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Wow. How great pictures you have here. Every post is a complete surprise. Thanks for sharing this. I wonder about all the efforts to bring all the pictures here.
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If I'm not mistaken I think the crane "Svanen", the Swan, used for building the Öresund bridge was even bigger. And, it also moved the bridge segments into place with fantastic precision.
You have a fantastic collection of cool pictures here. Great!
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i love watching these things on discovery channel. i saw one where big pillars come out of the bottom of the barge and turn it from a floating crane into a crane resting on the floor of the ocean.
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This crane is surprisingly simple in design. Very cool.
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The submarine....is it a Harushio class SSK?
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This barge is a nice toy, but nothing compared to the Saipem 7000 (that own the world lifting record of 12100 T offshore).
You may find pictures online.
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Awesome! Dig those case mods.
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awesome pics!
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enjoyed the photos!
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Blady hell! Now that's the kind of sea I don't want to get in. Amazing pictures! So it seems the port holes got blown in by the water force!
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Really good pictures. Had a few ships come into our port with damage caused by waves.
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has anyone been through this??
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George Clooney?
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Great pics - love 'em.
I went through a couple of situations like this in the Navy on a Spruance-class destroyer.
Waves over 40 feet tall submerged the bow, ripped fire hoses off their fittings and flattened the life rails to the deck. The whole ship shuddered with every wave impact. We had to wear seatbelts at our watchstations. Although we were half afraid the bow would break off, it was kind of a fun experience.
At one time, we were steaming with an older ship that had riveted hull plates, and we had to turn away from the waves because she was springing her rivets from the impact of running into the waves. Going parallel to those waves is much worse from a comfort standpoint. The worst though is quartering the waves, because you go up and down at the same time as you're rolling side-to-side - tough to eat or keep your food down when that's going on.
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That is so very, very cool.
Doesn't make me regret not following the family tradition of working at sea though!
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I am not russian and no pilot but took that awesome picture of snow in the dessert yesterday ...
http://www.random-good-stuff.com/index.php/2007/01/18/snow-in-the-desert/
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wow amazing photos !
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Awesome! Great pictures! Good cam...
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Amazing images!!!
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Beautiful photographs!
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stunning
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His real name is not a secret. "Aleksey" is his official name, written in passport. His mother and wife call him "Alesha" with love in voice. His close friends can call him "Lesha" or "Leha". He calls himself "Letchik Leha" - that means "Pilot Aleksey". Rich and beautiful Russian language allows to transfer many subtle differences and senses just by changing words.
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Ah, his full name - Aleksey Victorovich Kochemasov.
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hi this is raghu
i have gone through this site it is tremendous photography is marvelous here i had gone through an another site which helps us to view whole earth on PC to visit this site click here
http://www.earth-maps-3d.com/
aerial photography
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Nice article. One correction though: Antonov An-124 is called Ruslan. Antonov An-22 is Antei.
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Hello! I read this article! Big thanks to author, very interesting. Write more.
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Wow really great pictures. Especially the clouds looks very good!
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'Winter Landing': it's an abandoned plane. There is no nose cone, where the radar equipment is normally located.
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They really seem to dislike the Capitol Building.
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nothing like playing in the snow to turn you into a stealthy, capitalist-killing ninja
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...and how does Bush plan on "fixing" this?
Houston we have a problem!
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I can't find it anywhere, but I read a woman's first hand account of fleeing to South Korea to escape religious persecution. In that account she spoke about how hard it was to understand the Christian concept of the Trinity because of the way it's used on NK. Apparently there are three people in NK (Kim Jong Il being one of them) who are worshiped as a trinity of godlike men. That's why it seems appropriate for there to be so much imagery in those posters about threes... three missiles, three people, three prongs, etc... anyway, it really caught my eye that they use 3 so much.
shalom!
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Insane. Hello our future invaders. See the dedication? Scary. For reals man.
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YES, THAT IT IS.
Get it, beasty USA.
Korea's people are on the right way with the true ideas. Unfortunately, Korea is too small to beat dust out of america.
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you must be joking
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Julia,
I think the book you are talking about is Eye's of the Tailless monsters or something like that. I think we had that book. Let me see if it is still on my bookshelf.
Ok, here it is: Eyes of the Tailless Animals: Prison Memoirs of a North Korean Woman
http://www.amazon.com/Eyes-Tailless-Animals-Prison-Memoirs/dp/0882643355
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some of the pics are of south korean soldiers ;)
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oh sorry for that post didn't notice the text where it mentions south korea...
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Ref the first photo... Stealth motorcycles?
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Enlighten me here. Why are these posters CP propaganda whereas it is ok for GWB to call other countries the Axis of Evil?
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And this is why we need mecha dammit. Japan you are letting the side down! Stop pretending to fund inhuman whale research so you can secretly eat them and put more money into developing more humane mecha. Go Robotech.
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Um.... im korean and i should say this
the pics of soldiers in snow are south korean soldiers
i can clearly see my country's mark...
ps.im south korean
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http://farm1.static.flickr.com/141/361382996_cd3a6f7425_o.jpg
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/60/360345574_ef3f8e1d7a_o.jpg
these 2 are Chinese
Try get a Chinese or Korean proof read your post next time
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hey can we get some one to translate these posters?!?!?!
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Please proofread your content. Two of the posters (not the army training pictures) are clearly Chinese, with Chinese characters, one poster actually saying "China" in it. The fact you lump them all together in one generic translation is definitely not true. The translation you provided does not apply to the Chinese posters, although because I cannot read Korean, I wouldn't be able to tell about the others. The fact that you cannot tell the difference is unacceptable, especially if you're going to group all of them together. Also, the Chinese posters don't even have "anti-US" sentiments in them. There's nothing that says "down with captialism" in them, and there's not even a picture of them crushing a capitol building, or beating the crap out of an American. And also, you can clearly see the South Korean symbol in the headbands of some of the army training pictures. Please take down or make a note of the pictures I've mentioned, as I'm assuming most of your readers will assume what you have when you posted these pictures. No hard feelings, just please be more accurate.
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i think most of them is not real.
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Did anyone else see the North Korean Women ARMY??? I am impressed. haha.
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Um, is it just me or is the American "Flag" in poster number 5 shaped like Canada?
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That is some serious hopping in the one picture. If I saw a bunch of crazed ice and snow loving guys hopping my way, I would be moving on.
I don't really think that human beings are a good species to be running around the Universe though maybe we can survive and evolve into something worthwhile.
If not, I'm down for the big asteroid strike.
It would be bad if we figured out interstellar worm-hole type travel in our current state of being; the worst we have to offer is very very bad.
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Regarding the photo with the man smoking a cigarette in the yellow car, the sticker on the windshield says "Vásárosdombó", which is a small village in Hungary. This means either that the photo is not from Russia or the Russian driver joined an offroad meeting in Hungary. Anyway, here is the map of Vasarosdombo to prove that it exists :) www.terkepcentrum.hu/index.asp?go=map&mid=2&tid=2264
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The Fiat-dozer 500 is made by some Japanese artists, if the link works, you can see it here: http://ironwork.jp/monkey_farm/fiat/fiat1.html
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=xI0aWIRIK6I check this out. typical street in Moscow, with typical cars. Any comments?
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Two cars made into one here: http://www.wreckedexotics.com/newphotos/weird/weird650.shtml
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крута блин
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We have the same countryside here
in Canada... seem that these Russians are attempting to drive on winter roads in the summer!!!
You built roads in the winter
where heavy machinery dig out
the frozen muck and replace it
with gravel, which drain easy
and is stable in the warm season.
But all that take money and these
Russians have spent all their resources
making jet planes to give to
terrorist states, built nuclear & useless submarines and non functioning nuke power stations.
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The right hand drive conversion at the top is actually a US product intended for rural mail carriers. The base vehicle looks like a Jeep Cherokee or Liberty
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at chapter 4, moving things, the second picture, the dark blue sedan charged with boxes, is not actually russia, but romania. thelicense plate is romanian, and the car make is a Dacia 1310, most popular car ever in the country
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In part 4, most of the pictures are not from Russia: the 1st is, most probable, from India, for example. Well, 2/3 of all pictures here fiatue non-Russian cars :)
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Trackback:
If you like cute animal baby pictures ...
http://skepticalcommunity.com/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=13851
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These photos are spectacular!
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I don't know about jellyfish, but squid are delicious!
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Shedd Aquarium in Chicago has a nice jellyfish tank, it's lit with coloured lights and UV (blacklight) so they look quite spectacular.
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Incredibly beautiful.It looks like museum jewelry.
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Wow, thank you for the incredible display of jellyfish photos. I think they're gorgeous creatures...
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Japanese are losing fish harvests due to Nomuras. They kill the nomuras caught in their nets, but nomuras will drop their eggs and sperm upon dying, therefore "seeding" the next generation. This makes the likelihood of catching more jellyfish instead of food fish. Japanese rely too heavily on the sea and are creating more of a mess with their policies.
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cool
dudes
and
dudets
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Great pictures... Very interesting.
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That's a wild looking train, must have used lots of fuel.
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He's wrong the UK also use gas turbines (intercity 125 HST's).
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The Oregon Zoo a train called the
Zooliner that is a replica of the Aerotrain.
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Great article! A new book has just been released with Don Wetzel's personal first-hand accounts of designing and operating the jet-powered test bed. Check it out!!
http://stores.lulu.com/m497
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I would nominate the Lago Talbot as the most shapely car ever
Looks a bit like Speed Racer's Mach V.
Looks really nice.
Looks a little too Buck Rogers for my tastes.
The Ferrari Dino still tops my list.
I've wanted one of these since I was 12 ... and I still do
Here is the 1968 Pininfarina Ferrari 250 P5 : http://www.carstyling.ru/car.asp?id=1853
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