#1574TH

[sbnkalny]

It's a defense mechanism most animals have.

The basic mechanism Whereby Madden fever is absorbed, appropriated, assimilated, included, internalized or objectified into the SUN

[arri-vixx]

(WIP) why have one urchin when you can have FOUR

[railwayhistorical]

A Good Run

Boeing has produced its last 747 after more than fifty years since the first. Designed in the 1960s, the first one flew for Pan Am in 1970. The 1574th came off the assembly line in December of last year and will fly in revenue service early this year for Atlas Air (source).

I ran across this image in my slides, one built for Trans World Airlines, and thought I should share. It’s been a good, long run of an iconic design. One image by Richard Koenig; taken in 1979.

[watchilove]

Breitling Navitimer Boeing 747 Ref. AB01383B1G1P1 - Ode to an aircraft legend The new Navitimer Boeing 747 features the AOPA logo at 12 o’clock, representing its heritage as a pilot’s chronograph. The colours on the dial echo the palette found on the original Boeing 747, captured in its cream dial with black subdials and red-and-white slide rule with blue accents. The “Boeing 747” name is subtly integrated into the slide rule’s inner scale. The watch also features an integrated date window at 6 o’clock. It is available on a black alligator leather strap or a seven-row metal bracelet. The open caseback reveals the exceptional Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01. This movement offers approximately 70 hours of power reserve and is backed by a five-year warranty. The caseback contains the special engravings “One of 747” and the phrase “The Original Jumbo Jet” – a poignant tribute to an aircraft that, over more than a half-century of service, opened the skies and changed the way we travel. The 1574th – and last – Boeing 747 will be delivered this year. https://www.instagram.com/p/CoHjS_orHdU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[violent-futures]

my friends when i try to convince them to listen to idkhow for the 1574th time that week: