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Grandma's turn of the century childrens' dinner service
Second pic from the series of shots done for Max Eyewear, Toronto. And with this picture I reach my 100MB limit for the month, busy month. Phew. Unless i get crackin, there will be no more uploads from me for the next 12 days. Follow me on jarry85.deviantart.com/ . Peace to all
Tools: Nikon D90 + PS CS 3
You might think it looks suspiciously head-free, and watery. I couldn't possibly commen... oh, perhaps I could, it's rubbish.
Max Marty – Breathing New Life into Disruptive Innovation
Seasteading Startup Entrepreneur
Max is CEO of Blueseed, the visa-free startup community to be located on a cruise ship 30 minutes from the coast of Silicon Valley, in international waters. Max is the son of two Cuban immigrants, and has been passionate about entrepreneurship and technology from a young age. He received his undergraduate degrees in Global Political Economy & Philosophy from Muhlenberg College in PA, and his MBA from the University of Miami. Before joining Blueseed, he was Director of Business Strategy at the Peter Thiel funded Seasteading Institute.
The Atlantic Washington Ideas Forum at the Harman Center, Tuesday, September 27 - Thursday, September 29, 2016, Washington, DC. (Photo by Max Taylor)
Lori says, "Your website is amazing. I cant wait to order stuff. keep up the good work! I love it. I am forwarding this to all of my other friends that have bostons.
Lori :-)"
Max has been busy... :P
Just kidding. We had a dead tree in our yard cut down last week (victim of the drought...at least it was only one). The leftovers reminded me of what could be Max's handiwork. ;)
Died 8 September 1953, aged 43 years.
Husband of Pauline
Father of Susan and Peter
Plot no. RN/5
These photographs were taken by Peter Gatoff. They were indexed and uploaded to Flickr as part of the Lahav Jewish Heritage project (a project funded by a bequest to Newcastle City Council by the Lahav Marital Trust in memory of Ron and Kath Lahav).
TWAM reference: CE.JW/6 - a collection of 4 CDs containing photographs of headstones at Elswick, Hazlerigg, Heaton, North Shields, North Shields Reform, South Shields and Whitley Bay.
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Airline: Ryanair
Aircraft: Boeing 737 MAX 8-200
Engines: CFM LEAP-1B
Registration: EI-IJZ
Route: LTN (EGGW) - MLA (LMML)
Flight number: FR3882
Comments: Ryanair EI-IJZ turning onto runway 25 for its trip to Malta
Max is (probably) a Husky cross Collie, he's been at the rescue for several months now. He is an adorable lad who really loves human company. He is pretty good with dogs and during his time at the rescue we've walked him with several other dogs.
Unfortunately Max is a little bit nervous due to a lack of confidence and living in a rescue center isn't really helping matters. He shows the symptoms of stress typical of Husky type dogs stuck in rescue centres. Max needs much more human interaction, physical and mental exercise than the rescue can really provide him which causes him to be come stressed and frustrated. Some of the symptoms of this are destroying things like fabrics, guarding toys a bit and being over-excited when he gets out of the kennel making him a handful onlead.
Of course, if he were to get a quiet home where he would be given a good wedge of structured exercise and training, his confidence would build and all his stress would melt away allowing him to become the soppy fun loving dog he really is. Adam (canine behaviourist www.K999.biz)
Max's rescue profile - www.ncar.org.uk/portfolio/max-2/
Construit en 1902-1905 par Victor Horta pour l’avocat et politicien socialiste Max Hallet et son épouse, ce bâtiment marque, dans la carrière de Horta, un passage à un style assagi. L’intérieur offre un espace magique où courbes et contre-courbes se reflètent harmonieusement dans de splendides verrières et vitraux.
Au rez-de-chaussée se trouvait le cabinet, un salon et une salle à manger. Au premier étage, la famille vivait dans un salon, un bureau et une grande chambre. Tout en haut de la maison, dans la loggia ouverte, existait un salon de musique.
L’escalier d’honneur constitue véritablement le cœur de l’habitation. Déployé sur deux imposantes volées en marbre blanc veiné, il est baigné de la lumière provenant de la véranda, au premier palier, et du vaste lanterneau.
La véranda constitue une des particularités de cet hôtel : sous la forme d'une grande verrière en fer et verre coloré, elle est traitée en trois absidioles sur plan cintré. Sur toute sa hauteur, sur les murs et le plafond, l'escalier est décoré d'une large frise peinte figurant des rosiers entremêlés. Cet espace était réservé à Madame Hallet, passionnée de culture florale. Le mobilier initial n'a pas été conservé (cf. festival-artonov.eu, merci victorhorta.be pour la photo).