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Come get these new cushions from Breaux Jr. 4 Styles available at 50L Friday for Kids!
7 Animations in each!
Copy/Mod
Put them in rows, squares, alone... SO MANY OPTIONS! All the patterns accent each other for awesome design control.
Breaux Jr. original with help from Archer Candy... Thanks sissy!
Let's connect with my attic friends, give each other hands and make a line. On the picture you only see 3 girls, but the line of purple girls extends infinitely to the left and right. The purple satin army is ready for combat. No worries though; we are friendly and our weapons of choice are smiles, femininity and sensuality.
ConnectAbility Australia treat each person as an individual and understand and acknowledge that you come to us with a history and a desired future.
24 January 2015
Premier Connections, Luton YJ54 UBU
No markings but advised by MCW2598 as operated by Premier Connections of Luton for the easyJet staff shuttle. Another plain Optare noted on the same service.
Percival Way, Luton
After looking at some wierd shapes made from technic on Captain Redstorm's photostream, I thought about using the new tri-connectors to form a continuing shape with the different degrees of angles available. The 5's form a much tighter coil then the 4,s and I was actually able to complete the shape with a couple pieces to spare.
Out in the desert this weekend, and set up my camera & tripod outside my bedroom door on Friday night. I set the delay for a few hours so the series started at about 3AM; 3 minuted delay between photos, and 30 photos total. Camera settings: f/2.8, 20 second exposure, ISO 1600, 16mm. Then I layered them all in Photoshop. The good news: My camera was still there in the morning!! Happy Sliders Sunday.
I've posted this photo mostly to explain why I've gone on an 'adding contact' spree this morning. And here's why:
I get a lot of people adding me as a contact, mostly because of tumblr and weheartit and bookmarking sites like that. I know that most of those people are just bookmarking my profile, not actually adding me as a contact who they hope to talk to and interact with, so most of the time, I don't add people back. Today, however, I felt like I should change that.
I went through my list and added the people I see that usually comment, or that I've talked to or interacted with in some sort of way. I am open to add more people, but only if I know your name, you know what I mean?
I'm also planning a testimonial exchange, but that's business for another day. :)
So, if you have added me as a contact and actually want to have some sort of contact, but I haven't added you back, let me know through flickrmail! If you're a new friend, you can mail me as well! I'm in the mood to make friends, so let's all be happy, shall we? :D
The evolution of technology has been dramatic over the last ten years. The Internet has changed the way we do business, but the technologies fuelling that change have evolved in silos, at different speeds and for different reasons. Pulling these technologies together and enabling people to connect with each other and share information
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Technical Specs :
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens: Canon EF-S 18-55mm F/ 3.5-5.6 USM
Focal Length: 37mm
Aperture: F/4.6
Shutter: 0.8 sec
ISO: 100
Exposure: Normal
Exposure Compensation: -2 Step
Other: On Mini flexableTripod
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Photo By M Al-Ahmadi
© All rights reserved 2009
Victor, CO - I believe you are looking inside an old Gold Trommel. What is a Gold Trommel? More details below.
It's not difficult to find old rusted mining equipment and buildings sprawled about in the Victor and Cripple Creek area of Colorado. While photo hunting I saw this intriguing tube that temporarily hypnotized me. What is this giant religious looking cheese grader? Come to find out it's a Gold Trommel.
A Gold Trommel was used to process gold bearing material by separating out the larger rocks and boulders, like a big sifter. All of the fine material will drop through the screens to be processed, the larger gravels and rocks will discharge out of the back. There are other elements like water being used to assist the process but that's the basic idea behind this thing.
I was on a recent trip up the Oregon coast into Washington, and one of my goals was to get a good shot of the Astoria-Megler bridge. This bridge is difficult to photograph, as it is so long and a good angle is not easy to find. I liked this composition as it shows both the State of Oregon in the foreground and the State of Washington in the background, with the bridge connecting both States, crossing the Columbia River.
"Connecting Newspaper Gestures" in the group exhibition "what touches humans" at the Bavarian State Ministry
"Connecting Newspaper Gestures" in der Gruppenausstellung "Was Menschen berührt" im Bayerischen Staatsministerium in München
Curving round from the WCML onto the Castlefield Corridor, Freightliner no. 70005 leads 4M95, the 0344 container train from Southampton MCT to Trafford Park FLT, through Manchester Piccadilly Platform 14.
The long container trains to Trafford Park are a proper headache for Northern, TPE & EMR (who all use the Castlefield Corridor), as they eat up capacity, especially if there's already a delay!
It was a beautiful day at cottage. More photos coming... (and yeah it's telephone pole)
Project 52: Week 34
Hot off the press as I took this one earlier today during a bit of a Welsh mystery tour with 'Mrs R'.
Optare Metrocity YJ19 HXY wearing 'Traws Cymru' livery stands on the station approach road at Machynlleth awaiting its next duty and presumably the arrival of a train. I didn't look at the legal lettering, but I assume it to be one of Lloyd's, based in the town at the old Crosville garage across the road from here?
Corrected thanks to Chris ... one of Tanat Valley's.
A sight soon to be no more is the 580 in Kinver... well, under Diamond operation that is. From April 17th, the route will be operated by Coniston Coaches.
Diamond's KP02 PUV (20104) is seen on Kinver High Street, at the stop outside the Health Centre (Moss Grove Surgery), while operating a 580 back to Kidderminster Bus Station. The 580 has two runs each way between Kidderminster and Kinver, Willow Road. Behind the bus is a nice clock, which is on top of the bus shelter, which is in a bandstand style. Further in the background is St. Peter's Church. KP02PUV was new in June 2002 to Waverley Travel, Edinburgh. It joined Flights Hallmark/Rotala PLC, for their Central Connect (Connect Buses) operation, as their 2004. 2004 still wears their Blue Diamond livery. On the off side a black lined box can be seen, which is from an old large side advert the bus previously carried. It is a Dennis Dart SLF/Plaxton Pointer 2.
Sur les neuf boules, six sont accessibles au public. Les escaliers mécaniques installés dans les tubes obliques, comptent parmi les plus longs d’Europe. Le plus grand - ici - mesure 35 m de long.
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Tubes which connect the spheres along the 12 edges of the cube and all eight vertices to the centre enclose escalators connecting the spheres which contain exhibit halls and other public spaces. The biggest - here - is 35 m of length.
These are the elements for Utata's Iron Photographer 150:
1 - landscape / cityscape
2 - two things connected by a third thing
3 - inverted color
Ashbourne Connect Dennis Trident ALX400 Reg 03-D-10010 Is seen at Dublin Airport the shuttle service between Dublin Airport and the Premier Inn.
this bus was new to Dublin Bus as Fleet Number DT 10