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10 locomotoras forman la subserie 319.4 Pertenecientes a ;ercancÃas fueron construÃdas por Meinfesa en 1992.
Zac's 2003 WRX Wagon + New Roof Rack + New Hitch Rack.
We were losing light pretty quickly so we stopped over in the industrial area of Regina. We originally went there to get a different feel for the photo but it ended up being pretty clear without much industrial going on.
I saw more blur this time around due to stability issues. We didn't want to suction-cup the fresh dip so we clamped right onto the hitch rack and got real wide but resulted in a little wobble.
Cadets form up in the Patio of Honor in the Peruvian Military Academy (Escuela de Militar Chorrillos) to prepare for a group run through the city of Lima with the Peruvian cadets on June 14, 2017.
1901 Oldsmobile curved dash. At the Naples airport car show. 2019. The gasoline-powered Curved Dash Oldsmobile and is credited as being the first mass-produced automobile, meaning that it was built on an assembly line using interchangeable parts.
The Hamerly series consists of very deep, somewhat poorly drained soils that formed in calcareous loamy till. Permeability is moderate in the upper horizons and moderate or moderately slow in the lower horizons. These soils are on flats on lake plains and on convex slopes surrounding shallow depressions and on slight rises on till plains. They have slopes ranging from 0 to 3 percent. Mean annual air temperature is 42 degrees F, and mean annual precipitation is 19 inches.
TAXONOMIC CLASS: Fine-loamy, mixed, superactive, frigid Aeric Calciaquolls
The mollic epipedon ranges from 7 to 18 inches in thickness. The top of the calcic horizon is at depths of less than 16 inches, and in some pedons the lower part of the mollic epipedon qualifies as part of the calcic horizon. The soil contains 1 to 10 percent by volume of rock fragments. The 10- to 40-inch particle-size control section has visible gypsum in some pedons. It has 18 to 35 percent noncarbonate clay. Saline and stony phases are recognized.
USE AND VEGETATION: Cultivated areas are used for growing small grains, flax, hay and pasture. Native vegetation is green needlegrass, little bluestem, big bluestem and western wheatgrass.
DISTRIBUTION AND EXTENT: Central and eastern North Dakota, northeastern South Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. The soils are extensive.
For additional information about the survey area, visit:
www.nrcs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_MANUSCRIPTS/north_dakota/N...
For a detailed soil description, visit:
soilseries.sc.egov.usda.gov/OSD_Docs/H/HAMERLY.html
For acreage and geographic distribution, visit:
Hanging Form, 2011.
Woodfired stoneware.
7" wide x 4" deep x 8" tall
I have some plans to play with this one some more, so it's still in progress!
Entrelaçamento formando flores com miçangas brancas e cristais branco leitoso nº 6 usando o fio de nylon nº 40. Foram costuradas com fio de nylon nº 35 na sandália havaiana.
Pix form the December, 4th fat-bike race along the shore of Lake Michigan from Port Washington to Harrington Beach State Park and back. Course length was about 19-miles.
The Mustache part was a reference to the Movember Prostate Cancer Awareness project that we are donating a portion of the entry fee to.
For more fatbike info check out www.fat-bike.com
Nozeroy est une cité médiévale dans le département du Jura, dans la région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
Le puissant et richissime seigneur Jean Ier de Chalon choisit un site de hauteur, défendable à proximité de la route du sel, qui de Salins à Jougne permet les échanges commerciaux et culturels entre le duché de Bourgogne et la Suisse et au-delà entre la Flandre et l'Italie. Jean de Chalon crée alors en 1262 au centre de son domaine jurassien, une forteresse d'où est conduite sa politique et sont administrés ses biens : le château de Nozeroy et sa ville fortifiée.
Form 5 Confirmation Mass 2021
English session 1
16 Confirmants
Celebrated by Father Andrew Wong
Liturgy of the Eucharist: Holy Communion
Material de apoio ao Grupo da Escola de Corte Costura e Artesanato, na confecção de hexágono formado por losangos.
Esta apostila esta editada em
myxomycete forming sporangia. I'm not sure what the genus is here - the sporangia are a little bit too young. Can anyone suggest what it is?
Vendo Casa a forma gi fragola gigante di STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE, fragolina dolcecuore anni 80.
La casa è completa di scatola ORIGINALE e tutti gli accessoti:MOBILI, CUCINA, MESTOLI, ARNESI DA GIARDINAGGIO, FRAGOLE, CESTO X GIARDINAGGIO, INNAFFIATOIO.
Se si preme la mega foglia sopra le fragole, sembrerà che sta ctescendo la piantina poichè ha un meccanisco a pompetta.
Dimensioni chiuse: 30cm x 15cm
Dimensioni aperte: 30cm x 50cm
E' perfetta:non manca nulla.
Le bamboline sono sono mai state incluse e infatti non le ho mai avute per mia sfortuna
Prezzo € 60 (accetto pagamento postepay)
Spedizione a carico dell'acquirente:spedisco con Pacco Celere 3 €9.90 oppure o comunque accetto altri metodi di spedizione su vostra richiestavendo casa a forma di flagola STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE anni 80 FRAGOLINA DOLCE CUORE
Laurel Valley Plantation
Off Highway 308 near Thibodaux, Louisiana
The basic tenant house types found at Laurel Valley Plantation are: the double house with built-in porch, the shotgun type and the basic Creole house type. Other forms are more specialized like the "Big House", the school, a church, the plantation store and various forms of utility buildings.
A description of the basic types of quarters at Laurel Valley follows. All houses are of wood frame construction with brick piers and chimneys, and except where noted have galvanized tin roofs.
The Double House Type
This popular "quarters type" is found on plantations throughout the Lower Mississippi Valley. It has some characteristics of several of the common folk types, namely: the double pen, the saddlebag, and the smaller Creole house.
All double houses at Laurel Valley have a built-in front roof overhang. Gables are sideward facing on these structures and double doors are located in front. A centered chimney bisects the roof line and has a double hearth which opens into two front rooms. A smaller square chimney punctures the back slope of the roof and also has provisions for double usage as is seen in a pair of stove pipe holes. Brick piers about two feet in height serve as foundations for the structure. Either centered steps or a pair of steps are noticed at the front porch. Steps at the rear of the house mark each of the double entrances. Board and batten exterior sheathing is found on each of these structures..
The double houses at Laurel Valley are of a consistently large size and were originally planned for double occupancy. The basic four room unit was divided into halves by a central partition which afforded only back to back room communication. In this form, the front room with its separate entrance was used mainly for sleeping while the rear room was used for living, cooking, eating, and washing. At a later date, many of these duplex dwellings at Laurel Valley were modified by the cutting of doors in the central partitions and thus by creating a four room house for a single family.
The double houses at Laurel Valley are among the oldest tenant buildings on the plantation. Originally, a total of twenty-six of these buildings formed two rows which faced the main plantation road. At the turn of this century, seven of these buildings in one row of thirteen, were demolished or moved to provide space for a battery of shotgun type tenant houses.
The Shotgun Type
The linear architectural form known as the "shotgun" is one of the most popular dwelling forms along Bayou Lafourche. The use of this form as a plantation quarters type generally occurred after 1900.
The shotgun buildings at Laurel Valley are long narrow structures which are one room wide and two rooms long. Gables are located at the front and rear of the house, and always face a road or lane. Front porches occur in each instance, and exterior steps occur only at the rear.
A popular explanation for the term "shotgun house" deducts that if a shot were fired through the front door of the house, the charge would pass through the interior openings, and would exit through the rear door. This direct line of openings is not found in any of the shotgun houses at Laurel Valley. Invariably, the plans consist of two rooms with a centered front and rear door, and a staggered interior door at the central partition, which is found to the side of a single hearth fireplace.
Functionally, the front room of these houses was used principally for sleeping, while the rear room was used for living, cooking, dining, and washing. The sizes of the shotgun dwellings found at Laurel Valley are uniform and are relatively small. Each is of wood frame construction and is raised about two feet on brick piers. Brick fireplaces that open only to the front room with a backside provision for a stove pipe are centered in each plan and bisect the ridge of the roof. Board and batten construction always exists on the long exterior walls, and horizontal clapboarding is usually used on the ends of the houses. Also evident, in each of these buildings, is a small "wash window" locate on a side wall in the rear room.
Special Building Types
Several other building forms exist at Laurel Valley. They are more adequately described according to their functions rather than their physical descriptions.
The remaining domociles are the main plantation house and the overseer's house. Both are linear in plan with long central halls. The overseer's house is essentially a miniature of the "Big House". Understandably, the "Big House" is larger, older, and more ornate than the overseer's house.
Another form that is linear only in exterior appearance is a "camphouse" found in the area of the unskilled laborers' quarters. This structure faces the main plantation road and has the basic form of two double houses, without their back rooms, that are placed side by side. A front built-in gallery provides the only means of communication between the two duplexes. Current workers on the plantation recall this structure as providing accommodation for migrant sugar workers.
(taken from State historical archives)
Recruits receive a period of instruction from Drill Instructor Sgt Bowen on the 4th battalion parade deck during forming.
French postcard by Sonis, no. C. 943. Photo: Etienne George / Renn Productions. French poster for Astérix & Obélix contre César / Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar (Claude Zidi, 1999) with Christian Clavier and Gérard Depardieux.
French comic book hero Astérix by Alberto Uderzo and René Goscinny has become a major film franchise, both in animated and live-action form. Most notable is the feature Astérix & Obélix contre César/Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar (Claude Zidi, 1999), starring Christian Clavier, Gerard Depardieu, and Roberto Benigni. At the time of its release, the film was the most expensive production in French cinema of all time. It was a box-office success and would be followed by several sequels.
In 1927, the French comic book artist and scriptwriter Albert Uderzo was born in the town of Fismes, in the Marne department of north-eastern France. In the 1930s, Albert developed a fascination for American comic and animated cartoons and was particularly impressed with the works of Walt Disney. He was a poor student at school but received good grades in sketching and art-related lessons. By the 1950s, Albert had become a professional artist, and he met his partner René Goscinny in 1951. During the 1950s, Uderzo provided the artwork for moderately successful series such as the historical fiction series 'Oumpah-pah' and 'Jehan Pistolet' (both written by Goscinny) and the aviation comic series 'Tanguy et Laverdure' (written by Jean-Michel Charlier). Asterix debuted in October 1959 in the French magazine Pilote, created by René Goscinny and Uderzo. In 1961, the first stand-alone effort, 'Astérix le Gaulois' (Asterix the Gaul), was released. It was turned into an animation film, Astérix le Gaulois/Asterix the Gaul (Ray Goossens, 1965). The comic book series centres around the titular Asterix, the bravest warrior in a small town in the middle of Roman-occupied Gaul in the year 50 B.C. — and the one burg that has not surrendered to the occupation. Instead, with the help of a magic potion that gives him super-strength (and his best friend Obélix, who fell into a cauldron of the potion as a child, and as such is permanently superhumanly strong), he spends each instalment fighting and defeating the Roman army and keeping his village safe from harm. Asterix became one of the most successful European comic book series. There were many film adaptations, including the animation films Astérix et Cléopâtre/Asterix & Cleopatra (René Goscinny, Albert Uderzo, 1968), and Les 12 travaux d'Astérix/The Twelve Tasks of Asterix (René Goscinny, Henri Gruel, Albert Uderzo, Pierre Watrin, 1976). After the success of Astérix & Obélix contre César/Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar (Claude Zidi, 1999) with Christian Clavier as Asterix and Gérard Dépardieu as Obélix, followed more live-action adaptations including Astérix & Obélix: Mission Cléopâtre/Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (Alain Chabat, 2002) with Monica Bellucci as Cleopatra, and Astérix aux jeux olympiques/Asterix at the Olympic Games (Frédéric Forestier, Thomas Langmann, 2008) with Alain Delon as Julius Caesar. Astérix & Obélix contre César/Asterix & Obelix Take on Caesar combines plots of several Asterix stories, mostly Asterix the Gaul (Getafix's abduction), Asterix and the Soothsayer, Asterix and the Goths (the Druid conference), Asterix the Legionary (Obelix becoming smitten with Panacea) and Asterix the Gladiator (the characters fighting in the circus) but jokes and references from many other albums abound, including a humorous exchange between Caesar and Brutus taken from Asterix and Cleopatra, and the villain Lucius Detritus is based on Tullius Detritus, the main antagonist of Asterix and the Roman Agent (known as Tortuous Convolvulus in the English translation of the comic). "Asterix and Obelix Take on Caesar is not a masterpiece in any shape or form and has its problems but it is not an awful movie", Bethany Cox writes on IMDb: "In the French version there are enough deft touches in the script to amuse I think. The pacing is good, while the acting is fine. Christian Clavier and Gerard Depardieu are well cast in the title roles, while Roberto Benigni sinks his teeth into his role as the scheming centurion. In conclusion, nothing fantastic, but it isn't that bad."
The Asterix series has gone on to sell more than 400 million copies, translated into more than 100 languages internationally. It makes the series the best-selling European comic book series, and the second best-selling comic book series in history after 'One Piece'. René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo collaborated on the comic until the death of Goscinny in 1977. Uderzo then took over the writing until 2009. Since 1951, Uderzo was married to Ada Milani, with whom he had a daughter Sylvie Uderzo. He sold his shares of the company Editions Albert René (which owns the rights to Astérix) to the publishing company Hachette in 2007. He had a public falling out with daughter Sylvie who also owned shares of the original company and disagreed with her father's decision. After a few years of mostly working on short stories and comic strips, Uderzo announced his retirement in 2011. Since Uderzo's retirement, the work on Asterix has been handled by writer Jean-Yves Ferri and artist Didier Conrad under a deal that allows Lagardere-owned publisher Hachette to continue producing the series. The most recent book is 'L'Iris blanc' (Asterix and the White Iris), published in 2023. It is the first to be written by Fabcaro, and the sixth to be illustrated by Didier Conrad. Parc Astérix, a French theme park based on the property, has brought in 50 million visitors since opening outside Paris in 1989.
Sources: The Hollywood Reporter, Wikipedia, and IMDb.
And, please check out our blog European Film Star Postcards.