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Giant Stride or carousel on a fairground in the Northern Dutch village of Smilde.
Image taken by a camera that was suspended from a kite line.
Mark Tilden's Strider was an excellent example of low-power walking. Using very shallow angles of attack, the swing of the legs did not create much vertical displacement in the walking gait. This meant it had _almost_ a shuffle-like walk, but in fact was very elegant in its motion.
Mark Tilden's Strider was an excellent example of low-power walking. Using very shallow angles of attack, the swing of the legs did not create much vertical displacement in the walking gait. This meant it had _almost_ a shuffle-like walk, but in fact was very elegant in its motion.
this is totally inspired by Miss Aniela's wonderful clones. I finally found a situation that i could use. It's not perfect yet, but i'm learning.
It's a friend doing a 2-3m stride entry at Dunbar (SE scotland) harbour, about do dive "harbour reef"
Brig. Gen. Steven R. Rudder strides proudly past his Marines after personally thanking them for their professional conduct March 3 at the Camp Foster Chapel. Marines with Marine Wing Headquarters Squadron 1 have followed the guidance outlined in the 35th commandant of the Marine Corps, Gen. James F. Amos’ “Reawakening” letter. “When we look at the reawakening and I look at what you all have done, I (thank) you,” said Rudder. “With the leadership, from the lieutenant colonel to the private first class and everyone in-between, we have been successful.” Rudder is the commanding general of 1st MAW.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Stephen D. Himes
Giant Stride or carousel on a fairground in the Northern Dutch village of Smilde.
Image taken by a camera that was suspended from a kite line.
Water Strider (Trepobates species?).
Cedar Hill State Park. Cedar Hill, Texas.
Dallas County. 30 September 2018.
Nikon D500. Nikkor AF-S 300mm f4E ED PF VR + TC-14e III teleconverter.
(420mm) f8 @ 1/640 sec. ISO 3200.
Nymph or different species from two the following images? KN
As Chair of the 2010 Diversity Stride, Berkeley College Chairman Kevin L. Luing enjoyed cutting the ribbon following opening ceremonies on Sun. May 23, 2010, at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, NJ,
Berkeley College raised more than $5,300 for the cause, and more than 120 Berkeley College team walkers participated. Each year the Diversity Stride brings participants together to promote diversity in New Jersey. Money raised by walkers, individuals, business sponsorships and individual donations fund the American Conference on Diversity’s Youth Leadership Institute Programs, which offer a variety of experiences that educate and empower NJ youth to create more inclusive schools and communities.
this guy built his own little upright piano which he pushes around. everything has minor key sounds as favored by late era earl fatha hines. this guy was surprisingly good playing some fats & willie the lion smith.
Oct 17, 2010 NYSUT members participate in the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer held at Manhattanville College in Purchase, raising $25,021.17 for the cause. .
Irvington Faculy Asso near finish line: Susan Wallace; Lisa Gervasi; Diane Robson; Christine Rosner and daughter Keira; Georgia Tasigiannis kneeling. Jessica Gervasi, 2 yrs old..
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Oct 19, 2014 Manhattanville College in Purchase hosts one of the many American Cancer Society’s annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer fundraising walks.
Tuckahoe’s Amy Del Savio, friend Michelle Keane, Kristin Madden, survivor Maureen Coleman, Sue Sobolob, Lori Perrotta, Karen Barros. ©maria r. bastone.
Statuette of a Striding Figure, Proto-Elamite or Mesopotamian, 3000/2800 BC, copper, Anonymous loan to Art Institute of Chicago. Photo by Lucas Livingston, 18 January, 2013.
Statuette of a Striding Figure, Proto-Elamite or Mesopotamian, 3000/2800 BC, copper, Anonymous loan to Art Institute of Chicago. Photo by Lucas Livingston, 18 January, 2013.
This woman didn't seem to care about the rising water, she already had her shoes in her hand and acted like this was all quite normal for a Friday afternoon.