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Developing a protective helmet to help cut the smoothest path through the wind—to move it with minimal turbulence onto and over the body— and doing so with a modicum of cooling effect, is in effect the confluence of diametrically opposed concepts. Making a helmet aero, and cool, and work on a wide variety of riders? Rudy Project took the totality of that to task in developing a new helmet: The Wing. Indeed, the cycling helmet industry is loaded with many iterations of tear dropped aero helmets. And while the end goal—speed—is always the same, the results have been very different, on athletes ranging from professionals who can hold their heads in a single tucked position, unmoved for four hours, to age group racers, weekend warriors that also want the advantage of speed, but had greater need to look around for safety, to look down to get bottles to stay hydrated, to receive airflow and stay cool in a long race. We knew a properly designed helmet could be designed better for the everyday athlete—and the pro. That helmet was preceded by the Wingspan, debuted in , also a Cobb partnership project. The goals? Quite simple: a faster helmet for a wide range of cyclists—and a cooler helmet. To score wins in both categories would be a tall task. Wind From An Enemy Sky: A Short Story.Wind From An Enemy Sky: A Short Story - ready help
Aircraft in fiction covers various real-world aircraft that have made significant appearances in fiction over the decades, including in books, films, toys, TV programs, video games, and other media. These appearances spotlight the popularity of different models of aircraft, and showcase the different types for the general public. The first aviation film was the William J. Henry Arnold doing the stunt flying. In Fascist Italy in the s, aviation-themed films were used as propaganda tools to complement the massed flights led by Italo Balbo in promoting the regime domestically and abroad.
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You are perfume of promises and lies, of dirty linens and my sickness cured on land of living and for the birds Shrot died. Perfume of you is carnosine and beige a concoction cooked for my seduction a cauldron coddling essence night and day. I modified this old sonnet a bit, and thought it could be something to perform. Too much of a good thing, like a drrug. I kept taking deep breaths trying to smell all those wonders.
Your rhyme scheme is fresh, and the sonnet form shines for you. Bjorn, one of your most passionate poems to date. Oh to be the target here such passion. I think spring weather brings it out. It feels so good to feel such friskiness. This is really astounding poetry.
You have a way with words. Sonnets and the scents go well together. Creation and destruction mingled. A delight to read and hear you read Bjorn! Such passion in the scents and images.
Poetry and fiction by a physicist from the dark side
I really enjoyed hearing you read this. I know this is unintentional, but your accent gives the English words a lilting sound that added to the rhythm and rhyme of the sonnet. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
To keep your balance, you must keep moving. Dancer resting Edgar Degas. Like this: Like Loading Every word in the poem felt powerful to me.
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