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Der Mini Electric ist ein Elektroauto der Marke Mini. Er basiert auf dem Mini F56 und wurde am 9. Juli 2019 offiziell vorgestellt. Seit März 2020 ist er als MINI Cooper SE erhältlich.
The Mini Electric is an electric car from the Mini brand. It is based on the Mini F56 and was officially presented on July 9, 2019. It has been available as MINI Cooper SE since March 2020.
Christmas mini light with more minis in the background. Shot with the M 50mm macro and 3x extension. Thank you in advance for your views, favs, and comments. HMM all.
i wish i was a little more into photography, since its summer and all. i've been so hopelessly uninspired... and lazy :P
i found this on the floor @ the park. my brother was like,
EW YOU DONT KNOW WHERE THAT'S BEEN!
but its cute. and i sanitized it w/ hand sanitizer. xD
sorry for the abundance of photos of me holding things in front of tress to get bokeh... haha.
HIGHSCHOOL
HIGHSCHOOL
HIGHSCHOOL
HIGHSCHOOL
i cnt believe im a freshman. a few years ago i was just like, "its gonna be such a long time until im in highschool..."
& now its coming.
i have a new photo buddy :D
his name is laurence.
i am educating him on my knowledge of photography, giving him lessons via myspace. and now he's buying a rebel xsi. i hope he doesnt get it before me. so we can go on that field trip both having rebels. "the rebels." HAHA. that'll be the second person i've "inspired" & they get a rebel before me. i love creating photography beasts. whoootwhooot.
During development of my book, I came up with a small camera model that *almost* became an ornament. Here's the finished model (sans hook) – you can find a guide for it at chrismcveigh.com.
Inside the Mini Tenth Drain, celebrating MCDP's 1st anniversery, trying out some new tricks, replaying some old, trying to recreate a masterpiece.
Mini National Palace Museum's Collection (Round)
創意來自國立故宮博物院藏品 「清 翠玉白菜」、「清 肉形石」、「清 翠玉小白菜」、「明 永樂 青花龍紋天球瓶」、「清 雍正 銅胎畫琺瑯梅花鼻煙壺」、「晉 王羲之 快雪時晴帖」(局部)。
Highest Explore Position #348 ~ On November 16th 2007.
Deer - Richmond Park - London, England - Sunday November 4th 2007.
I would have liked this shot more had it have been totally in focus, but they were quite a way, away, and I didn't have a tripod..:O(
But I liked the way I caught Mother and Child looking like each other and in the same direction...just luck I guess..lol..:O)
Canon Eos 6D Mark II, Canon EF 24-105mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM
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Yay! A new set of kelpies for my office. I can't remember who posted something about making a mini for your workspace, but here, here! And yes, there are two, mirror images to be exact. (see them big for all the hand stitches)
Blogged here.
I've been working on the bigger one of this radio too and what an awesome coincident that my friend Sinan Bitişik made one too for this HARDnuary and his version is wayyyy more awesome in my opinion :)
My 23rd build from 31 builds that I plan to post everyday for HARDnuary 2015 building challenge.
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I am a huge fan of anything that's "torathi"; places, songs, things and clothes :)
Explore #49 on January 26, 2023.
The Macoupin County Courthouse was designed by the prolific architect Elijah E. Myers (1832-1909) whose work includes three state capitols (Michigan, Texas, and Colorado), along with courthouses and other public buildings in the United States and internationally. The McDonough County Courthouse, featured last fall in my series on Macomb, Illinois, was also designed by Myers.
After serving in the military during the Civil War, Myers settled briefly in Springfield, Illinois, and it was there that he obtained the Macoupin County courthouse commission. Myers must have put every ounce of his architectural knowledge into the Macoupin County design, whose grand size and elaborate ornamentation seems more suited to a state house than a rural courthouse. The Beaux-Arts building was under construction from 1867-70.
Beyond the beauty of this courthouse is an interesting backstory about how this building came to be known as the "Million Dollar Courthouse." The following description is borrowed from the Macoupin County website (macoupincountyil.gov/)
Macoupin County’s “Million Dollar Courthouse” received its nickname because when construction was halted in 1870 – that was halted, not completed – it cost $1.3 million. That would be $23.5 million dollars in today’s money. At the time, it was the biggest instance of overspending in Illinois history.
There were accusations by county residents regarding misappropriations of funds during the construction of the courthouse. One of the commissioners, Judge Loomis was accused of using stone from the courthouse to build a grand hotel, the Loomis House, on the square. Judge Loomis stated he purchased the stone but never produced a bill of sales. Another commissioner, County Clerk George Holliday, was seen leaving town by train in the middle of the night carrying a carpet bag. Public opinion was that the bag was filled with some of the money raised for construction of the courthouse. Holliday was never seen again and it is still a mystery as to where he went.
When the courthouse was opened in 1870, it was the largest courthouse in the country with the possible exception of one in New York City. The doors, staircases, windows sills and sashes are all made of cast iron, making the courthouse the first fireproof building in the country.
It took the citizens of Macoupin County 40 years to pay off the debt. Many lost their homes and farms because of the taxes. There was a two day jubilee to celebrate the burning of the last bond in 1910.
The “Million Dollar Courthouse” is one of few courthouses of its age that is not a museum, white elephant, or has been demolished. It is still a working courthouse which is open for business 5 days a week.
It stands as an awe inspiring example of what men did with their hands and simple tools a century and a half ago. Over the years, the “Million Dollar Courthouse” has become a showplace that attracts tourists, architects and artist from around the world.
The Macoupin County Courthouse is the focal point of the Carlinville Historic District, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. At the 2020 census, the population of Carlinville was 5,710. efault