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It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
Here's what you do. Are you listening to me? Hey. I said, are you listening? Put down your iPhone for one second. Yes, I mean it. Pull your pants back up, wash your hands, and gather 'round.
Get yourself some fresh fruit. I use strawberries. (And this is an image of me chopping a berry's pretty little skull cap off.)
Cut 'em up as you see fit.
Put a 1/4 cup of honey in a small saucepan, and just warm it up. Just a little heat until its loose.
Then, take 1 cup of sour cream, and whisk that in, and turn the heat off.
Whisk, whisk, whisk until it's all nicely blended.
Then, you drizzle that shiznit all over the fresh fruit.
Ta-da! That's it.
Really. Seriously. Game over. You can take your pants back off, now. The recipe lecture is over.
(This recipe was gleaned from the awesomeness that is Good Eats. All hail Alton Brown.)
9 x 9 in. Hand-cut and woven book pages from old Psychology book. Each strip outlined in black ink then hand woven, exposing text to create a style of cutup.
Ex-LMS (now British Railways) Jubilee class 4-6-0 No. 45562 'Alberta' waits to depart from Nottingham Victoria working 1N63, the Saturdays-Only 10:34am Bournemouth West to Bradford Exchange during July 1964. To the left, British Railways Modified Hall class 4-6-0 No. 7922 'Salford Hall' waits to move off to the shed, having worked it in from Oxford.
The use of 55C, Farnley Junction Shed, Jubilee's did not continue the following year, they would only work as far as Sheffield, resuming to Nottingham, albeit Midland station, in 1966.
The photograph can be narrowed down to a reasonably specific period as the locomotive has been cleaned (but not the tender) and other photographs that were taken in May/early June show it in a filthy state, with the cabside not yet carrying a yellow stripe, which were introduced in September 1964 to prohibit certain classes from working under the newly electrified wires south of Crewe on the West Coast Mainline.
In 1893, the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway were granted authorisation to build a new line from Annesley to London Marylebone, which became known as the "London Extension". As the build progressed the company changed their name to the Great Central Railway in 1897. As the line would pass through Nottingham it was proposed to build a new station there, which would be shared by both the Great Central and Great Northern Railways. Nottingham Victoria was officially (trains had been operating through there for over a year) opened in the early hours of 24th May 1900 and the first train, a Great Central Manchester to Marylebone express called there at 01:12am. The station was designed by the architect Albert Edward Lambert and construction started in 1897, following three years of negotiations to acquire the required land for the site at a cost of £473,000 (nearly £50 million in 2017), which also resulted in the demolition of entire streets of houses (approximately 1,300 in total), inclusing 24 pubs and St. Stephen's Church. When initially opened the two competing railway companies could not agree on a name, with the GCR calling it Nottingham Central and the GNR using Nottingham Joint Station. The dispute was resolved by the town clerk who suggested Nottingham Victoria as the opening date closely coincided with Queen Victoria's birthday. Both companies readily agreed and the new station name was adopted from late June 1900. The station itself was a typically grand Victorian design with a large main building, including clock tower and two large islands with bays at each end for local trains, which provided a total of 12 platform faces. Traffic was made up of express trains between London and Manchester, inter-regional trains from the North to the South Coast and freight services. As traffic was lost to the roads post-WWII, the Great Central line was rundown by the London Midland Region of BR, preferring the old Midland Railway route, and on 3rd September 1967 the final passenger train (a local service to Rigby formed by a DMU) departed and the station closed officially on the 4th, although freight services would continue to run through until May 1968. The station was quickly demolished, and the deep cutting filled in, ready for the construction of the Victoria Shopping Centre and Victoria flats (the tallest building in the city at 256ft/72m). The only remaining remnants are the clock tower, now part of the shopping centre complex, and the southern portal of the Mansfield Road tunnel, although this will shortly disappear from view once re-development of the shopping centre commences.
Locomotive Details
Jubilee class 4-6-0 No. 45562 'Alberta' was built by the North British Locomotive Company, to a design by William Stanier, in Glasgow during 1934 and entered service with the LMS in August numbered 5562. Renumbered by British Railways, in the late 1940's, to 45562 it was primarily allocated to Holbeck shed (55A), moving to Farnley Junction shed (55C) during March 1964. It moved back to Holbeck during December 1966 and was withdrawn from there, as the end of BR steam approached, during November 1967. It was cutup during May 1968 at Cashmore's, Guide Bridge.
Hawksworth Modified Hall class 4-6-0 No. 7922 'Salford Hall' was built by British Railways during 1950 at Swindon Works, entering service on 30th September. When seen in this photo it was allocated to Southall (81C), having moved there from Stourbridge Junction during December 1962. In August 1965 it made a final move to Oxford (81F) and was withdrawn from there in the December. It was cutup during May 1966 at Cashmore's in Newport.
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It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
Si dice che Peter Fonda
durante le riprese abbia decapitato incidentalmente la testa della Madonna.
Easy Rider cemetery scene.
St. Louis Cemetry.
New Orleans, Oct '13
[Double Exposure in pp.]
On a horrible October 20th 1991, 45052 and 31173 amongst others await final disposal at MC Metals scrapyard, Springburn.
New limited edition book of cut up poems and collages by yours truly available now at RED FOX PRESS - redfoxpress.com/AB-leigh.html
The best way to ensure that you will not feel the effects of the Christmas gift giving binge all year!
These were a collection of expired credit cards that I found in a drawer dating back to the 80's - I thought it would be a good idea to destroy them and get a photo op at the same time!
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Collage I made today.
A film photo of my friend Emily, and a page from a random book that I clearly don't care about.
New set called Collage, check it out.
"-Do we take prisoners?"
- "I don't"
CT-782 "Hevy"
This is a special tribute to the members of Domino Squad who got killed too fast.
Domino Squad was known for having difficulties working as a team. Now, they know the true meaning of teamwork, and will stay together, 'till the end. Rookies or not, they sure got what it takes to be a Clone Trooper.
A salute for these brave soldiers:
CT-782 "Hevy"
CT-00-2010 "Droidbait"
CT-4040 "Cutup"
Scanned from a poor quality print sorry. Here we see 25151 parked at Toton with extensive accident damage. 25151 was working the 8E08 Oakleigh to Barnby Dunware Rockware Glass Works freight train, when it lost control on a down gradient at Slaithwaite near Huddersfield on the 03.09.1982. The signalman at Hillhouse managed to divert the train into Hillhouse Sidings were the crew jumped clear and the train collided with a ferry van. It was moved to Toton in 1983 and used for re-railing exercises often been tipped onto its side. It was eventually cut up at Vic Berry's in December 1987. Taken on the 04.08.1984
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It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
Our neighbor does the harvesting of hay for others in the area, and keeps busy a good part of the summer this way. He has the equipment needed for mowing, raking and baling the hay. Following are the steps taken in a standard haying:
Cutting - commonly used with a rotary mower.
Tedding - a process to fluff up the hay once cut.
Raking - pulls the hay into windrows for baling
Baling - 2 types of balers, for square or round bales.
Storage - best stored in barns or sheds to to keep dry.
For more detail about the steps of harvesting hay, you will need to consult a farmer. My experience with harvesting hay is limited to that of a youngster on our small farm. My father used a tractor built from an old car, pulled a blade mower, and a rake with at least four foot looped tines. To me they looked like six or seven feet tall. I was too young to ride the rake. One rode on a tractor seat above the tines. I remember my mother riding on the rake at least once. Modern equipment, especially on big farms, is quite advanced in technology, and beyond me. Some tractors are quite advanced and even have air conditioning, necessary in some of the hot weather they work in.
Made in 2020, the figure has a ten gallon hat, Hawkeye's head, blue overalls, sleeves from Alice from the Disney cmf (which I didn't have so I painted to look similar), kneepads and a belt from the Xtreme line, a cutup handcuff for the robot hand, and a guitar. Made in honor of Kitty0706, as today was his birthday and the release of the Team Fabulous 2 Reanimated. Here is a link if you want to watch it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPV_3jkEpqI
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It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
Please don't look if you at all squeamish.
I was looking to photograph otters so headed down to Grass Point on Mull where I saw a large dog at the water's edge close to the rocks. He had his back to me and was there several minutes.
Curiosity got the better of me and I headed toward it over the wet rocks that were covered in seaweed. It probably took 5 minutes to get close and when the dog eventually noticed me, he barked then left the area.
I only had the one lens with me at the time, my 500mm f/4 lens so couldn't get too close to photograph this scene.
The big question is why did someone cut up the deer this way then deposit the remains close to the water's edge for either scavengers to take or to let the rising tide take it out to sea?
Exacerbated ritual mouths
Ace habit or screamed request
Black lips
Hunger is all
Resolution roulette
Nothing spoken of a
White habits final curtain...
(Man, that was pretty sombre, wasn't it? Blame Jason, he sent me a buncha cut-out words, with instructions to use 'em to create my own poetry-based image... I feel like I oughta be adding lines about scat and wamming and sh*t... ;) )
Collaboration with Jason Novak. Original montage: Luis Drayton; early 1994. Completed using cut-out words sent by Jason Novak; 08/03/11.
20031 was delivered new to Kittybrewster (61A) on 20th January 1960 and was withdrawn on 14th September 1990. It still exists today on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.
20046 was delivered new to Hornsey (34B) on 12th December 1959 to and withdrawn on 9th June 1983 and subsequently scrapped by MC Metals (Springburn) on 2nd September 1983.
40183 was delivered new to Camden (1B) on 21st March 1962 and withdrawn on 1st June 1983 due to bogie fractures. Cutup at Crewe Works in June 1986.
SX: Melo nel campo, Maso Rossi
DX: riflessi di luce nel torrente Fersina (Canezza di Pergine), out-of-focus
A full strip-down of 2 x Stobart Coach models that were then cutup. modified inside and out, then reassembled and painted to represent this longer model.
BR Standard 3MT tank 82019, already shorn of the smokebox door number plate, is leaving on a van train passing the shunter and green liveried BRCW D6544 (later to become 33-026 (not quite sure what a Hither Green engine was doing at Waterloo with the headcode for a Victoria/Sheerness, or Reading/Basingstoke/Yeovil service !
Tthe exact date of this pic is unknown, but must be very close to the end of steam on the former LSWR main line to Southampton and Bournemouth, as the smokebox door numberplate had been removed already !
82019 :
26 Sept 1952 - built Swindon, allocated to Exmouth Junction.
9 July 1967 - Withdrawn from Nine Elms (70A) - one of the last 2 surviving in service.
30 Niov 1967 - Scrapped at Bird's, Risca
None survived into preservation, but one is being built by the 82045 group on the Severn Valley Railway..
D6544
Feb 1961 To traffic at Hither Green
Dec 1964 To Eastleigh
May 1969 Repainted Rail Blue
Jan 1974 33-026
Aug 1991 Named "Seafire" at Eastleigh
May 1993 To Stewarts Lane
Aug 1998 Withdrawn at Eastleigh
Dec 2001 Sold for scrap at Eastleigh
Sep 2003 Cutup by Raxtar at Eastleigh
June (?) 1967
(Slidescan : WSS 4 - Alt Xpt 066a)
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It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
View the full set from the start.
It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...
View the full set from the start.
It all begins on the planet Kamino, where the training of clones who have been bred to be perfect soldiers occur. These cadets must first be subjected to intense physical and mental training before heading off to war. Five headstrong clones of Domino squad struggle to complete their training. These cadets -- Hevy, Cutup, Droidbait, Fives and Echo -- seem to be a "bad batch" and are unable to work as a team. They're given a final training run to prove their mettle and the clones finally learn to work together...