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A delightfully convoluted live Rube Goldberg demonstration.
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The Irish Chain pattern isn't really all that complicated. It's really just 2 blocks, one a checker board, the other a white square with a bit of checkers around it. You can sew 5 strips together in the sequence you need and slice off 2 for each block. Block 1 uses 5 strips of just 3 sequences, block 2 uses 4 strips of just 2 sequences and a square. Hover over the image for the sequences. Now, how easy is that?
This one was quilted by my mom and my great aunt. Can you believe I was broken into and they probably used this quilt as the get-away loot bag! There was a broken window and the stereo, the TV remotes and the quilt were all missing when I got home
The Punchbowl on Stonegate (not to be confused with the Wetherspoon's Punchbowl on Micklegate) is one of the Nicholson's chain "Classic Pubs". Leading down from the Minster, Stonegate has a deep and rich history and the Punchbowl is no exception and is one of York's oldest public houses.
It has great character and a friendly atmosphere and comprises of three rooms. A front bar, an small lounge at the back, and a room in-between which tends to act as a eatery during the day, and hosts live acts on a Friday. The pub has a good, well kept but limited number of real ales.
The pub has stood for over four hundred years and was first licensed in 1761. It was known as a meeting place for the Wig Party (Liberals today) who favoured punch, hence the name, where as the Tories had a preference to red wines and port. In them days I guess it was an easy way to find out who to vote for simply on your preference as to what you favoured drink wise.
As with many of the old pubs in York, the Punch bowl is host to a couple of ghostly figures. In the past, the pub was renown as a brothel. One story is that one women rejected the advances of a client, who then chased her around the pub to one of the rooms where he strangled her to death.
Her ghostly steps and voice have often been heard by the staff and customers. The second being that of a previous landlord who died during a fire in the pub.
Stonegate means the stone-paved street, although some people have suggested that it was named because stone used in building the minster was carted up here. In Roman times a road within the Roman Legionary fortress called the Via Praetoria more or less followed the course of present Stonegate and crossed the River Ouse by means of a bridge, near to where the Guildhall stands today. Stonegate is a Viking street name and it is quite possible that the Roman paved street survived into Viking times. Stonegate is a long narrow street, and one of the most attractive in York. St. Helen's Square is at the south end of the street and Petergate is at the north. There are a number of attractive timber-framed and Georgian buildings in Stonegate. The northern end of the street, a continuation beyond Petergate to the minster is called Minster Gates.
Located in one of the alleys just off Stonegate is The Old Starre Inn, the oldest public house in York, which dates from the seventeenth century. A beam stretched across both sides of Stonegate advertises the pub near the alley. Nearby on one of the builings is a carving of a red coloured devil, sitting high up, against one of the walls. This was a printer's devil and once signified the site of a printing works.
Mulberry Hall at number 17 Stonegate is a building dating from the 15th century, but older still are the remains of a house dating from about 1180, the oldest dwelling house in York. It can be found in an alley just off Stonegate.
The street of Little Stonegate is an offshoot to the east of Stonegate and leads into Swinegate.
Chained Academic Poet.
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Γλώσσες καμπαναριό κρέμεται γύρο παρασυρόμενα ταξιδεύει ατιμάζει ταφή αίματα σέλλας κροταλίας βραστό θυμό,
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verdades dialéticas preservada simplicidade contrário preservação permanente negação universal sensual ensinou,
principi contrari che contestano apprendere percezioni imponendo di percepire le proprietà definite,
未分化消失両極端の意識が明らかモーメントが弱い内側の視線をはじく一致しました.
Steve.D.Hammond.
mass of rusted chain in a turkish village named babalar (gr: goniko) in estern greece, near bulgarian border, in rodopi mountains.
Sometimes I do photoshoots where the other people involved probably don't want me to go in depth about it or post any real pictures from the shoot.
In other news, I'm digging banjo class, even though learning the banjo meant that this shoot had to start late and go late.
The large, heavy duty chains that counteract the weight of the lifting cables which lift the platform of an old railroad lift bridge in Joliet, Illinois.
The vertical lift bridge crosses the Des Plaines River and was constructed in 1902. It has a span of 361 feet.
daisy chains tess created by Eric Gjerde
folded from a 20cm hexagone of copy paper.
i like this tess, although a little tricky to fold ;)
One more of the Tammy in orangey goodness. More orangey than a Terry's Chocolate Orange, because they are in fact brown.
7 November 2021, Kigoma, Tanzania - A man carries a box full of fresh sprat in a landing site at the shore of the Lake Tanganyika in Kigoma, Tanzania.
Lake Tanganyika is the world’s second largest lake by volume with borders in Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi and Zambia. Millions of people rely on the rich aquatic biodiversity reserves for food and income.
Yet, post-harvest losses caused by poor handling and processing techniques, as well as the impacts of climate change and poor fishing methods are threatening the future of fishing on the lake. Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing is a further cause of declining yields.
In Tanzania, FISH4ACP aims to strengthen and safeguard the sardine, sprat and perch value chains in Lake Tanganyika by investing in inclusive growth to bolster food security for future generations, reduce poverty and contribute to the conservation of natural resources.
FISH4CP is an initiative of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (OACPS) implemented by FAO with funding from the European Union (EU) and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
More on FISH4ACP Tanzania: www.fao.org/in-action/fish-4-acp/where-we-work/africa/tan...
Project: GCP /GLO/028/EC
Photo: ©FAO/Luis Tato
In fact, the supply chain is a complex network of parties, a supply chain community, spanning multiple enterprises and agencies. In order to effectively manage such a supply chain in reality requires that all parties be on a single platform, so that they all have access to the same information and can respond to situations in real time.