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The Snakedriver V2's Horst Link parts count comes to 61 pcs. Most I've made and most are shafts, spacers and stepped washers. A design goal of V3 will be parts count reduction and the long standing design consideration and goal is to make all or nearly all of the parts available via stock options on McMaster-Carr's part catalog.
slide film Jokhang square lhasa 1987. a lot going on in the photo between the four. wealthy tibetans
Where there used to be a building, there is no more. This is a cause way now, with tables and chairs. Little Rock has changed over the last couple of years.
A portrait of American actor, Kyle Secor (who famously played Det. Tim Bayliss in 'Homicide: Life on the Street'), as Andy Dufresne in 'The Shawshank Redemption' which was at The Assembly Rooms during this year's Edinburgh Fringe.
You can see more pics from the show in my The Shawshank Redemption set.
ODT 21st May 2011: Dots
Club Med Bali Midnight Swim.
Recycled for ODT and yes the fugly feet is mine.
Atmosphere – “Saves The Day”
Album: God Loves Ugly
Lyrics: www.sing365.com/music/Lyric.nsf/Saves-the-Day-lyrics-Atmo...
Listen: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd-JAAE7MPM
From the fifth floor, I schedule my meeting with the moon
Stress, let it go, so it don't completely consume.
When the vegetables fight back, and the grass starts to sting
I yell up to Heaven to get me the hell out of this dream
I fell out of my stream of self-consciousness
And I've got welts on my mind to signify all my accomplishments.
No matter whose math you use to count to ten,
Progress will never rest in the hand that has no head.
Bought my brain a cane and asked it to be my pimp
You know, to make sure I don't stuck up in my fuck-ups
A little over anxious I was to bust nuts,
And find the answers making love, out of a canvas full of touch-ups
I dipped my brush into the what, I've wept for
And wonder out loud as I can, how long I've slept for
I should rob a pet store, let the dogs wild
I should close all the schools just to make the kids smile
Seize the limit, let the sky be the moment
Put the key to the ignition I'ma ride these donuts
And when it breaks, lock the door, walk away
There won't be nothing else to talk about, nothing left to say
You will have to be a math geek to really appreciate this one.
Funny, on the day I made fun of Tara for some fancy words (ennui), I get nerdy with numbers.
Also, this can be considered a tribute to Kevin and Marcelle. Although this is a relatively simple shot, it is SOOC with on camera flash, if I did not know them, I would not have thought to figure out how to do it. Thanks guys!
While watching imagine you are listening to AC/DC - Highway to Hell
Guessed in the Guess Where Berlin Group by Frankinho
Lilly wanted to count the apples we had picked constantly! bless her, she gave up after the 3rd bag was filled!
11.12.09 67/365 I finally splurged on a serious luxury...sheets with a thread count higher than 250. Amazing. I'll never sleep on cheap sheets again.
Since no shrine visit-counting-abacus is available at Hiyoshi Shrine, the stones on this latern have been used to count the number of times that someone has paid their respect. With each visit they have picked up and placed another stone on the lantern. It seems someone has visited this shrine ten times in a row.
It's raining... it's pouring.... I stayed in today. Wasn't even able to go for a run unfortunately. A friend of mine suggested that I'd be putting myself at risk by possibly getting sick(er), slipping and falling, or putting myself up for some other disaster that could happen to me while running, with only two days before I leave on a plane to London. No thanks. So instead I took some photos, sorted some Christmas pressies and then took a lovely, mood enhancing nap. I've been taking nyquil (nighttime drowsy cold medicine) to fight off a cold again (third time since I've been working with kids! I've either got a weak immune system, or the soap I use isn't helping! I've been soo incredible hygienic too! ugh!) Anyway, so I've been taking it and then passing out straight away at night having the most vivid dreams. I didn't feel like it wore off this morning either as I did not want to get out of bed for the life of me. So still feeling drowsy after work, I relieved myself with a mid afternoon nap which was absolutely lovely. ;]
I'll only have two hours to get a shot in on Friday before I leave for the airport... so it'll be a simple one I reckon. Tomoz I'm meeting a friend for lunch after work, hopefully running if the weather is good, packing, baking cookies for the kids at work, buying vino presents, packing, visiting with fam and then going to a graduation celebratory drink party. Ahhh! Reckon I should start packing now... I must not over pack... I must not over pack... I must...
Day .7.
I've made it to a week! woot!
Something to help you get to sleep!!!!!!!
Some of the many sheep that posed for me in Somerset, How can people say they are all the same & boring!
Abbaye Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa has a long and winding history, starting in 840, when near the river Tet "Sant Andreu d'Eixalada" was founded. This small abbey was washed away during a flood already soon after.
The monks moved to nearby Cuixa, where in 879, abbot Protasius (he came from Urgell) and Miro the Elder, count of Conflent and Roussillon (and brother of Wilfred the Hairy) signed the founding treaty of the new monastery.
Under protection and influence of the Counts of Cerdanya the abbey gained importance. A large complex was built over the next century. In 974 a monk from Cluny (!) consecrated the main altar of the new church, dedicated to Saint Michael. Since 961 abbot Garin led the monastery. He was a perfectly connected intellectual figure, friend of Gerbert d'Aurillac (later Pope Sylvester II). At that time Pietro I Orseolo, formerly the Doge of Venice and later a venerated Saint, joined the community as well as Saint Romuald, later the founder of the congregation of Camaldolese.
Influental and powerful Oliba (971-1046), descendant of Wilfred the Hairy, count of Berga and Ripoll and later bishop of Vic and abbot here kept the place in the political center of the County of Barcelona. He had founded a couple of monasteries (eg. Montserrat), had been a political adviser and was a well travelled man. He had been impressed by the architecture he had seen in Italy and was heavily involved in the architectonial process, transforming the pre-romanesque complex, started by his predecessors.
Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa lost the importance it once had and during the next centuries. There was a row of self-confident abbots, without any interest in monastical traditions. The French Revolution ended that - and the last monk fled 1793, just before the revolutionists ruined the place with great effort. The abbey was sold afterwards by the government - and another story started.
The abbey fell in disrepair. The cloister, erected 1130-1140, was still complete in the 1780s. After the Revolution the new owner had different plans, as he needed a water basin, and reckoned the cloister the perfect place.
In 1841, the owner tried to sell the cloister to Perpignan, where it should find a place in the garden of the archbishop, but the negotiation failed. At that time 37 pillars and capitals were still in situ. Soon after the cloister was taken apart. Most carvings were sold to people in nearby Prades, to beautify their gardens.
Around 1905 an American sculptor, living in France, opened an antique trade. He tracked down the scattered pieces of the cloister - and started to buy them sucessfully. He was proud, that in the end he had the major part of the cloister, having spent about 3000 US$.
To cut the story short, most of the pillars, arcades and capitals are now in New York, where the joined the cloisters from Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert and Bonnefont. They are all part of "The Cloisters", once founded and financed by John D. Rockefeller, now part of the "Metropolitan Museum of Art".
The large fountain, that was the center of this cloister once, can now be seen in the Philadelphia Museum of Art. There te fountain is the center of a cloister, that once was in Saint-Genis-des-Fontaines.
The Cloisters:
www.metmuseum.org/visit/visit-the-cloisters/
Philadelphia Museum of Art
www.philamuseum.org/collections/permanent/42060.html
There must have been a workshop of carvers within the 10th century, that probably worked near the quarries in Villefranche-de-Conflent, where the marble was cut. This workshop developed a distinctive artistic style, that can be seen as well in the prieuré de Serrabone and in Saint-Martin-du-Canigou.
More lions! This one seems to chew a twisted rope, that actually runs around it´s body. There is again a third pair of legs, that has grown out of his head like braids. The small paws rest on the shoulders.
Count Friedrich wears typical German armour of the mid-14th century: knee cops, thigh defences (note the rivets), mail chausses, a shortened surcoat, plate gauntlets, a coat-of-plates with chains connecting his arms and a bascinet with a camail and a loose-hanging nasal.
The fellow in the purple fez is Count Smokula, a regular at the Doo Dah Parade. I had tried to snap a photo of him and the genie (magician? wizard? fortune teller?) but they were surrounded by photographers and videographers for much of the parade. I finally managed to capture this shot with my long lens but I never got them full-frame. I would have loved to get a full view of those shoes!
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