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A man barricaded in his home was shooting at family members through the window. Sheriff Brown set out with his tactical team to flush the shooter out of the house, but not before the shooter set fire to the house with his victim, his wounded brother laying on the front porch.
Credit: Bedford Bulletin, Bedford County Sheriff's Office
When I was a kid, my favorite prehistoric non-dinosaur was the smilodon, or saber-toothed tiger. This is not a smilodon skull. It is a skunk. Who knew skunks had such pointy fangs?
One of East Midlands Trains' few 4-car Meridians, 222103, stands at Derby waiting to form the once-daily service to London St. Pancras via Melton Mowbray and Corby. Since this route is so infrequently served there would be no second chance for me to see the sights from it, so getting a seat with a good view out of the window was important. The train sat in the platform for what seemed like an age before the guard finally unlocked the doors to let us on and all the while other passengers were appearing who might have taken all the good seats on this short train.
Present tense
Copyright 2009 Ron Diorio
Courtesy of Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art
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The Stars & Stripes Festival 2011 had a monkey racing attraction.
What's better than monkeys?
Monkeys racing on dogs!
This little guy was winning, but looked back to make sure he had a good lead. Meanwhile, his dog kept everything pointed in the right direction.
These are from back in September - it just took me a while to upload these
Cape Hedo, Northern tip of Okinawa
Japan
Sebastian at the Rainbow Bridge June 28, 2010
my tribute:
safoocat.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/sebastian-my-favorite-cat/
The Tate Modern has a massive, open plan, ground floor which is a little eerie. I spotted this girl running and snapped her from the bridge above. I always carry my Lumix LX2 for such occasions.
This was taken shortly after this.
After a while, Andora got really tired of running away, pawing at, and hiding from the rolling hamster balls. For a while, she tried to lie down at her favourite spot in the floor beside her bolster. As you can see, she's still very wary of the tiny hamster... And not approving of it at all.
Haha, meanwhile, you can just see how oblivious PMT is, and how merrily he's still was. He was so not pleased when it was time to return to his cage. xD He tried to escape from the open door once I put him back.