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Talula the tarantula lying flat as a pancake. She's tired after her first molt (skin shedding) in almost a year.
The galley made waves back in 2012 when it moved from the swanky South Granville neighbourhood to the rougher industrial area of False Creek Flats. It started a bit of trend and many other galleries soon followed. In 2017 Emily Carr University opened its doors just across the street. But sometime later in 2020 the Equinox will have to find a new home as it is right on the route of the Broadway Subway expansion to Arbutus Street.
My second Dora the Explorer sighting within a week . . . a squashed Dora hat on a gravel road in La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA.
Photo from our Fujitsu Laboratories of America 9th Annual Technology Symposium, held on June 24th, 2015 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
Our theme this year was “Intelligent Computing: Technology Disruptions and Social Impacts.”
Snowboarding @ Lakeridge - He wasn't moving; he didn't want to wear his helmet, so I wouldn't let him go down the hill. We took pix of him standing... I also slid him around on flat ground.. he loved it; I'm going to get him proper gear :)
Photo from our Fujitsu Laboratories of America 9th Annual Technology Symposium, held on June 24th, 2015 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California.
Our theme this year was “Intelligent Computing: Technology Disruptions and Social Impacts.”
Flat-backed Millipede sp.
order Polydesmida, genus Sigmoria or Apheloria?
Wawayanda State Park (Vernon township, NJ)
The fact that this millipede has bright red coloration probably means that this is one of those millipedes that secretes cyanide if you bother it.
I was out geocaching one night but I unfortunately got a screw in my tire and heard the his of air escaping my tire. I tried to drive home but I didn't make it very far. I ended up getting help from my Dad that provided a superior jack to lift my car. It was an annoying setback but I got the tire repaired.