The Dark Lord of the Sith who was once Anakin Skywalker before he was seduced by the dark side of the Force. One of the Emperor’s most trusted servants, Anakin Skywalker was gravely injured and needed cybernetics and armor to keep him alive. This supreme costume is an incredibly accurate recreation of the armor worn in the actual movies!
Skylifter is an Australian start-up company that hopes to use enormous blimps to move pieces of equipment to places not easily accessible by roads:
Heavy-transport helicopters, such as the Mil Mi-26 or Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane, address some of these difficulties, but their payloads are limited to 20 and nine tonnes, respectively, and the huge rotors create a powerful downdraft that makes handling that payload rather tricky. So people have long been looking for other ways round the problem. Now, Skylifter, an Australian aeronautical firm, thinks it has found the perfect solution.
The company is developing a piloted dirigible capable of carrying loads of up to 150 tonnes over distances as great as 2,000km (1,240 miles) at a speed of 45 knots (83kph). This would permit the craft to transport not just hefty components, but entire buildings, to remote areas. The company envisages modules ranging from rural hospitals and disaster-relief centres to luxury airborne cruise ships.
It had been a pretty good run up to that point. The brains of white folks had been humming along cogently for near on 400 years on this continent, with little sign that any serious trouble was brewing.
Your bedroom business is your own—until you show up at your next Halloween bash in this! Sure to make an outrageous statement for this year’s costume contest. Includes a one-piece bed tunic with attached prop limbs, wig and blanket.
Right hand blue? Dont mind if I do! They’ll have their hands all over you while you’re wearing the Twister Deluxe Costume which includes: A Foam tunic featuring Twister game board print and a matching hat with attached miniature spinner.
SB 1449 was written by state Sen. Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), who said it will keep marijuana-related cases from going to court-clogging jury trials, although the penalty would remain a fine of up to $100 but no jail time.
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