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“I invited you here not only for the lucrative dealings your kin once had with my father, but because I seek greater diversity in Mecklenburg’s reach. Borders blur, and allegiances shift like wind on the water. But we have no interest in being anyone’s pawn. We’d rather chart our own course.”
Sigmund tilted his head slightly, probing him again in a mild voice. “Is that why you plan to marry your daughter to Saxony?”
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
☺ .catori.
Leverage tattoo.
Evo X
Light - Medium - Fresh
BoM Only
Unisex
Full or Singular
☺ Guilty
Yho Luxury
Luxury Hud
Kario - Legacy - Bellezza - Signature
At Inithium event on 13th maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Eventive/170/87/1208
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.
The Leveraged Freedom Chair is a chair propelled by hand levers that's in development at MIT. It's compact, has adjustable speeds and a K-Mart price tag.
The prototype above handles both bad roads and cramped offices. The full story is here:
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.
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
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
Carlos totally lost it. He plans to use us as leverage to get out of Hex.
He even killed Diva when she got in his way.
I don't know if he knew she was a robot. Or whether it would have mattered if she was not.
We are now on our way to the core. Carlos thinks he has found a way out ...
Down the elevator ... through the nest ... with us as bait ...
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.
October 2025 flooding in Hue. Capturing the situation with my x100t while stranded for 48 hours in the town. A man with an umbrella, no top and wading in knee deep water creates an interesting contrast against the 5 star hotel that can be seen in the background. The crowbar in his hand also adds a level of mystery completing the frame.
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.