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The Differences Board, an exact recreation of the one used in the First Episode of Season Two of Derry Girls.

Some of these things are not like the others

Day 2 Monday 8th June

Weather: Mainly clear skies, windless and hot. Ideal!

What a difference a day makes! Our well-situated hotel overlooked the wooded hills of Plitvice National Park, a

UNESCO World Heritage Site. A path to the rear of our hotel led out to an interesting area of trees and a rockstrewn spot sandwiched between farmland, favouring the attentions of the keen dawn patrol. Any hotel boasting

singing Golden Orioles, Black-headed Buntings and Bee-eaters overhead can’t be bad. Among the morning’s

first few butterflies: attractive Pearly Heath and challenging Nickerl’s Fritilllary.

Though not specifically visited for its butterflies, the park’s breathtaking spectacles of dramatic waterfalls and a

series of deep, turquoise-coloured lakes really is a must-see experience. Our woodland walk went beside the

lakes, seeing a few butterflies, birds, dragonflies and a display of Karst-loving wild flowers which was a botanist’s

dream. Eventually reaching the largest lake, we joined a ferryboat which took us to rejoin our minibus.

Unmissable as these truly impressive water features are, it is a major tourist attraction, which is not the usual

Naturetrek scene, and it was time to move on. Several notable species along our leisurely walk were Chequered

Blue, Edible Frog, a sunning Dalmatian Wall Lizard and some Sombre Tits.

Now to concentrate on our key objective…Gerard told us of a “butterfly-filled meadow” he knew and so

following a relatively short drive, we arrived at the southern sector of the National Park and indeed a large,

gloriously grassy basin surrounded by the park’s massive wooded hills. Our first picnic lunch, then into the fray!

Butterflies abounded! A mesmerizing array of families represented and intermingling: the obvious, such as

graceful Back-veined Whites, dramatic Scarce Swallowtail, vivid Southern Festoon, Clouded Apollos and brilliant

orange Purple-edged Coppers as well as perhaps more familiar Small Tortoiseshells and Painted Ladies. Pleasing

were more Amanda’s Blues than anyone in the group had ever seen together before, a Europe-wide declining

species. Small and Chestnut Heaths and Safflower, Grizzled and Oberthur’s Grizzled Skippers threw up

identification challenges. Meanwhile, other blues, browns, yellows and fritillaries demanded our attention. The

drive back to our hotel saw our elated group well rewarded with our action-packed first full day. All kept busily

deployed observing the dramatic scenery and exciting species we had travelled to see.

Borders at Santana Row...

showing the difference in what women read..and what men read...

A website is a collection of web pages that are interconnected by hyperlinks and hosted on a server accessible over the internet. Websites are primarily designed for presenting content in a static format to users. They provide information on various topics, promote businesses, and offer services such as e-commerce, blogging, and news. On the other hand, a web application is a dynamic software program that runs on a web server and provides a more interactive and engaging experience for users. Web applications allow users to interact with the website and perform specific tasks, such as filling out forms, making reservations, and purchasing products. Unlike websites, web applications are more complex and require more advanced technologies to operate. They are designed to meet specific user needs and typically offer a personalized experience. We hope now you understand the difference between website and web application.

I think this Monster is faster than the all red one...

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Side view of the difference engine, showing the "carry arms" of the mechanism. They rather look like DNA/double-helixes, IMO.

Great insights from the knowledgea​ble media panel including Stephen Smith of the Boston Globe and Sangita Chandra of WCVB TV.

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Stein Olsen, Difference

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Taken at Binan, Laguna, Philippines

Closing celebration, social, and remarks.

Ladies Driving Challenge Inverness Sept 2nd 2012

A UPS provide instant battery backup that keeps your electronics and power running, whereas generators take longer time to start up.

Generators provide longer-lasting backup than a UPS

In the case of a power loss, UPS systems switch on automatically, whereas generators must be manually turned on.

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I don't feel right about this, but again can't make up my mind for a final output.

Everyone thinking hard during the workshop.

Difference in corners from LBC & L-R

Differences in sky colour under the sun. Looking up the Bay of Quinte from Rossmore.

International Conference on Differential & Difference Equations and Applications 2015 (Amadora, May 2015) - Conference Dinner

Ten differences:

1. Horse with green and yellow rider has socks.

2. Finish line.

3. Red and navy rider has green and white rider's sun glasses.

4. Tree taken out of the background.

5. Yellow and blue rider's horse strap changed from red to yellow.

6. Brown-rider-with-red-hat's saddle blanket changed from purple to red.

7. Horse with green and yellow rider has the white heart on it's forehead removed.

8. Horse with green and white rider has white heart on it's forehead.

9. Yellow and green rider is wearing the hat of the man behind him.

10. The man behind him is wearing brown and white rider's hat.

found type copied an changed

Taken with Canon 500D and edited with iPhoto.

Shutter speed 1/100, Aperture f/5.6, ISO 100

A selection of building fronting Spring Street in Melbourne, Australia. The image is presented in greyscale to emphasise the different "textures" of the buildings. IDX:2012_05_01_0005811

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