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Migrants see more red flags, warning flares and stop signs on their way to the States so these signs pointing to Mexico seem toothless by comparison.
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Welch Blvd. near Grand Traverse.
West Flint, Michigan.
Thursday, May 17, 2012.
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Digitised image from the Town Hall Photographer's Collection - GB127.M850
The Town Hall Photographer’s Collection is a large photographic collection held in Manchester City Council’s Central Library archives, ranging in date from 1956 to 2007.
The collection consists of tens of thousands of images, covering the varied areas of work of Manchester Corporation and latterly, Manchester City Council.
The photographs were taken by staff photographers, who were tasked to document the work of Corporation/Council departments and, in doing so, captured many aspects of Manchester life and history, including significant changes to the Manchester landscape.
The collection includes many different formats from glass negatives, to slides, prints, CDs and even a couple of cine films.
What is especially exciting is that the majority of these images have never before been available in a digital format and therefore have only ever been seen by a handful of people.
A team of dedicated Staff and Volunteers are currently working on the systematic digitisation of the negatives held within the collection.
This album represents the result of their work to date.
Official list entry
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: I
List Entry Number: 1198216
Date first listed: 20-Dec-1960
Statutory Address: St Cyriac's Church, Church St, Lacock, Chippenham, Wiltshire SN15 2LB
Location
Statutory Address: St Cyriac's Church, Church St, Lacock, Chippenham, Wiltshire SN15 2LB
District: Wiltshire (Unitary Authority)
Parish: Lacock
National Grid Reference: ST 91708 68566
Details
Anglican parish church, mostly C15 with some C14 elements, restored 1861 by A.W. Blomfield and chancel rebuilt 1902-3 by H. Brakspear. Rubble stone and ashlar with stone slate roofs. Elaborately battlemented and pinnacled C15 nave and north aisle, plain late C15 south aisle, low and plain west tower, possibly C14 in origin with battlemented bell-stage and ornate gabled octagonal cap to north stair tower of the C15. Recessed octagonal spire rebuilt 1604. Embattled west porch of c1500. North transept with Decorated tracery of C14, but roof raised in 1861, south transept rebuilt in C19 in matching style. West of south transept a C17 two-storey- and-attic annexe called the 'Cottage'. Chancel externally entirely of 1902-3 with harsh tracery and pierced parapet. Outstanding 2- bay north-east chapel built c1430 for the Bonham and Croke families in highly carved Perpendicular style, with unusual east window tracery, lavishly sculpted battlements and gargoyles. Nave is of 3-bays with large clerestory lights and 6-light east window over chancel roof, the 4-centred arch of the window echoed in a pierced parapet over. West porch has lierne vault with Baynard of Lackham arms. 'Cottage' annexe has ovolo-moulded mullion windows and blocked west door of later C17 type, but a new 'yle' with gallery is mentioned in 1619. Deep moulded elliptical-arched south door with hoodmould possibly early C17. Interior: evidence of several phases of building: tower arch interrupted at springing, C15 north aisle has springers for vaulting too low for tall C15 nave piers. High arches north and south of crossing exposed only in 1861 but intended for rebuilt transepts. One Decorated archway on south side of south transept. Nave has original C15 roof boarded in C19, transepts have roofs of 1861, south aisle has roof dated 1617 but 3 corbels of C14 and C15 date indicate lines of previous roof. Chancel has fragment of arch in south wall. North-east chapel has exceptionally rich lierne vaulting with centre pendants, the bosses carved, the vaults springing above finely-canopied wall-niches. Much of original colouring survives. Evidence in masonry that chapel is in part a remodelling of earlier structure. Furnishings: chancel reredos 1902, various wall plaques of C18 and C19 to Talbot family including Sir John Talbot (d 1714), the architectural frame of which is now the War Memorial, West Street (q.v.). North-east chapel has some C15 stained glass and exceptional Renaissance memorial (1566) to Sir W. Sharington of Lacock Abbey, possibly by J. Chapman. North transept, organ in Gothic early C19 case. South transept, or Lackham chapel, has series of memorials to owners of Lackham House from C15 to C20 including fine brass to R. Baynard (d 1501), two elaborately painted wall panels of 1623 to east and Lady U. Baynard, various C18 marble plaques to members of the Montagu family, including one to Capt J. Montagu hero of Earl Howe's 1794 naval victory off Ushant, and brightly coloured south window of 1862 to Capt F.W. Rooke. In 'Cottage' c1700 pedimented memorial to T. Cobborn and Greek Revival plaques to J. Skottowe (d 1820) by Sir R. Westmacott and Dame P. Call (d 1822) by T. King. In south aisle marble plaque to Bishop Johnson of Worcester (d 1774) and some C17 wall plaques. In nave font 1861 by Blomfield. (N. Pevsner, Wiltshire, 1975; T. Vernon, Church Guide, 1980)
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The entry way was used for food service. Tables placed in an L shape with the doors closed to the ceremony room.
BEGIN TRANSMISSION: "My second entry and I'm off Kamino. I'm escorting a senator to Coruscant. I wanted to go to the front lines but at least I'm out of simulator." END TRANSMISSION
It's been 3 days since they first appeared. Me and my group broke into a lab to look for clues to how this started but before we could find anything we were attacked by hordes of the mutants. We managed to make it out but just barely .
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Entry for HP contest. In a hurry? You're not going anywhere for a while..
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If your UK street sign is made of metal and has raised lettering then there's a good chance that it was made in the Royal Label Factory in Chipping Norton
The company got its Royal Warrant in 1876 for supplying metal identification tags for Queen Victoria's rose garden. In her old age the queen's sight was fading so she used the raised lettering as a kind of braille!
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A few more of this sign to come as the week goes on, bet ya can't wait huh? :D
Entry in category 4. Video loop; Copyright: CC-BY-NC-ND: Antoni Forner-Cuenca
This animation video is original and has been created by the authors using the Blender 3D software. The video describes one of the main problems in fuel cells, often referred to as “water management”: water and gas flow in opposite directions through tortuous pathways with increased resistance, thereby limiting the performance, and therefore the cost, of fuel cells. Researchers at PSI invented a method to manufacture porous materials with localized hydrophilic regions. The hydrophilic domains serve as water highways, while the remaining areas stay dry, featuring low-transport resistance for the gases. The use of these materials in fuel cells led to significant improvements in power density.