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HAPPY PRIDE!
PHASE is happy to be a part of Pride Stravaganza! we've cooked up a fun top to show off your pride!
fitting both masc and femme bodies!
femme version features fits for ebody reborn, ebody reborn + vtech, legacy, legacy perky, and legacy + vtech
masc version features fits for anatomy body and legacy m
more fits will come later!
each top comes in an array of mix and match colours! buy the fatpack and have access to all of our standard colour palettes : basics, jewels, pastels, and brights. or buy your fave palettes separately! all tops also include an extra set of pride flag textures for the shirt bands!
along side the top you can also find 2 different huds to add more pride to your top! the pronoun addon hud contains many commonly used pronoun configurations! the graphics hud contains several fun sassy pride stylized graphics.
Amtrak's initial order of SLC-42 Charger locomotives came in the Phase VI livery that the carrier intended to be limited to a handful of these units. My first sighting of a Charger with this scheme came on Aug. 19 2022, when I caught No. 304 on the point of the northbound City of New Orleans in Humboldt, Illinois.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpxfZKeqw48&feature=related
I had a useful and very pleasant meeting with Paul van der Meer in Den Bosch, but we also decided to do some shooting.
This is my Lego Star Wars Phase 2 Clone Commander Cody. He is fully water-slided with decals made by me. The helmet is a printed helmet from ArealightCustoms.
If you like want a mini-figure like this FM me.
If you favorite please comment as well.
C&C Appreciated.
Mamiya 645 DF+ 28mm, Phase One P65+
This phase occurs roughly 7 days after the New Moon when the moon is one quarter of the way through its orbit around the earth. Exactly half the moon will be illuminated and half dark.
Amtrak #184, another of Amtrak's heritage units painted in Phase IV livery, leads a northbound Carolinian or Palmetto through Woodbridge on a rainy day.
Evening sun in the decommissioned Violet Town signal box. Left unattended since the signal box and station un-manning many years ago.
Violet Town, Vic.
15/5/20
Honestly, the binocular didn't looks good for attached to the helmet. Because it stuck on the slant of helmet's cheek.
its just tape! for your nips :p FLAT CHESTS ONLY!
currently fitted to Ebody Reborn + V-Tech and Legacy + V-tech
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Comet features: Printed AL helmet, custom decals and Wolffepack kama.
(Tried to match the turquiose print on helmet)
Amtrak 95 arrives in Norfolk, Va over an hour and half late with P42 #154 trudging into the station on a very overcast night. Will never get over the look of a Phase V locomotive, maybe its just cause it what im growing up with but ill never get tired of them.
Hyacinths at the end of the flowering phase. The bulbs will go into pots to rebuild to flower next year.
An Alien Lost in Space
Description: Definitely a member of the order Diptera, suborder Nematocera, infraorder Culicomorpha, superfamily Chironomoidea and family Chironomidae. Beyond here are dangerous grounds. Chironominae as a subfamily is the most probable bet, and I'm almost willing to place my hand in the fire on this. Cesar of Insetologia thinks the same. The fauna of Chironomids of Ceará in Brazil are very little studied as shown in the link gifted by Cesar: sites.google.com/site/brazilianchironomids/checklist-braz...
Guessing by the fauna of São Paulo, courtesy of Cesar (sites.google.com/site/brazilianchironomids/checklist-braz...), we have something in or close to the genus Axarus based on the other species of the genus (www.pbase.com/tmurray74/image/107284264). So, if we would risk and risk again, Chironomini would be the most probable tribe and the genus Axarus looks close to the individual portrayed.
These are all conjectures with no certainties. Perhaps, though, this will aid in finding the true identity in the future. For now, this will be left as unidentified until further notice. Here is the article on Insetologia: www.insetologia.com.br/2018/05/mosquito-quironomideo-no-c...
As I mentioned in the text in the website above, Pseudochironomini and Tanytarsini also left me in doubt. So there are no guarantees below family level, although there are even less guarantees below subfamily level. For now, I believe the subfamily is correct but will also leave it as doubtful.
Chironomids do not bite. They lack the mouthparts and wing scales of the Culicids.
The subject portrayed is a female, as can be noted from the lack of plumose antennae, which males possess, and had a body length of approximately 2mm. Chironomids are also poorly known as they are incredibly difficult to identify, with some species being identifiable through cytogenetic analysis of the polytene chromosomes.
The larvae are aquatic or semiaquatic and can be found in puddles left on dead leaves, in the holes of trees, puddles left on the leaves of plants, puddles in the soil and puddles in artificial objects and places. Some species of Chironomids do not feed, while others do. The ones that feed will feed on fly droppings, nectar, pollen, honeydew and various sugar-rich materials. Sugar gives energy which allows them to fly longer.
Their importance on pollination is discussed. But the proteins and other nutrients in the pollen, in comparison to nectar, might contribute to the success of the females' reproductive capacities. Both the larvae and the pupae are important food to many fishes and many other aquatic organisms. These aquatic organisms include Hemipterans in the families Nepidae, Notonectidae and Corixidae in their aquatic phases. Water beetles in Dytiscidae and Hydrophillidae, birds, bats, Odonata and Empidids also feed on them. They are important bioindicators of the presence or absence of pollutants. This is due to them being more tolerant to polluted water and are often one of the few organisms encountered in such situations. The larvae of a few genera of Chironomids possess hemoglobin, which fixates the oxygen in the water with ease and allows the larvae to stay more time submerged.
The subject portrayed was found in an urban habitat in the 16th floor of a flat.
Source:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chironomidae
You can find my picture here, in Planeta Invertebrados, where I allowed the owner to post it for environmental education: www.planetainvertebrados.com.br/index.asp?pagina=especies...
PROJECT NOAH (Português): www.projectnoah.org/spottings/1106960195
An Amtrak Special rolls out of Union Station while a model strikes a pose during a photo shoot along the Chicago River in 100 degree heat.
Gornergratbahn AG (GGB, BVZ Holding AG): The Gornergrat rack railway connects Zermatt (1605 m a.s.l.) with the summit of Gornergrat (3089 m a.s.l.), in a route of 9.3 km. Of metric gauge, it is one of the few railways in the world that has a three-phase electrification, at 750 V/50 Hz. It uses the Abt system's rack. The line was put into service in 1898, and is electrified from the beginning. The service is mainly provided with EMUs of two cars, of three different generations.
Here we see train 628 from Gornergrat arriving at the Zermatt terminal. It consits of two of the most modern EMUs of this railway, the Bhe 4/6 3095 and 3094. They are part of a series of five built by Stadler Ral in 2022 (Polaris type, series 3091-3095).
The beauty of maple 'Acer platanoides globosum' in progress :-)
Pentax K-5 IIs @ Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar 90mm F3.5
It's not called the E2-B without reason ;)
As far as I can see from pictures, and reading the running history of these machines, they always ran in doubles. So the best thing to do is to build a second one.
(BTW: For once I actually think I might have at least 85% of the parts in stock. I really might have to admit I have a problem hahaha)
Love Lounger with custom Animations.. only 2 LI
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6 Solo Animations
26 Adult Couple Animations
Aeros Api
9 color change options
Materials Enabled
Available at Phases Event from March 10
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