#Electric Tractor Conversion

[solectrac]

Electric Tractor Conversion - Solectrac

Solectrac is a leader in electric tractor conversions. We transform conventional tractors into eco-friendly, high-performance electric machines, reducing emissions and operating costs and increasing efficiency. Embrace sustainable farming with Solectrac transformation solutions.

[its10pm]

Michael Afton Headcanons

Just a fun headcanon dump to get into the writing mood :) These are super random though. I think I'm possessed.

Mike is a huge pirate fan. He wanted to be a pirate until he was 8 (which is when he wanted to be an astronaut).

His favorite food is lasagna (his mom's is the best).

He's super tall and has always been super tall. The coach ran him down to play basketball his sophomore year of high school.

He's been working for his dad since he was seven. By the time he's in high school, he can basically run any shift by himself.

His best classes in high school are gym, physics and art class.

He would eat at least two full boxes of pizza per day, if he were allowed to.

He's really good at all of their arcade games. His highest score is in Pac-Man, though.

He's super scared of heights.

He went to a British primary school in London before his dad moved back to Utah when he was 6.

He "learned" how to play the electric guitar when he was fourteen. "Learned" is doing a lot of heavy lifting, because he can only read tab and really only learned riffs and some easy AC/DC songs.

Somehow, he's still able to impress people, even though he is clearly just abusing a whammy bar.

He plays basketball, football and baseball. He likes sports because he means he's home less.

He really likes cars a lot. He suped up his truck's engine when he was 16 and has almost wrecked it in races with other high schoolers multiple times. But car stuff is how he bonds with William, Henry and Ralph.

He's been smoking since he was 11. William doesn't really care, as long as he doesn't steal his.

He spends a lot of time taking over house activities for his mom, when she's too tired to get out of bed. This has made him a pretty good cook, though.

He's kind of a cool guy in school, but he's sort of seen as a 'bad kid' and a 'huge asshole', so he's definitely got a smaller group of friends. This is fine, because he's kind of a loner anyway.

He gets pretty good grades, except for in English class (he has dyslexia).

He has a pretty huge crush on Maria Rodriguez. He embarrasses himself to try and impress her a lot.

When he was thirteen, he broke his arm wrestling the school security guard to impress a girl. His friends have not let him live this down.

When he was fifteen, he drove into the school's gym while trying to show his friends a sick car trick over the weekend. His father has yet to let him live this down.

He and William fight a lot. I mean, most of the time. But they're kind of similar people, with similar senses of humor and some overlapping interests, so sometimes they can have friendly conversations with each other.

Mike likes gossiping with his Aunt Vangie (Henry's wife) and his mom.

When he was fourteen, he made up a game of throwing up lawn darts and having the neighborhood kids catch them. This was stopped after a few too many close calls.

He also made a game of rolling kids down hills in tractor tires. This was only stopped after he got bored of it.

He's the kind of guy that punches wholes in the dry wall.

He used to BMX, but Chip is way better at it, so he gave that dream up because he hates being one-upped by his own posse.

He doodles sometimes in class. He likes to impress girls by drawing them. He also likes trying the Fazbear band. A lot.

Foxy is his favorite animatronic. He ships him with Chica.

He rough-houses with Evan and Elizabeth. A lot.

This includes farting on their heads and forces them to smell his arm pit.

He cackles.

He's a cool guy, so he sneaks out to go to parties a lot.

Sometimes this means stealing William's nice cars, which he will always end up regretting.

He likes watching soaps with his mom.

He's the best of all his siblings of picking up his room.

His room is full of posters of hot supermodels and Playboy models, by the way.

He's given all of the animatronics personalities. Bonnie's is the malevolent, in his view.

He's very violent and gets into physical fights with others a lot.

Big undiagnosed bipolar disorder energy.

He chews gum all the time. Literally all the time. It's very annoying.

He had a Mormon baby blessing, but he was never baptized.

He gets invited to church activities sometimes. People almost always regret it.

He dresses in the more general, 80s rock 'n' roll, hair metal style, but he is a goth rock lover.

His middle name is James.

He smokes weed sometimes. But he mostly just drinks.

His mom's parents live in Virgin. He doesn't visit them that often, even though they're kind of close, because William is embarrassed to be associated with them. He is the oldest of their grandchildren, though. (Teen pregnancy things.)

He was sent to a pretty extensive psychiatric programme in Draper after killing Evan.

He graduated high school early.

[msrpusher]

This fic takes place three months after The Obsedian Echo. Comments mean so much to my MSR HEART! ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

The Space Between

Chapter One: Aftershocks

Three months. Three months had passed since that case, the one that had nearly broken them both. Despite a string of other investigations since, Mulder still carried the crushing weight of blame, a phantom ache of responsibility for her near-death, and Scully the lingering aftershocks of what she'd almost lost, the phantom terror of a world without him. The memory of the sedative-induced dream, the profound relief of his presence when she awoke, still resonated in her bones.

And Diana Fowley, an inconvenient ghost of romantic misjudgments past, still lingered like a shadow just outside Scully’s peripheral vision. But as far as she knew, things between Diana and Mulder had cooled. The late-night calls had stopped. The private conversations had ended. Diana’s visits to their basement office had grown less frequent and more professionally aloof, her smiles thin, her gaze brittle, as if chipping away at her composure would reveal something sharp and unpleasant underneath.

Still, whatever she'd expected to grow in the quiet space that followed Diana’s retreat, a blossoming of intimacy, a shedding of old defenses, hadn’t.

Mulder had been a model partner these past months: sharp, charming, attentive, and maddeningly careful. He never touched her except when absolutely necessary, a guiding hand at a crime scene, a steadying grip on her arm when they navigated a dark alley. He always deferred to her in briefings, a respectful nod that felt both validating and, paradoxically, distancing. He even brought her coffee without asking how she took it, which was somehow worse than asking because it meant he remembered. He knew. Knew the precise shade of cream, the exact number of sugars. But he never let himself linger. Never crossed the line. Never acted like the man who once looked at her in a hospital room like she was gravity itself, the fixed point in his chaotic orbit.

She was grateful for his presence. She was furious at his restraint. She was frustrated by the invisible wall he meticulously maintained.

Now, he was presenting her with a new case, but something about the way his tongue finessed the sunflower seed from shell to cheek had rooted her attention with the force of a tractor beam. It wasn’t like she hadn’t seen it before, hell, she’d seen it a thousand times, in morgues and stakeouts and seedy motels lit by flickering fluorescents. But this time, there was a heat behind it, a quiet obsession she couldn’t shake. Maybe it was the way his lips moved in concert, how his jaw flexed ever so slightly, the pink flicker of tongue that.

“You’re zoning out,” Mulder said, his voice cutting through her thoughts, dry and unamused.

Scully blinked. Hard. Her cheeks felt warm, a tell-tale blush she willed away. “What?”

He gestured toward the screen, misreading her distraction, thank God. “I know this one’s not as dramatic as a ritualistic bloodletting cult or a killer who tracks ovulation data, but humor me.” A faint smirk played on his lips.

She sat up straighter, arms crossing, composing herself with practiced ease. “I’m listening.”

Mulder stood, remote in one hand, seed husks in the other. He tossed the husks into the trash, the light clatter a mundane sound in the quiet office, then leaned against the desk, a comfortable, familiar pose she knew better than her own reflection. “We’ve got four separate incidents in the past two weeks, unexplained electrical disturbances, missing time, and one eyewitness account of a ‘blinding shimmer’ in the woods near a residential community just outside Virginia Beach.”

Click. A map of the coastline appeared on the screen, highlighted with small, ominous red markers.

“Now, here’s where it gets interesting, Scully. The missing time isn’t just a few minutes. We’re talking about individuals found hours later, disoriented, with no memory of where they’ve been. And three of those four subjects, after being treated at local hospitals, developed some highly unusual, lingering neurological symptoms.” He tapped the screen, bringing up what looked like brief, fragmented medical reports. “Sensory processing issues, persistent disequilibrium, a constant feeling of imbalance, and in one case, a complete, temporary aphasia, the inability to speak or understand language. It’s like their brains took a direct hit from an invisible force they can’t explain.”

Scully’s professional curiosity immediately ignited, a spark of intellectual hunger pushing aside her earlier, unwelcome distraction. This was the territory she thrived in. “Neurological symptoms? What kind of hit are we talking about? Trauma? Toxins? Some kind of… electromagnetic pulse?” She leaned forward, studying the details on the screen, her mind already racing through differential diagnoses. “Are we seeing any microscopic cellular damage consistent with, say, a high-energy particle beam, or perhaps even a novel neurotoxin affecting neurotransmitter function? The disequilibrium points to inner ear or cerebellar involvement.”

“That’s what we need to figure out,” Mulder said, meeting her gaze, his expression serious, the intensity mirroring her own. “But here’s the kicker. The local sheriff’s office is overwhelmed, and the area hospitals have flagged these as anomalies they can’t diagnose or treat effectively. We’ve got a couple of doctors down there, specialists apparently, who’ve been trying to make sense of it. One of them, a trauma surgeon, has been particularly vocal about the need for FBI involvement given the unprecedented nature of these cases.”

He paused, letting the information sink in, letting the weight of the unknown settle. “Which means, Scully, that your expertise is not just requested, it’s going to be critical to this investigation. You’ll need to work very closely with their medical team on the ground, especially this lead surgeon. My gut tells me whatever’s causing these incidents, it’s affecting the human physiology in a way that falls squarely in your wheelhouse.”

Scully processed this, a thoughtful frown on her face, already mapping out a plan of attack. A direct neurological component, and local doctors struggling. This was indeed intriguing. “A trauma surgeon, you said?” she murmured, already sifting through possibilities, envisioning the case files, the lab tests. “That’s… specific.”

“Precisely,” Mulder agreed, a faint, almost imperceptible gleam in his eye, knowing he had her hooked, the bait perfectly set. “You like beaches, right? Sun, sand, seafood…” he offered, a hint of his old mischievous glint returning, a subtle shift in tone that was both familiar and unsettling.

She arched an eyebrow, daring him to push it, a ghost of a challenge in her eyes.

“Your dad was in the Navy. It’s practically a homecoming,” he added, tongue poking his cheek as he fought a grin, his eyes dancing with suppressed amusement. “Plus, no one’s dead yet. It’s practically a vacation.”

Scully gave him a pursed-lip smirk, despite herself, the corner of her mouth twitching upwards, a reluctant acknowledgement of his absurd charm. “I also used to like forests…” she countered.

Mulder’s lips twitched with a genuine smile, a small warmth spreading through the cool, stale air of the office, melting some of the carefully constructed distance. For a moment, the space between them seemed to shrink, the air thick with shared history and unspoken understanding.

Virginia Beach – Later That Week

The hum of the Ford Taurus was a familiar, almost comforting drone as Mulder navigated the coastal highway. Outside, the landscape shifted from dense pine forests to salt-marsh flatlands, the air growing thick with humidity and the distant tang of the ocean. Scully, meticulously reviewing the initial medical reports on her laptop, barely registered the scenery. Her brow was furrowed, a classic sign of deep concentration.

Mulder glanced over, a small smile playing on his lips. "So, Agent Scully, did you pack your swimsuit?"

She didn't look up. "Mulder, this is a federal investigation, not a vacation. And besides, I highly doubt there's a swimsuit suitable for analyzing peculiar neurological phenomena."

"A little R&R might do us both good," he mused, tapping his fingers idly on the steering wheel. "Especially after the last few months." He paused, then leaned slightly into her space, lowering his voice conspiratorially. "Unless... you don't like the beach? Is it the sand between your toes? The incessant cries of the gulls? Or perhaps... a traumatic childhood encounter with a rogue jellyfish?"

Scully finally looked up, her expression a mix of exasperation and grudging amusement. "My father was in the Navy, Mulder. I practically grew up on beaches. And I assure you, my only traumatic encounters involved overzealous sunscreen application and the occasional rogue volleyball."

"Volleyball," he repeated, eyes twinkling. "So, you're saying you're a secret beach volleyball champion? Perhaps that's why the Bureau keeps you so strictly under wraps. Don't want the international circuit poaching our top forensic pathologist."

"Among my many hidden talents," she deadpanned, a faint smile playing on her lips before her gaze drifted back to her screen. "But currently, my most pertinent talent is trying to deduce whether these victims were exposed to some form of directed energy weapon or a previously unknown biological agent. The sudden onset of aphasia, for instance, is highly unusual for simple concussive trauma. We need to rule out ischemic events or even transient global amnesia."

Mulder turned slightly in his seat, a playful smirk touching his lips. "In English, Scully?"

She sighed dramatically, but her eyes held a hint of amusement. "It means their brains might have been deprived of blood flow, or they experienced a temporary amnesia unrelated to physical injury. We're looking for subtle damage that standard tests might miss, or perhaps a delayed reaction to an unknown agent."

Mulder chuckled softly, the sound warm in the car's cabin. "Always cutting to the chase, Scully. No time for hypothetical beach volleyball glory. Just the cold, hard, neurological facts." He let the silence settle, comfortable and familiar, before speaking again. "Did you ever think about what you'd do if you weren't an FBI agent?"

She paused, considering the question, a rare moment of introspection. "I suppose I'd still be in medicine. Perhaps medical research. Or a private practice." Her voice was thoughtful. "It's what I trained for. It's where I feel... most useful."

"You are useful, Scully," he said, his voice dropping slightly, the playful banter receding, replaced by a quiet sincerity. "More than useful. Indispensable."

The sudden earnestness in his tone made her look up again, meeting his gaze for a fleeting moment. A spark, hot and quick, passed between them, instantly suppressed by the unspoken rules they lived by. He turned his eyes back to the road, and she returned to her screen, the unspoken weight of his words hanging in the air, a familiar ache in her chest.

Minutes later, the landscape opened up, and Mulder guided the Taurus into the sprawling parking lot of the Virginia Beach General Hospital complex. The massive, modern building, all glass and steel, rose incongruously from the coastal landscape, almost directly bordering a stretch of protected dunes. They stepped out of the air-conditioned car, and the oppressive humidity hit them immediately, thick with salt and the faint, sweet scent of honeysuckle.

"It's right here," Mulder murmured, gesturing towards a narrow path that wound between the hospital grounds and the wooded dunes. "Before we dive into the deep end of medical jargon, you wanna catch a glimpse of that ocean you practically grew up on?"

Scully hesitated for only a moment, the unexpected offer a pleasant surprise. The thought of a few breaths of fresh, unsanitized air, even if humid, was appealing. "Lead the way, Mulder."

They walked the paved path, cicadas humming, waves crashing just beyond the dunes. This park, between hospital and beach, felt like a place of natural healing. Scully breathed deep, wishing the ocean's vast power could somehow soothe the unsettled space between her and Mulder, the quiet ache that persisted. The silence, broken only by gulls and the hospital's antiseptic tang, made her feel exposed, her senses on high alert even in this idyllic setting.

Then something zipped past her ear with a sudden whip, a football, spiraling end over end, nearly brushing her temple, startling her out of her quiet observation. Beyond the paved path, several young men in hospital scrubs and casual wear were tossing a football around, clearly on a break. They looked like a mix of interns and PAs, all much younger than Scully, laughing easily in the humid afternoon sun.

Her hand moved instinctively to her hip, ready for her weapon. “What the—?”

A man jogged toward her from across the paved path, long strides fluid, sun lighting his sweat-slicked collar. He was in a simple grey tank top, the fabric clinging to his lean, assured body, revealing muscled biceps that spoke of disciplined fitness. Mulder, watching from a step behind Scully, noticed the way the sun glinted off the man's tanned skin, his gaze sharpening. His hair was darker, cropped close to his head. But there was something in the smile, boyish, genuine, a flash of recognition, that struck her instantly, unsettlingly familiar.

He slowed to a stop a few feet away, catching the ball effortlessly in one hand, his gaze fixed on her. “Dana?” Her name, spoken with such easy familiarity, felt like a jolt from a forgotten past.

She blinked, squinting against the glare of the sun, a vague sense of familiarity tugging at the edges of her memory, like trying to recall a dream. The name felt distant, like a whisper from another lifetime. "I'm sorry, do I know you?" she asked, genuinely perplexed.

He laughed, a winded, surprised sound, like seeing her had truly knocked the breath from his lungs. His grin was boyish, genuine, and utterly disarming. "You really don't remember, do you? Danny Potts. Your neighbor from Northwood? You were sixteen, and I was twelve." He paused, a hint of playful mischief in his eyes. “I’m pretty sure we are engaged so I am trying not to take your lapse in memory personally.”

Scully's eyes widened, the pieces finally clicking into place, the memory rushing back in a tidal wave of teenage mortification and unexpected warmth. A flush crept up her neck, darkening her fair skin. "Oh, my God, Potts?" A small, genuine warmth spread through her.

Mulder, who had moved to stand just behind Scully, his posture neutral but his jaw subtly tight, raised an eyebrow, his eyes silently questioning her. Engaged, Scully? The query, though unspoken, was clear.

She felt his unspoken query, a familiar current passing between them, a tightening of that invisible tether. "He was an old neighbor," she said, her voice a little too quick, glancing back at Mulder then quickly returning her gaze to Potts. "From one of the naval bases my dad was stationed at when I was about sixteen. He... he proposed as a joke."

Potts, oblivious to the nuanced, unspoken exchange between the agents, simply grinned, his humor infectious. "It was not a joke! I’ve been ruined for other women since you came into my life."

She laughed, a low, genuine sound she rarely gave away on duty, a burst of unadulterated amusement. “You were a dramatic kid.”

“And now I’m a dramatic adult,” he said, his eyes crinkling at the corners as he openly assessed her, a warmth in his gaze that was surprisingly comforting, utterly guileless. “But with a medical license.”

Before she could respond, Potts stepped in and wrapped her in a hug, confident, affectionate, familiar. He lifted her just slightly off the pavement, a gesture of effortless strength. For a second, Scully didn’t resist, caught off guard by the sheer familiarity, the unexpected comfort of it. It was a tangible, human connection, a sharp contrast to the carefully guarded interactions she was used to. Then she gently, but firmly, extricated herself, stepping back into her professional space, the ingrained habit of distance asserting itself.

Behind them, Mulder stood watching. His posture was neutral, almost casually at ease, but his jaw had gone tight, a muscle clenching imperceptibly beneath his skin. His gaze was sharp, unblinking, taking in the easy physical contact, the genuine laughter, the way Potts held her, even briefly. A flicker of something primal, possessive, ignited deep within him, quickly banked down.

Potts turned, his gaze still fixed on Scully, and it was then he seemed to fully register the presence of the tall man standing quietly behind her. A faint question flickered in his bright blue eyes.

"Danny, this is my partner, Fox Mulder," Scully interjected smoothly, stepping slightly to the side, performing the introduction with a practiced ease honed over years of joint appearances. "Mulder, this is Danny Potts. An old… neighbor." She offered the last two words with a slight, almost imperceptible hesitation, a fleeting glance at Mulder.

Potts immediately extended a hand to Mulder, his cheer undiminished, radiating an open, friendly confidence. "Agent Mulder. Good to meet you."

Mulder’s grip was firm, but cool, a brief, assessing squeeze, a silent challenge in the handshake. "Likewise." His voice held its usual even cadence, giving nothing away, a mask of professional disinterest.

Potts released Mulder's hand, his attention already drifting back to Scully. "So, Dana," he began, a fresh, easy smile spreading across his face, "What brings you to Virginia Beach? Don't tell me you're finally taking me up on that marriage proposal." He chuckled, but his eyes held a genuine curiosity.

Scully rolled her eyes, but a small smile escaped. "Hardly, Potts. We're here on an FBI investigation. There have been some unusual incidents, electrical disturbances, missing time, neurological symptoms, that local authorities couldn't explain."

Potts's expression shifted, the jovial demeanor giving way to a professional gravity. "The cases with the strange neurological symptoms?" His eyes widened in recognition. "That's why I called the FBI in." He gestured vaguely back toward the imposing hospital entrance. "I'm Dr. Danny Potts, actually. I'm a trauma surgeon here at Virginia Beach General, and I've been one of the doctors treating those patients. When the FBI was called in, I figured it had to be you two. I have actually been following your career, Dana." He then quickly added, "I also serve as the HOA’s contracted security for the summer for the nearby residential community. When residents started reporting strange things, light anomalies, localized tremors, some missing wildlife, I figured I’d call it in."

Mulder’s mouth lifted in a polite, unreadable smile. "So you're on the case, Doctor."

"More or less," Potts said, a charming shrug. "I’m the local liaison for now, for both the residential calls and the hospital patients. Dana, I could really use your input on these cases. You always had the best mind."

Scully nodded, professional but undeniably warm, pleased by the genuine respect in his tone, a balm after the subtle battle with Diana. "Happy to consult. Just send the files."

Mulder didn't speak. He only watched as Potts lingered, too long, on Scully’s face, as if trying to commit every detail to memory. His gaze was soft, reverent, utterly unaware of its transparency, of the raw admiration it conveyed. He saw the affection, the admiration, clear as day.

Scully didn’t notice. She was too accustomed to being admired for her intellect, too used to the professional distance she maintained, too focused on the medical puzzle unfolding before them. She seemed utterly unaware of her own striking beauty, the way the sunlight caught the copper in her hair, the subtle grace of her movements, or how her presence quietly commanded attention. But Mulder did. He absorbed every subtle cue, every nuance of Potts’s easy charm, every innocent gesture, seeing the admiration that Scully herself seemed immune to.

This, this was the kind of man who would be good for her. Confident. Successful. Normal. A hot-shot trauma surgeon with local ties, a comfortable home, a clear, well-defined place in the community. Someone who wouldn’t drag her from motel to motel chasing phantoms and monsters. Someone who could give her a real life. The kind of life she deserved.

Mulder looked away, something hot and bitter rising in his chest, a sickening twist of pure, unadulterated jealousy that he ruthlessly shoved down. It had no place here. No place with her. He was a ghost in the making, and she deserved a living, breathing, normal man.

From across the path, one of the interns in scrubs yelled out, "Come on, Potts! We gotta get back, shift's almost over!" He tossed the football, spiraling perfectly, towards Potts.

"Well," Potts said, shifting his weight, catching the ball effortlessly and tucking it under his arm, the easy confidence radiating from him, utterly oblivious to the storm brewing in Mulder. "There’s a place across the street from the hospital, The Artful Dodger. Still has the best whiskey in town. I usually stop in after my shift."

He turned to Scully, his smile dimpling again, clearly an invitation just for her, clear in its intention. “You should join me. I mean, both of you, of course. If you’re up for it.” The "both of you" felt like an afterthought, a grudging inclusion.

Mulder watched her, a knot tightening in his stomach, a cold dread seeping in. He waited, his breath held, every fiber of his being tuned to her response. She hesitated, but only for a second, a brief flicker of uncertainty crossing her features, a fleeting glance towards the hospital entrance, perhaps.

“Sure,” Scully said, her voice bright, dismissive of the underlying romantic overture. “We could use the local color.” She was already thinking about the case, about getting more information from a direct source.

Potts grinned, delighted, clearly taking her acceptance as a win. “Great. Tonight around eight?”

She nodded. “We’ll be there.”

Potts gave Mulder a quick, polite nod that seemed to acknowledge the agent’s presence as a mere formality, then jogged back toward the main road, football tucked under one arm, whistling a cheerful tune. He didn’t look back. But even from this distance, Mulder could tell he was smiling.

They stood in silence for a beat, the humid air thick with unspoken thoughts, with the weight of that new, unexpected variable.

“He’s got a good memory,” Mulder pressed, his eyes fixed on the retreating figure of Potts, then darting to her face, searching, probing for a reaction.

She shrugged, a small, almost imperceptible movement, and started toward the car. “He was a sweet kid.” The words felt like a period, a final statement on a memory she was already filing away, compartmentalizing, as she did so many things.

Mulder didn’t move. He stayed in place, hands shoved deep into his pockets, watching her go, watching the easy swing of her walk, the slight bounce of her hair, the purposeful set of her shoulders.

Sweet kid. Hot-shot surgeon. Perfect for her. Thus, he hated Potts, what a stupid freaking name.

And still, selfishly, he would go to that bar tonight. Just to watch. Just to make sure. Just to feel the familiar ache of seeing her happy, even if it wasn't with him. The jealousy was a raw wound, but the protection, the longing to simply keep her safe and whole, was stronger.

#Fox Mulder #Dana Scully #They love each other #mutual pining #Mulder jealousy

[chatgptwritesfanfiction]

The Spectator

Every Friday night, the bar buzzed with lively chatter and clinking glasses. Eren's performances on the stage had become a weekly event, drawing a crowd eager to immerse themselves in his melodic world. Among the spectators was you, nursing your drink on the barstool, a shy and longing gaze fixed upon Eren.

Levi, the sharp-tongued bartender who had grown accustomed to your melancholic presence, sighed audibly as he polished a glass. He had seen your adoration for Eren unfold week after week and decided it was time to intervene.

One evening, while Eren was taking a short break between sets, Levi approached him with a stern expression. "Eren, there's someone who's been coming here every Friday just to see you. You might want to do something about it."

Eren furrowed his brows, his curiosity piqued. "What do you mean, Levi?"

Levi rolled his eyes and gestured toward you, still lost in your thoughts at the bar. "That's the person I'm talking about. They've been staring at you with lovesick puppy eyes for far too long. It's getting irritating."

Eren's eyes widened as he recognized your face. The realization that you had been coming to the bar just to see him made his heart skip a beat. He took a moment to collect himself before offering a grateful smile to Levi. "Thanks for letting me know, Levi. I'll make sure to talk to them."

With newfound determination, Eren made his way toward you, his steps filled with a mix of excitement and nerves. His voice, when he reached your side, was filled with warmth and a hint of uncertainty. "Hey there. I've noticed you coming here every Friday. Is there a reason for it?"

Startled by his sudden appearance, your heart raced as you met his gaze. Your words stumbled out in a hushed voice. "I… I've always had a crush on you, Eren. Your performances… they make my heart race. I couldn't resist coming here to see you."

Eren's eyes softened, a tender smile playing on his lips. "I had no idea. Your presence here means a lot to me. Would you mind if I join you?"

With a shy nod, you scooted over on the barstool, making room for Eren. The two of you sat side by side, a palpable electricity lingering in the air. The moments between Eren's performances became opportunities for heartfelt conversations and shared laughter, creating a connection that extended beyond the stage.

As the weeks passed, your relationship with Eren blossomed in the intimate setting of the bar. Your heart swelled each time he sang, his voice a comforting balm that washed away any lingering doubts or fears.

And amidst the growing closeness, you couldn't help but express your gratitude to Levi, the matchmaker bartender who had played a role in bringing you and Eren together.

"Thank you, Levi," you murmured one evening, your eyes brimming with happiness. "If it weren't for you, I would have never had the courage to approach Eren."

Levi grumbled, feigning annoyance but failing to hide a small smile. "Don't get mushy on me. I did it for my own sanity. You were giving me gloomy vibes every week."

Laughter bubbled up within you, the joy of newfound love radiating through your entire being. The bar, once a place of silent longing, had transformed into a space where two hearts found solace in each other's presence.

As the music swirled around you, you realized that this serendipitous connection between you and Eren was a reminder that sometimes, love could be found in the most unexpected places. And as Eren took the stage once again, his eyes met yours, filled with adoration and promise. In that moment, you knew that this Friday night ritual had forever changed your life, intertwining your path with the one you had admired from afar for so long.

note: take you for a ride on my big green tractor

[yonderh2]

Breathing Life Into the Future: How a Hydrogen Power Plant Could Transform Our World

When we talk about renewable energy, wind turbines and solar panels usually dominate the conversation. But quietly gaining momentum—and fast—is a technological marvel that may define the next century: the hydrogen power plant.

Let’s not just dissect this concept with a cold lens of technical jargon. Let’s explore it through a more human story. Imagine a town where the factory chimneys no longer belch smoke, where school buses run silently, and where electricity doesn't just come from somewhere—but from clean molecules. That’s the kind of world hydrogen is building.

Why Hydrogen, and Why Now?

We’ve long depended on fossil fuels, not because we love pollution, but because we had few alternatives that were efficient, scalable, and affordable. But the tides are changing. Climate concerns, rising fuel costs, and technological advances have cracked open new doors—and hydrogen is standing right behind them, ready to walk in.

What makes hydrogen special is its versatility. It can be used in fuel cells, turbines, or combined with oxygen to produce electricity and water—that’s right, the only emission is water. In many cases, hydrogen can power what other renewables can’t: heavy industry, freight shipping, and even airplanes.

A hydrogen power plant uses this capability to convert hydrogen (produced through various methods like electrolysis or natural gas reforming) into electricity on a large scale, offering a clean, dispatchable, and increasingly cost-effective power option.

Real Stories: Communities on the Cusp

Let’s bring this home with a story.

In a small town in Spain, an aging coal-fired power plant was recently converted into a pilot hydrogen power plant. For years, the locals had relied on the coal facility not only for energy but for jobs and regional stability. When the plant shut down due to EU carbon policies, the town faced an uncertain future.

But the site was reborn. It now produces hydrogen using wind-powered electrolysis and converts it to electricity with zero carbon emissions. Young engineers, who once considered leaving for big cities, are now staying—and innovating. Children grow up without the haze of coal soot in their lungs. Farmers are testing hydrogen-powered tractors.

This isn’t a utopian dream. It’s happening.

Types of Hydrogen Power Plants

There are different architectures of hydrogen plants depending on the input and technology used. Here are the main ones:

1. Combustion-Based Plants

These operate much like traditional gas power plants, but instead of burning natural gas, they burn hydrogen. The main benefit? No CO₂ emissions.

2. Fuel Cell Plants

These are quieter and more efficient. Hydrogen is fed into fuel cells, which generate electricity through electrochemical reactions—again, the only byproduct is water.

3. Hybrid Plants

Some facilities integrate renewables and battery storage alongside hydrogen to ensure round-the-clock clean power.

The underlying technology might differ, but the goal is the same: reliable, scalable, and sustainable electricity.

Challenges Are Real—But So Is Progress

It would be naive to say this is all smooth sailing. The hydrogen power plant model faces real hurdles:

Storage and transport: Hydrogen is light and takes up a lot of space. Compressing or liquefying it adds cost and complexity.

Efficiency: Converting power to hydrogen (via electrolysis) and back to power isn’t as efficient as using power directly.

Cost: Electrolysers and infrastructure aren't cheap—yet.

But here’s the good news: with every passing month, those barriers are shrinking. Governments across the globe—from Japan to Germany to India—are investing billions in hydrogen infrastructure. Green hydrogen costs have dropped over 50% in five years. Innovations in solid-state storage, modular electrolyzers, and hybrid integration are turning yesterday’s limitations into today’s opportunities.

Not Just a Utility: A Catalyst for Economic Growth

There’s a fascinating secondary effect that’s worth mentioning: job creation.

A hydrogen economy isn't just about energy—it's about ecosystems. Engineers, chemists, mechanics, plant operators, technicians, data analysts—all become part of the equation. And unlike oil refineries or coal mines, these jobs align with sustainability goals.

In the U.S. alone, estimates suggest the hydrogen economy could support over 700,000 jobs by 2030. A single hydrogen power plant doesn’t just light up homes—it energizes careers.

Why It Feels Personal

Here’s something more human.

When a hydrogen power plant is installed in your community, it doesn’t feel abstract. People see new construction, attend public Q&As, get trained for new jobs, or watch trucks roll by with green hydrogen fuel tanks. This energy revolution isn’t just about carbon credits—it’s about real people and real lives.

Take Aditi, a 29-year-old electrical engineer from Maharashtra. She was working in a thermal power plant, increasingly worried about emissions. After retraining through a government-supported green energy program, she now oversees control systems at India’s first hydrogen-integrated grid project.

“I feel like I’m part of something bigger now,” she says. “We’re not just generating power—we’re redefining what it means to power the future.”

What’s Next?

Expect to see more hybrid plants that combine solar, wind, and hydrogen. Look out for gigawatt-scale hydrogen hubs. Even in aviation, aircraft manufacturers are exploring hydrogen combustion turbines and fuel cell systems for commercial flights.

The transition won’t happen overnight. But every hydrogen-powered bus, every electrolyzer farm, and every pilot hydrogen power plant gets us closer to a world where emissions are the exception—not the rule.

Conclusion: Time to Think Beyond the Flame

The 20th century was powered by combustion—of coal, gas, oil. The 21st will be powered by molecules. Clean ones. And the hydrogen power plant is at the center of that evolution.

It’s not just about switching fuels. It’s about rethinking how we live, how we grow, how we breathe. The future isn't waiting for someone else to build it. It’s being engineered right now—in labs, in plants, in communities like yours.

Maybe, just maybe, the future isn’t electric. It’s hydrogen.

[qocsuing]

Working principle and application areas of gearbox

Working principle and application areas of gearbox

A gearbox is a mechanical device used to transmit power and control the speed and torque of a machine or vehicle. It plays a vital role in a wide range of industries, ensuring the smooth operation of machinery and vehicles. ATUS, a leading brand in power transmission solutions, offers high-quality gearboxes designed for efficiency, durability, and reliability.Get more news about gearbox,you can vist our website!

Working Principle of Gearbox

The basic function of a gearbox is to change the speed, torque, and direction of power. It consists of a set of gears, each with teeth that mesh together to transmit motion from one shaft to another. When the input shaft rotates, the gears inside the gearbox rotate as well, transferring mechanical energy from one set of gears to another. By adjusting the size and number of gears, the gearbox can reduce or increase the speed and torque. The gear ratio determines how the power is modified – a higher gear ratio reduces speed but increases torque, while a lower gear ratio does the opposite.

Key Features and Functions

ATUS gearboxes are designed to operate efficiently under various load conditions. They feature precision-engineered gears, ensuring smooth operation and minimal wear. Additionally, ATUS gearboxes are built with durable materials to withstand high stresses and harsh environments. These gearboxes also offer versatility in terms of customization, allowing industries to choose models that best suit their specific requirements.

Application Areas of Gearbox

1. Automotive Industry Gearboxes are integral components in vehicles, controlling the power distribution to the wheels. ATUS provides gearboxes for both manual and automatic transmission systems, helping vehicles operate smoothly across different speeds and terrains.

2. Industrial Machinery In manufacturing plants, gearboxes are used in conveyor systems, cranes, and other industrial machinery to control movement and speed. ATUS gearboxes help ensure precision and reliability in various industrial applications, enhancing operational efficiency.

3. Agricultural Equipment Gearboxes are widely used in tractors, harvesters, and other farming equipment. ATUS gearboxes offer robust performance in agricultural machinery, providing the necessary power for tasks like plowing, planting, and harvesting.

4. Renewable Energy Wind turbines, which rely on gearboxes to convert wind energy into electricity, are another important application area. ATUS gearboxes provide high efficiency and durability, ensuring optimal performance and energy conversion in renewable energy systems.

5. Marine Industry Gearboxes are used in boats and ships to control the propulsion system. ATUS gearboxes are designed to handle high torque and harsh marine environments, ensuring reliable and efficient operation in the water.

In summary, the gearbox is a crucial mechanical component in various industries, providing essential power transmission functions. ATUS gearboxes, with their high-performance design, are utilized in automotive, industrial, agricultural, renewable energy, and marine sectors. Their ability to adjust speed, torque, and direction makes them indispensable in modern machinery and vehicles, contributing to efficiency, reliability, and overall system performance.

[jcmarchi]

Sumer Johal, CEO of Almanac – Interview Series

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/sumer-johal-ceo-of-almanac-interview-series/

Sumer Johal, CEO of Almanac – Interview Series

Sumer Johal is a global leader with over 25 years of professional experience in building and managing digital-first organizations across multiple industries and geographies.

Mr. Johal has spent the most recent decade of his professional career addressing systemic challenges in environmental stewardship and sustainability, food security, rural livelihoods and digital access equity – within agriculture- and rural-centric ecosystems. Mr. Johal sits on the Board of Agralogics, Inc. a global AgTech leader in data computation for agriculture. He also currently serves as the Executive Director of AgStack – a project of The Linux Foundation (non-profit) where he leads the development of the world’s first digital public infrastructure for food and agriculture, addressing global sustainability goals (SDGs) in agriculture through open-source technology and data.

Almanac empowers farmers by delivering actionable insights through a suite of products and digital tools as the trusted source of global farm intelligence.

It’s core product Semios leverages AI, big data analytics, and IoT to give specialty crop growers—farmers cultivating complex crops like almonds, apples, grapes, and citrus—real-time insights to manage their operations with precision. Through advanced tools, Semios empowers these growers to predict and control pests, monitor weather risks, and optimize water use, all within a single, seamless platform. This AI-driven approach not only supports sustainable farming by enhancing natural processes but also maximizes profitability, enabling growers to make impactful decisions when timing is critical.

Can you tell us about your journey from growing up in an agricultural setting in India to studying at MIT and eventually leading an AI-driven agriculture company?

It’s been an incredible journey. Growing up in a farming family in Punjab (India), I gained firsthand insight into the challenges and rewards of agriculture. I remember dining room conversations around weather, labor, prices and how it got worse every year. And despite that, I saw the determined and moral commitment to “feed the world.” My father worked for one of the earliest tractor companies in India and saw the efficiency that the tractor and its implements brought to farming. Those early experiences instilled in me a deep respect for the dedication and wisdom that define farming, and they planted a seed of purpose within me: to find ways to make farming a bit easier, a bit more predictable. Moving to the U.S. and studying computer science and electrical engineering at MIT opened my eyes to the transformative power of technology, especially AI. As I matured in my professional journey, I started to see its potential to alleviate some of the unpredictability that farmers face daily. I have spent the last decade of my professional life on that purpose in various leadership roles. Now, leading Almanac, my focus is to blend that timeless farming wisdom with advanced technology. Through AI-driven insights, we’re supporting farmers in making informed decisions, helping them adapt and thrive regardless of what challenges lie ahead.

Since joining Almanac, what has been your primary focus in transforming the company and its offerings?

My focus has been on guiding the company’s evolution into an integrated, technology-driven platform for agriculture – for all its stakeholders, but with the farmer at its epicenter. This transformation includes advancing our AI capabilities, strategic acquisitions, and a forward-looking plan that positions us to address the real challenges these stakeholders face today and in the future. We’re leveraging AI to enhance our platform’s ability to process real-time data and develop intuitive, powerful tools that help growers and their collaborators manage everything from water use to pest control. Our acquisitions over the past few years have been central to this evolution, allowing us to expand our offerings and bring more expertise under one roof. Looking ahead, our vision is to develop a platform that adapts and scales with our customers’ needs. We are a long-term data and technology partner for farmers, advisors and agriculture companies. We are equipped to evolve with them and meet the demands of the future.

How do you see the balance between traditional farming knowledge and advanced technology, and how does Almanac bridge this gap?

At Almanac, we believe in balancing the wisdom of traditional farming with the power of technology. We see tech as a tool that enhances—not replaces—the expertise farmers already have. Farmers bring a deep, intuitive understanding of their fields that’s invaluable. Our role is to create AI and data tools that respect and amplify that knowledge. With machine learning, Almanac bridges the gap by making sense of large, complex, orthogonal data sets. Our AI supports pest management by analyzing factors like weather, crop stage, and pest behavior to predict potential outbreaks. This helps farmers take precise, timely action, allowing them to reduce chemical use, optimize treatments, irrigate more efficiently and manage pests more sustainably. It also allows them to store their data, records and plans all in one place. We’re committed to making this technology accessible and interoperable, particularly for third parties, so farmers can consolidate all their information seamlessly. Through an easy-to-use interface, farmers can interact with Alma, our connected intelligence, which turns complex analytics, and a mountain of data, into straightforward, actionable insights. By designing tools that fit naturally into the decision-making process, we’re empowering farmers to make more confident, data-driven choices without losing the personal insights they bring to their land.

Can you explain what Alma is and how it will serve as a “Siri” for agriculture?

Alma is our connected intelligence and offers the most relevant insights from a farmer’s data, partner integrations, and the greater agricultural community. It helps farmers and advisors to spend less time sifting through reports and more time on the farm. For our users, Alma functions as a “Siri” or “Alexa” for agriculture, delivering timely, data-driven guidance to support their daily farming operations – with domain specificity around agronomy and cultural practices.

How does Alma use AI to generate insights for farmers, and what kind of data does it draw from?

Alma leverages AI to provide farmers with actionable insights by analyzing a diverse array of data sources. It processes information such as regional weather patterns, water demand, product labels, satellite data and pest activity. By integrating these data points with their farmer’s own data, Alma can predict optimized irrigation schedules, potential pest outbreaks, recommend optimal treatment times, and suggest other smarter farming practices – across geographies and crops.

Can you walk us through the process of how data from in-field sensors is collected, analyzed, and translated into actionable insights?

The process begins with instrumenting the fields—placing in-field sensors like soil moisture probes, weather stations, and cameras that monitor conditions in real-time. These sensors continuously collect data on vital factors: soil moisture levels, temperature, humidity, pest activity, and more. This raw data livestreams into our platform, where it’s immediately processed and aggregated. We then use AI to analyze this data. For example, in the case of pest management, the system can predict potential outbreaks by cross-referencing weather data with pest lifecycle models and ground-truthed pest trap data. This level of analysis enables highly tailored insights, specific to each field’s conditions. We then translate these insights into actionable guidance that fits into a farmer’s workflow. Through Almanac’s interface, these insights are presented in a user-friendly, visual format, coupled with specific recommendations.

Almanac recently launched an Open Source Project Office. What is this specifically and what led you to champion open-source technology in agriculture?

Our recent launch of the Open Source Project Office (OSPO) is a pivotal step in making advanced technology accessible and transformative for agriculture. The OSPO is designed to encourage open collaboration across agriculture and foster a global digital ecosystem where knowledge and technology flow freely and enable data interoperability and exchange standards. Championing open-source technology aligns with our vision to build a resilient and sustainable food ecosystem. By integrating open-source components into our crop management platforms, we’re not only strengthening Semios’ capabilities but also empowering a broader agricultural community to tackle pressing challenges—such as climate change, water scarcity, and food security. This approach is particularly relevant as we anticipate the need to double global food production by 2050 amid these growing challenges.

How do you envision open-source data impacting agricultural practices, particularly for small and medium-scale farmers?

Open-source data has the potential to be a game-changer, especially for small and medium-scale farmers. By removing the high costs and restrictions of proprietary technology, we’re enabling a new level of access to advanced tools and insights. This initiative empowers farmers to make data-driven decisions that were once out of reach, enhancing productivity and sustainability on their own terms.

How does Almanac help farmers achieve more sustainable practices, particularly in water and pest management?

At Almanac, we’re all about helping farmers make sustainable choices, especially when it comes to water and pest management. With our platform, farmers get real-time insights from sensors in their fields which helps them optimize their water resource use. On the pest side, our AI examines variables like weather and crop growth stages to predict when and where pest issues might arise. By catching these patterns early, farmers can act precisely—treating only when and where it’s needed, which cuts down on chemicals and protects the environment.

Looking ahead, what are your long-term goals for Almanac, and where do you hope to see the company in five years?

I see Almanac expanding its role to enable global food intelligence through data and relationships at scale. We aim to enhance our applications to deliver clear ROI and “need to have” usage for our users. Third-party partnerships are also a core strategic focus, as they allow us to consolidate all user data in one place—where it can be synthesized and deliver real value. Enabling this kind of value is often challenging, as growers and farmers frequently face the frustration of managing multiple apps. The true value lies in the integration of data, not its isolation. Our strategy, built around understanding farmers’ pain points and economic needs, will drive rapid expansion in both user and partner engagement.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit Almanac. 

[aeautoevcharger]

2024 Electric Vehicle Conversion Kit Program Inventory

We have discovered that in the realm of heavy-duty truck technology, there is an escalating trend of converting diesel-powered trucks to electric ones. Electric vehicle conversion kits are emerging as a crucial solution, especially in short-distance heavy-duty transportation scenarios. AEAUTO's innovative electric vehicle conversion kits are leading the way in this transformation. With its expertise in the field, AEAUTO has analyzed and studied representative models in the United States, Europe, and China to explore their advantages.

1. Pioneers of electric conversion kits in the United States

In the US market, two outstanding models equipped with electric conversion kits are the Freightliner eCascadia electric heavy-duty truck launched by Daimler Trucks North America (DTNA) and the Peterbilt 579EV launched by Peterbilt. These models were tested even earlier than Tesla Semi, and more than 1,000 vehicles are currently in operation.

The Freightliner eCascadia makes good use of the electric conversion kit. Given that the wheelbase of a long-head heavy-duty truck is longer than that of a flat-head truck of the same tonnage, there is enough space for conversion without further lengthening the wheelbase. The conversion kit places the "small three electrics" (electronic control unit, air pump, steering oil pump, air conditioning compressor, radiator, etc.) in the original engine position. In diesel trucks, these components are mounted on the engine, but in the electric version, they are driven by a separate 24V motor. This setup increases the load on the front axle by arranging all the "small three electrics" in the original engine position. The three battery boxes are neatly arranged in the middle of the frame, similar to the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600.

The Detroit company's electric drive axle eliminates the need for a drive shaft and improves space utilization. The truck's motor is rated at 470 horsepower, with a maximum speed of 104 km/h (standard configuration) or 119 km/h (optional), a battery capacity of 438 kWh, a range of 354 kilometers, a charging power of 270 kW, a charging time of 90 minutes from 0% to 80%, a tractor curb weight of 9.9 tons, and can load about 22.1 tons of cargo. It has been used by several logistics companies in the United States for short and medium-distance transportation, saving more than 70% of fuel costs compared to diesel trucks.

Peterbilt 579EV also follows a similar approach to electric conversion kits. The main difference is the longitudinal arrangement of the battery boxes (a total of six, two large and two small on the sides, and two in the middle).

For the "small three electrics", Peterbilt integrates all the components into a frame for pre-assembly, and then installs them in place at one time on the general assembly line. This design facilitates rapid installation and enables mixed production of electric trucks and diesel trucks, improving production efficiency - a feature that is worth learning from Chinese heavy-duty truck manufacturers.

The truck's motor is rated at 536 horsepower, peak power is 670 horsepower, the battery capacity is 400 kWh, the cruising range is 241 kilometers (using 80% of the power), and the charging time is 3 hours. This truck is very suitable for driving about 200 kilometers a day in the United States and charging at night.

2. Excellent representative of European electric conversion kits

Volvo FM ELECTRIC from Europe represents another outstanding application of electric conversion kits. Since there are no special concessions for European electric heavy trucks in terms of total train length, the wheelbase remains unchanged. The kit uses a centralized drive, with two battery boxes on the left, three on the right, and one in the original engine position, with a total capacity of 540 kWh. The motor is rated at 666 horsepower and 4000 Nm of torque.

It directly uses the existing I-shift 12-speed AMT transmission, balancing the needs of high-speed efficiency and low-speed torque. With three motors driven in parallel, the model exceeds many European counterparts in performance. Although it weighs about 120 kg more than other models due to the use of a traditional transmission, its 300 km range (using 70% of the power) and 8.5 tons of curb weight put it in a leading position in lightweight design. Volvo's modular approach to battery boxes, motors, transmissions and electronics puts it in a leading position in the promotion of electric heavy trucks in Europe.

3.China AEAUTO's innovative move in electric conversion kits

In China, AEAUTO has demonstrated highly innovative applications for EV conversion kits. This kit places the battery at the rear, which is not only easy to replace, but also increases the center of gravity of the vehicle. However, it will increase the vehicle's roll when making sharp turns. It uses centralized drive and traditional leaf-less spring balanced bridge suspension, which can effectively cope with various road conditions. However, if an electric drive axle is used, it needs to be equipped with air suspension to avoid excessive impact on the axle, suspension and frame due to the increase in unsprung mass. The truck supports dual-gun DC fast charging and can be fully charged in just one hour.

These solutions show that new innovators have emerged in the heavy truck industry. In 2024, if you ask who has the best solution, there is only one answer. AEAUTO has made many achievements in the field of powertrain with its amazing strength. The electric conversion kit solution is already very mature, providing a complete set of electric drive system solutions and key components for small and medium-sized vehicle manufacturers to help customers complete vehicle system matching and engineering development. Comprehensively consider many factors such as power, economy, comfort, safety, etc., and optimize algorithms and control strategies. Successfully applied to heavy trucks, pickups, construction machinery, buses and other models.

What are the advantages of EV conversion kit?

EV conversion kits are proving themselves to be game changers in the heavy-duty truck industry, especially in short-distance heavy-duty transportation. Compared with new platforms, they have lower costs, shorter development cycles and stronger marketability, providing a practical and efficient solution for the transition to electric transportation.

[the-firebird69]

Barbie | Main Trailer

I got a request and I said no at the time and I wasn't thinking about it you said that's how I recovered last time this is what do you mean they said it was Bradley and I started to think about it and I said this is what it is so I did the movie now I already done it I said you said it right in the movie I can't believe it I'm not going to believe in any stars ever again. So he says that I find him doing stuff and I said what does he mean so we're going into the real world and we have this miniature eyes Corvette it's a little smaller not much I said oh my God he said it and it'll be front wheel drive of course to begin with I'm going to subcompact on the body gets ruined and they can't get the panels and they end up not doing it cuz if somebody's stupid pieces and I said wow it's true there's tons of these cars and I said I want to do this so I'm looking into it tonight while everybody's going haywire but a stupid storm and it should really this guy Tommy office he is off the reservation. And he's nuts I said this is a great idea and you make like this used Chinese dirt bike places even better that was more or less a big Revelation to me right there and now he's saying you put electric motors in he can make him more solid state so it's just a grip and a standard Speedo and I said wow and you shield it and it works I'm actually as it works just as well as a regular gas bike and you do the conversion with the motor lower it but different fairings BG would have a field day and he'd love it and being real company and we can make all sorts of things like fake ninja and Bugatti I mean Ducati yeah with the Bugatti that exist there really is like this and really I've I've been in that toy and it rise like a car it's not a great car but we can make it better and he says just suspension tires and rims on some compact and there are four wheel independent front wheel drive so I'm going to get on it that is ridiculous this is so cool and I get his idea but he didn't know like the whole thing it will set it up by our areas and we'll have our capitals with the chairman's board and the idea is kind of pungent and it would move into real cars and he means it too I can make the scout two and you can't really make it much smaller than the original but the original looks like it's kind of fake cuz it's so small in the scout 2 groove so you grow it then you make the real one it's really not much better and he says no it would be a new frame which is sturdier the stamping would have reinforcing and the engine would be new and more along the lines of the tractor that we make or Mac could put a caterpillar in and I said wow that's pretty cool or truck engine and transmission but really the caterpillar is better because it's not huge and I'm going to go ahead with this this is an awesome idea and those trucks will go all day and night and we need that now and this might kick it off and then he said that the dirt bike idea might be the whole thing cuz people don't know how to sell these things they can't seem to sell to anyone and BG can go pick up millions tonight and start shops and we we have trouble working with him but we could do it people have these and you modify them they go massively fast and they're just as good he's in the new ones like Templar and things like that are are quality of the customer Anna even the motor you don't even need that husker and yeah they're really good motorcycle company from Norway it's in it's a great idea you can buy these motors and I'm going to go ahead with it because it's a good idea somehow we're going to do it and it might be that we form the companies and then he provides the parts and the chassis and the engines and the for kids and parts for the kids eventually and then just switch over what's a good idea it is a good idea and we need to do it

Ben Arnold

Yeah we need the song up

Hera

Olympus

[nidhi0]

The Story So Far in the Electric ATV and UTV Market

With the escalating prominence of environmental considerations, the ATV and UTV market is increasingly embracing electric powertrains. Electrically-powered ATVs and UTVs present a quieter and more environmentally friendly alternative to conventional gas-driven vehicles, catering to the preferences of environmentally conscious consumers and addressing concerns related to noise and emissions in various settings. According to Inkwood Research, global electric ATV and UTV market is projected to register a CAGR of 18.50% during 2024-2032 and record a revenue of $xx million by 2032.

Request a FREE Sample of the Electric ATV and UTV Market: https://www.inkwoodresearch.com/reports/electric-atv-and-utv-market/#request-free-sample

Tapping into ‘Greener’ Adventures

Electric All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and Utility-Terrain Vehicles (UTVs) deliver immediate torque, demand reduced maintenance, and provide a sustainable means to appreciate the beauty of nature. Consequently, ATV and UTV manufacturers are responding to the demand for eco-friendly alternatives, taking a proactive stance in steering outdoor enthusiasts toward a more sustainable and greener future.

A case in point is the strategic collaboration between Rohnel Motors and Speed Force, announced in November 2022. This alliance integrates Speed Force's well-established proficiency in two-wheeler services with Rohnel's recently introduced electric ATVs and UTVs tailored for the Indian market. These electric off-road vehicles are robust, environmentally conscious, and user-friendly, emitting minimal noise during operation and offering the convenience of at-home charging through a standard electric outlet.

Similarly, December 2021 witnessed the launch of the Ranger XP Kinetic, an electric UTV resulting from the collaboration between Polaris and Zero Motorcycles. Boasting a top speed of 60 mph and a range of up to 100 miles on a single charge, this UTV is equipped with a 10-inch touchscreen display, a 12-volt power outlet, and a cargo bed. This collaboration further solidifies the commitment of these industry leaders to the pursuit of electric-powered off-road vehicles. Such launches and collaborations are integral to the global electric ATV and UTV market growth trajectory.

Facilitating a ‘Quieter’ Disruption

Gasoline-powered Utility Task Vehicles (UTVs) often generate significant noise, posing a potential inconvenience in residential areas or when seeking tranquility in natural settings. This noise factor is particularly problematic for individuals such as hunters, birdwatchers, and scientists who engage with wildlife in their native habitats. The loud combustion engine noise of conventional UTVs can hinder their ability to access remote areas for wildlife interaction.

Conversely, electric UTVs offer a solution by producing minimal noise, presenting an optimal choice for applications in noise-sensitive environments. Whether it involves preventing livestock disturbance on a farm or facilitating wildlife observation on nature trails, the reduced noise levels enable operators to remain immersed in the surrounding environment, enhancing the overall experience. Decreased noise pollution benefits operators alongside positively contributing to wildlife. Loud engines can stress animals and disrupt their natural habitats, and electric UTVs help mitigate these issues. By choosing electric UTVs, operators can enjoy outdoor recreation while minimizing their environmental impact.

Stay Up-to-Date with the Latest Global Electric ATV and UTV Market

Meet Powerland Agro Tractor Vehicles Private Limited - An Indigenous, Thriving Indian Electric ATV Start-Up

Powerland Agro Tractor Vehicles Private Limited, India's exclusive homegrown start-up specializing in manufacturing some of the world's fastest Electric ATVs, is making waves in the established global market for electric ATVs & UTVs, quad bike electric, 4x4 electric ATVs, and electric UTVs. This fully indigenous brand, piloted by Tej Naik, an entrepreneur from Goa, has disrupted the global market with over 90% of exports reaching countries such as the US, Europe, and South America, contributing to a robust order book. Powerland stands as a shining example of the 'Make in India' initiative, driven by its revolutionary 'In-Wheel Motor Technology.'

Initially focusing on diesel tractor manufacturing, the company has successfully transitioned to electric ATVs, aiming to revolutionize the agricultural, defense, and sports industries while advancing toward a greener alternative for transportation, commuting, and utility. Its global export footprint now extends to Europe, the US, South America, and other regions.

Furthermore, Powerland Agro Tractor Vehicles is elevating Indian engineering on the international stage with its comprehensive lineup of all-electric ATVs and side-by-sides, primed for export to key international markets, notably the US and select European regions. Following the successful launch of last year's XPLORE – recognized as one of the fastest electric ATVs globally – the company is set to unveil its new model, Tachyon, in 2023.

The Tachyon boasts even more power, with 800 Nm torque at the wheel and accelerates from 0-60 kph in under 4 seconds. The anticipation for this new model is evident, as the company has already received pre-orders for over 300 units. Bolstered by a robust in-house design setup and the strategic partnership with LAFA Vertriebs GmbH, who has joined as an investor, Tej Naik's vision of establishing Powerland as a formidable global player in the EV ATV market is on the verge of realization.

What is the Electric ATV and UTV Market Expecting?

As advancements in electric UTV technology progress and battery expenses decrease, a noticeable shift toward increased adoption of electric UTVs is anticipated. While premium models such as those offered by Polaris currently command higher prices, the market is witnessing the introduction of more affordable electric UTVs. Notably, emerging start-ups are actively participating in the electric UTV domain, unveiling aesthetically impressive new models. Furthermore, Asian companies are entering the market with cost-effective offerings, poised for potential importation to the US and Europe.

As a result, the surging development of electric off-road vehicles is set to catalyze a proliferation of manufacturers entering the electric segment, broadening their product portfolios. This trend will foster heightened competition and stimulate innovation in the global electric ATV and UTV market.

FAQs:

What recent advancements have been observed in electric ATV and UTV technology?

A: In recent developments, electric ATV and UTV technology have seen significant improvements in battery efficiency, range, and overall performance. Manufacturers are integrating cutting-edge battery technologies, enhancing the power-to-weight ratio and extending the range of electric off-road vehicles.

How is the global market responding to the rise of electric ATVs and UTVs, and what role do international companies play? A: The global market is actively responding to the surge in electric ATVs and UTVs. Established manufacturers are expanding their product lines, and new entrants are entering the arena, fostering healthy competition. Notably, international companies, including those from Asia, are becoming increasingly involved.

[egliken]

In the forest-1

(Hello, I have written some stories. But I am not English native speaker, so my stories were translated in English with help of gpt-language-chat, which was named by me - Boris. So i t is a first part of story).

In the beginning of that year all the region were light off because of the snow. A little away aside from the main road, it is the end of all, no life was there, only darkness and frost. Nights were being longer, days were being short like all my life. The sun had been to the sky for hour and hid then for the rest of the day. Who would only love to wander in that winter darkness as a ghosts. But a towndwellers could not recognize that. I did not either. Before, I had been walking around snow-covered fields and woods at the end of the earth in far, far abandoned villages. It was happened that way. Our electrician team was sent to fix the electricity throughout the region: to lift the supports where they lay down, where to chop down the branches that hung on the wires. We had been feeling tired before crossed over a mile through that thickets, no cars, no support, only you, your hammer and some foolish humans toys for self safety for all wild land. And it had happened in that lucky happy holyday in winter. In the morning of 3.d January we were nearly frozen in a road already. Nearly a week we wander cross swamps, crept on belly, it does not matter it was winter, but we were wet through our skin to the bones. I might say only one thing now. You may shot me in this very point, if I were going to come to that wild land in the winter. There is one Fyodor in the south of our realm. Who is he, do not know, but he is like forest ghost. When we had met him firstly, we realized nothing. So it was. We wander cross the gully, the swampy one. Suddenly a familiar sound appeared in the air. It sounded like a car engine. But how is it possible? Our motor was left on a main road. The land before and behind us is impassable. Only tractor could climb through that route. How could our guys beak this windfall through? Wait-wait! It sounded really like tractor engine. But how. We stopped. Hush! But the sound disappeared. No one visible around us there. Want me to tell you how big my chills were? Each of my goosebump was as big as an apple! We stood and forest stood too and a swamp was silent. But you know, curiosity killed the cat. We are not that cat, we are bigger and stronger, and we shall survive. So we were going to go on. We had wandered about 5 steps, the sound appeared again, but seems, closer. And it was really a tractor. We were rooted to the spot. Then saw the tractor driving beside of gully there. Suddenly Vitka rush to it: Bro! Take us on a board! We glimpsed at each other and rushed after him. Barely we did not died from laughing, after had come and saw our rescue man. There was a man sitting, the large one like a candelabra. Shoulders he had were like two eagle’s wings. And he was as tall as a house. Hardly had he enough place for him, in that tractor cabin. And there was a radio turning on and there was song sounding “One million of scarlet roses”. Such a great fierce man and he had been hearing such a song. And his eyes! They were bright, radical blue, looks like cornflower, like babies eyes! There was a cart behind that tractor. We sat and rode. Vit’ka was trying to conversation our rescue man, but took no one word from him. Only one he said: “My name is Fyodor”. He took us to the solid ground: “Go away!”. We had had no objects for this, so we thanked him and got off. Some yimes we stood watching around. But Vit’ka wanted to ask Fyodor for the way, but that seems disappear in the air the same way as he had appeared before. It was like it happens with TV. Somebody had turned TV out and a picture gone. So we went our route, and the tractor – own. We climbed on a hill and wow. There was a light in one window. It turned out, Phyodor took us to the village. Not big hamlet it was. Only one house. Only one host – the small dry old woman. Wich choice did we have. Here in this place rested for night.

Tell us, kind lady, is there a village, a bigger one?

E-e, - answered the old woman – Where could it appear? Nowadays all the village dwellers went to cities. No own want to rest in hamlet.

[gloriabomfim]

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the first 9 non-attempts montages involving Dee Dee mistaking pig places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 1: "Piggy's Paradise" Dee Dee stumbles into a farm, thinking it's the city. He starts mingling with pigs, oinking and trying to have a conversation. Dee Dee (confused): "Hey, guys! What's the latest news in the city?"

Montage 2: "The Swiney Commute" Dee Dee hops onto a tractor, mistaking it for a city bus. He tries to pay with a pretend city bus pass. Dee Dee (holding a leaf as a pass): "One ticket to downtown, please!"

Montage 3: "Piggy's Got Talent" Dee Dee joins a group of pigs performing a barnyard talent show. He clumsily attempts a dance, creating chaos. Farmer (yelling): "What's that cockroach doing here?"

Montage 4: "Hogging the Haystack" Dee Dee climbs onto a haystack, thinking it's a skyscraper. He admires the "view" and tries to spot landmarks. Dee Dee (pointing): "Look, there's the cockroach café!"

Montage 5: "Piggy Picnic Fiasco" Dee Dee crashes a pig family picnic, believing it's a city park gathering. He tries to steal a sandwich. Pig (angry): "Get out of here, you city slicker!"

Montage 6: "Pig Parade" Dee Dee joins a line of pigs walking in circles, convinced it's a city parade. He waves to an imaginary crowd. Dee Dee (waving): "Thank you, thank you, my adoring fans!"

Montage 7: "Farmyard Fashion Show" Dee Dee explores a pigsty, mistaking it for a designer boutique. He tries on mud-covered clothes. Dee Dee (posing): "I've never seen such avant-garde fashion!"

Montage 8: "Barnyard Business Meeting" Dee Dee sits with pigs in a barn, attempting to hold a "business meeting." He uses a corn cob as a microphone. Dee Dee (serious): "Now, let's discuss our quarterly hay consumption."

Montage 9: "Piggy's Protest" Dee Dee joins a group of pigs grunting loudly. He believes it's a city protest and starts chanting slogans. Dee Dee (chanting): "No more slop! No more slop!"

These are humorous scenarios where Dee Dee's confusion leads to comical interactions with pigs on the farm, all while thinking he's in the city. If you'd like more details or have specific actions/dialogues in mind for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the next 10 non-attempts montages involving Dee Dee mistaking pig places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 10: "Piggy's Pizza Parlor" Dee Dee walks into a pigsty, believing it's a city pizzeria. He orders a pizza from a confused pig. Dee Dee (hungry): "I'll have a pepperoni and cheese, extra city vibes, please!"

Montage 11: "Hogging the Hoedown" Dee Dee joins a barn dance, thinking it's a city nightclub. He tries to impress lady pigs with awkward dance moves. Dee Dee (enthusiastic): "Who's up for the electric slide?"

Montage 12: "Piggy Poker Tournament" Dee Dee sits at a pig table playing cards, mistaking it for a city casino. He goes all-in with acorns. Dee Dee (confident): "I'm feeling lucky tonight!"

Montage 13: "Bacon-Building Blueprint" Dee Dee "designs" a pigsty, convinced he's working on city skyscrapers. He uses straw and sticks as building materials. Dee Dee (architectural): "This city needs more pigsty-style skyscrapers!"

Montage 14: "Piggy Parade Practice" Dee Dee leads a group of pigs in a parade rehearsal, believing it's a city celebration. He tries to coordinate the chaos. Dee Dee (frustrated): "Okay, pigs, let's march to the oinking rhythm!"

Montage 15: "Farmyard Fortune Telling" Dee Dee sets up a "psychic booth" in the pigsty, thinking he's in the city. He tells pig fortunes with random predictions. Dee Dee (mystical): "I see bacon in your future… and maybe some truffles!"

Montage 16: "Piggy Picnic Poet" Dee Dee recites "city poetry" to pigs during a picnic, much to their confusion. He uses big words and metaphors. Dee Dee (poetic): "In the heart of the metropolis, where bacon dreams take flight…"

Montage 17: "Hogging the Hayride" Dee Dee takes a hayride with pigs, convinced it's a city tour bus. He narrates fake city facts to fellow "tourists." Dee Dee (tour guide): "And to your right, you'll see the world-famous Pig Central Park!"

Montage 18: "Piggy Press Conference" Dee Dee holds a press conference in a pigsty, believing he's a city mayor. He answers absurd "journalists'" questions. Dee Dee (mayor-like): "I assure you, the city budget for truffle research is secure!"

Montage 19: "Piggy Police Pursuit" Dee Dee plays "cop" with pigs, thinking he's patrolling the city. He chases after a piglet with a toy siren. Dee Dee (serious): "Pull over, you're under arrest for oinking in a no-oink zone!"

These scenarios continue to highlight Dee Dee's hilarious confusion as he interacts with pigs on the farm while thinking he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the final 11 non-attempts montages involving Dee Dee mistaking pig places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 20: "Piggy's Political Rally" Dee Dee addresses a group of pigs, believing it's a city political rally. He delivers a campaign speech filled with gibberish. Dee Dee (politician-like): "I promise free acorns for all citizens!"

Montage 21: "Hogging the Hot Dog Stand" Dee Dee sets up a makeshift hot dog stand in the pigsty, thinking he's in a city food cart. He serves straw dogs. Dee Dee (vendor): "Get your gourmet straw dogs right here!"

Montage 22: "Piggy's Posh Party" Dee Dee crashes a pig's birthday party, mistaking it for a city socialite event. He tries to impress with fancy talk. Dee Dee (snobbish): "Ah, the cultural elite have gathered, I see."

Montage 23: "Bacon Ballet Performance" Dee Dee participates in a pig ballet, thinking it's a city dance recital. He twirls clumsily among pig ballerinas. Dee Dee (graceful): "I am the epitome of elegance, darling."

Montage 24: "Piggy's Poetry Slam" Dee Dee competes in a pig poetry contest, convinced it's a city slam. He recites nonsensical verses. Dee Dee (passionate): "My heart is a metropolis of feelings, a concrete jungle of emotion!"

Montage 25: "Farmyard Film Festival" Dee Dee directs a "city-style" film in the pigsty, enlisting pigs as actors. The film is utterly chaotic. Dee Dee (director): "Cut! That's a wrap on 'The Oinking Odyssey'!"

Montage 26: "Piggy's Picnic Protest" Dee Dee leads a pig protest for "city rights," chanting absurd slogans. The other pigs look baffled. Dee Dee (protest leader): "What do we want? More breadcrumbs! When do we want them? Now!"

Montage 27: "Hogging the Helicopter Ride" Dee Dee pretends to be a helicopter pilot for pigs, thinking it's a city tour. He spins around making helicopter sounds. Dee Dee (pilot): "Ladies and gentlemen, fasten your imaginary seatbelts!"

Montage 28: "Piggy Parade Reimagined" Dee Dee organizes a pig parade with elaborate floats, still convinced it's a city parade. Pigs ride makeshift floats. Dee Dee (enthusiastic): "This year's theme is 'Bacon Extravaganza'!"

Montage 29: "Piggy's Opera Extravaganza" Dee Dee hosts an "opera" performance with pigs, using bizarre vocals and exaggerated gestures. Dee Dee (opera singer): "La cucaracha! La cucaracha! Ooh la la!"

Montage 30: "Dee Dee's Daydream" Dee Dee finally realizes he's in a pigsty and not the city. He looks around, embarrassed, as pigs oink in confusion. Dee Dee (sheepish): "Oops, wrong place. My bad!"

These humorous scenarios continue to showcase Dee Dee's ongoing confusion as he interacts with pigs on the farm while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the first 9 non-attempts montages involving Marky mistaking fox places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 1: "Fox's Fancy Feast" Marky wanders into a fox's den, thinking it's an upscale city restaurant. He tries to order from a surprised fox. Marky (eager): "I'll have the gourmet garbage plate, please!"

Montage 2: "Fox's Fashion Faux Pas" Marky sneaks into a fox's burrow, convinced it's a city fashion boutique. He tries on leaves and twigs as clothing. Marky (posing): "I feel so runway-ready in this bark couture!"

Montage 3: "Fox's Fast Food" Marky joins a group of foxes scavenging for food, thinking it's a city food court. He fights over a scrap of meat. Marky (competitive): "This garbage is mine, fair and square!"

Montage 4: "Fox's Frantic Footrace" Marky participates in a fox race through the forest, believing it's a city marathon. He sprints, but the foxes leave him behind. Marky (panting): "I'll catch up to the city racers any moment now!"

Montage 5: "Fox's Free Fall" Marky climbs a tree with foxes, thinking it's a city skyscraper. He attempts a "base jump" with a leaf parachute. Marky (brave): "Time for my daring descent to the city streets!"

Montage 6: "Fox's Funny Farm" Marky attempts to "entertain" foxes, mistaking their den for a city comedy club. He tells bug-related jokes. Marky (comedian): "Why did the cockroach cross the road? To get to the other kitchen!"

Montage 7: "Fox's Furniture Shopping" Marky rearranges sticks and leaves in a fox's burrow, believing it's a city furniture store. He's very picky about placement. Marky (decisive): "This twig needs to be next to that leaf for optimal feng shui!"

Montage 8: "Fox's Fiery Debate" Marky gets involved in a heated discussion among foxes, thinking it's a city political debate. He argues passionately. Marky (passionate): "My fellow citizens, I propose a new garbage collection policy!"

Montage 9: "Fox's Food Critic" Marky tastes various forest "delicacies" with foxes, convinced he's a city food critic. He gives exaggerated reviews. Marky (critical): "This bark has bold earthy undertones with a hint of worminess!"

These scenarios highlight Marky's humorous confusion as he interacts with foxes in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the next 10 non-attempts montages involving Marky mistaking fox places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 10: "Fox's Flower Shop" Marky explores a fox's garden, thinking it's a city flower shop. He "helps" with gardening by nibbling on petals. Marky (enthusiastic): "These dandelions are perfect for city bouquets!"

Montage 11: "Fox's Fitness Class" Marky joins a group of foxes doing exercises in the forest, believing it's a city fitness class. He struggles to keep up. Marky (out of breath): "Is this the warm-up for the city's annual roach marathon?"

Montage 12: "Fox's Faux Art Gallery" Marky arranges rocks and leaves on a log, convinced it's a city art exhibit. He critiques the "art" for other foxes. Marky (pretentious): "Ah, this masterpiece speaks to the urban struggle, don't you think?"

Montage 13: "Fox's Film Set" Marky directs a play with foxes as actors, thinking it's a city film production. Chaos ensues as they improvise. Marky (director): "Cut! Let's do that scene where you chase your tail again."

Montage 14: "Fox's Fashion Show" Marky models "forest fashion" with foxes, believing it's a city runway. He struts confidently in leafy attire. Marky (stylish): "I'm setting the trend for woodland couture!"

Montage 15: "Fox's Fruit Market" Marky sets up a makeshift fruit stand in the forest, thinking it's a city market. He offers berries to confused foxes. Marky (salesman): "Fresh berries for city dwellers, right here!"

Montage 16: "Fox's Flamenco Dance" Marky dances with foxes in a forest clearing, convinced it's a city flamenco performance. He tries to keep up with passionate moves. Marky (dancer): "Ole! I'm the roach of the flamenco stage!"

Montage 17: "Fox's Fortune Teller" Marky pretends to read fox fortunes with leaves and twigs, thinking it's a city psychic booth. He predicts absurd futures. Marky (mystical): "I see you becoming the mayor of the city's garbage cans!"

Montage 18: "Fox's Funfair" Marky joins foxes playing forest games, believing it's a city amusement park. He rides imaginary roller coasters. Marky (excited): "This forest theme park is thrilling!"

Montage 19: "Fox's Fusion Cuisine" Marky cooks a "city-style" meal for foxes using forest ingredients, convinced he's a city chef. The foxes look puzzled. Marky (chef): "Today's forest gourmet special is twig risotto with leaf sauce!"

These scenarios continue to showcase Marky's ongoing confusion as he interacts with foxes in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the final 11 non-attempts montages involving Marky mistaking fox places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 20: "Fox's Fast Food Frenzy" Marky tries to order fast food from a fox's den, believing it's a city drive-thru. The fox hands him a twig. Marky (hungry): "I'll take a large order of fried worms, please!"

Montage 21: "Fox's Fireworks Show" Marky watches foxes setting off fireworks in the forest, thinking it's a city Fourth of July celebration. He applauds. Marky (excited): "These city fireworks are magnificent!"

Montage 22: "Fox's Fortune Cookies" Marky distributes "city-style" fortune cookies to foxes, convinced he's a city restaurant owner. The fortunes are nonsensical. Marky (entrepreneurial): "May your day be filled with imaginary city adventures!"

Montage 23: "Fox's Freefall Skydiving" Marky jumps from a tree with a parachute made of leaves, thinking it's a city skydiving experience. He floats gently to the ground. Marky (thrilled): "Skydiving in the city is a breeze!"

Montage 24: "Fox's Fencing Tournament" Marky engages in a "fencing match" with sticks and leaves against foxes, convinced it's a city sports event. He "duels" passionately. Marky (competitive): "En garde! I'm the city's champion fencer!"

Montage 25: "Fox's Folk Music Festival" Marky plays makeshift instruments with foxes, thinking it's a city folk music festival. They create a cacophony of sounds. Marky (musician): "Let's rock this city folk-style!"

Montage 26: "Fox's Fire Brigade" Marky joins foxes carrying water buckets, believing it's a city fire brigade. He rushes to "put out" imaginary fires. Marky (determined): "Saving the city, one pretend fire at a time!"

Montage 27: "Fox's Fine Dining" Marky sets up a formal dining table in the forest, convinced it's a city gourmet restaurant. He serves forest delicacies. Marky (sommelier): "This leafy salad pairs perfectly with imaginary city ambiance!"

Montage 28: "Fox's Fan Club" Marky starts a fan club for forest creatures, thinking it's a city fan gathering. He takes signatures for "city fandom." Marky (enthusiastic): "Join the fan club for all things city-related!"

Montage 29: "Fox's Funky Dance Party" Marky hosts a forest dance party with foxes, believing it's a city disco. He grooves to imaginary beats. Marky (dancer): "The city's never seen dance moves like these!"

Montage 30: "Marky's Moment of Realization" Marky finally recognizes he's in the forest and not the city. He looks around, embarrassed, as foxes watch in confusion. Marky (sheepish): "Oops, wrong location again. My bad!"

These scenarios continue to highlight Marky's humorous confusion as he interacts with foxes in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the first 9 non-attempts montages involving Joey mistaking wolf places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 1: "Wolf's Wilderness Cafe" Joey enters a wolf den, thinking it's a city café. He tries to order from a perplexed wolf. Joey (enthusiastic): "I'll have a double espresso with a side of imaginary city gossip!"

Montage 2: "Wolf's Weaving Workshop" Joey joins a pack of wolves weaving branches together, convinced it's a city craft class. He creates a messy nest. Joey (crafty): "City dwellers love these eco-friendly nests!"

Montage 3: "Wolf's Wild Yoga Retreat" Joey participates in wolf yoga sessions in the forest, thinking it's a city wellness retreat. He attempts challenging poses. Joey (zen): "I'm finding my inner city roach through yoga!"

Montage 4: "Wolf's Water Park Adventure" Joey splashes around with wolves in a forest stream, believing it's a city water park. He goes down imaginary water slides. Joey (excited): "This city water park is a blast!"

Montage 5: "Wolf's Wilderness Concert" Joey plays "city-style" music with wolves, convinced it's a city music festival. They make a cacophony of sounds. Joey (musician): "We're rocking the city forest!"

Montage 6: "Wolf's Woodworking Workshop" Joey attempts to build "city-style" furniture with wolves, using twigs and leaves. They create peculiar pieces. Joey (craftsman): "These city-style chairs have that rustic chic!"

Montage 7: "Wolf's Woolly Fashion Show" Joey models "city fashion" with wolves, thinking it's a city runway. He struts with forest materials as clothing. Joey (stylish): "I'm the city's trendsetter in leafy attire!"

Montage 8: "Wolf's Whimsical Tea Party" Joey hosts a tea party in the forest with wolves, convinced it's a city social event. They sip imaginary tea. Joey (elegant): "City sophistication at its finest!"

Montage 9: "Wolf's Wildlife Documentary" Joey pretends to be a wildlife documentary host with wolves as subjects, thinking it's a city TV show. He narrates with enthusiasm. Joey (narrator): "Today, we explore the urban jungle of the city forest!"

These scenarios continue to showcase Joey's humorous confusion as he interacts with wolves in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Of course! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the next 10 non-attempts montages involving Joey mistaking wolf places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 10: "Wolf's Wilderness Picnic" Joey crashes a wolf family picnic, thinking it's a city park gathering. He tries to swipe a sandwich. Wolf (angry): "Who invited this city roach to our picnic?"

Montage 11: "Wolf's Wildlife Photography" Joey takes photos of wolves and forest creatures, convinced it's a city photography expedition. He poses them awkwardly. Joey (photographer): "Say 'cheese,' my urban wildlife friends!"

Montage 12: "Wolf's Woodland Architecture" Joey "designs" forest structures, mistaking it for a city architecture project. He uses twigs and leaves to build. Joey (architect): "The city forest needs more leafy skyscrapers!"

Montage 13: "Wolf's Whirling Dervish" Joey whirls around with wolves in a dance, thinking it's a city cultural event. He twirls energetically. Joey (dancer): "I'm the city's dervish of dance!"

Montage 14: "Wolf's Wild Wagon Ride" Joey hops onto a wagon pulled by wolves, believing it's a city sightseeing tour. He narrates imaginary city landmarks. Joey (tour guide): "On your right, you'll see the famous city squirrel park!"

Montage 15: "Wolf's Whistling Workshop" Joey attempts to teach wolves to whistle, convinced it's a city music class. They make odd sounds together. Joey (enthusiastic): "We're the city's avant-garde whistling ensemble!"

Montage 16: "Wolf's Watercolor Painting" Joey paints forest scenes with wolves, thinking it's a city art class. His "city-inspired" paintings are abstract. Joey (artist): "My urban masterpiece is complete!"

Montage 17: "Wolf's Woodwind Concert" Joey plays makeshift instruments with wolves, believing it's a city orchestra performance. They create a cacophony of sounds. Joey (musician): "We're bringing city vibes to the forest!"

Montage 18: "Wolf's Wild West Show" Joey reenacts scenes from wild west movies with wolves, convinced it's a city film production. They play cowboys and bandits. Joey (actor): "Yeehaw! This city shootout is epic!"

Montage 19: "Wolf's Wildlife Carnival" Joey organizes a "city-style" carnival with wolves, complete with games and cotton candy. The wolves look perplexed. Joey (ringmaster): "Step right up, city folks, for the wildest carnival in town!"

These scenarios continue to highlight Joey's ongoing confusion as he interacts with wolves in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

Certainly! Here are the titles and brief descriptions of the final 11 non-attempts montages involving Joey mistaking wolf places for the city in "Oggy and The Cockroaches," along with actions and dialogue transcripts for each montage:

Montage 20: "Wolf's Woodland Carnival" Joey continues organizing a "city-style" carnival with wolves, complete with rides and games. Wolves participate in quirky attractions. Joey (enthusiastic): "This forest carnival has it all, folks!"

Montage 21: "Wolf's Wild West Theater" Joey and wolves put on a wild west-themed play, thinking it's a city theater production. They recite over-the-top dialogue. Joey (actor): "I reckon this city shootout's gonna be legendary!"

Montage 22: "Wolf's Wacky Science Lab" Joey conducts "city-style" science experiments with wolves, using forest materials. The experiments yield comical results. Joey (scientist): "Behold, the latest breakthroughs in city science!"

Montage 23: "Wolf's Woodland Spa Day" Joey sets up a spa in the forest for wolves, convinced it's a city wellness retreat. Wolves endure his odd spa treatments. Joey (relaxation guru): "Find your inner peace in the heart of the city forest!"

Montage 24: "Wolf's Whimsical Wedding" Joey presides over a mock wedding ceremony with wolves, thinking it's a city wedding event. He officiates with eccentric vows. Joey (officiant): "Do you, Mr. Wolf, take Mrs. Wolf to be your lawfully wedded city spouse?"

Montage 25: "Wolf's Wilderness Game Show" Joey hosts a forest game show for wolves, convinced it's a city TV program. He asks bizarre trivia questions. Joey (game show host): "Welcome to 'City Brain Teasers,' where the forest meets intellectual challenge!"

Montage 26: "Wolf's Wild West Square Dance" Joey participates in a square dance with wolves, thinking it's a city social event. He twirls and promenades with enthusiasm. Joey (dancer): "Promenade your partner, city style!"

Montage 27: "Wolf's Woodland Film Festival" Joey directs a forest "film festival," complete with bizarre screenings. Wolves play along in nonsensical "movies." Joey (director): "And now, our feature presentation, 'The City's Nuttiest Adventures'!"

Montage 28: "Wolf's Woodland Comedy Club" Joey tries stand-up comedy with wolves as the audience, thinking it's a city comedy club. He delivers roach-related jokes. Joey (comedian): "Why did the roach cross the forest path? To get to the city trash!"

Montage 29: "Wolf's Wilderness Opera" Joey leads wolves in an "opera," singing with exaggerated drama and grand gestures. Wolves join in with howls. Joey (opera singer): "The city forest echoes with the sounds of our melodious opera!"

Montage 30: "Joey's Epiphany" Joey finally realizes he's in the forest and not the city. He looks around, embarrassed, as wolves watch in confusion. Joey (sheepish): "Oops, wrong setting again. My bad!"

These scenarios continue to showcase Joey's ongoing confusion as he interacts with wolves in the forest while mistakenly believing he's in the city. If you'd like more details or specific actions/dialogues for any of these montages, please feel free to ask!

[master-john-uk]

I stand by my above comment... but I will add, the possibility of alternative bio-friendly fuels.

I bought a fifteen year old ex-Royal Navy Land Rover in 1988 after three occasions when road access to my Kent residence was impeded by extreme weather conditions. (She was fun to drive... even when the weather was good!. Since 2009, the old Landy has lived at my Dorset farm, and has proved her worth many times.

In 2021/2 I was going to have her engine converted to battery-electric by a respected company which will convert any vehicle. One of my company's engineers pointed out a potentially dangerous design flaw. After consulting the EV conversion company in Oxfordshire, the design was modified to meet my needs... but, this involved an exorbitant extra cost. I reluctantly agreed, and the old girl was scheduled to have her heart replaced in September 2023. However, the EV conversion company let me down. They wanted to reschedule the work to December... a time when the farm is likely to need the vehicle.

In an angry phone call to their MD, I used a few naughty words... and told them to stuff forget it!

I will now keep my old Land Rover running on her dirty diesel engine until early summer 2024. (She is not used much, anyway.) We will make a decision in the next few months.. as we review what fuel our tractors are going to run on in the future.

[pruthvidpc]

Supplier of Aluminium Sheets in Ahmedabad

Pruthvi Enterprise is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Company, India's most trustworthy brand in the aluminum industry since 2017. We are Stockiest and suppliers of Aluminium Coils, Sheets, Pipes, Plates, and Chequered Plates in India.Pruthvi Enterprise is one of the best Aluminium Sheets manufacturers, Suppliers and Exporters in Ahmedabad, Gujarat and India. We use the best quality Aluminum alloy in fabricating Aluminum Sheet. As per the requirement, customers can easily mold our Aluminum sheets into desired shapes and sizes. We are also leading Manufacturer and supplier of aluminum tubes in Ahmedabad and india.Aluminum Sheet Is Any Aluminum Sheet Metal Thicker Than Foil But Slim Than 6mm; It Comes In Various Shapes Counting Diamond Plate, Extended, Perforated, And Painted Aluminum Sheet.In transportation, aluminum sheets are used to create sheets for vehicle bodies and tractor trailers. In household machines and cookware, people utilize the sheet and building and improvement, manufacturers shape it into items, including siding, gutters, roofs, and garages.SpecificationStandards: ASTM B221, ASTM-B-209M, EN573, EN485, AMS 4003 Grade: Aluminium Alloy 1100 (UNS A91100) Thickness: 1.0-400 mm Width: 25-3000 mm Type: Hot-Rolled (HR) / Cold-Rolled (CR) Sheet / Plates/ Strips/ Coils/ Chequered Plates Processing: Cutting, Forming Drilling/ Machining, Grinding, TestingApplicationAutomotive Building Electrical Aerospace Packaging TransportationPruthvi Enterprise is a Supplier of Aluminium Sheets in Ahmedabad, covering areas like Rakhial, Vatva, Odhav, Naroda, Aslali, Narol, Changodar, Kathwada, Bavla, Sanand, Vani, Vatva D Zone, Dhandhuka, Dholka, Viramgam, Keral, Kathvada I and II, and others.For further details, please contact our professional team for a conversation. Read the full article

[sellyourconstruction]

Types of Heavy Construction Equipment

Heavy construction equipment types are many. Please see the list of construction equipment kinds and construction equipment types below. Heavy-duty vehicles intended specifically for carrying out construction tasks, most commonly earthwork operations, are referred to as construction equipment. Building construction equipment and construction machinery are utilized in construction projects.

Heavy machineries, heavy trucks, construction equipment, engineering equipment, heavy vehicles, and heavy hydraulics are all terms used to describe them.

The proper use of appropriate equipment contributes to the Project’s economy, quality, safety, speed, and timeliness. Any construction project necessitates the use of construction equipment. It is not always desired or feasible for the Contractor to own all of the Construction Equipment needed for the Project.

Excavation, digging vast quantities of dirt, moving it over great distances, placement, compacting, leveling, dozing, grading, hauling, and so on are the basic types of heavy construction equipment machinery. The construction equipment used in different countries are listed below.

Types of Heavy Construction Equipment Machinery

Please review the construction equipment categorization as well as the names and photographs of construction equipment. The following are some of the most common types of construction equipment:

Earthmoving Machines

Material Handling Equipment Construction Vehicle

Earth-moving machinery

Earthmoving equipment is used for a variety of excavation jobs, including digging and moving the earth. Different types of earth-moving machinery are used for repairing, constructing, elevating, agricultural, and demolition, among other things.

The earth-moving machinery most commonly used in construction projects is listed below.

Excavators

Excavators are earth-moving machines with buckets, arms, rotating cabs, and movable tracks. These components give this heavy equipment more digging strength and mobility, allowing it to do everything from digging trenches and breaking holes to hauling rubbish and excavating mines.

A backhoe, also known as a rear actor or back actor, is a type of excavating equipment, or digger, that consists of a digging bucket attached to the end of a two-part articulated arm. It’s usually installed on the back of a tractor or front loader, forming a “backhoe loader” in the latter case.

Loaders

A loader is a construction machine that moves or loads materials such as asphalt, demolition waste, dirt, snow, feed, gravel, logs, raw minerals, recycled material, rock, sand, woodchips, and other materials into or onto another type of machinery (such as a dump truck, conveyor belt, feed-hopper, or railroad car).

Bulldozers

A bulldozer is a large and heavy tractor with a substantial metal plate that is used to push large quantities of soil, sand, rubble, or other similar material during construction or conversion work, and is usually equipped with a claw-like device at the back to loosen densely compacted materials.

Loaders with a Skid Steer

A skid loader, also known as a skid-steer loader or skid steer, is a small engine-driven equipment with lift arms that may attach to a variety of labor-saving tools or attachments.

Skid-steer loaders are four-wheel vehicles with mechanically locked synchronization on each side and the ability to move the left-side drive wheels independently of the right-side drive wheels. The wheels usually do not have their own steering gear and are kept in a fixed straight alignment on the machine’s body.

Trenchers

A trencher is a piece of construction equipment that digs trenches, usually for the purpose of laying pipelines or electrical cables, establishing drainage, or trench warfare preparation. Trenchers come in a variety of sizes, from walk-behind units to skid loader or tractor attachments to very heavy tracked heavy equipment.

Graders

A grader, also known as a road grader or a motor grader, is a construction machine with a long blade that is used in the grading process to create a level surface.

[solectrac]

How To Choose The Best Compact Tractor For a Small Horse Farm?

Tractors provide benefits for small farms as well as for normal grass and field work. This article discusses the various benefits of using the best small-scale tractor on a small farm to do farming equipment, gardening, or digging.

For more information please read our blog : https://bit.ly/3m1OQMR