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One of the photos taken for this week's Macro Mondays theme of Brands and Logos. I wanted something with a bit of interest rather than a flat printed logo, so I was looking for logos that were, for instance etched or embossed.
Slave credits:
Tunic: Bs//R3D - Ophelia Tunic
Collar: Bs - Engraved Collar
Handcuffs: ANTAYA - Medieval roleplay master's belt (gives props)
Leg Chain: AtaMe - Henna
Jewels: ANGELICUS - Coin necklace and headband
Slave avatar:
Skin: GHOST INK - VALERIA SKIN (at We Love RP Event)
Shape: KATZO - Shape Veronica
Head: LeLUTKA - Kaya Head
Body Dirt: Izzie's - Face & Body Dirt (LeLutka Evo X)
Scratched knees: [POUT!] Grazed knees and Elbow
Hair: Magika - Alexandra
Eyes: ::Sequoia:: April Group Gift
Smith:
Pants: R3D - Viking Pants Torvald
Boots: R3D - Boots Sune
Brand: .:Crystal Cube:. - KEF Branding Iron (at The Narrative Event)
Smithy: Cosmos - Viking Forge (at We Love RP Event)
We have another new set of buses this time curtesy of 466-495 for service 26 but this time they are making their debut on Highland Show service 98. Seen here on a service 98 to Ingilston is brand new Lothian buses 469 caught here making its way along to Haymarket station.
A brand new Union Pacific ES44AC leads a C40-8 and an SD9043MAC west through Elmhurst in May of 2006.
I so wish that I had learned about the branding that was done on a huge ranch on the day I took this photo before it happened instead of after. Then at least there would have been a chance of finding a way to get invited to be there so I could take photos. These horses were there, as was a tall, lanky cowboy who came out of a market after I shot a few photos.
VW1175 LK11CXJ seen approaching Perivale working on route 297 towards Ealing Broadway.
The side ad contains remains of the route branding of route 90.
VWH2190 LK16HZU branded for route 140, seen at Edgware type training for route 186.
Less than two days will see a transfer of route 186 to Harrow Weald.
First folks on the trail that morning only paw prints ahead of us. Not a long walk to this view point but definitely a slippery one. I found out the hardway by falling and cracking my Singh-Ray fliter. Luckly I had a backup but it's no Singh-Ray. I think it did alright for a brand-x.
Road racing star Dean Harrison on his Silicon Engineering racing Kawasaki at Druids hairpin Brands Hatch.
ok, so i guess "feed me seymour" is a better title, huh?
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Mrs. Ford's love of gardening and horticulture was said to be second only to her devotion to her husband and family. Her tastes in gardening were simple, at least as far as design and color were concerned. She preferred old-fashioned plant varieties such as Bachelor Buttons, Petunias, Irises, Peonies, Tulips, Lillies, Heliotropes, Delphiniums, Forget-Me-Nots, English Primrose, Scilla and, of course, Roses planted in relatively informal patterns. Indoors, her fondness for gardening was expressed by a variety of small cut flowers in small glass vases that were displayed in each room. In addition, there were assortments of foliage plants, especially located in the Swimming Pool area.
Clara Ford spent many hours planning, touring, and pampering her treasured Blue, English, and Rose Gardens, always on the lookout for imperfections such as a misplaced marigold among a sea of aqua and sky-blue blossoms. Her efforts were recognized publicly when she served as a president of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association from 1927-34.
It has been a number of years since the majority of Fair Lane's elaborate gardens have been planted and pampered the way they must have been when Mrs. and Mr. Ford were in residence. Consider, if you will, that Mrs. Ford routinely employed 25 fulltime gardeners in 1926. However, while these gardeners helped to cultivate estate grounds, there were only five servants that maintained the entire residence.
It would be almost impossible for the Henry Ford Estate-Fair Lane, as a non-profit organization, to restore each garden area fully. However, restoration of certain areas to their early 1920's state is now proceeding. The garden scheme being implemented reflects the original plan of Jens Jensen.
If anyone is handing out awards for the friendliest and most accommodating staff in 2016 my vote would go to the security guards and gate staff at Brands Hatch. What a great bunch of people! The world needs more people like that (and fewer people like the entire management team of Southern Rail) . . .
[YX23OPC] Stagecoach Cumbria 11575 on the route 555 beginning in Keswick. These buses entered service just recently
Dos aplicaciones (Isotipo e Imagotipo) de Marca para una empresa de mobiliario elaborado hace 15 años por mis alumnos.
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Two applications (Isotype and Imagotype) of Brand for a furniture company developed 15 years ago by my students.
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More info about the theme:
hunterdesigner.com/blog/difference-between-logo-isotype-i...
Macro Monday theme of the week is “Brand and Logos”. A-B Octagon logo key FOB is 1.25 inches. A-B stands for Allen-Bradley and is the brand-name of a line of factory automation equipment, today owned by Rockwell Automation.
The Allen-Bradley Clock Tower with octagon clock face is a Milwaukee landmark featuring the largest four-sided clock in the western hemisphere. Photo of it is in my Flicker showcase.
1901 – Lynde Bradley invents the compression rheostat to control the speed of electric motors
1903 – Dr. Stanton Allen and Lynde Bradley form the Compression Rheostat Company
1909 – The company is re-incorporated as the Allen-Bradley® Company
1923 – Octagon logo debuts as the Allen-Bradley brand trademark
1985 – Rockwell International® purchases the Allen-Bradley Company for $1.651 billion