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The Chevrolet Series AD Universal or Chevrolet Universal AD is a Chevrolet car which was launched in 1930. Available in a variety of body types including as a 2-door coupe, 4-door sedan and a delivery van.
The Series AD was launched as replacement for the 1929 Series AC models. Sales dropped by over 200,000 to 640,980 vehicles for the year.
The AD retained the new "stovebolt" 194 cubic inches (3.2 L) six-cylinder engine from the Series AC, but with bigger intake valves and smaller exhaust valves, along with a new manifold, raised power from 46 hp (34 kW) to 50 hp (37 kW). The suspension now included hydraulic shock absorbers and the fuel gauge was moved from the tank to the dash panel.
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Matrícula UIC: Tals 32 71 566-6-000 a 2 71 566-6-170
Matrícula nacional: TT 203001 a 203171 (TT7)
Familia: Tolvas
Propietario: Renfe
Carga: Clinker, piedra caliza, fosfato
1. ~~*~~, 2. Have a wonderful day! (^!~)..., 3. Austin 360 Tower construction with nearby CG strike, 4. Blue Puff, 5. ~~*~~, 6. Untitled, 7. Arms Raised, 8. "The heart wants what it wants.... There's no logic to those things.", 9. Thank you, 10. Softly Spoken, 11. www.flickr.com/photos/jamieray/2358151348/, 12. colorful spring, 13. come fly with me..., 14. sun dance, 15. .i solemly swear., 16. Untitled, 17. all is full of love 007, 18. the needy mothers and children, 19. Look I am flying with the sea gulls!, 20. class IV computation, 21. Alien Arms, 22. A Winter's Landmark, 23. ~ Light ~, 24. 133: SOTTS will make you jump!, 25. Dupatta....
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Cologne is a 2,000-year-old city and the fourth-largest city in Germany. It is located on the Rhine River in western Germany. Print Size 13x19 inches.
Happy Window Wednesday
A 2-second exposure of the Pier 39 carousel in action. The shot came out horribly overexposed and took a lot of fiddling to bring out a halfway decent image.
1. Pink and blue, 2. pink and blue, 3. pink and blue houses, 4. Pink soap bubbles in the blue.., 5. blue and pink, 6. Blue hat pink hat, 7. Pink and Blue, 8. Pink And Blue, 9. Pink and Blue, 10. Pink & Blue, 11. pink'n'blue, 12. Pink & Blue., 13. Pink & Blue, 14. Pink-blue-green-purple-white, 15. Pink on Blue, 16. Pink House Blue Door, 17. blue yellow pink, 18. Tiny Blue (& Pink) Flowers, 19. Pink-and-Blues, 20. Pink & Blue, 21. Rusty Blue & Pink Horizontal, 22. hot_blue_pink, 23. Waiting On A Decorator To Purchase Them, 24. Saturday in York, PA #4, 25. blue flower, 26. Beach Cafe, 27. Beach Cafe, 28. New fabric, 29. Teapot, 30. entrance to...
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Celebrating its 30th anniversary and back after a 2 year break due to pandemic, the Brighton Pride parade was as colourful and lively as ever.
1. sand star, 2. Paleta de colores, 3. デザインフェスタであなたに逢いたい [ OVER-VIEW ], 4. celebrate, 5. Adriatica, 6. Día LXXX, 7. My true color, 8. Lunch of spring!, 9. Enchanted, 10. The Little Book Market, 11. World Traveler, 12. white rose, 13. El rumbo de tus sueños...
1. little ceramic love pin, 2. dishtowel apron for Tie One On, 3. www.flickr.com/photos/68403903@N00/2668514563/, 4. three chicks, 5. Sunshine pixie hood, 6. miniature, 7. _MG_6988, 8. A nice cup of tea and a sit down?, 9. Emily, 10. aqua and pink shabby chic, 11. Daisy Granny Squares, 12. no parking! mjc, 13. Mmmmwah for pumpkin!, 14. Pink and Yellow goodness, 15. New pink wellies for green wellies!, 16. Magic Yellow Dollhouse, 17. Yellow Easter close up, 18. wooden pencil-box, 19. Butterflies, 20. the view from where i sit (skipping lily), 21. Doll quilt, 22. pink chickies: so many, 23. february swaporama: apron, 24. So..., 25. Easter eggs
Wishing you a happy Pink ans sunny Monday!
blogged: moline.typepad.com/moline/2009/03/pink-and-yellow-1.html
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This Spring, I embarked on a 2.5-week mission to burn my face off and annihilate all my senses. In other words, I had been tapped by my amazing editor at Chatelaine to find the country's top hot sauces, championing small, artisan producers doing amazing jobs in the hot sauce arena.
Little did I know of the community I would encounter, the incredible talents and passionate cooks, hot sauce creators, and fellow chilli lovers.
With the wise advice polled from many pepperheads on the Canadian Hot Sauce & Chilli Pepper Community Facebook group, I was pointed in the direction of nearly a hundred products (including notable producers in the niche community), in addition to the quality products I knew, plus other who reached out after. I tried over 120(!) sauces in total that ranged mainly from hot/super hot to hellfire is tame compared to this gut-twisting heat sauces, with most being actually very delicious.
It was so hard to narrow things down to 10, so I went with 15 producers (even though I had almost 40 bottles that I loved - with multiple favourites by any given producer). At the end of the day, I had to hone in on featuring one per, and the result, not ranked (those numbers are just to mark which description matches which bottle) can be found on pages 14-15 July/August 2022 issue of Chatelaine magazine.
Also online here: www.chatelaine.com/food/best-canadian-hot-sauces/
Would love to hear of yours too!
1. Changes (274/365 2013). 1/31 October., 2. Change of use (275/365 2013; 2/31), 3. Change of wildlife (276/365, 3/31), 4. Changed my mind (277/365 2013; 4/31; week40/52), 5. Changes (278/365, 5/31, bb52:40), 6. Circles (279/365 2013; 06/31; 41/52), 7. Tap (280/365 2013; 07/31), 8. Circling (281/365 2013; 08/31), 9. tempting! (282/365, 09/31, week41/52theme), 10. Semi circle (283/365, 10/31), 11. Turning circle (284/365 2013, 11/31). Explored, 12. Slowly Circling? (285/365 2013, 12/31). Explored, 13. Come into my parlour (286/365 2013, 13/31) Explored, 14. Blue (287/365 2013; 14/31) Explored, 15. Just a small one for me please (288/365 2012; 15/31), 16. Doing a Nat! (289/365 2013; 16/31) Explored, 17. Thank heavens for willing teenagers (290/365 2013; 17/3; week42/52) Explored, 18. Twinkle twinkle little bat (291/365 2013, 18/31) Explored, 19. A little bit of everything (292/365 2013; 19/31; week42); simple times 42/52, 20. Watching (293/365 2013; 20/31), 21. Aren't you a little short to be a stormtrooper? (294/365 2013), 22. Eye see double (295/365 2013; 22/31), 23. Seeing beyond (296/365 2013; 23/31; week43themes), 24. Eye see you (297/365 2013, 24/31; week43/52), 25. Eye eye captain. (298/365 2013, 25/31), 26. Dum! Dum duh dum! (299/365 2013, 26/31, bb43/52), 27. Who me? (300/365 2013; 27/31), 28. Control (301/365 2013, 28/31), 29. Hello, will you be my friend? (302/365 2013; 29/31; week44/52), 30. 1, 2...... (303/365 2013, 30/365, bb44/52 dressing up), 31. Help me...(304/365 2013, 31/31)32. Not available33. Not available34. Not available35. Not available36. Not available
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1. Shining Buick, 2. Jeep ride in the desert of Wadi Rum, 3. Daisies in front..., 4. Melting snowflake, 5. Fishing, 6. Different cultures, 7. Just staring at the sky, 8. Highest point, 9. Raindrops, 10. Tanking water for the train, 11. Shall I take you for a ride?, 12. Straight to the top, 13. Arms can't reach....
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1. Christmas bokeh, 2. Place du Général-de-Gaulle, 3. Earphone, 4. Mandarine, 5. Les pointus du Brusc, 6. Jour de l'an (Explore 3 Jan 17)
and they just keep rolling in...
1. Eclipse Tree, 2. Untitled, 3. The old man and the sea, 4. Untitled, 5. from the "Dwell" series, 6. Untitled, 7. Search for the one that makes you feel alive..., 8. Réka -- RoidWeek, 2017 Fall, Day 1. no.1., 9. PX70_01, 10. Polaroid Week Day Three - Jasper, TN, 11. Untitled, 12. Wind in the trees 2, 13. Wind in the trees 1, 14. from the "Dwell" series, 15. Solarized Mountains, 16. Mesozoic., 17. pierre avec deux trous, 18. Trying, 19. Words of a Different Kind, 20. Untitled, 21. circle of confusion, 22. Finding oneself, 23. Welcome to the new world, 24. The night, so dark and soft., 25. a field full of flowers, 26. Polacolor-01-007, 27. Icebound Stream, 28. Untitled, 29. Petit Bateau, 30. Les Drus, 31. Roidweek Fall 2017, Day 3 photo 1, 32. Lac Blanc, 33. in the air, 34. ., 35. lillies in blue, 36. Mojave Desert, California
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1. voltta, 2. Villa campolieto stanze..........., 3. Villa campolieto entrata, 4. Villa campolieto salone, 5. Scala esterna di Villa campolieto, 6. Villa Campolieto emiciclo, 7. Villa Campolieto scala con Vetrata, 8. Villa Campolieto scala, 9. Emiciclo villa Campolieto, 10. Particolare emiciclo di villa Campolieto, 11. scorcio particolare di Villa campolieto, 12. Villa campolieto particolare balcone scala
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This steam engine began life based on my design of the Frisco 1522, a 4-8-2 Mountain type, which I had built into a 2-8-4 Berkshire for my Polar Express. I then saw a far superior model by Lemon_Boy over on Rebrickable, as seen here in December of 2020: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-60403/Plastic_Goth/2-8-4-berkshi...
It was then purchased, and I added my own wheelbase to it from the pervious Frisco 1522-derived version as I try not to use those small friction wheels (as used by Lemon_Boy in his version) for the front pony truck, as it squeals too much. Then, I took the open bottom cab and added mine back in, albeit in 7 wide. I redid the tender to be seven wide as well, while shortening my passenger coaches by four studs. (I will put them on a 24 stud train-plate instead of 28 for each car.) this will give me nearly enough parts to add a firth car as a third identical coach.
1. Chrysolina americana, 2. Tituboea biguttata, 3. Bolivarius brevicollis insularis, 4. Carcharodus alceae su Heliotropium europaeum, 5. Adelphocoris lineolatus e Oedemera flavipes, 6. Vanessa cardui su Helichrysum rupestre, 7. Akis bacarozzo, 8. Graphosoma lineatum, 9. Scarabeus laticollis, 10. Palomena prasina ?, 11. Omophlus lepturoides, 12. Polyommatus icarus su Inula viscosa, 13. Sphaeroderma testaceum, 14. Henosepilachna argus su Ecballium elaterium, 15. Agapanthia villosoviridescens, 16. Gryllus campestris, 17. Chrysomya albiceps, 18. FireDragonflies... (Sympetrum sanguineum), 19. Gymnosoma Sp., 20. Hyles dahlii, 21. Papilio machaon, 22. Tylopsis liliifolia, 23. Coccinella, 24. Argiope bruennichi con preda. (famiglia Aracnidi ), 25. Pieris rapae - Cavolaia minore, 26. Messor bouvieri, 27. Eupeodes corollae, 28. Tylopsis liliifolia su Dipsacus fullonum, 29. ?, 30. Calliptamus barbarus marginella, 31. Fiero pasto..., 32. Bolivarius brevicollis insularis, 33. Mylabris variabilis., 34. Synema Globosum con preda..., 35. Argynnis pandora, 36. Papilio Machaon, Bruco
Il nome di Insetti deriva dal latino (insectum=suddiviso) e sta a significare la caratteristica divisione del corpo in segmenti, propria di questa classe di Artropodi. La scienza che studia gli Insetti è detta Entomologia (dal greco èntomon=insetto e logos=studio). Essa si suddivide in due branche principali:
1. Entomologia generale che tratta la Morfologia, l'Anatomia, la Biologia, ivi compreso lo studio dei costumi (Etologia) e quello delle relazioni tra Insetti ed ambiente (Ecologia), degli Insetti nel loro insieme;
2. Entomologia speciale o sistematica che si occupa della descrizione e classificazione delle singole specie.
Due volte più antichi dei Rettili, tre volte più dei Mammiferi, mille volte più antichi dell'uomo. Gli Insetti comprendono, allo stato attuale delle conoscenze, circa un milione di specie, cioè un numero superiore alla somma di tutti gli altri organismi viventi. Possiamo anzi dire che essi rappresentano i cinque sesti delle specie note di animali e tale numero è in continuo aumento, dato che ogni anno vengono descritte parecchie migliaia di nuove entità. Considerando inoltre che una notevole parte del nostro globo è stata esplorata soltanto superficialmente e limitatamente a certi gruppi, si può presumere che il numero delle specie effettivamente esistenti sia molto superiore, dell'ordine di qualche milione (2-5). Anche dal punto di vista della densità delle popolazioni, gli Insetti sono, fra gli organismi pluricellulari, i più rappresentati; si calcola infatti che in un ambiente naturale, temperato o tropicale, vi siano svariati milioni di individui per ettaro.
My sister . A super quick one today, I haven't gotten the chance to look through the other pictures as my computer is mucking up but I will editnpost as soon as possible!
And there are 14 days left - what?
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While a Police Dog handler and his charge patrol the fields behind, all-black Royal Navy Hawker Siddeley/BAe T.8N Harrier ZD993/--723 rolls for take-off as Sea Harrier F/A.2 710 waits in turn during the 1996 RNAS Yeovilton 'Air Day'.
Note the Phantom parked behind!
Not an exotic visitor to the show but ex USMC McDonnell-Douglas F-4S Phantom II Bu.Aer.No.155848/WT-11 which had been acquired by the co-located FAA Museum.
Swapped for a Supermarine Scimitar, she was eventually upstaged by their acquisition of ex RN Phantom FG.1, XT596 and being surplus to their need, has since moved on to the Museum of Flight at East Fortune.
Scanned Kodak 35mm Transparency
1. Whitey Orinoco, 2. Gail, 3. Hill and a Tree (2), 4. Carolina, 5. Irit Levy (1), 6. Rodrick, 7. Harry Kent, 8. Julianna, 9. Irit Levy 2, 10. Kate, 11. Tilley, 12. Richard, 13. Adrienne, 14. Sharon, 15. Sue Hodnett, 16. Harry, 17. Mellane, 18. Christine, 19. Julie, 20. Neil, 21. Hans 3, 22. Jane, 23. Sally, 24. Sherry, 25. Russell keeps warm
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1. Christmas Decorations, 2. My favorite colors for Christmas, 3. Wooden Frosty and Santa, 4. Merry Kitschy Christmas, 5. Wreath 2005, 6. Plastic Snowman Rattle, 7. Vintage Christmas Card, 8. Vintage Christmas Cards, 9. Vintage Candy Christmas, 10. graham cracker gingerbread house!, 11. Drowning in a sea of Christmas, 12. Untitled, 13. shiny brite ornaments, 14. Four in the bed, 15. Christmas Card, 16. Santa under a pink umbrella?, 17. "Boyfriend Ornaments", 18. xmas tree hat, 19. Christmas Decor, 20. gumdrop wreath, 21. Merry, 22. The Tree's Up, 23. Rag doll Usaron Christmas Wreath, 24. christmas cookies 041, 25. Gumdrop wreath in the kitchen
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1. 2022_365305 - Together being observed,
2. 2022_365306 - Tai Chi at Dawn,
3. 2022_365307 - Lightwatching,
4. 2022_365308 - Seven Eye Bridge,
5. 2022_365309 - Bay of Gibraltar,
6. 2022_365310 - My Territory,
7. 2022_365311 - Gibraltar Photographic Society,
8. 2022_365312 - Gibraltar from the Air,
9. 2022_365313 - Returning to Familiarity,
10. 2022_365314 - Too Loud to Work,
13. 2022_365317 - When something needs mulling,
14. 2022_365318 - Preparing for shutdown,
15. 2022_365319 - Preparing the room for comfort,
16. 2022_365320 - And Why Not,
18. 2022_365322 - About Buses,
19. 2022_365323 - Light on an Apple,
21. 2022_365325 - Reacquainted,
22. 2022_365326 - Seeing is what we make of it,
23. 2022_365327 - Approaching,
24. 2022_365328 - In the Ring,
25. 2022_365329 - When days ebb away brightly,
27. 2022_365331 - Needing time to think,
1. The Volcano Awakens!, 2. DSCF9366 Mute Swan's, 3. Gruccioni (Explored), 4. Pekin Robin, 5. Hypopyrrhus pyrohypogaster (Red-bellied Grackle/Cacique candela), 6. Is she STILL trying to take my picture?, 7. cavalli camargue, 8. Migrant Hawkers, 9. * Friends *, 10. Sonnenhut, 11. 2012-08-18 11-52_01, 12. Dahlias in the morning sun, 13. Baby yellow lantanas
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~~~The COLLAGE-COLLECTION: ELITE-photos of my different groups: Collage-Collection
By the way: I am looking forward to feedback on my work with those fantastic images, thank you Florette
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1. Cat Sofa finaly finished, 2. Mia, 3. Yes, He Likes It!, 4. 16-11-2009 Para la escala / For scale, 5. 2010:55, 6. Granny Hearts dedicated to Lucy, 7. Can you tell what it is yet ?, 8. Fabulous Crocheted Granny Square, 9. grannyfringedetail, 10. Pink Crochet Booties, 11. Inspiration, 12. granny squares I made, 13. Flower Skirt, 14. Untitled, 15. + mimos, 16. Hexagons, 17. 74386_7, 18. Granny blanket and Ikea pillow, 19. manique /potholder, 20. Photo 001, 21. My Large Granny Square Tote, 22. Babette-ish crochet cushion, 23. pouch, 24. colorful crochet shawl
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Orchard Road is a 2.2 kilometre-long street that is the retail and entertainment hub of Singapore. It is a major tourist attraction, in addition to being the most popular shopping enclave in the city-state. Often, the surrounding area is known simply as Orchard, partly owing to the fact that the MRT Station that serves the vicinity is named Orchard.
The Orchard Planning Area is one of 55 urban planning areas as specified by the Urban Redevelopment Authority, and is a commercial district. It is part of the Central Region, and Singapore's central business district, the Central Area.
Orchard Road underwent a $40 million revamp in 2009, with the addition of new street lamps, planter boxes, urban green rooms, street tiling and flower totem poles, which have since been removed .
© 2012 www.glenespinosa.com
All photos used in this mosaic are property of the original photographer, not me. Please visit the originals at the links below:
1. cakes for art, 2. Butterfly, 3. Perfect Party Cake, 4. Daisy, daisy, 5. pastel cuppies, 6. cupcakes, 7. Green Tea Cupcake Love (with heart shaped decorations), 8. chocolate cuppies, 9. devil food cup cake
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1. Yellow-green (shrub), 2. Yellow-green (plants), 3. Green yellow (Temecula shrubs), 4. Green (grass, yet again), 5. Green (crabgrass), 6. Green (buds), 7. Green (sparse vegetation), 8. Green (Highway shrubs), 9. Green (grass), 10. Green (budding shrubs), 11. Green (blurred leaf), 12. Green (Candlestick grass), 13. Green (ocean slime), 14. Green (clovers take 2), 15. Green (plants), 16. Green (leaves), 17. More green, 18. Green (grass), 19. Green (more plants), 20. Green (wall), 21. Green (vegetation), 22. Green (fake grass), 23. Green (plants), 24. Green (vending machine), 25. Turquoise (scopes)
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1. DSC_0001_5, 2. DSC_0310, 3. IMG-20150801-WA0006, 4. IMG-20150801-WA0009, 5. DSC_0040_1, 6. IMG_20150722_191133, 7. DSC_0103_1, 8. DSC_0246, 9. DSC_0344, 10. DSC_0280, 11. IMG-20150730-WA0005, 12. DSC_0191
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1. Keeping a watchful eye on the comings and goings on the deck today,
2. When Mother Nature uses her best crayons,
3. Looney Tunes in black and white,
4. "Yoo Hoo! You Over there! I am here frantically waiving at the camera. Can't you see me?",
5. Deep in thought,
7. Meet Fan Tail,
8. Meet my new freind One Eye'd Willie,
11. Snoopy knows to wear a hat,
12. I'll give you a daisy a day,
13. City Streets in black and white,
14. Day 365 - The End,
15. Day 276 - heading home after the end of a long day,
16. Day 213 - Thumbs up for vacation time :),
17. Day 205 - off kilter,
18. Day 167 - Raindrops keep falling on my deck,
19. a tree in the window,
20. To quote Winnie the Pooh "It was a cold and blustery day", 21. Day 96 - Look what I am shooting with today,
23. Day 81 - Double exposed- playing with hipstamatic on my day off.,
25. Day 76 - Éirinn go Brách,
26. Chocolate with a cherry on top,
27. Day 4 - early risers and cloudy skies,
28. 50mm resolutions,
29. Day 276 - What ?? What peanut??,
30. Owwie!!!,
32. Solitude,
33. Day 57 Illuminate,
34. Miksang Snow,
35. Raindrops on roses,
36. HBW!,
37. Squint,
39. Getting a bit wet,
40. Circle of Friends,
41. Feb Fest 2008 Crowds,
42. I can't even sleep, she finds me,
43. Something up there caught her eye,
44. "See what I helped to do!",
46. Ghost House on the Grounds,
47. I got a Thingamaboob,
48. I'm to little for my ears,
49. GP's Home Grown Scarlet Runner Heritage Seeds,
50. One the birds and squirrel didn't get!,
1. 152/365 - 1st June 2013, 2. 153/365 - 2nd June 2013, 3. 154/365 - 3rd June 2013, 4. 155/365 - 4th June 2013, 5. 156/365 - 5th June 2013, 6. 157/365 - 6th June 2013, 7. 158/365 - 7th June 2013, 8. 159/365 - 8th June 2013, 9. 160/365 - 9th June 2013, 10. 161/365 - 10th June 2013, 11. 162/365 - 11th June 2013, 12. 163/365 - 12th June 2013, 13. 164/365 - 13th June 2013, 14. 165/365 - 14th June 2013, 15. 166/365 - 15th June 2013, 16. 167/365 - 16th June 2013, 17. 168/365 - 17th June 2013, 18. 169/365 - 18th June 2013, 19. 170/365 - 19th June 2013, 20. 171/365 - 20th June 2013, 21. 172/365 - 21st June 2013, 22. 173/365 - 23rd June 2013, 23. 174/365 - 23rd June 2013, 24. 175/365 - 24th June 2013, 25. 176/365 - 25th June 2013, 26. 177/365 - 26th June 2013, 27. 178/365 - 27th June 2013, 28. 179/365 - 28th June 2013, 29. 180/365 - 29th June 2013, 30. 181/365 - 30th June 2013
A 2 tier italian meringue buttercream wedding cake decorated with fondant bamboo and gum paste Hibiscus.
Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Italian Buttercream.
1. Robot Birthday Card by TC Design, 2. Birds Birthday Card by TC Design, 3. Mice Birthday Card by TC Design, 4. Flower Birthday Card by TC Design, 5. Owl Birthday Card by TC Design, 6. Rocket Birthday Card by TC Design, 7. Ladybird/Ladybug Birthday Card by TC Design, 8. Boats Birthday Card by TC Design, 9. Flamingo Birthday Card by TC Design, 10. Airplanes Birthday Card by TC Design, 11. Flowers Birthday Card by TC Design, 12. Retro Stars Birthday Card by TC Design, 13. Fish Birthday Card by TC Design, 14. Sweetie Birthday Card by TC Design, 15. Butterfly Birthday Card by TC Design, 16. Retro Cars Birthday Card by TC Design
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1.Poppy at Wakehurst Place Gardens, 2. The proud lady owner of the 1932 cycle, 3. Waiting for the tourists, 4. Alert Fallow fawn at Petworth, 5. Sheffield Park Gardens, 6. Squeezing through the locks, 7. Autumn Leaves, 8. Window Box, Keere Street, Lewes, 9. Nymans Gardens, Sussex, 10. Back entrance to a 'notable house' .... see notes below, 11. Winter Zing - Spring is on the way, 12. December colour, Wakehurst Place Gardens, 13. Boxing Day in the Park, 14. flickr.com/photos/45136025@N08/31631663097/, 15. Wadi Al Arbeen, 16. flickr.com/photos/45136025@N08/46854064241/, 17. Ethereal, 18. seen from the hide at Woods Mill, 19. Excercise in Light and Composition, 20. Pink, 21. Misty marshes, 22. Tiny Yellow Orchid, 23. flickr.com/photos/45136025@N08/32360235797/, 24. Complementary colours with a splash of red, 25. Sky on fire, 26. Supermarket Prat in Achao, 27. Observations, 28. Explored! .... Using the camera I happen to have in my bag, 29. Low Tide 0.32m, 30. Merlin and Ringo, 31. Spring in Winkworth Hollow, 32. Welsh poppy (Meconopsis cambrica), 33. Sunlight and bokeh, 34. Butterfly Lavender, 35. Memorial, 36. Nymans Garden in June
2.1. The family that live in "a mysterious place with no name", 2. Holloway Road Tube Station, 3. Delicate, 4. Iris, 5. Pin hole, 6. Bastet Egyptian Cat Goddess with a little textured layer, 7. Autumnal colours in July, 8. Lone sails on big sky V2, 9. Painted Lady - photostacked 'in camera', 10. Mother of Pearl Moth, 11. Baby Hedgehog sleeping in a sunny patch under an apple tree, 12. Farming the traditional way, 13. Iconic Brighton, 14. and then there were three, 15. Brighton Pride 2019 - 121
My sketchnotes of a 2-day course on Linked data and semantic technologies given by a brilliant Ivo Velitchkov (Twitter: @kvistgaard).
Now I have to digest it but my sketchnotes will help me.
Individual pages are available in my Flickr photostream.
1. Gazania center close, 2. The Beauty of Life.,, 3. drops.., 4. Red, Red Rose, 5. Joyfully, 6. DEAD CENTRE, 7. Flower macro, 8. Aquilegia, 9. Jack & the Beanstalk, 10. Sunny Gaillardia, 11. Abeja, 12. Rose Red, 13. QUESTFORATLANTIS.7120049, 14. rose heart, 15. Orange Dahlia, 16. soaking wet, 17. Rose, 18. Lírio, 19. Pink, 20. Petal Puddles, 21. Delicate, 22. Isidingo, 23. Dahlia, 24. flickr.com/photos/83551948@N00/1624138565/, 25. Red and Yellow, 26. twist of love, 27. Pampered, 28. Light Blended Pink Tulip On Black, 29. Untitled, 30. White beauty., 31. In Coming, 32. Şükufe, 33. Speckled Red, 34. Scarlet Rose (Stage 1), 35. Pearl Crescent on Zinnia, 36. Pink Explosions
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Built on a 2.47 acres site at the Likas bay, the Kota Kinabalu City Mosque is exemplary of the Islamic contemporary architecture. Situated near the sea, this majestic white mosque boasts similar features to the Nabawi Mosque in Medina. This floating mosque has a prayer hall which houses three madrasahs and accommodates from 9, 000 to 12, 000 people at a time.
Major decisions by Travis Berridge and Luke Wilson powered the Gold team to a 14-6 victory over the Green squad in Cal Poly wrestling's annual intrasquad meet on a warm and sunny Friday afternoon in the University Union plaza.
Berridge scored a 15-4 major decision over Ryan Anderson at 174 pounds, notching five takedowns, a two-point near fall and a reversal along with riding time.
Wilson wrestling in his first match as a Mustang after battling injuries for three years, earned a 13-5 major decision against Joe Granger at 165 pounds. Wilson, a Righetti High School graduate, recorded four takedowns, a reversal and an escape plus riding time for the win.
Wilson's final takedown with seven seconds left sealed the victory.
Also winning for the Gold team were Ty Schilling at 133 pounds and Glenn Farina at 141.
Trailing 2-0 after two periods, Schilling earned an escape and two takedowns for a 5-3 win over Yoshito Funakoshi while Farina scored two first-period takedowns on his way to an 8-5 triumph over Curtis Booth.
Victories for the Green squad were posted by Joshy Cortez at 149 pounds and Thomas Lane at 184.
Cortez notched an escape to start the second period and rode out Jason DeLaCruz in the final period for riding time and a 2-0 victory while Lane tallied an escape and penalty point in the first period, a takedown in the second period and a pair of escapes in the final period for a 6-5 win over Sohrab Movahedi.
"We thought the guys competed hard today," first-year Mustang head coach Jon Sioredas said of his coaching staff. "It was a great outdoor setup with great weather."
Gold 14, Green 6:
174 — Travis Berridge (Gold) maj. dec. Ryan Anderson (Green) 15-4
133 — Ty Schilling (Gold) dec. Yoshito Funakoshi (Green) 5-3
149 — Joshy Cortez (Green) dec. Jason DeLaCruz (Gold) 2-0
165 — Luke Wilson (Gold) maj. dec. Joe Granger (Green) 13-5
184 — Thomas Lane (Green) dec. Sohrab Movahedi (Gold) 6-5
141 — Glenn Farina (Gold) dec. Curtis Booth (Green) 8-5
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9351 was converted on the West Somerset Railway from a 2-6-2 tank engine to a 2-6-0 tender engine and renumbered from 5193 at the same time.
The 5101 tank engines (of which 9351 originates) were designed by Charles Collett and introduced from 1929. They were an updated version of the Churchward 31xx (later 51xx) class, the first of which was built in 1903. There were a few differences between the design of the 5101 class and their 31xx/51xx predecessors. Externally they had curved drop ends, a flanged motion plate and outside steam pipes, while the cab roof was lowered and the bunker enlarged – holding 4 tons more coal. The water capacity of the locomotives remained the same (2,000 gallons) as its predecessors. The 5101 class were fitted with superheated Swindon type 2 boilers, and were placed in power class ‘D’. The heavy maximum axle weight (17 tons, 12 cwt) limited the locomotives to main lines and some heavier branch lines, as a result the class were given Blue Route Classification. The efficient use of power and rapid acceleration with heavy loads made the Large Prairies ideal for suburban and stopping mainline passenger services, such as those out of Paddington and in and around Birmingham. Later with the emergence of new DMUs the majority of the class were moved onto piloting and banking heavy goods and mainline passenger trains up steep gradients, such as through the Severn Tunnel or the Devon banks.
5193 was built in October 1934 at Swindon Works. It was initially allocated to Stourbridge Junction shed where it was used on suburban passenger trains to Birmingham Snow Hill and Wolverhampton Low Level. It stayed here for 18 years with the exception of a brief spell at Oxley shed, Wolverhampton, between July and September 1939. At nationalisation when 5193 transferred from Great Western Railway to British Railway ownership it was still allocated to Stourbridge Junction. However, from November 1952, it was transferred down to Cornwall and Truro (where it probably worked the Falmouth branch among other duties) before being moved to St Blazey in August 1953. St Blazey was the shed that provided motive power for Cornish china clay branches and it’s possible 5193 may have worked over the now preserved Bodmin and Wenford Railway. It moved to Laira in November 1954 before ping-ponging between St Blazey and Laira, going back to the former in February 1958 and staying until 5th November 1960 when it returned to the latter. Though there was a month-long allocation to Taunton shed in October 1960 in the middle. It stayed at Laira for roughly a month before transferring to Wales and Neyland shed in early December 1960. It’s unclear whether Neyland was its final shed or not. 5193 was recorded as withdrawn at Severn Tunnel Junction from the end of June 1962. It’s possible 5193 was just visiting on a duty from Neyland and happened to fail there and be deemed beyond repair – and therefore never allocated to Tunnel Junction. Alternatively, there’s a suggestion 5193 might have been transferred to Severn Tunnel Junction at the very start of June 1962 and was just withdrawn very early into its stay. Either way, 5193’s service life of 27 Years, 8 months, and 1 day came to an end with withdrawal on 30th June 1962.
5193 was sold to Woodham Brother’s Scrapyard, Barry, where it remained until May 1979 when it was purchased privately. The WSR plc purchased the loco in unrestored condition in 1999 and it arrived on the Railway in 1st December that year. At the WSR plc AGM in June 2000, it was announced that it had been decided to convert 5193 into a 2-6-0 mogul tender loco – 9351 – this was designed to resemble a small boilered version of the GWR 4300 Class – this was something it was suggested may have been built by the GWR. So, it’s probably most apt to suggest 9351 (as 5193 is now known) is a ‘GWR inspired, WSR realised design’. This conversion, not without debate across the heritage community, was completed in 2004. Despite the historical apprehensions of some 9351 proved an admirable performer during its first period in traffic on the WSR. 9351 operated as a WSR ambassador on a gala trip to the SVR, in Autumn 2005. It provided 10 years’ service before being withdrawn for overhaul in 2013.