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Fox 32 TALAS 29 fork, 15mm Thru-axle
SRAM X.0. drive/mech except XT front derailer and crankset
Magura Marta SL brakes, Storm rotors
Stan's Crest 29er / 3.30 wheelset
Maxxis Ignitor/Crossmark tires (might switch f/r on these)
Ritchey Carbon 10deg flat bar
Thomson Stem
Ergon GX1 grips
Crank Brothers Joplin-R post
Ritchey Streem WCS saddle
Crank Brothers Candy 2ti pedals
Much thanks to The Freewheel for build help. Thanks to Niner, Stan's No Tubes, Crank Brothers, Eman, Jeremy Smith, Pedal Revolution, and Roaring Mouse.
Nine Arches Bridge over River Dodder at Milltown, Dublin, Ireland. It was my first visit back there with camera since February 2023.
The Nine Arches Bridge was opened in 1854 to carry the Dublin to Bray Harcourt Street Railway line over the River Dodder. The Harcourt Street Line closed in 1959. The Bridge now carries the Green Line Luas Trams. The Green Line opened in 2004 and mostly follows the route of the old Harcourt Street railway line, which was reserved for possible re-use when it closed.
The Chimney beside the Bridge is the last remaining Structure of an old Dublin Laundry.
Getting a photo of all Nine Arches is really difficult as there are lots of obstacles, not least trees growing on both sides of the Bridge.
West German postcard by Kolibri-Verlag, no. 380. Photo: Universal International.
Pretty and wholesome blonde American film actress Peggy Dow (1928) could handle comedy and drama with equal finesse. After only nine films, she retired and is now known as a philanthropist, Peggy V. Helmerich.
After brief modelling and radio experience, Peggy Dow was spotted by a talent agent. In February 1949, she was cast in a TV show, and soon Universal offered her a seven-year contract. She made nine films, starting with the female lead opposite Scott Brady in the thriller Undertow (William Castle, 1949), as a vacationing schoolteacher who accidentally gets involved in a murder. She hit her peak when she co-starred as the lovely nurse Kelly in the classic farce Harvey (Henry Koster, 1950), with James Stewart as a man whose best friend is a pooka named Harvey, in the form of a six-foot, three-and-a-half-inch tall invisible rabbit. She also co-starred with Best Actor Oscar nominee Arthur Kennedy in the touching war drama Bright Victory (Mark Robson, 1951).
After just three years in the business, Peggy Dow retired in 1951 to marry Walter Helmerich III, an oil driller from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Gary Brumburgh at IMDb: "This promising 1950s Universal-International contract player had so much going for her - beauty, brains and talent - to go the distance, but she came up far short after deciding to retire for domestic life. (...) Despite such a promising Hollywood forecast, she never looked back and raised five sons in the process." The couple was married for 60 years, until he died in 2012. She became an active supporter of libraries and other charitable activities.
Sources: Gary Brumburgh (IMDb), Wikipedia and IMDb.
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Nice little 1934 Singer Nine micro car before they were popular in the 1950's - 60's.
Taken in Horsham, Victoria in 2012.
SUN Island Tours and Emirates recently hosted an educational incentive for some Flight Centre agents, travelling to Turkey and Dubai.
Over fourteen fabulous days the participants visited Istanbul, Ankara, Kusadasi, Cappadocia, Pamukkale, Gallipoli and Dubai.
Pictured here at ANZAC Cove from left are: Lisa Andersson, FC Galleries; Danielle Schmidt FC Tuggerah; Kaye Fuchs, FC Berry Square; Michelle Saidi, FC Eastgardens A; Vania Faria, FC Burwood, Jonathon Tas, FC Potts Point; Amber Gusti, FC Pacific Fair; Alan Foster, FC Cleveland and Roger Cesaro, Sun Island Tours.
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The Nine Dragons Restuarant at the China Pavilion of EPCOT. The colors and paint work of this Pavilion are first rate.
nine inch nails performing "Ghosts 19" at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA during their Lights in the Sky tour.
Yeah, let's shrink this shot down to 0.00000000005% so we can pretend it's not blurry. :q
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Vegan FAQ! :)
The Web Site the Meat Industry Doesn't Want You to See.
Please watch Earthlings.
Moss Volvo 7080 at the sprawling complex that houses the new Covent Garden produce market;
this was of course the site of Nine Elms shed in the days of steam which provided locomotives for nearby Waterloo;to the left a similar vehicle from fellow Go-Ahead subsidary Plymouth Citicoach.
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I have been having a mouse problem for the past couple of weeks, and it wasn't until this morning that I finally figured out where they were coming from. This shallow closet in my entry hall (it is nine inches deep!) isn't good for much, so when I moved in I figured it would make a good food pantry since I have no upper cabinets in the kitchen nutch. Also being short on space used this closet for t-shirts and boxer briefs (sorry if that is TMI). The food up top, and the clean undergarments on the bottom.
I started seeing mice a couple of weeks back (only days after seeing this). Then last week, I opened my pantry/underwear closet to discover that the little guys had gotten into more than 20 packages of food (mostly rice and pasta) and basically I had to toss probably $30+ worth in the trash. I cleared out the closet and bought mouse traps.
After loading the traps with cashew butter (yum!) and stuffing a hole in the wall under my sink where the gas pipe for the stove came in with steel wool nothing happened for several days and I and went about my business thinking the problem was dealt with.
Then I discovered that they were smart and could lick the cashew butter off of the traps and not get caught (this instinct must come from their ancestry). I kept the closet door closed thinking I had them trapped in the closet and tried new traps. Finally yesterday morning, I had success and caught the mouse... Or so I thought it was just one. Leary of just putting my food back into the cabinet, I set out some nibbles last night and sure enough, they were gone this morning. Even though I had thought I had explored the closet for points of entry, further investigation (re, using a mirror) revealed this lovely giant hole just inside the door jamb. I am glad to say that it is now stuffed with steel wool, I have set out more nibbles and if they are still there within a week I should be good to go. In the mean time my remaining food is boxes up and I have stacks of t-shirts and undies all over my apartment.
The joys of living in a 135 y/o space... I feel like I live in the wild kingdom, what next? A racoon?
Nine Inch Nails Setlist for the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, Ca on 09-02-09:
1.Mr. Self Destruct
2.Piggy
3.Heresy
4.March of the Pigs
5.Closer
6.Ruiner
7.The Becoming
8.I Do Not Want This
9.Big Man With A Gun
10.A Warm Place
11.Eraser
12.Reptile
13.The Downward Spiral
14.Hurt
15.1,000,000
16.Terrible Lie
17.Lights In The Sky
18.Burn
19.Gave Up
20.Suck (Pigface cover)
21.Metal (Gary Numan cover)
22.Cars (Gary Numan cover)
23.The Hand That Feeds
24.Head Like a Hole
An evening Liverpool to Manchester service crosses Sankey Viaduct in the Sankey Valley on 22nd April 2014.
Known locally for obvious reasons as Nine Arches viaduct, I thought I'd get a shot of this impressive structure before it gets festooned with O.L.E. gadgetry in the next year. Taken with my camera phone (set on suitable arty mode!) whilst on a bike ride from Southport to Warrington.
The following entry in Wikipedia gives a brief history :-
"The viaduct was built between 1828 and 1830 by George Stephenson for the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company to enable the railway to cross the line of the Sankey Canal with sufficient clearance for the Mersey flats, the sailing vessels for which the canal was constructed. It is designated by English Heritage as a Grade I listed building and described as the earliest major railway viaduct in the world."
Nine-Dragons wall
There are three nine-dragon walls in Datong, and the Datong nine-dragon wall is the biggest and oldest of its kinds in China. Built in 1392 during the reign of Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, the Nine-Dragon Wall in Datong was built as a screen wall to go in front of the mansion of the 13rd son of the first Emperor of Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang with 45.5 meters long, 8 meters high and 2.02 meters wide. The wall was constructed of glazed tiles and still remains intact today and was engraved with nine dragons. The dragons were painted in different colors and fly swiftly upward. The clearance among the dragons was filled with stones and float grasses. The bottom of the wall carved 41 groups of pictures of two dragons playing with the pearl. The waist of the wall was compounded with 75 pieces of relieves made up of coloured glaze brick, collecting lifelike cattle, horse, sheep, dog, deer, rabbit and so on
www.tour-beijing.com/datong_attractions/nine_dragon_wall_...
Nine Standards Rigg lies on the popular Coast-to-Coast route, made famous by A. Wainwright, which treks across northern England. There are nine large well-built cairns near the summit. There is no reliable records as to why the cairns were ever built. One theory suggest that they built to make border reivers believe that there was a military camp on top of the hill. Others suggest that they were merely constructed by local shepherds, miners or quarrymen with time on their hands.
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Diagram in Christmas Book..I sent it but didn't got any reply on it..maybe this one didn't got selected...
Well, if it gets selected, you will be able to fold it :D(if you submitted diagram of your in the book..)
Charleston Nine
June 18, 2007
On June 18th 2007, nine firefighters lost their lives in a local blaze at a sofa store.
"Nine brave, heroic, courageous firefighters of the city of Charleston have perished fighting fire in a most courageous and fearless manner, carrying out their duties." Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley
Mike French
Louis Mulkey
Brad Baity
Mike Benke
Melvin Champaign
Earl Drayton
Billy Hutchinson
Mark Kelsey
Brandon Thompson
These crosses still stand in front of the site.