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The front part was inspired by the "old" FT2025. The black part is the terrain scanner and the autonomous sensor at the same time.
Pride in London Parade had 35,000 people marching. It started just after midday at Hyde Park Corner and carried on until Whitehall Place. The crowds came out on a warm partly cloudy day and packed the streets all along the route. There were stages at many locations including Trafalgar Square, Soho and Leicester Square. It was estimated that more than a million people came to watch. The parade was briefly stopped by Stop the Oil protests in front of the Coke float, this lasted 20 minutes before police came and arrested seven. This happened right in front of me.
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On a walk around Lisbon I happened on this front door. I could just picture and old man sitting on the chair smoking a cigarette and wondering when he was going to fix the address number. Also thought the placement of the door nob and mail slot were unique.
Explored Front Page - Highest Position #5 April 29, 2010
My eighth frontpage!! :) Thank you all for all the support!!
I painted our front door last week before (well, during) my sprained hand (natural blonde, clearly). The colour is supposed to be a pale green, and it turned out more yellow than it ought to have done, but so far I like it. We'll "sit with it" for a few weeks...I doubt I'll repaint it.
This dragonfly was on my front screen door when I went for my morning walk with the dog. I was very surprised that it was still there a half hour later when I came back, so I got the G12 out and used that since the SX150IS doesn't do macros that well.
There's no lamp because the cats kept breaking them when they jump up to look outside. I'm looking for a sconce, headboard light, or floor lamp to fix that. *Photos the Realtor took for listing*
That saying is so true.
Since I was in downtown Baltimore, MD, a few days ago, I thought I'd see what my old office/warehouse looked like now. I worked in this building for nearly twenty years. I was a printing designer/outside salesman for Better Business Forms, Inc.(see the ghost sign) I retired about ten years ago, and never went back. In the interim, my boss (of who I was very fond) died of cancer, the company went bankrupt & was disolved, and the building was sold. Obviously the new owner has just let it decay, and part of the roof has collapsed. I spoke to a man next door & he said, that although the front door was unlocked, it would be unwise to go inside as there were squatters inside. It made me feel sad to see what condition the place is now in.
Edinburgh life magazine www.edinburghlifemagazine.com
Available in most Edinburgh newsagents :-)
My pics were used on the front and back cover which was pretty cool. Also did and event shoot which is featured on one page of the magazine.
The scanner has chopped the edges a bit- oops!
Ling relaxing in the shade with a breeze on the front porch of Flowerpot island's lighthouse museum. It was the old lighthouse keeper's home at one time.
My main issue is that the armholes feel to small, like the bottom seam is too high. I'm not sure how to fix it. I can make the lower curve deeper but I don't know how to transfer that to the actual sleeve.
The front has my picture, email/xmpp address and name.
These are enough that I can use this as an improvised business card. They are my essential contacts. If I need to give other data, I just write it down.
I'm lousy with names, so I put my picture there because I would love to have pictures on all the business cards I receive.
The big blank space at the top left is where I write the project name.
It still leaves space for quick important notes or reminders, so that they appear before the first task.