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[the H team]

R I P Harper

[The Jester]

Good morning everyone.Attachment 306005IT'S FRIDAY.

I'm seeing a new piccie to go with your new heart
which was hiding in your wall perhaps?

[The Jester]

Beer???

It seems I too miscounted the cans!

[The Jester]

Getting ready for the weekend in style!

That sucks!

[The Jester]

In preparation for the upcoming U.S. election.
A message from Canada:

http://www.americabutbetter.com/

[the H team]

[SillyLoocie]

Oh dear. You gotta love a crafty dog

[Spartacus]

Oh dear. You gotta love a crafty dog

That's so funny Loocie Way too cute

[kawam]

What a Great idea!



Imagine soaring high above the riotous autumn colours of the Don Valley aboard a comfortable cable car that would connect the bustle of Danforth Ave. with the natural surroundings of Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Ave.
That is the $20- to $25-million proposal for Toronto’s first gondola being floated by a private company called Bullwheel International Cable Car Corp.

Envisioned as a major tourist attraction, the Don Valley cable car could be up and running in three or four years, although that is an aggressive timeline, admits the company’s CEO. It would be built and operated without public money.

“(Gondolas) are proven technology. Our technical director is a third generation ropeway technician who’s built systems all over the world. He commissioned 10 of the lifts for the Sochi Olympics,” said CEO Steven Dale.

The gondola still needs to meet rigorous public and civic approvals, but Mayor John Tory said it could fit with his agenda “to move people any way we can.” He called the concept “exciting” and “novel.”

“I don’t know why we’d reject any means of getting people around,” he said.

Gondolas are mostly associated with ski hills, but increasingly they are being integrated into urban landscapes, said Tory.

“We’re trying to come to grips with what kinds of ways we can provide people greater access to the ravines without being too obtrusive... The concept of a cable car that goes through some land that is beautiful and scenic is very appealing,” said the mayor.

[dededi]

[dededi]

[ecat444]

Here's a Neat Cat!



This Strange Wild Cat Is Called A Caracal… And It Might Just Be The Cutest Animal In The World.





Caracals actually have a fairly good rapport with humans and are sometimes kept as pets.

[Spartacus]

Nice Try Guy

[WolfDio]

What a Great idea!



Imagine soaring high above the riotous autumn colours of the Don Valley aboard a comfortable cable car that would connect the bustle of Danforth Ave. with the natural surroundings of Evergreen Brick Works on Bayview Ave.
That is the $20- to $25-million proposal for Toronto’s first gondola being floated by a private company called Bullwheel International Cable Car Corp.

Envisioned as a major tourist attraction, the Don Valley cable car could be up and running in three or four years, although that is an aggressive timeline, admits the company’s CEO. It would be built and operated without public money.

“(Gondolas) are proven technology. Our technical director is a third generation ropeway technician who’s built systems all over the world. He commissioned 10 of the lifts for the Sochi Olympics,” said CEO Steven Dale.

The gondola still needs to meet rigorous public and civic approvals, but Mayor John Tory said it could fit with his agenda “to move people any way we can.” He called the concept “exciting” and “novel.”

“I don’t know why we’d reject any means of getting people around,” he said.

Gondolas are mostly associated with ski hills, but increasingly they are being integrated into urban landscapes, said Tory.

“We’re trying to come to grips with what kinds of ways we can provide people greater access to the ravines without being too obtrusive... The concept of a cable car that goes through some land that is beautiful and scenic is very appealing,” said the mayor.

I do not Think that I would Call it "Toronto's First Gondola"...

[ecat444]

Biker picks up abused dog and makes him his "co-pilot"!

From the outside, Brandon looks like a rough-and-tumble cowboy. But with his goatee, tattoos and leather, the biker from Burleson, Texas recently showed the world that you simply cannot judge a book by its cover.

Brandon was riding on his motorcycle, on his way to meet his dad, when he spotted a vehicle pulled over on Highway 171 — and a man beating an innocent little white dog. Brandon was shocked as he watched the scene unfold in his rearview mirror. This monster of a human threw the dog into the air curbside and drove off, leaving the poor dog to die on the side of the road. “I went after the guy just to give him a number one sign,” Brandon writes on Facebook. “And I now have a Co pilot — Meet Mr. DAVIDSON.”
That’s right — Brandon plucked up his new co-pilot right there on the spot, saving his life and giving him a second chance. Mr. Davidson rode on Brandon’s beloved Harley for the rest of the day and absolutely loved the wind whipping in his face and the feeling of the open road. He was finally safe.
When Brandon isn’t riding his motorcycle, he’s singing and writing songs. In fact, rescuing Mr. Davidson inspired him to write a song about his new best friend… and now his original song and music video are going viral. Check it out below.

Facebook / Brandon Turnbow

Brandon Turnbow, a biker from Burleson, Texas, was recently out riding his motorcycle when he saw a little white dog being beaten by the side of the highway.
After a man threw the dog onto the curb and drove off, Brandon sprung into action and became a superhero.




Brandon picked up the pup, named him Mr. Davidson (after the famous Harley, of course) and placed him safely on the back of his bike.
After enjoying a day spent on the open road, Brandon decided to adopt Mr. Davidson and give him the home he deserved.

Facebook / Brandon Turnbow

“Well looks like my Co pilot has found peace,” Brandon writes on Facebook. “His belly is full and he found the pillow.”
This lucky pup now lives with Brandon and his family, and has an amazing dad to take care of him for the rest of his life.
Now all he needs is a pair of matching goggles and a leather vest.

Facebook / Brandon Turnbow

But Brandon took his heroism a step further. “Lets all join together to make this happen on an epic scale. I know there are a lot of Bikers out there that love animals so how would you like it if we sent Bikers to collect abused animals near you?”
So touched by his experience with Mr. Davidson, Brandon started a non-profit organization called Baaang Bikers Against Animal Abuse National Global.




“And you’ll never have to worry again in your life. ‘Bout getting kicked down and thrown to the side. We’ll always have fun and go riding in the sun, Mr. Davidson.”