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The Cathedral of Saint Peter (German: Trierer Dom) is a church in Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is the oldest cathedral in the country. The edifice is notable for its extremely long life span under multiple different eras each contributing some elements to its design, including the center of the main chapel being made of Roman brick laid under the direction of Saint Helen, resulting in a cathedral added on to gradually rather than rebuilt in different eras. Its dimensions, 112.5 by 41 m, make it the largest church structure in Trier. Since 1986 it has been on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites.
De Dom van Trier (Dom St. Peter) is de kathedraal van Trier en de oudste bisschopskerk van Duitsland. Hij gaat in de kern terug op een Romeinse basilica die vanaf 326 werd gebouwd door de Romeinse keizer Constantijn de Grote. In de 11de eeuw kreeg de dom zijn huidige westfaçade, die de Salische stijl vertegenwoordigt. De dom van Trier staat sinds 1986 op de Werelderfgoedlijst van de UNESCO.
Well my contest ended a couple days ago, and first I'd like to say a big thanks to the people that entered. There was only 11 entries which I think could've been better
Anywho I also changed the prizes
So 3rd place is a shoutout (as it is always)
2nd is you get either a grab bag of misc. lego capes and things of that sort or hmds old sigfig (whatever 1st place didn't pick)
And 1st place is you get to pick which of the previous things you wanted
I know the prizes are pretty weak but oh well
Now for the winners
3rd is sealnoon for anny randwalker
2nd is rwbricks for beuller pool
And 1st is.....
Xeno79 for Norman dent
If you won something somehow send me your address
Bases
De la participación:
1 - Un (1) sólo título por participante.
2- Numerar el título por orden de aparición. (Ej.: 2- Mate amargo.)
3- Participan los primeros veinte (20) luego de los cuales se vota.
De la votación:
5- Luego de la vigésima (20) propuesta de título empieza a votarse. (Ej. yo voto por la 9)
6- Puede votar cualquiera, aunque no haya participado de la primera instancia.
7- No puede votarse a sí mismo.
8- En caso de empate va mi título: "Dice más un silencio que una larga explicación".
Del resultado:
9- El título ganador va al título de la foto
10- Premio a definir.
Los títulos participantes:
1 - Si se quisieran estudiar todas las leyes, no habría tiempo material de infringirlas. Marina
2 - diferentes formas de estudiar (o no). reiven
3 - si supiera la respuesta, no te la diria. candeee
4 - aprovechemos que estudian para chapar. ibarak
5 - Hoy, es...tu...dia. comaquatre
6 - Es tu dio(s). LadyDisabet
7 - Quien estudia solitario...no hay chapeo... ERIKUSHH
8 - no hay estudio que por bien no venga... pauliten
9 - Tengo las nalgas hasta acà de vos. supernout
10 - Cada uno en su mundo. silkegb
11 - segun estudios recientes, solo 2 de cada doce estudiantes universitarios la pasa bomba, el resto, estudia. jazzzz ♪ ♫
12 - Es un día fantástico con sol. Dëdalus
13 - Twelve Monkeys. pearmax
14 - de Georg Cantor o la Matemática aplicada al Derecho Romano. ! pecesporlaboca
15 - "juventud en extasis" Like this !
16 - Amate. Alé
17 - "son todos vagos... menos el pibe q se esta tomando unos mates en el rato libre del laburo". -*Paola*-
18 - "Siga derecho". karina'O
19 - esperando la ansiada nota del parcial. quino para los amigos
20 - Seconds out. Yörik
Los votos:
. pilar almagro paz .– 12
[Marina] La petite fleur du mal – 11
-*Paola*- – 18
pauliten– 11
ERIKUSHH– 11
karina'O– 17
[FragilinvenciblE] – 14
LadyDisabet – 13
! pecesporlaboca – 3
ibarak – 12
jazzzz ♪ ♫ - 13
adri_ana – 12
silkegb - 13
pearmax - 20
Dëdalus - 20
quino para los amigos - 13
Lucre! { o d r a d e k } - 17
liondart - 12
pumariapi - 12
supernout - 9
Cabañas del Tala - 17
S@nNik0n - 17
la vida no apesta - 12
ShaviAlli 12
Buscando algo... - 12
Iván77 - 17
Pandaleps - 17
co co co co - 13
Sopa de Jazmin - 17
peretti - 12
it's faq, bitch - 17
Resultado:
(si no conté mal)
12 - 9
17 - 8
13 - 5
11 - 3
20 - 2
3 - 1
9 - 1
14 - 1
18 - 1
Por lo tanto el ganador es "Es un día fantástico con sol" de Dëdalus
Definición de "premio":
premio.
(Del lat. praemīum).
1. m. Recompensa, galardón o remuneración que se da por algún mérito o servicio.
Les règnes de Louis XIII et Louis XIV marquent profondément les structures du Louvre et des Tuileries. Le prolongement sous Louis XIII de l'aile ouest de la Cour Carrée marque le point de départ d'un projet ambitieux qui sera mené à son terme par Louis XIV et complété sous Louis XV. Le coeur du monument prend alors l'aspect que nous lui connaissons encore de nos jours. Le désintérêt marqué par le roi après la construction de Versailles plonge le palais dans une nouvelle période de sommeil.
En 1625, après plus de dix ans d'arrêt, Louis XIII décide la reprise des travaux du Louvre pour réaliser le Grand Dessein imaginé par Henri IV. Il ordonne la démolition d'une partie de l'aile nord du Louvre médiéval pour prolonger l'aile Lescot dans cette direction en symétrie parfaite avec les mêmes détails de décor.
En 1660, l'architecte Louis Le Vau est chargé du projet d'achèvement du Louvre : doublement de la Petite Galerie ; achèvement de l'aile nord de la Cour Carrée ; de 1661 à 1663, prolongement de l'aile sud, dotée d'un pavillon oriental, symétrique du pavillon du Roi de style Renaissance et d'un pavillon central. Dès 1668, Le Vau doublant le palais en largeur, la première façade de l'aile sud, face à la Seine, terminée en 1663, disparaît au profit d'une nouvelle façade. Les derniers restes du Louvre médiéval sont démolis.
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The reigns of Louis XIII and Louis XIV had a major impact on the Louvre and Tuileries palaces. The extension of the west wing of the Cour Carrée under Louis XIII marked the beginning of an ambitious program of work that would be completed by Louis XIV and added to by Louis XV, resulting in the Louvre that we see today. However, following the completion of Versailles, royal interest in the palace waned, plunging the Louvre into a new period of dormancy.
In 1625, after over ten years of inactivity, Louis XIII decided to resume construction work and carry out the so-called Grand Dessein (Grand Design) envisaged by Henri IV. Louis XIII ordered the demolition of part of the north wing of the medieval Louvre and its replacement by a continuation of the Lescot wing, with identical decoration and detail.
In 1660 Louis Le Vau was appointed to oversee the completion of the Louvre. This entailed a new facade for the Petite Galerie, the completion of the north wing of the Cour Carrée, and, between 1661 and 1663, the extension of the south wing, including two new pavilions—one at the eastern end, symmetrical to theRenaissance Pavillon du Roi, and one in the center. In 1668, Le Vau doubled the width of the palace and constructed a new facade overlooking the Seine. The last vestiges of the medieval Louvre were demolished.
Clic ! - See it in large on black - Clic !
améraSony DSLR-A850
Exposition 1/250
Ouverture f5
Longueur focale 20 mm
Vitesse ISO200
Détection du degré d'exposition 0 EV
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Noun: the continuing and spreading results of an event or action. You guessed it, the Derwent ferry from Surprise View at 300mm. Any easy one to shoot and process
For the last sixty years, car construction has used 'monocoque' principles whereby the chassis and body are built as one strong shell. All the key components such as engine, axles etc are then attached to the shell - the result is a very strong unit with the ability to model exactly how the vehicle's structure will react to an accident or under different handling conditions.
Unfortunately, it's difficult to do this with a bus. Firstly they're far bigger, and secondly their size makes them prone to bumps and scrapes so it needs to be easy to detach external parts and panels for repair. So historically, buses are made as a chassis and then separate bodywork is built on top of it. In the 21st century more car construction techniques are being used, and many buses are built on 'integral' principles, but in general buses are still made on a less hi-tech, robotic basis than cars.
This is a Leyland Olympian for Greater Manchester Transport, at the Northern Counties Motor & Engineering Company factory at Wigan. GMT owned Northern Counties for a while and regarded it as its 'in house' coachbuilder. Most GMT buses were bodied by Northern Counties.
This bus is nearly finished, and the interior is done - you can see the seats through the windows. The next step will be painting into GMT's brown, orange and white colour scheme. The white exterior parts you can see on the bus are fibreglass, while the silver parts are the aluminium panels that are riveted to a strong frame.
One of these buses, GMT bus number 3065, is restored and on display at the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester.If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk.
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Congratulations Enøshima for winning the contest! Email me your address and I will send you some kind of Lego prize. My email is totallyawesome_me@gmail.com
Second place is Scott Blankfield“Troublemakers”
Third place is Raleigh unnamed team
Honorable mentions to Multi Sharp, Red Rover, and Riley Blissmer
Thanks to all who entered my contest! There will be more soon!
-Totally Awesome
Congrats to
Caleb - incredibly strong builds hitting hard daily,
Eli - your continued whimsy in brick form, and
Finn - your breath of styles,
all of you really stood up to the challenge and look forward to seeing your prizes in future builds!
RebelLUG would like to thank everyone this week, who entered, who helped support those that built, that commented, that reacted, that allow their employees to have lighter weeks. It's all you that make running crazy thing like this stupid fun to see and run.
We had 361 entries! Shattering last year's record of 198. There were 111 unique builders that entered!
So how did everyone do? Here's the the average score breakdowns per day:
Day - Ave Score - #Builders
Day 1: Lair - 68.043 -70
Day 2: Rescue - 65.101 -69
Day 3: Post Apoc - 66.143 - 60
Day 4: Pirate - 64.634 - 54
Day 5: Space - 65.381 - 52
Day 6: SW + Theme - 65.315 - 54
And building for a week straight certainly is grueling - but how did the most dedicated builders actually do? Let's look at the builders ordered by number of entries:
# Days #Builders Ave Score
ALL 6 -31 - 70.02
5 -6 - 70.00
4 -11 -- 63.50
3 - 10 66.86
2 - 18 - 64.29
1 -31 -57.74
So CLEARLY the more you build the better you get, for those thinking of next VignWeek 😏
an abstract geometric originally created from light & color
thanks for looking in....much appreciated.....best bigger....hope you have a Great Weekend
was very foggy with a January thaw resulting in heavy ice fog patches. Didn't have my DSLR, but the iPhone came to the rescue.
13/365 3.6% done!
Okay, I received a lot of questions on dying resin so I wanted to make a list of some tips for anyone wanting to try this. I'm no expert but these are some observations I made. Also, check out the dying threads on DOA for additional info.
🔸Make sure to throughly clean all the resin you wish to dye, but don't use anything abrasive. Soap, water, and a soft brush works well. If you have sanded areas on your doll, you'll need to sand all over or the dye will attach more readily to the sanded areas making the dye uneven. 🔸The pot you use should be stainless steal, aluminum, enamel, or glass and you shouldn't use that pot to cook with afterwards. Hit up goodwill if you don't have a pot to ruin. This may sound silly, but test and make sure your pot is big enough to submerge all your pieces.🔸Don't use tongs or anything that could put pressure on the part when dying. Resin softens when heated so you can easily warp your resin if you're not careful. For best results, suspend the piece loosely with a wire. Don't drop it in the vat, touching the bottom of the pot could cause unevenness. Wire, clamps, thick rubber gloves are your friends.
🔸THE DYE SMELLS PRETTY BAD. Wear a mask and eye protection so you're not breathing flippin dye. 🔸A rolling boil is optimal but I used just below boiling so there wasn't as much splashing and steam produced. It took me 3 minutes to achieve the darkest colors. 🔸Keep the temPERATURE EVEN. Get that water going and maintain the boil you want for at least 30 mins. If you start dying when the water boils, the temperature may still be rising causing the following pieces to be darker.
🔸Use a stopwatch and make a test piece. Write down your times. It's important to note that most of the dye will be taken into the resin in your first 30 seconds. In that regard, halving the time will not half the results. 🔸Stir the vat often and keep the piece you're dying in motion. For a gradient, just dip the part but keep in moving in and out. If you'd like the dye in the certain area you can literally paint it on. I used a water color paintbrush, soaked it in the boiling dye, and held it to the areas I wanted dyed. You can see the results in areas like the thumb webbing.