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LDH WDM-3A 18918 passes PTA Outer slowing down with 30 min late 54552 Bathinda - Ambala Cantt Passenger!!
The outer corona at this eclipse did not reach very far, probably due to the dust of the wildfires.
Picture taken a bit after maximum eclipse, shutter speed 1.6sec.
Total Solar Eclipse 12-Aug-2026 observed from La Horra, province of Burgos, Spain
Always look at the Outer Harbour Marina from Tommy Thompson Park - now get to see the Park from the marina. Boats will soon shed their winter covers and the slips will be full.
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I stared at it long enough so may as well take a picture. Liked the swirls making their way around the rock.
Just finished tonight. Very much enjoyed it. I would say an 8 for me because I liked the ending so much and the humor. I doubt I will play it a second time since I got what was a perfect ending and so not a lot of reason to replay as I did all the things I wanted to.
Demo video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcOEK_G6T5g
This is a project that I worked on mainly in February 2017, but didn’t release until June. Initially the bulk of the Game Boy Color functionality was designed in LEGO Digital Designer, and the game cartridge was created via trial and error. I halted on releasing this whole project in the spring since I was focused on numerous other projects, in addition I ran into some problems with my professional career which shifted attention away from LEGO building. I found a new freelance job in late April, and thus resumed production of this project.
By May, some of the major issues involved fitting the game cartridge into the Game Boy’s back, making articulated hands/fingers, refining the game cartridge’s size, and finally creating a removable battery case for the bottom. In between these engineering obstacles, I gradually worked on my Nickelodeon MOCs and some stop-motion animation tests. Another major issue was the lack of available pieces in lime green: this forced me to alter the ascetics to conform to the proper pieces I could use. For example, certain sizes of tiles in lime green were expensive and in limited quantities, whereas some small, rare pieces don’t exist in lime whatsoever. I was considering making the Game Boy yellow — since the Game Boy Color came in a variety of colors — but wanted to make it appear in a more iconic, jarring color as opposed to something basic. It’s for this same reason that I had trouble building my Game Boy Advance “Vantage” in rare purple pieces, as opposed to going through the cheap route of making it in a primary color.
I actually constructed two games to accompany this model: I did in fact build a yellow clone robot, but wasn’t able to find high-res photos of the Pokémon Yellow cartidge to make custom labels. Thus, I’ve omitted the yellow robot and only used the light grey one with a Pokémon Silver label. The label for Argentum was provided by one of my Instagram followers @gameboyswag: I adjusted it a bit in Photoshop, printed it on glossy photo paper, cut it up, and glued the print outs to the outer tiles of the cartridge.
I also spent a great deal of time coming up with a name for the Game Boy Color itself — in fact, I didn’t decide on a name until right before I exported the promotional video. I chose Prismatis since it’s a conjugation of the ancient Greek root word for prism. The working name for the robot was “Chroma” — and most of my photos and video footage for this project are still labeled with that name. Argentum is of course the Latin word for silver.
Prismatis and Argentum both don’t contain weapons, aside from the two battery rockets. Quite frankly I didn’t feel like designing new guns for the robots or anything, so just use your imagination and pretend they can store a variety of arsenal in their subspace storage pockets à la Transformers. To be fair, my mightiest LEGOformer Ultra Hexacon the N64 doesn’t contain any external weapons either, and relies on a shoulder-mounted cannon built into the console.
"There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are controlling transmission. If we wish to make it louder, we will bring up the volume. If we wish to make it softer, we will tune it to a whisper. We will control the horizontal. We will control the vertical. We can roll the image, make it flutter. We can change the focus to a soft blur, or sharpen it to crystal clarity. For the next hour, sit quietly and we will control all that you see and hear. You are about to participate in a great adventure. You are about to experience the awe and mystery which reaches from the inner mind to... The Outer Limits." ---opening narration---
Interested in wheel charts and volvelles? Please join the Vintage Wheel Charts group and add any examples you'd like to share!
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For another version of this wheel chart, see Outer Space Guide.
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Outer Space Guide
Instructions: Find desired planet on this wheel. Set it opposite arrow on bottom piece. In windows provided find answers.
Diameter in miles. Period of revolution around sun. Mass (Earth = 1.00).
Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto.
CLP16 at Outer Harbor - taken just on sunset, Wednesday 10 February 2016.
The former Commonwealth Railways took delivery of 17 EMD-powered CL class locomotives from Clyde Engineering between 1970-1972.
Ownership was transferred to Australian National in 1978 and fifteen years later the class was re-manufactured by Morrison Knudsen Australia into two sub-classes - CLP/CLF.
In the privatisation era ownership of the class was ultimately split between Genesee & Wyoming Australia and Aurizon. The Aurizon units are all stored, unlikely to run again, while six remain in service with GWA.