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A Case 150 tractor and trailer waiting for the combine harvester to arrive and empty its load into the trailer for the 2023 harvest season in England.
I decided my embroidery scissors needed a new case so I could drop them in a bag to take with me this summer :)
CASE International Tractor. Seen taking part in the Ayrshire Vintage Tractor Road Run on 19th August 2012
I made this case to keep my crochet hooks in and other things that I use for my projects.
The pattern for the crochet hook case is called' Leentje's Crochet Hook Case'.
It was designed by Marleen Hartog and is availiable free on Ravelry
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/leentjes-crochet-hook-case
I made the pansy motif from this free garnstudio pattern
Restructuration et transformation des bâtiments du Groupe des Étudiants Catholiques en logements étudiants.
Pays : France 🇫🇷
Région : Grand Est (Lorraine)
Département : Meurthe-et-Moselle (54)
Ville : Nancy (54000)
Quartier : Nancy Est
Adresse : 35, cours Léopold / rue Baron Louis
Fonction : Logements
Construction : 1924 → 1926
► Architecte : Jules Criqui
Restructuration : 2021 → 2022
► Architecte : François-Henrion-Malgras
► Gros œuvre : GTM - HALLE
PC n° 54 395 19 R0093 délivré le 5/03/2020
Niveaux : R+4
Hauteur : ≈17.00 m
Surface de plancher avant restructuration : 5 802 m²
Surface de plancher après restructuration : 5 839 m²
Mini travel case for my jewellery.
For: 7 Days of Shooting. Week #23. Containers - Focus Friday
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Moleskine iPad Case Reviewed
So I've been using the case for a month now, I think it is appropriate for me to do a simple review here. You will find it useful to decide whether it is for you or not, provided that it is a ~HK$800 case, you don't want to make the wrong choice.
Simply said, if you are using your iPad mostly lying flat or on conference table and you need that professional look, it suits you well. But if you also use it casually on sofas, bedroom or in transit, I wouldn't recommend it.
It is a great idea to have a hybrid and Moleskine did a great job fulfilling both analog and digital needs in one product. The draw back is its weight and clumsiness when you need mobility at the same time.
Although it is thoughtful to allow both lefties and righties to choose the orientation (you can invert the case and insert the notepad the other way around), for a righty like me, the iPad is on the front cover which makes opening the case a bit too heavy and unstable. Once you loosen the elastic band, you tend to open the case from the back cover, in that case the notepad pages flew. Not a problem if you are using it on a table, but I tend to avoid opening the case in the air.
One serious design flaw IMHO is that when the case is closed, because of the soft spine, the front and back cover is not snapped into an exact secure closure, as a result the edge of the PU holding the iPad rubs against the notepad. Soon you will find the notepad frays on the edge. Not a good sight.
I am perfectly happy with the quality of the cover even though after a month's use the soft spine will show wrinkles, but I can accept that. There is one missing feature given that it is mostly intended to be used on a table, a pen holder. Well, in fact I think we need two pen holders. One for your typical pen, the other for a stylus.
In case you wondered, I've tested 3 stylus for iPad: Just Mobile, Tunewear and Elago. The one you've seen in picture is from Elago and so far I think it is the best in the market because of its handy size and reliable tip.
More on Scription blog: scription.typepad.com/blog/2010/11/moleskine-ipad-case-re...
It is claimed that Death is the great leveller because Death makes everyone equal, because it does not spare anyone, not even the wealthy, famous, or talented. A visit to a cemetery such as Glasnevin shows that this is not really true. It is true that no one can avoid death but some people certainly can show off their wealth even after their death. They or their family can announce to the world just how wonderful they were when they ware alive but those with less money may end up sharing an unmarked plot with a number of strangers.
Since 1832 the bodies of the rich were interred in fancy private tombs while those of the poor went into unmarked common ground. It really surprised me to discover that up to 75% of those buried in the cemetery are in unmarked shared graves. Special areas were also created for victims of the many epidemics or outbreaks (of smallpox (1871-2), cholera (1865-66) or typhoid (1846-49)) that occasionally killed off large numbers of Dubliners in short periods of time. The last such outbreak, the Influenza Epidemic of 1918, saw 240 funerals at Glasnevin Cemetery over an eight-day period. The norm would have been twelve or thirteen.
Since the first burial a register has been maintained. The register includes the full name and address of the deceased, cause, date and location of death. The exact location of the grave is also included in the register but that does not mean that there will be anything to see. During a previous visit I came across an American family who on finding the grave on their great grand father were very upset by the fact that there was nothing to identify the grave or to indicate who was buried there. They got really annoyed with the official when he explained that it was a pauper’s grave and even more upset when they learned what that meant. The official eventually said to them I was not even born when your grandparents were buried so please don’t get annoyed with me.
Glasnevin Trust, which runs Glasnevin Cemetery, has operated a ‘pay later scheme’ for families who couldn’t afford graves at the time of burial. This would happen regularly, but in most cases people never repaid the money and the grave would be considered to be a pauper’s grave meaning that the grave was occupied but still owned by the trust. Today, these graves are known as “gone over graves” and are available for sale. Before any ‘gone over grave’ is sold, it is Glasnevin Trust’s policy to ensure that potential buyers are made fully aware of the grave’s history and the remains of the original occupants are not disturbed.
Case, a Wisconsin company, utilized the state's Civil War eagle mascot 'Old Abe' as their trademark.
Aproveitando o clima de amor da foto anterior, resolví postar uma desse casal simpático que fotografei no domingo. =)
A little booklet which is designed to hold up to 4 DVD/CDs. From the outside it is blue: with blue bookcloth, and a blue Italian paper. See more pictures here