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Sorry for a bit of inactivity, I've been playing the AR challenges on Batman: Arkham Knight & I went over to my sibling's house. I received my Bricks & Pieces order 2 days ago, I plan to put those parts to good use, my other Bricks & Pieces order should be here soon. I just placed a new order from minifiguresplus.com/ yesterday, that'll probably be here sometime next week. Also, I watched episode 5 of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, It was great & for those who read the comics I think we all know what Falcon's new suit is going to look like, if not pretty much something like this i.redd.it/60hpzdmdv6631.jpg & I really hope we get to see U. S. Agent with his black & red outfit since we got to see him making his own shield in the end credits. Anyways let's get to the figs...
From L-R: Commissioner Gordon, The Human Flame, Nightwing (The New Batman Adventures), Johnny Sorrow (The New 52), The Question (Vic Sage), Max Lord (Wonder Woman 1984), The Mad Hatter, Stripesy (Updated), & Warp (Updated)
Top Row: Hellbat
Design Inspirations Below:
Commissioner Gordon - (i.pinimg.com/originals/75/6e/5f/756e5f7f76e1e5c8df43240d7...)
The Human Flame - (static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/0/40/394320-195558-...)
Nightwing (The New Batman Adventures) - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/dcanimated/images/8/8a/Nightwin...)
Johnny Sorrow (The New 52) - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/5/5e/Jonathan_...)
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The Question (Vic Sage) - (cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0325/8499/0851/products/questio...)
Max Lord (Wonder Woman 1984) - (images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/3/2020/1...)
The Mad Hatter - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/b/ba/Batman_Th...)
Stripesy - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/0/0d/Pat_Dugan...)
Warp - (seanmills6.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/portal-powers-list...)
Hellbat - (static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/f/f2/Batman_an...)
Hellbat inspired by the_brick_legend on Instagram (www.instagram.com/p/CI_dhkMp0pr/). Comment & fave to let me know what you all think
Even the White Ibis has a social hierarchy. I was surprised that the skinny branches of this dead tree didn't snap under their weight. 3rd Place Winner - Nature - Black & White Photo Award pool - Feb. 2010
[order] Passeriformes | [family] Turdidae | [latin] Turdus philomelos | [UK] Song Thrush | [FR] Grive musicienne | [DE] Singdrossel | [ES] Zorzal Común | [IT] Tordo bottaccio | [NL] Zanglijster | [IRL] Smólach ceoil
Measurements
spanwidth min.: 33 cm
spanwidth max.: 36 cm
size min.: 21 cm
size max.: 24 cm
Breeding
incubation min.: 11 days
incubation max.: 16 days
fledging min.: 12 days
fledging max.: 16 days
broods 2
eggs min.: 3
eggs max.: 6
Throstle, Mavis, Whistling Thrush
One of Ireland's top-20 most widespread garden birds.
Status: Resident. Additional birds arrive from Continent in winter.
Conservation Concern: Green-listed in Ireland. The European population is regarded as Secure by BirdLife International.
Identification: The thrush most familiar to people. Roughly the size of a Blackbird, plain brown upperparts and buffish white underside, with prominent arrow-shaped black spots in lines down the breast and flanks. Legs pale pinkish-grey. Bounds along ground in search of worms. Males sit on high perch delivering song, which is loud and far-carrying. Usually occurs in ones and twos - never in flocks.
Similar Species: Blackbird, Mistle Thrush, Redwing
Call: A close rival songster to the Blackbird, from which it mainly differs in its repetition of each phrase three or four times. Typical phrases include "cherry dew, cherry dew, cherry dew" and "knee-deep, knee-deep…." . Loud, fluty and far-carrying. Distress call is an agitated loud rattle or a quiet "seep" and contatct note a short "swick" , often given in flight.
Diet: Insects, especially earthworms - snails a favourite. Also berries and other fruit including apples.
Breeding: Breeds throughout Ireland - mainly in hedgerows and gardens. Nest in trees, bushes, ivy, brambles and sometimes conifers.
Wintering: Widespread.
Where to See: Common throughout Ireland.
"In order that you know what happens to our soul when man dies, I will tell you about the journey that the soul takes immediately after death, according to the tradition of the Orthodox Church." The journey of the soul after death
WHAT HAPPENS THE FIRST DAY AFTER THE DEATH *
From the moment of our death until 40 days later - when the individual judgment of the soul occurs and God decides where we will go, in good or bad places, until the Last Judgment - there is a transition time, both for the just and for sinners.
When a person dies and his soul is about to leave, there are many demons that present themselves before him as the number of sins he has had; in the same way, a number of saints appear, according to the number of good deeds he has done in his life. This is what it tells us s. Efreim the Syrian.
And at that moment there is a great "battle". The angels of God fight with demons on the soul, because the latter say it is theirs, that is, it has more sins, while the angels say it has more good deeds. And there is a great battle on the soul and right now the soul is afraid of getting out of its body. His language is linked to seeing all these things. He / she sees many things then, but can not describe them.
A week before he rested in the Lord, Father Eutimio of the Holy Monastery of Agapia Veche saw how the angels were fighting the demons above his soul and exclaimed: "See how they are fighting! The angels of God wear garlands of gold on their heads and they are striking the demons, look how they are running away! "This father knew the time of his death a week before resting, since he was a man chosen by God, as the nuns said. But not everyone can see these mysteries and is able to tell it to others; most people see them but can not talk about it.
At the time of death, the angel we have from our baptism comes with a lot of authority and everyone gets aside. The angel we have from Holy Baptism has a lot of authority. Remember, when also of your angel and of: "Holy angel, guardian of my life, pray the Lord Jesus Christ for me, the sinner!"
Because this angel not only protects us now, but also us at the moment of our death. Travel with us through the toll booths, up to 40 days; and we have it from our divine baptism as a great protector. If it were not for him, the devil would do with us whatever he would like.
So the angel comes and says, "Come on, demons, I know the life of this soul, ever since he was born, and he begins to speak to the soul like this:" Do not be afraid, my brother of the soul! (Saint Gregory of Nissa explains why he calls him brother.) Because the angel and the soul are rational, autonomous, speaking, beings and are also spirits, as the Holy Scriptures say: and they will all be like the angels of God.)
[And the angel continues:] "Look at your body! There, my soul brother - this is your body, that's the house you've lived in until now ... It was inside that shell that you were born from the womb your mother, it was in it that you lived for 20, 60, 80 "- any number of years God has given us on earth. "Remember, my brother, when the triumph of the Last Judgment calls, in a blink of an eye this body will come back to life, just as you see it now ... and you will go to Judgment, as Apostle Paul says: All will stand before the throne of the judgment of Jesus Christ, to be rewarded according to their actions, both good and bad.
The guardian angel reminds him again: "Listen, my brother, when you were little, your mother sent you to bring a bucket full of water or vegetables from the garden or bring the geese from the lawn or do this or that little household chore. Look, this is what your thoughts were then, and that's what you understood then. " And he begins to remember the things of the soul from his early childhood, the good deeds he has done in his body, as well as the bad things ... And he reminds the soul of everything he has done from early childhood until the moment of his death, in every day and every minute of his life. Because once out of the body, the soul has a very acute memory. It's as clear as the sunlight ... He sees everything clearly as in a mirror. This is what happens the first day after death
* p. Cleopa Ilie (Orthodox-Romanian archimandrite - 1912/1998)
Out of Order, by David Mach, Old London Road, Kingston upon Thames.
January 2015:-
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Flickr, Hampton Wick is on the far side of the Thames, in the Borough of Richmond. This is the middle of the town centre of Kingston upon Thames.
As unlikely as it seems, those windows can still be operated - with some additional physical effort.
via KrakyLand.net Heroes of Order & Chaos APK MOD Coins www.krakyland.net/2015/09/heroes-of-order-chaos-apk-mod.html
Each table has a phone for ordering from menus that at each table.
This Sonic in Athens, Ohio reuses a former Rax Roast Beef location. This Sonic location has an indoor dining room and drive-thru, but no drive-in stalls like a typical Sonic location would have. It is also worth mentioning that this location is close to Ohio University so it seemed pretty busy; I noticed a lot of people biked or walked here.
Sonic (Former Rax) - East Stimson Avenue - Athens, Ohio
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Order of Lācplēsis was the first state decoration and the highest military order of the Republic of Latvia, and it was presented
in 1920-1928.
ODC2 - Order
01/08/12
Already August, where does the time go?! Anyway, I have never done one of these coloured pencil shots so I thought I'd give it a shot 8) I didn't do this until quite late so I didn't have enough light. I had to close down alot more then I would have wanted to. I got a few shots and then life got in the way, so I had to put my camera down and then when life was tended to it was too late..lol Not at all happy with the composition of it either. Anyway, tomorrow is another day.
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Yes, but next time, let there be less banging shields on people's heads and poking with sharp pieces of metal, and more of giving round, stamped pieces of metal.
Of what?
Coins, we've talked about them.
Ah, yes, I remember. We got some when we were bards. Useless crap.
You've been bards?
Yeah, but that's another story.
Toy Project Day 3607
Kingdom Animalia (Animals)
Phylum Arthropoda (Arthropods)
Subphylum Hexapoda (Hexapods)
Class Insecta (Insects)
Order Coleoptera (Beetles)
December 28, 2020; Leon County, Lutterloh, Florida.
Canon M6 MII; Raynox DCR-250 as tube lens (reversed); bellows; 10X microscope objective (M); Zerene Stacker.
201228_Rice_Beetle_Profile
Nacon's Natural 8am
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Today, I made an omelet (filling rice).
☐ まぁ元気出して
☑ オムライスでも作ってろ
☑ ケチャップでなんか書けよ
☑ 先割れスプーンも作れよ
もうココの部屋あんまり使ってないから片付けようかと思ったとたんに使ったｗ
チューブのケチャップ買ったはずなのに見つからなかったので、だいぶ前にPILOTで買ったハンバーガーについてきた小袋に。超書きづらそうだけどキレイに書けたなぁ(*´∀｀)
☐ テクスチャ
いや、これ・・・ちゃんとやる？ネタ止まりだったらコレでいいけど・・・なんか色々書きたくなってくるﾜﾅ
ちなみにコレでLI=1
I’m so excited to present this series of semi-solid colourways for the SweetGeorgia sock yarns as a dye-to-order series. Available in the Superwash Sock or the slightly thicker, Superwash Sport, we’ll be dyeing as many skeins of these colours as you like. Over time, I’m looking to expand the series and also add back our more variegated colourways. I know that knitters want what they want when they want it, so I’m hoping to provide this option to many of you. From left to right: China Doll, Raspberry, Pistachio, Saffron, Tourmaline, Orchid, Boysenberry.
Pre-order your own piece of LEGO's history NOW! - www.bricklink.com/v3/crowdproject/view_design.page?id=63693
I'm happy to present you my latest MOC, The LEGO® Story! I built four small vignettes, which represent 4 different eras of LEGO’s history. When I started designed this set idea, first of all I wanted to find the "target audience". I realized that this model will be probably interesting for AFOLs, and serious LEGO builders or collectors, so I wanted to make it have a "premium feel" (that's why I built the same black base for all four scenes), and I also wanted to hide some small, but important details in the models, like the old wooden duck on the first vignette, or the mould inside the moulding machine! At the same time, I thought it would be good to make it playable for children, so it was quite tricky to get that "sweat spot". I'd also like to mention that I used some interesting, more advanced building techniques in all little scenes, so I hope fellow LEGO fans will have a great time building this set.
I designed this model for the BrickLink AFOL Designer Program, so in case you'd like to build it, you can pre-order the set on this page. :)
It came early! Really happy with everything but the Wolverine helmet. I put Wolve's head in it, but it got stuck and it doesn't line up right.
The top row is 1 blind pack and freebies.
2nd is for ghost busters.
Guess what all those vanbraces are for?
Whinchat
Saxicola rubetra
[order] Passeriformes | [family] Muscicapidae | [latin] Saxicola rubetra | [UK] Whinchat | [FR] Tarier des prés | [DE] Braunkehlchen | [ES] Tarabilla Norteña | [IT] Stiaccino | [NL] Paapje | [IRL] Caislín aitinn
Status: Widespread summer visitor from April to September to uplands and scrubland throughout Ireland. Scarce passage in spring and autumn mainly to eastern and southern coasts.
Conservation Concern: Amber-listed in Ireland due to a decline in the breeding population. The European population is currently assessed as Secure.
Identification: The same size as Robin and Stonechat and broadly resembles the latter species. Frequently uses exposed perches like Stonechat. In all plumages has a grey-brown rump, with a broad black stripe at the base of the tail. The white base to the tail is not obvious. Adult males have a dark head with a broad white supercilium. The back is streaked brown and black. The underparts (throat and breast) are a rich orange-buff. In flight, shows two large white patches on the wing. Adult females are similar to adult male Whinchats, but have a buffy-brown head and beige supercilium. The underparts also tend top be less extensively orange. Juveniles resemble adult females, but have some dark spotting on the breast.
Similar Species: Stonechat
Call: A soft "yu-tek-tek". Sings mainly at night and so infrequently heard. A distinctive series of whistled notes and rasping sounds, intermixed with mimicked calls and songs of other bird species.
Diet: Insects and other invertebrates.
Breeding: Breeds in a wide variety of habitats, including insect-rich meadows and bracken-covered slopes in uplands. The Irish breeding population has been decling in the last few years.
Wintering: Winters in tropical Africa.
Where to See: Coronation Plantation in County Wicklow and the Shannon Callows near Banagher are good areas to see Whinchat in Ireland.