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Narrow boats aren't easy to turn on account of their length, so winding holes such as this one are provided every so often.
Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.
- Groucho Marx
i was barely holding it together here...getting ready to relinquish them to rescue
NOTE: Saturday the 10th. i got horrible news today..all the dogs tested positive for heartworm, even the little one. they head up to columbus, ohio where a specialist is going to treat them. i am going to go next week and visit them. yall ...this has just crushed me.. i do solove these little ones.
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This was the first try for this sort of turning. There are several more pieces for the chimney and domes with similar setups, but as concave instead of convex curves.
Yoyo comes running when she hears water going into the bathtub - after it fills, she likes to crawl up on the faucet and knobs.
She occasionally falls in, but that's part of the fun: she hops out, chases her wet tail for a while, until she air dries -
Then it's time to do it all over again -
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This photo was taken at Awesomecross.
Awesomecross was an event that tested the correlation between the performance technology of the new BFGoodrich® g-Force™ Sport COMP-2™ and the amount of fun drivers have behind the wheel. The responsive course reacted to tire performance and driver mood and expressing the connection between the two in real-time.
Each Awesomecross vehicle housed small lights in its wheel wells; the lights glowed red, with varying intensity depending on the g-force that the driver was experiencing. The colors of the lights on the course also displayed g-force in real-time, with varying heights and degrees of red. It created some amazing photographic opportunities and challenges.
Thanks and credit to Darren Pearson, Mike Brown and Jeff Morris of thelightpainters.
Volvo B7TL Alexander ALX400 former Dublin Bus AV 83, 00D40083, now registered X138 HKY, is turning around at the rail station running the 197 raceday shuttle service with Stuart driving
Gimp[ed] skycrap.
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Turning Torso building in Malmö, Sweden. Designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava it was officially opened on 27 August 2005.
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Pictured here are turning and cutting-off tool holders. Two posts are also included.
This South Bend lathe in up for auction at...
the cars are blurs, theyre hard to see
all moving forward, gaining speed
ill try to dodge them if i can
but with my luck its a slim chance
and then i slipped under the traffic lights
with swerving sounds and smoke so white
try not to panic but im lost beneath
the constant stir of their machines
-balance problems
handheld in car.
The speechmaker, turning the page in his notes. I'm not really sure what he was talking about, but he is wearing a fancy watch, so there's that. And that is quite a tie he's got on. You don't see a lot of ties like that anymore.
Turning Torso est un édifice néo-futuriste situé à Malmö en Suède, au bord de l’Øresund. Œuvre de l’architecte espagnol Santiago Calatrava, l’immeuble est composé de neuf cubes de cinq étages disposés en spirale de sorte que le cube le plus haut est décalé de 90 degrés par rapport au sol. La spirale s’élève à 190 mètres, semblable à un brin d’ADN géant.
The Turning Torso took three people a total of 220 hours to create using 19,080 bricks.
This model is built at an appropriate scale of 1 in 125.
The real building which is situated in Sweden is the tallest skyscraper in Scandinavia with 54 floors and standing at 190 metres
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Louise and my nice green camera bag in front of the Turning Torso. I miss summer so much!