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3.10.2011
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References
"When Bubble Meets Bubble" by Ron Hipschman
www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/bubbles/bubble_meets_bubble.html
"Bubble in a Bubble"
webtech.kennesaw.edu/tbrown/curiosity/bubbles.htm
nerds.unl.edu/pages/sciencedemos/bubble/bubble.htm
"Hexagon-Pentagon" by Professor Andrew Davidhazy
people.rit.edu/andpph/photofile-sci/hexagon-pentagon_1273...
"Bouncing Bubble Solution" (uses glycerin, a hand lotion)
All set... off to bangkok. Will be back by 2nd DEC :)
Have a nice weekend friends....
First international trip HWS & mine :).
Kishore, Peddu & Ranzeeth are joining me... :)
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Day 40 | 25 Nov, 09
“There is always a sadness about packing. I guess you wonder if where you're going is as good as where you've been.”
― Richard Proenneke, One Man's Wilderness: An Alaskan Odyssey
“An empty room holds nothing but memories. At least it would, if I didn’t just finish packing up the last of the sadness.”
― Jarod Kintz
My first attempt at Mission24 for the block theme didn't work out because I didn't read the rules carefully enough (outside the allowed time frame). Oops! A week or two ago I put together some new shelves in my room. I've been meaning to take the box and packing materials out to the dumpster but haven't gotten around to it yet so they have been residing in my hallway. Then, it struck me...why not use the Styrofoam blocks for this weeks submission?
St Michael at Plea, Norwich, Norfolk
In the densest part of the packing of Norwich city centre's tiny parishes sits the most elegant and beautiful topping out of any Norwich tower, but what a squat little tower it sits upon! It is as if the church is shrugging its shoulders. In fact, the battlements and spirelets date from a 19th century restoration, and the tower had been lowered for safety reasons below the bell stage at some time before that. The clock, which reminds us to Forget Me Not, is dated 1827, which is too early for the spirelets, and in any case a lithograph from a year or so later shows the truncated tower with a cupola. Probably, the lowering was a quick-fix 18th century solution that the later Victorians tried to make good.
St Michael sits beside a busy road about fifty yards from St Andrew, and not much further from St Peter Hungate and St George Tombland, so it is no surprise that it is redundant. However, it is more than mere ornament now, as we shall see.
The porch is a stone addition to a flint nave and chancel. If the nave windows are anything like the original, then we may assume this porch to be quite late, possibly early 16th century (ignore the niches, and pretty much the whole top stage altogether - they are a Victorian affectation). St George and St Michael fight dragons in the spandrels. Curiously, the porch lets into the base of the tower rather than into the nave, possibly because it lined up with Bank Plain before the current street pattern was put in place in the early 20th century - before that, there was no road to the west of the tower, and Bank Plain curved round into Queen Street.
The 15th Century screen from St Michael is now in the cathedral, but there are a few late medieval survivals in the form of four figures in glass set high in the lights of the east window. These include a beautiful crowned Blessed Virgin from a Coronation of the Queen of Heaven scene, and two composite figures, one with the feathered body of an angel. A 17th century font cover sits on a somewhat understated 15th century font. On the west wall of the nave either side of the tower arch are 18th century paintings of Moses and Aaron which once flanked the Ten Commandments in the east end of the chancel. Overhead, angels in flight line the apex of the restored roof.
Perhaps the most memorable internal feature is the early 17th century memorial at the north-west corner to Jacques de Hem. It consists of two stone blocks put together at an angle, and all the features incised and then coloured in black, as if this was a brass: de Hem and his family kneel piously in the bottom right hand panel, while above there are a spade, a skull, crossed bones and a pick as a useful reminder to us of our own mortality.
The chancel has been converted into a pleasant cafe. For a long time the nave was an antiques market, and it included a cracking second hand book stall, but today these are long gone, and in their place about twenty years ago came a rather serious Christian bookshop. Very worthy no doubt, but I do miss the old days.
Packing up my ornaments for the swap at www.flickr.com/groups/holidayornamentswap2006/
Once they were all sealed up, I realized I forgot to put any sort of note inside. Oops. :)
22/52.5
Clothes and other necessities laid out on my bed, while I was packing for my trip to Madison this weekend. I will be walking the half marathon on Sunday with several friends.
Theme: Ground Level or Low PoV
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The bats are in the belfry
the dew is on the moor
where are the arms that held me
and pledged her love before
and pledged her love before
CHORUS
It's such a sad old feeling
the fields are soft and green
it's memories that I'm stealing
but you're innocent when you dream
when you dream
you're innocent when you dream
Running through the graveyard
we laughed my friends and I
we swore we'd be together
until the day we died
until the day we died
CHORUS
I made a golden promise
that we would never part
I gave my love a locket
and then I broke her heart
and then I broke her heart
CHORUS
Tom Waits
As part of the owners' ongoing renovations of the original meat packing plant, an extensive green roof was proposed on a two story section. Designed as a pilot project to determine the viability in this area, the owners plan to install a larger green roof on an adjacent building with further plans to turn this once abandoned warehouse into a center for Nashville's arts and sustainable conservation design. The project started by removing the existing roofing to install the necessary vapor barrier, insulation, and first layer of Famos waterproofing. The top membrane integrated copper foil into the modified membrane and surfaced with hydrogel crystals to improve drought resistance. Five inches of growth media topped the waterproofing. Over 1200 plants from 15 different species were installed on this roof. The landscape architect and plant supplier chose to use plants indigenous to Middle Tennessee. The edges and penetrations required an 18" border of pea gravel to aid in proper drainage and to limit root migration.