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Potassium-argon ‘dates’ of Mt Ngauruhoe (New Zealand) lava
30-06-1954
K–Ar ‘AGE’ (million years)
Sample A2 1.3 ± 0.3 (LAB CODE R-12106)
Sample B1 3.5 ± 0.2 (LAB CODE R-12003)
Sample C1 1.2 ± 0.2 (LAB CODE R-11513)
📆 2019-01-27⏱12'30h➡️WPF♀️🏆Euro League Women📍Piscina: Pere Serrat 🔛: @cnsantandreu 🆚 @zavkmladost - @timeoutsports.cat @sports_of_our_world - Photo:©️J.Arnau/ @atelierphoto.cat - ⚪️🔵🔴 - 🔛 L'enllaç a les fotos ho podeu veure a la bio. El enlace a todas las fotos en la bio. Link to all photos in the bio. --
For certain photos that I upload on Flickr, the "date taken" is not set, even though the date taken is present in the EXIF data, e.g. for this photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/loupiote/52778277566
The EXIF contains this "date taken":
Date and Time (Digitized) - 2017:06:30 01:16:44-07:00
The bug can be easily reproduced by getting and uploading uploading this original photo, which can be obtained here: live.staticflickr.com/65535/52778277566_8591b08e09_o_d.jpg
Because of this bug, Flickr will consider that the date taken is either "infinity" (in the future) or the date the photo was edited with photoshop, depending on what you do with Flickr.
For example when you looks at "date taken" in the Organizer, it show you the date when the photo was edited (i.e. modified), which is also stored in the EXIF:
Date and Time (Modified) - 2023:03:28 19:07:38
This bug prevents albums containing images like this one from being correctly sorted by "date taken".
This bug affects ALL the photos that I took with my cellphone and that I edited with photoshop. It does not affect photos that I took with other cameras, also edited with photoshop.
It looks like Flickr is not extracting the "date taken" properly from the EXIF data for those images, likely because of the format of their EXIF data, i.e. flickr fails to extract the "date taken" from the EXIF tag "Date and Time (Digitized)".
Dating back to the 1200s, Angkor Thom is located a short distance from the city of Siem Reap and Angkor Wat temple. It was a featured location site in the film Lara Croft Tomb Raider with Angelina Jolie.
Save the date, September 7th from 5 to 7 pm, is the opening reception of "Desert Dwellings”! The landscape paintings of Tucson artist Ted DeGrazia are featured in this new exhibit at the Gallery in the Sun. Distant adobes, ranch houses, and saguaros populate these moody landscapes, many of which have never been on display. The opening reception is open to the public and offers free admission for the event! To join our event and for more information please go to www.facebook.com/events/952730631575890/.
Hiked to a cave full of upside down icicles that are supposed to look like Hattefatterners from Moomin, not far from Niseko in Japan.
What: Photography by Kim Taylor [featuring ducks, osprey, bald eagles, and landscapes]
When: December 11, 2009 to Mid January 2010
Where: Penn Camera in Springfield,VA
Those who are in the area -- December 11, from 7pm until 8pm, join us for 'refreshments'. Hope to see you there~
Yours in all things Nikon ...
Kim
Anniversary Dinner Date, 12/30/2023, Nashville, TN
Apple iPhone 13
iPhone 13 back dual wide camera 1.54mm f/2.4
ƒ/2.4 1.5 mm 1/40 1250
There was no formal international agreement on special delivery services between Canada and the United States until 1923. Prior to this date a variety of uses can be found. In this earlier period, special delivery stamps were commonly accepted by both countries on a reciprocal bases. This example with the US 10 cent "Special Delivery" stamp was mailed at Vancouver for Seattle on - 22 December 1920.
To December 31, 1923 - If special delivery service was required for a letter addressed to the United States, the letter had to be franked with a U.S. 10 cent special delivery stamp or 10 cents U.S. postage in addition to the Canadian postage.
January 1, 1924 - Special delivery service to the United States could now be provided with Canadian stamps. The fee was 20 cents.
Vancouver to Seattle, Washington, 22 December 1920
2 cents letter rate + 1 cent War Tax to the U.S. - U.S. special delivery stamp (10 cent) affixed at Vancouver, B.C. and cancelled at Seattle, Washington on 23 December 1920. Special Delivery service was provided at Seattle, Washington.
- sent from - / VANCOUVER / 10 / DE 22 / 20 / B.C. / - cds cancel
- arrived at - / SEATTLE / DEC 23 / 3 30 AM / WASH. / 1922 / 22 / - duplex type arrival backstamp.
- very light handstamp in purple ink on front of cover - could be "FEE CLAIMED BY OFFICE OF FIRST ADDRESS" - this auxiliary marking is used exclusively with Special Delivery service.
- sent by: Thomas Proctor Hall / M.A., PH.D., M.D.
Thomas Proctor Hall
(b. 7 October 1858 in Hornby, Esquesing Twp, Halton, Ontario – d. 25 March 1931 at age 72 in Vancouver, B.C.) - he was a Canadian physician who wrote mathematics, chemistry, physics, theology, and science fiction.
His first wife - Elizabeth (nee Knight) Hall
His second wife - Ruth Maude (nee McManus) Hall
(b. 1868 in Iowa, United States – d. 8 September 1942 at age 74 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) - they were married - 10 September 1902 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA)
T. Proctor Hall was born October 7, 1858 at Hornby, Ontario. He attended Woodstock College and University of Toronto where in 1882 he obtained a bachelor's degree in chemistry. For two years he was a fellow at University of Toronto, then he served as science master in Woodstock, Ontario for five years. He proceeded to Illinois Wesleyan University for his doctorate. He then studied at Clark University where W. E. Story lectured on higher-dimensional space. Hall contributed to the topic with his article "The projection of fourfold figures upon a three-flat". He wrote, "Rotation is essentially motion in a plane, and when another dimension is added to the rotating body, another dimension is also added to the axis of rotation." From 1893 to 96 he was professor of natural science at Tabor Academy, Massachusetts.
Albert A. Michelson was teaching physics at Clark University. Examining methods of determining surface tension, in 1893 Hall published the article "New methods of measuring surface tension of liquids". The following year he contributed an article on stereochemistry to Science. And the next year he wrote on gravitation including the speculative kinetic gravity. From 1897 to 1901 he taught physics in Kansas City.
T. Proctor Hall became a medical doctor in 1902 after study in Chicago at the National Medical College. At the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis in 1904 he spoke on "Principles of Electro-therapeutics" at the International Electrical Congress held in connection with the Exposition. From 1902 to 1905 he was editor of American X-ray Journal. In 1905 Hall relocated to Vancouver, British Columbia where he practiced medicine as Dr. Thomas P. Hall. He was a proponent of heliotherapy and wrote, "Sunshine has been used for ages in the cure of disease; and sunshine is only a very narrow range of ether waves. Now that the fuller range of ether waves is coming under control, we may surely expect to obtain a large increase of power over misfortune and disease," in a science fiction story. In 1916 Hall was official Librarian of BCAS, and he spoke at the December meeting: "A scientific musical scale". That year BCAS acted as host for an excursion to the Point Grey lands destined to become the UBC campus. T. Proctor Hall died - 25 March 1931 at age 72 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Addressed to his daughter: Miss A. V. Hall / 5521 12th Ave. N.E. / Seattle, Washington / c/o Mrs. Oleson
Dr. Amy Violet Hall was born - 2 May 1887, in Woodstock, Oxford, Ontario, Canada as the daughter of Thomas Proctor Hall and Elizabeth Knight. She died - 13 June 1962, at the age of 75.
Written by one of her students - You asked for a vote. Mine is for Professor Amy Violet Hall, of the HSS dept. in the College of Engineering, 1949 to approximately 1959. She ran against the grain of engineering students and tradition by advocating the worth of a liberal education for engineers, and introduced me to literature, famous thinkers of the last three thousand years, and the fact that there are several great world religions that have a lot to say. She was an idiosyncratic and inspiring teacher in the classroom and in the office.
Clipped from - The Vancouver Sun newspaper - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - 11 May 1959 - Art Group To Hear Professor Dr. Amy Violet Hall, professor emeritus of Humanistic Social Studies, University of Washington, Seattle, will speak on "Humanity and the Arts" at a meeting of West Vancouver Sketch Club at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Community Centre. Dr. Hall, who was born In Canada and graduated from the Provincial Normal School, taught for two years at the Laura Secord School here. Dr. Hall's general topic at the Sketch Club meeting will be art in relation to the world.
MOOSE HEIGHTS - a Post Office in British Columbia on the Cariboo Highway 10 miles north of Quesnel. The population in 1940 was 76. The MOOSE HEIGHTS Post Office was located in the General Store during the second opening.
The MOOSE HEIGHTS Post Office was established - 16 October 1933 - it closed - 30 September 1947 - it reopened - 1 May 1950 and closed - 29 June 1962.
LINK to a list of the Postmasters who served at the MOOSE HEIGHTS Post Office - recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/home/record...
Allen Simpson Oakes was the Postmaster at MOOSE HEIGHTS Post Office from - 16 October 1933 to - 18 September 1947. Allan and Ida Oakes, moved to MOOSE HEIGHTS around 1933 on a homesteading grant. He cleared the land for their farm and built their house, horse barn, blacksmith shop, and the granary. The first Post Office must have been located in their farm house. Immigration was in 1903.
Allen Simpson Oakes
(b. 27 February 1888 in Omaha, Nebraska, USA - d. 13 March 1953 at age 65 in Rural Quesnel / Prince George Highway, B.C.) - his occupation was farmer.
His wife - Ida Caroline (nee Lindstrom) Oakes
(b. 21 February 1894 in Fertile, Minnesota, USA - d. 25 December 1988 at age in Quesnel, B.C.) - they were married c. 1913 in Daysland, Alberta, Canada - they had four children.
- sent from - / MOOSE HEIGHTS / AM / SP 1 / 36 / B.C. / - cds cancel - (B-1 / large letters / RF D).
Addressed to: Campana / L.H.J. 8 / Caledonia Road / Toronto, Ontario, Canada
CAMPANA CORPORATION LIMITED is a federal corporation entity registered with Corporations Canada. The incorporation date is January 14, 1927. Its first product was Italian Balm, a hand lotion. The formula was purchased from a Dr. Campana, from where the company derives its name. It also produced facial and pore cleaners.
Some time prior to the year 1885 a druggist in Toronto, Canada, began to manufacture and sell a hand lotion which he called Campana's Italian Balm. Some sales were made in the United States. The lotion continued to be sold under that name by him and his successors in a comparatively small way until 1926, when the plaintiff acquired the formula and all rights to the trade-mark, trade-name, or goodwill, and began to manufacture the product at Batavia, Ill.
So I convinced the boy to snap another shoe pic ha ha. this one took place as we were getting ready to go to the movies the other night. I'd gotten home from work late and didn't have a whole lot of time before he'd be over, so i shrugged off my blazer and shell, unbuckled my ankle straps and took off my black heels, had a few spoonfuls of chocolate ice cream for dinner, freshened up a tad grabbed a black pullover and pulled on these tan cuffed wedge heeled ankle boots just in time for his ringing my doorbell just before eight. i charmed him into snapping this pic and we headed out in his car we talked about our day and such throughout the ride and across the parking lot so of course i'd forgotten to tie my shoes until we were side stepping down the row of seats and i kept stepping on my undone laces natch i figured why bother while we were seated nor was there much room to tie them in a lady like fashion anyway so i left them untied throughout the movie, actually feeling pretty good about myself doing so hee hee well when the end of the movie came, you guessed it, kept stepping on my laces again exiting the row of seats. well i didn't want to block the aisle while everyone was leaving so we headed for the car like everybody else through the lobby with my laces whipping the backs of my ankles all the way back to the car "didn't you tie your shoes?" he asked rounding the back of his car i felt myself blush and said "not yet" with my head down bless his heart, he was all manners cuz i fell asleep within minutes of him starting the engine! i woke up to his gentle hand on my shoulder with the car door open behind me at the edge of my sidewalk. "i didn't snore did i?" i was so embarrassed. "just barely audible sleep noises" i apologized, he assured me not to worry and that he thought it was cute. blush. and he took my hand as i tumbled from my slumber in his front passenger seat and patiently helped me get my land legs balanced back on my four inch wedges -- still untied mind you -- and he gentlemanly walked me back up my sidewalk, held me steady as i unlocked my door, guided me up the steps to my apt and borrowed my keys to let me in. he stayed to make sure i wouldn't fall and crack open my skull and only went home himself once i proved i was alright on my own in a sleep tee shirt, pajama pants and white socks sometime after midnight and i went to bed after locking up behind him.
Date: 14-03-2015
Location: Erasmusweg, Den Haag, The Netherlands
HTM GTL8 no 3026 departing the Erasmusplein stop.
Clipped from - The Interior News newspaper - Smithers, British Columbia, Canada - 19 October 1988 - WALCOTT is a small community in British Columbia along the CN railway halfway between Telkwa (18 miles southeast of Telkwa) and Houston. It got its first official school in 1931 when a 16x20-foot log structure was built for this purpose. Local people donated all the labour for the construction of this building. R. Low was the first secretary-treasurer and Betty Murdock the first teacher. In the spring of 1936, the building burned down. A new frame building was erected about halfway between the highway and the Walcott bridge. The building was constructed by F. Cook, using taxpayers' money for labour and materials. The heavy stringers used for the floor were donated by local residents as they used the school for dances, etc. While the new building was being constructed, classes were held in a cabin owned by H. Beck. Later, a piano was purchased for the school with funds raised by holding dances and basket socials. The teachers boarded with some of the local residents. In later years, some of them lived in a small log cabin and later in a two-storey frame house across the river. For a short time, around 1953, one of the teachers, Mr. Dahl, also ran the WALCOTT Post Office from there. Around 1947 the school building was moved to a location closer to the Walcott bridge. Here it still sits on a two-acre lot on the corner of Walcott Road and Grouse Road. In 1959 the school had only a few students. When a family of five moved away the next spring, the school was forced to close. The building was sold and is still in use as a private residence. The population of WALCOTT in 1932 was 28.
The WALCOTT Post Office was established - 1 October 1925 and closed - 2 October 1966. The Post Office permanently closed due to the establishment of Telkwa RR No. 1.
LINK to a list of the Postmasters who served at the WALCOTT Post Office - central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=posoffposmas&id=6...
Clipped from - The Interior News newspaper - Smithers, British Columbia, Canada - 23 February 1966 - Authority has been granted for the establishment of a rural route at Telkwa, to serve four times a week the Quick Post Office and approximately ninety patrons residing on Highway 16, Round Lake Road and Woodmere Road. R.R. No. 1 Telkwa will also serve the five patrons of the WALCOTT Post Office which will be closed. Tenders are to be called shortly for an operator of this rural delivery service.
When this letter was posted at WALCOTT, British Columbia the Postmistresswas was Mary Adelaide Hemstreet. She served from - 1 October 1925 to - 14 May 1947.
Mary Adelaide (nee Sloan) Hemstreet was born on 22 January 1901, in Waynetown, Wayne Township, Montgomery, Indiana, United States, her father, Claude Albert Sloan, was 24 and her mother, Mary Elizabeth Huckery, was 23. She married Albert Kenzie Hemstreet in 1917, in Alberta, Canada. They were the parents of at least 3 sons and 1 daughter. She lived in Wayne Township, Montgomery, Indiana, United States in 1910 and Alberta, Canada in 1916. She died on 15 August 1987, in Victoria, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, at the age of 86. LINK to her newspaper obituary - www.newspapers.com/clip/107498619/the-interior-news/ - LINK to her death certificate - search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Image/Genealogy/34...
Her husband - Albert "Bert" Kenzie Hemstreet
(b. 6 October 1890 in Owen Sound, Grey, Ontario, Canada – d. 15 November 1972 at age 82 in Victoria, Capital, British Columbia, Canada) - he owned the General Store in Walcott, B.C. and was also the towns blacksmith. LINK to his newspaper obituary - www.newspapers.com/clip/107498674/obituary-for-albert-k-h... - LINK to his death certificate - search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Image/Genealogy/d8...
- sent from - / WALCOTT / MR 2 / 33 / B.C / - split ring cancel - this split ring hammer (A1-1) was proofed - 26 September 1925 - (RF C).
Addressed to: Campana Corporation / 2503 Lincoln Highway, / Batavia, Illinois / USA
CAMPANA CORPORATION LIMITED is a federal corporation entity registered with Corporations Canada. The incorporation date is January 14, 1927. Its first product was Italian Balm, a hand lotion. The formula was purchased from a Dr. Campana, from where the company derives its name. It also produced facial and pore cleaners.
Some time prior to the year 1885 a druggist in Toronto, Canada, began to manufacture and sell a hand lotion which he called Campana's Italian Balm. Some sales were made in the United States. The lotion continued to be sold under that name by him and his successors in a comparatively small way until 1926, when the plaintiff acquired the formula and all rights to the trade-mark, trade-name, or goodwill, and began to manufacture the product at Batavia, Ill.
Hot date
Model : Giao Vy
Location : Tao Dan Park
AF 85mm 1.4D @ f1.4
Special thanks to Bi for supported
Saigon, Vietnam 2011
Date Taken: June 18, 2014
Basic Details:
Operator: PANGASINAN FIVE STAR BUS COMPANY, INC.
Fleet Number: 826
Classification: Air-Conditioned Provincial Operation Bus
Seating Configuration: 2x2 Seats
Seating Capacity: 53 Passengers
Body:
Coachbuilder: Five Star Bus Body
Body Model: Five Star Bus Body Santa Rosa Exfoh (replica)
Air-Conditioning Unit: Dependent Overhead Unit
Chassis:
Chassis Manufacturer: MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG
Chassis Model: MAN A55 18.310 HOCL
Layout: Rear-Longitudinally-Mounted Engine Rear-Wheel Drive (4x2 RR layout)
Suspension: Air-Suspension
Engine:
Engine Manufacturer: MAN Nutzfahrzeuge AG
Engine Model: MAN D2866LOH27
Cylinder Displacement: 730.107 cu. inches (11,967 cc / 12.0 Liters)
Cylinder Configuration: Straight-6
Engine Aspiration: Turbocharged and Intercooled
Max. Power Output: 306 bhp (310 PS - metric hp / 228 kW) @ 1,900 rpm
Peak Torque Output: 1,012 ft.lbs (1,372 N.m / 140 kg.m) @ 900 - 1,400 rpm
Transmission:
Type: Automatic Transmission
Gears: 6-Speed Forward, 1-Speed Reverse
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Here is a closeup before we head out on our date. Loving how my hair has grown and thanks to the prenatal vitamins!
Date: May 21, 2021
Location: Patapsco State Park (Henryton Area) - Marriottsville, Maryland (Howard County)
Sykesville
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