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An Evening with Midian's Finest Mitz and I harassing some MPD. Had good fun with this scene :) [6:44] Ashur Kentoku walks up to Jazon and pokes him in the chest with a claw...` I hear ya been messing with my Mitzy here!` she mews, grinning. `Seems you accuse her of blowing up the MPD. Is that right?` [6:45] Jazon Checchinato nods "Indeed I have, because it's true..." [6:45] Ashur Kentoku snorts...`So wheres your evidence, mm?` [6:45] Mitz Xi walks up too as she looks at his tail..."Yeah he come in to TZ and hit on me... like a dog in heat" [6:46] Jazon Checchinato turns some so his tail is out of view "My evidence is the chief nearly being killed, and her behavior when we brought her in for holding" [6:47] Ashur Kentoku laughs....`Typical MPD response. I should have expected no less. Pathetic. Well, shes here. So why not arrest her?` [6:47] Ashur Kentoku tilts her head, eyebrow raised... [6:47] You: `Well? If you`re SO RIGHT, why not arrest her?` [6:47] Jazon Checchinato shrugs "Because I ain't as stupid as many people think I am, for one.. I'm out numbered" [6:47] Ashur Kentoku laughs again... [6:48] You: `Aww.....` she mews. `But Iz jus a liddle girl! Surely I cant hurt ya!` [6:48] Mitz Xi: "Lets see... I walked into the station.. on my own.. with no cuffs on... and your bitch chief swings a baton at me? Is that how you question people nowadays.. then maybe I should be beating the shit out of you now" [6:49] You: `They thugs, Mitz. Its an MPD thing...` [6:49] Jazon Checchinato looks to Ashur "Once more.. do you really think I'm stupid?" [6:49] Ashur Kentoku looks back at Jazon...`Actually yes, I do.` [6:49] Mitz Xi: Oh... so MPD is not real cops [6:49] You: `Cos your so-called evidence is a joke, and so are you.` [6:49] Jazon Checchinato shrugs "Don't see why ya do... I seem to recall helping your family when you were a Commander in the Catwalker pride.." [6:50] Mitz Xi: "Ooooo he didn't just go there!" [6:50] You: `What would you know about me? I never seen you around until recently` [6:51] Jazon Checchinato blinks "I was the one who helped your family find out who murdered Chisaki.." [6:51] Mitz Xi: Chi Chi? [6:52] Ashur Kentoku makes a face...`Well good for you. Is that supposed to vindicate you?` [6:52] You: `And the whole MPD is a joke actually. I dont think Ive ever seen them complete a police action successfully in the years Ive been here.` [6:53] Mitz Xi: Wait.. I know what we will do... how about.. we lock this officer into a a tiny room.. with three of us.. and see how long he lasts... [6:53] Jazon Checchinato quirks an eyebrow "Three of you?" [6:53] Ashur Kentoku grins...`Well, I already know the answer to that...but its an entertaining thought...` [6:54] Mitz Xi: you have no idea who you are fucking with... and with Chang comes... .... [6:54] Artika Muliaina stops and stares at the amazing cafe-on-wheels that has appeared by the taxistand. [6:54] Mitz Xi shivers at the thought of Chang [6:55] Ashur Kentoku blinks at Mitz words, looking uncomfortable at the mention of Chang, the name she hasnt heard for so long... [6:55] Jazon Checchinato narrows his eyes and stares at Mitz "You honestly think a wannabe cat can intimidate me? I've dealt with people twice your size, been smacked around by a biomech, curbstomped by the fookin' Warden..." [6:56] Mitz Xi: You think that impresses me? I fought a bio-mech war machine for six hours... I held my own against that wWrden.. have I fought two others before him... and you are a wannabe cop [6:57] Mitz Xi: run about whimpering like a dog... writing tickets... that is all you are good for [6:57] Ashur Kentoku sighs...`See? I was right Jazon...you ARE dumb! Thinking you can dismiss Mitz like that!?` [6:57] Jazon Checchinato laughs "I actualy think another thing I was quite good with was putting bullets in you as you were being carried off" [6:58] Mitz Xi smiles as she clenchs her tiny fists... her eyes narrow on Jazon... [6:59] Mitz Xi: "You don't want to see me pissed off... six one three will not stop until you are not breathing" [6:59] Ashur Kentoku recognizes Mitz`s behaviour and relaxes subtly as she watches.... [7:00] Artika Muliaina half listens to Mitz and Ashur and Jazon as she walks to the entrance as if drawn there... she isnt really hungry, and not for anything the cafe would sell anyway, but it would just be... cool to sit in the back, she thinks, stepping up to the ramp with a smirk. "Hello," she says to Zoe, stepping on. "This is your cafe, yes?" [7:00] Zoe Calvert: "Tat's right! 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Entry No. 7 : Time Attack Since 2006, I've been driving on tight B roads, usually BT and Genting but occasionally Ulu Yam or Semenyih. They're quite safe by Malaysian standards and relatively traffic free so it offers enough space to get up to speed and practice car control. Admittedly getting this wrong can result in pain and damage, but I've never pushed my abilities (or car) beyond physical limits (well, I don't anyway, I can't speak for all of us). I don't overtake on blind corners etc, so there's no annoyance or danger to other road users. Another reason I do this is because it reveals how well a car handles. Car handling can vary greatly. Front wheel drives, rear wheel drives, four wheel drives, hatchbacks, sedans, coupes, heavy and light cars... they all have different driving characteristics and different limits of grip. There's no point pushing a car hard on a highway if all it will show is straight line speed an acceleration. That's not a basis for comparison. In the last few months, we've started timing and taking videos of each run in order to chart progression. Admittedly it's not very scientific; some are done in the wet, some in the dry, some during the day and some at night, almost never with the same car so it is hard to do a direct comparison. I suppose aiming for a target is the most we can do in terms of seeing how far we've come. However, at times it's impossible to get a clean time because of traffic... but some things can't be helped. The target for BT's downhill tends to stand at 5 minutes and uphill stands at 5:15. I've actually beaten these times before, but without a proper reading from a GPS, it's hard to prove I ever did... That and the fact that some fool got in my way on the way down (that run really opened my eyes up to how amazing quattro was). It was mostly self satisfaction. Anyway, my latest (clean) run uphill yielded a: Time of : 5:00 Average speed of : 86 km/h Top speed of 143 km/h and my latest (messy) downhill run had a: Time of 5:08 Average speed of 84 km/h Top speed of 152 km/h ... which doesn't really make sense considering the downhill should be faster. Well, the uphill was done in an A5 and the downhill was done in a 535i with a slow Sentra in the way... I figure without the Sentra blocking me, I could have pulled a sub 5 minute time. The weekend's here once again! Have fun people. As for the picture, view it in large size and look at the rear window. Lulz. me a little about me See also: wonder wheel wiki fur steering wheel cover power wheels wild thing work wheels 11r newest 18 wheels of steel game scotland falkirk wheel ride on toy car power wheels battery operated 6v sale deals on wheels louisiana 3dm longboard wheels |
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Soundtracks Sucede que andaba armando mi Soundtracks verano MMVIII… Como todo veranillo de últimos tres años, es una oportuna experiencia para ejercer el amor en su total extensión, compromiso y descaro… Gracias por la preocupación amigos flickeros, foteros, texteros y dibujeros, desde acá, al lado del mar, todo cobra justo sentido… Éste weonsito –el de la foto- soy yo. En el trabajo; Sí, porque los dramaturgos, rostros y escritores también trabajamos y cumplimos horarios y cargamos nuestros mundos observando, viviendo y sintiendo… -como te quedó el ojo, rucio- Comienza Marzo; asesorías, clases, direcciones académicas, convenios formales y tratados de hombres grandes… no prometo muchas fotillos o textos para estos días, la pega es grande, conmovedora para mi gusto, genial desde luego, se vienen cosas magnánimas y fuertes, eso sí algo choro haré, sospecho que seguiré con registros documentales y textos propios… Saludos y abrazos a ti, Fabián, suerte en tu beca de neuro en Alemania, te extrañaré más que la puta, rucio; en Viña, Recreo, Pagano, Valpo, Cinzano y el café de los jueves… Extrañaré tus conversaciones cuicas, irónicas, detestables y tu admiración a mi noble genio… prometo ir a verte en invierno… Reverencias para ti, Ossandón… Donde estés y con quién estés en Reñaca, te mando el manso abrazo, a ver si este año nos mandamos a la puta y nos juntamos de una… Será bueno verte, compañero… tenemos que armar tu discurso, ¿Recuerdas?... Abrazos para ti, perro, gracias por tus tiempos, estaciones y circunstancias, ser tu amigo y además tu hermano, es un manso orgullo, te quiero de aquí hasta la puta… “Fue la piel de tus dedos en mi espalda, el susurro húmedo arrastrado por tu lengua, tus ojillos azabaches y demenciales, tu piel morena untando la mía bajo el ir y venir de nuestros fantasmas; recojo tus memorias y acaricio desde luego las nuestras, llamo al urgente futuro que nos espera… ¿Amor?, ¿Trincheras?, ¿vuelvo a llamarte, amor?... Sé que a esta hora vienes, tus sueños tejen al igual que los míos; ¿seremos?, ¿estamos?, ¿vivimos?… te extraño, sé que te necesito, y también sé que piensas lo mismo… besos…” Y que tanto.... Así es la práctica del amors… Hay cosas que derechamente valen la pena vivir… Se cuidan… Adri. Victorian steampunk bicycle necklace Penny Farthing retro butterfly punk resin Whiskey Darling Length: 11" Width of pendant: 2.25" Circumference of neck: 18" Poured resin, in a beautiful ruffled square shape. Adorned with swarovsk crystals and a vintage butterfly embellishment. Whenever I look at this necklace, I automatically think of Mr. Burns from the Simpsons as well as get the Queen song "Bicycle" in my head.... This type of bike is called a Penny-Farthing. It is called this because the wheels resemble the British penny and farthing placed side by side. To me, this design seems silly, not to mention dangerous. But, it turns out it does have it's merits: First off, the larger wheel actually allows for greater speed than its same-sized predecessor; at least for Victorian standards. Second, the large front wheel provided for more stability on uneven surfaces, say a cobble stone road...which was the majority of roads in the late 1890's. Despite these "advantages," the Penny-Farthing was also very dangerous, notoriously known for its riders taking "headers" when stopping suddenly or going down a hill. Thus, the Penny-Farthing's popularity was relatively short-lived. I still like the image of the bike, though. I also enjoy picturing Montgomery Burns riding the bike, while a Queen soundtrack plays in my head:) See also: high performance wheels gooseneck vs fifth wheel hot wheels slot cars steering wheel emblems wheel weights suppliers used wheels chicago mag wheel designs robin 5th wheel hitch toy cars hot wheels |
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On this day a simulated SAR operation was conducted by members of the Trenton Para Rescue Section to show the new aircraft to the media”. RCAF Otters 3662, 3663, 3664, 3665 and 3666 were similarly painted with a spurious AB code for publicity purposes before delivery. After Otter 3661 had been formally delivered by DHC to the RCAF on 28th March '53, it was allocated that month to the Central Experimental & Proving Establishment (CEPE) at Rockcliffe, Ottawa for the purposes of evaluation of this new type of aircraft to enter RCAF service. It then went to the Fort Churchill, Manitoba Station Flight, where its arrival is recorded on 4th July 1953. It entered service with the Flight alongside Norseman 789. The diary of the Churchill Station Flight records the many missions undertaken by 3661. It operated on floats during the summer months from Landing Lake at Churchill. On 14th August '53 it operated a medevac to Baker Lake and on 20th August was in the Duck Lake and Neultin Lake areas searching for a lost trapper. Later that month it was involved in the search for 405 Squadron Lancaster 999 which had crashed, and performed a coast crawl from York Factory to Eskimo Point. When the Lancaster was found, its crew of 8 were picked up by the Otter from the lake where it had ditched and were flown to Churchill. On 31st August '53 both Norseman 789 and Otter 3661 flew to Ennadai Lake with rations. On 6th October '53 the Otter made its last float trip to Knife Lake and on 8th October was removed from Landing Lake and re-configured with wheel-skis. For the winter months, it would operate from the airport at Churchill, continuing with its light transport and SAR taskings. On 2nd January 1954 it was involved in the search for the Flight's own Norseman 789 which went missing on a medevac flight from Fort Churchill to Baker Lake, a flight of three hours fifteen minutes. Six RCAF Dakotas were also involved in the search for the missing Norseman, two each from Winnipeg, Rivers and Edmonton, as well as Arctic Wings Avro Anson CF-GLA. When the Norseman was found on a small lake at 62.46 North 96.06 West, one of the Dakotas orbited the scene until the evacuation of the Norseman crew and passengers was carried out by Otter 3661 on 5th January. On 15th February 1954 the Otter flew from Churchill to the scene of the Norseman forced landing with a repair party, but its tail assembly broke on landing on the rough terrain. When it became overdue, Dakota 971 from Winnipeg took off to fly to the area, but due to ice fog had to return to Churchill without finding the Otter. It departed again early the next morning and sighted the downed Otter beside the Norseman. The two aircraft had to remain where they were until 20th February '54, when the Arctic Wings Anson flew in with replacement crews, and both the Otter and the Norseman flew back to Churchill. The following month, the Otter was re-assigned and took off from Churchill on 19th March '54 en-route to Ottawa, being replaced at Churchill by Otter 3672. On arrival at RCAF Station Rockcliffe, Ottawa 3661 entered service with 408 Squadron, adopting its MN code. Although based at Rockcliffe, the squadron spent much of its time deployed away from base, having been assigned the major task of mapping and surveying large tracts of the Canadian North. During the summer of 1954, four of the Squadron's Lancasters flew out of Goose Bay, Labrador on the mapping project, supported by six of the Squadron's Cansos and six Otters, including 3661. At the end of the summer season, 3661 and the other Otters returned to base at Rockcliffe for the winter, where they were engaged on local area flying and training. Another major task entrusted to 408 Squadron was support of the construction of the Mid Canada Line (MCL) of radar sites along the 55th parallel of latitude, all 102 of them. In 1954 the RCAF launched a helicopter operation for the MCL with the formation of 108 Communications Flight which, with its H-19, H-21 and H-34 helicopters would carry men, supplies and equipment to the numerous isolated sites. On 18th June 1955 Otter 3661 i Socata TB-20 Trinidad G-PTRE Socata TB20 Trinidad This article describes the author's experience, since 2002, of operation of the Socata TB20GT aircraft. It was also written to help answer frequent questions asked by prospective TB20 buyers about type conversion issues, general operation, costs, and things to look out for. PPL Training This is just a brief bit of history to put things in perspective. I started PPL training in 2000. The objective was to learn to fly so I could travel to far away places around Europe, and to see Europe from the air. The PPL training scene at my local airport was somewhat behind the times... The first training plane was the PA38 Tomahawk which is a type most charitably described as an "exciting" plane to fly, but its condition was something else. The plastic had come off the yoke (the control column) many years before and one was holding bare metal rusted through years of students' sweat. After a rainy night there would be a puddle of water on the floor and the plane smelt like an old-style public telephone kiosk. During preflight fuel drain tests following a rainy night, it was not unusual to drain out several test beakers full of water before the fuel would start to come out - presumably due to perished filler cap seals. After about 20hrs of lessons, I left this school due to this and other less mentionable maintenance issues. The next school operated Cessna 152s, in which I finished the UK/JAA PPL in May 2001. These were decrepit too but quite pleasant to fly and very easy to land due to ground effect being nearly absent. The first thing which became obvious during PPL training was that the entire scene was very far removed from the reason I was learning to fly. Even if the training planes had been functionally capable of going somewhere "serious" (which they weren't, due to range) convincing passengers to come along would be a challenge. They were not unsafe in the sense that the wings would not fall off but their condition was poor at best and only hardened anoraks would want to travel in them regularly. More technically, the range of a Cessna 152 or a PA28-161 means that a flight from the UK to e.g. Prague would involve one or two fuel stops which makes it a gruelling all-day exercise - in each direction! Topping off a plane is not like dropping into a petrol station; in Europe one normally has to clear Customs even just for an airside-only fuel stop, so landings are generally to be avoided unless one actually wants to do something there. It also became obvious, after the 2nd or 3rd cancelled lesson, that flying would be all but useless without an instrument capability. During one Oct-Dec period I booked every day to fly (i.e. 90 lessons) and due to rain and low cloud I got just 3 lessons in! Unfortunately nothing available for rental was suitable for "real" instrument flight. For instrument training, we used one plane (with a working VOR but a duff ADF) for VOR work, and another plane (with a duff VOR, duff DME, but a working ADF) for NDB work. Therefore, I started looking around for planes to "get into long-term" (in a syndicate, or to buy outright) very soon after starting PPL training. 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Vincent Line-up - National Motorcycle Museum 1954 Comet : 1933 Python : 1936 Rapide : 1949 Black Shadow Vincent Motorcycles, "the makers of the world's fastest Motorcycles", began with the purchase of HRD Motorcycles, less the factory premises, by Phil Vincent in 1928. HRD was founded by the British Royal Flying Corps (RFC) pilot, Howard Raymond Davies, who was shot down and captured by the Germans in 1917. Legend has it that it was while a prisoner of war that he conceived the idea of building his own motorcycle, and contemplated how he might achieve that. It was not until 1924 that Davies entered into partnership with E J Massey, trading as HRD Motors. Various models were produced, generally powered by JAP (JA Prestwich Industries) engine Unfortunately, though HRD Motorcycles won races, the company ran at a loss, and in January 1928 it went into voluntary liquidation. The company was initially bought by Ernest Humphries of OK-Supreme Motors for the factory space, and the HRD name, jigs, tools, patterns, and remaining components were subsequently offered for sale again. Philip Vincent was advised to start production under an established name. He had built a motorcycle of his own in 1924, and in 1928 had registered a patent for a cantilever rear suspension of his own design. In 1928 Philip Vincent left Cambridge University with an engineering degree and, with the backing of his family wealth from cattle ranching in Argentina, acquired the trademark, goodwill and remaining components of HRD from Humphries for 450. The company was promptly renamed Vincent HRD Co., Ltd and production moved to Stevenage. The new trademark had "Vincent" in very small letters above "HRD" written large. After World War 2 Britain had an export drive to repay its war debts, and the USA was the largest market for motorcycles, so in 1949 the HRD was dropped from the name to avoid any confusion with the "HD" of Harley Davidson, and the motorcycle became The Vincent. In 1929 the first Vincent-HRD motorcycle used a JAP single-cylinder engine in a Vincent-designed cantilever frame. The earliest known example extant exists in Canberra, Australia. Some early bikes used Rudge-Python engines. But after a disastrous 1934 Isle of Man TT, with engine problems and all three entries failing to finish, Phil Vincent (with Phil Irving) decided to build their own engines. Phil Vincent also experimented with three wheeled Vehicles, amphibious vehicles, and automobiles. In 1932 the first 3-wheeler, "The Vincent Bantam" appeared, powered by a 293 cc SV JAP or 250 cc Villiers engine. It was a 2.5 cwt delivery van with a car seat and a steering wheel. The Bantam cost 57-10-0 and the windscreen and hood option cost 5-10-0. Production ceased in 1936. Shoe Cycle This three-wheeled shoe motorcycle was parked on Union Square in Manhattan. The intention of this motortrike was to advertise Marshalls, a discount department store chain, which, among other things, sells . . . shoes. :-) And the Marshalls truck in the background brought plenty of them to sell, as you can see on the racks behind the motortrike. See also: spinning wheel wiki camco wheel chock husaberg supermoto wheels caravan wheel clamps uk tibetan buddhist wheel of life diy motorcycle wheel balancer fulcrum 5 racing wheels |
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