#rvf

[boanerges20]

Aaron Slight

[elchaqueno]

Tramo Isiri-La Central, un paso significativo hacia la modernización en el Chaco

La Asamblea Regional del Chaco anunció la aprobación, de la madrugada de este viernes, de un fideicomiso de más de 85 millones de bolivianos destinados para la conclusión del tramo Isiri-La Central, que formará parte de la Red Vial Fundamental. Esta medida se produce como resultado de las presiones del sector transportista y representa un gran avance para la mejora de la infraestructura local. La…

[motoradar]

1989 Japauto Honda RVF-750 RC45 at Bol d‘Or, rider Stéphane Mertens.

[countryhixes]

Floyd Arthurs - Waitress (1959)

“Starday Custom 790 Jul 59. Very primitive private Hillbilly Bop from Oklahoma. Floyd is not a very good singer but for some reason i really like this song! Its 100% Hillbilly even if it was recorded in 1959 and sounds like at least 5 years earlier. The traditional country sound was almost gone at this time and thats what make this record interesting.”

[xs-utmv-bl0g]

Ay there! Welcome to my UTMV blog! I imagine you are here from my main @kayxs034 or if you just found me randomly...welcome anyways!

In this blog I will mostly show art and stuff related to my Undertale Aus and related ocs! So, enjoy your stay! Here's a small recap about my Aus:

> Royal Hybrids (Wip) = An Au that involves the Dreamtale events (by @/jokublog) and the XTale ones(by @/Jakei95)...uh...kinda, and as the name suggests, 'Hybrids' are involved.

> Son of Vengeance (Wip) = again, Dreamtale events but with a twist. A new villain who will hold a grudge for centuries and waiting the right moment to strike.

> Royal Vengeance Fell (still concept) = take the two Aus above, mix them together and make them edgy.

> Glitched fates ( in making ) = It's splitted in acts, and talks about a terrible accident happened to N1ght.exe and GLX4, both expelled from their own Aus and that will have to do with a entity...

Enjoy your stay! Character refs will be added soon!

My tags!

- # Royal Hybrids AU

- # Son of Vengeance Au

- # Glitched Fates AU

- # RVF Au

[iphisesque]

plans for the evening: reading one of these textbooks i downloaded about printbook philology, writing a little

[sugarsnappeases]

everyone stop what you’re doing and ponder lily evans w me. i’ve been rotating this quote for the last two months:

i’ve been thinking about it in relation to the way that lily is portrayed both within the books and within the fandom. the way she’s dismembered, split into all these different pieces (her green eyes, the power of her motherly love, her intelligence etc etc) and each of these pieces is exalted, nigh on idolised even. the way this means that the sum of these parts is something that is simultaneously more and less than a woman.

she’s a mother, she’s a wife, she’s a martyr, she’s a muggleborn, she’s head girl, she’s a sister, she’s a witch. she’s all of these things to the absolute utmost - every facet of her, every segment into which she’s cut, is put on a pedestal, she is the epitome of all of these separate things, and because of this she can never be Real. Tangible. Whole.

it’s like this:

over their dead bodies - kensuke koike

she’s more than a woman bc she’s made up of all these individually flawless parts of different women that have been projected onto her…. but she’s less than a woman for the same reason. she’s never complete. she’s a near-deity. she’s a fantasy. she’s everywhere and nowhere in the narrative. she’s dead. she’s alive in all these segments. she’s a fraction of a whole. she’s like trying to do a brand-new puzzle that’s still missing a good third of the pieces. she’s a ��beautiful monster composed of every individual perfection.’

link to article in which i encountered the quote & link to article from which the quote originates (they’re both beautiful jstor articles about bestie petrarch and the way he portrays laura. haven’t acc read the second one (although i plan to soon!!) but the vickers article has enraptured me to an insane degree so if anyone’s interested i really recommend. might not make much sense if you haven’t read the rvf, but they’re so so interesting!!)

[idareyoutwice]

RC45 RVF

[retromania4ever]

Daijiro Kato (in the crew with Makoto Tamada), Honda RVF/RC45, FIM World Endurance Championship round – 8 Hours of Suzuka, 1999

⛩️⛩️🏁 #MotoGP

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Shinichi Itoh | John Kocinski | Aaron Slight | Yuichi Takeda

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the rvf (real vampire fiction) in the iwtv universe must be insane

[ribbonknot]

ranking & rating tracks off of red velvet's cosmic !!

cosmic (10/10) - one of their best title tracks to date, and i mean that. may even take the cake for my favourite red velvet summer release, and that speaks volumes to just how much i love cosmic. there's a certain sadness to it that is reminiscent of umpah umpah. for 10 years of red velvet, this feels like just the song to celebrate their history. a great addition to the many phenomenal songs released this year.

bubble (10/10) - this one's for the mojito fans.. this one's for the cool world fans.. this one's for me specifically. perfectly encapsulates that soda pop, orange lollipop feeling so well i don't know how else to explain it. there's a nostalgic feel to it that speaks to me in a way that only certain songs could.

night drive (10/10) - never in red velvet's 10 year career have they ever closed off an album badly, and they certainly have not started now. night drive sounds like a glittery female friendship anthem (can't speak on the lyrics since the eng. translation isn't up yet lol). sounds exactly like how a summer night feels. you feel a little sticky, and the air's a little too dry, but the sky has never been clearer. the stars are shining so bright.

last drop (9/10) - this is why red velvet's known for their discography.. they just don't know how to make a bad song. i mentioned this on a previous post, but this could easily be a title track in of it of itself. it sort of reminds me of the perfect velvet but also mixed with aespa's lucid dream. kinda upset to know that this will never get the space-themed music video that it deserves but sigh, a reveluv can only dream. that bridge & last crazy are CRAZY though, like im foaming at the mouth with just how beautiful it sounds. god bless synths 🙏

sunflower (8/10) - CLASSIC red velvet. it sounds like something right off of rvf - day 1 (maybe it's because moonshine produced it). one thing i will say is red velvet knows has mastered that art of harmonizing their vocals.

love arcade (7/10) - weakest song on the ep for me. not that it's bad by any means, i just don't think i'm going to come back to the cosmic ep for this song specifically, you know what i mean? reminds me a LOT of cherry bullet's q&a, down to the sound effects. the chorus is really catchy, though 🫶🏻

final thoughts: i missed red velvet so much, and i was starting to get scared of what sm was going to do with them. this all but proves that (at least for now) they still have trust in the girls and their vision. i heard they had a lot of say over the creative direction of this release, and it does feel very personal. there's a sort of melancholy around it that feels a little different from the one that's in their other releases. i'm so lucky to be a reveluv and see them constantly flourish. 10 years in the game, and they're still here. very much thriving. overall rating is 9/10 for the ep. happy rv summer to all those who celebrate with me 🫶🏻

[motoradar]

1994 Honda RVF/RC45 Engine (Production Model).

[scotianostra]

On July 30th 2003 Multi race winning Motorcyclist, Robert Steven ‘Hizzy’ Hislop died.

Hizzy, as he was affectionately known once said “If I’d never thrown my leg over a bike, I’d never have lived.”

Robert Steven Hislop grew up in the village of Chesters, near Hawick in the borders. His father started the interest of both he and his brother Garry in motorcycle racing. This was short lived at the time as he lost his father and a few years later his brother was killed at Silloth circuit. He ended up with a serious alcohol problem which led into depression.

Hizzy thankfully recovered and began his Isle of Man road racing career in 1983 by finishing second in the newcomers’ race at the Manx Grand Prix.

On short circuits, his first championship success came when he won the 250cc British Championship in 1990. Superbike victory followed with the British Superbike Championship in 1995. Some attributed his success to James Whitham leaving the series mid-season to deal with cancer.

Although he did not take a BSB victory in 1996 or 1997, Hislop was hired by Rob McElnea’s dominant Cadbury’s Boost Yamaha team for 1998. The nature of the fight for the championship between Hislop & team mate, fellow Scot. Niall Mackenzie, was illustrated by a near-collision on the last lap at Snetterton which cost the team a 1-2 finish. Hislop generally matched his countryman before a serious crash took him out of title contention.

His last championship success came in 2002 when he won the British Superbike Championship riding a Ducati. A notable feature of his season resulted from Hislop lapping Donington Park circuit more quickly on a superbike than the fastest Moto GP machine: Hislop’s modified production Ducati was heavier and less powerful than the bespoke Grand Prix bikes.

The 1992 Senior TT was described as an absolute classic. It is often described as one of the best races in TT history.

After their successful 1991 TT on all conquering Honda RVF machines, Hislop and Carl Fogarty had not planned to return in 1992. However, they both lined up on the Glencrutchery Road that year on unfancied machinery: Hislop was ona Norton with Fogarty on a Yamaha. The Norton Hizzy rode had been developed on a shoe string budget when compared with the Japanese competition. John Player had no intention of backing Steve’s TT campaign but after scratching around for some support and with minimal testing time, the team headed for the Isle of Man.

Hislop’s Norton took to the circuit in the unconventional white livery of Steve’s long term sponsor Abus. Hislop and the team defied the bike’s detractors by taking a fine 2nd place in the opening TT F1 race. The bike proved it could complete 6 laps of the gruelling Snaefell Mountain Course in hot weather so the team looked forward to Friday’s Senior TT.

Hislop’s main rival was Foggarty, who started at number 4. Steve started at 19. Not only did this give Hizzy more traffic to contend with but it also gave the crowd an anxious wait as the officials calculated the time difference between them. As the race progressed, the two riders smashed records they set the previous year with Hislop taking a narrow advantage into the final lap. In a last-ditch attempt to catch Hislop, Fogarty recorded a record lap time of more than 123 mph on his Yamaha. It was all in vain however as Hislop guided the fly splattered Norton home to an historic win. This was one of Hislop’s greatest achievements and one of the most popular TT wins. Carl Fogarty’s lap record stood for 7 years.

Hislop and Fogarty went on to become two of Britain’s most successful motorcycle racers, winning many races and championships. It was the 1992 Senior TT that saw them battle together for the last time.

Described by some as a flawed sporting genius, success in the world championships never materialised for Hislop. This was possibly because of a self-destructive aspect to his character. The flaw may have led to a number of well-publicised clashes with other riders and teams in the British championships which hindered progress into international series.

Having lost his brother and many friends in motorcycle accidents, he made a point of never going to the funerals of fellow racers, saying:

“Some people might find that a bit callous. I only ever attend family ones and people find it a bit strange that I won’t go to a friend’s funeral, but it’s just my little way of shutting off.”

Steve Hislop died in a helicopter accident in July 2003, near Teviothead, Roxburghshire and was interred in the village of Chesters near his birthplace of Hawick, Scotland. He had two children.

There is a bronze statue in memory of Hizzy in the grounds of Hawick Museum. at Wilton park and another at Onchan Head, Isle of Man, as seen in order in the pics. The last pic is a cairn near Teviothead, the scene of the helicopter crash, it reads……

‘Hizzy’ This cairn was built by a few friends of Steve Hislop, British Superbike Champion, who was tragically killed in a helicopter accident near this site, on July 30th 2003.

Kind permission was granted by His Grace The Duke of Buccleuch.