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253001 "Sir Kenneth Grange" heads east from Swindon with 1L71 1428 Swansea to London Paddington on 26th October 2017.
Only realised when I got off at Swindon that I'd been being propelled by the celebrity HST power car, so it was only right that I dashed underneath the subway and got a shot as it departed a currently OLE free Swindon. Probably wasn't worth me missing my train to Kemble and having an 80 minute wait for though!
The black order was formed because men needed something to fear in the kingdoms. So, a group of powerful leaders got together to try and take over all of the kingdoms.
Starting from the left, we have:
- Joseph Cerval
Know for slaying the great dragon of the west.
- Brandon Quickslay
Know for his great commandment on the seas.
- Jackson Moorse
Know for starting the great war between Rivon and Gordith.
- Victores Del Ferro
Known for conquering the great tribes in nowadays Spain.
- Archibald Crane
- Known for being the uncle of the ruthless Crane brothers.
Hope you enjoy and remember, this is all a fake story so please, bear with me here :p
Kian
Judge: “Order in the Court!”
Fozzie: “I’ll have a hamburger with fries and a soda.”
Judge: “ I may throw the book at you!”
Fozzie: “Don’t worry, Judge. I’ll be able to catch it.”
Judge: “Do you have an attorney?”
Fozzie: “I’m not a lawyer, but I’d argue I’m pun-believable!”
Judge: “So, what kind of case do you bring to this court?”
Fozzie: “I’m traveling light, so it’s a suit case.”
Judge: “You may have to appeal your case.”
Fozzie: “Oh, I did bring this banana in order to make a peel.”
Judge: “It’s time for a break. I’m going to get a drink.”
Fozzie: “Oh, so you’re going to have a Subpoena colada?”
Judge:
Fozzie: “Did you know that justice is best served cold?”
Judge: “Why is that?”
Fozzie: “If it were served warm, it would be just water.”
Judge: “Case dismissed!”
Lati Bat Children order is here ..
Everything is complete and I just need to contact each person included.
amazingly we all find our place...
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Snowy Owl
Class: Aves
Order: Strigiformes
Family: Strigidae
Genus: Nyctea
Scientific Name: Nyctea scandiaca
Description : It is the heaviest North American owl, and one of the largest in overall size. As with most owls, the females are slightly larger. Weight: female average 2.3 kg, male average 1.8 kg. Height: 52 to 70 cm. Wingspan: 125 to 145 cm. They have large, round heads, black beaks, yellow eyes, and no visible ear-tufts. The talons are 25 to 35 mm long.
The feathers of adult males may be almost pure white in colour. Adult females are mostly white, their feathers being barred with dark brown. First-year birds of both sexes are darkly marked. Immature males resemble adult females. Immature females are heavily barred, appearing almost grey from a distance.
Distribution : This owl is a large carnivorous bird of the Arctic regions of the world. They occur in Asia, Europe, Greenland, and North America.
Habitat : In the breeding season they are typically found in areas of tundra across the Northern Hemisphere. In North America, they nest north of the tree line in the high Arctic from Alaska to Labrador. The Canadian summer breeding range includes the islands of the Arctic Archipelago, from Ellesmere Island in the north, to Baffin Island in the east, to Banks Island in the west, and along the northern coast of the continent from the Yukon Territory to Labrador. Some snowy owls over winter in the same areas where they nest, while others migrate south. Migratory snowy owls spend the winter in areas of North America similar to their summer habitat. These include prairies, marshes, open fields, or shorelines; all resembling the treeless tundra.
Food : They are raptors and prey primarily on lemmings, mice, and voles. Rabbits and other small mammals are also consumed as well as other birds, fish, and even insects. Being opportunistic and patient hunters they will wait for, or grab at, anything which comes close enough to catch. Small prey items are swallowed whole. Stomach juices digest the flesh, but indigestible bones, teeth, fur, and feathers are compacted into pellets and regurgitated. Prey is grabbed by their claws and small items may be carried in the beak.
Reproduction and Development : Upon return to their breeding grounds males begin to court the females. He performs display flights, ground displays, and frequently carries a dead lemming to further impress his female of choice. Once paired mating takes place, she scrapes out a nest, which is a simple shallow depression. Clutch size is variable, depending on the availability of prey items. When food is plentiful they lay large clutches, with as many as 11 or 12 eggs. If food is less plentiful clutch size may drop to four to seven eggs. When local lemming populations crash they may not nest at all, or may move to another area. Eggs are laid at intervals of every second day. The female incubates the eggs and this begins with the first egg laid and lasts from 32 to 34 days. She also broods the newly hatched young, while the temperatures are usually below freezing, and she must perform these duties almost continuously. Throughout this time the male provides food for his mate as well as most of the food for his developing chicks. Newly hatched chicks are covered with white down and they quickly grow an additional coat of dark grey down. They leave the nest when three to four weeks old but cannot yet fly.
Remaining in the general area adjacent to the nest they continue to be fed by their parents. They have voracious appetites and growth is rapid. Snowy owl parents are very protective of their offspring from the egg to the time they become independent. Fledging occurs at seven to eight weeks of age and by this time they have immature plumage and are now hunting for themselves. Parents continue to care for them for a few months. As summer approaches its end most young birds will start their first migration. Young owls, especially males get whiter as they get older, while females never become totally white. They are able to breed at two years of age, and can live to at least ten years in the wild.
Adaptations : This owl has many hunting strategies, including swooping onto prey from a perch, taking birds in the air or from the surface of water, and snatching prey while walking on the ground. It frequently perches in silence and patiently waits without moving for prey to appear. They have keen eyesight and acute hearing. Owls have binocular vision with the fields of vision overlapping and providing excellent judgment of distances. They can see in all directions by completing a three-quarter turn of the head without moving the body. Their eyes contain more light-gathering cells than human eyes and they are able to detect small objects far away. They are surrounded by disks of stiff feathers that reflect sound waves to the ear openings, enabling them to detect prey hidden under thick vegetation or snow cover. Unlike other owls they are not nocturnal; these owls hunt during daylight and darkness. Daylight is almost continuous within the Arctic Circle.
They are territorial and will defend their nests against all comers – even wolves. A means of defense against intruders is to act as if wounded by dragging a wing and luring the predator away from its nest. They have no fixed attachment to a breeding area and will nest wherever food is abundant. A dense layer of down, overlaid with thick feathers insulates the body, including the legs and toes. Owls living in colder higher latitudes have more heavily feathered legs and toes.
Threats to Survival : The biggest threat to snowy owls is global warming. Changing Arctic climate conditions may affect the breeding of lemmings and consequently their food supply. They have only a few natural predators. Mainly young birds are at risk from Arctic fox and gulls. Adult owls are at risk when they migrate south from a variety of circumstances relating to human intrusion and development, affecting habitats and migratory routes.
Status : IUCN: Least Concern; CITES: Appendix II; COSEWIC: Not at Risk
Our Daily Challenge - Order
These doves sit orderly all in a row! :) Please press "L" for a better view.
This dragonfly is a newborn. I tried to place myself with the light in order to capture the shiny wings.
The Order: From Left to Right.
Darth Xhukheigru , Lord Kuxia and Overseer Viekis. Started in 2018 and now stronger.
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Finally made it!
Sadly, In contrast to the original ISD the RSD isn´t as popular in terms of Lego MOCs.
Despite the triangular geometry that every SD shares – the Resugent-class belongs to the more complex constructions. The prominent “mouth” together with the layered and shifted upper part really limited the building space in the nose area.
The surface was a long-lasting area I was struggling with. I just couldn´t find a for me suitable solution. I wanted to combine studs and tiles in a way that the ship looks sleek but not without losing the studs as a topological element. As you know the Resurgent-class design decorate many different levels and angles at the hull and with the studs I managed to add at least those flat accents.
Even with the UCS size I set it was very difficult to scale down details cause the ship is as near as double the length of an ISD - especially with the amount of different levels the upper part has.
This Rax location opened as part of the once national Rax fast food chain in 1984. The restaurant has not been modified in any notable way since then. As far as I can tell everything here is original (except for some kitchen equipment and a TV in the dining room), including the signs on the exterior. The only big change here has been the removal of the salad bar. Lancaster seems to be a town that likes nostalgia to a degree; I noticed a number of other things in Lancaster like a drive-in movie theater that was still up and running.
Rax Roast Beef - East Main Street - Lancaster, Ohio
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People will do anything, no matter how absurd, in order to avoid facing their own souls. One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious. In all chaos there is a cosmos, in all disorder a secret order.
Words by Carl Jung, Psychology and Alchemy
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for Flickriver - Sophie Shapiro
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Mercedes Benz Sprinter Public Order Van National Association of Police Fleet Managers NAPFM the Blue & Amber Light Fleet Exhibition Telford June 2013
The Order of the Red Star was awarded to soldiers of the Soviet Army, Navy, border and internal security forces, employees of the State Security Committee of the USSR, as well as NCOs and officers of the bodies of internal affairs; to units, warships, associations, enterprises, institutions and organizations; as well as to military personnel of foreign countries.
It was most awarded during the Second World War with the main criteria being for personal courage and bravery in battle, for the excellent organization and leadership in combat that contributed to the success of our troops; for successful operations of military units and formations which resulted in the enemy suffering considerable casualties or damage; for courage and valour displayed during the performance of military duties, or, in circumstances involving a risk to life.
The petrol station is out of order, the Honda is out of order too - somebody abandoned her in this odd spot.
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Tech:
Leica M 240
Carl Zeiss C Sonnar T* 50 mm f/1.5 ZM
Top-hatted Holt Renfrew employee keeping waiting customers in line. They've been there for 2 days, one more day to go until Holt Renfrew sells Kanye West Yeezy Boost 350 Adidas shoes. Only 15 pairs on hand. Most of the anxious fashionistas had gone for coffee or lunch when we passed by.
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Explore #471 January 25th, 2009
© LKG Photography
Derelict building once part of Fort Dodge, Kansas.
Fort Dodge, was one of the most important forts on the western frontier. It is located to the southeast of Dodge City. The fort was established on April 10, 1865 by Captain Henry Pierce, by order of Major General Grenville M. Dodge. The fort’s primary purpose was to protect the wagon trains on their way to New Mexico.
The need for a fort at this location was great; an unusually large camp site for the fort was situated where the dry route and the wet route of the Santa Fe Trail intersected. The dry route came across the divide from Larned on the Pawnee River, while the wet route followed the river. The dry route, often called the Hornado de Muerti, the journey of death, was often without water the whole distance and trains would lay up to recruit after making the passage. When the Indians discovered this popular stopping off point, they began to attack the many unwary emigrants and freighters traveling through the area.
Initial fortifications were crude earth dugouts excavated along the north bank of the Arkansas River. Many men first stationed there were Confederates who preferred a fight with the Indians to languishing, perhaps dying, in northern prisons. The soldiers had no lumber or hardware, so they had to use the available materials, grass and earth, to create the 70 sod dugouts. These were 10 X 12 feet in circumference and seven feet deep. A door to the south faced the river and a hole in the roof admitted air and light. Banks of earth were bunks for the soddies that slept from two to four men. Sanitation was poor and spring rains flooded the dugouts. Pneumonia, dysentery, diarrhea and malaria were common that first year in the isolated fort.
In 1867 Fort Dodge was relocated and rebuilt in stone buildings. In 1868 Comanches and Kiowas attacked Fort Dodge, killing four soldiers and wounding seventeen. As a result, General Philip H. Sheridan came to Fort Dodge in the summer of 1868. He pitched his camp on the hill north of the fort and started outfitting his command against the Indians.
In the fall of 1868, General Alfred Sully took command at the fort in preparation for winter campaign against the plains Indians. When the preparations for the expedition were well under way and his army practically ready to march, General Sully was sent home and General George A. Custer carried on the campaign.
The abandonment of Fort Dodge in June, 1882, created surprise among the Dodge City people who were terrified of the Indian raids.
After its abandonment, part of the buildings were demolished, some removed. The military reservation was transferred to the Interior Department on January 12, 1885 and was converted to the Kansas Soldiers Home in 1889. When rebuilding and repairing began on the Soldiers Home, the character of the famous old post was sustained.
The Kansas Soldiers Home now includes a library/museum, a modern intensive nursing home, a recreation center, five residence halls, and 60 cottages. Veterans of the Mexican, Civil, Indian, Spanish-American, Philippines, Boxer Rebellion, World War I, and II, Korean and Vietnam Wars have all been occupants.
The peaceful park, quiet shaded tree lined walks, dignified buildings, both old and new, and other markers seem a far cry from the dugouts and forsaken soldiers barely existing on the Arkansas River bank in 1865.
Fort Dodge Hauntings – There have been many reports of strange occurrences at the old fort over the years. At a barn upon the site, it is said that at 3:30 every morning all the lights go on and off and the doors mysteriously open by themselves.
info courtesy of www.legendsofamerica.com
Texure courtesy of Nesster