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Can you see the spiral?

Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce VIP START graduation ceremony at the Bolger Center in Potomac, MD on October 5, 2017. Alan P. Santos photography

Starting on the new wiring with Player 1's joystick. Instead of female pins going straight into the male molex, I now have a female molex to complement the male molex and the female pins are going to run into the female molex box properly.

 

Here I've got up on the arcade stick and the ground connection attached to the molex. The ground loop I'm using has enough connections to cover both player's controls so the player 2 molex won't have a ground connection attached.

Man washing his motorbike

Brighton, 22 June 2021. Handicap Stakes (Div I) (7f). No.11 Ocean Wilde (David Egan)

It was fun to watch the Tufted Puffin attempt to get airborne

Also showing small cairn marking path down into Coire Odhar

Group shot! Some dolls belong to Jess Saige.

VOS Start alongside at Teesport

Seen in Debrecen, Hungary during The Frontier Brush Railtour

8th June 2024

Copyright © Björn Christiansen (Der Lord)

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There were around 2000 ladies racing. This was Jen's wave, number 24.

Start - Lillestrøm

Tippeligaen 2007

28.10.07

Kristiansand Stadion - Sør Arena

Fotograf Petter Emil Wikøren / Digitalsport

 

Lillestrømkeeper Otto Fredrikson har ballen i sikkert grep foran Ole Martin Årst - Start

Bobbie and Pat are just getting things started.

beginnings of ice, here.

Zachary likes my old camera. It's an old Sony, 2mp that used mini CD-r and CD-rw discs instead of memory cards.

I guess it was cool 10 years ago. It still works too.

Where is the guitar? Hey! Where are you?

The 2008 Footlocker Cross Country Championships

The start of a new day

Iditarod Start 2008

Mantis® XP 16” Tiller Profile Right; in use.

 

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