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Day 70 - July 18, 2010
Pull chains are one of those things that go unnoticed for the most part. In most cases they are simply a tool for turning fans and lights from off to on and vice versa. But pull chains are the only part about light fixtures that are interactive and I remember as a kid I would pull the chain in my room on and off over and over just to hear the click and watch the fan change speeds. There was something mesmerizing in the mechanical action of controlling the fan. Using the light switch on the wall just never gave the same satisfaction...
10/365/2013 Classroom:
My classroom has great high ceiling and lots of skylight from tall windows.
This shot of the ceiling, window, and two florescent lights somehow looked like a robot in an epic battle shooting out two lasers...
In reality, right below this battle, a lot of learning happened pretty peacefully.
dinner at a restaurant made from old converted railway cars. lots of retro memorabilia and kitschy things on display.
Bladeless Ceiling Fan Decorating Home Ideas
Exactly what are the advantages of bladeless ceiling fan? Are you planning to install a ceiling fan for your house or work environment? Look no even more as we would to introduce the kind of ceiling fan which will certainly be extremely interesting and...
I was just experimenting with different shutter speeds and the effect on motion. I was laying down on the floor looking straight up to get this shot. Fan was set on high speed. Shutter spd 1/60th of a sec. & no flash.
didnt intend to upload this but i realized i have a lot of canada pictures left that i should upload before my seattle pictures
and i need to upload stuff before my pro account expiressssssssssss
this was the view from my loft on saltspring island, i think this is another picture that screams "pacific northwest"
Singapore in January 2007.
We walked all the way down Orchard Road, then headed for Raffles Hotel. It is compulsory to see the iconic Raffles Hotel, and to sample their Singapore Sling cocktails in the Long Bar.
This handsome circular, Classical plaza, ringed by arcades, is actually a piece of transportation infrastructure - a roundabout linking 79th Street with southbound car traffic on the Henry Hudson Parkway, and bicycle traffic on the Hudson River Greenway. This is best understood from the satellite view. If there must be urban highways, and they must have off-ramps, this is some kind of model to consider.
Part of the huge West Side Improvement/Henry Hudson Parkway project, initiated in 1929, moribund in the early Depression years, and completed 1934-1937 under Robert Moses, Commissioner of Parks. The official opening brochure gives design credit to the engineering consultancy Madigan-Hyland, as well as consulting landscape architects Gilmore D. Clarke (Clarke & Rapuano) and C.J. Beakes, together with the Department of Parks staff members Emil H. Praeger (Chief Engineer) and Clinton F. Loyd (Chief, Architectural Design).
At the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium in Ft. Worth. Good food and music on our brief stop through town.
#Ceiling - First, you have to decide where you will be putting this chandelier ceiling fan. The main consideration is whether inside or in a room that could be exposed to the elements, such as a patio or garage. The particular room in which the fan will can also affect your decision. For example, a modern...