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Leverage tattoo.
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Light - Medium - Fresh
BoM Only
Unisex
Full or Singular
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Luxury Hud
Kario - Legacy - Bellezza - Signature
At Inithium event on 13th maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Eventive/170/87/1208
Across the Icefield Parkway from Athabasca Glacier, off-screen to the right.
“Miracles appear in the strangest of places …
Your presence is welcome with me and my friend[s] here …
I'll bet you've seen things in your time”
Willie Nelson, Yesterday’s Wine
Leveraged a version that I did a few years back, with a bit of a twist. Hope everyone is having a great weekend and Happy Easter. Happy Easter Slider Sunday - HESS!
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season—enjoy your feast and celebrate with joy and gratitude.
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An invitation Gav and myself could not refuse was to visit the inside of Par box. We spent 30 mins in excellent company and were thoroughly educated in the workings of this fine building.
Please note that this picture is under a Creative Commons license with restrictions
This is a series of 18 pictures about the European Hardcourt Bike Polo Championship (EHBPC) – Zaragoza 2015. I took these picts during the Octopussy-Birds and Octopussy-Megadrive matches (Semifinals, Final). I resorted to Silver Effex Pro, heavily leveraging U-points, mostly sticking to a uniform, retro style trying to focus on the toughness of the game, the clubs, the ball, the bikes, the players. I hope you enjoy these pictures as much as I've enjoyed working on them.
Built for MOC WARS, team MOCFU
Category 20: Self-Repro Bricktime
What would the laboratory for researching the self-reproducing LEGO brick look like? At least 1 LEGO propeller must be used, no matter what size!
3D printing is so 2020, the future is.. growing!LEGO was already making bricks from plants… but could they make plants from Bricks? Or… even better, make plants that produce Bricks?
In their efforts to become an ecologically sustainable company, LEGO made the groundbreaking (hehe, see what I did here?) discovery of ABS-based seeds used to grow plants that produce LEGO elements!
TLG has always exploited ... Err.. I mean, leveraged their fan base as their primary source of data to develop new products. This experiment is no different and is currently being tested by a few selected subjects.
Pictured here is little Timmy's room; Timmy loves LEGO and he was thrilled to give this new toy a try. He has been taking good care of his new LEGO plant, watering, grooming, he can't wait to play with his first crop!
The critics that have said the seeds could spread in the wild and result in mutations of the flora are completely unfounded, I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
05-Sep-2025 18:43
Ilford PanF+ @ EI 50
PyrocatHD 3+3+750 : 23 mins @ 20C Semi-stand
Prewash : None
Inversions first 2 mins then 30 sec @ 7, 14, 21 mins
Two water Stop Baths - 1 min each
Alkali Fixer
Clearing time 2 min. Total fix time 4 mins
Initial wash to remove fixer : 1 min
Washing : 10 mins with running tap water
Kodak Photo Flo : 1 ml in 800ml distilled water for 2 minutes
Mamiya C330 Professional-S
Mamiya Sekor 135mm f4.5
Filters : None
1 sec @ f32
An Amtrak Lincoln Service train heads west/south at Brighton Park Crossing in Chicago, passing the levers that controlled the famous semaphores at this junction until 2008.
Charleston Slough, 2018. Shot with Minolta SRT 101 and Gemini 28mm f2.8 lens with Ilford HP5 Plus 400 rated at box speed. Exposure unedited other then ratio crop and addition of white border (unless otherwise noted). Scanned and developed by The Darkroom.
The view from Carrog Signalbox, as No. 6880 'Betton Grange' approaches during the TimeLine Events charter on 8th April 2025. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
One of the levers from the historic Mills Interlocking Tower in Iowa Falls, Iowa. This tower was replaced with a automated system in 1993 and was bought and left in place by the Iowa Falls, Iowa Historic Society. Thanks to Larry Stirler and Dave Kroger for inviting me out there for the open house last weekend.
this series/album "wall position" , several pieces of my wall art gallery are shown, yet, with a software twist.
some are posters and some original
Leverage
makes the world go 'round.
It is the grease in the markets.
It is the strength to impose your will.
Freedom's trajectory
spans the planet,
whether all want it or not.
The arc or heaven rests
on American commerce.
- a fragment
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As part of the Heritage Open Days weekend the Tyne Valley Community Rail Partnership arranges for Haltwhistle station and signal box to be opened to the public. With guided tours of the site the event seemed to be attracting quite a few visitors to the historic station.
The 1901 built signal box is no longer used to control traffic on the line but the levers remain in place in what was, at it's peak, an 85 lever frame, controlling the junction between the Tyne Valley line and the Alston branch.