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Happy weekend! Here are a few more pics from our guided walk in Parks 18 and 19 last week. They're thanks to Ingrid Kellenbach. We have another guided walk tomorrow morning - through the ancient olive groves at Gilberton. Book here: bit.ly/3H2oJfN #AdelaideParklands #picoftheday
I have recently discovered the marvellous taste of fresh home made bread and wanted to be able to cut it evenly.
This guide took about 2 hours to design and make from scrap timber.
With a long bladed bread knife it will cut perfectly even thin to extra thick slices from a fresh loaf that I normally leave to cool for about 2 hours.
The little legs stop it from sliding back on the worktop and the thickness is varied by the number of cardboard spacers under the loaf.
Cost nothing and it works !
The guide dog rests on my foot in a crowded tram in Amsterdam #dog #labrador # tram # Amsterdam # Holland
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國立台灣科技大學
2012新生入學指導活動
2012.09.18
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National Taiwan University of Science and Technology
2012 Freshman Guide
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When Chinese settlers in Sydney decided to build a temple dedicated to the Chinese folk hero and god, Kwung Ti, they prayed for a sign showing where the temple should be built. This led them to a market garden in Francis Street (now Edward Street) in Glebe which they purchased from the owner for £325. The temple was funded by immigrants from the area known as Sze Yup in the province of Kwongtung, China.
The renowned Sze Yup Temple is dedicated to Kwun Ti, a warrior and patriot in the era of the Three Kingdoms 220 - 265 AD. Kwung Ti is famous for his loyalty, physical prowess and masculinity. In Australia, immigrant Chinese worshipped him as a wise judge, a guide and a protector. Many important business decisions, for example, were not made until Kwung Ti had been consulted for his guidance and blessing.
The central temple in the Sze Yup complex was built in 1898. The simple red brick cottage was designed with the principles of Feng Shui in mind; it was located on land that sloped from the temple to the waters of Rozelle Bay. Inside the central temple is an altar with embroidered images of Kwun Ti and his guards, racks which hold Kwun Ti's Red Hair Horse and weapons, engraved couplets, prayers, a huge drum and gong and two beautiful carved columns which date from 1898. In 1904 the temple was flanked by two chapels, the Chapel of Departed Friends and the Chapel of Good Fortune.
For the Chinese community in Sydney the Sze Yup Temple was a cultural centre as well as a place for worship. It was here that they could find social contact and companionship, material assistance or accommodation for travellers, new migrants and the sick. Celebrations and festivals such as the colourful and lively Chinese New Year took place at the temple. It was also used to house the bones of the deceased, before they were taken to China in urns for permanent burial, as tradition demanded.
In 1978 the temple was restored following a fund raising appeal. The newly renovated temple had a green tiled roof and a traditional Chinese architectural combination of red and green. In 1982 an archway was added to the temple complex with two stone lions guarding the huge entrance. In 1985 the temple was covered by a Permanent Conservation Order.
After 100 years, the Sze Yup Temple remains a sacred place to the Chinese community. Worshippers now include new arrivals from Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, China and, in particular, Indo-China.
The gentleman you see there was a tour guide who told us the story of what happened in that chapel (see the other picture I have of the chapel). The woman you see there was one of our translators.
It was while I was in Mexico that I found out I was pregnant. Since she was the only female translator, she was the one I told that I needed to get a test. She was going to keep it a secret. When I told her, we were in a jeep with four other people, two of whom were women from my church. We started on a conversation about the temperature we like to keep our homes at night. I stated that I liked mine cooler so I could snuggle under the blankets. One of the ladies said that was fine until she had to get up and use the restroom in the middle of the night. I made the comment that I had to use the restroom several times the previous night which was quite unusual for me. The other lady (Libby) said that my body was getting ready for pregnancy. Since not five minutes before I had told my translator my suspicions, I couldn't think of anything to say and neither could she, so we just sort of looked at each other. Libby caught it and said "What...no...really???" After that, they couldn't wait until I got the test to find out.
Interestingly enough, for the past two years they've gone on a mission trip, something like this has happened. The prior year, one of the team members met her husband. Last year, I found out I was pregnant. I think they're all wondering what's going to happen this coming year!
Load leveller sounds an intriguing device. I'm guessing much of this was developed and offered by the UK importer.
Vic turns round to make sure I'm still with him as we make our way up between North Sidings No1 and No2 towards the Old Pullman Shed.
How can you not want to get some of these Cookies?
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Cassie loves to sell girl guide cookies. If you want some you can get them from me!
Girl Guideillicious!!!!!!
We left Marrakech behind us and started the first leg of our road trip in the High Atlas Mountains. Skit has pretty much the only photo we took from that bit in her stream so I will jump ahead to the next stretch- the road of a thousand kasbahs.
Aït Benhaddou was the only location where we accepted a local guide though this was kind of not through choice- we didn't really know what we were doing. We had read so many scare stories about cars being broken into that we handed cash over to the nearest local we could see when we parked. And when Assan (?) started to take us on a tour, we kind of just went along with it and spent the next half hour worried about how much to pay. Still, he didn't actually disappoint in showing us the place and it was somewhat nice to speak to a local. I think I gathered from him that a few people still live here but most abandoned the place to move to the other side of the river. It seemed rational to just start afresh rather than maintain aging buildings though it is very different from the UK where such a thing is not possible.