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Replacing an earlier digital photo with a better version 28-Jul-19.
'T-Mobile' logojet, right side.
Originally due for delivery as D-AHLB, this registration wasn't used and the aircraft was delivered to a lessor and leased to Hapag-Lloyd as D-AHLD in Dec-90. It was returned to the lessor in Nov-98 and leased to MALEV Hungarian Airlines as HA-LER the following month. It was returned to the lessor and re-leased to Hapag-Lloyd as D-AHLD in Mar-04 when it was operated for Hapag-Lloyd Express. It was repainted in 'T-Mobile' logojet livery in Feb-06. The aircraft returned to the lessor in Dec-07. It was leased to Aerolineas Argentinas as LV-BNM in Jan-08. In Jun-13 it was returned to the lessor and permanently retired at Orlando-Sanford, FL, USA. It was last noted still at Sanford in Aug-15 and was subsequently broken up.
The semi-permanent (since 2017) road block on former US Route 66 at Kelbaker Road is shown. This was shot about 45 minutes after sunset.
Good news: County Road 66 is open from Roy's to Kelbaker so you can resume going to Las Vegas via Kelbaker.
Bad news: last time I was at Roy's the leaking fuel tank alarm was on. This time there is a lot of excavation and Roy's neon sign is turned off. I'll let you know when it's lit again.
This is about a 30 second exposure at f5.6 and should look worse than it does at this aperture. If only I had a Fuji or Sony...
Journalism grade image.
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Ground Beetle, Carabus granulatus.
Body length; 16-23mm.
Habitat; Typically a species of wetland margins, found in wet fields, river margins, lake shores and permanently damp and shaded woodland. Across much of its range it also occurs in upland and mountain regions, among peat and blanket bogs etc.
Widespread in much of Britain, including all the islands except Orkney and Shetland, but never really common. It occurs throughout Europe, north to mid-Scandinavian latitudes and east to the Pacific and Japan. Following introductions from 1890, it is now also widespread across the United States and Canadian border regions.
A narrow and elongate species, the upper part of this beetle is shiny, usually entirely dark metallic bronze, but greenish or bluish specimens do occur. Legs are long and robust, middle and hind legs slender, fore-legs are broader. All tibiae have two strong apical spurs, fore-tibiae without an internal antennal-cleaning notch. The legs are usualy dark, although pale-legged forms occur on the continent. The two wing cases, (elytra ), are subparallel with "chain link" longitudinal grooves. The head is long and narrow with robust projecting mandibles, prominent and convex eyes and long palps and antennae.
Active from March/April through to Autumn, this is one of the few species of ground beetle that hasn't completely lost its ability to fly. In the UK the species has reduced wings and is flightless, but in central Europe fully winged specimens have been observed to fly. However, in general this nocturnal beetle remains on the ground where they prey on insects and worms but predominantley snails. During the day they hide under tree trunks or stones. They overwinter under bark, among litter or under logs etc, although they may also become active during mild Winter spells.
Mating begins in April and egg laying a little later. The females lay about forty eggs, individual eggs laid in burrows a few cm deep which are then filled with soil. The eggs will hatch within a week or two and the nocturnal and predatory larvae develop through the Summer. Passing through three instars the larvae will be fully grown within 40 to 60 days. Pupation occurs in the ground from late Summer and the new-generation of adults appear in the Autumn. Overwintered adults may reproduce in the following Spring but some, perhaps a majority, do not and will overwinter a second time before doing so.
It is thought they may be adapted to feed primarily on dextral snails, those that coil to the right and which comprise more than 80% of European specimens. As most of the beetles have the left mandible overlaying the right this may be an adaptation to hunting dextral snails, sinistral snails, those that coil to the left, being largely immune to attack.
Unlike some other snail eating beetles, Carabus granulatus doesn't attack snails with digestive enzymes but simply reaches into the shell with its mandibles, butchers it extensively and pulls it from the shell.
Now is a permanent resident at the Marine Mammal Stranding center.
The grey seal is found on both shores of the North Atlantic Ocean. In Latin Halichoerus grypus means "hook-nosed sea pig". It is a large seal of the family Phocidae, which are commonly referred to as "true seals" or "earless seals". It is the only species classified in the genus Halichoerus
Après avoir visité l'exposition temporaire sur le métro, je me suis dirigé vers les galeries permanentes.
Le Gros-Horloge est l'un des monuments emblématiques de la ville de Rouen.
35mm Kodak Ektachrome 400 slide film image of Geddy Lee, lead vocalist, bassist, and keyboardist for the Canadian progressive rock group Rush.
March 18, 1980 Permanent Waves Tour
RUSH Live in Concert Seattle Center Coliseum with Opening Act .38 Special
L’Exposition permanente « Le Pavillon des Indes, de l’Exposition universelle à aujourd’hui » retrace le parcours du Pavillon des Indes. C'est l'occasion de se replonger dans le contexte historique et culturel du début de la IIIe République et de l’Exposition Universelle et de découvrir des documents d’archives, des maquettes retraçant l’histoire du château et du Parc de Bécon. Des salles à thèmes vous permettront de mieux comprendre l’histoire atypique de ce bâtiment original.
Le 1er étage vous permettra de découvrir des salles en marqueterie ainsi que des meubles de salon créés par l’ébéniste Gabriel Viardot (1830-1906).
West Vancouver, BC Canada
Horseshoe Bay is a West Vancouver community of about 1,000 permanent residents. Situated on the western tip of West Vancouver at the entrance to Howe Sound, the village marks the western end of Highway 1 on the British Columbia mainland, as well as the southern end of the Sea-to-Sky Highway, with Lions Bay just 15 minutes north.
This very picturesque village is the West Coast ferry terminus for BC Ferries to Departure Bay in Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, to Bowen Island and Langdale on the Sunshine Coast. It is also the starting point of the Sea to Sky Highway that hangs on cliffs as it winds its way along Howe Sound to Squamish, Whistler and Pemberton.
Located at the entrance of Howe Sound, Horseshoe Bay is a bedroom community for Vancouver and area with interesting shopping, a marina and full tourist facilities.
(Wikipedia)
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Offshore Magheroarty, County Donegal, Ireland
This little island of Inishbofin, meaning (Island of the white cow) lays just off-shore Magheroarty Beach. Only 100 years ago there were 150 permanent inhabitants living here but today there is only an estimated 36 islanders. Inishbofin has no shops, pubs or hotels etc so all supplies needed to survive are brought over from the mainland by boat.
But what this island lacks in modernism, it certainly makes up for in nature by having 2 stunning sandy cove beaches side by side. Plus lets not forget that 360 degree view that can be obtained from anywhere on this island which overlooks Donegal’s majestic shore & islands. These 2 smaller nearby islands are ‘Inishdooey’ & ‘Carrickirragh’. Sadly both are totally uninhabited today. On the distant horizon can be seen the larger populated 'Tory Island'.
Do you ever just wish to escape this ever-advancing, overpopulating world we are forced to adapt within & simply walk alone across an island like this with no mobile phones or traffic in sight? I have said it before & I will say it again... "I would happily move to any of these islands today if I could" Someday I will do it
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Replacing an earlier scanned photo with a better version 11-Feb-18, plus Topaz DeNoise AI 10-Jan-24. Taken into a low early morning sun through a tinted window.
Fleet No: '9050'.
This aircraft was delivered to Ozark Airlines as N950U in Jun-84. It was leased to American Airlines on delivery and returned to Ozark in Dec-84. Ozark Airlines was merged into TWA Trans World Airlines in Oct-86.
The aircraft was sold to a leasing company in Mar-94 and leased back to TWA. In Dec-01 TWA was merged into American Airlines. The aircraft continued in service until it was permanently retired at Roswell, NM, USA in Apr-06.
It was sold to Mid American Aerospace in Mar-09 and broken up at Roswell soon after. The registration was cancelled in Sep-09.
every one of them!
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Medieval churches used witch hunts and trials to gain more followers. During the 1600s, when the divide between the Catholics and Protestants was rife, many churches used witch hunting to boost their image; the more witches that were caught, tried and sentenced, the more popular the church would become.
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The Würzburg witch trials of 1625–1631, which took place in the self-governing Catholic Prince-Bishopric of Würzburg in the Holy Roman Empire in present-day Germany, formed one of the biggest mass trials and mass executions ever seen in Europe, and one of the largest witch trials in history.
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Scapegoating can be viewed as the main reason behind the American witch hunts. While the European witch hunts had more or less declined by the mid to late 17th century, they increased in the American Colonies, particularly in Puritan societies. The Puritans were marked by inflexibility and extremism.
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A permanent memorial to the first woman executed for witchcraft and other victims could be built, a council said. Agnes Waterhouse from Hatfield Peverel in Essex was hanged in Chelmsford on 29 July 1566. Between 1570 and 1609, 53 people were executed for witchcraft across Essex
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Perhaps it was ingrained misogyny that was the root of the witch hunts, but a number of other reasons, including religious fervor, can be named as possible instigators of violence against women and witch accusations.
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older women were more likely to speak their mind or stand up for themselves. This might have put them in conflict with authorities, or people who might accuse them. Most people were accused by members of their community.
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Historical fiction
Lansing, MI - Michigan History Center
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This wetland was permanently protected by the Ellerbee Creek Watershed association. It is in the middle of surburbia, bordered by an old shopping center, a working class residential neighborhood and I85. It is a beautiful, hidden gem in the summer full of lily pads, frogs, turtles and beavers. At this time of year...it's pretty, but kinda blah for photos. It needed my lovely photo partner in the shot.
Somewhere between a midwinter melt and the next big blizzard, I stumbled into this mossy clearing. It's sure a heavy feeling to be standing in the presence of someone's permanently stalled project, rusty reminders of limbo lying in wait. It sneaks up on you, the sensation of history being made by accident. You never feel it in the moment, because everyone thinks the present lasts forever. But oh, how things settle with ghosts in our absence, everything we forget lingers under a tin roof just waiting to be remembered. Rattled by another rainstorm, I'm buying into this dream in passing. Maybe we're both finally ready to wake up.
Permanent exhibition at SBPA (Salgado Filho Airport), this Douglas well conserved attract dozens of aviation fans to record your gold era!
The Haringvliet sluices are a construction that closed off the estuary of the Haringvliet, Netherlands, as part of the Delta Works. The structure consists of 17 sluices, several kilometres of dam and a shipping lock.
The northernmost of the Delta Works, it was supposed to be finished by 1968 as the first part of the project.[1] Building started in 1957 and was finished in 1971. Instead of damming the estuary it was decided to build sluices in order to be able to let in salt water to prevent freezing of the rivers Meuse and Rhine and to drain these rivers in case of flood.
The sluices have two doors each of which the door on the sea side is the lowest. This has been done to mitigate the effect of the waves on the doors and the construction.
There are plans to open several sluices permanently, resulting in the estuary function of the Haringvliet being restored. This will be done in order to improve the ecological situation in the river Meuse and Rhine. It will allow the return of brackish water (with the associated flora and fauna) and will restore the main route for migrating fish. It will also result in a minor return of the tides in areas like Tiengemeten and the Biesbosch, both important nature reserves.
Panorama out of 2 captures taken with my DJI Mavic drone from 120 meters high
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It's been a week now and the security motion sensor floodlight still isn't fixed.
It glares across from my neighbour's house from dusk 'til dawn, intrusively bathing my bathroom. bedroom, lounge and kitchen with it's cold, incandescent light.
At least I'm saving electricity. I can read by at in the evening.
LOL @ the permanently posed bodies and ratchet wigs :s
While I definitely would have preferred some of these details on the final dolls' outfits, let's be honest; These days, you're never going to see a $20 playline doll with details like this, ever, from any company :P Anyways, I wonder when these are from! I know this line has been in the works for at least a year, but Idk when they started making the protos. I'm pretty sure the prototype clips from this video were all from the sizzle shown at Toy Fair :o Obviously, they're not the ones we saw in May...
Y'all can view this in "Original" size to see all the details :)