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From an old notebook my grandfather gave me. This came from a series of magazine articles by William S. Bennett in the 1960s.
I was concentrating so hard to keep the camera stead - tripod was back at base camp - that their impending-arrival wasn't even noticed until they got into the frame!
Taken handheld for 37 seconds.
The AVCHD is much better but Flickr doesn't support that format (yet?).
Guimbal Bridge
Iloilo
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Visualization of every keytweeter tweet since the beginning of the project. The horizontal axis is on the scale of a year, the vertical axis is over each day, starting with midnight at the top and moving on to noon in the middle. Some of this comes from Twitter directly and thus has a fixed timezone, while the most recent data comes from personal logs which compensates for my time zone.
Keytweeter will be complete at the end of this month.
Some of the biggest shifts come from switching time zones temporarily or staying up late working on projects. But you can also see a general downwards trend corresponding either to laziness or perhaps an unusually long circadian rhythm.
The data will be publicly available soon. Please contact me if you're interested in visualizing it.
So I got tired of Carla's hooker chic look so I put her back to normal. Then, one of my wealthiest sims in this Sunset Valley game pops up, Christopher Thomas. -_-
A bun
The timing advance brought many Nissan Frontiers together. (I was not there but my husband took these pictures)!
DAY 9
Two more teams have crossed finish of timing in Angle Vale this afternoon in the Veolia World Solar Challenge. The second team from Japan, Ashiya at 4.19pm were fourth to cross ahead of team Twente (5th) from the Netherlands at 4.26 pm.
While the first three teams already across the finish of timing, Tokai from Japan (1st), Nuon from the Netherlands (2nd) and University of Michigan (3rd) celebrated with a traditional fountain dunking today in Victoria Square Adelaide, mother-nature dished out another hurdle for theother 34 teams who were still making their way to Adelaide.All teams struggled to make headway under the extremely heavy cloud cover with speeds slowing to less than 30 kilometres an hour.
Slightly bent, the crankshaft pulley, but it is on both Dafs, in the same place, oddly. This photo is to check that the ATDC / TDC / Timing marks are all where I think they are.
This is a photo set of the Shelton Vineyards Running the Vines 5k 10k Race 2015, It is located in Dobson NC in Surry County. Timing the race was Go Sports Timing.
I arrived at this spot along the Forth & Clyde canal just as Falkirk opened the scoring and just after I took this photo Thistle equalised. Thistle went on to win 4-1. Partick Thistle v Falkirk, SFL Division 1, 19th January 2013.
Nice timing on my part. The Japanese beetles are here, DA** THEM! Every pic I've tried to take, the bugs were either mating or pooping. Anyway, I think their iridescent green and bronze colors and silly white (hairy!) stripes are appealing even tho the bug is a nasty pest.
"To win, you really have to give everything of yourself. If you come in second, you're going to wish you could've found something more." In Men's Health today, the day after Cadel came second.
Badminton shots aren't easy with manual focus, but this one worked out nicely even with a shallow DOF.
Roses 2009.
Pentax ME Super, 70mm, f/4, ISO 1600
This is my other golf shot that I took while I was fooling around with my lighting. I had 1 ball in hand so I had 1 chance to get this right and I nailed it... Trying to time your swing to the 10sec timer isn't easy at all...
STROBIST: Canon 540EX to right of camera and about 8ft in front of me (1/4 power @ 18mm), 550EZ about 6ft off of my right shoulder (1/16 power @ 50mm w/ full CTO gel), Triggered using Cactus V4s
Whilst changing trains at Warrington Bank Quay on 18 June 2018, there were quite a few enthusiasts waiting for something. I asked what was due, and this was the reason...a double headed northbound steam railtour including Flying Scotsman tucked inside. The train was travelling about 80 mph and my timing was slightly out pressing the shutter, resulting in this unfortunate error!