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Unintended: wanted just to say Happy New Year! to all my contacts and this was the nearest to a festive shot that first popped in the archive. Restaurants apparently get such items free from suppliers, but I have to warn: Smoking can seriously damage your health! ignore the promoted brand :)
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Liverpool St. Station, London
I didn't put the can there, it was all ready and waiting.
Red Bull, feel free to contact me if you want to use it for your next advertising campaign!.....
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any news, perkins?
nothing's gone in or come out, sir.
how about on the radio?
no word yet. wait a minute! I'm getting something!
what is it?
oh my god! it's the most awful screaming! it sounds like manic banshees from hell!
great! the product run-out is a smash.
product?
they found the new double-stuffed chocolate cookies. they're killing themselves over them.
and that's. . . good?
we definitely have a hit, perkins. the board will go ape.
what about the. . . er, casualties, sir?
what about them? stay in your lane, perkins.
yes, sir. of course, sir.
Coming back down from Chedoke Falls, Scott spotted this rock jutting out in the middle of a little cascade. Since there were lots of red leaves around, he added one and began shooting. It should have been a small red leaf, but hey, he's doing well for a beginner! The setting is a bit busy, however, because Chedoke Creek flows under two large boulders, making a slightly confusing backgound. I have tried at least a dozen crops. These are the two I like best. Any thoughts?
The placement of the photo on the map is necessarily a guess. I think the TCH has been upgraded since the picture was taken
Found on a CD of film processed by London Drugs
Pentax Z1P
Classic plaid interior of a 1977 Volkswagen Westfalia camper. Featuring a coozie with my logo.
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Perhaps a more obvious form of subliminal advertising is the idea of hiding things in plain sight, like the use of product placement.
(*whispers* "Shop @ Target" LOL)
WWI is my favorite period of history and the aviation history has always fascinated me, as well as an affinity for the French soldiers in particular that faced down insurmountable odds. My desk has a nice display case with a glass front and I thought that was the perfect place to display these.
Though bit pricy, the quality on Brickmania products is top notch. The minifigures and weapons are stellar and even the packaging is grade A in my opinion. I have a side project which will involve collecting more Brickmania figures, but that's down the road a bit. Regardless, I know I won't be disappointed.
WEEK 51.1 – Flashback 2016: Hernando Kroger (II)
Headed back over to the right-side wall now, where the bread and rolls department is located. Note the freezer case on the right side of the pic: frozen bread was placed beside the non-frozen, regular variety instead of, oh, I dunno, in frozen foods! I’ve never really thought anything of the placement before, but now it certainly strikes me as odd. That 2012 gooseneck “bread” sign was also the first thing that alerted me that the original frozen foods gooseneck markers had been replaced, since previously there hadn’t been one over this case at all (they likely all came in one shipment). In the new store, frozen bread is indeed located in frozen ;P
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
#AlphaTrainingRecap 7/12: Une grande partie de l’entraînement consiste à être valable de réparer tous les systèmes de la station (propulsion, recyclage de l’eau et de l’air, électricité, système de données, etc). Pas de plombier ou d’électricien dans l’espace, donc il faudra se débrouiller tout seul (avec quand même beaucoup d’aide des experts au centre de contrôle). Toute cette technologie nous protège et nous maintien envie dans l’environnement inhospitalier de l’espace !
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#AlphaTrainingRecap 7/12: Habitation training at NASA's Johnson Space Center. A large part of training is spent learning about the systems of the International Space Station (propulsion, water, air, electricity, data transfer and more). There are no dedicated plumbers or electricians in space so we have to work everything out ourselves (with a lot of help from the experts at mission control of course). All the technology protects us and keeps us alive in the harsh conditions of space.
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PHOTO DATE: 12-08-20
LOCATION: Bldg. 9, SVMF/OCC Desk
SUBJECT: CCP/Crew-2 astronauts Thomas Pesquet and Aki Hoshide in ISS HAB EQ PROC RVW at SVMF
PHOTOGRAPHER: BILL STAFFORD
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So tricky, yet so femme! These are individuals versus the strips, and it's debatable which are easier to work with. Slathering on gobs of mascara that often ends up flaking off into my eyes is the option to false lashes, and I always seem to be caught between a rock and a hard place when it comes to choosing how to dress my lashes. Mascara and falsies are both challenging, and I've found that a lighter application of the former followed by strategic placement of the singles provides a nice look.
Taken and originally posted in 2014.
In case you hadn't heard, Seattle's Fremont neighborhood declared itself the Center of the Known Universe in 1994. The Metropolitan King County Council agreed, passed a proclamation, and allowed the placement of this helpful guide to the rest of the universe. It provides directions to places like the Louvre in Paris, the Milky Way, and the Guggenheim in New York. Also Timbuktu, Taiwan, and the Bermuda Triangle, not to mention Rio de Janeiro, and the North Pole -- plus a lot of local places like the Lenin statue, the Fremont Rocket, and the Fremont Troll. Very helpful.
Full disclosure: This idea was completely inspired by Bernie's amazing shot. And by inspired, of course I mean stolen. :)
A Seattle Tunnel Partners worker ensures that a northbound (lower) roadway deck panel fits in a very tight space. Crews started placing the first of 1,152 panels inside the bored section of the tunnel on Nov. 8, 2017. Learn more about the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program at www.alaskanwayviaduct.org or follow us on Twitter @BerthaDigsSR99.
On train refreshment, in the form of Great Corby Lakeland Summit ale. Made up for it running out the previous evening at the excellent Queen Inn at Great Corby - Saturday 12th June 2021.