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Segment of the old defensive wall around the City of London left untouched amidst the office buildings of London's financial district.
The City--London, UK / July 11, 2009
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Celect launches Celect Optimization Platform in the Smart Data market segment during DEMO Fall 2014 at the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California, on Wednesday, November 19, 2014. The Celect Optimization Platform, powered by the Celect Choice Engine, allows retailers to understand how a specific customer shopping at a specific location chooses from an assortment of products. For more information on Celect please visit bit.ly/Celect. Complete coverage of DEMO, New Tech Solving Big Problems, can be found at bit.ly/DEMOsite. Photo by Stephen Brashear (www.stephenbrashear.com)
How to install an Outdoor Fireplace using Segmental Retaining Wall (SRW) Block
Custom designed and installed using The King of Hearths King Arthur Outdoor Fireplace Assembly
Segmental Retaining Wall Block by Borgert Products/ ~ Madera Wall Block in Iron Range Color Blend
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Comiccon Brussels 2023 - Spring - Day 2 - Cosplay Catwalk
Together with the awesome team of Cosplaycloud we have a special catwalk build for all the cosplayers.
It's not a competition and all cosplayers are welcome to participate in their segment.
On the catwalk it's all about fun and energy all day long.
These are the segments:
- Animation Worldwide (Manga, Anime, Avatar, Rick & Morty,...)
- Sci Fi Catwalk (Star Wars, Star Trek, Dr Who, ...)
- Comic Book Catwalk (All Comic Related Cosplays)
- Catwalk Finale (open for all kinds of Cosplay)
( Comic con brussels is your celebration of geek culture in the heart of europe!
You will find us at the beautiful Tour & Taxis site near the Brussels North train station. At Comic Con Brussels you will find Dealers, Artists, Actors, ... It's a Con that brings together all the things you love:
Comics, cosplay, gaming, films, manga, collectibles, anime, tv series, clothing, toys, gadgets and lots more!!! )
A selection of photos put together in a grid. These were taken as part of a project exploring the body. I focused on its differences and simalarities-for example finding scars, blemishes and different muscles/bone structures in a range of individuals.
Colorado Trail - Segment 10 - Timberline Lake Trailhead to Mount Massive Trailhead - 13.6 miles. June 2015.
Durango, CO (La Plata County)
Day 5 (Segment 28)
Bridge site to Junction Creek Trailhead
Cruisin’ right along, I made it to Gudy’s Rest. A fantastic overlook with a bench honoring Gudy Gaskill, who made the Colorado Trail a reality. I stopped for a break and took in some of the final views. A very nice stop but Gudy’s bench was in the sun so I opted to relax on a rock bench hiding in the shade. Still very nice.
As hikers near the end of their journey, getting off of the trail is always on their mind and then how to get to an airport or bus station to travel home. Sometimes family and/or friends might meet them on the trail and provide transportation. Another option is to catch a hitch, which was my plan to get back to my car. Of course, I was hiking into a day hiking area, so any hiker encounters would be a possibility, since they would likely be parked at the trailhead.
Gudy’s Rest is about 4 miles from the trailhead, so I didn’t have too much further to go. And wouldn’t you know it, a couple of dayhikers arrived. Of course, now was time for my Yogi skills while chatting. (Yogi’ing is in honor of Yogi Bear who was always after a pic-a-nic basket. So, to yogi is to receive some food or other assistance from others who are interested in your trail tales.) They were very friendly and I was able to secure a ride from the trailhead! I just had to get there in time.
Now the goal was to make it to the trailhead by 2:00, when the friendly dayhikers agreed to pick me up. They were camped in a nearby Campground and not actually parked at the trailhead. It was after noon, so that would mean 4 miles in 2 hours. 2 miles an hour is definitely doable especially with the gentle terrain. Getting a ride and getting into town is motivation to move quickly. I did and made it to the trailhead about 1:35. I waited until they arrived and then enjoyed the short ride to the train station to my car. Thanks for the ride!
So that was it. Congrats to me for finishing the Colorado Trail! I started in 2015 and finished in 2021.
CO (Lake County)
Day 3
Segment 10 random spot to Segment 11 Interlaken Trailhead
It was cold but mostly tolerable. Probably didn't need to, but since I carried it, I did use the 'woobie' which added additional warmth. During the night I heard something pelting the tent at various times. I figured frozen snow or ice pellets. There were white patches in the morning. Thermometer said 36f which was not as cold as I anticipated.
I only had about 3 miles of hiking to reach Segment 11 at the Mount Massive Trailhead. It was chilly so I did wear gloves and buff. I encountered a large boulder that had fallen on the trail. I've removed numerous trail obstructions from the Appalachian Trail, mostly blowdowns and never a large rock like this. It was easy to get around, so I don't think they will be moving it anytime soon (even if they could). Just before the trailhead I left Mount Massive Wilderness Area.
Halfmoon Creek Road leads to the Mount Massive Trailhead and is another access to Leadville. Cyclists are allowed to bike on the Colorado Trail. However, they are not permitted in Wilderness Areas. Segments 9 & 10 contain Wilderness Areas. After a detour, cyclists can rejoin the trail here. As a general rule I have not had problems with cyclists.
At the trailhead I noticed a 'No Camping' sign but the CT Databook indicates camping here. And there are nice sites so I assume the sign is for car campers. I had my coffee break here overlooking Halfmoon Creek.
Not sure how to turn this.
I need to have the interface between AllBlack rim disk and Index ring, turning at right angles to the axis or the join will be wobbly.
If I put the shaft in the chuck, I could use the tail stop to align things, then remove it.
Might be best to remove the tapered jaws, they will only be in the way.
A selection of photos put together in a grid. These were taken as part of a project exploring the body. I focused on its differences and simalarities-for example finding scars, blemishes and different muscles/bone structures in a range of individuals.
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[This series of 6 photos was taken in early morning fog] The Bank of Hampton (Hampton, South Carolina) dates from 1891-1892. The architect is known--a local man although born in France, named Vincent J. Fontaine, who designed several buildings in Hampton County. The cost of this commercial structure was just over $3000. The 2-story red brick building is in common bond and exhibits traits of Italianate architecture. The structural elements show a symmetrical arrangement, even to the side facades being almost alike. A stepped parapet with sign panel graces the front facade; the side elevations are marked by low flat parapets. A sawtooth pattern of brick is in the cornice. Raised brickwork at the corners of the front and rear facades simulates pilasters that are capped with a sort-of battlement motif. Windows throughout are characterized by segmental arches; the two bottom windows on the front elevation are larger than others in the building and have single-light transoms. All lower floor windows are covered with metal bars, necessary for the financial intention of the structure. Segmental arches are also used to top the two visible doors--the front facade and on one side facade. The slightly recessed entry has double doors of glass and paneled wood with a cast-iron sill. The bank was in operation until 1926; from the 1930s to 1960s it was used a rented commercial space with law offices on the second floor, appropriate as the county courthouse was across the street. Since 1987 the Hampton Museum and Visitors’ Center has used both floors. The Bank of Hampton was added to the National Register of Historic Places May 30, 2001 with ID#01000606. The nomination form is located at www.nationalregister.sc.gov/hampton/S10817725008/S1081772...
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here is a segment of the Pineappple Grove wall mural I had shown the other day. You can see how the Pineapple ends and this one begins. 2nd and Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach FL. Ultra Minimal
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Three layers of foam core (top, support for the acrylic in the middle and a jig for the LEDs on the bottom). A prototype for a four digit display.