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I had to replace my water heater yesterday, but little did I know that the plumbing wasn't up to code. There should be a horizontal metal bar going between studs, with the two 3/4" pieces of copper fastened to it, to support the piping where it goes through the wall. Because it wasn't supported, when I replaced the piping to the water heater, even though I was holding it with a wrench, it moved enough to cause a leak. You can see the new elbow and short piece of copper that had to be replaced to fix the resultant leak. The only positive thing for the day was my niece's husband, who helped me fix this problem, and get the water heater going. Thank you, Tony!
Got this nice southbound on the IHB with a couple rattle traps. The view does look good from the skybox! Blue Island, IL. on Metra Property.
Quietly ripening in all its treacherous splendor is this year's crop of deadly nightshade. Look, but don't touch - the poison can be absorbed through the skin and will kill you dead. Oddly, bumblebees love the flower nectar and don't seem the worse for it. OM 90mm at f4 or so.
This apparently innocent-looking insect is very destructive in the garden. You may have seen a previous pic that I posted PRIOR to pest control...well, I found this one yesterday. They are quite tough. What a nuisance! Is anyone else having this problem???
Née en 1987 à Moscou en Russie, Daria Burleshina est illustratrice. Elle se forme dans les ateliers d’Oleg Voloshko et de Natalia Kondratova à Moscou, puis entre à la British Higher School of Art and Design de Moscou. Elle crée des affiches de concerts et de cinéma, des couvertures de livres, des pochettes de disques et des zines, illustre des récits pour enfants, expérimente la peinture et le dessin. Elle expose notamment au Centre Meyerhold et au centre d’art contemporain Winzavod (Moscou 2021), enseigne le dessin et le collage. Elle est membre de l’atelier des artistes en exil depuis 2022. Elle a fui la Russie depuis l'invasion de l'Ukraine.
Born in 1987 in Moscow, Russia, Daria Burleshina is an illustrator. She trained in the workshops of Oleg Voloshko and Natalia Kondratova in Moscow, then entered the British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow. She creates concert and cinema posters, book covers, record covers and zines, illustrates children's stories, experiments with painting and drawing. She exhibits in particular at the Meyerhold Center and at the Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art (Moscow 2021), teaches drawing and collage. She has been a member of the Artists in Exile Workshop since 2022. She has fled Russia since the invasion of Ukraine.
This tan beauty is a female nursery web spider (Pisaura mirabilis).
Here she is - quite fittingly - in the nursery web which she has spun for her offspring to hatch and spend their very first time in.
She stays in the web for a while after they have hatched to protect them against predators.
Also, if you look a little closer, just to the right of mama spider, you can see a small black weevil which has wandered into the web and gotten stuck! I didn't notice it when I took the shot, if I had done so, I would have closed in even further on it and maybe manage an ID, but that's too difficult from just this shot.
Part 1 is a little further away and also includes the large bunch of spiderllings here: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/51956730093/
Camera: Yashica J2
Foma 100 ISO
Adox Adonal. 1:50. 8'00''
Stop bath : 1'00''
Fomafix
Epson Perfection 3170 photo
Merci à Frédéric
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An old and damaged sculpture on the façade of Saint-Amand-les-Eaux Abbey Tower with a pigeon finding the only resting space on top of it...
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Collateral damage on my previous attempts at glassware. I shot this shattered cocktail glass against a white background, inverted the result and overlayed it with a colored gradient that I masked on the edges.
Ein Kollateralschaden bei meinen Glasfotos: Das invertierte Bild des gesprungenen Cocktailglases hab ich mit einem Farbigen Verlauf überlagert, den ich entlang der Kante maskiert habe.
Murphy: What happened to your hair and eyepatch?
Gould: Appearances change. What do you see when you look out of these windows?
Murphy: Uhh, Central Tehran?
Gould: I prefer to see it as... collateral damage.
Murphy: So could you tell me what you're actually going to do?
Gould: As a highly recommended Chinese Operative I'd expect you to figure it out yourself.
Murphy: I'm not Chinese. Also, that's racist.
Gould: I might as well explain it myself then. What you can't see right now is a large nuclear device underneath this building. When it is detonated, and I assure you that you won't be anywhere near here when it is, most of Tehran will be destroyed. The use of nuclear weapons will be beyond a doubt. In a few days' time, top secret documents regarding the placement of the device in order to target US Troops will be found on the body of a Chinese agent. Hopefully, the ensuing outrage will cause the two most powerful nations in the world to clash horns with eachother.
Murphy: Why? Why do you want to do something like that?
Gould: I don't know. I kind of want to see what happens.
Murphy: But what about the British soldiers? Aren't you going to bring the UK over to it's knees?
Gould: You're one step ahead of me, you truly are. One of these soldiers, a fellow named Colter-Stevens, has been suspicious for some time. I believe he sent an encrypted message to a Major General a few hours before his untimely demise.
Murphy: Well? How does that help us?
Gould: The message never reached it's intended recipient. His body will be found along with the Agent's. America will shun it's once ally for defecting and plotting against it.
Murphy: Sounds like an excellent plan. Three birds with one stone.
Gould: I'm glad you agree. Now, I just need to find my Chinese agent.
*Gould shoots Murphy in the forehead.*
Gould: Perfect.
The storyline is beginning to wrap up. This is probably going to be the penultimate build. I might have roped in Christian and Philip for Act 3's storyline lel. whoops
Inspired by the indoor scenes of Andreas and Stijn Oom.
This scene is a continuation of this one.
falanghina e primitivo di manduria... e jazz ^ ^
taken by claudia simp
serata bellissima, un giovedì, cena alla bottega del vino e poi in giro per concerti. a umbria jazz succede anche questo...
A tree was cut to make way for a gorgeous boardwalk through a cedar swamp near Rice Lake in Marathon county. Worth the sacrifice to walk in this beautiful wood.
This tan beauty is a female nursery web spider (Pisaura mirabilis).
Here she is - quite fittingly - in the nursery web which she has spun for her offspring - the dark bundle of legs on the right side.
She stays in the web for a while after they have hatched to protect them against predators.
Also, if you look a little closer, just to the right of mama spider, you can see a small weevil which has wantered into the web and gotten stuck! I didn't notice it when I too the shot, if I had done so, I would have closed in even further on it and maybe manage an ID, but that's too difficult from just this shot.
La nef principale est voûtée en berceau plein cintre, qui tend à devenir brisé vers l'ouest, attestant les différentes campagnes de construction de l'ancienne cathédrale et de leurs avancées en fonction de l'état des finances de l'évêché. La voûte est supportée par de lourds piliers cruciformes ornés de colonnes engagées. Les piliers sont légèrement penchés vers l'avant et la corniche monte en s'éloignant par-dessus les grandes arcades. Tout ceci fut réalisé par les architectes romans dans le but d'améliorer la perspective.
À l'origine dotés de voûtes d'arêtes, les collatéraux ont été voûtés en demi-berceau lors de l'établissement de la voûte de la nef principale qui était auparavant charpentée. Les traces de la charpente sont encore visibles sur l'arc diaphragme au-dessus de l'orgue.
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Questa bomba vulcanica o un blocco strappato durante un esplosione, è posto alla base del nuovo cono, lo si nota già dopo aver oltrepassato la Cisternazza, ma solo da vicino si capiscono le impressionanti dimensioni, circa 5 metri in altezza per tre di larghezza e credo qualche tonnellata di peso.
Fotos del concierto de Lordi con Collateral Damage y Reverse Grip en Madrid para REVOLVER España
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