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Waverley 3, 2 & 1, Wadham Stringer bodied Leyland Swifts seen lined up outside the depot after being repainted over the quiet months. 16/03/16
One of my customs from 2009 came for a little refresher. It's always nice to see old familiar faces ^__^
Had to post these photos. My brother and his wife surprised my family with an Easter bouquet last week and the tulips have added their smiles to our house!
Street clocks were a common item in the early part of the last century. They often were used as advertisements for the local jeweler who was also skilled in the art of watch repair.
This clock was orginally on K street, in the front of Monks Jewelers. Then, sometime in the 1940's, it was relocated to J street, embellished with modern neon, and renamed for Fred Mayes Jewelers. As J street declined, the clock has suffered from neglect and vandalism. It was restored in the late 1980's, but without a guardian, it fell into disrepair again.
For the last three years a committed citizen spearheaded the effort to have the clock restored again, and the base is now encased in a protective steel shroud (too bad, it's pretty, see it here: flic.kr/p/7wwqzz). A grant from Sacramento Heritage, Inc., helped fund the restoration.
I'm hoping this time, it stays in it's restored condition.
Background: The Elk's Tower, another one of Sacramento's historic treasures, recently restored.
Okay. Now I feel like I can face the camera. I would like to wish Carrie a happy birthday and Jeff a big howdy and welcome to 365. And to the Italy gang who decided to begin 365 again today, good luck and good bowling. I will enjoy watching you all for another year. This is the year Clem will go full monty. I just know it!
a typical saturday afternoon, pretty hot not sure what to do and then felt like having a sip of lemon jiuce.
End to end preparation time - 1hr 30min!!
Click here if u're extra thirsty!!
Light Source - Sun light
A cold draught beer and a hot big band seemed to be just the refreshment this gentleman required.
Atlanta (Inman Park), Georgia.
28 April 2019.
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Wellsville, NY, February 2018.
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Here is my final computer setup. I have finally aquired all the things I wanted for my computer.
Intel Xeon 3.2GHz (2 processors)
4GB DDR2 RAM
80GB 10,000pm Western Digital Raptor
750GB Western Digital Black
Sapphire Ultimate Raedon 6670 1GB DDR5 Silent Edition
Acer P236 23' 1080p monitor
Logitech z2300 2.1 speaker system
Logitech G510 gaming keyboard
Logitech G9X laser gaming mouse
HP HD-4110 1080p Webcam
Razer Golithathus Mousepad Speed Edition
In the coming months, I plan to build a brand new system. Its planned specs are
Intel i5 2500k Quad Core 3.33GHz (overclock to 4.8GHz stable)
24GB DDR3 1333Mhz RAM
Sapphire Toxic 6870 x2 in crossfire
64GB Boot OS HD
80GB 10,000RPM Game HD
1.5 TB 7200RPM Media HD
Corsair H100 Water Cooling system
SoundBlaster Xi-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Soundcard
I'm happy that I have everything I wanted FOR my computer, I just need THEE computer to compliment this setup. Sure I like my current dual core system, but who wouldn't like a really nice quad core system?
i think i am going to try a 365 again.
we shall see how this goes...
oh and p.s., i got a new lens (f1.4 50mm) its a tad confusing because im used to autofocus, but i will figure it out eventually :)
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Public Works Department was commissioned to create a number of artworks for Sprite last year. Lebron James had recommended Sprite speak with us and check out the Art of Basketball. I ended up curating 5 pieces for them featuring Chris Stain, Cope2, David Cooper, Joe Iurato and myself. The work is now featured on their "under the cap" promotion (www.sprite.com). Peeps will score cool prizes such as phone skins, apparel, headphones and more featuring our work. This amazing piece was Cope2's effort and really hit the spot. Go score a Cope2 tee! Super Size Me!