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Mass Upload of Woodward photos..
I didn't have any internet at camp but here are a few photos that have to do with rollerblading
Mass Upload of Woodward photos..
I didn't have any internet at camp but here are a few photos that have to do with rollerblading.
Mass Upload of Woodward photos..
I didn't have any internet at camp but here are a few photos that have to do with rollerblading.
Once the plate is removed, the old chamber will come out easily. Discard the old chamber, but keep the plate, screw and nut.
Part 6 of 7 in a HOWTO on replacing the chamber in a padlock: cheaphack.blogspot.com/2008/01/how-to-replace-chamber-in-...
The condo board replaced the light which was pushed over during a very bad ice storm. We installed an new solar unit number 113. The front storm door was replaced during our renovation. We started to install a cedar hedge and metal gate with the permission of the condo board but as we could not finish the work in one summer, the condo board tore out the cedars that had enclosed about 80% of our front yard. The Board was run by an individual who we did not respect. This shot is looking west.
Album: www.flickr.com/photos/21728045@N08/sets/72157635186556029/
I had a knee replaced, and when they released me to go home, I was still under the influence of the pain killers. So, apparently, when I was given instructions on how much blood thinner I should take, I misunderstood. Anyway, however it happened, I ended up taking 5 times the dosage I should have. That put back in the hospital for nearly two weeks. I never shaved while in the hospital. So when I got home, I asked for this picture to be taken. When I saw it, I immediately decided the beard had to go. It made me look terrible, in my opinion. Anyway, this is to make amends with my wife for putting up the picture of her having fallen asleep in bed with her portable DVD player on her tummy. That was an artistic shot, but I look so bad here, it can't be art.
Built in 1922 in the Classical Revival style, the old Covington Train Station replaced an earlier wood-frame structure located in the vicinity of the intersection of 8th Street and Russell Street, approximately one block to the north.
The building features a red tile roof, large glass and metal canopy over the front door, four ionic-style white terra cotta pilasters, and white terra-cotta trim. In front of the building, the brick-paved Harvey Court, once used to load and unload passengers, has been remarkably well-preserved, though it has since been cut off from its original connection to the intersection at nearby Pike Street.
Inside, the building features a large passenger waiting hall in the center with three tall arched bays on either side, allowing in ample natural light, and two wings to the north and south of this space, which housed offices and a waiting room for people of color.
To the rear, the building is adjacent to the concrete railroad viaduct built between 1927 and 1929, which features a passenger concourse under the tracks, which is presently in a state of partial dilapidation after a long period of disuse and lack of proper maintenance.
The building served as the local passenger train depot until the late 1960s, upon which passenger service ceased in Covington due to declining ridership. The building sat abandoned until the 1980s, by which point it was in an advanced state of deterioration. The building was saved from demolition, and adaptively reused as a multi-tenant office building known as Covington Station.
The building was once neighbored by several other structures to the south along Russell Street and Harvey Court, including the four-story Greek Revival-style Elliston House Hotel, and several Italianate and Greek Revival-style brick townhouses, which were abandoned and demolished in the 1980s, during the zenith of the city's decline.
Heat sink mounted in place. It is off center intentionally so it can mount properly into the remaining cut tab on the bike. You will note the mounting bolt is in place to insure proper alignment.
An instructional video on removing or replacing the chain on a garage door opener. If you liked the video don't forget to leave a thumbs up! Thanks for watching! (:
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Replaces the old Number Six,
who is no longer a number;
he is a free man.
RIP Patrick McGoohan
1928 - 2009
Replaceable derailleur hangers are engineered to break, to spare the derailleur and this one did in an S&S travel case. Can't imagine the forces within the case to do that, but break it did. Sheared right off. Discovered this back home from the Mobile Social Worldwide.
This spur belongs to the first type of rowel spur developed. The first rowel spurs, featuring a revolving disc or star at the end of the neck, appeared in western Europe around the mid 13th century. In this region they cohabitated with the earlier form, the prick spur, for about a century, before replacing it almost completely by the mid 14th century. The advantage of the rowel spur over the prick was it allowed the rider to reach the flanks of its horse with one of the points whatever the angle of its foot, which was very convenient regarding the riding position of the time, with long stirrups-leathers and extended legs. The fact that the rowel rolled against the horse instead of hitting it directly reduced also the probability of injuring it too seriously.
“When the sun has set, no candle can replace it.”
Sunset tonight as seen in the West end of the city of Dundee, Scotland - Monday 21st May 2012 - 9.26pm
This replaces the old Honda that I never managed to get running. It's one of them Chinese copies of a Japanese bike, in this case it's a copy of the Suzuki GN125.
I replaced the old binder bolt with a new recessed nut bolt from Velo-Orange, it was inexpensive and keeps some visual congruity with the recessed nuts on the brake-set.
Also, I installed a chain through the saddle rails and seat stays inside an 700cx23 innertube to prevent theft. This does not look good, but...I live in Oakland.
Thursday was my BFF in the WHOLE WORLD's 21st bday. So I went to her sisters house in escondido for family dinner. I missed her family. We have been best friends for 14 years this year. Wow... Thats a heck long time for a 20 yr old. lol We have had ups and downs and have been disconnected for years at a time. But we are the best of friends these days even though we live an hour apart. I couldn't replace her with anyone in the world, and I have tried. I am so blessed to have such a long lasting and EVERLASTING friendship with her.
I love you Katie Grace. This is for you.
I will love you forever and I don't think any amount of distance can keep us apart. You are blood even if DNA tests come out negative. haha. <33 BFFOREVER!
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Built in 1948, this Colonial Revival-style building was designed by Hake and Hake to house the College of Arts and Sciences for the University of Cincinnati, replacing the earlier McMicken, Hanna, and Cunningham Halls, which stood on the same site. The building is clad in red brick with a distinctive Sir Christopher Wren-inspired tower, a slate roof with multiple gable ends and hipped sections, limestone trim, decorative trim surrounds at central bays of the end wings and central wing, a breezeway through the base of the building beneath the tower, and a decorative frieze on the front pediment at the base of the tower. The building, long known as McMicken Hall for University of Cincinnati benefactor Charles McMicken, in 2022 was renamed to the generic Arts and Sciences Hall, due to controversy around the usage of McMicken’s name, as he had owned slaves and used them to generate wealth. The building today remains the primary home of the College of Arts and Sciences.
Replaced all the Illinois capacitors with F&Ts, and the 5 watt resistors with longer leads to keep them up off the board.
When the night falls the image of the city changes. Daylight is replaced by islands of artificial light. Brightly lit shop windows and facades, illuminated signs, headlights of passing cars and traffic lights are perceived as signals in a background noise: the gleam of streets, squares and roads caused by public lighting. The night - the realm of fantasy and magic - in Eindhoven is the stage for GLOW 2010.
‘(Re-)Discovering Eindhoven’ puts well-known urban spaces by means of artificial light in a different perspective and illuminates unexpected locations in the city. GLOW 2010 focuses on sites that tickles the imagination of artists. Familiar situations get a new meaning and places that are invisible or ignored because of their obscure nature are revealed by light. Think of the dark corners with waste bins and the poor backsides of luxury shop exteriors, with drain pipes, air conditioners, motion detectors, security fences and emergency exits. At daytime lifeless and uninteresting, during night hours titillating, inhospitable and sometimes ominous. These sites stimulate the imagination of artists and inspire them in their quest for the visible and hidden urban identity.
‘(Re-)Discovering Eindhoven’ shows the city in other disguises. As a space for rhetoric, narration, memory, dialogue and self-reflection. GLOW 2010 allows artists to bring back magic into the innercity by adding light objects to the existing streetscape, not fearing techniques of seduction and drama. Some make their own story and use materials they find in the surrounding areas. Others start a dialogue with the urban environment by making use of existing wall surfaces that serve as giant projection screens or exploit the interior of an existing building for their personal discovery.
One thing all light objects have in common. At various locations something appears that deviates from the ordinary and offers a surprise or perhaps a small miracle. Something that attracts and helds the public attention, makes curious and cannot immediately see through. But every work of art causes individual thoughts and feelings about a place using the magical power of light.
Replaced on 12/11/06 with a slightly different crop and an application of curves in CS2.
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