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SO. today was the party of one of my friends! it was an epic day of playing the guitar, eating heroes, playing football, jumping on the trampoline, taking GAZILLIONS of photos, eating pizza, and getting incredibly dizzy spinning around on spinny things at the park. average. and YES. we're 15. we're cool.
this photo sort of sums up the day? credits to one of my friends, whoever picked up neville and took this. (sorry, im so uninspired right now) but i edited it?!
This is the chart of "Average Woman" at the GM Test Track at Epcot. I find "average" anything laughable and some day I would like to meet this woman...
Average Speed Safety Camera
Hume Highway at Colac, NSW
Shot with a Nikon D800 and AF-S Nikkor f/4 16-35mm ED VR.— Settings: ISO200, f/11, 1/500th sec -0.3EV focal length equiv to 16mm (all based on EXIF data).—RAW to JPG conversion in Nikon NX2; minor adjustment of levels and contrast, further processing in CS3 with Urban Acid
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2012, All Rights Reserved
Averaged 14.2 mph over about 13 flatish miles.
Shown here soaked but comfortable after being caught in a down pour.
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I saw this billboard while walking around NYC and it spoke to me.
Within a few days of seeing this, I heard a story on NPR - the gist of the story was about how people rate themselves, the two items that stood out, where 1) 95% of all college professors rate themselves above average as teachers and 2) ~85% of drivers IN HOSPITALS for injuries sustained due to accidents they caused said they were better than the average driver.
So the point - most of us are average (some can only hope to be that good) - I mean this to be optimistic - be honest with yourself - realize who and what you are and be yourself.
If you are yourself, you will be special.
Plus, I was wearing Levis when this was taken!
AMTK 4 leading the average Amtrak Train 58, the northbound City of New Orleans through downtown Brookhaven, Mississippi as it approaches the station on a quiet Monday evening, March 14, 2022 at 4:14 PM CDT.
Today I was out with Rod Simmons and Navin Huddle and it was a long slow day of nothing, this was our first train of the day, and it also looks like Amtrak is still running the two City of New Orleans trains on a tri-weekly basis.
Amtrak Train 58 (northbound) runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, whereas Train 59 (southbound) runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
AMTK 4 [GE P42DC]
"Average US 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rises to 4.19 Percent - ABC News" t.co/26nieVrIl4 (via Twitter twitter.com/downpaymentaz/status/824745707605200896)
The Dalà (Salvador Dalà Museum)
Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida
El reflejo craneano (The Cranial Reflection)
The Average Bureaucrat
From a recent study of Americans clothing habits, this chart shows the breakdown of the average number of shoes that men and women in America own.
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Early last week, I was contacted by Fred Zara of Sketchbook Productions. Fred is a Jersey guy, grew up in Trenton, now living with his wife and little girl in Orlando.
Fred is a filmmaker, and a few of his films have garnered some nice recognition. His next one takes a look at the punk rock scene in Trenton in the 1980s and specifically, focuses on a band called P.O.W. and what has become of them. From what I can tell, it's an interesting documentary.
Anyway, he contacted me about using my "Trenton Makes" photo on the website and possibly in the film. We exchanged some emails, came to an agreement and I'm happy to say my photo is on the Average Community film homepage now.
While I wasn't born in NJ, I've come to really love this state. And I'm really happy to work with other artists from here in the hopes that we can continue to raise the perception of our state. New Jersey isn't just Newark and Camden. We have a rich artistic community here. Fred and his brothers continue this tradition.
I'm flattered to now be a part of their production (let's face it, I'm not the only one that has shot the Trenton Makes bridge sign) and I wish Fred and Zara Film much success with this documentary. When Zara Film becomes the next View Askew Production, here's hoping they hire me to be Director of Still Photography for their feature films.
Average Community is in post production now. Thanks to Fred Zara and Zara Film for asking me to be part of this film. More to come...
Average Community on MySpace.
© Zara Film and Mark V. Krajnak 2008
This house has nice big windows and decent landscaping however there are a couple of things to think about...
- Why paint the garage a bright green and not the front door? This makes the garage become the focus when it should be the front door.
- To add more balance to the house, I would suggest adding more landscaping to the left hand side.
You can check out my curb appeal blog at www.exteriorencounters.com
wave, but very good memory. Those two girls in the middle frame slept on Susan Gilmore beach and were walking home at around 5.30 in the morning. It was shit cold for me in my car with lots of clothes, i can only imagine what it would have been like in a miniskirt. They were very keen to tell me it was their formal in the night ahead. Despite the previous description these girls where in fact quite glamorous.
The average morning shot at the Santa Fe Depot in San Diego, CA., shows the lack of trains but the protect power sitting on the East end of Track 2. Today the power is a P42DC "Genesis" engine.
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Loan Rixhon, drums.
December 28, le Tipi (Liège, Belgium).
Average Joe's :
Loan Rixhon, drums.
December 28, le Tipi (Liège, Belgium).
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Loan Rixhon, drums.
December 28, le Tipi (Liège, Belgium).
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Yup, today is Valentine's Day, but it is just an average Saturday to me. We don't really celebrate because I'm not a fan - I guess you could say I'm protesting it. My issue is that people should do nice things for their loved ones throughout the year, not just because Hallmark says so. Now, next year may be a different story because my son will be old enough to play along in the fun. I will probably give in and use it as an excuse to do fun little heart-themed projects with him.
So, this morning, after finally reuniting with my trusty heart rate monitor, I set off with my chubby dog to run a few miles. My training for the Cherry Blossom 10-miler in April is going smoothly and I was happy to see I burned a healthy 614 calories in 50 minutes. Not too shabby.