The journey from Los Angeles to the White House (via Secret Service-escorted station wagon) begins when Bobby finds a lottery ticket worth $67 million and Mike decides that the only "Brady" thing to do is to return it to its rightful owner.
The pygmy hippopotamus, named Totota, arrived in Brooklyn, New York, on February 4 , 1960 and traveled via station wagon to Washington the next day, where he would continue Billy's breeding legacy with the zoo's female pygmy hippos, two of which were Billy's daughters.
It soon became a lively agricultural trading community, with its products (wheat, corn [maize], tobacco, livestock, fruits, and vegetables) transported to Cincinnati and New Orleans via freight wagons, river flatboats, and the Miami and Erie Canal boats.
Figure 4 Fragment of a sample anodized via the wagon-wheel mask.
Above all, it required transportation via railroad and wagon not just to move soldiers to the front, but a constant, daily supply of all these imperatives together, something made especially difficult by shifting supply lines, rebel cavalry and movement into enemy territory where the Union did not enjoy convenient interior lines.
In Baton Rouge, dozens of people were evacuated from a flooded home via ambulance and wagon to safer areas.
Miners, robbers and bankers chased shimmering dollar-sign dreams via horse and wagon over desert, forest and plain to dig and dance here and, well, die.
The wild west was big on late 50s British TV, via shows such as Wagon Train and Wells Fargo.
Other studies suggest that, when moving, the stripes may confuse observers, such as mammalian predators and biting insects, via two visual illusions, the wagon wheel effect, where the perceived motion is inverted, and the barber pole illusion, where the perceived motion is in a wrong direction.
