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A brand new Yongmao STT1830, the highest capacity tower crane used for regular construction in Singapore.
This large flat top is capable of lifting 64 tonnes at 30.5m radius. With the 40m jib here, it has a tip load of 46.6 tonnes. Even at 50m radius, this machine is still capable of lifting 35.6 tonnes, making it ideal for the construction of large PPVC buildings.
Large high capacity tower cranes like this model are becoming more common in Singapore as the switch to Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC) intensifies.
PPVC modules are bulky and heavy, requiring high capacity tower cranes or medium to high capacity mobile and crawler cranes to install them.
(Tantilla gracilis). Deep East Texas.
The flat-headed snake is a tiny fossorial snake associated with deep sand habitats. In the Pineywoods of East Texas the loss and degradation of sandhill habitats has likely resulted in significant population declines for this species. The fossorial and secretive nature of this species makes it difficult to assess population trends. The above individual was found at a high quality sandhill in the Big Thicket region.
Just another pair of my comfortable flats...
I find I'm wearing them quite often nowadays, for some occasions almost as much as my Keds when I'm out and about. They're much less casual than Keds with my now-typical daily outfits of stirrup pants and Capri's (yes, even to work), and they look pretty and feminine with dresses and skirts. However, even though they're great with leggings, shorts and jeans, too, those are casual enough that I wear Keds with them.
They look much more professional than Keds with the few pairs of elastic waist, pocketless dress slacks I still own. They're pants I used to wear regularly to work, but since switching to stirrups and Capri outfits, rarely do I wear them. On those few occasions when I need to, these great little flats work perfectly.
If I'm ever told that I can have only one pair of shoes, and must give up all the rest, these would definitely be the one pair I'd keep.
What's wrong with this picture? That's right, I'm wearing shoes! Hey, when one of the classiest artists in SL IMs you about a place with great dollarbie ballet flats, you don't stand on ceremony. So to speak.
Tricsi hair (recolored dark red by me) from some store in Tropicana Grand Oasis, bought on a whim while chasing Midnight Madness boards (see, they do work!).
Annie 2 skin from a piece of candy. (Got half a dozen or so skins there in a hunt sometime back, and they are nice!)
Allyson Capris from Sweet! (from a MM, I think).
Nice "dee dee" red knit tank top from a piece of candy's new store. I think I might have bought that. :)
[chuchulet] white ballet flats from the dollarbie store at a piece of candy, whence Calli IMd me to say Hi and we got to talking about shopping!
And I'm chillin' on the chillin crates from Mudhoney, bought or acquired on some hunt or something I forget.
(Kitty is hiding under the Pillow Talk pillow on the lower create there, as usual.)
We had a flat tire on the 403, just as we approached the QEW, on Friday night. With such a narrow space at the side of the road, we had to call the OPP and wait for an escort to divert traffic so that we could safely change the tire. Thankfully, Dan did a great job of the actual tire-changing!
Our ISB fifth grade Flat Classroom Sounding Board students requested a Skype conversation with High School Flat Classroom participants. Thankfully Anne Mirtschin's class in Australia agreed to share their experiences with us!
Maybe stretching the theme a bit, but hear me out:
It was 97 degrees in Peoria, AZ this afternoon and I walked out of the Home Depot store to be greeted with this lovely flat tire. I dragged my jack and tire iron out fir the first time ever and proceeded to get on the ground and get dirty.
I'm not that old, 63, but I am overweight. I thought I'd be able to do a tire change. It proved tougher than I thought. I'm not as agile as I was at one time!
In the meantime, not one person acknowledged me or my predicament. No eye contact at all... even when I said Hi or nodded my head at them.
I finally called my insurance and found out that I have roadside assistance insurance. It was a 45 minute wait, but much easier on my body!
What really surprised me is that even when someone parked next to me, it was like I was invisible. When I'd offer a greeting, not one person would look me in the eyes. I think they interpreted my friendliness as, "Will you get on the ground and change my tire?"
I learned something from this. Eye contact and a word of encouragement would have been welcome this afternoon. I'm going to be more sensitive to that now.
Peoria, AZ
Cinco de Mayo, 2011
Urbex Session : Flat Droixhe (BE) , 18.10.2012
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Portsmouth, Hampshire.
The tug, Flat Holm, parked nicely for the Fullers 'Bridge Tavern'.
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Casual cool weather traveling outfit, with feminine flats for all-day comfort. Why would a girl need anything else?
As recently as the spring of 2011, this has become one of my regular stirrups work outfits. The guys basically ignore my femininity and carry on business as usual. The girls are fine with it...but they constantly encourage me to buy some pretty embellished ballerina flats and kitten heel pumps to feminize my outfits, until they can get me into skirts or dresses.
February 2012
Went to the doctor for my annual physical this week, wearing the above, with a sleeveless blouse underneath (for convenience in bloodwork and EKG) but without makeup or professional female hair style.
The doctor was/is fine with my apparel, and even has me wearing pantyhose every day, to improve leg circulation. She was pleased that I was wearing them.
Not once did I hear "sir." Instead, I was "Ms." The assistant gave me a few minutes to "remove your blouse, bra and nylons and pull up the legs of your stirrups so we can wire you" before the EKG. Never mind that I wasn't wearing a bra! As she was finishing, she commented about my cute flats, and asked if I've tried heels with my outfit. I said "not yet", and she told me to try a pair of 2" heels instead of flats. "You'll love how you look in them, you'll get a little taller, and they'll put some swing in your hips!"
Sounds like I should take her advice...
just me messing about again, this was a swan at fairburn who instead of being in the water with the others, decided to join us on the viewing jetty – and it was funny as he was about the same size as me!
(there is a photo of me next to it on my profile (under photos of me) taken by ‘andrew rickman’ – but i think you have to be his friend to see it?)
i just love the noise at it paddled around of its webbed feet hitting the wood!
“All my life, I worshipped her.
Her golden voice, her beauty's beat.
How she made us feel, how she made me real.
And the ground beneath her feet.
And the ground beneath her feet.
And now I can't be sure of anything.
Black is white and cold is heat.
For what I worshipped stole my love away.
It was the ground beneath her feet.
It was the ground beneath her feet”
U2 - The Ground Beneath Her Feet
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Astoria Square Flat Iron Building - the old ethen allen building, during a stormy sunset in the spring
Rainwater, leaves, and bits of ice in an ancient pothole on the cliffs overlooking the Potomac Gorge along the Billy Goat Trail
Who invented the flat white? Australia or NZ? It's a trans-tasman tussle. And how is a flat white different from a cappuccino or latte? Oh you'll get a dozen answers: its the type of cup; the milk to coffee ratio; the texture and amount of the froth. But why are we arguing over coffee? Lets drink! (NZ_3018s) Thanks for viewing :)
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