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I was trying to create some drama by having Jonny meet up with this Sim (I used testingcheatenabled true to force he and Babette to know everyone, and I thought this one looked pretty in her photo - imagine my disappointment). Anyway, she came over just as he was heading to work, and there's a big part of me that wants to keep Jonny as an adorable, loving, goody-two-shoes. Maybe next generation. Their son can be a whore.
An interesting shot I thought. The sim was in use and therefor moving. I did a long exposure which resulted in motion blur.
Stacy Sims, PhD, G’97, a globally respected exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist delivers a keynote address that redefines health and wellness for women, especially active women and signs books during the School of Physical Education, Performance, and Sport Leadership’s 2025 Peter V. Karpovich Lecture at Springfield College on Thursday, October 9, 2025.
The Sim City blocks on the northeastern edge of Denver are coming faster and faster. I'm an old man now, going on about how I remember when all this was just fields, but that was just five years ago.
They refer to this part of Colorado as the Front Range, because of those mountains you see in the haze in the background with all those clouds backed up behind them. The Front Range (as a population region) runs from north of Fort Collins south all the way past Pueblo, and it is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. This is thanks in part to people who feel the same way about Colorado as I do, but who have just a little more oomph. As a result, property values have gone insane, and the eastern suburbs have moved so far out that you can barely see the range after which the region is named.
I'll probably talk a little bit more about this later in the trip.
AFD first responders participate in EMS training at the Alexandria Fire Department's sim lab at Station 210 on Eisenhower Avenue. Photos by Louis Tinsley (for the Alexandria Fire Department).
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A view from the other corner of the bay. Here the sim is rocked back quite a bit as, perhaps, the crew inside was taking off.
Had my Swedish SIM card in my wallet. When I came home and attempted to log in to Ericsson intranet via RVI, I realized that I lost my Swedish SIM... No way to access to my work mail now before Tuesday...