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The original loop was featured on digg.com/offbeat_news/The_Procrastination_Flow_Chart a while back, but I could not find any version decent for printing, so I remade it in OmniGraffle. The 'Meh, do it' task should be going back to 'Start' too, imo. After all, you are better off dividing big tasks into smaller chunks, allowing you to enter the loop repeatedly.
37014 waits in the loop at Glenfinnan with the 0834 Glasgow to Mallaig as 37033 arrives with the 1245 Mallaig to Glasgow on 2nd August 1982.
Eastfield's 37014 was renumbered to 37709 in February 1988 and lived a life in storage from 2003 to 2011 when it was officially withdrawn and cut up at Kingsbury
37033 meanwhile was renumbered to 37719 in March 1989 and was officially withdrawn in 2008 and similarly cut up at Kingsbury.
The railways resident Green liveried class 20 locomotive D8110 (20110) was also out and about, captured here with the crew getting ready for the tablet change as they pass through Stoneacre loop, working the 10.45 Embsay-Bolton Abbey (11.05) service during the excellent Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway's Diesel & Beer Gala.
26th August 2023
Lynn shot this on Loop road there were a pair of them. We tried very hard to get a good shot with both of them in it.. When they were close enough to being on the same distance one would be in the bright sun and the other would be in in dark shade.
Even thou we didnt get any really good shots of the interaction is was fun watching all of the dancing head bobbing and caring on
After becoming a daily CTA rider and after my experiences with the NYC subway last month, I decided to waste Friday by exploring the CTA between Howard and The Loop, starting off at Clark/Lake. At Clark/Lake, looking west towards Tower 18, we see Orange Line #718 passing a refuribished 3200-Series on Brown Line #415. Now with the 5000-Series deliveries complete, the 2600 Series remain the oldest active rolling stock on the 'L' fleet; they are scheduled to be retired by 7000-Series once they hit the 40-year mark.
Derelict factory on the Soho Loop canal in Birmingham.
Taken with Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm f2.0 lens on Panasonic GX7.
A pilot restraint and Closed Loop Breathing System.
Credit: NASA
Image Number: AC-30133
Date: November 30, 1962
The Ormond Beach Loop is a scenic drive in Volusia County, running through and north of the town of Ormond Beach. The scenic drive crosses and runs amongst numerous waterways and salt marshes, including the Tomoka River, Halifax River, and Bulow Creek. These shots were taken from the roadway which runs between Bulow Creek State Park and Tomoka Island State Park, crossing the Tomoka River in the process.
Founded in a loop of the Doubs River, the town played an important role during the Roman Empire period under the name of Vesontio.
Since 1032 Besançon and the entire County of Burgundy became part of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Archbishop Hugo von Salins, with imperial support, became ruler of the city, which he led into a period of prosperity. After his death in 1066, however, it falls into a long crisis caused by succession struggles. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the population defied the power of the archbishops and finally gained their municipal independence in 1290. Besançon retained the status of a free city for almost 400 years. The Free Counts of Burgundy, who had gained dominion over Franche-Comté, became the protector of the Free City, which prospered during this period. Louis XI confirmed the town charter in early 1481 and ordered the university to be transferred from Dole to Besançon.
With the beginning of the Renaissance, Franche-Comté fell back to the German Empire. Emperor Charles V fortified Besançon and made the city a bulwark for his empire.
Streetfood
A little upside-down action on the Mind Bender.
A weekend at West Edmonton Mall to celebrate Emilee's 17th birthday.
...grevillea.
Taken using Olympus OM-1 with Zuiko 50mm f/1.4 lens and extension tubes on Kodak TMax100 and developed with D76 (stock) for 6 minutes.
Signalbox diagram from Loop Junction, close to Stratford in London.
I have carried out some extensive redrawing to the bottom right hand corner which was completely missing (the distant arm of 50, the right hand end of the double slip 41 and signals 42, 45, 46, 48), and attempting to improve the readability of a fairly low resolution image. Various tears and damage has also been repaired whilst trying to keep the look of an old document.
Image courtesy of Chris Cock.
viewing west / northwest from along the 1100 block of S. Lake Front Trail adjacent the Shedd Aquarium
McDonnell Douglas Boeing F15E Strike Eagle, 91-0312 F-15E-51-MC VI 1219/E177 492nd FS Lakenheath turning at Corris, Mach loop, Wales. _26K5019
This diagram of a feedback loop appeared on the common room chalkboard the day after a group discussion about communication styles. Thanks, Garrison!