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Update on the cycad cone which, as you can see, has grown longer and started to open.
Canon 5D Mk II with a Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM lens.
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I bought a new small and light weight laptop .... and look what I got when I powered it up for the first time :))))
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still not sure if the pattern is right or if I need another Tanqueray bottle in the mix. Changed to white logo too
Updated custom front rack for the Gunnar. At the advice of those who know more, I may add an additional tombstone reinforcement.
So Baby Basil is doing great right now! But a week ago I found out that he had URI--Upper respiratory infection. He was on antibiotics for all week last week and he just stopped a few days ago and he's 100% better!! Sorry I didn't update before but he needed a lot of attention when he was sick.
By the way, if you notice that I'm referring to him as a "he", the vet told me he was actually a boy! I know your probably quite confused since I already told you all that Basil was a girl, but I guess I was wrong! Now he's back to being "Prince Basil"!
Detroit Speed Project Car updates February 28, 2014. Mike & Janie's 1941 Willys. detroitspeed.com/Projects/mike-braswell-1941-willys/mike-...
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Co-presented by Sunrise Seagull Productions, The Diary of Fireflies (Cho Em Gần Anh Thêm Chút Nữa), the 1st ever Vietnamese Spotlight film included in the Newport Beach Film Festival’s Pacific Rim Showcase series, screened to an audience of nearly 600 industry notables, community leaders and film aficionados, successfully bringing Vietnamese cinema to a wider, diverse audience.
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Without going into somebody's house, this is about the closest approximation
I can get of the Bonaventure pic's (April 6, 1963) POV. Compared to the original
photo, this view would be off to the right and not quite so elevated. The waters of
Courtenay Bay can be seen, but there are not many man-made features remaining
from '63. The viewer's main point of reference is the old Fina/Petro Canada building,
now painted this light colour but still with its 3 garage doors to the right. Off in the
distance are the 3 striped NBEPC stacks, no longer in use. In 1963 there was just
one stack, and if you look carefully at the old pic you can see a plume of smoke
blowing from left to right (i.e., north to south).