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Complete redesign of my r120 switch, this is two right sided ones forming a turnout. This is with all the components needed taken apart
I fiddled about with my website template today, hope you like the new design!
See it for yourself at: www.kirstylegg.co.uk
Modeskolan och Silversmide&Smyckeslinjen på Folkuniversitetet i Stockholm.
Foto: Johan Alfredsson, Per Tärnström.
Retusch: Sabina Törnberg, Sofia Törnqvist, Annika Svenmarck.
...van de airlift pompjes d.m.v. een T stuk. Deze werkt zonder het gorgelende geluid dat de eerste uitvoering kenmerkte, doordat water en lucht nu apart van elkaar kunnen uitstromen.
It seemed to me that I had the runways all going the wrong way. They were mostly going South-North, which is all very well but the Void Port's to the north so it'd be dangerous having aircraft dodge or wait for craft returning from the Void!
So, having them go East -West made much more sense. There's 10° difference in direction between runways, and they focus somewhere in the east. In that direction we have a company town (with hotels et cetera, yet to be built) and a rail and road link to the Void Port zone.
You'll see lots of planes laid out , mostly to make sure that taxiways and runways are spaced safely apart. (ignore that plane in the lower left side). The taxiways are a lot simpler with this layout. The terminal will be sim at the bottom, with services mainly in the sim west of that.
Now the question is, should I extend taxiways out to the two holding areas the arrows point to? Doing so would double the options (and the headaches) for the ATC.
DIshwasher is finally installed! After some debate... The side cabinet went back to its original spot and we found a 3 tier shelf for the other side!
Next Step: Countertops, New Sink & New Plumbing!
Modeskolan och Silversmide&Smyckeslinjen på Folkuniversitetet i Stockholm.
Foto: Johan Alfredsson, Per Tärnström.
Retusch: Sabina Törnberg, Sofia Törnqvist, Annika Svenmarck.
Victoria Bergort (foto)
Adéle Askelöf (foto)
Jonas Amréus-Hammargården (bildbehandling)
Magnus Sahlström (bildbehandling)
Andreas Lisstrand (bildbehandling)
Raha Chobini-pour (mode)
Marina Wrethling (smycken) Louisa Holmer (smycken)
2016 Chevy Silverado Release Date, Redesign and Price – 2016 Chevy Silverado, its brand-new pick-up vehicle redesign, appears to be one of the honest versions by which the business intends to exceed comparable motor vehicles of rival brand names. The engine as well as transmission options...
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"A new campaign for the Egyptian Tourist Authority developed by the Cairo office of JWT aims to establish Egypt as a place where there is more than really big tombs. And accompanying this campaign is a new logo."
Found on Brand New
www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/egypt_now_le...
One of my favorite web development studios, Nclud redesigned/aligned their website. Not only does the site look fantastic in desktop browsers, the site may be one of the best looking mobile sites I have seen. Here it is on Android. www.nclud.com
Joanna Huttner Lemoine (foto)
Jonna Wäreby (foto)
Emil Sejby (bildbehandling)
Tuyer Yen Tang (bildbehandling)
Linh Nguyen (mode)
Beatrice Nyman (smycken)
This is my logo redesign for the London 2012 Olympics. Even though This was originally for my graphic communication class, I'm still very happy with the logo
Redesign complet du site communautaire sur le groupe de rock Placebo : www.placebocity.com
L'ergonomie maîtrisée et le référencement amélioré ont permis d'augmenter le trafic sur le site de plus de 15%.
Read more about the redesign on my blog: www.bene.be/blog/comments/the_redesign_process_of_the_ibb...
Dining room before, 1996 and after, 2010. My dining room has been many colors over the years and I've now settled with a light gray and love it!
Madelene Persson (foto)
Estella Elolfsdotter (foto)
Malin Nerby (foto)
Lotta Gustavsson (bildbehandling)
Emelie Hedljung (bildbehandling)
Matilda Lindberg (mode)
Julia Gehrke (smycken)
While the article pages have gained in readability, the site's main page has seemingly shed its tired, but familiar and usable, old-web charm. I miss the old masthead. Literally.
I've now got more ads than content above the fold, broken Javascript (read: the Most Blogged feature doesn't work), and an inexplicably corrupted masthead image that won't load in my browser (neither Firefox nor Safari). What is up with this? The site is still using gigantic Flash advertisements even for their paid subscribers and, for everyone else, pop-unders in addition. How can switching to Georgia and losing the link underscores win you points? Without underscores, the website is less usable, and Georgia is a terribly ugly font. Jack Shafer may be ditching his print subscription for the new website, but I only wish to be back in New York sooner so I can start mine up again. What a horror.
Update: It seems some of the bugs have been fixed: the masthead is no longer corrupted, and the javascript is working properly. "Charm," as I called it, is not quite what I meant: rather, the new design is a reorganization of several dozen navigational items, making any transition extremely bumpy. A variable width does little for me, but in practice it will certainly please users with larger screens (myself not one of them). The new navigation is an improvement, but I still find fault in two major cases: one, Georgia, the new typeface. I much prefer Times (and the name is more appropriate, no?). Two, there is too little content "above the fold," due to copious ads and larger images (which I feel to be unnecessarily large -- I will always click through for a larger image size if it strikes me).