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See Note: On every number 5 of all telephones in the world you will find a little tip. Probably an orientation sign in Braille for the blind people. (Duch Design? let me know. The Dutch are great in small things)
Check your own telephone
SMS-en vanuit een "normale" telefooncel
What a surprise yesterday morning! Many collembola were out but a specimen caught my eye !! it was much bigger and bigger than the other Fasciomsonithurus but maybe that red-eyed collembola is not one ... a Sminthurus?
I could observe two specimens, this big specimen is a male! and he is huge !!!
Frans is this albino collembole? or a new species?
I did not find a species like him on the site.
If we look in comparison with the Fasciosminthrus, the lateral and rear drawings are not similar The eyes are much bigger also
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An early candlestick telephone (possibly a GPO type 150) with instructions on 'how to use' displayed in a dimly lit corner of the National Trust property Kingston Lacy House -
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Charming family photograph from May 1908 on the wall.
The foreground book is "Covert and Field Sport" by Edward William Cuming, Publication date 1913
Topics Fowling, Shooting
Publisher [London] : Hodder and Stoughton
Collection websterfamilyvetmed; blc; americana
Contributor Webster Family Library of Veterinary Medicine
Language English
Even in one of the remotest parts of Scotland, there is still a daily mail collection! Photo was taken on Great Bernera, a small island off the coast of the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.
This was taken at Ballinasloe horse fair and this man was selling these two horses. I think he would probably be sorry to see them go!
If you would like to see more from this remarkable week-long event go here: www.flickr.com/photos/frankfullard/sets/72157625091115276/
I have a tough time walking, speaking, memory loss, cognitive disfunction, hand tremors on my right side, among other items.
I'm still better than I was before HSCT. I used to type a respectable 82 words per minute (touch type).
It's now down to 12.
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