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We are finishing repairing the flood damage done to the McManus Studio Theatre. This photo shows the replacement of stage dimming equipment.
This photo was taken on the 3rd floor mezzanine next to the couches and volunteer room.
When Ford replaced the Escort with the 'New Edge' Focus in 1998 it brought a level of driving dynamics that had not been seen before in the compact class. I nearly bought a first generation Focus as my first car, though eventually settled for the more mature Golf IV.
The second generation of the Focus introduced a higher quality interior and a more refined drive to better compete with the Golf. It also produced this variant, the CC (which stands for Coupé-Cabriolet) and features a folding hardtop.
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Replacing a (very dirty) passenger cabin air filter on a 2005 Pontiac Vibe.
Pontiac recommends checking filter at 15,000-mile intervals, replacement every 30,000 miles.
St Laurence Church, Reading Berkshire. When the old window needed replacing they kept the old stone in the churchyard.
I'm just looking through some of my photos of the town I live in to show how pretty it can look. Recently a writer in a national newspaper described the town as ugly. It's no Oxford, but it's no [put name of any of the ugly post-war newtowns). I already had a thought to try and catch some of the beautiful bits that are more modern, but to start off here's some of the older stuff.
Just messing around with Photoshop. The colour pallet was borrowed from an Autumn leaves photo I took a few months ago. Think the photo looks warmer and more pleasing than the other Ellie pic...
I had a really, really good Saturday. I let myself be lazy in the morning, and watched Finding Nemo on the Disney HD channel. Then I got some housecleaning done. Then, I did the dreaded "swap out" of summer/winter clothes. Amazingly enough, everything from last year STILL FIT or was even a little loose (score!). I also found a pair of nice jeans I didn't know I owned mixed in with my shorts (bonus!).
We went out for a nice dinner, then hit Target for some much needed shopping, including replacement table lamps. I don't think the cats can break these as easily as the last ones.
Finally, home, SP, and chillin' on the couch. An all around good, good day.
September 2011: View from new University of Aberdeen Library that has replaced the Queen Mother Library (QML)
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Replacing the angular 155 saloon, the 156 Berlina was introduced in 1997 with a softer and more rounded design. It is a very attractive car, and was also available as an estate (Sportwagon). Petrol and diesel engines were available, as well as a GTA high performance model. It was updated in 2003 to keep the car fresh until the 159 replaced it in 2005 (though the 156 was available in some markets until 2007).
Captured in Duisburg, Deutschland (Germany)
Upon the advice from others on the Antique Radio Forums, I went ahead and replaced the 3 plasticaps. After I took this photo, I tried out the radio with a short wire as an antenna (the antenna is connected to the case and I unsoldered it to get to the chasis) and after warming up I picked up several stations. The radio works!
Plandampf (replacing timetabled trains with steam hauled trains) over a weekend in 2005, centred on the town of Landau, Germany. Normal railway tickets are purchased to ride the trains, which are shared by bewildered locals having to endure packed, unheated old carriages to make their normal journeys.