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[ 2007 Seattle Seafair festivities as seen from Eric and Kathleen's deck. ]
The Aero L-39 Albatros is a high-performance jet trainer aircraft developed in Czechoslovakia to meet requirements for a "C-39" (C for cvičný - trainer) during the 1960s to replace the L-29 Delfín. It was the first of the second-generation jet trainers, and the very first turbofan-powered trainer produced, and was later updated as the L-59 Super Albatros and as the L-139. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aero_L-39_Albatros)
Oh dear. I haven't notice a serious drop in performance from my MacBook's battery, but it is 3 1/2 years old.
I think I'll hang on for a bit.
ODC 5-21, time and again I replace my little Bialetti coffee press with the Nespresso machine- and vice versa. I love to change between the different espresso cultures!
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Keep Wales Tidy Received funding from Postcode Local Trust to help 2 schools to improve their school grounds for Biodiversity and for educational purposes. These pictures are about the part with Maendy Primary School in Cwmbran, Torfaen. This was planned and delivered by Chris Partridge and Thom Board.
The school were interested in having an orchard, some more wildflowers and they wanted access to their overgrown made safe by replacing the rotted fence. They were interested in building a SuDS platform which was based around their 0 and x's board we made the previous year, but they wanted to have a chessboard and this could be in a dark and very wet unused area of their school grounds near to the forest schools area and pond. We only do these types of activities with schools if the children are fully behind the planning and building of these so they have maximum ownership of everything.
We started with the pond fence, removal was too much for the children, so staff organised a parent's day. This was lovely seeing so many parents join in with their children and grandchildren to take down the fence, stack it carefully and then put in the new one. The old one was made of good sized wood but the ground is so wet that it had rotten away in around 10-12 years. The new fence is guaranteed for 20 years and expected to last 30-45.
Thom then planted some bluebells, snowdrops and wood anemone in and around the log circle area, while a start was made on the frame for the chessboard. The children had to measure the area of the plastic paving and see if the sleepers could fit around it. They then had to measure 2 of the sleepers, which were cut in half. These were then all placed in a square and the children screwed all of the frames together using a variety of cordless handtools. Over a few Thursdays, the children then filled up the insides of the frame with a sub-base by hand using wheelbarrows they assembled themselves. This was then leveled off. A group them marked on the sleepers the edge boundaries of the inner plastic chessboard, so that the chessboard would be in the center of the frame. A thin layer of stone was added to the sub-base and raked flat. The frame was then added onto the stones in the right place. Over 2 sessions, white and black stones were carefully added to each grid alternatively to give the chessboard effect. This was compacted down and on the last session all of the giant chess pieces were filled with stone, sealed and placed on the board for the final group of 8 pupil's had the privilege of the School's first game of chess. Lunchtime came and it ended in a draw. It was really lovely on the final session for the whole class to come out and see what they had all contributed to. It was very easy to see how proud everyone was of this achievement. It could have been done in 2-3 days with contractors and machines, but where's the fun and ownership in that? Mr. Morgan promised that when the weather improves, he'll teach them all how to play chess.
The School's Eco-Committee were given a list of fruit trees from us via the local Garden Centre and they selected 12 of them. These were purchased and delivered and on one Thursday, Thom and some of the pupils planted the orchard at the far end of the school with some peat free compost and nutrients to help them to grow.
The rain just didn't seem to lessen and we delayed and delayed the wildflower seed sowing. We decided that it would be best for Thom to do this part himself to limit the amount of damage to the adjacent grass which which be made by a load of children (see pond fence pics).
The school have a whole load of exciting books and equipment which will help them to explore, monitor and look after all the biodiversity improvements. All of this is thanks to the Postcode Local Trust and players of the Postcode Lottery.
Sattva II/SP - 25.04.2009
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The 25 was an executive car produced by Renault between 1984 and 1992. It replaced both the Renault 20 and 30 models, simplifying the lineup with a single offering that covered both the mid-size and executive categories (similar to how the modern day Talisman replaced both the Latitude and the Laguna III).
The car pictured is the phase 2 version, incorporating minor cosmetic changes introduced in June of 1988 (for the 1989 model year). Four cylinder petrol and diesel engines were offered throughout the car's life cycle with 63 - 140 PS, with V6 engines topping the range (141 - 205 PS).
These will probably be the last pictures of Dex for a month or so, I sold Natalie so she has to have her body back. I'll miss Nat but I know the girl I sold her to will take lotsa pictures of her so I'll get to see her still :D
With 47 seconds to go in the second a glass pane had to replaced. Perhaps the ref didn't know that Zam Man and crew usually can do change one pane in under two minutes, because the ref called for the intermission and the 47 seconds would be played after the intermission.
Clube Sattva/SP - 24.01.2009
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Note to self: Always plan to replace fasteners on cars that you let out of your sight, not even talking about cars you bought used or let the dealership fix
Three pieces went in and about 10 fell out. You'd be amazed how well it was working in spite of it's dilapidation.
Burlington Northern & Santa Fe railroad rolling lift bridge crossing the Galveston Bay at Galveston Texas constructed in 1989 has relocated to Petaluma California in 2015 crossing the Petaluma Creek as the Haystack Landing railroad bridge replaced a swing bridge.
L-R Joe Cressy and NDP party leader, Thomas Mulcair, Event at which Joe Cressy was nominated to replace Olivia Chow as NDP candidate in Trinity-Spadina, Toronto. © Linda Dawn Hammond / IndyFoto.com April 10, 2014
I replaced the original Scalextric motor with a lower-rpm BWA unit. You can see it here, painted matte black; when I lowered the body and interior, the transmission tunnel was sacrificed, so the motor takes its place. Modified spares box pieces close off the new 'tunnel' at each end of the motor. I made the hood bulge from a small aircraft model drop tank.
Here you can see a electrical RCD 17th Edition consumer unit replaced by MPS Electrical in Leeds. Notice the mandatory warning voltage sticker placed on the consumer unit itself stating the next inspection date, preence of Residual Current devices RCD and the two colour wiring sticker warning conforming to BS7671 17th Edition wiring regulations. MPS electrical has years experience in Leeds as a approved electricians serving Leeds & West Yorkshire.visit www.mps-electrical.com for more information
This girl is also celebrating the return of tap water at home.
Photo: Copyright SPARC.
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The State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability (SPARC) programme is an initiative of the Nigerian and UK Governments working to improve governance and reduce poverty in Nigeria.
Find out more at www.sparc-Nigeria.com
SPARC is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID/UK Aid)
The following is from the website of the architect:
The new house was designed by Anthony Browne and will have a façade longer than Buckingham Palace. The house replaces a derelict mansion that stood on the same site but was damaged by fire in 1983. A J Browne Co. acted as Project Managers and Architects on the construction of the house.
As well as the main house, a Boathouse 'Folly' was built which follows the same design principles as the Main House.
"Anthony Browne designed what was, until now, the largest private residence constructed in Britain for 100 years - Hamilton Palace in Lewes, East Sussex, a £40m ego trip for the notorious property developer Nicholas Van Hoogstraten"
Emma Brockes in The Guardian, June 2001
The planned new mansion was, controversially, offered up by Mr Browne as his final piece of work at Brighton Polytechnic, where he studied architecture until 1986
The Independent Magazine, October 1988
Motorists on the A22 will catch a glimpse of it through the trees; they will think of the White House or Blenheim Palace. "It's based on Blenheim and isn't a lot smaller", says Mr Browne. People will think its beautiful and they may well be right
The Independent Magazine, October 1988
"It is a statement of power" says Anthony Browne
The Independent Magazine, October 1988
"Post-Modern Classical with a touch of meglomania"
John Martin Robinson in The Independent Magazine, October 1988
Never even noticed until Draconian mentioned it, but he does appear to be looking at that caution tag doesn't he?
There were two guys peeling off the ATP Masters signs at the ends of the court and replacing them with larger ones...someone had complained they weren't regulation size.
"Fat Albert"
c/n: 382-5258 replaced 151891 as Blue Angels support ship Nov 2002.
The Blue Angels use a United States Marine Corps C-130T Hercules nicknamed "Fat Albert" for logistics, carrying spare parts, equipment, and to carry support personnel between shows. Starting in 1975, "Bert" was used for Jet Assisted Take Off (JATO) and short aerial demonstrations just prior to the main event at selected venues, but the JATO demonstration ended in 2009 due to dwindling supplies of rockets. "Fat Albert Airlines" flies with an all-Marine crew of three officers and five enlisted personnel.