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Srykis the Darkthal Tracker enjoys using his pet Thalgog to hunt down his prey. With this tireless beast at his side, he always finds his target.
green cannondale track
green fluidisk
front shamal track
suntour superbe 165mm
nitto b123 / pearl
flite saddle
Hi-Speed, ultra light and agile tracked vehicle.
Featuring two XLs Motor for propulsion and tracks with awesome grip!
I searched for tracked vehicle that is light and agile, as a relaxation MOC, in a middle of big projects.
It is a project from Roberto Rodricks, a fast and all terrain vehicle that can be used as a racer, a military vehicle or as a emergency vehicle.
I built it in a two days, and had very much fun building it and driving it.
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It snowed another inch last night in the district. I wanted to take advantage of the fresh snow fall - like a powder skier lusts for first tracks.... this is what I found this morning. I stumbled on some cat tracks that meandered its way to the Washington Monument. I shot for twenty minutes this morning, had to run from the Tidal Basin parking lot to capture this in the days first light.... almost slept in!
Rollei 35S, F2.8, Tri-X.
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Track 4 is the gateway to the Seaview Railroad's yard in West Davisville. It also provides a good vantage point for photographs of the action on the North East Corridor. Here a MBTA commuter train heads North through Davisville. 1/8/2014. Taken by railroad employee on railroad property.
Track panel replacement north of Queensboro Plaza on the Astoria N/W lines on Sat., August 4, 2018, the second of three weekends of work. (G.O. 5448-18.)
Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit
Remember the story of “Red Hat, Green Hat?” You might feel like you’re living it when you see this “Track 1” 1970 Chevrolet Camaro from RideTech -- because it’s wearing a different Forgeline wheel model on each side! This mean machine was built for flat-out track performance. It’s powered by a 665HP 427ci LS7 mated to a Bowler-prepped Tremec T-56 transmission and rides on RideTech suspension, RideTech triple-adjustable coilovers, Wilwood disc brakes, 315/30ZR18 & 335/30ZR18 BFGoodrich Rival S tires, and 18x11/18x12 Forgeline wheels, GA3R on the driver side finished with Satin Black centers & Gloss Black outers and GF3 Open Lug on the passenger side finished with Pearl Gray centers & Pylon Orange outers! See more at: forgeline.com/customer-gallery/ridetech-suspension-3/
Photo by Jason Lubken courtesy of Super Chevy Magazine.
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Track panel replacement north of Queensboro Plaza on the Astoria N/W lines on Sat., August 4, 2018, the second of three weekends of work. (G.O. 5448-18.)
Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit
The fitness industry is ever changing. Over the last few years health and fitness trackers have exploded in popularity. But do users that wear fitness trackers tend to become healthier in the long run? Are the trackers a fad that the wearer will lose interest in after a few days, weeks, or months? Fitness is not temporary, it should be a permanent fixture in life: can fitness trackers help with in this aspect?
One key piece of research was conducted by Dr. John Jakicic, from the University of Pittsburgh, looked at just this. at the end of his 24 month study with 470 participants. At the start of the trial all participants were put on low-calorie diets, instructed increase physical activity, and received group-counseling sessions on health and nutrition. After 6 months, half the group was given wearables, the other half continued to have monthly health counseling sessions.
"At the conclusion of a 24-month trial, researchers observed that usage of a wearable device in combination with a behavioral weight loss program resulted in less weight loss when compared to those receiving only the behavioral weight loss program. In fact, participants without physical activity trackers showed nearly twice the weight loss benefits at the end of the 24 months. Participants who utilized wearable devices reported an average weight loss of 7.7 pounds, while those who partook only in health counseling reported an average loss of 13 pounds. "
The study concludes it is not the wearable, but rather the diet and exercise, along with someone keeping the participants on track, that made the difference. Unfortunately putting a three hundred dollar watch on a wrist and pairing that with a smartphone will permanently improve health.
This is not to say that fitness trackers are not useful. Knowing heart rate, and other biometric readings are helpful and can be used to help with staying healthy and remembering to be active.. Constant heart rate monitoring while running can tell the wearer if they are in the correct heart rate range/percentage to be exercising the most efficiently. Wrist bound trackers are adequate in this regard, but not quite as effective as the heart rate monitors worn around the abdomen. Fitness trackers are useful, but they aren’t a cure for laziness. The wearer has to be dedicated to their personal health goal, and then they have to stick with it. For some spending money is the way to self invest, in a gym membership, or in this case the purchase of a fitness tracker as long as the wearer knows that they have to make the change not the wearable.
Longbowsnyper and were getting ready Saturday to ride at the Ed Rudolph Velodrome in Northbrook, IL. This is a closeup of my Cervelo T1 track bike with longbowsnyper in the background. I am lerning what the 50mm lens for the RB67 can do.
Photographed on Portra 160VC (Expired 2008, but refrigerated) using a Mamiya RB67 with the 50mm lens. Exposure by Suny 16.