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My third grade "research" paper which I did on Darwin and Evolution. Yeah even in 1982 I was weird ;-)

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Wow, long time no see. Im so sorry for disappearing. I think i just kind of burnt out. School has been crazy and it just kinda sucked the creativity right outta me. The 52 week project is dead, obviously. Lol. This is a photo i took for my art class. Its really different to my usual stuff, as it had to be inspired by Petrina Hicks. But, hey, im not against experimenting. I will try to upload more regularly, but im not making any promises.

Only one more year and then i get my life back.

Citroën C3 vs. Citroën AZU: 40 ans d' evolution.

ms Evolution (JR Shipping), tijdens aankomst op de Nieuwe Maas bij Vlaardingen onderweg naar de City Terminal van Europe Container Terminals in de Prins Willem Alexanderhaven te Rotterdam.

(foto:Michel Kodde)

These are some of the snails I collected for S170 Darwin and Evolution

 

When I went out earlier in March I could only find empty shells, now they are occupied and playful

 

Cropped, slightly saturated and sharpened

To the left, my well-worn X3i. To the right, the brand-spanking new X50v.

 

While still not looking as sleek as the more expensive HP models I am happy to say Dell is making some progress in making their products look nicer.

 

Also, it is good to have a girlfriend who works as a buyer for a large IT company; all the presents she gets 'somehow' end up in my pockets *grin*

Looking up the 'street' of the park to Evolution

Banana in advanced stage of Evolution

this is rambutan, it's a fruit.

sweet and hairy.

 

idk whether this is true but

"rambut" in malay means hair

so therefore.. "rambutan" means hairy fruit! hahaha ;)

 

the colour changes from green, yellowish green, yellow, bright yellow, red, and bright red.. but it'll turn completely red and sweet in the middle of august..so sad.. i can't eat them.

 

i took them with me when i went to my "kampung"/village/countryside last week.

 

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Highly detailed small scale model of a Mitsubishi Shogun/Pajero Evolution by Cararama. Mint and boxed.

an editorial illustration of an article about the human development rather from homosapiens than other species, perhaps due to their higher ability to communicate and among large groups.

Part of the evolution display at the exhibition, where the path from the earliest cells to our brain is traced by a winding shelf.

Arriving back in Great Yarmouth in the late afternoon, I took a walk around the Pleasure Beach Fun Fair. It was about to close so there weren't many people about.

 

Slightly cropped

 

Much better large please xx

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The first three generations of Ford Escort are now available from Oxford Diecast. The Mark 1 is probably the best of the three, as the Mark 2 somehow doesn't look quite right and the Mark 3 is one of Oxford's earlier models.

Espinhos, aguçados como agulhas, uma estratégia de muitas plantas no sentido de se protegerem contra eventuais herbívoros.

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Thorns, sharp as needles, keeping the plant safer from hungry herbivorous.

 

I was going to come up with a title for this one highlighting the brickwork that was never meant to be seen. But then looked at the building some more.

  

Which is your favourite?

Evolution Festival, Newcastle - more at www.harra.fotopic.net

steering wheel

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