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Not all trains over the Jinpeng section of the Jitong Railway were double-headed. This long load of empty wagons was in the charge of QJ 6763 seen just between Linxi and Reshui.
Single RADIA ha sido especialmente diseñada para poder alojar un radiador en su interior y aprovechar el espacio ocupado por éste. Constituye un atractivo cubreradiador convertible en mesa cuando es necesario.
What's a single girl to do at Thanksgiving. Everyone she knows was spending time with family and she turned down all invitations hoping that *he* would be home for the holiday. Chinese, anyone?
At least she has his photo for company.
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Nemperor Records
ARZ 38368
1982.
Cover concept by Single Bullet Theory, photo by John Paul Endress.
Not much of note from the back on this one, it's mostly a photo of the band shooting squirt guns at the viewer. "EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - BUTCH BALL / ALSO ON CASSETTE" Well thank god.
It's 80s music, one of the few eras I don't listen to.
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Single WALL es una mesa mural para espacios muy estrechos. Cerrada puede utilizarse como mostrador y abierta alojar tres personas comodamente. Al tratarse de un mueble moral puede ser instalado a la altura que se desee, pudiendo combinarse con sillas o taburetes altos.
Water cabbage is an aquatic monocot herb in the Arum family. It is the only single species in the genus Pistia. Its native distribution is across the tropics. It is now found in nearly all tropical and subtropical fresh waterways. It grows like a weed in rivers, lakes and ponds forming large dense mats making boating, fishing and all other water activities, impossible.
Etymology: The generic name is derived from a Greek word pistos meaning water and refers to aquatic nature of the plant. Stratiotes again means a water plant.
It floats on the surface of the water and its roots hang inside the water beneath the leaves.
Leaves: Its thick soft leaves are formed in rosettes, with no leaf stems. Light green leaves with wavy leaf margins have parallel veins, covered in short hairs which trap air bubbles, increasing the plant's buoyancy..
Flowers: Inconspicuous, nearly hidden in the center among the leaves. They are dioecious meaning male and female flowers are on different plants.
Fruits: Small green berries.
Caution: Mosquitoes of the genus Mansonia complete their life cycle only in the presence of aquatic plants such as Pistia, laying their eggs under the leaves. The emerging larvae fall into the water within 24 hours and stay attached to the Pistia root (which is rich with air sacs) and develop into pupa. The pupa is also attached to the pistia root. The egg to adult mosquito development is completed within 7 days.
Source: Wikipedia and Centre for aquatic and invasive plants
M101, single 300s shot with a iTelescope's T21 - a 430mm F4.5 CDK with a cooled FLI mono imager (3072x2048 px).
A superb shot of Single Drum Rollers in the night scene!
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The jig you use is just a hub. Take your time and get them as straight as possible before you tack weld them into the frame.
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We all worked on our single girl quilts this weekend! My single girl is not quite as far along, but a mish mash of gold, plum, orange, and brown!
Long long time a go, there was a single man. His name is Phi Dao. These were the days when he was still single...no one to date...
Whilst grateful for single invites I really don't want multiple ones. PLEASE no graphics, spinning or flashing comments. They stress my eyes.
Historic Rosalia Railroad Bridge in Whitman County, Washington. The concrete open spandrel deck arch bridge was built by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad (Milwaukee Road - MILW) in 1915 to replace an earlier timber trestle. The viaduct is actually two spans, separated by an embankment. The west bridge (Rosalia Railroad Bridge 1) is 502 feet long and the east bridge (Rosalia Railroad Bridge 2) is a single 114 foot arch span.
The bridges were listed the National Register of Historic Places in 1982 (NRHP No. 82004310 as the Rosalia Railroad Bridge).