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This first generation Daihatsu Move was sold in Europe from 1997 until 1999. The small width (due to the Japanese regulations for Kei cars) combined with the large height gave the car its strange dimensions. The owner made a one-off model out of this Move by using the design of the seat covers for the outside too.
Saviour, He can move the mountains,
My God is Mighty to save,
He is Mighty to save.
Forever, Author of salvation,
He rose and conquered the grave,
Jesus conquered the grave.
So take me as You find me,
All my fears and failures,
Fill my life again.
I give my life to follow
Everything I believe in,
Now I surrender.
I have had a very good day. I went to Church today and we sang this song above, and something just took over me. I closed my eyes and listened to the words and repeated them in my head, and i can feel something breaking apart, some sort of metaphoric wall between me and God that i've put up. There are things i need to change about myself. For the better. I am starting this week, i am minimizing flickr. I'll be on Wednesday night and i'll upload monday, tuesday and wednesday. Then Thursday and Friday on Friday adn then the weekend will be normal. I am NOT stopping my 365. I say that a lot, but i'm not. I've signed the contract, i'm running the race. I'm ready to learn. I'm ready to live for God.
Painter Smurf: Looks great. Hold those positions. This painting is going to win many prizes...I can just feel it in my bones. Don't move now. This will be excellent.
Baker Smurf: But it's my turn. How can I make my move without moving?
Checkered - Our Daily Challenge
PUBLIC ART IN SHEFFIELD: CRIMEA MONUMENT by Henry Lane
Location: Botanical Gardens. The piece was originally at Moorhead, but was moved in 1961 or 1957 (accounts differ), and the central granite column not re-erected, so that the statue now stands on top of the original base only. Individual blocks from the column can be found in Hammond Street as part of a children’s playarea. The stone lions on the original were too badly weathered to be installed in the Botanical Gardens but two moulds have been made from them by Chris Boulton. These were cast in bronze and can be found in Castle Square. The capitol from the column has not yet been reused in the city. (A-Z p98 4B)
[Update: 2005] The statue has now been removed during the refurbishment of the Botanical Gardens (2003 - 2005). It will not be sited here again. The plan for the Botanical Gardens was to restore the view from the glasshouses that was created in the original gardens. This has now been achieved. The Crimea Monument is in store and, while it is intended to relocate it elsewhere in Sheffield, a suitable site has yet to be confirmed.
Description: Seated figure of Queen Victoria depicted as “Honour” on a square stone base. This was made by Lane, a Birmingham based sculptor. The rest of the monument was designed by George Goldie. The figure’s left hand, holding a laurel wreath, is missing.
The original piece stood on its granite column as early photographs show; surrounded at its base by railings, a cannon, a circular wall to one side topped by stone lions, and the entrance to public conveniences which were below the surface of the road.
The inscription on the base reads:
THIS MONUMENT IN
MEMORY OF THOSE
NATIVES OF SHEFFIELD
WHO FELL IN THE WAR
IN THE CRIMEA
WAS ERECTED BY PUBLIC
SUBSCRIPTION AD 1863
Commission: Public subscription, erected 1863. Florence Nightingale was apparently one of the subscribers.
Photo of Monument in original location
New Wake Forest freshmen move into their residence halls on Friday, August 24, 2012. Sarah Parsons ('16) gets a little help moving into her room in Johnson Residence from several football players, her parents, and staff members.
Students move into their dorms as they prepare to start a new year at Loyola University New Orleans.
Freshman move-in day on south campus for the Wake Forest class of 2022. Richard Jones ('22) and his father, who moved in from New York. Wednesday, August 22, 2018.
If you are visiting Bury St Edmunds then the Cornhill is the central hub for shopping particularly on Market Days on both Wednesdays and Saturday when up to a 100 stalls can be browsed .
Perhaps the star attraction on the Cornhill is Moyse's Hall a 12th century building. It has served as the town's bridewell , workhouse , gaol, police station and now as a museum.
On the Cornhill is a Boer War memorial of a soldier of the Suffolk Regiment with rifle leaning on a rock The memorial lists the names of 193, inc 8 officers and 147 N.C.O.'s . The memorial was unveiled on 11th November 1904.
One of the finest buildings on the Cornhill is the Market Cross built in the 18th century to a Robert Adam design. Once a Corn Exchange with a theatre upstairs. You may spot the panels with masks and musical instruments. The theatre closed in 1819 . In a short life as a music venue Liszt performed here 1842.
If you look above the mock Tudor frontage of Boots Chemists you will see statues with a Suffolk connection Agricola, St Edmund , Edward 1st and Edward 6th.
Unfortunately Everard's Hotel where we had our wedding reception closed in 1987 and is now Pizza Hut. Other pubs I used to visit in the Cornhill included the Griffin (now Edmundo) , the Castle (now Superdrug) .
Students move into their dorms as they prepare to start a new year at Loyola University New Orleans.
Coupe longitudinale d’une portion du muscle grand oblique. Ce muscle oculaire, conjointement avec le petit oblique, fait bouger l’œil autour de l’axe optique et est innervé par le nerf moteur pathétique IV. Bien que cette technique de coloration argentique soit surtout utilisée pour
l’étude du tissu nerveux, elle permet dans le cas présent de visualiser l’aspect strié (un peu au-dessus du centre - bandes A sombres et I claires) de ce type de muscle sous contrôle volontaire.
- Pour plus de détails ou précisions, voir « Atlas of Fish Histology » CRC Press, ou « Histologie illustrée du poisson » (QUAE) ou s'adresser à Franck Genten (fgenten@gmail.com)
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Ocular muscle. Longitudinal section of some superior
oblique rhabdomyocytes. This ocular muscle, together with the small oblique, moves the eye around the optical axis and is innervated by the motor nerve pathetic IV. Although this silver staining technique is mostly used for studying the nervous tissue, it allows in this case to view the striated appearance (slightly above center - dark A bands and light
I bands) of this voluntary muscle.
- For more information or details, see « Atlas of Fish Histology » CRC Press, or « Histologie illustrée du poisson » (QUAE) or contact Franck Genten (fgenten@gmail.com)
Large number of police needed to move on two former paratroopers, protesting about the prosecution of veterans who served in the Troubles.
Students began their school year on Sunday with move in day at the University of Central Arkansas. College and community groups helped move the students into their new dorms, and a lunch was provided by the UCA Alumni Association.
Students began their school year on Sunday with move in day at the University of Central Arkansas. College and community groups helped move the students into their new dorms, and a lunch was provided by the UCA Alumni Association.
Camera: Samsung NX500 @ 2000 ISO
Lens: Samyang 8mm f/2.8 @ f/2.8
Mounted on SkyGuide Pro.
A series of 15 second exposures, a rough test of polar alignment.