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Tempo Magazine Exclusive Interview: Stands With Fists
Interviewer - John Mares
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My PL2T has been sent in for repairs (broken spring) so I had to use this cheap $10 desktop stand. It takes up so much room- makes me thankful for overhead booms.
Tempo Magazine Exclusive Interview: Stands With Fists
Interviewer - John Mares
Video and Photos - Stacy Fortson
Street art by Silent Hobo in support of Scotty Cranmer, a professional BMX rider and X Games medalist from New Jersey, who had a nasty accident.
Tempo Magazine Exclusive Interview: Stands With Fists
Interviewer - John Mares
Video and Photos - Stacy Fortson
Ok, so I'm completely obsessed with all the fabulous cake stands out there, when I say out there, I mean ooouuuuuutttt there... Australia just does not have many cute and colourful cake stands, I fell in love when I saw this one though, at $90 you'd want to be in love right?!
The Jupiter engine from my now-dissassembled model Bristol Bulldog.
I built this simple engine stand for it (I rather like the castors) to display the engine as it will be fitted into my large scale Silkorsky H4 Helicopter now being built.
Tempo Magazine Exclusive Interview: Stands With Fists
Interviewer - John Mares
Video and Photos - Stacy Fortson
The Stand/trolley is made up from 60x40x3mm steel box section welded up in a square. The four corners each have a 3mm plate welded on the underside to provide extra strength at the joins and also to mount the castors.
The engine is held on the crane here as I've not yet braced the engine to balance it front to back. When mounted in a car the gearbox supports the rear of the entire assembly.
The building for the Royal stand at the Wellington Renbaan in Ootstende was built in 1947. It was designed by the architects G. Boutelier en P. Vanbeginne.
A Transunion coach having dropped passengers in Arenal Majorca, without the driver moving from his seat to help passengers with their luggage, thus taking full advantage of the self opening/closing locker doors (Happened to me and others in Manchester!!). 19/07/15
As a parade approaches, my Dad stands with others to catch sight of the stars and stripes in the distance. Every time our flag passes is an opportunity to remember those who have given so much in the name of country.
Shared on September 11, 2011
TIME STANDS STILL
Feb. 14-March 11, 2012
Written by Donald Margulies
Directed by Bud Martin
Richard Ehrlich: Bruce Graham*
James Dodd: Kevin Kelly*
Sarah Goodwin: Susan McKey*
Mandy Bloom: Megan McDermott*
Scenic Design: Dirk Durossette
Costume Design: Brian Strachan
Lighting Design: James Leitner
Sound Design: David O’Connor
Stage Manager: Marguerite Price*
Co-produced with Delaware Theatre Company
(c)2011 Matt Urban
* Member of Actors' Equity Assoc., the union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.