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"Kijk! Deze foto heb ik gemaakt op de Shell Eco-Marathon en Het Lab in Rotterdam. Klik hier om meer geweldige foto's van het evenement te zien. \r\n\r\nCheck out this photo from my visit to Shell Eco-Marathon and The Lab in Rotterdam. Click here to see great photos from the event."
Shohab Hakimi, Mine Detection and Dog Center in Panel Discussion: Gaining humanitarian access to communities in Afghanistan
"SAVING MR. BANKS"..P.L. Travers (Emma Thompson), left; Walt Disney (Tom Hanks), right, in Disney's "Saving Mr. Banks"...Ph: François Duhamel..©Disney Enterprises, Inc. All Rights Reserved..
Saving Abel take the stage at “Rocktoberfest 2012” on Sunday, October 21st at the Sunken Garden Theater, San Antonio, TX. Photo by Michael Rushton
Illuminating the facade of a power plant seems like a nice idea and looks interesting but how much electricity is wasted in the process? The plant is owned by the City of Tampere (Finland) and uses turf harvested from swaps as it's fuel.
The photo was taken with Olympus E-300 using the 18-50mm F2.8 EX DC MACRO lense.
The cemetery is featured in the beginning of Steven Spielberg's 1998 film Saving Private Ryan. A World War II veteran, accompanied by his family, makes his way to the grave of Captain John Miller (played by Tom Hanks) and segues into the movie's opening battle sequence, the D-Day landing at Omaha Beach. The grave does not actually exist; the headstone for Miller was only brought to the cemetery for the movie. The Captain John Miller portrayed in the movie never existed, but the Private Ryan story is based upon the story of the Niland Brothers, two of whom are buried in the cemetery.
Part of our plan of becoming better stewards of our land is reducing our energy needs. Scrabble by candlelight is a quite romantic and fun date night on The Farm.
Too bad we didn't have some homemade muscadine wine...
Poem.
I don’t like all those souvenir kiosks selling “tat.”
I don’t like the high-rise accommodation looming over the beach.
I don’t like the crowds of people massing on the beach. Not a square metre of space.
I don’t like the speeding, noisy traffic along the promenade.
I don’t like the invasive speed boats and jet skis dominating the bay.
I don’t like all that artificial entertainment on the pier.
I don’t like the smell of commercialisation, the odour of Factor 50 mixed with hot-dogs and burgers blotting out the salty fragrance of the sea.
I don’t like plastic and paper flotsam and jetsam along the strand-line instead of sea-weed.
But it’s O.K.
None of that is here.
So I like here.
It’s a wonderful paradox that Scotland’s greatest assets are its changeable weather and that brilliant insect-the midge.
Without these, it would be as above.
It would not be the beautiful, natural place that it is.
Thank God for these “imperfections.”
Our saving grace.
1st lady Yumi Hogan presents Governor's Citation for the 40th anniversary of Ocean City Life Saving Station Museum by Tom Nappi at Ocean City, Maryland
We shared this one. Caramelized maple syrup, homemade bread, and powered sugar. If your in Toronto and you are in the mood for brunch I highly recommend Saving Grace on Dundas. West. After an almost 4 mile walk I was famished. We arrived at 10am which was fortunate because we were at the front end of a large group of people with the same idea. The place had a total of about 10 tables with minimalist decor. The food make up for the decor in spades. The owner/wait staff is charming with a great smile and she informed us she also does the baking. I probably should have written down the dishes but hopefully the pictures will entice you to visit Saving Grace.
Compact fluorescent bulbs save electricity affordably; I say affordably because they're more affordable to purchase than the even more electricity-saving LED bulbs.
Carliol House in Newcastle, the one time HQ building of NEEB (North East Electricity Board) is a listed structure. A new office complex for HMRC is being constructed on a large site which includes the former Carliol House. The facade has had to be retained as a part of the new building and is shored up with steelwork whilst construction is undertaken. Seen here on 23rd August 2023 overshadowing GNE 6150, LJ62 KCU, a Volvo B9TL with Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 bodywork.