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The only mulit-word country to begin with a vowel is United Arab Emirates (UAE) so it must go in cell C5. See the game note about East Timor.
One of my friends recently told me she has two lenses she's been wanting to sell for awhile now, as she was into photography years ago but left it. One of them was the Canon 28-80, no longer in production. She will let me borrow it for a few days before deciding to buy it or not.
From this, my first pic, the image quality seems reasonable. It's not super sharp, but it's also not soft, kind of a "Moderate" lens. It surprised me with some of its later pics. Therefore, I think I will buy it.
La siguiente imagen corresponde a uno de los tantos "Falsos Programas" (Rogue) de seguridad Antivirus o Antispyware que puede encontrar en la red.
Por lo que les recomendamos tener mucho cuidado y ver el listado completo en www.forospyware.com/t5.html
El equipo de www.InfoSpyware.com
Linda's was located on 14th Street NW just south of Thomas Circle. I don't know much more about it, but I find the menu very entertaining. Who's up for some "Home Corned Tongue with Sweitzer cheese on rye bread"? Or maybe the Salami and Eggs, "pancake style" with french fries, roll, and butter? For the truly adventuresome, there's the "sensational" Linda's Surprise Club Sandwich, ingredients unspecified. Bring it on!
A favourite from my own collection: this is a hybride between my 2 loveaffairs; Lego and Thunderbirds. This shows I'm not crazy; even Lego loves the spaceage of Gerry Anderson! Why? Because in 1965 Tb was suddenly hot in the UK, on tv, in the shops, with boys&girls. Gerry was the only one who used the term '2065', a thousand years later then the actual days the lived back then. Lego used that popularity in this ad to underline you could make even spaceships with Lego. This is almost the only outing into space by Lego, until about 8 years later with their own range of NASA-stuff in blue&white.
I have driven by these ruins many times on my way to Seven Springs. Today I decided to slow down and explore.
www.azcentral.com/travel/hiking/articles/2009/01/15/20090...
One of the great things about hiking in Arizona is the perspective it gives you.
Sooner or later you'll come across a few potsherds, a panel of weathered petroglyphs or even a stretch of low rock walls. When you do, you can't help but reflect upon the transient nature of so much human endeavor.
A thousand years ago, a network of Hohokam villages stretched across much of what is now southern Arizona. The Hohokam, ancestors of today's Pima Indians, grew corn, beans and squash, and they harvested what they could from native plants such as mesquite and prickly pear. They hunted small game, traded goods with their neighbors and designed and built an elaborate system of canals, which later became the basis of the modern Valley.
The remnants of one of their villages stand on a hilltop nearly 10 miles east of Cave Creek. The Sears-Kay Ruin, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, takes its name from J.M. Sears, who founded the Sears-Kay Ranch in the area in 1887. Archaeologists say the 40-room site once provided shelter for 100 people or so.
The ruins stand about halfway around a loop, overlooking the usually dry bed of Camp Creek. Signs throughout the ruins relate the history of the site, which was occupied from about 1050 to 1200. Most rooms - now just rows of rough rock walls a foot or two high - were built around open courtyards that were used for daily activities.
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This is an image I created using Adobe Illustrator for the 3D "3". I also used Adobe Photoshop for the space/landscape background and finishing touches on the "3".
Feel free to use these for whatever, provided you link back to where they came from. Also if you could show me the results that would be ace, because I'm nosy like that.
Brick wall.
This is an Ottoman illuminated and illustrated Turkish version of ʿAjāʾib al-makhlūqāt (Wonders of creation) by Zakarīyā al-Qazwīnī (d. 692 AH / 1293 CE), made at the request of the Vizier Murtaza Paşa (Murtaḍá Pāshā) (fl. eleventh century AH / seventeenth CE). The codex was completed in 1121 AH / 1717 CE by Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Shākir Rūzmah-ʾi Nāthānī. There are 444 paintings illustrating the text. The binding is not original to the manuscript.
Monasterio de San Millán de la Cogolla (Yuso).
Un Cantoral o libro de coro es un manuscrito musical de gran formato utilizado en iglesias y catedrales durante la Edad Media y el Renacimiento. El tamaño del pergamino es lo suficientemente grande como para que el coro completo pueda leer las notas musicales a distancia.
Los cantorales de San Millán son libros de grandes proporciones. Pesan entre 20 y 60 Kg.
Las hojas están hechas con piel de animales. Se calcula que para hacer esta colección se necesitaron las pieles de unas 1500 vacas
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Description: Professional correspondence between Dummer and W.I. Thomas, 1921.
Repository: Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America.
Collection: Ethel Sturges Dummer Papers
Call Number: A-127
Catalog Record: http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/000604926/catalog
Questions? Ask a Schlesinger Librarian
Khilm. Dérive de moukhalama, qui signifie la “bonne affection de deux compagnons”, la “tendresse amicale”, leur “longanimité”.
Un ami s’appelle al-khilmou ; les compagnons, al-akhlâm.
For the Guess Where Vancouver group: I'm pretty sure that some of you have seen this. Can you remember where?
Corporate Identity for events under European Financial Congress Project.
Design: Iwona Duczmal
Design EFC: Adam Chyliński
Client: Gdańska Akademia Bankowa
In 1964 my late father, Beaudry Glen Pautz, accepted a job as Press Officer for the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in Pretoria, South Africa. It was the start of the Cold War "space race", the CSIR collaborated with the Americans and Beau received a lot of space programme material and press kits from NASA. I still have most of those historic documents in my collection. Here's a selection of them.
I captured this particular image in low light, using a phone camera, so please excuse the quality!
Also see this great piece on Time Magazine's special issue entitled "To the Moon and Back" published two weeks after the Apollo 11 landing. Back in 1969 I created a great scrapbook of the landing that I still treasure to this day.
#apollo #nasa #presskit #nasapresskit #apollopresskit #space #spaceprogram #spaceprogramme #moon #lunarlandings #1969 #news #press #document #projectplan #missionplan #lunarlanding #pretoria #transvaal #southafrica #csir #moonmission #spacerace #coldwar #factsheets #2016
highest position @ numbaaaaa 223 on may 4th, 2010! thank you so much guys, it means a lot!
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this is my evil twin. haha just kidding. i only have a brother.
this is blurry, i know. i like it for some reason.
my friend shannon has been doing this and i thought it was a cool idea so now i am too--currently listening to: sleepyhead by passion pit
Harnish Run, Texter Mountain Nature Preserve, Lancaster County.
Harnish Run cascades through a deep, cobble-filled ravine. Numerous springs and seeps border the stream within its narrow floodplain, where wetland vegetation grows luxuriantly.
Keine bunte Leuchtreklame einfach nur Name und Produktinfo sehr groß an der Hauswand. Dort gibt es schon lange keine Schuhwaren mehr und Wilhelm Meyer lebt da sicherlich auch nicht mehr. Keine Ahnung, wie alt dieser Schriftzug ist. Ich mag diese Altdeutsche Schrift und die Schlichtheit der Reklame.
Barmstedt ist auch als Schusterstadt bekannt, 1839 waren 133 Schuhmacher in Barmstedt tätig. Heute gibt es allerdings nur noch einen Schuhmachermeister in der Stadt. Das Schuhmode-Unternehmen Gabor Shoes wurde in Barmstedt gegründet.
No colorful neon sign just name and product info very large on the wall.There are not any longer footwear and certainly William Meyer is no longer living there . No idea how old this logo is. I like this old German script and the simplicity of the advertisement.
Barmstedt is also known as city of shoemaker, 1839, 133 shoemakers were active in Barmstedt . Today, however, there is only one master shoemaker in the city. The shoe fashion company Gabor Shoes was founded in Barmstedt.
(Wikipedia)