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"Timing is everything" means doing things at the right time (which is often down to luck) is the most important thing.
For example:-
"If you're launching a new business, timing is everything."
This photo shows a ticket from our visit to the museum at Prora on Rügen. We were issued this ticket to go to the cafe. You can go and just have a coffee for free, but you have to be booked in and out.
When you go in they give you this ticket. When you pick up your coffee the person at the till fills in the time, when you leave the cafe they fill in the time, when you get back to the ticket desk they fill in the time.
German efficiency? Or complete lunacy?
Oh and dogs are welcome too.
:-)
The Vegas Tourist attended the 53rd Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, held December 1 to 10, 2011 at the Thomas and Mack in Las Vegas.
The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is the championship event for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association’s rodeo year.
Barrel racing is a high speed, athletic event that requires precision and timing. Barrel racing is primarily an event for women. Cowgirls and their horse will attempt to complete a clover leaf pattern around three barrels in the fastest time without knocking over any barrels.
The clover leaf pattern is three barrels set in a triangle formation, with the cowgirl’s being able to use either the left or right barrel as the first barrel of the pattern. The cowgirl’s run is timed by an electronic eye (a device using a laser system to record times). The timer starts as soon the cowgirl and her horse enters the arena, and will end once the pattern has been completed and the cowgirl and her horse exists the arena. The run time is dependant on several factors including arena ground conditions, the horse’s mental and physical condition, and the skill of the cowgirl.
The cowgirl and her horse will enter the arena at full speed from the alley, turn either the left or right barrel, race across the arena to the second barrel, turn that barrel, and race to the top or third barrel. The cowgirl and her horse will turn that barrel and race back down the middle of the arena and exit the arena via the alley that they entered. If a barrel is knocked over the run will have an additional five seconds added to the final time for each barrel knocked over.
Barrel racing horses are fast, agile, intelligent and very well trained.
The Vegas Tourist would like to thank the Thomas and Mack, the PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association), the Cowboys and Cowgirls, the stock contractors, and the fans for their support of rodeo.
Come join The Vegas Tourist for ten days of rides, the wrecks, and the unforgettable moments of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. Let’s Ride!!
The timing chain from a Honda sportsbike engine.
Notice how each link of the chain is composed of 4 or 5 piled-up segments... Thus, at every pin, 9 such segments bear the load. This allows the use of smaller pins and makes for a lighter, more compact chain that can carry a lot of tension. This chain is used inside the engine to ensure that the movements of the different components are perfectly synchronized.
Chaîne d'entraînement des arbres à came pour un moteur de moto sport Honda.
This is a photo set of Running the Vines 10th Anniversary 5K,10K races, 2021, at Shelton Vineyards in Dobson North Carolina. Timing by Go Sports Timing. Photography by Keith Hall Photography Elkin NC.
IU Kokomo Preforming Arts presented All in the Timing, a collection of four short skits designed to wow the audience with impeccable timing to create a funny, light-hearted show.
Guy in left lane is driving a Toyota Previa minivan past an Amber Alert about a child abduction in a Toyota Previa minivan. Luckily, different license plates.
Northbound I-5, Los Angeles, CA.
See the full post at: www.cooperspectivephoto.com
Today's manmade/architectural shot comes from Mulberry St in Montgomery, Al. After wandering around Old Cloverdale and doing several shots in different locations, I finally had Tim pull over as we were leaving and I snapped a few with my new star filter. I really wanted to get something with the star filter, but everywhere else I shot just didn't have enough light sources to really produce any effect. After setting up across the street from this bakery, I realized that if I was going to get a starburst I was going to have to wait for passing cars. I got really lucky with this shot because the car in front was turning at the corner I was set up at and was fortunately one of those people that loves to turn as slowly as possible :) (This is one of the first times I've appreciated someone doing this ;) I also find it lucky that the car stuck behind them was a nice lexus with fog lights on. Just a classic image and after a crop of the top left and a run through a fuji velvia filter in lr2, this is what I got. (I did use my tripod so that I could easily maintain the composition while waiting for cars). 1/125@f/2.5 ISO200 FL:50mm
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Practicando un poco con el tutorial de Dzoom me han salido cosas más o menos decentes.
Más info: www.dzoom.org.es/noticia-3989.html
IU Kokomo Preforming Arts presented All in the Timing, a collection of four short skits designed to wow the audience with impeccable timing to create a funny, light-hearted show.
Timing worked out nicely for this photo, with the sun setting while the moon was low enough to be in the scene. This was taken towards the western end of Booroomba Rocks, near Canberra.
Silky Purple Flag (Patersonia sericea) – white form, with native bee (Lasioglossum (Homalictus) urbanum). It landed right in front of my camera. :) [Gardens of Stone SCA, NSW]
Perfect timing as a Harbor switcher heads east while the 513 heads west up the Belt. Thanks to Joe Zaky for showing me how to park on the median of the Kedzie Ave overpass.
I've seen so many pictures of this lake, and most of them I felt didn't do it justice. I hope this one does. Two key differences from most pictures I've seen of Kinney Lake: everyone seems to shoot it in the morning, which I figured would be the best time as well, but the light's a bit strong after sunrise. This was taken in the late afternoon, when the light was quite lovely. The other issue is that the mountains around the lake are so big that the standard approach is to use the widest lens possible. But I found a telephoto approach brought home how big these mountains are.
apologies to Velasquez - his painting here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DiegoVelazquez_Viejafriendohue...
www.flickr.com/groups/makeitinteresting/discuss/721576232...
start images thanks to Temari 09 and Nancee_art
I've been trying for a shot like this for a long time! I would have liked the whole fish splash or even a full jump, but I am not complaining. Hitting the tribs again tomorrow morning with Jessie, hopefully we'll catch a couple... maybe even a chrome.
No Crop. Contrast increased only.
The Wexford Half Marathon and 10KM Road Race and Fun Run was held in Wexford Town, Co. Wexford, Ireland at 10:30 and 10:40 on Sunday 21st April 2013. There was a huge attendance at this race. The weather didn't start off as the runners would have wished with very heavy April showers making for a wet start. However, these showers cleared and a bright sunny day greeted runners in both races for the finish.
We did not take part in this race but feedback from runners was very positive about the race overall.
This is a selection of photographs which includes: the start of both races, the finish of the 10KM and finishers of the half marathon until about 1:50 finishing time.
Timing was provided by Red Tag Timing.
Overall Race Summary
Participants: Approximately 1,000 people over both races (700 in the half marathon and over 300 in the 10KM)
Weather: Started off wet but both races finished with dry sunny weather.
Course: A very well marshalled course around the town of Wexford and surrounding areas.
Refreshments: There was water, bananas and soup & rolls at the finish.
Timing: Both races 10KM and Half Marathon were electronically timed using chip timing provided by RedtagTiming (www.redtagtiming.com/).
Some links, related to this race, which you might find useful:
The official Race website [www.wexfordhalfmarathon.com/]
Results of the Wexford Half Marathon and 10KM 2013 [www.redtagtiming.com/]
The official Facebook page for the race [www.facebook.com/pages/Pettitts-SuperValu-Wexford-Half-Ma...]
Finish line on Google Street View [goo.gl/maps/d9ALs]
Start area of the race, on the Quays of Wexford, on Google Street View [goo.gl/maps/JWE1G]
Boards.ie Athletics Forumn Discussion of this race: www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056777595
A Youtube Video which includes a course overview: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPgWTncBOlo&feature=plcp
Pixels Promotions have official course photography: www.facebook.com/pages/Pixels-Promotions/134057570021199
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I ran the race - but my photograph doesn't appear here in your Flickr set!
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In all that I will say
In every move I'll make
You'll see that I don't fake
Even if I wanted to
She passed it on to me
She walked into my life
The ridiculous and sublime
Beneath the lowered sky
She fell in love
And passed it on to me
I threw it all away
Like a record that you don't play
And all the hurt I saved
Well, time had come
I passed it on to her
Do you realize
Do you realize
To look into her eyes
and to let her go
To pass it on to him
(Was it bad timing?)
-Tom Barman (I dropped two verses, though)
Q433 rolls across Popolopen Creek at just about 4:33PM behind CSXT 399 and 7879. The train has just passed under the Fort Montgomery battlefield site and is about to pass under the Bear Mountain Bridge.
Blue Angels doing what they do best. These are the types of shots I would like to get better at, it's incredibly difficult to time these just right. It's impossible to get both planes sharp, one will always have motion blur because you have to pick one of the two planes and track it through the sky then click the shutter at the exact right moment. A couple more are in the comments below.