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Holden Commodore
photoraphed at Stockingbingal Wheat Silos, NSW Australia
Image taken with the Nikolbia TTV812
TTV-090121-119-H
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My Holden Commodore VS 1995.
3.8 litre V6, lowered, sport modifications, modified computer chip producing 204kw of power
Sweet. Thankfully, I had bought a shirt that said "Load "*" ,8 ,1" back in Boston at a hipster craft fair at MassArt so I knew what to do.
We were able to run a Karate game off of a floppy disk in the drive.
"November 25, 1956: A refurbishing of the Commodore Hotel, S.W. Morrison St. and S.W. 16th Ave., that included adding a self-operating elevator was in its final stages by the end of 1956."
From the Portland Then & Now blog: portlandthenandnow.tumblr.com/post/54528795973/november-2...
151029-N-HA868-077 EVANSTON, Ill. (October 29, 2015) Musician 1st Class Shawn Purcell, of Pittsburgh, Pa., performs a solo during a concert at Evanston Township High School. The Commodores are currently on an 18-day concert tour of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa. (U.S. Navy Photo by Master Chief Musician Aaron Porter/Released)
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A serious explosion at the Brands Point nuclear power plant has left casualties among the staff. The administrators are face with the imminent danger of a second and bigger explosion due to the overheating of the central core.
Trev Harris, the man responsible for the creation of the team of android workers has been called to the site. It will be his job to find a way down into the lower levels using his team of crack android commandos.
The new site, not yet fully operational is one of the most complex power plants ever constructed with over 2,000 rooms. The core is believed to be at least 8 levels below the ground.
It’s a race against time of which nobody can predict the outcome. The clock is already ticking...
At Trista's suggestion, today's walk took me a short drive south from the immediate neighborhood to Commodore Park, on the south side of the Ballard Locks. The locks, with their pathway now gated off due to Coronavirus, are the busiest in the U.S., taking boats from fresh water to the Puget Sound and Pacific ocean, while maintaining Lake Union and Lake Washington 20 feet above sea level (8 feet less than they were before the locks were installed.
Commodore Park itself is small, but since 2013, when bald eagles eating their young chased them out of Kiwanis Ravine a bit to the south, the trees here have been home to 40 to 60 blue heron nests. At this point the herons are building or rebuilding their nests, with a continual flow of orange-beaked males flying in nesting material in propositions to the females -- who often aggressively make the point that the offering is insufficient.
There are few people and no vessels in the area now, leaving the sights and sounds to the herons, geese, seagulls, crows, Barrow’s Goldeneye, and occasional osprey.