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Transporterand Transporter 2 have a similar opening sequence: the camera enters a parking garage with only one car (a BMW 7 series in Transporter and a Audi A8 in Transporter 2). In the car, Jason Statham hears an alarm and looks at his watch: a Panerai in both movies.

The model in Transporter 2 is a Luminor Chrono Daylight 44mm, with brushed steel case and bezel, black dial, alligator strap with Panerai personalised steel adjustable buckle. model number PAM 00250. The automatic mechanical movement is Panerai's OP XII calibre. The watch has the following functions: hours, minutes, seconds; flyback chronograph with 2 counters, tachymeter scale, 100 mtrs water-resistance.


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What does a transporter even do? In the "Transporter" action-thriller film series, Jason Statham plays Frank Martin, the titular transporter who acts as a driver-for-hire, who moves packages for selective clients without any questions asked. Martin is not your average transporter, as his impressive military background grants him an edge during combat, which is an inevitability when such high risk is involved. Martin strives to maintain a clearly defined double life with little to no overlap and expects his clients to adhere to his incorrigible personal code, which includes never altering the deal or opening client packages, and absolutely no names.


Before diving into the Statham-helmed trilogy, start with 2015's "The Transporter Refueled," which serves as both a reboot and a prequel with a younger Martin (Skrein) navigating the treacherous world of covert transport business. Skrein's rendition of Martin marks a departure from Statham's, as we approach his backstory from a fresh perspective, where he picks up a retired MI6 agent as part of his transportation duties, triggering a dark chain of events. A Russian mobster named Karasov is being targeted by four women, who feel grievously wronged by him and seek revenge, leading to a heist that Martin gets inexplicably involved in. "Refueled" explains why Martin has such strict rules for his service, although it certainly pales in comparison to its predecessors in almost every way.


2008's "Transporter 3" might not have a remarkable storyline, but it boasts commendable action sequences and delivers exactly what it promises. There are no pretensions when it comes to its premise, and this final journey is as over-the-top and gimmicky as one would expect. Here, Martin is transporting clients again and is forced to deliver a kidnapped woman named Valentina, the daughter of a Ukrainian government official. There's a forced romance angle jammed between the seemingly dangerous situation and Martin's emotional spiral due to the state of things, leading to an overstuffed finale that is still satisfying to watch, shot from start to finish with sleek, hyperactive camerawork.


Update for 11 a.m. ET: SpaceX has successfully launched its Transporter-3 mission carrying 105 small satellites into orbit. The satellites will begin being deployed about 1 hour after launch and should take about 30 minutes.


The launch, a two-stage Falcon 9 rocket flight called Transporter-3, is scheduled to take off from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station here in Florida. Liftoff is expected to take place during a 29-minute-long window that opens at 10:25 a.m. EST (1525 GMT).


Perched atop the 230-foot-tall (70 meters) launcher as part of the company's third dedicated rideshare mission are dozens of small satellites from a variety of customers. Acting as a cosmic taxi service, the passenger satellites tucked inside the rocket's nose cone will be deposited into orbit.


Onlookers will be in for a treat, as this mission is the first since June to feature a return to launch site (RTLS) landing, meaning the rocket will touch back down in Florida here at the Cape. Sonic booms are expected to crackle overhead as the rocket makes its way back to terra firma.


Typically, SpaceX lands the majority of its rockets on the deck of one of its massive drone ships. That's because it takes more fuel reserves to return to land than it does to touch down on the deck of a drone ship.


Missions like this which carry payloads from different customers allow multiple clients to share the cost of the rocket. Typically, satellites that fly on transporter missions are "picky" when it comes to desired destinations, however, if they need a more refined orbit, they can either wait for a Transporter mission that has an orbit close to their needs or they can choose a different launcher.


SpaceX kicked off its rideshare endeavor in 2018 with the launch of 60 small satellites for a mission called SSO-A. Blasting off from California, this flight allowed SpaceX to deliver a small armada of satellites into low-Earth orbit, each one released as part of a carefully choreographed orbital ballet, timed just right so that the satellites did not collide with one another.


The first of these cosmic carpools, called Transporter-1, launched in January 2021 with 143 tucked inside the rocket's payload fairing, setting a new record for the number of satellites carried by a single rocket. SpaceX followed that success with the Transporter-2 mission in June, launching 88 small satellites.


All three missions have featured a rare RTLS landing. If everything goes as planned on Thursday, Transporter-3 will mark the 21st successful touchdown of a first stage booster here at the Cape. Overall it will be the 102nd landing for SpaceX, with most having occurred at sea.


Currently, weather forecasters predict a 70% chance of good conditions for the launch opportunity today, with the only weather concerns being the potential for cumulus clouds and thick clouds over the launch site. There is a backup launch time on Friday if need be, with conditions improving to 90%.


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Upon its construction, the crawler-transporter became the largest self-powered land vehicle in the world. While other vehicles such as bucket-wheel excavators like Bagger 293, dragline excavators like Big Muskie and power shovels like The Captain are significantly larger, they are powered by external sources.


A medical marijuana commercial transporter license is a standalone license allowing the licensee, through its licensed transporter agents, to transport medical marijuana and medical marijuana products between other licensed businesses.


Applicants must provide documents establishing the applicant; and the members, managers, and board members, if applicable; and 75% of the commercial applicant's ownership interests are Oklahoma residents as required in the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection Act, 63 O.S. 427.1 et seq.


A transporter license is issued simultaneously with commercial grower, processor, dispensary and laboratory licenses. It allows those licensees, through their licensed transport agents, to transport their own medical marijuana and medical marijuana products. Commercial licensees use their business account to apply on behalf of their employees for OMMA-issued transporter agent licenses. Anyone driving a vehicle transporting products between licensed businesses must have a transporter license and transporter agent license identification card.


A commercial transporter license is a standalone license for a business that transports medical marijuana and/or medical marijuana products between licensed medical marijuana businesses, through their licensed transportation agents. Transporters do not grow, process or sell their own medical marijuana. Transporter licenses are similar, but issued simultaneously with grower, processor and dispensary licenses for those licensees to transport their own products (through their licensed transportation agents).


A transporter agent license allows individual employees/owners/agents to transport medical marijuana on behalf of a licensed transporter, including growers, processors, dispensaries and standalone commercial transporters. Commercial licensees apply for the license on behalf of their employees. If approved for your license, OMMA will issue a transporter agent identification card to carry with you any time you are transporting medical marijuana.

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