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An early Saturday explore with Wiffsmith and Martyn. Dai back from Urbex retirement.
Full small set here: www.flickr.com/photos/timster1973/sets/72157633230690305/
Also on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/TimKniftonPhotography
This list is not original, I wrote down where I first saw this, but can't find where I wrote it. I will come back and edit when I find it. I thought it was a cute idea and it seemed to fit the "who I am now" prompt. It is pretty plain but it is a snow day here and all the kids are home...
This table, which I found on the AGU blog (link below) lists words commonly used by scientists, their definition as scientists mean them, and then what the public hears.
Reference 1: blogs.agu.org/mountainbeltway/2011/10/17/words-matter/
Reference 2: “Communicating the Science of Climate Change,” by Richard C. J. Somerville and Susan Joy Hassol, from the October 2011 issue of Physics Today, page 48
Original: blogs.agu.org/mountainbeltway/2011/10/17/words-matter/
Este es un recuerdo del marido de mi abuela, la de los jazmines. Yo no conocí a mi abuelo, al que mataron en la guerra. Este verano, trasteando por google, encontré en ebay este libro, escrito por él, del que no tenía idea. Yo sabía que había escrito libros de política, que nunca he visto. Mi abuela sólo hablaba de la guerra para pedir a Dios que sus nietos nunca vivieran una. Pero las casualidades quisieron poner en mis manos estos "Apuntes de álgebra". Cuando lo recibí, encontré una sorpresa más. Al ser un libro técnico, estaba escrito a máquina por mi abuelo y las fórmulas matemáticas son de su puño y letra. Lo escribió muy joven, con 25 años. Yo soy nula en matemáticas, parece ser que es un libro para primero de Ingeniería. Así que, aquí os dejo otro recuerdo alegre: reencontrarme con mi abuelo en ebay :)
Seen in the changing rooms of the Howies store on Carnaby Street.
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Eu passei muito mal mesmo desde quinta-feira x.x Cheguei a ficar com 39,7º de febre! Hoje eu não fui à escola por outros motivos dispensáveis para redes sociais... Minha febre já ta quase indo embora mas eu ainda continuo com uma leve infecção na garganta -\ Diz minha vó que isso é ansiedade por causa do vestibular que é no domingo, e eu to começando a acreditar que é verdade. Eu fico ansioso por qualquer coisinha, por mínima que seja. Vou pra BH no sábado cedo, fazer vestibular na UEMG (Universidade Estadual de Minas Gerais) pra Design Gráfico :D Depois é torcer pra passar! Essa semana vou "comer" os livros hehe
Torçam por mim (yn) beijão!
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I didn't order a calendar for my notebook because I found them to be too expensive. Instead I made one myself. This is one week a page, with to do and free space on the right. January through till June in one notebook. Then I will have to print out July till December.
9/2/17
I moved out of my childhood home and into the city of dreams. This is a moment in my life that I'd like to etch into infinity.
Yes, 1920. See our website for more about this early proposal for subways in Seattle. From Document 4839, Published Documents Collection, Seattle Municipal Archives.
Local identifier: SFF 89203_0015_bakside
Caption: "The new church at Bether to thanks God for the Gospel in Swaziland for 58 years. All paid for. Dette er den nye kirken i Bethel som takk til Gud for Evangeliet i Swaziland for 58 aar. Alt er betalt."
This is the reverse side of the following image: www.flickr.com/gp/fylkesarkiv/H8k10a
Liz and Jody from Hamilton Conservation Authority are documenting and doing GPs on Little Falls.
Little Falls is located in Ancaster section of Hamilton.
One of my 12 visits to Little Falls since early 2000.
Creator: Richard E. Blackwelder
Local number: SIA2012-1284
Summary: Acc 96-099, Box 1, Folder 9; Pages 116-117 of Richard E. Blackwelder's field notes on West Indies insects, March to July 1936. The field book includes notes, maps, and drawings from his trip. "Index of Insects Etc."
Dates: 1936
Repository: Smithsonian Institution Archives
Related blog post: These Collectors are Nuts! Indices
From moo.com as always!
I made these myself in Photoshop CC. The font is my beloved Georgia, manually kerned, and designed to mimic my blog's header. For export, I converted all text to vector shapes (all the lines are vectors too), and produced PDFs at 300dpi with a CMYK colour profile.
The cards are printed on non-glossy, recycled eco-friendly stock, so they take ink wonderfully. I like to scribble personal notes on my business cards.
After shooting the previous sunset shot at Angels Gate, I was fortunate to have this women step in front of me, she never knew I took this shot!
I sent Daisy out on a Walmart excursion Sunday morning. It works out well that way, since Daisy is always dressed for action bright and early anyway, while I prefer to take it easy in the mornings. But since you all don't usually get to see Daisy doing her shopping duties, I thought I'd sacrifice my morning routine this time, tag along, and take a few photos. Here she is, list in hand, taking care of business. If you choose to zoom in, kindly ignore the ungainly scrawl of my handwriting. It's never been my forte. Sometimes Daisy will return with a wrong item and explain that she tried her best, couldn't be sure what I wrote...and took a shot at it. 😉
Top view of this antique hand-painted document box, circa late 18th to early 19th Century. It was originally Chloe Scranton’s (Bushnell) box. We have a picture of her at flic.kr/p/SbCgS5.
Learn more about this wonderful box at www.shorelinetimes.com/articles/2014/02/25/news/doc530d11....
See other museum items at flic.kr/s/aHskgxX9We.
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)