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Put new light seals in my dad's Minolta SRT 101 (my first film camera). I picked up a new lens, a rangefinder-style 21mm that requires the mirror to be locked up. It's zone-focus only, and framing is done with an external finder.
Minolta SRT 101
W.Rokkor-QH 21mm f4
Ilford HP5+
Cinestill DF96 @70f
they seem to have put a microwave and chimney in my bedroom and are selling it as a studio apartment. hard to believe, but my mumbai flat was actually bigger than this.
Ex-Gladiator turned criminal cohort of Reso Spear-Chucker and others.
Simon and Pursa Tomee
Simon and Pursa both were slaves raised by a wealthy Gnome Merchant in the city of Elaine. Pursa was captured as a young boy from the Northern forests of Alson. He is of the red-haired Barbarian Kayde people. Simon was born a slave. Both were raised in crowded slave pens amongst an assortment of various races to fight in gladiatorial arenas. One day their owner had to pay off some gambling debts and sold them off to a human fellow in in the city Nolos.
During their transport a storm broke out and they caravan shipping them was attacked by Hobgoblin raiders. Simon and Pursa managed to get away and were presumed dead by those with a claim on their lives. After a few months of wandering and laying low they made their way to the city of Scardale. Pursa was able to secure an abandoned stables for them to live in that was owned by a guy who worked at a local bar. Over the next few months the two managed to carve out a very modest survival for themselves as wanna be thugs, and petty criminals, often roughing up Johns' who got out of line at a local whore house, and beating up people for a local loneshark. They even managed to attract a group of assorted loosers and derilicts that did what they said in exchange for staying in the barn with them.
Then one day Simon and Pursa tried to test their luck as mercenaries, but no one would take them or their crew seriously. Then one day after waking up passed out along the docks after a long night of drinking, Pursa woke to find a Goblin spear fishing under the pier. Pursa was shocked, but less by the odd sight, and more by the creatures amazing skill with a spear. Pursa introduced himself and tried to recruite him into his gang, but the Goblin, who said his name was Reso, seemed uninterested.
Then Reso showed up at the barn the next day and was quickly brought on board.
One time they were paid by a whore house to dispose of a body of a John who got to rough with the girls and was stabbed to death. In exchange for this they gave the gang the dead John's belongings, including a large covered wagon with a few horses. Amongst the belongings was also a company log book for a company called Ficklestein Bestiaries, a Gnomish owned company that captured and sold dangerous animals to prospective buyers. This John worked for Ficklestein Bestiaries and was on his way to the town of Salsburg to pick up a new creature.
The gang decided that they were gonna go there and rob Ficklestein Bestiaries of whatever the creature was, sell it and take off for good far, far away.
Lyle, a worthless drunk in the group, led the wagon while Simon, Pursa and Reso hid in the back with a few Mongrels, and Dally, a halfling hooker who happened to be good with a sling shot so she convinced them that bringing her was a good idea. Lyle and Dally sat in the open, driving the wagon pretending to be wandering junk goods dealers while in route to Salsburg. The gang had a easy and comical trip cross across the eastern half of Regentum and surprisingly got away with at least that portion of their mission.
However during the actual robbery of Ficklestein Bestiaries things went terribly bad.
Ficklestein Bestiaries had captured a Bulette, a large and incredibly viscous creature that resembles a massive, armored four legged shark-like monstrosity of all teeth and appetite. When it got loose it made short order of the agents of Ficklestein Bestiaries and most of the gang. Only Simon, Pursa, Reso and a Mongrel called Jahger survived. Out of Ficklestein Bestiaries one Gnome survived and reported the incident to the authorities. All the gang members have a 800 GP each bounty on their heads put up by Ficklestein Bestiaries who wants their heads on sticks.
The four of them have been on the run in the past few months raiding farms and robbing people on obscure roads on the outskirts of the kingdom. Yet Pursa is becoming very troubled by Simon and Reso both. Pursa was always offended by the racism of his formers slave owner who always spoke of Goblins, Bugbears, Orcs, Ogres, etc. as being dumb, violent animals incapable of culture, order and civilization, and that their bondage elevated them to a more noble, civilized state. Yet with each passing week in the wild both Simon and Reso are getting increasingly more vicious and blood thirsty. Pursa is worried that the two will turn on him soon enough, and is saddened that Simon, some one he has has known most his life and thought of as a friend, may just be a violent animal at heart.
Put It To The People march sees hundreds of thousands of people march through London demanding a final say on Brexit
Singing! Dancing! Laughing! Students put on a spirited evening of karaoke on stage at the Cajundome Convention Center.
Congratulations to sorority Alpha Omicron Pi for winning the show!
Photo credit: Klint Landry, UL Lafayette Social Media Team.
The CFS exhibit hall continues to expand as new technologies are put on display. #NATCACFS2019 features many current modernization programs with a presence in the exhibit hall, and in most cases, the exhibits are staffed by our NATCA Article 114 Reps and their FAA program management counterparts. We strongly encourage all CFS attendees to take the time to walk through our exhibit hall and spend some time conversing with our Reps, program managers, and sponsors about some of the current and upcoming technologies that will impact everyone’s careers. www.natca.org/index.php/cfs-spon-exhib
Old76 Music-inspired Art 2011
Elton John Songs Illustrated
11-17-70
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Can I Put You On
Music & lyrics by Elton John & Bernie Taupin 1971
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I work for the foundry for a penny and a half a day
Like a blind street musician I never see those who pay
It's dirty work in Birmingham
Better deal for a Sheffield man
If he can rivet then his kids can buy
Candy from the candy man
And the van that comes around weekends
Selling fancy city things
Sold by the man with the trilby hat
And the whiskers spread like wings
You can hear him sing
Oh you can hear him sing
Can I put you on, people can I put you on
Tell you that I love you people
Sing a salesman's song and put you on
And a second cousin works in the pits in Newcastle on Tyne
And he don't care if it rains outside, there's coal dust on his mind
It's dirty work in Manchester
But the crew gets paid its gelt
Bang on the bell on Friday
You buys a little something for yourself
And the van that comes around weekends
Selling fancy city things
Sold by the man in the trilby hat
And the whiskers spread like wings
You can hear him sing
Oh you can hear him sing
Can I put you on, people can I put you on
Tell you that I love you people
Sing a salesman's song and put you on
Dolton, Illinois, 26 April 2010
In April 2010, I was in the Chicago area for the Railroad Photography and Art conference that is held most years at Lake Forest, Illinois.
Sam Carlson, who lives near Lake Forest, was kind enough to put me up at his house and also to show me around the area.
On the Monday after the conference, we went to Dolton, Illinois, south of Chciago. Here the Indiana Harbor Belt has an east-west line that crosses the former Chicago and Eastern Illinois line going north-south. The C&EI was bought by MoPac and L&N in the 1960s and with mergers, is now owned by UP and CSX.
CSX also has an east-west line at Dolton that crosses th C&EI line, the B&O Chicago Terminal. Just west of the crossing, the B&OCT turns northwest. The PRR's Panhandle route used to cross all of this at a 45 degree angle northwest to southeast. Today, the Panhandle is abandoned southeast of Dolton, but the line to the northwest sees an NS steel bottle train that comes off the IHB.
Sam and I spent much of the day at Dolton and were treated to a nearly non stop parade of trains. There was a lull in mid afternoon, but the rest of the time was pretty busy. We started out southeast of the diamonds behind the library, and the light was good there until later in the afternoon, when we switched to a park in the northwest quadrant of the diamond.
I probably saw more freight trains this Monday than any other single day,and the variety was fantastic, with two of the lines being terminal railroads that hosted other line's trains. In addition to CSX and UP homeroad trains, we saw BNSF and NS as well as a cut of IHB power running light.
The most unusual train was a steel bottle train, molten steel in cars going from a steel plant to a factory where the steel would be poured into molds. An NS usit supplied the power it was the one train that I know turned onto the old Panhandle line
Thanks, Sam, for a great day out.
Christchurch put on some good weather for us so we headed down to the water at Ferrymead to take some photos of our 2011 Volkswagen Polo 63KW 7 speed.
Car of the Year 2010. 5 star EuroNCAP rating and highly economical.
Photos taken by Mark Lincoln of Miles Continental.
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for our dear Blythe friend, Debby, in Canada. We are wishing her well for a lil' surgery tomorrow. She will be kicking her feet up on the couch and relaxing for a bit! :) (Lil' side note - squee - our 1st Sweet Days Hat!)
Put a mirror down the middle of these tall trees in the woods of Hampden and they would probably appear as if they could be mirror images of one another - clever mother nature!
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..put my new shoes in the water?...
..ask my daddy if i can paint his bike?...
..rollerskate down the stairs?...
..pick all the flowers in the garden?...
... throw some red paint with the white clothes in the washing machine??
..;D
Put some Christmas money towards buying Garry's Mod.
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Also, you have no right to post "Lol" here unless you get these.
I recently put my Fujifilm X100T to the test during 'Manchester Day'. One of the highlights, and biggest tests was the wonderful street parade.
I took over 600 shots during the day but for this set I wanted to pull out the shots that fit best with my love of street photography. I wanted to forget about nailing focus and worry more about interesting composition or blocks of colour. Images that could tell a story or engage the viewer for more than just low noise and dynamic range.
Also, if i couldn't title it, i didn't include it.
As for the camera - it was a joy to carry around versus my usual 5Dmk3, so much lighter. Battery life wasn't great, but i had spares and AF was hit and miss but the style i'm starting to shoot with this bit of lovely retro looking kit makes that less important than on the canon.
If you like what you see feel free to check out the final edited shots of the whole day (400) over on my personal Facebook page: www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10205439923609781.10737...
well!!
I just put a deposit down on a "cozy" small studio for the end of May! This isn't it (*but* it's super close to here!! :)
(above) trash bins & quirky event posters.
This is the first time I've taken a chance like this.. not so much going somewhere, but more like "here's €100,00 EUR.. I hope you remember I paid you when I get there four months from now"..
I'm still looking @ an almost too-good-to-be-true 1br for June 1st.. and it's even closer to to all the main metro & tram lines:
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"thank you for your request.
I´m pleased to confirm that the apartment is still available.
I'm sending you photos attached.
Apartment is in 4th floor, unfortunately without lift.
There is tram stop and metro station - less than
5 minutes walk.
Price is [..],- EUR / month, inclusive of all bills."
Leigh Anthony DEHANEY, © 2005
www.facebook.com/pages/Leigh-Anthony-Dehaney/16261109279
(above)
Praha
Česká Republika
This was a year that started a change in me I think.. I had about 3 "world" trips lines up with various friends at the time, all of which were scaled back and then eventually canceled.. I can't explain why, but just on a feeling I decided to go where *I* would go (even if it meant doing it by myself). At the time, it was one of scariest things I'd done. Now, I think to myself "Why'd I wait so long? Just imagine if I'd pulled of the band-aids 20 years earlier".
* The Year of the Volunteer by the UK government
* The World Year of Physics
* The International Year of the Eucharist in Catholicism.
* The Year of Cork City as European Capital of Culture.
* The Year of the Veteran in Canada.
* The Year of the Rooster (by the Chinese calendar).
* The Year of Discovery
I put pieces together to make the normal appearance of Olaf, who I will call the Winter Olaf. He has his happy face, long nose, and his hair without the hat. I decide to have one short arm and one long arm. He is in the standing pose.
In Mix Em Up Olaf's standing mode, he is 8'' H to the top of his head, or 9 1/2'' H to the top of his hair. He is about 7 1/2'' H in his sitting mode. Despite what the box says, there are actually 22 pieces in the play set, and not 14. The full list of pieces are: 2 heads, 2 noses, 1 hair piece, 1 hat, 1 upper body, 1 lower body, 4 arms, 2 feet/legs, 2 boots, 3 buttons, 1 drink, 1 pair of sunglasses, 1 ukulele. The heads, and body have one or more holes in insert pieces, and a peg to attach to each other. The hat has just one hole, through which another piece with a peg has to be inserted to secure it to a body part. All the other pieces have one or more pegs which can be inserted into any of the holes in the body. There are left and right arms that are shorter and bent. There is another pair of longer, straight arms. One head has his iconic wide eyed and open mouth smiling expression. The other head is closed mouth, with eyes looking up. The feet/legs can be put in front for a sitting position, or underneath for a standing position. The boots are Kristoff's. The drink can be put into the holes in the palms of his hands. He is the right scale to match up with the 17'' Anna and Elsa dolls. So it would really nice if Disney would make a 17'' - 18'' Kristoff doll.
Even though I already bought most of the Art of Aurora items online on release day (Monday July 28), I couldn't wait to received them through the mail. So I got some of those items at my Disney Store today (Thursday July 31). I also got some other items as well, in particular the Mix Em Up Olaf doll set. The Olaf and the Art of Aurora snow globe are my favorite items from this haul. I was surprised that they were already sold out of the Maleficent mugs, but had plenty of the Aurora mugs left. They haven't got the jewelry box yet. They just got the lithographs and the Olaf in today, so I was glad I stopped by today.
List of items bought today: Sleeping Beauty Mini Doll Set, Sleeping Beauty Big Golden Book, Art of Aurora Snow Globe (now sold out online), Art of Aurora Lithograph Set, Art of Aurora Aurora Mug, Mix Em Up Olaf Play Set (not yet available online).
Phi Gamma Delta's 56th Ekklesia was held at Hotel Victory, Put-in-Bay, Ohio, Aug. 3-5, 1904. This was the third of three annual conventions held at this site. 147 brothers attended.
This picture appears to be taken on the hotel's side veranda. Compare to the 1902 and 1903 photos, taken on the front stairs.
Weston Bike Night 08 08 2013
This weekly Thursday meet during the summer is based at the sea front in the sea side resort of Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, UK.
It is organised by the Riders Branch of the British legion, all bikes donate £1 to enter and all proceeds go the charity "The Poppy Appeal".
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Lichfield's debutant outside centre Bamidele Fadahunsi stymies a Bedford Athletic attempt to run the ball out of defence during a vital relegation battle in rugby union's National League Three Midlands. The Ath went down 31-27 at Putnoe Woods despite outscoring the visitors five tries to four. Fly-half James Mortimer landed just one shot at goal, enabling the Myrtle Greens to snatch an important win.
Match statistics:
Admission: £5. Programme: 28 pages (w/a). Attendance: 88. Scoring sequence: 0-7 (2mins); 7-7 (14mins); 7-14 (19mins); 12-14 (37mins); 12-21 (40+1mins); 12-24 (51mins); 17-24 (69mins); 17-31 (72mins); 22-31 (80+1mins); 27-31 (80+4mins). Referee: Carl Adams (RFU Midlands).
Bedford Athletic RFC were founded in 1908. They played on several grounds before relocating, in 1924, to Newnham Lane. The Ath moved again, in 1970, to their present home, at Putnoe Woods. At the time, the green belt site was out in the sticks, lacking services and half-a-mile down a track. Now, it is adjacent, to the south, to large housing estates. On-field success came late to the Ath. They lifted the Bedfordshire Cup for the first time in 1972 and the Eastern Counties Cup in 1983. The Ath's best season was 1997-98, during which an impressive unbeaten sequence culminated in a 29-24 victory over Stroud at Twickenham in the Intermediate Cup Final. The club got their first taste of National League rugby union during the Noughties. Topping Midlands One East in 2015-16 enabled the Ath to return to National League Three Midlands.