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Fiat 500L Trekking (2013-on) Engine 1248cc S4 Turbo Diesel
Registration Number WM 63 FOF
FIAT SET
www.flickr.com/photos/45676495@N05/sets/72157623665060711...
Designed by Roberto Giolito as a five door mini MPV based on the design of Fiat 500. Initially scheduled for a 2011 launch, the car was finally unveiled at the 2012 Geneva Motorshow and later at the 2012 LA Auto Show and launched late 2012 and in Spring 2013 in Great Britain and the USA, the 500L will eventually be available in 100 countries, and is manufactured in Kragujevac, Serbia (Fiat Srbija).
The L stands for Large/Lounge, and the 500L, longer, wider and taller than the 500 and is built on the US wide version of the GM Fiat Small platform.
The 500L can be specified with an in-vehicle espresso machine that uses Lavazza pods, which makes the 500L the world's first production car to feature such a facility
The 500L Trekking is a mildly restyled and lifted marketing variant of the Fiat 500L, first presented at the automobile show in Los Angeles, California, in 2012. Arguably a trim variant of the 500L, the Trekking features ground clearance increased by 13 mm); length increased by 11 cm; larger 17 x 7-inch aluminum wheels,
It arrived in UK Fiat dealers in mid 2013, Engine options depend on market, with a 1.4 L MultiAir turbo 160 hp engine and a 1.3 L diesel available.
A big thankyou for an incredible 23.5 Million views
Shot 27:02:2014 at Tesco Car Park, Rugeley, Staffordshire REF 101-400
:: TL: Seven Seas Restaurant
HDR Blue
:: Size: Large
:: Link Pics: Here
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:: A/M: ask me
:: T/R: Twitter
:: F/B: FaceBook
:: F/P: FaceBook Photography
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:: Photographer: Abdulaziz M. ALKaNDaRi / © All rights reserved
:: E-box: Abdulaziz@inbox.com
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:: Info:
- Camera: Canon EOS REBEL T2i
- Lens: EF 18-200
- Exposure: 1/4000 sec
- Aperture: f/5.6
- Focal Length: 55 mm
- ISO Speed: 800
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"It is not the world that needs peace; it is people. When people in the world are at peace within, the world will be at peace."
Prem Rawat
Basics of reduced functionality:
Infinite zooming windows fill all available bandwidth. I used to browse 5 peoples' favorites all at once - i always open the favorites of anyone who favorites any of my photos. If you do that now, each window takes up 10X more bandwidth, because they are a bunch of hi-res pics instead of thumbnails.
Previously i could click the next 2 pages of someone's favorites (next 6 if it's page 1), and have it preloaded in another tab. Basically, I had an unending, uninterrupted stream of images to my eyes. Which is THE POINT of a photo site.
If something was interesting, I would click on it.
Now? Nope, no preview. You have to load the full size of everything. And if you want to preload the next page, you have to go to the bottom of the page to click that. Except you can't, because ajax requests will fill the page up with new full-size-bandwidth-sucking images.
Nevermind that when you finally get to the bottom of page 1, it always says you are on page 2.
The net result is - by the time i cycle through to a tab, maybe 5 or 10 more images have loaded.
More intensive means harder. Doesn't matter if someone is 56kbps or 100Mbps. Using more bandwidth than you want to use is always a bad thing. My bandwidth is often tight due to use patterns here.
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That's just one of many examples.
How about the crowded page? If I'm in another application, and click back to chrome (because I left a favorites page in mid-load, becuase it takes forever), I need to scroll. Previously I could click on the whitespace to change my focus. Now I need to be extra careful and only click on the scrollbar, or on the TINY TINy whitespace between pictures. Smaller click targets are harder by definition.
And the penalty for missing? You have to re-load the HUGE UNENDING PAGE again. And if you were near the bottom? It might take 5 minutes to load the pictures to get back to where you were. Back button is no longer sufficient like in the past.
Same thing if you accidentally close a tab. You can re-open it ("undo tab close") ... But your connection will be servered, and you generally won't be able to scroll down any further. So if you want to pick up where you've left off, you have to reload all the huge, full-size, neverending pictures up to the point where you were. Which will always, always take more time and bandwidth than with the old flickr.
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I have meaningful titles and captions written for all my photos. When you went to my page, you would see them. That was part of what I was building every day for 8 years.
Now? You don't see them. The curative info I worked hard to create is now buried past a click.
Same thing with privacy settings. Previously you could see which pictures were public/private by the color next to it. But they removed those summaries. If I want to go change the status, I first have to get to the picture on the neverending hi-res large-bandwidth page (which itself can be a problem if it's 300 down), and click into it... Just to find out something I could find out before.
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Same thing with views. I would look at my first few pages and see the view counts. Now I can't do that. Unless I click into every damn image.
Do I need to explain the concept that having more user interactions to get to user information is a bad thing? I'm a web developer myself, and even with my 10 years experience, I know better.
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Same thing with when a photo was uploaded. When going through someone's photostream, I often only want to go back to see their most recent (say, 2 months) images. So I would browse back until I saw a date of 2 months ago. Except now that date is buried. There's no way to know. Yay for hiding photo information from a photo view on a photo viewing website!
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They took away browser zoom when viewing individual photos. Previously I would use browser zoom to zoom into the picture. Sometimes I want it 50% larger than my screen to look at a detail. This applies to preview resolution AND full resolution.
Now they override that, removing a basic browser functionality, and making it harder to control the size of the image I'm viewing. On an image viewing website. Genius.
Ironically, they still allow browser zoom during the neverending-highres vomit view... And that's the one place you DON'T want it, because you're suddenly resizing 400 images at once, throwing yourself onto a totally different part of the page. THIS IS THE OPPOSITE OF HOW IT SHOULD BE ON BOTH COUNTS!
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Now I'm going to grab some popcorn a wait for the inevitable No True Scotsman and Ad Hominem responses.
[木創館Flickr玩賓果送大獎]
活動時間：即日起至101年10月19日止
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活動辦法：
木創館Flickr相簿裡的36張照片中，每張圖都有一個對應的號碼（五位數），
從中挑出6張照片，將其對應的6個號碼及個人聯絡資料mail至service@wood-design.tw，標題註明「參加「木創館Flickr玩賓果送大獎」」，即可參加木創館flickr賓果遊戲，10月20日當天會在南港展覽館文博會木創館攤位公開抽出6張照片，並公布在facebook粉絲專頁，
有參加活動的朋友別忘了要上facebook對獎喔！
Bingo小秘訣：
*36張照片的縮圖都在「Flickr Bingo!」圖中喔！（http://www.flickr.com/photos/hungyultd/8069948544/in/photostream）
**找不到數字在哪嗎？把滑鼠移到照片上看看吧！
活動獎項：
對中6個號碼者可獲得「日檜單人床架乙張」 (共三張)
對中5個號碼者可獲得「木創商品九折券乙張」(適用於各網路賣場)
註：中獎者需自行負擔獎品運費，一人僅能以一組六個號碼參加活動，兌獎以報名信件為依據，請中獎者於開獎後一週內主動聯繫兌獎，木創館恕不通知。
Flickr Friday-Pure Beauty
Thanks everyone for your great comments and for Flickr Friday making it a favourite :)
Horizon Battleship
Due to I don't have too many brick and consider the space of present. The basic concept is to build a minimum size ship to carry the Robot of Iron Man. The outside style reference to one my favored builder - Kylie Joe ( www.flickr.com/photos/stupidjew/9972647736/in/dateposted/ ). But actually, it is totally difference and can't compete with him. Just want to salute him. And not only him, and all the expert of LEGO builder in the world, I learn a lot in the internet.
Cool-Power
Thank you my honorable friends for your constant encouragement and support. Today I have completed the first year in Flickr. Wish you all a happy Sunday.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
It's actually a little past it but I just paid up again-must have gotten a bonus month at some point
My first photo uploaded (aren't you surprised it's Loki? LOL!)
My first Explore Page
been a long time since that's happened-LOL!
my most viewed
Textures Only ~ Competition #141
and
Ruby's Theme Challenge #16 ~ Beach
Shell with thanks to Oddsock
Additional thanks to:
Kevin Krejci for the boy in the beach
SivamDesign (Sandeep) for the sunset
Fox-stock for Baby Summer
and
RubyBlossom for the texture
texture FREE for non commercial use in your personal artwork...
if you use this texture, please credit me with a link back to this texture...!!!
I would love to see your work, please leave a link or a sample of your work here as a comment, thx...!!!
please do not re-distribute this texture as your own...!!!
Thanks to www.flickr.com which provided a forum for all of us to get together and form a very energatic and dynamic group of people from different walks of life, but having a common thing -- passion for photography.
Pakistani Photographers Group Members at Nairang Art Gallery during their photograhic exhibition (26-29 August 2006)
This photo was taken by my 9 years old son - Ashar Bukhari
The Oklahoma State Capitol was built in 1917. After its construction was completed, it was discovered that it was placed on a large oil field, which explains why there is an oil derrick in front of it. The lovely dome, so characteristic of American state legislative buildings, was added in 2002. Initially, when the state erected the structure in the 1910s, the government lacked the funding to complete the planned grand cupola. Therefore, the above legislature hall went without its topper for decades. The capitol was designed by Solomon Andrew Layton, who was responsible for the designs of over a dozen Oklahoma county courthouses. The interior houses some outstanding murals depicting and featuring items pertinent to Oklahoman history.
Oklahoma City has been the state capital since 1910; Guthrie was the capital of Oklahoma from 1890 to 1910.
mais imagens: álbum/set Flores & Plantas & Árvores =>
www.flickr.com/photos/wilsonhouck/sets/72157643747313295/...
mais imagens: google-panoramio =>
At my mom's wedding. My daughter, Chloe and I. #flybywedding September 12, 2015 at 11:49AM flic.kr/p/yJSUSM
Auf das Treffen freuen sich bis jetzt: Johannes, Detlef, Reinhard, Thorsten, Andrea und Mann, Karin
Es wäre schön, wenn wir mehr werden....
Attributed to Torii Kiyonobu I (1664-1729), The actor Takii Hannosuke as an effeminate youth, c. 1707, Art Institute of Chicago, 1925.1736. www.artic.edu/aic/collections/artwork/19172
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uma pausa para um momento fanfarrão :)
achei essa idéia engraçada e não resisti, tive que participar.
3rd international solo trip.
Itinerary: Chennai to Singapore (transit - If you have B1/B2 visa you can get single entry to Singapore without transit or tourist visa) , Singapore - > Guangzhou , Guangzhou - Yangshou (high-speed bullet train - use ctrip.com for booking tickets) , Yangshuo - Fenghuang (Guilin-Fenghuang bus 6 hours), Fenghuang - Zhangjiajie (bus 4 hours) - Zhangjiajie - Guangzhou-Singapore-Chennai-Bangalore Return flight)
Unlike other trips, this one was super expensive. Bad planning as well. If you are having a proper meal or dinner from a good hotel in Zhangjiajie or Guangzhou, it will cost you around 180Yuan minimum. That is 1800Rs :P. Water is cheap. Entry passes to most of the national park are expensive (spent around 17,000 (1700RMB) on it)). Ordering food in a Chinese restaurant is a nightmare. I had to show my dance and acting skills to show what kind of curry i want. Ordered chicken curry, but the whole chicken was sleeping inside the curry. Got its head and feet. I think I had dog once, but tasted like mutton..so I did not investigate too much about it. I was ordering food based on the fonts they have used in the menu card. If I like some font, I will order that :).
Climate was too cold everywhere (min 2 degree and max 15 degree). I was carrying thermals and had to wear it almost 7 days because asking for laundry service in my hotel is another pain. It is very difficult to find people who speak English here. Most of the places were covered with fog. I did not see a single Indian anywhere. Saw only 4 tourists during the entire trip (off season). But lot of Chinese tourists everywhere. They love beard and I was part of at least 20 selfies with the Chinese throughout out the trip. Chinese people are really good, sweet, hard working. I will add more details here later.
Chinese infrastructure is massive!!. We cannot compare it with any other cities in the world. I have been to New York and San Francisco and I have not seen such big machinery and bridges and elevators anywhere.!!! Apart from food, I love everything about China.
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