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Quite a heavy snow in Yakiyama today. The yellow cab truck, just visible on the right was jack knifed. It blocked the road just enough to make everyone stop and once stopped going up its pretty hard to get momentum going up again without chains. I went back down and took the bypass.
Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains with Christina inside the Backstage Artist Lounge. Copyright © 2009-2012. Backstage Artist Lounge - Equity Strategic Relations, Inc.
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Chain Reaction is Portland's all-male bike dance troupe. Saturday they performed at the BTA/PSU Bike Challenge celebration.
The Chain Dress - This was made from only grocery store and garbage bags, VHS tape, and broken jewelry. I melted the bags into thick strips and wove them together for the skirt with an open, fluffy back. The skirt fits on the natural waist with a clean line before turning into carefully cut strips of plastic, a shortened, mermaid inspired dress. The belt is made from knitted VHS tape, and the chain accents were from necklaces in my jewelry box with broken clasps, tied in strategic areas. Modeled by Ione Lohnes.
Why oh why was it necessary to chain up the cistern in the public loo in Southerness? Do people really nick these things, and if they do, why on earth....???
Le salon-salle à manger, avec ses poutres apparentes, est un espace largement dédié à la convivialité.
Dîner autour de la table ronde en épiloguant sur cette journée de tourisme en Alsace, plonger dans un bouquin au salon, écouter de la musique (chaine HIFI), ou regarder la télévision (TNT) le soir avant de s'endormir ...
Chacun y trouvera sa place ...
Here are instructions on how to put on your winter chains, and tips for driving with them on your tires.
Practice installing your chains before your winter travel. And a quick reminder; chains work best when you remember to bring them along. So keep them in your vehicle!
Visit TripCheck.com before you head out and know before you go.
Travel winter smart!
A simple, delicate necklace made from pale green glass beads and glass pearls wire-wrapped on sterling silver wire in a "blossom" pattern, with an abalone teardrop dangling below. All chain, wire, and jump rings are sterling silver. This necklace measures about 15" and is finished with a handmade clasp.
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A chain of diatoms from pond water a small lake North of South Bend, IN. The horizontal length of the chain is about 100 micron.
Photographed using a Sony NEX 5N with a Bausch & Lomb bright field microscope setup for Kohler illumination. The camera was mounted to a Leica MIKAS microscope adapter with a 2/3X reducer, 43X objective and a 10X eyepiece.
Chain Reaction is Portland's all-male bike dance troupe. Saturday they performed at the BTA/PSU Bike Challenge celebration.
Okefenokee Swamp Park, Waycross, Georgia.
The next day it was still raining, and it rained all day. Normal people would have stayed indoors.
But no ... we drove up to Georgia, to the Okefenokee Swamp.
After the boat trip and the train ride there was one more thing that just had to be done ... a walk through the swamp on the boardwalk, to the observation tower.
The ferns just peeking up from the water might be Woodwardia virginica?
The Virginia chain fern, Woodwardia virginica, is one the most primitive plants in the swamp. Growing two-to-four feet tall, straight out of the water, the spore cases form chains thus giving the plant its name.
Chain saw artist (hiding under a baseball cap) behind a metal fence. Creating wood sculptures from a trailer full of stumps and short lengths of tree trunks. He, and an associate, seldom stopped working • Artist, teacher, vendor, manufacturer, demonstrator, salesman, retailer, and conversationalist – all wrapped into one.
2015 Cuyahoga County Fair • Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds • Berea, Cleveland, northeast Ohio, USA
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"Chains Shawlette" from "Crochet So Fine: Exquisite Designs with Fine Yarns" by Kristin Omdahl - Interweave
Todavía recuerdo el momento en el que mis pies descalzos rozaron el primer peldaño de aquellas escaleras. Llevaba unas medias blancas y un maillot negro completamente ceñido a mi cuerpo, tenía 4 años y todavía necesitaba agarrarme a la barandilla para subir sin tambalearme hacia mi vida, el principio de mi sueño.
Arriba, mi mundo se convertía en una explosión de luz, en donde encontraba la paz y una perfecta armonía al ritmo de mi fiel tío Daniel que virtuosamente, acariciaba el piano de cola.
Los años pasan demasiado deprisa, pero recuerdo como si fuera ayer entusiasmadamente la primera vez que me sangraron los pies, todas y cada una de las veces en las que mis músculos han pedido un descanso a gritos. Y como no, todas aquellas veces en las que mi corazón era feliz. Como cuando te conocí.
A mis 24 años, descubrí que cuando veía mis escaleras favoritas, era libre, y cuando alcanzaba el piso superior, toda mi tristeza, preocupación, miedo o enfado desaparecían por completo. Conseguía transformarme en una muñeca de silueta de cristal y tobillos firmes que expresaba y transmitía aquello que se le pedía y más.
Aquel lugar, mi escondite, mi esfuerzo y pasión, se convirtió en mi paraiso particular, al que me gustaba acudir cuando la presión me invadía, descargando encima de mis ahora viejas puntas o en pleno contacto con el suelo, horas y horas de incomprensión y rabia.
El negro suelo de goma me comprendía y me regalaba marcas de experiencia que más tarde, una vez me hubiera despedido como cada día, de mis preciosas escaleras, debía curar y mimar hasta la proxima batalla.
Hasta el próximo baile.
Los años pasan demasiado deprisa, ¿verdad Carlos? y sin esperarle, llegó el momento de la firme y desesperada despedida. Aún joven, tenía que decirle adiós a mi sueño, a mis proyectos, a mi todo.
Me derrumbé como nunca, y me levanté como siempre.
No me permití abandonar, le pesase a quien le pesase,
tozuda y egoistamente hasta que las fuerzas se me escaparon y la pena arrasó.
Allí estabas tú, con los ojos brillantes mirándome desde la butaca en la que siempre te sentabas. Y ahí estaba yo, encima del escenario, sintiendo todavía "Moonlight sonata" correr por mis venas. Mi canción favorita, con la que empecé a vivir y terminé viviendo el 14 de Marzo de 1997.
Una parte de mi, siempre bailó para ti.
No espero que me perdones, yo no lo haría en tu lugar.
Eternamente tuya. Tu compañera y mujer, alumna, y fan indiscutible.
Tu chica chaînés.
You could say that the National Guard bridges the gap between Citizen and Soldier, community and military. However, 10 Soldiers of the North Carolina National Guard’s 878th Engineer Company really built a bridge when they deployed to Fort Jackson, S.C., April 10 - 11. The engineers brought more than 100 years of combined civilian and military experience completing a bridge over a creek at Legion Lake. Not just mechanical skill with five-ton skid steers, generators, augers, chain saws but the professional’s touch building among trees and wetlands without destroying either. “We seek out projects like this, it is good training,” said Warrant Officer Timothy Calton, project leader. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Robert Jordan / released)