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The Remove the Regime Protest yesterday had a sizable crowd stretching down both sides of the Lincoln Memorial. Excellent acoustics performance of "Look on the Bright Side" by the @dropkickmurphys is included in this video.
The ropes and belays belonged to this couple. The guy climbed first, attaching the belays and taking the rope up. The girl climbed second, collecting the belays and rearranging the rope at the top so they could collect it after she abseiled back to the ground.
We prepared the site plan and obtained the building permit. We handled all necessary inspections. We removed the existing concrete driveway. We removed all debris from the premises. We compacted all soil. We poured the new driveway with 4000 PSI concrete with fibermesh reinforcement. We hand troweled the concrete with a double broom finish. We cut all expansion joints accordingly.
Here you can see where they have removed the doors in between the actual auditorium and lobby. and also here's the sweet retro green tile..... the end is near.... (Modesto, Ca.)
This was an experiment. After using them for a while I have removed them from my hives. I like to use nine 1 1/2" inch frames in an 8-frame box for the brood, and the wall racks will not allow that.
On the left side of the Topcover are also 2 screws (see green arrows).
Remove them by turning ccw.
Next place the camera upright and gently pry the Topcover of the camera.
This is a creosote-treated timber bulkhead that supports the former clarifier tank on the Georgia-Pacific West cleanup site. It will be removed and a new shoreline will be built.
If I knew how to use the manual settings on this camera better (or if I had a better camera and knew how to use it's settings better) you'd be able to see the nVIDIA logo in the TIM.
near Milwaukee, WI, 2012
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Thanks to Imageczar for the rolls of Kentmere 100. I really like they way these turned out.
Olympus OM-1n
Zuiko, 50mm, f/1.4 (silver nose)
Kentmere 100, d76, stock, 20C, 9 min
I rented an electric jack hammer to remove the old concrete step and caliche. The caliche layer looks like leftover cement that was poured on the ground and left to harden. It is actually a calcium carbonate layer from either sea bed sediment or calcuim leached from the surrounding rock by rain and deposited in the lower (desert) areas. The calcium settles and hardens around existing rocks such as granite rubble with varying degrees of hardness.
Bosch has the best electric breakers. This Wacker and Makita breakers are not as good.
ELECTRIC DEMOLITION HAMMER REVIEW
5/18/2010 UPDATE
I have now rented four different Electric Demolition Breakers - jack hammers and
here is my opinion of each:
THE BEST
Bosch Brute 60-lb 11304 Electric Demolition Breaker / Hammer
This thing is only 60 pounds and it cracks through all my caliche with
ease and speed. I would say it is about three times faster than the
poorest performing Hitachi.
SECOND BEST
Low noise but not as fast as the Bosch.
It's also 6 pounds heavier than my number
one choice.
THIRD PLACE
Wacker 60-lb Electric Demolition Breaker
Almost the same breaking rate as the Makita but noisier.
Size does matter. The lighter the tool, for equal destructive
power, the better.
LAST PLACE
Hitachi H90SE 70lb. Demolition Breaker Hammer
It's heavy, it's loud and it's slow.
I spent a whole day on a three hour job.
Caveat Emptor:
These machines are all rentals with unknown
wear and maintenance records.
If any of these are wrongly rated then
shame on the rental company for not maintaining
their machines and skewing my appraisal.
If you have any opinions please leave a comment
below.