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I took part in my first draft today (Tripod Invader - 7051). The clear windscreen was one of my choices (http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=50747).
Partida do comboio trenHotel Madrid - Lisboa Santa Apolónia. Actualmente é o único comboio que circula no ramal de Cáceres, e mesmo este, por decisão da CP, a dita suprime este trajecto a partir do dia 17 de Junho. Passa então a circular via Beira Alta juntamente com o comboio Sud Expresso.
Part of the synopsis of the film 'Carry on Sergeant!', written by Bruce Bairnsfather (1887-1959) in 1927.
Big announcement. This is a preview of a series I'm going to be developing over the course of the next six months. My goal is to have a book published before the end of next year. I'm going to show off some Lakeland while exploring more conceptual ideas and processes. Most of my time is going to be spent shooting out in the middle of the night.
Original Material Type: Newspaper clipping
Article Title: Part 2: History of Bayview Hunters Point
Author: David Jaffe
Publication: New Bayview, c. January, 1990
Subject Keywords: San Francisco, Bayview Hunters Point history, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, World War II
Collection: Bayview Branch Archives
Repository: San Francisco History Center - San Francisco Public Library
The back door, RUN TO THE BACK DOOR; the voice in my head was screeching at me. Someone was trying to get into the house, the door knob was rattling and the door was shaking. I knew I had to get out of the house, my only chance was the back door. I grabbed my boots and ran towards the back door. The sound of someone or something kicking the door echoed throughout the house. I turned to look, as I did this, I stepped on the dog's squeaky toy! Damn dog, he has ripped the squeakers out of every other toy in the house except this one. I kept moving towards the door. I slipped on my boots as quickly as I could, I quietly tried to open the back door. It wouldn't open. I was yanking on the door knob not realizing it was locked. I noticed the cast iron frying pan on the kitchen table, It was very heavy, I knew it would help me to defend myself. I figured out that I needed to unlock the door, I slipped out the door. I was outside and safe, OR SO I THOUGHT. I turned to run to the neighbor's house and this is what I saw. I let out a blood curdling scream......
This is part of the B&W Challenge, I am nominating neurosheep to complete this challenge.
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© Laura Sergiampietri
Como parte de la política sectorial de seguimiento de proyectos y obras en todo el país, el Ministro de Transportes y Comunicaciones, José Gallardo Ku, reveló hoy en Pucallpa que el MTC invierte un total de 871 millones de nuevos soles en infraestructura vial y de telecomunicaciones en Ucayali.
Durante la reunión de trabajo “Promoviendo Inversiones y Proyectos en la Región Ucayali”, Gallardo Ku explicó los planes del sector al gobernador regional, Manuel Gambini Rupay, y a los alcaldes de las cuatro provincias del departamento; además de escuchar sus inquietudes y propuestas, a fin de realizar una labor más eficiente y coordinada.
De la inversión total, 388 millones de nuevos soles están destinados a la rehabilitación y mejoramiento de 261.7 km de carreteras; 131 millones a la conservación y mantenimiento periódico de 216.5 km de vías y otros 16 millones a la instalación de 13 puentes y a la construcción de vías vecinales.
Además, el sector invierte 18 millones de nuevos soles en proyectos en telecomunicaciones que benefician a 374 mil personas, mientras que 9 millones se invierten en subsidios a viajes aéreos. Un total de 309 millones de soles se han destinado a las concesiones del aeropuerto y puerto de Pucallpa y al proyecto Hidrovía Ucayali.
Entre las obras más destacadas de la Red Vial Nacional se encuentran la ampliación de la Segunda Calzada del Tramo Neshuya-Pucallpa, sector DV. Aeropuerto Pucallpa-Altura Cementerio Jardín del buen Recuerdo; y la conservación del corredor vial PE-SN: Empalme PE-22B-Puente Paucartambo-Villa Rica-Puerto Bermúdez-Von Humboldt y Puente Paucartambo-Oxampampa Tramo Ucayali: Lim. Departamental-Von Humboldt. Ambas obras estarán concluidas este año.
Asimismo, destacó los trabajos de rehabilitación y mejoramiento de los caminos vecinales Emp. Ruta UC-201-Nueva Libertad y Emp. Ruta UC-106 Shambillo-Selva Turística, que estarán concluidos este 2015.
De otro lado, los planes en telecomunicaciones para Ucayali incluyen la instalación de la Red Dorsal de Fibra Óptica en dos capitales de provincias, el servicio de internet en seis capitales de distrito, un distrito de frontera y dos capitales provinciales aisladas; y la ampliación del servicio de telefonía móvil.
Previamente, el Ministro Gallardo inspeccionó las carreteras Pucallpa-Neshuya-Von Humboldt y Von Humboldt-Puerto Bermúdez, además del Puerto de Pucallpa.
As part of Paignton Zoo's 90th anniversary, a mass public art exhibition of thirty life size Gorilla sculptures are dotted across the English Riviera and Exeter.
Artist: Nathan Smith
Location: Exeter Cathedral
El Raval is the neighborhood in Barcelona directly opposite the Gothic Quarter across La Rambla.
Technically, also part of the Old City, this is the area that, until recently, was the part of town you did not want to visit...especially at night.
There was a lot of crime, drugs, prostitution, etc. (There are still lots of prostitutes around the heart of El Raval; sometimes it seemed more prostitutes than people.)
El Raval is the area where the immigrants and poorer classes lived, and it's gentrifying a little bit. (That is to say, while it's still not 100% safe -- what place is? -- it's safer, and you can wander around to have a look.)
There are also some interesting places to visit in the neighborhood. The most famous is Gaudi's Palau Guell in the lower part of the neighborhood. It's only a 2 minute walk off La Rambla.
The MACBA (contemporary art museum) is also in El Raval in a large, shiny building with a pretty big plaza in front of it popular with skateboarders.
There are plenty of bodegas, cafes, stores, etc. -- all you need to live -- in El Raval.
El Raval also has its own separate Rambla (though nowhere near as nice as the more famous one about 5-10 minutes' walk just east of here. La Rambla del Raval doesn't have the same cozy feel, though it's still a nice place to relax.
There are a few other hidden gems in El Raval...courtyards, plazuelas, the former hospital where Gaudi died after being struck by a streetcar. (He was struck by a street car on 7 June 1926 and died at the Old Hospital de la Santa Creu three days later.)
The last place to note here is La Boqueria (Mercat St. Josep La Boqueria), which is in the upper part of El Raval with its main entrance facing La Rambla (the popular one).
Parte Lisa: Tecido de Encadernação
Parte estampada: Papel
Álbum Grande com Pinos- tamanho 27x34cm - com 70 folhas lisas pretas.
Part of a Set / Slideshow documenting some of the Brighton Japan Festival / Matsuri 祭 June 18-26th 2011.
A celebration of life, and impractical shoes...
The Brighton Japan Festival was also documented by Haikugirl - in pictures in her flickr sets here by day: June 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th - and in her blog entries: June 18th, 19th, Update 1, Update 2 and Weekend of 25/26th.