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Replacing worn out sign panels on a westbound gantry at J25 (Clyde Tunnel/Cardonald) on the M8. www.glasgows-motorways.co.uk
From the mid 90's, the deck planking being put back in place. It had been removed, along with several internal partitions, before the ship was raised to reduce the weight.
As you'll know, the Ship itself is currently not on show, as the entire shiphall area is currently the building site for our new museum, due in 2012, but hopefully this photo, which we don't think has been shown in nearly 20 years, will give you an idea of what the Mary Rose looked like, and gets you ready to visit once our new museum is open!
Image © Mary Rose Trust
The Pearl Assurance Building was begun in 1954 and completed a year later. It replaced a rather more splendid building that was destroyed in World War II. It looks like this under its cladding. Despite the time of its design, it looks better than many, including the proposed replacement for the building on Edinburgh's South Bridge and Cowgate that burned down in the big fire of 2002.
Original IMAG0151_2
The replacement panels came from www.aki-asahi.net, and were great. They arrived from Japan within a couple of weeks, and even had an extra set of white panels thrown in for free!
for the last few months my Monitor, a Samsung SyncMaster 204B 20.1" LCD, has been having trouble turning on. It took over 10mins sometimes for the backlight to come on and maybe an hour before it would stop flickering, if it did stop.
I thought I was going to have to buy a new monitor, but seeing I dont have the money to buy the monitor i want, I dug around and found that it was a very common issue with this series of Samsung monitors and the culprit was cheap capacitors.
So after receiving the new capacitors today and saying a few prayers. I grabbed my handy soldering iron and went at it.
After the soldering was done and i put it back together, I crossed my figures and plugged it in and BINGO! it came on instantly! It wasn't anything crazy complex or hard to do. but its one small victory for me over electronics!
Replacing the A6GCS/53 was the 200SI of 1955. The car was named after the Sport Internazionale class of racing which mandated functional doors, a soft-top and full-width windscreen. This model was used by the factory works team and privateers in the 2-liter sports car class and was primary competition for the Ferrari 500TR.
The engine was a 2-litre version of the 4-cylinder used in the 150S designed by Vittorio Bellentani with advanced features such as dry-sump lubrication, an aluminum alloy block with cast iron liners. Options included an hemispherical combustion chamber with a 80º angled valves and twin-plug ignition. Using 2 Weber 45DCO03 carburetors, nearly 180 bhp was possible.
Chassis design was similar to other Maseratis of the period with a chassis manufactured by Gilco with two main oval-tube longerons. Fantuzzi was responsible for most of the aluminum bodies which resulted in a dry weight of 660 kg.
The 200SI first appeared at the 1955 Imola GP with Franco Bordoni and he later raced the same model at the Targa Florio with Giovanni Bracco. Later the car scored a resounding victory with Stirling Moss at the wheel during the 1956 Trofeo Supercortemaggiore. He beat four Ferrari 500TRs and described the car as “very quick on twisty circuits” and “handled really nicely.”
Replacing the Tuned Mass Dampers (big shock absorbers) in the bridge. Getting the platform in place is half the task!
(I'll probably replace this with a better picture later, but I cannot keep Archie's new sweatervest to myself any longer!)
The classy Steeler fan wears black and gold apparel all year round, showing Pittsburgh pride no matter the occassion. He or she even wears a Steeler baseball cap or bathing suit to the beach, despite the fact that football season won't be starting for a few more months. The classy Steeler fan refrains from wearing that tattered Polamalu jersey from 5 years ago (even if it did cost them ninety bucks). The classy Steeler fan refuses to wear a pink jersey with gemstones on it, because she knows there's nothing better than seeing a stadium or the streets fill up with black and gold! You know you're looking at a classy Steeler fan when they have on team regalia formal enough to wear to most workplaces-- like, say... an EMBROIDERED SWEATERVEST!
I picked that precious little vest up from a shop in the complex that my work is part of. They had just put them up on the shelf the night before, and I knew Arch had to have one! And bonus, it actually fits!
Let's go Steelers!
edit: Wah, not such a good game. What a nightmare! :(
Favela Chic - Santos/SP - 05.06.2009
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Replacing concrete panels on southbound I-5 near I-90 during the first weekend of the I-5 Seattle to Shoreline Pavement Repair project.
Replacing my 3-year-old Samsung Note II smartphone.
I’m in the market for its replacement. It’s not that I need a smartphone running a newer Android version – and don’t get me into all this rooting-discussion. I need a less laggy phone nowadays. Having just one home page didn’t help.
The phone gets so laggy at times that it’s becoming too difficult at times to transfer photos from my camera or even answer a call! In fact, that happened twice where I was swiping to answer the call and the screen had frozen! That’s when I began convincing myself that I need to burn some cash on a new smartphone.