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Thought I'd post a few photos of this girl looking relatively content and carefree, and HRH is Queen of Meerkat Poses.
All is about to change in her world. Does she somehow already know it? She has always had the expect-the-worst mentality. And many people don't think cats have distinct personalities. . . pshaw.
Enjoy your day, Boo, enjoy your day today.
Any sympathy?
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An NJ Transit MP20B-3 switcher sits on the North Side pocket at the Meadows Maintenance Complex. A few tracks over NJ Transit #531 is lead by an ALP45-DP on a westbound train from Hoboken to Bay Street. All of the equipment here wears the new "NJT Speed Stripe" scheme introduced on the ALP46 in 2001.
NJT 531 @ Kearny, NJ
NJTR ALP45-DP 4512
Unassigned Power
NJTR MP20B-3 1001
Free instructions. Lots of inspiration from other speeder bike builders, including Gubi, Fukusaku, and Bricksstacked
Jenny Hung’s "City Speed" was selected from a pool of 60 applicants during the fall 2010 Barrier Beautification Open Call. The design is a fusion of two forms: the organic shape of bird wings and the hard edges of the City. Her design was inspired by the stripe pattern found on traffic safety equipment and the colors of birds commonly sighted within the limits of NYC such as the Rock Pigeon, the Red-tailed Hawk, the White-breasted Nuthatch, and the Northern Cardinal. The feathers and wings of each bird were drawn larger than life creating a bold abstract design.
Jenny Hung is a graphic designer and graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts. Her work values the questioning of presumptions and aims for a deeper understanding of ourselves and our place in the world.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Barrier Beautification
City Speed by Jenny Hung
Presented with New York Cares
Hutchinson River Parkway North at Edwards Ave, Bronx
Experiencing bicycle' speed along the streets of Ferrara!
Location: Ferrara, Emilia Romagna, Italy
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Hi everyone,
Do you like this shot?
This is the railway of the Funicular Como-Brunate, taken during the ride way down to get back to Como.
I really like this shot, specially the sense of speed it gives and the red color lights in fusion with the black railway line.
How fast do you think it is going?
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When US Military Jeeps were left over in the Philippines, from World War II, they were converted into Jeepneys. When wheeled vehicles became obsolete with the invention of hover technology, the remaining US Military Jeeps were converted into Jeepikes, their speeder bike equivalent.
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This speeder bike was created for Category 3 of the Speeder Bike Contest 2011.
The requirement of Category 3 was to design a military speeder bike of the future.
With special Thanks to Dr Asim
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Crews installed speed restriction signs at Metro-North's Port Chester station on December 12, 2013. Photo: MTA / Patrick Cashin
Originally designed as all-purpose, long-range utility speeders for use by the likes of prospectors, ranchers, and survey crews, the "Surveyor" was well suited to Vastland Cross racing.
I found this photo hiding away, I had worked on it a while a go, but some how forgot about it.
It was taken on a Super Yacht that I was working on in Europe.
Mistral 55, a Pershing 115' with KaMeWa water jets powered by 2x MTU 16V 4000 series engines for the main propulsion and steering, and a Vericor TF 50 gas turbine for some extra speed.
The Pershing name badge would pop open to allow for the extra flow of air to the engine room for the turbine
Top speed for this boat was 55 knots, and was alot of fun!!
This boat at full speed would consume 2000 litres of diesel per hour.
Comments are always welcomed,
Cheers,
Damian.
:D i love it.
Dont just View Please :P
OH MY GOODNESS THATNYOU EVERYONE!
THIS IS MY VERY FIRST EXPLORE!
AUGUST 19th 2009! #408
Ahh super late, it's October 22nd
Speed Club Center (49,971 square feet)
14346 Warwick Boulevard, Suite 402, DW Center, Newport News, VA
This center opened on November 11th, 2016; it was originally Hannaford #430, which opened on July 12th, 1997. It became a Kroger on August 3rd, 2000, which closed on May 17th, 2008, and became Fresh World in late 2009, which closed in April 2010.
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Friday Flower
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Camera:Nikon D3200
Lens:Tamron 70-300mm
Focal Length:300mm
ISO:400
Shutter Speed:1/800sec
Aperture:f/5.6
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Camera: Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
Exposure: 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture: f/10.0
Focal Length: 75 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Three for a buck.
A little large for my pellet rifle.
One of the little creeps took out my lens filter :-)