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Wow what a difference today, although we still had quite an icy wind coming off the hills, in the sun it was glorious! I managed to prepare my veg plot for my tatties to go in!(got some huge blisters on my hands to prove it!!!) Hung the washing out, first time this year!!!!
Which was quite an improvement after the last couple of arctic days we've had!
sent to alex trebe :) this looks wierd thanks to my scanner, theres a lot of detail i lost in trying to scan it. today has been wonderful. i need to go bed before i ruin it
The difference here is in the indicator arrows. The side reading version has white arrows and one opposite sides of the calc dial. The top reading one uses the more typical yellow colour, but only one.
The Difference between the 10.3 & 11.0 Metre Optare Versa's the 11.0 metre (Blue one extra small window) (Photo By Steve Powell)
These few extra metres of platform are all that is required to allow three-coach Turbo trains to call on what will now become platform 1 at Ascott-under-Wychwood station. Tuesday, May 31, 2011,
A clear illustration of the size difference between the two eagles, female on left, male on right. Females are generally larger than the males in wingspan, weight, etc. but there is a little overlap and there are differences between the northern and southern subspecies. These are likely northern birds and the substantial difference in size is a good (not infallible) indication of gender.
The color difference between the dunes in the shade (this photo) and the sun (previous photo) is just amazing.
Hasselblad 500 c/m Zeiss CE T* 50mm f/4. Fuji Velvia 100F. E-6 process. Nikon CS 9000 ED. No software tweaks.
The Photo was taken frm Chobir haat, Sorwardi Uddan.
As always, thank you everyone for kind Comments and Favorites.
© All Rights Reserved by Daude Helal Fahim [mdhfahim@gmail.com| 2011]
Feel the difference? Groglass art glass amazingly good gets rid of unwanted reflections and gives exhibited work much clearer view. These particular works we made for Reinis Hofmanis and his upcoming exhibition in France, all of them with Groglass!
At the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. Charles Babbage's Difference Engine Number 2. Built in the 1990s according to Babbage's original 19th-century plans.
To make a difference in the world,
You must first dare to be different.
When the truth needs to be said,
When the work needs to be done,
When the help needs to be given.....
You can make a difference.
On the left - my size 5 feet. On the right, my niece Ella's feet - she's 14, I'm 30. Her feet are much biggerer than mine :P
This is a photoshopped version of my gazania picture. So is this.
1. Duplicate the background layer
2. Invert color on the background layer. (depending on the image, you may want to skip this step or make some other type of color change)
3. Set the blending option in the layers tab to 'difference'. The image will turn black if you skipped step 2.
4. Choose the other layer.
5. Under the filter menu, choose 'Gaussian Blur' and make sure the 'preview' checkbox in the adjustment dialog is checked.
6. Play around with changing the amount of blur until you get an effect you like. A radius of something like 50 or 80 is probably good.
For still more fun, try out the different blending options.
Discussed at Techniques.
There is 1 difference that I edited into this photo... that buildings may look like they're on a lean, but that's simply an optical illusion! Spot the difference!
Hi, can anyone tell me what is the difference between these two??? The bottom one is bigger, grey and it has a suppressor, and the magazine is not removable. Also, the texture is not the same.
From last weekends photo....I can't cut people up now'( that was a joke )....Now fully liveried up Hollywood Travel HT73HWT the Temsa MD9 C39FL .For me this is the best coach in th=this small coach segment . My steed again for today and Tomorrow . Photo taken 02/08/24
These are among the scarf collection that I own. The odd one out of these? One of them is not worn on the head. Hehe... Yeah, the one with the ManU logo on it.
Dedicated to all Manchester United fans out there (especially to Erizam Wong, who till this day refuse to believe I am a ManU fan.. Here you go, proof, a scarf I bought at Old Trafford... Sekarang percaya?? =P)
Kindda dissapointed they lost to Beşiktaş JK though. And that they are 2nd in the standings in the Premier League. But hey holding true to the words of Queen: "We are the champions my friend, And we'll keep on fighting till the end..."
So, no fret, I think ManU would do well. Cause yup, We Are The Champions! =)
P.S: Still busy preparing for my winter exams. Aaaaahhh...!! Can't wait to get it over and done with. Pray for me and wish me luck! =S
Location: My room, Cork, Ireland. Haha...
Over West VA en route Huntington to Charlotte.
Sunrise over W Va from KHTS to KCLT.
1. West Virginia was born out of sectional differences during the Civil War.
The schism that split the United States in two during the Civil War did the same to Virginia. From the state’s earliest days, slave-holding plantation owners in the eastern part of Virginia dominated the state’s economy and politics, leaving the self-sufficient farmers who lived in the rugged western counties, where slavery was far less prevalent, feeling ignored. Although Virginia joined the Confederacy in April 1861, the western part of the state remained loyal to the Union and began the process of separation.
2. Kanawha was originally proposed as the state’s name.
In the wake of Virginia’s secession, a convention of delegates from western Virginia met in Wheeling in 1861 for the purpose of forming the “State of Kanawha,” which incorporated 39 counties. The name honored a Native American tribe and a major state river of the same name. When the constitution for the proposed state was finalized in 1862, however, the name had changed to the more generic West Virginia.
3. Wheeling was West Virginia’s original capital.
The delegates from the western counties seeking statehood gathered in Wheeling to begin the process of joining the Union. After West Virginia achieved statehood, the capital remained in the city. In 1870, the capital shifted to Charleston, but it returned to Wheeling in 1875. The capital’s location was ultimately put to a statewide vote in 1877, but Wheeling was not among the choices. Voters selected Charleston over Martinsburg and Clarksburg, and the capital finally moved to its permanent home in 1885.
4. Western Virginians had attempted to form the state of Westsylvania after the American Revolution.
Sectional differences brewed inside Virginia for decades before the Civil War. In 1775, a group of 2,000 residents signed a petition asking the Continental Congress to create a 14th colony called Westsylvania, which would have encompassed all of today’s West Virginia along with portions of Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The Continental Congress ignored the petition along with another plea in 1783 to make Westsylvania the 14th state. (In 1769, land speculators attempted to establish a colony called Vandalia on much of the same footprint as Westsylvania.)
5. Rural Free Delivery (RFD) was inaugurated in West Virginia.
While city dwellers began to receive free mail delivery in 1863, the same was not true for the majority of Americans who lived in rural areas. Farm families needed to travel to distant post offices to retrieve their mail or hire private companies to deliver. When RFD service began in 1896, Postmaster General William Wilson introduced it first to his home state. The first five RFD carriers began service on October 1, 1896, out of post offices in Charles Town, Halltown and Uvilla.
6. For 30 years, West Virginia was home to a top-secret bunker for Congress to use in case of a nuclear war.
During the height of the Cold War in 1958, a top-secret project began to construct a bunker 720 feet beneath The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs. The bunker opened in 1961 and remained on constant alert as a nuclear fallout shelter and emergency relocation facility for the U.S. Congress. After the Washington Post revealed the secret in 1992, the bunker was decommissioned and is now open for public tours.
7. George Washington’s brothers built estates that still stand in West Virginia.
George Washington wasn’t the only member of the family to have a town named in his honor. His youngest brother Charles moved to western Virginia and in 1780 built an estate called Happy Retreat, out of which he set aside 80 acres for the creation of Charles Town, which was founded in 1786 and named in his honor. Another Washington brother, Samuel, constructed another nearby estate, Harewood, which was the location of James and Dolley Madison’s 1794 wedding. (George Washington himself surveyed the lands of western Virginia as a youth and purchased land along the Bullskin Run in present-day Berkeley County.)
8. West Virginia claims to be the birthplace of Mother’s Day.
Two years after Grafton, West Virginia, native Ann Jarvis passed away in 1905, her daughter Anna invited several friends to her home to commemorate her mother’s life. There she announced her idea to establish a national day of honor for all mothers. On May 10, 1908, Grafton’s Andrews Methodist Church, where Ann Jarvis taught Sunday School for two decades, hosted the first official Mother’s Day service. West Virginia issued the first Mother’s Day proclamation in 1910, four years before a joint resolution in the U.S. Congress designated the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day. The church is now home to the International Mother’s Day Shrine.
Source: www.history.com/news/8-things-you-may-not-know-about-west...
On Monday 2/18/19, U.S. Representatives Debbie Dingell (D-MI 12th) & Fred Upton (R-MI 6th) spoke in "Voices from across the aisle" as part of the Ford School's Conversations Across Difference Series. Public Policy Professor Brendan Nyhan moderated the conversation between the representatives as they discussed the opportunities for and obstacles to bipartisan cooperation.
Details: myumi.ch/J2GPA.
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Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery has once again reopened, this time from 24th October 2024, open from Wednesday to Sunday each week.
Like the 2022 reopening, just 5 galleries and the Edwardian Rea Room.
But the Gas Hall and Water Hall are opened with paid exhibitions, while BM & AG is free (other than the tea room and the shop).
Made in Birmingham - Industrial Gallery
Deviance & Difference