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even voor de duidelijkheid... lift en geluid zijn onlosmakelijk met elkaar verbonden.
ga maar eens naar het van Abbemuseum... :)
Jester's Tomb, reverse
Tomb of Dicky Pearce, the last of the court jesters. He was the Earl of Suffolk's fool. Born in 1665, he eventually entered the service of the Berkeley family at Berkeley Castle. In 1728 he fell to his death from the minstrel's gallery. Lord Berkeley had such high regard for him that he had him buried at St Mary's Church in the village. His tomb can still be seen in the churchyard and bears the following inscription:
HERE LIES THE EARL OF SUFFOLK'S FOOL
MEN CALLED HIM DICKY PEARCE
HIS FOLLY SERVED TO MAKE FOLKS LAUGH
WHEN WIT AND MIRTH WERE SCARCE
POOR DICK ALAS! IS DEAD AND GONE
WHAT SIGNIFIES TO CRY!
DICKYS ENOUGH ARE STILL BEHIND
TO LAUGH AT BY-AND-BY
On the reverse of the tomb is this inscription:
MY LORD THAT'S GONE HIMSELF MADE MUCH OF HIM
The epitaph was written by Dean Swift, one time chaplain to Charles, Lord Berkeley. The present table tomb dates from 1822 and is by Daw.
After another full day operating trains on the iconic Belgrave to Gembrook railway line, nA Class no. 8A backs into the running shed at Belgrave. Classmate 12A is just visible behind, with 6A out of shot at the back of the line.
Tube adapter long 32-46mm left side round tube
left side in driving direction (or right side reverse installation);
Design 2013-2017
! Before installation grease the brass tube / torsion tube and the dynamo borehole with bearing grease by help of a tooth pick. Don´t wipe away the grease when unpacking !
Rohr Adapter lang 32-46mm links Rundrohr
Design 2013-2017
! Messingröhrchen bzw. Drehfederstab des Dynamohalters und Dynamogehäusebohrung vor dem Zusammenbau gut einfetten mit Lagerfett, z.B. mittels Zahnstocher.
Werkseitige Fettung im Auslieferungszustand nicht abwischen !
Sidebar adapted iPod cover for Big Finish Audio - thanks to original artists - retouching by me (The Doctor)
am 9. Juni 1918 in Stenäy Maas Frankreich!
Armin So! im Hochsprung!
Gäste;
1.) Se Exzellenz von Oven
2.) Etappen-Kommandant Hauptmann Doettloff
3.) Adjutant und Leutnant Denuser
4.) Generalstabs-Offiziere
5.) Hauptm. Wefers, Ortskommandant v. L'ville. usw
Some young leaves growing on a curry tree - Murraya koenigii. Although available in abundance in Mauritius, people tend to ignore its multiple health benefits.
I was trying to shoot bigger things (than flies) using the reverse lens method. Quite noisy due to the ISO.
This was taken from my kitchen window. That involved me climbing on the kitchen counter, putting my feet on the sink, and propping my arms up on the window sill. I realized just how insane this probably looked when someone slowly drove past my house. I felt like a reverse peeping tom.
I know the leaves look insanely red, but it had just finished raining. That's just how they looked.
Funny enough I took this before I left the house headed to Holla Bend. I ended up getting the best "wildlife" shot of the day in my own front yard. I could have saved the 2 hour drive!
It's Christmas time guys!
Can't wait, favorite time of the year.
It actually snowed a foot here! That is so much we usually don't get any before Christmas!
I have a feeling that this year is going to be good!
I like being able to look outside at night when theres snow because its so much brighter and its like daytime out.
www.flickr.com/photos/nora-meszoly/18882445958/in/photost...
Cabinet card, 1890s, around 1895
Photographer: Muschalek Károly (Karl Muschalek) (1857-1904)
Brassó (Kronstadt)
Kapu utca 27. (Purzengasse) (today: Str. Republicii)
Hungary/Transylvania/Erdély
(Now Brașov, Romania)
Activity: 1873-1904
The reverse of this picture ( www.flickr.com/photos/addie-b/15531915083/in/photostream/ ). I believe the writing on the bottom says "Zur freundl[ichen] Erinnerung an dein Patenkind „Hildegard“! Weihnachten 1918." which roughly translates to "In friendly remembrance of your godchild "Hildegard"! Christmas 1918."
A Reverse Osmosis skid is used to clean up water by forcing it through a very small membrane... which filters out large molecules.
Cerith Wyn Evans' "Inverse Reverse Perverse" (1996) at Tate Britain.
www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/wyn-evans-inverse-reverse-pe...