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*SURLY* moonlander complete bike
BLUE LUG custom
SPEC
Frame: *SURLY* moonlander BLUE LUG CUSTOM PAINT by COOK PAINT WORKS
Headset: *CHRIS KING* nothreadset
Rims: *SURLY* rolling darryl rim BLUE LUG CUSTOM PAINT by COOK PAINT WORKS
Tire: *SURLY* larry tire (black)
Handle:*THOMSON* carbon handle
Grip:*PDW* speed metal grip
Saddle:**CINELLI* unicanitor saddle Barry McGee
Brake Lever:*PAUL* love lever (polish)
Brake:*AVID* bb7
Crankset:*SURLY* mr. whirly offset double crankset (black)
FD:*SHIMANO* deore xt
RD:*SHIMANO* deore xt
Pedal:*45NRTH*
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1. Caresia Adored 10/7/'13, 5:33 am 12h 19'
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So Yes, the Hunt is HARD but POSSIBLE!!!
Taken at Death Row Island - DRD mainstore & meshES full perm mesh, Death Row
The complete and finished model. Picture and Edit by Jürgen Gocke.
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A LEGO® model of the Roman Villa in Heitersheim
A cooperation between Public BRICKstory and the Museum “Villa urbana” in Heitersheim
April 2017 to October 2018
Model of the Villa
A model of the villa will be built using LEGO® with the intent of depicting the villa’s main building along with the pavilion and bath house. The interior of the villa shall also be decorated and visible. The model will be accessible to visitors and designed in a way as to be playable for children. The model will cover a total area of 1.60 by 1.60m.
Exhibition and workshops
The model will be exhibited in the preserved cellar of the Museum of the “Villa urbana” in Heitersheim, starting in April 2017. The model will be accompanied by an exhibition documenting our work process, explaining the individual parts of the model and presenting the functions of a Roman villa by means of a childfriendly text.
In addition, we shall offer workshops to various themes surrounding the Villa Heitersheim, the dates of which are yet to be determined.
Who are we?
We are Public BRICKstory.
We, Kevin Walter and Oliver Isensee, are Masters students of History at the University of Freiburg. We have dedicated ourselves to the question how history is conveyed to the public and why toys play such a minor role in this regard. With this in mind we founded the project Public BRICKstory.
What is the aim of Public BRICKstory?
To render history tangible – in both a literal as
well as metaphorical sense.
To most people, history is never more than a theoretical object learnt in school. By the use of LEGO® for the design of historic settings and environments we intend to make this object lifelike and tangible.
Why LEGO®?
Everybody knows LEGO®.
LEGO® connects generations. Children play with it, and parents and grandparents play with their children and grandchildren. LEGO®’s great variety of building blocks allows for a very flexible implementation and realisation of ideas. LEGO® also enhances as well as demands finesse and creativity amongst all who build with it.
What do we offer?
Interactive History.
We build models in historical settings. Furthermore, we offer an interpretation of the model in its historic representation by means of an accompanying exhibition as well as workshops for anyone between 5 and 99 years of age.
16-panel nominal 4kW installation. The roof faces due south and is at an angle of 35° so pretty much ideal. The highest output I've seen so far is 2.4kW (but there hasn't been much clear sky), and an averagely bright day produces about 22kWh.
Altes Museum, Berlin, Germany
Beschrijving Deutsch: Antinoos als Agathodemon. Kopflose Marmorstatue vervollständigt mit einem Antinooskopf, 130-138 n. Chr.
English: Antinous as Agathodemon. Headless marble statue completed with an Antinous' head, 130–138 CE.
Français : Antinoüs en Agathodémon. Statue acéphale complétée avec une tête d'Antinoüs, 130-138 ap. J.-C.
Berlin, Pergamon Museum, Antikensammlung Inv. N° Sk 361. Antinoos en Agathodémon. Statue acéphale complétée avec une tête d'Antinoüs ne lui appartenant pas. Acquise du temps de Frédéric II le Grand, vers 1760, auprès de l'atelier du sculpteur Cavaceppi, à Rome, et exposée devant le Nouveau Palais, à Potsdam. Dans l'Altes Museum depuis 1830. «Eine bedeutende Zierde der königlichen preussischen Sammlung» (Konrad Levezow, 1808).
Qu'est ce qu'un Agathodaimon / Agathodémon?
Description : Protecteur mythique d'Alexandrie où un sanctuaire lui était consacré. Il a été perçu en Egypte, hors d'Alexandrie, comme une forme du serpent primordial Kematef ; par cette assimilation, il est devenu le serpent protecteur du foyer en général.
D'une manière générale, l'Egypte a toujours connu ces génies bienveillants, tels Chaï, Bès ou Renenoutet, lesquels sont aussi des entités du panthéon. Le terme est devenu générique et désigne les génies ou entités bienfaisantes ; chaque nome avait le sien. On pensait également que chaque individu avait un bon (Agathodaïmon) et un mauvais (Cacodaïmon) génie, attaché à lui depuis la naissance et qui était à l'origine de ses pulsions. Il avait la forme d'un serpent à tête humaine.
Les Grecs croyait qu'Agathodaïmon était le protecteur des vignes et des champs de maïs, et il l'honorait en buvant un verre de vin après le repas. Ils le représentait comme un serpent et parfois comme un jeune homme tenant une corne d'abondance, un bol et des épis de blé.
After completing a couple of 52 week projects last year, I’ve decided to take the plunge again and do a 365 project in 2012, or more specifically a ‘threesixsix’ project seeing as it’s a leap year. Hopefully this will get my photographic mojo working again, as I didn’t take as many pictures in 2011 as in previous years.
To start the year off I am going back to my roots with a bit of urban grime in Castlefield. It’s a part of the world that suits black and white so well.
I will also be posting these up on my website blog here : www.markstuttard.com/#/projectthreesixsix
Happy new year folks, hope 2012 brings everything you want from life.
I believe I was the first lower limb amputee in the world to compete in an able-bodied Half Marathon using crutches here in New Zealand in 1991. [1991 Arrowtown to Queenstown Half Marathon] The previous year; 1990 I competed in the same event as an able-bodied runner and finished in 15th Place in a time of 1 hour 15min. And then of course 2 weeks later I had my near-death motorcycle accident on 27 April 1990. So it was exactly one year between being an able-bodied runner and an amputee athlete.
I completed my 1st Marathon as an amputee on crutches in November 1992 in our local Speight's Riverton to Invercargill Marathon. I finished in a time of 6 hours 28 minutes 6 seconds.
I went on to complete a total of 6 Half & 6 Full Marathons as an amputee [hemipelvectomy] athlete using standard hospital issue crutches between 1991 and 1998 [8 years] here in New Zealand aged 28-35. I weighed around 70-72kg, height: 172cm/5ft8in, and was optimally fit in muscle strength, endurance, and elasticity/flexibility, plus cardiovascular [aerobic] endurance. My body fat percentage was around 10-12%. That enabled me to achieve such extreme athletic performance. I trained in the gym for muscle strength, endurance, and flexibility. I trained mainly on hard grass, sand, and gravel surfaces when 'crutching'. I believe I would have crutched around 1 million hops in training & racing over my lifetime. 1 crutch hop is equal to around 800-900cm or just short of 1 meter. Work it out: a full Marathon is 42.2km...so for me that equated to around 42,000 hops. My technique was a 2-step-skip/hop.
I don't believe there is another hemipelvectomy amputee anywhere else in the world who has achieved that feat. And I have paid the ultimate price for such extreme athletic performance. In 2010 I had my good right leg hip joint replaced.
I also competed in the 1993 New Zealand Disabled Sporting Championships in Auckland. I won 7 gold, 1 silver, and 1 bronze medal/s and broke 5 New Zealand records in the Men's S9 category in Swimming. I represented the Otago-Southland provinces. It was a great moment in my sporting career.
Today now aged 58 I enjoy learning to use my new prosthesis. I will upload pics of it a.s.a.p. I ride my Diamondback mountain bike for exercise - I tilt the seat to 40 degrees to the left of center so that my one gluteus maximus [cheek butt] of my good right leg can sit on the seat safely without slipping off under hard acceleration. I still swim. And I still exercise regularly in the gym.
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Finally made it through day 1 of a 30 day tutorial on CAD software, please don't ask how many day it took me! I'm sure as I get more into it I will be even slower, no hurry I guess no one watching me...
The Funeral of Akidi
they stared loss directly in the face
and let it soak into their skin
connected to the nature of it all
Part VI of "The Funeral of Akidi"
A selective color photography series meant as an exploration into the process of mourning, the depth of loss, and the fantastic beauty that is held within it.
This series was taken on April 9th, 2014 at a traditional Northern Ugandan funeral. It is paired with a collection of poems, wire wrapped necklaces and audio recordings.
Ladwar
Olean, NY. August 2017.
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I'd not seen a complete set for sale before, so it was a great bonus to obtain a "still sealed" pack dating from 1976. The vinyl record styled stickers are terrific!
I carefully peeled back the discoloured vintage Sellotape to the wrapper & opened the pack to reveal the two sizes of sticker inside. Track 1 is "Kitty's Circus" :-)
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After designing the micro museum sets, the Longmont Museum asked me to build one in minifig scale. They also wanted the planned auditorium addition built onto it. For that I worked from blueprints. The whole thing was a mess of odd angles and rooflines. It took a month to complete.
This will be on display at The Longmont Museum for the Build! The Amazing World of LEGO exhibit from June 8 - Sept. 8, 2013. So if you're in Colorado this summer you should go see it.
WEEK 23 – Keeping Up with the McDonald'ses
A late January look at the finished Hernando McDonald's remodel. Not taken specifically for a McDonald's shot – rather, I was trying to get zoomed-out pictures of Commerce Street retail – but it'll have to do.
...and I do have to say, after these few months, it's grown on me ;)
McDonald's // 440 E Commerce Street, Hernando, MS 38632
Kroger Fuel Center // 2380 Mount Pleasant Road, Hernando, MS 38632
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Liam and I made short work of gluing and fitting the last two small sheets in the drivers foot well and passengers side.
These products are 100% original mesh
New Mexico complete set content
BONUS ITEM
Candle in holder exclusive only in the complete New Mexico set. This item is not and will never be sold separately!
Touch then candle inside the holder to turn it on or off.
FOUNTAIN VASE
Realistic fountain vase from the New Mexico set. Comes with sound and a light effect to give the environment a nice ambiance.
Touch water to turn sound on/off, touch pole to switch light colors or of.
CHAIR
Classic high chair/stool from the New Mexico set with 10 animations.
TABLE
Classic high table from the New Mexico set with a glass center piece and hole for a parasol.
PARASOL
Sun blocking parasol from the New Mexico set with high detailed elements.
TERRACE
Triangle flat stone terrace from the New Mexico set. Rescale in edit mode to fit your land (land impact will change).
WALL
Modular wall from the New Mexico usable as divider.
You can extend the wall by unlinking it and copying the pieces. Notice the shadow lines on the vertical planks to get the horizontal planks into the correct position.
All Code 8's products are textures with normal and specular maps. For the best effect (especially water and shiny metals, but also woods and fabrics) you need to have advance lighting on in your viewers preferences. The shininess of items depends on he windlight you are using. You can edit the object and play with the texture specular settings for the best effect.
The brand logo can be unlinked and removed, if wanted.
You'll have to wait for my full thoughts on the iPhone 6/6 Plus and their cameras. And I haven't even looked at all of my photos yet. But I'm very pleased with many of shots I came home with today.
(OK, technically, "the shots I came to the Panera a few Green Line stops away" with.)
Reptons Coaches' ex-Countryliner MPD, KU52 RXX, entered service on the 478 in September 2013, in place of Enviro200 SL62 REP which was damaged in an accident in July.
Is the Enviro ever coming back does anyone know - it's looking less and less likely now?
In the meantime, KU52 RXX has been re-registered to SL52 REP, and now has the "Reptons" fleet name vinyls applied, as seen here.
All it needs now is blinds!
Commercial Road, Guildford, Surrey.
Finished, Complete, I can't believe I have actually reached the end to be honest.
Yes that really is 364 photos (4x6) stuck on my wall with bluetack, we had to more the whole room about.
Before I rabble on a bit I would like to thank every single person who has looked, liked, favourited (is that a word), mentioned, commented on my photos, without you I would have stopped as a good comment does loads for encouragement and a bit for your self esteem also :).
Thank you everyone who has been in the photos, helped me setting up the photos and have dealt with me talking about the project for the last year (I'm sorry if I have bored you that was not the intention I promise, Maria mostly x)
So 365 Days or most of the time..1 Year.
I have been meticulously taking photographs on every day for the past 365 days, No "If's or But's" ..every single day I have set made sure that a shot was taken within that 24 hours period.
It's been fun, hard, frustrating, addictive, enjoyable, stressful, enlightening, educational, satisfying and rewarding, just to name a few.
I have tried my upmost to keep the pictures to a decent standard, as what I didn't want was half-assed photos and a boring set.
Originally I starting this project without much thought of the implications it has, which I came to realise soon after but I'm not one to give up, I started it to throw me in the deep end as although always enjoying taking photographs I had never owned a SLR, so in November of last year (16/11/2011) I purchased my very first digital SLR in the form of a Canon 600D with the standard kit lens (18-55mm).
I found myself enjoying photography more and more, day by day and this project has really taught me things I don't think I would have learned in this amount of time otherwise.
And after returning from honeymoon I ordered a 7D which is a great great piece of kit I would strongly recommend, nothing wrong with the 600D just more options. (5D MKIII next would be nice, I xmas is coming lol)
A warning to anybody with a new SLR or thinking about getting into photography -IT IS ADDICTIVE- I'm not sure which drug you can compare it to but I'm sure it's similar.
I have found myself since buying this camera itching for another piece of equipment, and subsequently spending all my "spare" cash on such things (fiance and now wife gives my evil eyes at such times).
This is not to say I wouldn't whole heartedly recommend getting a SLR and perhaps even doing a 365 project as it a great thing to do with your time if you have it.
Will I do another?
I doubt it, but you never know. I think I will focus on different projects rather than repeating a 365.
What's next?
More competitions, working on my website and services more and taking up other projects to keep me thinking.
I hope you have enjoyed my 365, I know I have!
If you haven't looked through some of my pics, then please have a lil browse and see what you think, favourite or comment and I will take a browse too :).
Cheers!
STROBIST:
Canon 580exii camera right with diffuser bouncing off ceiling at 1/1 power fired using YN622 triggers
Canon 430exii in westcott 28/medium softbox in front of camera left a 1/1 power fired using YN622 trigger
Also I am sitting on a PhotoSel pop up background