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These super cheap boxes keep embroidery thread handy and clean. And they're great for taking thread to classes or hauling it along to work on the go.
I got them at Target. They were actually the packaging for geometry supplies (compass, ruler, protractor, etc.). Fortunately, they were so cheap (under $2 I think) that I could buy the stuff and give it to other shoppers with kids to just keep the boxes.
CubeSmart Self Storage Units 7/2014 pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Inside one of the storage rooms of the inner ring.
I haven't posted in a while, but I think the next couple of pictures will turn out nicely. So check back soon for more. I will try and upload more frequently again.
On my vacation to Europe I stopped by in Belgium. Martino_NL and telefunker showed me around some beautiful abandonments. I can't thank those guys enough. I had a great time.
It was build around 1870 as part of a series of forts in order to defend the city of Antwerp. This fortress has a star shaped moat with only one bridge leading to the center. Followed by a main wall and then a ring shaped inner circle. Inside the lower parts of this circle are mostly storage rooms. Still within the moat but outside the circle is a larger underground storage tunnel which connects to a defensive trench.
It is a beautiful location. Unfortunately is was pouring down the whole time we were there. You could easily spend a couple of days there exploring everything. We weren't able to make it into the inside upstairs compartments. As I said, it was a very rainy day and everything was very slippery. I hope to be able to go back there some day.
This should really be the engine compartment but for playability I decided to use it for weapon storage instead.
We found these drawers and doors at Lowes on sale. The laminate top was also on sale and it finishes off my laundry room remodel. This used to be an empty space that I filled with boxes of soap, laundry baskets, an ironing board, and a rolling storage unit. These new drawers hold a multitude of cleaning supplies, bags, light bulbs and miscellaneous things. My laundry room looks a lot neater now!
Sheerlegs MATADOR 3 unload the barge at the LBC TANKTERMINALS in the third Petrol Harbour in Rotterdam Botlek.
Our heritage walk in old Delhi covers the main street of Chandni Chowk. Starting from outside the Red Fort we cover a distance of about 2 kms till the famous spice market in Khari Baoli. On the way are some well known & some not so well known landmarks which are of historical interest. In most cases, even though the landmarks are old, the buildings standing to commemorate them can be quite modern. For instance, the starting point of our heritage trail, the Digamber Jain Lal Mandir is the oldest Jain temple, the shrine being as old as the city itself. However the imposing building in red, is mostly 19th century. The golden finials on the shikhars (towers of main shrine) were added only recently, may be less than a year back if I remember correctly. The Gauri Shankar temple is almost entirely a modern structure even through it was established in the 18th century. Similarly Sisganj Gurdwara, one of the most historic landmarks of purani dilli is a modern structure. The Mughal Kotwali has also been made part of the Gurdwara. At the fountain chowk, stood a single screen cinema hall, Majestic. It was purchased by the Gurdwara & converted into a museum on Sikh history. The shop of Ghantewala Shahi halwai has moved from the fountain chowk to the main street of Chandni Chowk on the other side, close to the Sunheri Masjid. A group of havelis called Naughara in Kinari Bazaar are part of our route & even though the houses retain some of their original look (mainly the doorways) they have been modified to suit modern needs of people living there. The Parathewali gali too, they say, is a late 19th century creation which replaced the jewellery shops in this street.
Change is obvious anywhere people live. So is true of old Delhi. There were some traces of settlements in pre-Mughal times as well, but it became an urban centre with the establishment of Shahjahanabad. It has since seen many highs & lows. The worst times for city were the years 1857 & 1947. In 1857 the rebellion & then British response to the rebellion destroyed city life. Old nobility were replaced by a new class of merchants & bankers who were friendly with the British & prospered after 1857. 1947 saw a lot of violence & great movement of people in Delhi & a no. of families moving out of here. Both these have left a lasting impact on the city. For instance, what is today the old city for us, is mostly families & institutions who remained or prospered after 1857. It is their houses, their schools & their institutions which is ‘old’ Delhi for us now. One such person was Lala Chunamal. Lala Chunamal’s haveli is probably the largest in old Delhi & his descendants still live in it. This haveli is a little distance from Town Hall, in the neighbourhood of Katra Neel. The shivalayas in Katra Neel are also part of our heritage walk. The Town Hall itself is an example of drastic changes in Delhi after 1857. When the city was originally planned this site has the pool reflecting moonlight which gave the street its name ‘Chandni Chowk’. Moreover, Shahjahan’s daughter, Jahanara had her estate here which included gardens, public baths & a serai. The British razed this estate to the ground & built the Town Hall & the Delhi Railway station over it. The street of Chandni Chowk ends at Fatehpuri Masjid, which incidentally was purchased by Lala Chunamal after 1857, who returned it to the community a few years later. The mosque is currently undergoing much needed restoration work. The last stop on our heritage walk was the Gadodia Market in Khari Baoli, more famously known as the spice market. This is originally a warehouse for spices built by the British in early 20th century. The plan of the building has a courtyard in the centre with rooms around it, which served as offices & storage spaces. Now the courtyard itself has a block of rooms which were constructed over a period of time to cater to growing demand for space. We climbed to the terrace of this building & it offers an excellent view of the entire stretch of our walk as well as much of old Delhi!
(posted by Kanika Singh & Kavita Singh, team members, Delhi Heritage Walks)
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Kept in binders...they tend to slip out of their little pockets though, so I may have to look into another storage solution
Sheerlegs MATADOR 3 unload the barge at the LBC TANKTERMINALS in the third Petrol Harbour in Rotterdam Botlek.
A gas storage plant near the Northern Dutch hamlet of Langelo, where natural gas - mostly from Russia - is stored underground in an old empty gas field. The skyline of the city of Groningen can be seen in the far background.
2-image panorama, taken with a camera that was suspended from a kite line.
do people say the name of this place in the questioning intonation pattern. that's what i want to know.
Florence, 23 September 2011
Badia Fiesolana - Teatro
European University Institute
Via dei Roccettini 8
50014 Fiesole
Italy
Storage of electricity is arousing fresh interest as a complement to intermittent generation and an alternative to costly grid expansion plans. Given the rapid increase in RES (mainly wind) generation and the obstacles to construction of new lines and even to an upgrading of the existing ones, TSOs and energy companies are looking for alternatives. Alternative solutions are:
1. Reinforcement of the networks
2. Greater flexibility of existing generators, e.g. CCGTs
3. Electricity storage via hydro systems (pumping stations)
4. Other techniques of electricity storage: compressed air and car-type batteries
5. Demand response (possibly accompanied by diffusion of electric vehicles)
Which alternative looks most promising?
Should the solution be left to market forces or are there regulatory choices to be made?
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