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230 Volts LED's. 2*39 k Ohm 1 Watt R in series, 1 N 4007 diode and 1 N 914 antiparallel with LED

Nite shot w/o flash using white led...juz playing around to see the result...hehehe..low budget...so ugly..

The circumstances which led to the further (and final) arrest of Edmund Arrowsmith on 14 August 1628 are described in a letter of 27 December 1628 written by Rev William Harte of the English College, Douai, to the Clergy Agent in Rome, Thomas White alias Blackloe. Now preserved in the Westminster Archdiocesan Archives at ref. AAW A22/156, the letter reads in part as follows:

 

“Two in Lancashire had married together; the woman was not Catholic, the man was. There was somewhat in the marriage for which they stood in need of a dispensation. Mr. Arosmith was employed in obtaining itt, in the meantime the woman became Catholic. When the dispensation came, Mr. Arosmith would not make use of it before the parties had separated for the space of 14 daies, which thing incensed them much against him, so that knowinge the tyme when he was to return to their father's house where they lived, they secretli sent word to one Rostern, a Justice of Peace, to come and apprehend a priest. The Justice, not willing to bring his neighbour in danger, sent him word that he was to search his house; that by this means, having intelligence, he might convey away the priest. Which being done, the searchers, according to the custom, busied themselves in looking, but could find nobodi, so returned home. In their return, about a mile from the gentleman's house, upon the way they met with Mr Arosmith...”

 

Another letter in the Westminster archive, this time from Rev Francis Barber to Mr White/Blackloe and dated 8 November 1628, identifies “the man” as a Mr Holden, son of the landlord of the now-demolished Blue Anchor Inn at Brindle.*

 

Edward Rawsthorne (otherwise “Rostern”, “Rawstorne”, “Roshorne”, “Rosethorne” etc) of the New Hall, Edenfield, occurs as a justice of the peace in Lancashire from 1624 until 1642.** There is a curious warning in the manuscript of 16 August 1631 at Birmingham Archdiocesan Archives ref. R941 P.142: “take care of a mistake in the printed book, for it was not Mr Rostern who then was sheriff; though it says so, it names him purposely to defame him”. This may refer to the insinuation that the harsh conditions in which Fr Arrowsmith was subsequently held at Lancaster were due to the testimony -“so sore against him” - given by “one Captain Roystern, a Justice whose man took him after most impudent denial of a token from ye Prisoner at his apprehension”.*** Rawsthorne/Rostern was in fact High Sheriff of Lancashire in 1628/9. A pedigree recorded by Sir William Dugdale, “Rosethorne of New Hall”, indicates that he died c.1653.

 

*Ref. AAW A22/143. I can find no definite reference to Mr Holden or to the marriage in Church of England parish records of the period. There also seems to be some disagreement as to whether the perceived irregularity was that the marriage was consanguineous, that it was “mixed” or that it had been contracted in accordance with the rites of the Anglican church.

**Manchester Central Library, Mosley MS f 347.96M2; Lancashire Archives refs. QSV/11/1 fol. 7r and DDHo 267 etc.

***In what I take to be a transcript of the printed account of 1630, now at Westminster Archdiocesan Archives ref. AAW A22/129.

the cootiecage is a charlieplexed array of 64 leds arranged in a 4x4x4 cube controlled by a minipov3 board from adafruit industries. the source code may be downloaded from theentropyworks.googlecode.com/files/cootiecage.zip.

just playing around with a photo I took tonight of my 2010 Mazda RX-8

The halogen lights have burnt out in the kitchen, and I'm replacing them with LED ones. There's just one burnt out one I can't get out of it's socket! Dang it !

These are the famed Specter Werkes Headlights available in Carbon Fiber that have been opened up again to have the Angel Eyes and LED bulbs installed.

Today's Posting Assignment #92 "Make a photograph dominated by dark tones today"

The pool: www.flickr.com/search/groups/?q=TP92&w=1793744@N21&am...

 

The LEDs lights up an "old fashioned" torch.

 

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- it's not monochrome :-)

LED bulbs rarely break down and some will last you a life-time because they do not have tungsten filaments or contain any gases as regular halogen bulbs. They also use a lot less power and will produce the equal or more light output than regular halogen bulbs. If your LED bulb has more than one LED on it, it will create a very nice effect when it is lighted. It will be more visible and safe for you and your passengers.

Tonaco newest auto SMD bulb is the second generation techonology of auto LED bulb from 2006 in Japan.SMD bulbs are with lighting chips and much more bigger power than normal diode LED bulbs.

James Leonard Farmer, Jr. (January 12, 1920 – July 9, 1999) was a civil rights activist and leader in the American Civil Rights Movement. He was the initiator and organizer of the 1961 Freedom Ride, which eventually led to the desegregation of inter-state transportation in the United States.

 

In 1942, Farmer co-founded the Committee of Racial Equality, which later became the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), an organization that sought to bring an end to racial segregation in the United States through nonviolence. Farmer was the organization's first leader, serving as the national chairman from 1942 to 1944.

 

Farmer was born in Marshall, Texas, to James L. Farmer, Sr. and Pearl Houston. His father was a professor at Wiley College, a historically black college, and a Methodist minister with a Ph.D. in theology at Boston University. His mother, a homemaker, was a graduate of Florida's Bethune Cookman Institute and a former teacher.

 

At 10, Farmer's Uncle Fred, Aunt Helen, and cousin Muriel had come down to visit from New York. They had no trouble getting a bedroom on the train down, but were worried about getting one on the way back. Farmer went to the train station with his dad. While convincing the manager to give his uncle a bedroom on the train, Farmer witnessed his dad lie to get what he wanted. His father being a minister, Farmer was shocked to hear the lies. On the way back, his father told him, "I had to tell that lie about your Uncle Fred. That was the only way we could get the reservation. The Lord will forgive me" Still, Farmer was very upset that his father had to lie to get the bedroom on the train. This event was when Farmer began to dedicate his life to the end of segregation.

 

Farmer was a child prodigy; at the age of 14, he enrolled at Wiley College, where he was the captain of the debate team. While there, a professor of English, Melvin Tolson, became his mentor. His part in its winning performance was portrayed by Denzel Whitaker in the 2007 film The Great Debaters, directed by and starring Denzel Washington.

 

Farmer was invited to the White House to talk with president Roosevelt when he was 21. Eleanor Roosevelt had signed the invitation. Before the talk with the president, Mrs. Roosevelt talked to the group. Farmer found a liking to her immediately, and the two of them monopolized the conversation. When the group went in to talk to President Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt followed and sat in the back. After the formalities were done, the young people were allowed to ask questions. Farmer asked, "On your opening remarks you described Britain and France as champions of freedom. In light of their colonial policies in Africa, which give the lie to the principle, how can they be considered defenders?" . The president tactfully avoided the question. Mrs. Roosevelt then exclaimed, "Just a minute, you did not answer the question!" . Although Roosevelt still did not answer the question as Farmer phrased it, Farmer was placated knowing that he had got the question out there.

 

Farmer talked to A. J. Muste, the executive director of the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR), about an idea to combat racial inequality. Muste found the idea promising but wanted to see it in writing. Farmer spent months writing the memorandum making sure it was perfect. A. J. Muste wrote him back asking him about money to fund it and how they would get members. Finally, Farmer was asked to propose his idea in front of the FOR National Council. In the end, FOR chose not to sponsor the group, but gave Farmer permission to start the group in Chicago. When Farmer got back to Chicago, the group began setting up the organization. The name decided upon was CORE, the Committee of Racial Equality. The name was changed about a year later to the Congress of Racial Equality.

 

In 1961 Farmer, who was working for the NAACP, was reelected as the national director of CORE, at a time when the civil rights movement was gaining power. Despite the Irene Morgan Supreme Court decision and the Boynton decision, interstate buses were still segregated. Gordon Carey proposed the idea of a second Journey of Reconciliation. Farmer jumped at the idea. This time, however, the group planned to journey through the Deep South. Farmer coined a new name for the trip: the Freedom Ride.

 

The plan was for a mixed race and gender group to test segregation on interstate buses. The group would spend time in Washington D.C. for intensive training. They would embark on May 4, 1961 half by Greyhound and half by Trailways. They would go through Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and finish in New Orleans on May 17. For overnight stops there were planned rallies and support from the black community. There were usually talks at local churches or colleges.

 

On May 4, the participants journeyed to the Deep South and challenged segregated bus terminals as well as seating on the vehicles. The trip down through Georgia went smoothly enough. The states knew about the trip and either took down the "Colored" and "White Only" signs, or didn't enforce the segregation laws. Before the group made it to Alabama, the most dangerous part of the Freedom Ride, Farmer had to return home after the death of his father. The other riders were severely beaten and abused in Alabama and were forced to fly to New Orleans instead of finishing the ride as planned. Diane Nash and members of the SNCC quickly sent in students to restart the Freedom Ride where the first had left off. Farmer later rejoined in Montgomery, Alabama, but only after Doris Castle persuaded him to get on the bus at the last minute. The Riders were met with severe violence and garnered national media attention. Their efforts sparked a summer of similar rides by other Civil Rights leaders and thousands of ordinary citizens. In Jackson, Farmer and the other riders were immediately jailed. There was no violence in Jackson. The riders followed the jail no bail philosophy and after being in county and town jails the riders were sent to Parchman State Penitentiary. Although the Freedom Rides were attacked by whites, they became recognized as an effective strategy, and the Congress of Racial Equality received nationwide attention. Farmer became a well-known civil rights leader. The Freedom Rides captured the imagination of the nation through photographs, newspaper accounts, and motion pictures.

 

In 1963, Louisiana state troopers hunted him door to door for trying to organize protests. A funeral home director had Farmer play dead in the back of a hearse that carried him along back roads and out of town. He was arrested in August 1963 for disturbing the peace.

 

Disneyland

Anaheim, California

Saturday, November 29, 2008

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E34 mit karmesinrotem Leder und nachgerüsteten Wurzelholzleisten in Bubinga hochglanz

you know what i say.. street lights turn on right before your eyes.

Oldsmobile 1949 - Buick 1950 - Chevrolet 1951 - Chevrolet 1949

 

Örebro Spring meet, Sweden - 4 Maj 2013

Brushed stainless steel letters are mounted to clear acrylic push through letters, the acrylic letters have additional offset to enhance edge lit/halo effect. Letters are illuminated through an internal translucent blue acrylic mounting panel by white led modules. Tray is manufactured from satin black aluminium composite.

Fun with LEDs and long exposures

I`m still at an experimental Stage working with it, but this Settings already show the potencial and capability of this newly discovered Lightsource.

Discoteca illuminata interamente a Led. L'intera gestione dei corpi illuminanti ( pilastri, pavimento, lampadario, banchi bar..) è affidata a un sistema DMX.

Dal banco regia è possibile gestire i singoli elementi o tutto l'insieme in modalità Live o richiamando le scenografie precedentemete programmate.

this is the led in my maglite

Dimmable LED Light Bulb Ceramics Substrate COB Technology - Core Advantages

•Warm, pleasant white light.

•Energy-efficient and eco-friendly.

•Lasts 25 times longer than incandescent bulbs

•Contains no mercury or lead.

•Emits no harmful UV radiation.

•Generates virtually no heat

•Turns on instantly, without flickering.

The perfect energy-efficient, eco-friendly and safe replacement LED light bulb for indoor task and accent lighting.

   

Description Safety Savings Light Quality Specifications The Dimmable led Light bulb casts warm white light, bright enough to be used for replacement of up to 40W compact fluorescent and incandescent light bulbs in directional lighting applications, such as task lights or accent lights to compliment ambient illumination.

 

www.ledaladdin.com/

 

red dot product design award 2013

Tried making an LED jellyfish from the instructions at: www.instructables.com/id/LED-Jellies

 

Think it needs a bit more work, but hey, it glows, and has taken over the world, as demonstrated in this photo.

LED flashlight provides the paint, red strobe feature in use

An optional way to hook up your LED strips to power them directly from 24V.

 

Instead of connecting the + and - line to each strip, connect the - from the first strip to the + of the second. The + of the first strip and the - of the second connect to either the PSU or the FET on your RAMPS board. This way 1/2 the voltage is dropped on the first strip leaving the remaining 12V for the second strip.

 

Thanks to Triffid Hunter for the suggestion and the great diagram.

Cette Montre LED de Sport de Surface de Miroir de Couronne Sphérique Exquise J747 / noir, représente le design de surface de miroir de cristal, éblouissant l'affichage de temps numérique LED, la bande en cuir PU douce et durable, la qualité le mouvement électronique, fabrication délicate, une décoration étonnante et une montre pratique pour vous!

 

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Si vous cherchez une montre cool, élégante et pratique, donc vous êtes venus au bon site. Ici, diverses types et des couleurs On fournit des montres LED, et Il doit y avoir un pour vous!

Cette MJ747 Montre LED de Sport de Surface de Miroir de Couronne Sphérique Exquise, représente le design de surface de miroir de cristal, éblouissant l'affichage de temps numérique LED, la bande en cuir PU douce et durable, la qualité le mouvement électronique, fabrication délicate, une décoration étonnante et une montre pratique pour vous!

www.electroniquestout.com/montre-led-de-sport-de-surface-...

Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, led the United States into World War II and radically changed the lives of 120,000 men, women, and children of Japanese ancestry living in the United States. The attack intensified racial prejudices and led to fear of potential sabotage and espionage by Japanese Americans among some in the government, military, news media, and public. In February, 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 authorizing the Secretary of War to establish Military Areas and to remove from those areas anyone who might threaten the war effort. Without due process, the government gave everyone of Japanese ancestry living on the West Coast only days to decide what to do with their houses, farms, businesses, and other possessions. Most families sold their belongings at a significant loss. Some rented their properties to neighbors. Others left possessions with friends or religious groups. Some abandoned their property. They did not know where they were going or for how long. Each family was assigned an identification number and loaded into cars, buses, trucks, and trains, taking only what they could carry. Japanese Americans were transported under military guard to 17 temporary assembly centers located at racetracks, fairgrounds, and similar facilities in Washington, Oregon, California, and Arizona. Then they were moved to one of 10 hastily built relocation centers. By November, 1942, the relocation was complete.

 

Ten war relocation centers were built in remote deserts, plains, and swamps of seven states; Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. Manzanar, located in the Owens Valley of California between the Sierra Nevada on the west and the Inyo mountains on the east, was typical in many ways of the 10 camps.

 

About two-thirds of all Japanese Americans interned at Manzanar were American citizens by birth. The remainder were aliens, many of whom had lived in the United States for decades, but who, by law, were denied citizenship.

 

www.nps.gov/manz/learn/historyculture/japanese-americans-...

 

In 1943, Ansel Adams (1902-1984), America's most well-known photographer, documented the Manzanar War Relocation Center in California and the Japanese-Americans interned there during World War II.

 

www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/manz/

A hike in the hills above Limenas on the Greek island of Thassos, led by Dutch biologist Rose Gruwel.

 

Turpentine Tree.

Led verlichting onder overkapping in Weert

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