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Element Townhomes all have Energy Star heat pumps. You will save money on your utilities when you own a townhome at Element.
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An element of the installation "Voyageurs" by French artist Cedric Le Borgne sits atop building top at Place Bel Air in Geneva.
La Terra è l'elemento governato dalla Natura stessa, Il Fuoco è l'elemento dei sentimenti e delle passioni, l'Aria è il respiro, l' Acqua è l'elemento dell'intuizione e della crescita.
A composite shot in which an image of Louise was merged with a long exposure photo of trees reflected in River Vyrnwy. There were pale objects floating down the river.
printed by Kylie Budge
Iodine: Iodine is a shiny blue-black solid element. The French scientist Bernard Courtois discovered it in 1811 in seaweed when he treated seaweed ash with sulfuric acid. Dried seaweeds, particularly those of the Liminaria family, contain as much as 0.45% iodine. Iodine is primarily used in medicine, photography and dyes. It naturally occurs in the environment chiefly as a dissolved substance in sea water, although it is also found in some minerals and soils. (Source: www.mii.org/Minerals/photoiodine.html)
I was inspired to use images of the sea and kelp in my print design because of the strong iodine content in this particular seaweed. I didn't know about iodine in seaweed until I lived in Japan where people eat many different kinds of seaweed every day. I've grown to love eating seaweed through nori, kombu, hijiki and wakame in Japanese food.
Printmaking process: This print was made using the traditional Japanese woodblock printing method. First a woodblock was carved with the design and then watercolour inks were applied to the block. Then Japanese paper (pre-dampened) was carefully placed over this and a baren (a small, round, flat disc covered in a bamboo leaf) was used to rub across the back of the paper. The paper is then taken off the block and placed flat to dry between dry sheets of newspaper.
This car, Amy's first new car, has served us well over these past 5 years and while admiring it the other day it dawned on me that she would be the perfect subject for a HBW photo. So enjoy and HBW.
Después de los 5 indispensables... ella forma el sexto.
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AB CRUNCH is the latest addition to the Element+ line of benches: www.technogym.com/gb/viewdoc.asp?co_id=4061&target=co...
Viaduc de Millau / Aveyron / France
Classés au Patrimoine Mondial de l'Humanité en Juin 2011, les Causses et Cévennes ont désormais acquis une reconnaissance à l'échelle mondiale, ce grâce à l'accord de l'Homme et de la Nature via l'agro-pastoralisme et l'architecture.
Here is a lineup of the 5 broom variations that I have, although I believe at least one more may exist.
Starting from the left to right we have:
-Red (mold 1 -- pre-production mold?)
-Brown (mold 2)
-Reddish Brown (mold 2)
-Reddish Brown (mold 3)
-Orange (mold 3)
So mold 3 is the most modern variation -- has a clear part number, LEGO logo and molding numbers placed between two ejector pin markings within the bristles. The tip of the bar is very flush with rather defined edges.
Mold 2 has three digits molded in the bristles, between two ejector pin markings (although sometimes the middle number is obfuscated by sinkage of the plastic). There is NO LEGO logo or part number, and the end of the bar is flat with a slightly rounded edge.
Mold 1 is where it gets weird, similar markings as mold 2 but with smaller ejection pin markings and the tip of the bar is perfectly rounded -- and it is this detail that has recently mystified me.
I have not been able to find a single broom in BROWN with this rounded tip. But interestingly, the set artwork for set 605 actually shows a Brown broom with a rounded tip. This was the only instance of the piece I was able to find. Any neighboring sets from the same year (1978) seem to feature artwork with mold 2. While I highly doubt set 605 contains the rounded tip, I am unable to confirm that claim as no unboxing videos exist (that I could find).
If this part exists, it would be extremely difficult to find due to its extremely niche nature, but nonetheless, I found this journey interesting, and wanted to share it!
If you have any more information, please leave a comment or reach out, as I am still looking for more details!
Now I wonder if a Red broom with a flat tip exists...
Quoique maquillée et dissimulée sous certains ajouts, cette maison révéle encore quelques éléments d'ornementation d'origine: toit à quatre versants, corniches ouvragées, lucarnes et câdrage des fenêtres. Aussi, de cet angle, on peut voir un bay-window ou box-window.
La structure formant le coin rappèle celle d'une tourelle d'angle de laquelle on aurait amputé le clocheton.
Construction: tournant des XIXè et XXè siècle.
Une exception architecturale dans ce secteur.
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Three 5-element HDR Composite shots, taken from ~70metres above the level of the water below Gunthorpe Weir. The only adjustment is the onboard lens magnification setting.
Ovation of the Seas is a Quantum-class cruise ship owned by Royal Caribbean International (RCI) and the third ship of her class. The Quantum class is the third largest class of cruise ships behind MSC Cruises's Meraviglia class and Royal Caribbean International's Oasis class by gross tonnage.[5] The Ovation mainly sails from Tianjin during the northern summer season and repositions to Sydney during the southern summer season.
MS Noordam is a member of Holland America Line's Vista class, and the fourth Holland America Line vessel to bear the name. The ship was christened on February 22, 2006, in New York City by the actress Marlee Matlin.[2] Noordam is a sister ship of MS Oosterdam, MS Westerdam, MS Zuiderdam and P&O Cruises' MS Arcadia (originally ordered by the HAL, but sold to P&O). The prefixes of the four ships' names represent the four directions of the compass in Dutch.