to see my old master with his shriveled skin
"Master Balo... I... I thought you were... Where am I?" I say shivering
"come, my padawan. You have much to learn."
We both walk into the glary white light, together.
I made a 2025 Calendar: tinyurl.com/4zb8xery
Every month is a BW image I took this past year. Basically, every month is a new print hanging on your wall as well as getting a good overview of that month.
... choose your side! ;-)
Lens: Sigma 10-20 f/4-5.6 (click to see all my photos with this lens)
13s f/9.0 16mm ISO 100 tripod
Sitting mid stream of a ranging torrent of hillside water rapids sits this lonely bloom. Proof that if you stay steadfast while the world around you rushes past you can and will survive.
Reimagining of the iconic cover art for Marvel's The Transformers (US) Issue # 5.
Built for Bio-Cup 2021 Round 1
Theme: Media
Subtheme: Comics
There have been sporadic outings of the new Fastrack IE's over the past week or so, but Tuesday 29th April 2025 I believe was the first time that numerous examples were used in public service. Route A was the chosen route and despite not having any charging facilities at either end, it does pass the depot so examples were generally replaced after two or so rounders to "top up".
It all started at around 09:00 when IE32 LJ25 BSV was sent out this being replaced by IE33 LJ25 BSX and then itself by IE30 LJ25 BSO. The latter two then rotated through out the remainder of the day.
Seen here is Go-Ahead IE33 LJ25 BSX turning at Greenhithe Station whilst working Fastrack route A. Tuesday 29th April 2025.
Irizar le Tram 12.16m