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This is a clearly faked picture from NASA itself.
Original: spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/shuttle/sts-101/html/...
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Rather than showing a detailed description of the usual "strobist info" (since it wasn't a very complicated setup), I figured I'd show some of the awful photos I had to take before getting the one you see in day 91.
"You have two cows" jokes originated as a parody of the typical examples used in introductory-level economics course material.. here are some of them - there are many of them kicking around..
YOU HAVE TWO COWS....
SOCIALISM: You have two cows. State takes one and gives it to someone else.
COMMUNISM: You have two cows. State takes both of them and gives you milk.
FASCISM: You have two cows. State takes both of them and sell you milk.
NAZISM: You have two cows. State takes both of them and shoot you.
BUREAUCRACY: You have two cows. State takes both of them, kills one and spills the milk in the sewage system.
NOTE!! no offence intended to anybody... if you google 'two cows' jokes you can find more about it..
I found a link - heres some for a laugh... (note its a laugh only!!! :-)))
In our office buildings, we have these looooooooong corridors where the only doors are at the end of the cooridors. I call these corridors "no man's land". The purpose of these corridors are to separate the area where our elevators and bathrooms are from the area where the cubicles and offices are. It also provides an extra layer of protection. The only way to get into the corridor from the elevator is with a keycard. Once you are in the corridor, you need the keycard to get into the office/cubicle area. If that wasn't enough, you also need a keycard to operate the elevator. :)
Anyways some jokester on the 3th floor(two floors below my floor) decided to make this door out of blue masking tape about halfway down the 3rd floor corridor. I've been meaning to bring my camera to work to get a shot of this.
As I set there in the gas station parking lot breaking my New Year's resolution, I could feel the eyes peering at me from somewhere.
I found them looking at me from the roof of the building.
En Glasgow existe un legado extenso del arquitecto Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Se le considera un innovador para su tiempo , una especie de "Gaudí" a la escocesa.. Entre sus obras está The Light House, que fue el edificio del Glasgow Herald, ya hora es una escuela de arquitectura y diseño...Y precisamente diseño, y muuucho sentido del humor tuvo quien ideó este cartelito de WC...Fijaos bien , pero el de la silla de ruedas es especialmente gracioso.. XD
A runner with a nice sense of humor, he was actually just walking his dog when our paths crossed. He was glad his shirt had given me a laugh and he was happy to pause for a quick photo. He said he had the shirt made up as a joke. We both agreed that beautiful, mild days like today are a real bonus in November.
Feriado prolongado, muita atenção no trânsito, voltando pra casa, pois assim, festas e feriados, teremos sempre !!!!
Foto: > > > Revista.
Nu eens niet het midden oosten op zijn bord .
On Prinsjesdag 2010 a mentally disturbed man threw a tea light holder against the Golden Coach (which suffered minor scratches to the paintwork). The man was swiftly detained and was being held for more than 2 years on .charges of assaulting the Queen
Een van de topstukken van de in 2013/14 in het Stedelijk Museum te Amsterdam gehouden Malevich-tentoonstelling is het schilderij "Dame bij de tramhalte". Met gevoel voor humor is er geen herkenbare dame geschilderd maar is een heer met bolhoed afgebeeld. De typisch Russische tramhalte voor de lijnen 6, 7 en 29 is echter behoorlijk realistisch weergegeven. Waarschijnlijk is het haltebord een natuurgetrouwe weergave van de tramhaltes die in 1913 in Sint Petersburg gebruikt werden. Hedendaagse Russische tramhaltes vertonen nog veel overeenkomsten met dit meer dan een eeuw geleden door Malevich geschilderde exemplaar.
Kazimir Severinovitsj Malevich (Казими́р Севери́нович Мале́вич) [Kiev 1878 - Leningrad 1935] schilderde dit werk in 1913. De werkelijke afmetingen van dit kubofuturistische doek bedragen 88 x 88 cm. Het schilderij maakt deel uit van de vaste collectie van het Stedelijk Museum.
Kazimir Malevich - Lady at the tramstop - 1913 - Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam - 88 x 88 cm.
Meer tramhaltes vindt u in de set "Halte op verzoek".
Bekijk mijn fotoalbum in de klassieke versie.