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First leg of the journey on LX59 DDL WVL334 is complete, onto the SL9!
10:28 - Heathrow Central
23/Mar/2024
Blogged at: journal.dolcideleria.com/2014/04/four-hundred-twelve-inch...
Post contains details on the quilt's destination/recipient.
Stage one of my 2008 Night Rod Special build–Cosmetics. Badlands air box cover, Killer Customs rear fender and brake light kit, radiator cover, Vance & Hines competition exhaust, drag handlebars, Screamin Eagle stage one upgrade, 260 Metzler tire, custom black paint job, halo headlight and mount, side mount license plate and custom grips, pedals, and mirrors.
Redoing the front end next! Maybe I'll put some miles on it before I start that job..
In May 2015, SLAC completed construction of the clean room, where it assembled and tested the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) Camera.
Read more: www6.slac.stanford.edu/news/2015-05-12-construction-lsst-...
(Andy Freeberg/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Completed.
My husband made me a neat tool to put swirls in the impasto so the wool would look woolly.
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The SOKC branch of the Pioneer Library System set hosted a lego quest program for children and it was a success!
RVC Studio Theatre Complete Works Project Pericles October 2007
The cast:
Christopher D.BradyPericles, Stage Manager
GarrettCliffLight Design
KelleyGloorThaliard, Fisherman, Lord, Knight, Gentleman, Lysimachus
TedGruneHelicanus, Simonides, Sailor, Gentleman, Pander
Lisa MarieJelinekFirst Lord, Lychorida, Suppliant, Servant, Pirate, Sailor
TomLeeAntiochus, Knight, Lord Cerimon, Pirate, Gentleman
BenLegueMessenger, Cleon, Knight, Suppliant, Pirate, Sailor
BreMastrodonatoSecond Lord, Escanes, Lord, Marina, Lord
LizNewmanDaughter, Dionyza, Fisherman, Thaisa, Bawd, Diana
MatthewPorterAttendant, Fisherman, Lord, Sailor, Marshall, Philemon, Servant, Bolt, Gentleman
MikeWebbDirector, Scenic Design, Gower
Katherine M.WebbCostume Design
This is one of three ceramic platters I made using the mishima inlay technique for a surface decoration class. The kanji character means "cat" and the actual cat is a tracing of a photo of our cat Daver yawning.
Albion está por fin completa, tienen que llegarle unos ojos de color diferente, pero por ahora se queda asÃ. Ha pasado por la peluquerÃa (le he cortado la peluca, que estaba hecha un desastre, la he lavado, peinado...) y ahora sà que la veo guapÃsima.
He tenido problemas con ella porque no me terminaba de convencer, pero ahora la veo preciosa.
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Albion is finally complete! Have to arrive a pair of eyes of different colour, but now she will stay like that. I've cut the wig, because it was a disaster, and now Albion is very more beautiful.
I had problems with her because I wasn't very sure if I liked her, but now I'm in love with her.
After an hour or so of cutting, folding and sticking, the HEY YOU G.U.Y.S packaging is pretty much complete. Here is a semi dark photo for you.
CEA Project Logistics completes a potentially difficult and technical installation project in Bang Nam Priao, Thailand.
The project consisted of the Transportation, Lifting and installation of several parts of distillation columns, evaporators and fans for a well-known drinks manufacturer. Total tonnage was over 46 Tonne with the largest part weighing in at 28 Tonne and over 23 meters in length.
All parts were discharged through the night at Laem Chabang Port and loaded on to several flat bed and low ride trailers. Due to its weight and dimensions the Evaporator Chamber upper part was loaded on to a multi axle hydraulic trailer.
The following day the trucks and their cargo made their way to the installation site in the province of Chachoengsao. Upon arrival all cargo was unloaded in the Factory’s lay down area while the site was inspected for suitability for the two mobile cranes that would be used. After all parties were satisfied the site was safe, two mobile cranes one 500 Tonne the other 80 Tonne were moved into their positions and tested accordingly.
On the morning of the installation final equipment and personnel were checked followed by a tool box talk held by CEA to the assisting companies’ workforce. After the talk a mandatory alcohol test was given to all by the onsite CEA Safety Officer.
The Evaporator Chamber was the first piece lifted, both cranes began a tandem lift until the chamber was vertical then the smaller 80 T crane was unhooked while the larger 500 T crane continuing the lift into the facility. CEA teams were placed on several floors to facilitate the lowering of the evaporator on to its base on the ground floor. Smaller parts were taken by CEA trailers to the installation site and assembled then lifted into the facility.
On the final day the 16 metre distillation chamber was transported on a low bed trailer to the sites lay down area. The same lift technique used for the Evaporator was used again with CEA teams inside once more ensuring a safe installation on to the chambers base and aligning it to the previously installed Evaporator chamber. Finally smaller parts were taken by CEA trailers to the installation site and assembled then lifted into the facility. CEA completed the project with all demobilization of equipment and personnel.
My completed scorecard for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers in their game against the Vermont Lake Monsters at Centennial Field
The Monsters won, 3-2.
Burlington, VT, 08/02/14
Red Milkweed Beetles are one of the first insects to appear on Common Milkweed, usually before the plants flower. Unlike nectar eating or pollen gathering insects such as Bumblebees or butterflies, the Red Milkweed Beetle prefers to munch on the flower buds or leaves to acquire the milky sap that gives this plant its name. Once blooming is complete, rarely do you see any of these beetles.
The Red Milkweed Beetle is a beetle in the family Cerambycidae that ranges from central and eastern North America north of Florida. As with many longhorn beetles, the antennae are situated very near the eye. In the Red Milkweed Beetle, this adaptation has been carried to an extreme: the antennal base bisects the eye as seen above where the antennae actually splits the eye in two.
The Red Milkweed Beetle, a herbivore, is given this name because they are generally host specific to Milkweed plants (genus Asclepias). It is thought the beetle and its early instars derive a measure of protection from predators by incorporating toxins from the plant into their bodies, thereby becoming distasteful. The red and black coloring are aposematic, advertising the beetles' inedibility. There are many milkweed-eating species of insect such as the Large and Small Milkweed bugs, the Milkweed Leaf Beetle, butterfly & moth larvae, etc. that also use the toxins contained in the plant as a chemical defense.
ISO400, aperture f/11, exposure .006 seconds (1/180) focal length 300mm