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The reverse oft the previous cabinet card. Interesting, because it shows portraits of Suzuki Shin'ichi II formerly Okamoto Keizō (left) and Suzuki Shin'ichi (right) his father in law.
Both famous japanese photographers.
Divided reverse. Letter generously translated by Nettenscheider, authored sometime in August 1916 and addressed to a Fräulein Sophie Jakob in Pfarrweisach near Ebern. Postage cancelled 19.08.1916 K. Bayer. 2. Armeekorps.
Still wearing his Reserve Infanterie Regiment helmet cover, according to his military record he was transferred to Infanterie Regiment Nr. 5 on 14.7.1916 and to the 2. Kompagnie a day later.
Getting crazy and wild in the underground brick storm drain called Burford's Batcave with the colourful l.e.d mini wands of fun times. To do this shot, I must walk backwards in the fully dark pipe while doing a double reverse rotation of the l.e.d mini wands. Exciting...!
This is an image that illustrates taking equity from a home to support your reverse mortgage. When using this image please provide photo credit (link) to: reverse.mortgage
The River Clyde (Scottish Gaelic: Abhainn Chluaidh, pronounced [avɪɲˈxlˠ̪uəj], Scots: Watter o Clyde) is a river in Scotland. It is the eighth longest river in the United Kingdom, and the second longest in Scotland. Flowing through the major city of Glasgow, it was an important river for shipbuilding and trade in the British Empire. In the early medieval Cumbric language it was known as Clud or Clut, and was central to the Kingdom of Strathclyde (Teyrnas Ystrad Clut).
MARK MY WORDS: This bailout will do NOTHING for the economy. The parasites just want to suck you dry of your last pennies so they can retire to the Riviera before the entire house of shit comes crumbling down.
"Why aren't we having hearings on a plan we've just received? Why aren't we challenging the underlying premise of the need for a bailout with taxpayer's money? Why have we not even considered any alternatives, other than to give $700 billion dollars to Wall Street? Why aren't we passing new laws to stop the speculation which triggered this? Why aren't we putting up new regulatory structures to protect the investors? How did we even value the $700 billion in toxic assets? Why aren't we directly helping home-owners with their debt-burden? Why aren't we helping American families faced with bankruptcy? Why aren't we reducing debts for Main Street instead of Wall Street? Isn't it time for fundamental change in our debt-based monetary system, so we can free ourselves from the manipulation by the Federal Reserve and the Banks? Is this the United States Congress, or the Board of Directors of Goldman Sachs?"
-- Congressman Dennis Kucinich
"Our government has been turned into an engine that accelerates wealth upwards, taking money from the pockets of the people of this country, and putting it into the hands of the few. That's what our tax policy does, that's what the war does, that's what our energy policy does, that's what these financial policies do, that's what our national debt has done, which has doubled in the last 8 years, and now $700 billion dollars of taxpayers money is being put on the hook. As long as we're working in a debt-based monetary system, with us having no control over our own money supply, through the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, with the banks being able to literally make money out of thin air, how can we ever get to the bottom of a national debt that is building beyond our capacity to deal with it? We are losing control of our own financial destiny."
-- Congressman Dennis Kucinich
"The normal legislative process that should accompany review of a monumental proposal to bail out Wall Street has been SHELVED. Yes, shelved. Only a few insiders are doing the dealing. Sounds like Insider Trading to me. These criminals have so much political power they can shut down the normal legislative process of the highest lawmaking body in this land. All the committees that should be scanning every WORD of what is being negotiated are benched, and that means the American people are benched. We are constitutionally sworn to protect and defend this republic against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and my friends, there ARE enemies."
-- Rep. Mary Kaptur, Democratic, Ohio, 9th District, addressing congress
For those who don't know, the Paulsen Plan grants its author, former Goldman Sachs CEO Henry Paulsen, absolute power to dictate whatever economic measures he sees fit to impose, and to do so without any oversight, challenge, or outside input.
Among Paulsen's insane demands is that any measures he imposes must enjoy permanent exemption from any judicial or congressional oversight and cannot ever be subject to legal challenge or overturned by any future body.
He is basically proposing that US taxpayers should be forced to buy all currently outstanding bad loans held by every bank in the Western World.
Witnessing the Shock Doctrine in effect
"The only way they can pass this bill is by creating and sustaining a panic atmosphere. That atmosphere is not justified. Many of us [in Congress] were told in private conversations that if we voted against this bill on monday, that the sky would fall, the market would drop 2 or 3 thousand points the first day, another couple thousand points the next day, and a few members were even told that there would be martial law in America if we voted no."
-- Congressman Brad Sherman, Democratic-California, addressing congress
Letter on reverse generously translated by Nettenscheider; penned on 8.1.1917 and addressed to the sender's mother, Frau U. Maier in Heidenheim. Einheitsstempel: I. Bataillon 9. Württembergisches Infanterie-Regt. Nr. 127. Postage cancelled two days later.
Nicely timed, a photographer manages to catch a shell exploding in the distance whilst an infantryman, used to such things, casually looks in another direction.
Just landed on RWY07L of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (SHIA. CGK/WIII), PK-GQN Citilink Airbus A320-214(WL)'s braking with thrust-reverser to slow the plane down for the taxiway..
Batavia, IL.
Photo by John Lishamer Photography (www.johnlishamer.com) All Rights Reserved.
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash (reversed Lens). Ilford FP4 125. Rodinal 1:100.
Shadow dragons, sewage pipes, and a speed blur that only makes sense when the truck reverses. Next Level.
#170: As of 9/24/25, of my 4000+ pics, this is listed as #170 in most # of comments.
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For several years, I was unable to post videos here for whatever reason. They just wouldn't upload, so I gave up until not long ago, when I attempted again and discovered success. So I'm now rolling out over some time here videos (in reverse chronological order) that have previously only been available on my YouTube channel.
Here is one of the videos I've posted on YouTube, from my dress-up at home on November 13, 2019. The video, 2019-11-13-video1, is posted with my other, older YouTube videos at youtu.be/UD3bcOXLHiI. Of course you're still invited to go view and comment/fave there too. But I might as well take advantage of video uploading on flickr now working for me here.
As usual, I really enjoy coordinating attractive/sexy/cute outfits, and this one features:
* a Sepia Collection "Broadway" long layered curly frosted golden blonde wig with bangs, from Wig Factory in SF;
* Kayleen by LA nude-beige laser-cutout caged slingback 4.5"-wedge heel sandals, from amazon;
* a California Sunshine "gold coast" yellow women's one-piece swimsuit with side-cutouts, from Kohl's;
* a Forever 21 yellow semi-sheer chiffon sash-belted kimono swim cover-up;
* an INC yellow floral-printed sheer-polyester neck scarf with 5.5" end tassels, from Macy's;
* a Sonoma "camel" straw small hobo handbag, from Kohl's;
* gold/yellow necklace, watch, and bracelets;
* gold rings & earrings; and
* french-tip press-on nails.
More about this and other 2017-24 pics and videos has been written up in my profile or "About" page here on Flickr. It details some choices made for these 2017-24 pics and videos.
Let me know your thoughts... :-)
Volvo B7TL Wright Eclipse Gemini 1 LY03 ZAP was previously X12 VTD and was spotted at the York depot just before going off to be repainted: here... New as YC53 MXW, It was given a refurbishment along with the rest of the '36' batch to have Gemini 2 front ends, new engines gearboxes etc. It wears the new corporate style of livery for the Transdev Blazefield group and branded for the CityZap route which runs non-stop from York College to Leeds city centre. 3612 is at Leeds bus station reversing out of its bay. In the far background the Megabus coach can be seen having lost it's massive "fares from £1" sticker after a ruling found this to be false advertising as only a single seat on each journey was offered at this rate. Meanwhile on the other side in the background is a Coastliner B5TL with a rear promo advertising 6 journeys a day to Whitby, which is also false advertising as there are only 4 journeys most of the year (5 in July and August)
I'm not entirely sure what this picture was trying to capture, but here's the other angle view of the left entrance vestibule. It's interesting how the vestibule signs call it the Bellevue Fred Meyer while the big Thank You sign inside calls it the Overlake store... technically, both are correct since this is (somewhat oddly) the only Fred Meyer within Bellevue, but it's not a particularly descriptive name.
Reverse macro of an Eye of a fly . ooh Reverse macro photography is quite hard taking insects as they move frequently (that too at this close ).
Afloat at long last, the 40 metre long giant catamaran captured reversing out of the Manawatu River launching ramp facility shortly after midday on Thursday, 7 March 2019.
The catamaran then tied up a the wharf on the river and will remain there until the next king tide when it will sail out into the Tasman Sea across the bar at mouth of the Foxton Beach Manawatu River estuary which happened on Saturday, 23 March, and it made it across the bar with a metre of water to spare!
Its first port of call was at Wellington to be certified, registered etc.
The Beast launch at Foxton Beach, 7 March 2019:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2hFkJoYOMI
Michael Hill's colossal boat The Beast launches at Foxton Beach, 7 March 2019:
www.stuff.co.nz/business/111105612/michaels-hills-colossa...
39 METRE EXPEDITION YACHT 'THE BEAST' NEARS COMPLETION AT FOXTON BEACH
9 February 2019. Written by Laura Nicholls
Having been recently moved from the ProFab shipyard, the 39.5-metre super yacht The Beast is nearing completion and is on target to be launched later this month. Delivery to her new owner - who is the previous owner of Akiko (previously VvS1) - is scheduled for late March. The hull and superstructure were transported separately to Foxton Beach and have since been welded together as she prepares for sea trials.
The catamaran explorer yacht will be able to accommodate up to 12 guests and 10 crew and features naval architecture from New Zealand based LOMOcean Design. The ProFab shipyard, who is also responsible for building Black Pearl, have included some game-changing features to The Beast, such as extended range for remote cruising, a 13-metre fully equipped game fishing vessel carried on deck and a 9-metre amphibious tender.
The Beast will be available for charter by June 2019 in New Zealand and the South Pacific through 37 South Yacht Charter.
ABOUT PROFAB ENGINEERING'S SUPER YACHT THE BEAST
Boat International Media, 8 February 2019
New Zealand yard Profab Central Engineering has revealed details of its 39.5 metre tri-deck catamaran project, which is currently referred to as The Beast.
The yacht has now been moved from the build yard in Palmerston North to Foxton Beach where the hull and superstructure were joined. The vessel is currently receiving finishing touches before sea trials commence. Delivery is expected in spring 2019 with the yacht available to charter in the South Pacific shortly after.
In-build images of The Beast were first released in March 2018, showcasing its all-aluminium design features with naval architecture and exterior styling by LOMOcean.
Captain Andy Grocott told Boat International: "A key feature is the ability to launch and retrieve a 13 metre sportsfish yacht to be able to easily take a serious fishing boat to distant atolls and other far-flung destinations where towing or transporting are not viable options.”
The Beast makes good use of a broad 12 metre beam to offer plenty of space on board, with a total interior volume of 493GT. The owners will be developing the interior décor in collaboration with New Zealand studio Oceania Interiors.
Accommodation is for up to 12 guests split across five staterooms, including four double cabins that are convertible into twins and one twin cabin with Pullman berths. Meanwhile, the crew quarters allows for a staff of up to ten people.
The Beast's quasi-military exterior was created by LOMOcean Design
Other key features on board The Beast include a 9.3 metre amphibious tender, a 4.5 metre rescue boat and a teppanyaki-style barbecue on the upper deck.
Power will come from a pair of Caterpillar C32 engines and The Beast should have an impressive cruising range, drawing on a total fuel capacity of 76,000 litres.
The launch of The Beast however was a far cry from the launch of the first Profab-built catamaran at Foxton Beach in February 2014, which was craned into the Manawatu River...
Big boat launch (Guru) at Foxton Beach 2014: A fantastic day for Foxton Beach. Hopefully more of these boats will be built and launched here. Well done Profab for creating such a positive vibe for this area.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeALrAdUtT0
In February 2014, a big catamaran was built in Palmerston North for an oil company, 'Guru', was transported in 2 pieces and assembled at Foxton Beach next to the Manawatu Marine Boating Club. It was launched from Foxton Beach into the Manawatu River on the 2nd of February 2014.
horowhenua.kete.net.nz/en/site/topics/2759-big-catamaran-...
CATAMARAN STARTS TASMAN CROSSING
More than 1000 people lined the Manawatu River to see off a boat, built in land-locked Palmerston North, as it began its journey to Australia.
Guru - a 110-tonne, 24-metre-long, 11m-wide catamaran - launched from the Manawatu Marine Boating Club in Foxton Beach at noon yesterday [February 2, 2014], after being delivered there by truck last month.
Crowds lined the riverbank, with most people based at either the boat club or at the mouth of the river.
People on powerboats, jetskis and even paddleboards accompanied Guru down the river, while a helicopter hovered overhead.
The seas were calm when Guru made it over the sandbar, before turning south and sailing out of view.
The boat was to leave at 1pm, but high tide was an hour earlier.
Palmerston North man Kevin Ram was sitting near the mouth of the river to see Guru launch, and said he used to take boats out on the river a lot when he was younger.
He said Guru was one of the biggest boats he had seen travel down the Manawatu River, although a large fishing vessel used to tie up near the boating club.
"That's going back 30 or 40 years though."
The water looked high enough to suggest it was a slight king tide, which would make getting the large ship over the bar an easier job, he said.
Guru was built by Profab Central Engineering, and has enough room to sleep 18 people.
The boat's trip was marred when a fatal crash occurred behind the boat as it was transported to Foxton from Palmerston North on State Highway 1 on January 8.
But the boat was not involved in the crash itself and the moving company was found to not be at fault.
Guru will sail out of Darwin, and will be predominantly used by an oil and gas company to transport equipment. - Source: The Manawatu Standard, February 3, 2014
R761 runs tender-first across the Goulburn River at Toolamba with Steamrail's Goulburn Valley Explorer to Shepparton. The piers of the old bridge formation are still well in evidence. 15/9/2018