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Tank specs
Tank: ADA Cube Garden Mini M - 36x22x26cm / 5mm optiwhite glass
Hardscape: ADA Yamaya Rock, ADA Hornwood
Co2: Pressurised via Do!Aqua Music Glass - Mini 10D, Music Counter and ADA grey parts set
Lighting: ADA Mini-M - Solar 27W light
Filtration: Fluval 205 external to
Outlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MP-1 10D
Inlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MV-1 13D
Heating: None yet as its in a centrally heated room. I may add an inline heater in the winter
Substrate: ADA Power Sand Special topped with ADA Africana Powder - Penac P & W and tourmaline for good measure
Ferts per day: ADA Step 1 and Brighty K
Critters: Red Cherry Shrimp, fish undecided yet
plants to include - Ferns, tennelus, hairgrass, fissidens, mosses, Bolbitus and a carpet of Glosso
Full Journal here on UKAPS.org - ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=15952
Tank specs
Tank: ADA Cube Garden Mini M - 36x22x26cm / 5mm optiwhite glass
Hardscape: ADA Yamaya Rock, ADA Hornwood
Co2: Pressurised via Do!Aqua Music Glass - Mini 10D, Music Counter and ADA grey parts set
Lighting: ADA Mini-M - Solar 27W light
Filtration: Fluval 205 external to
Outlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MP-1 10D
Inlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MV-1 13D
Heating: None yet as its in a centrally heated room. I may add an inline heater in the winter
Substrate: ADA Power Sand Special topped with ADA Africana Powder - Penac P & W and tourmaline for good measure
Ferts per day: ADA Step 1 and Brighty K
Critters: Red Cherry Shrimp, fish undecided yet
plants to include - Ferns, tennelus, hairgrass, fissidens, mosses, Bolbitus and a carpet of Glosso
Trangia Mini in a campground fire pit. Big (9 cup?) coffee pot, since 2 adults and a toddler need more than 4 cups of hot water. With the tin-foil wind screen, it doesn't take too long to heat up anyway.
All of this is handmade by me for Mini Lalaloopsies. Many ideas come from MyFroggyStuff (check her out on Youtube!).
Ultra-wide
12.2 MP (Sony Exmor RS IMX363), f/2.2, 16mm (2.7mm), 1/2.55", predictive Dual Pixel PDAF
Wide
12.2 MP (Sony Exmor RS IMX557), f/1.7, 24mm (5.1mm), 1/1.7", 1.8 µm, predictive Dual Pixel PDAF, 5-axis OIS
Telephoto
12.2 MP (Samsung ISOCELL S5K3T2), f/2.4, 70mm (7.0mm), 1/3.4", 1.0 µm, predictive Dual Pixel PDAF, 3x optical zoom, 5-axis OIS
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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After taking the wildflower and junk shots, my sweetie took a wrong turn that was supposed to be by some grass bales. Oops. No, not a mistake at all. In taking another turn to get out of where we were, we stumbled on a pond of cows. Pure delight! Photography is nearly always an adventure, a fun adventure. Thanks for joining in the pasture party with these girls! :) Mini Moo looks nice large!
www.celsydney.com - Mini Supercars - Mini Murcie in Melbourne
★ facebook ★ website ★ mini supercars ★
taken at Kubota Garden in Seattle Wash...using tamron 60 mm -F/2...
thanks to all my friends for the visits , invites and for such lovely comments...
Falcons players and coaches line up and hit the field for the first mini camp practice of 2010. PHOTO: J. Michael Moore/AtlantaFalcons.com
I'm very late in publiching my latest photos... I am still post processing the ones taken last month...
This is a bonsai-castle. Was taken on the road from Urbino to San Leo, in a small village around Carpegna named Sasso Corvaro (see www.montefeltro.net/sassocorvaro/index.html)
This is amazingly smalll but fascinating :-)
I dare say, it's a bonsai castle!
EOS 400d + Sigma 10-20 @ 10mm
1/200s f/11 100ISO
www.celsydney.com - Mini Supercars - Brand new Mini C63 AMG!
★ facebook ★ website ★ mini supercars ★
i'm working with fimo (polymer clay) just blobbing on rough shapes here, once they're baked and hardened i can start sculpting on top.
Mini Coraline is a custom lalaloopsy doll i'm working on. you can see her progress here
The second week of camp was so much fun and the hot weather didn’t prevent us from enjoying all the wonderful activities. To honor this week’s theme, “Celebrate America,” the campers enjoyed making hand print flag t-shits. Check online for really cute pictures. The children also decorated sandwich cookies with red, white and blue sprinkles. Yum!
This week in Ceramics, The Willows learned how to pound out the clay into circles to make their hand or foot prints. The children were excited to meet, Billy or Rosie, the ponies and all were smiling while riding. Also, the children continued to master their techniques in swimming and can’t wait to demonstrate their skills on visiting day next week. In Woodcraft, the children had fun painting and coloring their wall organizers, All the campers had a terrific time in Mini-Golf, Soccer, Dance, Gymnastics and Tennis and each child has found his/her favorite activities.
We are looking forward to seeing everyone on Friday July 11th for our visiting day. Remember to label everything your child brings to camp.
Have a great weekend!
For more information on the Willows at Willow Grove Day Camp please visit: willowgrovedaycamp.com/willows/
See my blog post about this photo.
One more photo in the comments. :)
Went to the State Botanical Garden of Georgia for drawing class today. I think my photos turned out better than my sketches... haha.
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Full Journal here on UKAPS.org - ukaps.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=15952
Tank specs
Tank: ADA Cube Garden Mini M - 36x22x26cm / 5mm optiwhite glass
Hardscape: ADA Yamaya Rock, ADA Hornwood
Co2: Pressurised via Do!Aqua Music Glass - Mini 10D, Music Counter and ADA grey parts set
Lighting: ADA Mini-M - Solar 27W light
Filtration: Fluval 205 external to
Outlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MP-1 10D
Inlet - Do!Aqua Violet Glass mini MV-1 13D
Heating: None yet as its in a centrally heated room. I may add an inline heater in the winter
Substrate: ADA Power Sand Special topped with ADA Africana Powder - Penac P & W and tourmaline for good measure
Ferts per day: ADA Step 1 and Brighty K
Critters: Red Cherry Shrimp, fish undecided yet
plants to include - Ferns, tennelus, hairgrass, fissidens, mosses, Bolbitus and a carpet of Glosso
Ref. 90.
Mini 1000 (1972).
Fabricado en plástico.
Escala 1/32 aprox.
Juguetes Gozán.
Fabricación española / Made in Spain.
Años 70.
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GOZÁN – MINI 1000 (Around 1972)
Name: MINI 1000 (Ref. 90 or Ref. 93)
Scale: approx 1:32
Year: Around 1972
Company: Gozán (Spain)
Size: approx. 9 cm
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"Juguetes Gozán is another Spanish toy company that has recently disappeared."
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"(...) the Pascual family, founded Juguetes Gozán in 1948, together with other mechanics from Payá.
Their first product was a truck made of wood with a cabin made of tin. That tin was retrieved from cans of condensed milk, and the model they built was a famous Spanish truck at that time: Pegaso.
Unfortunately, Gozán disappeared as a company in February 2009. At that time the company had less than 5 employees.
A distinctive sign of this company is the tin used in their toys, very common until the mid-80s. They built mainly trucks, jeeps and cars, but also cranes.
This car here is an exception, because it’s completely made of plastic."
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Source: toysfromthepast.blogspot.com/2011/07/41-gozan-mini-1000-a...
More info:
miniaturas70.jimdo.com/goz%C3%A1n-bullyc%C3%A1n/
www.javiergutierrezchamorro.com/juguetes-que-desaparecen/...
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"The Mini is the small car icon of the 1960s. It was produced by BMC (British Motor Corporation) starting with 1959 and was the first car to get the front-wheel-drive.
This space saving solution influenced all the manufacturers, as nowadays FWD is the most popular drive-train layout.
The new MINI was launched in 2001 and got to replace the legend with updates for the 21st Century.
The revolutionary design of the Mini was created by Sir Alec Issigonis (1906–1988), considered a visionary in industrial transportation.
It was intended as an affordable vehicle in response to the oil crisis.
Along its production period it was built at the Cowley plants in the United Kingdom, and afterwards in Australia, Belgium, Chile, Italy, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela.
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The Mini was designed as a result of the 1956 Suez Crisis, which reduced oil supplies, and forced the UK government saw to introduce petrol rationing.
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Issigonis, that was reputed as being very skilled in designing small vehicles was assigned to this task. Together with a small team of designers Issigonis got to produce the original prototype by October 1957.
The new vehicle was using a conventional BMC four-cylinder water-cooled engine, but had the innovation of mounting it transversely with the the engine oil lubricated, four-speed transmission placed in the sump, and with FWD."
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"The First Mini in production version shown to the press in April 1959, and by August several thousand vehicles had been produced ready for sales.
The name “Mini” was not used form the beginning of production. In early advertising material was used the name “SE7EN”. An already famous Morris model at that time was the Minor, which is Latin for “smaller”. So, for the even smaller car the decided to use the abbreviation for the Latin word “minimus”, which means “the smallest”.
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Source: www.topspeed.com/cars/mini/1959-2006-the-history-of-mini-...
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BREVE HISTORIA DE AUTHI Y LOS MINI FABRICADOS EN ESPAÑA.
"La sociedad AUTHI S.A.( Automóviles de Turismo Hispano Ingleses S.A.) nace oficialmente el 12 de noviembre de 1966 con un capital de 200 millones de pesetas y estaba formada principalmente por la Compañía Nueva Montaña Quijano, firma santanderina de larga tradición en España Esta Compañía fabricaba desde 1956, muchos elementos y componentes para FASA-RENAULT
Cuando años después FASA-RENAULT, deja de comprar dichos componentes, se pensó pronto en la BMC como la firma con la que fabricar algunos de sus modelos como el MINI y el MORRIS 1.100.
Fueron el Marqués de Huidobro por la Compañía AUTHI y George Harriman por la BMC quienes finalmente firmaron el acuerdo entre ambas Compañías.
Se decidió la construcción de una fábrica en la localidad navarra de LANDABEN cerca de PAMPLONA, en donde inicialmente se construirían los MORRIS, los MG, y poco tiempo después los MINI .
En cuanto a la elección de NAVARRA, fue por sus peculiaridades fiscales en aquella época, además estaba bien comunicada con el País Vasco, Aragón y Cataluña."
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" En 1969, se confirma la fabricación de los MINI , se anuncian para el tercer/cuarto trimestre del año en curso los modelos 1.275 y 1000 c.c. con un precio de 125.000 y 92.500 franco fábrica.
El 14 de abril de 1969, se presentan en el Feria de Barcelona, Sector del Automóvil, los MINI 1000-E y S( Standard ).
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Curiosamente en España, el MINI 850 fue el último modelo en salir, concretamente fue en febrero de 1970 y con un precio de 80.000 pesetas.
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En diciembre de 1973, AUTHI, presenta el modelo MINI COOPER 1.300.
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El 9 de octubre de 1974, acontece un suceso lamentable, es el grave incendio de la factoría, al parecer suceso totalmente fortuito y que ocasiona pérdidas por valor de 500 millones de pesetas, y deja en el paro a 1.700 empleados.
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Se intenta salvar a AUTHI, creando un Consorcio entre SEAT, CITROEN Y RENAULT, pero no fue posible llegar a un acuerdo.
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Finalmente el Gobierno insta al INI para que vía SEAT se haga cargo de la fábrica de LANDABEN. En mayo de 1975, dejan de fabricar restando como única actividad la comercialización de las unidades del stock. Los coches de AUTHI, están presentes en las listas de precios hasta 1976.
En julio de 1975 se llegó a un acuerdo entre BLMC y SEAT y el precio pagado fue al parecer de 1.250 millones de pesetas. LANDABEN pasa a ser controlada por SEAT, cambiando el equipo gestor e iniciando la fabricación del SEAT –124 (Febrero de 1976)."
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Fuente: www.clubminicooper.com/Historia_Authi.htm
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authi