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Het Nederlandse merk Functionals werkt gestaag aan de uitbreiding van de collectie. De stoel Wendela combineert een robuust aluminium onderstel met een dunne, elegante zitkuip in gelaagd beukenhout. Het onderstel in verkrijgbaar in wit, zwart of geanodiseerd goud, de kuip in donker of licht hout. Er is ook een bijpassende kruk beschikbaar
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Let it be known that I am the type of person who almost always chooses function over style. After function, it's price. I had planned to get some generic snow boots (after all, who's looking at your boots when trudging through snow and shoveling your walkway?) and when I happened to be in the outlet, and these were $39, there just wasn't an excuse. Here's how you know they came from an outlet though. They're a size 9.5 I wear an 11. Then again, Timberlands and Nikes are the quirkiest, most inconsistent brands for accurate sizes. That's why my preference for non-sneaker kicks is ROCKPORTS!!!! And I 'gets' my Rocks at the outlet too.
I took them out of the box for the first time today to go out in the snow and shoot...and shovel the walkway and sidewalk. After all, I didn't buy them to be looked at!
(I just wrote that and here, what do we have, but a photo of something I just said I didn't buy to be looked at. YEESH.)
The Risen Christ church was built in the 1960s after the ancient St Mary Magdalene's church immediately adjoining it was considered too small for the postwar population. Today both churches are used, often on alternating weekends.
The Risen Christ is a very functional building, its exterior not obviously 'church-like' beyond the rooftop cross. Inside there is some coloured and textured-slab glass enlivening the north east corner.
Alfonzo Hall, left, learns a functional strength training move from instructor Sean Kissell of Total Fitness on Nov. 18 at West Avenue Library.
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The 4th annual earthquake functional exercise was conducted March 12 by U.S. Army Garrison Japan’s Directorate of Emergency Services. The exercise was held in the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on the Camp Zama installation. For the first time, a Joint Information Center (JIC) was set up in the Camp Zama Army Community Service building by the U.S. Army Garrison Japan Public Affairs Office and a Mass Care Facility, set up at Yano Fitness Center by the Camp Zama Directorate of Family Moral, Welfare and Recreations. (U.S. Army photos by Noriko Kudo)
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The USAG-J area of responsibility spans 1,500 miles from north to south of Japan. Camp Zama, home for both HQ USARJ and USAG-J is located approximately 25 miles southwest of Tokyo in the cities of Zama and Sagamihara in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. The Camp Zama base cluster includes Sagamihara Housing Area and Sagami General Depot.
Akasaka Press Center is located in the center of Tokyo. The Akizuki/Kure area near Hiroshima is an ammunition depot. Yokohama North Dock is a port facility in the city of Yokohama, a major commerce port and a popular shopping area. USAG Torii Station is located 980 miles southwest of Camp Zama on the island of Okinawa.
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St Margaret, Swannington, Norfolk
Swannington sits in the hills above the Norwich to Fakenham road, a large village in woods and fields, higher than its near neighbours Alderford and Attlebridge. Not far off are giants: the churches of Salle and Cawston are visible as sentinels from the ridge a mile or so to the north. But here we are still settled in wooded lanes, and St Margaret is a big comfortable church that seems to have relaxed, sprawling in its wide graveyard at the highest point in the village.
Most striking, of course, is that massive tower, quite unlike the erect pencil-like beacons of Attlebridge and Alderford. It is as if the medieval stone masons delivered the materials for all three towers to this church by mistake, and then used them all here. Successive restorations, including a fairly big 19th century one, have enhanced it, and here it sits, flanked by its aisles, as fat as butter.
A reminder that we are close to some of England's greatest churches is the magnificent south face of the porch. The porch itself is a functional, perfunctory one, and presumably this facing was onto an older structure. In stone and flushwork above the door are the words IHS NAZARENES ('Jesus of Nazareth'), and there are flushwork monograms about the base. Best of all, in the spandrels, are two carved scenes. The one on the left shows a very fat dragon, with two bemused onlookers. On the right hand side, the dragon is dead, the people are happy, and an armoured female looks triumphant. These are scenes in the life of St Margaret, an unusual thing to find, although the same two scenes may be on the screen at nearby Weston Longville.
Because the aisles extend to the western face of the tower, and the area below the tower is open, the west end of the church is wide and high, creating the sense that this will be a bigger church than it actually is. The war memorial is set in the middle of the west wall. Turning east, The building opens out into its aisles and then narrows again for the tall chancel. The interior is rather dark, because there is no clerestory, and the richly coloured glass of the east window is jewel-like in the gloom.
There are a couple of intriguing medieval survivals. The chancel roof is original, late 15th century. The purbeck marble font, probably 13th century, has been cobbled together with marble legs by the Victorians. Best of all is the Norman pillar piscina in the sanctuary. Supposedly, it was 'found' by the Rector in the rood loft stairway in 1917. The date alone makes this unlikely, and It probably didn't come from here originally (there is a 14th century one set in the wall behind it) but it features exquisite carvings, including St George killing a dragon. The whole church focuses on the collection of continental glass in the east window. It is rich and intricate, as if this was the side chapel of a French cathedral, and it was intended for contemplation. In fact, apart from the two Saints' heads, it must all have come from a domestic setting originally.
In church exploring terms this is not a major interior, particularly in comparison with some of its near neighbours, but it has great local character and, despite its Victorian going over, something of the flavour of the self-important 18th century, when the nation was ruled from the pulpits of the parish churches. As if to remind us of this, Jonathan Bladwell gave the royal arms of George III in 1762, and signed them too.
3rd JUNE, LONDON – Jon Pither gives a general yet opinionated introductory talk as to why functional programming is a good fit for all institutions, including the heavyweights. It's based on a couple of case studies of introducing Clojure to an investment bank and an large newspaper group, and this talk may feature some live coding. See the SkillsCast (film, code, slides) at: skillsmatter.com/podcast/home/functional-programming-in-t...
The 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum community gathered to mark the opening of the Mountain Functional Fitness Facility here on post. The MFFF is just one part of a broad based effort by the Command Staff to improve fitness facilities and options for our Soldiers and Families.
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This is a pretty functional photo for today but it does very much tell the story of a big lump of my day.
I've been getting a strange quiet knock on my front suspension for a while now, and I was convinced it was the antiroll bar D bush that had failed.
The super duper master tech in Volvo reckoned it was ok, and the problem was more likely a knackered shock absorber.
We changed the shock absorber today and it turned into something of a four and a half hour epic saga, involving impact wrenches, spring compressors and at one point even the creative use of a ratchet strap. Most of the problem was due to a single bolt that took over an hour, but that's so often the way with cars.
However awful the job, the shock absorber was indeed knackered (hey, this is Liverpool) and needed replacement, and better yet, it seems to have fixed the knocking noise!
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