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We expect to drive into a service bay using the batteries some time today, when they can fit us in.

May check out a few squeaks while the old girl is over the pits.

 

"Georgieboy" is 11 years younger than Smoky!

 

The new alternator should arrive in the morning...

Rick noticed the generator light a mile up the road as we approached Carbelos and the intersection on Hwy93

William Carey Quote - Expect and Attempt Great Things For God

I’m expecting to see a dinosaur emerge any second.

Summer maternity session at Ladew Topiary Gardens

Muita expectativa e animação foram marcas registrada do nosso evento e as atrações não decepcionaram. Teve muito rock, mas também teve reggae, alto astral de sobra, gente bacana e alegria contagiante. DÔ só uma olhada no que rolou por lÔ no 1º dia de evento.

He is a total mush and I expect him to get adopted in about 8.5 seconds. Holy moly, he is shameless. He followed me around and needed my attention. He is also part pig. He ate all his food and some of the other kitties food...so helpful!

 

I'm not sure what his story was...they think he was hit by a car...just winged on the back end. He's fine though! I'm not sure if he belonged to someone and lost his way. He is..dare I say it...a perfect cat. AND he's got a crush on Rascal. They both are perfect and would be a dream team if adopted together.

I was expecting to find a parking ticket on my car this morning but instead I found this. Teen prank? Secret admirer? Wrong car? License plate appreciator? Drunken randomness?

Erwarten sie das Unerwartete.

ink with wooden fondue fork handle

Common Snapping Turtle (Chelydra serpentina), North Carolina

How can you possibly not obey the Shiba?

 

*rubs tummy*

Milwaukee Maternity Photographer: rubylanephotograpy.com

Expected to drop in March 08, check out crazylabel.com for pre-order in Feb.

 

Figure size: 5" tall

 

Edition size:

Limited edition of 300 pcs only for each colorway.

 

Putrid Pal designed by Tweedlebop, produced by Crazy Label

Recent photoshoot with a friend of mine. Here she is 36 weeks. I can't wait until the baby comes and then I'm back over with the camera!

expect to see more of these

Malone Road, Belfast, in an unusually heavy snowstorm. Canon 50mm f1.8 @ 2.5, 1/60 @ ISO 1600. Tripod set up under an overhanging bit of hedge.

drove by charlie's expecting to park over on mem drive and walk through JFK park. but as i passed i realized that one meter right out front was open. saw it too late to change course. never in all my life gotten that meter. oh well. went on around to mem drive. paused. thought, "screw it." thought, "balls out. i'll go around again. it won't still be there. but why not." went around again. it was still there. coasted into it. as i was clambering over the snowbank zoe walked up, followed by mike. they hadn't even arrived together. just a moment of things coming together.

 

so i made them pose for a photo.

 

1/200s at F/4.5

ISO 200

 

Nikon / AF-S VR 105mm F/2.8D Micro

Nikon D700

Location : Home

Build Conference

 

If you guys are wondering "what is build" it's a small web design conference held in Belfast once a year where talented web practitioners from all over the world come to share ideas, techniques and inspiration.

 

You can check it out at buildconf.com/ or #buildconf if your on twitter.

Expecto Patronum!!! ... escadaria que foi cenƔrio pros filmes do Harry Potter .....

Aquatic Butterfly

 

Before I started diving I expected all the fish living in temperate waters to be silvery and those in tropical waters to be colourful.

 

My logic was simple, I'd only every caught silvery fish with my dad while growing up and I'd only ever seen brightly coloured fish in marine documentaries of tropical locations.

 

I can't say enough how glad I was to discover my logic was just a little flawed.

 

This juvenile Victorian Scalyfin (Parma victoriae), of the same family as tropical butterfly fish, was one of the first I discovered to be as bright and colorful as its tropical cousins.

 

From there the colour kept on coming as I discovered just how colourful the fish of our temperate waters really were.

 

Photo: Robert Rath, 'Aquatic Butterfly', 1/200s f/4.5 ISO160 50mm

 

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Renee DuBois

Burnsville, Minnesota, USA

Model: Nicole DuBois

Digital - Nikon D90

 

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Not sure what to expected from the bulls in Round 5… Announcer Brandon Bates said it best… ā€œTonight is about heart. Tonight is about guts. It's about hanging it all out there.ā€

 

In the first flight, three of seven bulls are contenders for the title of PBR World Champion Bull. By the time the night was over, only thirteen riders covered their bulls. The rank pen of bulls had come to the PBR tonight, and you knew the action was going to be fast, dangerous, and very unpredictable.

 

Kody Lostroh from Longmont, CO rode Troubadour for 92.15 points to claim victory in round five. This is Kody’s second round win at the PBR World Finals this year, and Kody’s third match up with Troubadour.

 

This was another great night at the PBR World Finals; a lot of action, danger, and awesome rides. Me as I bring you the rides and unforgettable moments from Round 5 at the PBR World Finals in Las Vegas.

Expect anything at Mallala. Phoenix Motorcycle Club races Mallala

A shot from a couple shoot I did in SriLanka of a friend and his pregnant wife

We can regularly expect to see two of our four US Sapsuckers up here (8600 ft. msl). The other one that is regular, if not common, is the Williamson's. The Red-breasted is primarily a West Coast bird, and the Yellow-bellied is mainly an Eastern bird... although Sapsucker vagrants may show up anywhere in North America. Our constructed bird oasis draws in nearly all of the avian population to be found in this area. This bird has stopped at our pond for a drink and has conveniently parked on one of my photo props. It is an adult male.

 

IMG_8271; Red-naped Sapsucker

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