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The global response to my proposed book ‘… practically nothing can go wrong …’
has been overwhelming.
But we are still after more stories about the moment when strategy, planning and logic
disintegrate and the phrase ‘…practically nothing can go wrong…’ transforms itself into everything that does precisely that.
All filmmakers or anyone who is familiar with this scenario are invited to submit stories
for a pioneering book about the ‘other’ side of the film industry-the one the public never
sees or hears about.
‘…practically nothing can go wrong…’ will comprise of first hand accounts of those
heart-stopping oops that become invariably the stuff of industry lore and legend.
A percentage of the proceeds will go to MyLife, a non-profit organization that aims to empower Cape Town’s homeless children.
For more info contact Oliver Nurock of Reel Africa
c/o +2721 447 7299
+2782 900 7746
oliver@reelafrica.co.za
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Verina is not a very good cosplayer this time. ^_^' I don't have the right wig and eyes are wrong color. But Verina is just a model to show the outfit.
I'm on the north peak of Cardinal looking at the middle peak (the true summit). The real route is on the red scree on the right side of the photo. There is a pretty fifth class knife edge that might make a nice route from here to the summit, unfortunately I'm not set up for that so I have to go down 500 ft and traverse some scree gullies.
Title : wrong way
• Subject : perspective
• Location :BRC Unimas
• Tags : Project1ElementandPrinciple, GKG2144
we took a wrong turn somewhere and ended up at a dead end. while trying to figure out which way to go, these kids hung out the window and kept yelling, "hello!" an amazing moment.
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Canon Elan 7E
17-40
Fuji Velvia 50
Rongotai Road and Bay Road.
The trolley must have been pulled out, it signed for the wrong direction, its running on battery power an there is a MAN diesel behind correctly signed.
EDIT: I've been posting in the wrong Levit224 group. I've moved away from this treatment, but here it is so you can see it.
I was goofing off and ended up creating this sailor tattoo-like treatment. I'm not sure yet how (or if) it will work on the CD cover, but I wanted to get some feedback.
I took this picture inside the large 'train shed' in Bristol Temple Meads, with the tracks through the 'train shed' behind me and the main entrance beyond that. The archway labelled 'Way Out' therefore appears to be leading in the opposite direction from the station exit. The probable explanation is that there is no access to the subway from the platform I was standing on, but if my assumption that the platforms outside the 'train shed' are a later addition is correct how did passengers cross between here and the station entrance before the extra platforms were built?
Riddler: Don't panic it's only Batgirl!!! She's just Batman's muse or a mascot!!! We can take her!!!
Batgirl: You know i can hear you right!!