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Mio caro amico Italiano, Marco, MadMark, non e mai stato in Grecia...
I know he has a thing for cats and I met just the cat who's so very anxious to meet him!
Buon Natale, Marco!
Although similar in appearance to earlier models, the Mark V was a much better tank, more powerful and easier to drive. It was equipped with the new Ricardo six-cylinder engine and Wilson's epicyclic steering system which meant that one man could handle all the controls, compared with four in the Mark IV. Other new features were a rear cab for the commander, complete with signalling apparatus and a rear machine-gun position.
The vehicle seen above also carries an unditching beam, which was first introduced in the Mark IV. This would be used if the tank got stuck in mud - chained to the tracks it was drawn under the tank and gave it something solid to grip. The male tank, which is still in working order(!) is shown in the markings of 8th (H) Battalion (No. H41), Tank Corps in the Battle of Amiens on 8 August 1918. Commanded by a Lt Whittenbury this tank took part in the battle and its young commander was awarded the Military Cross.
Mark Vs were also used by the US 301st Tank Battalion, which fought alongside the British at Amiens. It was equipped with two 57mm guns in the sponsons and four .303-calibre machine-guns, and was manned by a crew of eight. It weighed 29 tons and the 150 hp engine produced a top speed of 4.6 mph.
This Question Mark was found perched on the underside of a leaf. I took the shot lying on my back on the forest floor. I actually had to tickle the butterfly to get it to open the wings and fortunately it did not fly off. I took this in 2009 but remember taking it like it was yesterday. (12/29/2015)
“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.”
So I was snooping around the internet for pics of all the suits in iron man 3 and I found these. As you can see all of the suits look really cool. (Kinda sad what happened to them in the movie) If I tagged you, I thought your custom work is really good and I also though you might wanna look at these for references for future customizations. Thanks for viewing!
Mark Hamill receiving the Comic-Con Icon Award at the 2019 San Diego Comic Con International at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Ethan Iverson & Mark Turner - Musik Salon - 07.12.2025 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Ethan Iverson: piano;
Mark Turner: sax;
Mark Wright, star of The Only Way is Essex poses for the photographers at the British Academy Games Awards 2013
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Copyright – Simon Dawson, Bloomberg
The Lincoln Continental Mark IV was a luxury car at the top end of the personal luxury car market sold under the Lincoln brand of the Ford Motor Company in North America between 1972 and 1976. It replaced the successful Continental Mark II and was, in turn, replaced by the Continental Mark V. The "Sure-track" ABS was standard.
The Mark IV and the contemporary Ford Thunderbird were built on a common platform at the same plant in Wixom, Michigan, and were essentially rebadged variants. Both front seats were power adjustable.
Strobist:
AB800 Camera right at 45 degrees, shoulder height, 48X32 softbox
AB800 Camera front up high at a 45 degree tilt, 48X32 softbox
YN560 Speedlight with 40 degree grid, low on the ground behind Ale for BG light
White reflector camera left
by the wonderful Mark McKnight
These photos will be used in a public art project made possible by a grant from cadreart.org/
more details to come...
The beautiful and talented Mark Deklin
From Wikipedia:
CRITICAL RECEPTION
As an Actor - The New York Times' D.J.R. Bruckner has called him "likable and dangerous", praising his "notable theatrical gifts", while Robert Hurwitt of the San Francisco Chronicle has described him as "gently captivating" and Clifford Ridley of the Philadelphia Inquirer has called him "perfect...simply delicious."
As a Fight Director - Kevin Kline's Broadway performance of Cyrano de Bergerac was credited by TheaterMania's Dan Balcazo as being "...simply magnificent...thanks in no small part to fight director Mark Deklin", while Peter Ritter of Variety praised Deklin's "cleverly choreographed swordfights" and Ben Brantley of the New York Times described his work as having "the swashbuckle of an Errol Flynn flick."
Those of you outside of Melbourne, or at least Australia, may not be familiar with Mark 'Chopper" Read, who was an infamous and notorious criminal who spent the majority of his life in prison. He later published a number of best-selling semi-autobiographical novels and also turned his hand to painting. I understand he had a painting exhibition near this laneway that has now been filled with 'Chopper' Read street art by various artists.
For those of you who aren't familiar with him I commend you to watch the film "Chopper" (2000) starring Eric Bana.