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A very smart piece of individualisation. Window apertures have been altered out of all recognition. It must be very nice inside. This is such a bold example that I don't mind the tree intruding just a bit
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(By the sea)
The weather was ,, hmmm,,, what we plow through all the snow
in the winter for up here ,,, PERFECT DAY . Across from
the other house we did last summer we continue
on the newly remodeled house. Cedar roof. Light bouncing
everywhere off the new copper.
I think the Geologists would call it a discontinuity. The "Sussex" tile hanging on the bay is redolant of the interwar period. It does look like a complete rebuild on the left, but...
Isle of Man National Symbol
The National Symbol is the Three Legs of Man, first officially used in the early fourteenth century on the Manx Sword of State. The legs, clad in armour and bearing spurs, run in a clockwise direction and bear the Latin motto 'Quocunque Jeceris Stabit' or 'Whichever way you throw it, it will stand' - a testament to islanders' independence and resilience. The Three Legs also appear on the Manx Coat of Arms, flanked by a Peregrine Falcon and a Raven.
The source of the legs emblem is subject to many theories including the legend of the Island God Manannan, who is said to have set fire to the Legs in a fit of rage and hurled them down the hill in a burning wheel. The Legs are also related to Sicily's emblem of three naked legs surrounding the head of Medusa, and the swastika, both of which can be traced back to pagan symbols representing the Sun.
Snow-clad El Capitan displays its incredible hulk on a wintery day.
This was a throw-away picture; the color balance was set wrong and it came out blue. Thanks to digital processing I was able to salvage it with a cheap imitation of the Ansel Adams black-and-white style.
As you can see, this was taken about the same time as one of my more popular postings, Spotlight on El Cap if you'd like to see it in color.
Reorganizing the kitchen means displaying our fearsome All-Clad collection on new IKEA wall racks. More to come...the All-Clad Seconds Sale is this weekend. Not shown: two huge stockpots.
UPDATED: Bought a larger pot and the holy grail of All-Clad purchases...the stainless roti roasting pan.
Relative abundance of major taxonomic groups in the Puget Sound samples and other selected metagenomes.Taxonomic groupings were based on BLASTX comparison to the NCBI taxonomy using MG-Rast [39] and ?50% identity and an alignment length ?50 amino acids. The ?other? category includes bacteria taxa present in <1% of sequences in all samples, eukaryotes and viruses. Shading is proportional to the relative abundance of each taxon within a metagenome. The cladogram was displayed using hierarchical clustering and the Euclidian distance metric. See Materials and Methods for references describing the additional metagenomes used for comparison. The open Sound locations cluster with other more saline environments including open and coastal ocean samples while the Marina and WWTP effluent samples cluster within a larger clade containing other freshwater and freshwater-impacted metagenomes.
Photos d'oeuvres de l'Egyptian Museum (Place Tahrir) au Caire en Egypte. Photos réalisées par THE FARM dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale pour la grande exposition Toutânkhamon Paris.
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Avril 2019
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
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CLIENT : expo-toutankhamon.fr
AGENCE : www.thefarmcom.io
Bridge Street, Richmond, Vermont USA • Lovely old cupola topped farmhouse, with most of its original detail now obscured under aluminum siding (but it doesn't need a paint job).
Eva-Last, Infinity, VistaClad, Teak, Advanced Composite Cladding, Eva-tech, Merbau Composite Decking.
The Philharmonie de Paris made in 2015 by Jean Nouvel, client of THE FARM.
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© CLAD / THE FARM
Août 2018
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[Photo réalisée dans le cadre de la mission de communication digitale de THE FARM pour son client]
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CLIENT : www.jeannouvel.com
AGENCE : www.thefarmcom.io
Britney Spears' bustier-clad body is prominently featured on the latest issue of Cosmopolitan—but there's something about the cover that just doesn't sit right. Namely, the area between Spears' chin and neck.
Nearly all magazine covers are subject to rigorous photoshop editing these days, but there's something undeniably jarring about seeing a celebrity with out-of-this-world proportions. Britney has sported a svelte figure in recent weeks, which is why it's puzzling that the Cosmo team chose to feature a cover shot in which the singer's head appears to have been hastily pasted down over another body.
Just a few months ago, Spears fought to release pre-photoshopped images from her Candie's ad campaign. Wonder what she thinks of her latest magazine cover?
Travertine Clad Memorial in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, HI (1964). In 1953, the American Battle Monuments Commission received a grant to provide the cemetery with a fitting memorial. It includes an interdenominational chapel and inscriptions of over 20,000 names of MIA soldiers. The highlight is a collection of mosaics depicting some of the major battles in WWII and Korea. Construction was delayed due to problems with unstable soil.
A crisp, cold morning in Big White mountain resort, BC Canada. The dry air and low temperatures combined with the wind, makes the snow cling to the trees transforming them into a gravity-defying structure.
Quite quite fabulous. A rare gem. New door , 2 dishes loft conversion. 1930s effect lower bay, and a very busy cladding pattern. rare to find upper storey only cladding.
Cantiere di Torre Eva - Mestre (VE) - montaggio facciate
EVA Tower's Building Yard - Mestre (VE) - cladding operations
Estatua de AUGUSTO compuesta en el siglo XVII con un cuerpo togado del s. II d.C. y una cabeza de Augusto fechable a finales del s. I a.C. Mármol. En el Museo del Prado (Madrid, España). Procedente de la Colección Real.
Marble statue of Augustus (63 BC–14 AD) composed in the 17th century with a toga-clad body from the 2nd century CE and a head of Augustus from the end of the 1st century BC.
cc Augusto togado (Museo del Prado) 01 by Luis García. 9 July 2006.
When most people arrive at a concert, they don’t have to maneuver their way through a crowd full of Martians, Superheroes, and Santa-clad fans to get through the gates. Then again, it’s not everyday that Oklahoma’s most well-known musicians descend from the skies above in a space vessel to grace a sold-out crowd of ten-thousand “fearless freaks”.
The long-awaited Flaming Lips hometown reception at the Zoo Amphitheater in Oklahoma City on Friday could be best described as the birthday party you always wanted. Confetti canons, shotguns steamers, puppets, colorful lights, fog machines, and a buffet of balloons made for such a sight, even the zoo animals would have been impressed.
Frontman Wayne Coyne is not one to withhold secrets. In the 1000th issue of Rolling Stone, he elaborated on his concept of landing a spaceship on stage, and emerging from a giant bubble onto the crowd. Coyne’s concept flourished for the first time last Friday in front of his most-faithful of fans. Those in attendance might also appear on an upcoming live CD/DVD due out early 2007. For those who missed the show, you’ll have to wait until next tour, given that the Lips are just finishing up their strenuous lineup of summer performances here in the States.
SETLIST:
Spaceship
Ta! Da!
Race for the Prize
Free Radicals
Yoshimi Part 1
Yoshimi Part 2
Vein of Stars
The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song
Spark
The W.A.N.D.
Cosmic Rebellion
She Don’t Use Jelly
Do You Realize?
ENCORE:
Spoonful Weighs a Ton
Love Yer Brain
Location: Zoo Amphitheater in OKC