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I was in two minds about buying this leopard print ‘Peggy’ skirt - I’ve already got plenty of those, of course. Now I see it on, it’s definitely become one of my favourites.
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Yesterday, when I stood here I couldn't see Arran nor could I actually see the beach or the sea! Today, albeit a little misty out at sea our weather was lovely and warm and sunny!
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One of the things #627 got that 628 didn't is a back corner bumpout. In 627, the back corner is further back as a result of the 2005 renovation which added a home department and built over what had been the outdoor garden center—something this store never had. The store building footprint is square, so that space is all stockroom.
Onderuit | Beneluxbaan 07/02/2019 14h44
Exactly one month before the this will be history. Lightrail tram/metro line 51 which opened in December 1990 will stop running from Amsterdam Centraal to Amstelveen (Westwijk). On March 3 2019 this tram will make a circle from Amsterdam Centraal Station via Zuid to Isolatorweg where it will have its terminus together with line 50.
Bi-directional tram 916 on line 5 to the Van Hallstraat in Westerpark demonstrates the difference in the platform on streetlevel of tram line 5 and the higher platform of lightrail 51.
Tram 916 is part of the 11G series (901-920) of bi-directional tram built in 1989-1990. This 916 has been delivered to the GVB on 12/10/1990 and first put in service on 11/11/1990 (line 5).
More information:
Amsterdamse Tram - Lijn 5 (Cor Fijma - Dutch)
Métroline 51
Following the Nieuwmarkt Riots in 1975, the next expansion of the metro was as a fast tram connection rather than a full metro. On December 1, 1990 line 51 from Spaklerweg to Poortwachter opened. On September 13, 2004, an extension to Amstelveen Westwijk was completed.
From Amsterdam Centraal Station to Amsterdam Zuid Station, line 51 is a full metro line and has no at-grade intersections. The trams on the line are powered from a third rail with the line being suitable for 3 meter wide trams. The fast trams have a width of 2.65 meters wide and serve these stations with footboards at the doors of the rolling stock.
From Amsterdam Zuid Railway Station to Amstelveen, the line operates as a tram service. Only small-profile trams can be used and the power comes from overhead lines. On the northern half of this line, another tram line 5 also provides a service.
In February 2012, it was decided that there would be no metro connection to Amstelveen. There will be a 'high-quality' tram connection to replace the current light rail connection.
On 9 February 2012, the municipality of Amsterdam, the Province of Noord-Holland and the government have signed an agreement whereby the A10 ring road at Station Zuid is laid underground. The costs are certainly EUR 1.4 billion. The subway platforms at Zuid station are also 'folded away' from the east side to the west side, making it impossible to connect the Amstelveen line. This also means the end of the Amstelveen arch, the connection tunnel from Station Zuid to the Buitenveldertselaan, with which the extension of the Noord / Zuidlijn to Amstelveen is no longer possible.
The renovation starts in March 2019, from March 3, line 51 between Station Zuid and Amstelveen Westwijk will be replaced during the work by bus line 55. By the end of 2020, the renovated Amstelveen line should be ready as a 'high-quality' tram connection; the Amsteltram. [ February 2019 ]
[ Source and much more information: Wikipedia - Metro Amsterdam ]
just like the way the difference of the colors..
just the same like in our real world.. everybody trying to make themselves stand out, make themselves different than each others..
and i do believes.. every individuals are unique and special.. they do stand out.. it's just the matters of whether you realize or even discover them...
This street is not unlike some recent shots but with some differences. I thought there was what was known as a bit off a gyuck in the line up there but it is a set of points to change from a double into a single. Are they policemen in the distance????
Niall McAuley identified this street as Blackrock Road, Cork. He also provides a streetview link and a link to an article in the Echo from 2014, I have included an extract of the relevant section below:
"When initial survey works were carried out last year workers uncovered old tram lines and cobbles that were found intact under the road surface. The tram lines operated in Cork city from 1898 to 1931, running from Blackpool to Douglas, Summerhill to Sunday’s Well and Tivoli to Blackrock.
The trams, run by the Cork Electric Tramways and Lighting Company, ceased operation in September 1931, largely due to the increasing popularity of buses. The Council plans to incorporate the tram lines into the redevelopment of the harbour."
Photographer: Fergus O’Connor
Collection: Fergus O’Connor Collection
Date: 1900 - 1920
NLI Ref: OCO371
You can also view this image, and many thousands of others, on the NLI’s catalogue at catalogue.nli.ie
Some differences to the Settings screen like Contacts, Cypress & Internal Settings.
One of the settings is "Cypress" and
through Google searching it looks like Cypress Semiconductor Corp was a
supplier.
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I'm using this as a PSA! This is a little different, not a very "artistic" photo but a photo none the less!
It's a side by side comparison of two different sensor cleaning kits. I had never cleaned my sensor before (had the camera about 6 years) and I assumed all cleaning kits were similar - NOPE. The one on the right was cleaned 2X with a name brand, green handle with triangular shaped swab after I cleaned the sensor with the brand on the left many more times. Not purfect but much better and WAY better than the uncleaned sensor.
No more so than during COVID has the difference in feeling between day and night in Portland been more stark.
"The night is dark but the sidewalk's bright."
Denholm ICD then 2008 & now January 2015
The end of an era as another long standing Bristol company calls in the demolition crew and ceases trading!
Model Nariko Okawa
Photographer Nariko Okawa
When I was young(er), I used to bug my parents for coins to play the Spot-The-Difference machines at the Arcade. They were hours of fun.
So, I thought, lets do one.
Now it is your turn to spot the difference.
Love,
Nariko Okawa
*another thing for you to have fun with the image: at different angles of the computer screen, the opposite skin looks slightly darker than the other! well, at least, on my screen, can someone confirm this?*
Just to show you parts of the photo without HDR treatment. The top bar and right-bottom is unedited, middle bar and middle-bottom is photoshopped, and bottom (and left) is HDR.
Also view: The Difference (1)
3 Exposures: -2, 0 and +2.
The large green hill is just a placeholder from my old layout (no its not the difference!), to gain a visual impression of a large green embankment. The final embankment will look nothing like this one.
Letterpress coaster series we produced for Anthem! www.anthemww.com Besides turning out beautifully (mainly due to good appropriate design work) the piece is also a good example of using 2-color printing and other letterpress learning.
Fantasy then and now at Sweetington Hall. Curiously the circular copper portraits depicting Queen Elizabeth II appear in the 1899 photo, thirty one years before the Monarch’s birth. Spooky.
I always love it when they include old archive photos in stately home guide books. I like being able to step back in time and notice all the little changes that may have occurred over the years. It is not unusual for me, when visiting such a house, to bemuse/alarm a friend by idly commenting that “in 1880 the curtain tassles were different” or something equally mad.
The view through the side door shows a glimpse of the completed Chinese Room: www.flickr.com/photos/timsidford/7373049334/in/set-721576...
For 12 days I traveled 4300 km., been in 4 countries, spent 80 hrs. in busses and trains...
Want to share some culture differences I've noticed...
Bulgaria:
1) Was surprised when I saw photos of dead people everywhere on the trees, gates and doors... strange way of remembering people
2) 85% of bulgarian men I saw shave their legs. All men take good care about themselves, are in good fit and...shave legs... :)
3) Bulgarian cuisine is so so tasty! Lots of vegetables, white cheese, seafood and tasty bakery (banica)...exactly for me)) Meals are very large, 3 times bigger than a meal in my country. But that was really too much, I could never eat the whole meal...And they are cheaper than in Ukraine.
4) I think they don't like to drink coffee so much and I didn't see this "culture of coffee drinking". Everytime I ordered espresso somewhere in cafe or restaurant they served it with plastic spoon!!! :/ o, why?!..
5) Opposite way of turning head for "yes" and "no". I didn't think it is still relevant, but I've faced with it at my first day :)
Turkey:
1) I know about Turks that they are very tidy and have high requirements to cleanness, especially in their homes and so on... But when I entered Istiklal street I've seen so many garbage on the street!!! And people were just throwing it on the ground, didn't carry to trash bin... :| And actually didn't noticed much trash bins there... It was really a big shock for me how nowadays people can throw a garbage on the street, especially in cities... :(
2) Games in cafes. A lot of cafes have games on the tables, one is like domino, another one - backgammon. Young people drink tea or coffee (coz alcohol is very expensive, lucky people), talk, play games... Perfect time spending! Unfortunatelly in my country people only drink alcohol (coz it is very cheap), smoke and talk in cafes, and as a background on the wall a big screen is hanging, showing video clips and nobody's watching... I wish games in cafes appear in Ukraine one day...
3) Crowd and hurry. No surprise here, it is typical for all big cities. But the atmosphere of this crowd is somehow comfortable... Hard to explain... For example in Kiev in a hurry crowd everything seemed grey and tense. Here it was not grey :) and it was comfortable...
Romania:
1) Seemed to be very agricultural country. I passed 700 km. and mostly I saw poor villages, farm animals, farmers...and some objects where EU invests funds, coz of a lot of boards where everything is supported by EU
2) Plastic money. I had very interesting feeling at the first seconds after I exchanged euro and hold lei in my hands :)) It took me 5 mins to understand that these are plastic money, I couldn't guess what's wrong with them, why it doesn't feel like im holding usual paper money :))
Ukraine:
Last point, back to my country with awful roads :)
But there was one VERY beautiful city on my way called Chernivtsi. I have to visit it for longer for sure!
That's all :)
Bonkers clearly thinks that Naomi should give him her dinner. Naomi has a different opinion (not to mention being bigger, smarter, and stronger (but with much duller claws) than Bonkers).
EXPLORE # 306
Sem diferenças...!!
Jardim Botânico - Rio de Janeiro
Imagine
Homme de couleur
Quand je suis né, j'étais noir !
Quand j'ai grandi, j'étais noir !
Quand j'ai peur, je suis noir !
Quand je vais au soleil, je suis noir !
Quand je suis malade, je suis noir !
Quand tu es né, tu étais rose !
Quand tu as grandi, tu es devenu blanc !
Quand tu vas au soleil, tu deviens rouge !
Quand tu as froid, tu deviens bleu !
Quand tu as peur, tu deviens vert !
Quand tu es malade, tu deviens jaune !
Et après tout ça,
Tu oses m'appeler,"Homme de couleur " !!!
« Homme de couleur ! » est tiré d’un conte africain.