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Location: Liverpool Central

Train: 2O33 14:17 Liverpool Central - Ormskirk & 2G89 13:58 Kirkby - Liverpool Central

ECOSISTEMAS Services is the only owner-operated

and supervised specialist arboricultural company

serving the whole of the Algarve .

With over 20 years experience in the tree care

industry, we are able to offer a wide range of

arboricultural services.

From simple pruning jobs to major crown reduction

and felling work through to stump grinding, we are

fully equipped with professional machinery and

qualified, experienced staff in order to provide you

or your clients with a quality service.

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Telephone or e-mail for a consultancy to examine the best proposals and ideas for the treatment of your trees. ecossistemas é a única firma especializada em Arboricultura dirigida e operada pelo próprio dono na região do Algarve.

Com mais de 20 anos de experiência na indústria de cuidados de árvores, podemos oferecer uma larga gama de serviços em arboriculturas.

Da poda simples, redução extensiva da coroa, cortagem, e até trituração de resíduos verdes, estamos bem equipados com maquinaria profissional, pessoal qualificados e experiente para oferecer ao Sr. ou aos seus clientes um serviço de qualidade.

 

Telefone ou escreva um e-mail para uma visita de consulta sem compromisso para examinar as melhores propostas ou ideias no tratamento das suas árvores.

  

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We can advise how best to care

for your trees, determining what

is necessary to maintain or improve

the health, appearance and safety.

We issue fixed-price quotations,

not estimates, for any required work.

Brushwood Chipper Service

All prunings are cleared using

heavy-duty wood chippers in order

that the work areas are left in a neat and tidy condition.

These machines, with an operator are

available for hire at an hourly r

Felling and Dismantling

If it is necessary or desirable to remove

a tree, we have the equipment and expertise to dismantle it safely. We specialise in the removal of trees from awkward areas such

as adjacent to swimming pools and buildings or when they are in close proximity to overhead cables.

            

Abates e Desmontagens

Stump Grinding

After felling, our clients can choose to have

the tree stump removed by us using

professional stump grinding machinery.

Or if you have unsightly stumps from

previously felled trees, we can grind

them out and reinstate your lawn.

                 

Remoção dos Tocos

Specialist Pruning including Fruit Trees

With over 20 years experience, we have

the expertise and equipment to carry out

all aspects of tree pruning, particularly where technical knowledge is required in order to maximise crop production or improve the health and appearance.

             

Poda Especializado

Tree-Pest Treatment ,Control Diseases especialized team for control and detection of diseases or plague, which can be detected in every kind of plants in your garden.

If you need further information, contact us! (Rhynchophorus Ferrugineus)Pine Trees Caterpillar

The annual infestation of Pine Trees (Pinus Pinea) by the processionary caterpillar begins to take effect in the end of summer.

This pest, which is found mainly in Mediterranean and Atlantic regions, causes extreme damage to the pine trees and also worrying skin irritations on humans and animals.

ECOSSISTEMAS has devised a biological product composed of bacteria, “Bacillus Thuringiensis”, which has no toxicity to people and the environment.

It is advisable that this treatment is initiated in the autumn to prevent the caterpillar from hatching in January and causing maximum damage.

If you are interested in treating your pine trees then please do not hesitate to contact us.Red Palm Weevil

A phyto-sanitary team from ECOVIVEIROS Garden Centre, was called out after concerns from a worried client that their majestic palm tree (a Phoenix Canariensis, 8mtrs tall), was showing extreme signs of wilting and distress. On examination, it was discovered to be slowly dying due to an infestation of Red Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus Ferrugineus), an extremely preoccupying situation, as this shows that this pest which originated in India in 1891, and has over the last two centuries, been found in Egypt, Arabian Gulf countries, Spain (2004) has now arrived to Portugal, most notably, Albufeira and Silves area in the Algarve.

The Red Palm Weevil is the most dangerous and deadly pest of Date, Coconut, Oil, Sago and other Palms. There is no cure, only prevention.

Until the 1970´s, the pest was found only in the tropics.

Since then it has destroyed the following:

1984 - Arabian Emirates – 200,000 palms

1987 - Saudi Arabia – 200,000 palms

1993 - Egypt – 270,000 palms

1995 - Malaga – 2000 palms

2004 - Valencia – 220 palms

This is an extremely worrying situation, as a large proportion of this insect arriving to the European continent is due to the importation of palm trees from Egypt, where 22 out of 26 regions of the country are affected by the red palm weevil. In Spain, in 2004, an embargo was declared, prohibiting the sale of Valencian palm trees, which is the capital of Palm tree production in Europe.

The transport of palms from already infected areas has contributed to the spread of this pest. Strict quarantine at international and national levels should be applied.

The weevil, of which in adult stage can be recognised by its very reddish, orange colour, commences flight when temperatures reach between 25º - 40º. It dislikes light, therefore it is difficult to detect, as it buries itself into the interior of the palm tree, where the female then lays between 200 – 300 eggs, which are the size of a grain of rice.

All stages (life cycle) are spent inside the palm. After the female lays the eggs, they hatch in 2-5 days into larvae (1.4cms in length), which then feed on the soft interior tissues of the palm. This larval period varies between 1-3 months, where the larvae then pupate inside an oval, cylindrical cocoon, made from fibrous strands, and dark brown in colour. After about 14 – 21 days, the adult weevil emerges.

There is no effective biological cure for this pest. The best method is preventative. The crowns of palm trees should be cleaned regularly, to prevent the accumulation of dead and decaying leaves. Avoid cuts and injuries to the palm. When cutting green leaves, cut them about 120cm away from the base. All dead palms or palms beyond recovery should be cut and burned to eradicate the pest inside.

The weevils can also be trapped by luring them into a trap bucket called a “Saudi Trap.” This is a 15lt bucket with sturdy walls with a 4cm diameter opening which contains a 5cm solution of water, sugar and a carbolic based insecticide and pieces of palm stem. This is then fixed to the trunk of the palm about 1.5m from the base. This pest is extremely difficult to detect without a thorough examination of the tree. We can be alerted to its presence by a sad, wilting appearance of the palm and new leaves showing a reddish colour.

have a team on hand to deal with all enquiries, and have already alerted the Ministry of Agriculture, where they are working in close conjunction to devise a plan on the controlling of this pest.

     

during the Summer of 1991. It is currently being renewed and modernized to keep up with an expanding and competitive market. produces most of the plants for sale in its garden center. Other than ornamental shrubs, ornamental trees, a wide variety of fruit trees, annuals, indoor plants, cacti, tropical plants, palm trees, rosebushes, seasonal plants, climbers and others, we also market compost for pots and garden, pine bark, peats and organic as well as specific chemical fertilizers, plastic, glazed and terracota pots.este viveiro passou a fazer parte da durante o Verão de 1991. Neste momento está a ser renovado e modernizado para poder dar resposta a um mercado competitivo e em expansão. produz a maior parte das plantas à venda no seu garden center. Para além de arbustos e árvores ornamentais, uma grande variedade de árvores de fruto, anuais, plantas de interior, cactos, plantas tropicais, palmeiras, roseiras, plantas de época, trepadeiras e outras, também comercializamos composto para vasos e jardim, casca de pinheiro, turfas, fertilizantes químicos e naturais, e vasos de terracota e plástico.

SCHEDULEHORÁRIO

Monday to Friday: Open from 8am to 1pm and from 2pm to 6pm. Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. Segunda a Sexta: Aberto das 8h00 às 13h00 e das 14h00 às 18h00. Encerrado Sábado, Domingo e Feriados.

  

Ecossistemas leads the market in garden maintenance and garden services. Skilled gardeners with all the the necessary tools for professional work offer you a wide range of services always with outstanding results. Our regular garden maintenance costumers benefit from a weekly gardening service on a fixed schedule - every week the job gets done on the same day at the same time. Other casual garden services can be scheduled in advance. A ecossistemas lidera o mercado em manutenção de jardim e serviços de jardinagem. Jardineiros profissionais munidos com todas a ferramentas necessárias oferecem-lhe um vasto leque de serviços sempre com os melhores resultados. Os nossos clientes habituais beneficiam de uma manutenção de jardim semanal num horário fixo - todas as semanas os serviços são prestados no mesmo dia à mesma hora. Outros serviços de jardinagem casuais podem ser marcados com antecedência.

SOME OF OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:ALGUNS DOS NOSSOS SERVIÇOS INCLUEM:

•Palm tree treatment against Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Red Palm Weevil)

•Pine tree treatment against Thaumetopoea pityocampa (Pine Processionary)

•Lawn treatment against Spodoptera cilium (Lawn Caterpillar) and other lawn pests/diseases

•Lawn verticut

•Pruning or removal of big trees or palm trees

•Irrigation system revision

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arqitectura paisagistica algarve ,garden centre algarve

•Tratamento de palmeiras contra Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Escaravelho da Palmeira)

•Tratamento de pinheiros contra Thaumetopoea pityocampa (Processionária do Pinheiro)

•Tratamento de relvados contra Spodoptera cilium (Lagarta da Relva) e outras pragas/doenças

•Escarificação de relvados

•Poda ou remoção de árvores ou palmeiras de grandes dimensões

•Revisão de sistemas de rega

,ECOSSISTEMAS e oLIVEIRAS DE PORTUGAL COM A ECOVIVEIROOS pela sua actividade. O proprietário dos conhecidos viveiros ECOSSISTEMAS tem vindo a ganhar crescente notoriedade, por força do seu profissionalismo e pela forma apaixonada como defende as suas causas..E a mais importante de todas é, sem dúvida, a preservação das oliveiras portuguesas, consideradas por OLIVEIRAS DE PORTUGAL como uma das “espécies mais fantásticas da paisagem mediterrânica”. Lamenta que esta árvore não esteja protegida pela legislação nacional e seja, hoje em dia, preterida nos jardins portugueses por palmeiras ou buganvílias, estranhas ao nosso ambiente natural e que necessitam, inclusive, de mais manutenção e grandes quantidades de água.E a que se deve este desencanto por uma das árvores seculares da nossaflora. ECOSSISTMAS aponta, por um lado, a mentalidade das pessoas, rendidas às espécies exóticas, e por outro o desleixo com que as árvores autóctones – de que as oliveiras fazem parte - são tratadas. O trabalho é mal feito desde o início, a árvore não é bem trabalhada”, observa. “Há muitos particulares que desistem de comprar oliveiras,porque as vêm sem qualidade plantadas pelas câmaras municipais em rotundas. São árvores muito feias, porque foram mal podadas, e isso influencia negativamente as pessoas”. Admite que as contenções orçamentais acabem porcondicionar a compra de árvores mais bem cuidadas por parte das autarquias, mas aponta as vantagens desta espécie. Não precisa de água, é muito resistente e até dá frutos.,Designing a garden with ECOSSITEMAS means introducing the concepts of good garden planning to achieve the most practical and aesthetically pleasing results, taking account of the natural environment and eliminating unnecessary water consumption wherever possible.After first contact with Natura and a visit to the garden or site, a plan is prepared to show how the transformation, whether big or small, will be carried out. Using hand sketched layouts and computer

generated plans for every element - such as irrigation, lighting, levelling, planting and unusual features - our multi-lingual staff can explain the works required and agree the desired final effect with the client.An estimate is prepared detailing every plant that will be introduced; the cost of saving and transplanting certain plants where required, and the cost of labour, machinery and extra materials. To present ideas and estimates, a nominal fee is made for complex projects requiring detailed architectural expertise from our in-house designers. For smaller projects, our qualified gardeners can provide free preliminary quotes.A typical project would include the following stages

,Plantas ornamentais e florestais. Árvores de fruto projectos, construção e manutenção de jardins,Projectos e instalação de sistemas de rega ,Calçada, Carvão e lenha, Lagos e cascatas, Materiais de construção, Muros, Pedra decorativa, Relva em tapete ,Serviços, Abate de árvores, Camiões, Escavações, Terraplanagem,Limpeza de terrenos. Terraplanagem e escavações. Aluguer de máquinas. Camiões. Construção civil. Materiais de construção,Pavimentos. Calçada. Pedra regional. Pedra rolada. Lage,Muros. Carvão. Cascas de pinho. Tratamento de palmeiras. ,Limpeza e abate de árvores. Sulipas,Terra,Limpeza de terrenos, terraplanagem e escavações,Aluguer de maquinas,Construção e renovação de jardins,Construção de lagos e cascatas,Construção de muros,Construção Civil,Venda de pedras decorativas,regionais,roladas e lage,de jardim,ECOSSISTEMAS é uma empresa capaz de responder com eficácia a qualquer necessidade no âmbito da construção e manutenção de jardins e espaços verdes. A ECOSSISTEMAS trabalha com um conjunto de fornecedores de materiais para construção de Jardins. Esta empresa não funciona apenas como empreiteira de jardins, mas como consultora de todo o tipo de espaços verdes. Fazemos a Plantas ornamentais e florestais. Árvores de fruto projectos, construção e manutenção de jardins,Projectos e instalação de sistemas de rega ,Calçada, Carvão e lenha, Lagos e cascatas, Materiais de construção, Muros, Pedra decorativa, Relva em tapete ,Serviços, Abate de árvores, Camiões, Escavações, Terraplanagem,Limpeza de terrenos. Terraplanagem e escavações. Aluguer de máquinas. Camiões. Construção civil. Materiais de construção,Pavimentos. Calçada. Pedra regional. Pedra rolada. Lage,Muros. Carvão. Cascas de pinho. Tratamento de palmeiras. ,Limpeza e abate de árvores. Sulipas,Terra,Limpeza de terrenos, terraplanagem e escavações,Aluguer de maquinas,Construção e renovação de jardins,Construção de lagos e cascatas,Construção de muros,Construção Civil,Venda de pedras decorativas,regionais,roladas e lage,de jardim

  

At ABN AMRO Rotterdam Tennis Tournament 2015.

From my recent Typocentric: Bazaar workshop at the UnBox Festival in Delhi. Hosted with Abishek Ghate and Rajesh Dahiya of Co-Design. We had global participants construct typographic forms from objects commonly found in Indian markets – buttons, bindis, decorative mirrors, candles, textile embellishments, match-boxes, etc. Much fun on a crazy tight time-frame.

 

Blog post + translations to come...Check out my full blog post on Random Specific

Male nuthatch taking food to female on the nest.

An Early 20th Century Butler’s Table

 

narra

30 1/2” x 23” x 48” (77 cm x 58 cm x 122 cm)

 

Opening bid: PHP 20,000

 

Lot 1232 of the Leon Gallery auction in July 2020. Please see leon-gallery.com for more information.

Spare Ladder serving as Ladder 104

2005 Seagrave

SL05001T

Ex-Ladder 147

Lucie Safarova serving against Kristina Barrois. First round WTA singles at the Porsche Tennis GrandPrix in Stuttgart.

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Former officers of Manchester City Police serving with the Grenadier Guards pose for the camera in 1915.

 

During the first days of the Great War, many police officers left their forces and volunteered to serve in the armed services.

 

Many were killed in action during the war.

 

We remember them.

 

From the collection of the Greater Manchester Police Museum and Archive.

 

For more information please follow Greater Manchester Police Museum and Archives.

 

To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.

www.gmp.police.uk

 

You should call 101, the new national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.

 

Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.

 

You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.

 

France's Yulia Fedossova serving in her first round match against Roumanian Simona Halep at the Wimbledon Qualifying Event at the Bank of England Club in Roehampton.

  

Halep won 6-7, 7-6, 6-2, but was put out by Anastasia Yakimova in 2 sets in the second round.

Serving Hands Florist

Dress A Chair: Chair Bows, Runners

Hurricane Lamp, Mirror from Tarp

Select from photos in this album to create a slide show to convince local businesses that serving people with disabilities is profitable.

 

For the latest research on what works in Inclusive Tourism point them to, "Best Practice in Accessible Tourism: Inclusion, Disability, Ageing Population and Tourism"

 

buhalis.blogspot.com/2012/02/new-book-best-practice-in-ac...

 

One of the most frequent questions asked by advocates and industry alike is “what is the value of the inclusive tourism market?”. There are surprisingly few studies that have examined this question. Below is an updated extract from an article that presents a summary economic estimate studies (Darcy & Dickson, 2009).

 

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The omelets can be put on the table as well.

Playing TVA coed beach volleyball

English duck crown is one of the best produces in the UK. It's a great alternative to the old roast chicken. Here's a simple recipe for honey glazed roast duck...

 

1. using fingers, separate the skin from the underlying flesh

 

2. marinate the duck in soya sauce, honey, cloves, star anise for 3 hours

 

3. drain excess liquid off of duck

 

4. roast duck at 220C in the oven until skin starts to tighten & turns light brown

 

5. reduce heat to 180 until cooked (if you like the duck medium rare/pink then stop when it releases a lot of liquid)

 

6. glaze the duck with honey

 

7. turn oven to 220C and use the fan function and cook until skin is crispy

 

8. let the duck rest for 16 minutes before serving!

Cake by Serving Hands

Neither wheels nor trucks any more, but still easily identifiable as the wooden body of an early subway car from Berlin. It still sports the logo of the Berlin Transport Company (Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe, BVG). Today it serves as a small café. Among other things they offer "Shisha drinks", whatever that is.

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R.GAMBLE

Royal Irish Rifles

26th April 1916 Age 28

 

Not on the Bungay War Memorial

 

GAMBLE, ROBERT

Rank:……………………………..Company Quartermaster Serjeant

Service No:…………………….8833

Date of Death:……………….26/04/1916

Age:………………………………..28

Regiment:………………………Royal Irish Rifles, 2nd Bn.

Grave Reference:……………S. 39.

Cemetery:………………………BUNGAY CEMETERY

Additional Information:

Husband of Hilda F. Bass (formerly Gamble), of "El Nido," Hemel Hempstead, Herts. Born at Dublin. Proceeded to France Aug., 1914, twice wounded.

CWGC: www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/397107/GAMBLE,%20ROBERT

 

SDGW records that Serial number 7 C.Q.M.S Robert Gamble was Killed in Action while serving on the Home Front with the 2nd Garrison Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment. He was previously 8833 “R.LR.Rifles”. Robert was born St Mary’s Dublin and enlisted Dublin. No place of residence is shown.

 

The Medal Index Card for Serial Number 7 Acting Colour Serjeant Robert Gamble, Royal Irish Regiment, is held at the National Archive under reference WO 372/7/194690

discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D2280354

 

I could not find a record for the death of Robert in England and Wales.

 

Initially the SDGW unit didn’t make sense – the 2nd (Home Service) Garrison Battalion was raised in Dublin in March 1916 and remained there until April 1918 when it was renamed and moved to France.

www.1914-1918.net/rireg.htm

 

A further search then turned up that Company Quartermaster Serjeant Robert Gamble was actually Killed in Action in Dublin during the Easter Rising. He was part of a party from Beggar’s Bush Barrack that was attempting to dislodge a party of Rebels who were sniping on the Barracks from the Railway Line.

www.irishmedals.org/participants-in-the-1916-rising_1.html

 

On the day

 

Today in Irish History, April 26, 1916, The battle at Mount Street Bridge

 

In many locations during the Easter Rising, particularly at Jacobs Factory, the Four Courts and Bolands Mill, the Volunteers barely saw a British soldier all week. Rather their positions were isolated and bombarded from distance.

 

Where, however, the British assaulted Volunteer positions dominating the routes into the city, fighting was much more bloody. There they were drawn into street fighting, with its invisible snipers and sudden close range cross-fires, which negated their superiority in men and firepower. This happened mainly at three locations, Mount Street Bridge, South Dublin Union/Marrowbone lane and North King Street.

At Mount Street, on the approach to the city centre from the port at Kingstown (now Dun Laoghaire), a Volunteer outpost manned by only 17 men, armed with rifles and hand guns, faced the frontal assault of a battalion of British troops.

 

The rebels there, nominally under the command of Eamon de Valera in Bolands Mill, but under the direct control of Mick Malone, a twenty eight year old carpenter, had taken up their positions on Mount Street and Northumberland Road on Easter Monday, April 24. That day on Mount Street, a group of reserve volunteer soldiers, nicknamed in Dublin, the “Gorgeous Wrecks” (because of their advanced age and their tunics’ inscriptions ‘Georgius Rex’), unwittingly stumbled upon the rebel position and four were killed before they scrambled into safety at Beggars Bush barracks.

 

Had the rebels known of the weakness of the British garrison, they could have taken Beggars Bush barracks (held initially by the army catering staff and 17 rifles) with relative ease. As it was they occupied the stately Clanwilliam House – commanding the crossing over the Grand Canal – and two houses on Northumberland road, an upper class, leafy, red-bricked neighbourhood.

 

On April 26, they were faced by a British regiment, the Sherwood Foresters, just off the boat from a training depot in England, and so inexperienced that they had to be shown on the pier at Kingstown how to fire and reload their weapons. On top of that, they had left behind their grenades and their Lewis machine guns had been lost in the crossing. Marching up through the suburbs, they were warmly applauded by the upper class crowds still enjoying the Spring Show at the Royal Dublin Society, until they stumbled into the crossfire at Northumberland Road – between two Volunteers in house at number 25 (notably Mick Malone armed with a Mauser automatic pistol) and another four at St Stephen’s Parochial Hall. Ten soldiers were hit in the first attack.

 

Although there was an alternative crossing of the canal available just a street away at Baggot Street, which would have flanked the Volunteers’ position, General Lowe ordered that the bridge at Mount street be taken “at all costs”. For the rest of the day, at the sound of whistles every twenty minutes, waves of hapless troops, led by officers with drawn swords, charged up the Road, only to be shot down. By the evening, the road was carpeted with dead and wounded British troops, many moaning in pain and trying feebly to drink from their water bottles.

www.theirishstory.com/2011/04/26/today-in-irish-history-a...

 

Throughout the battle the Volunteer positions were supported by sniper fire from Boland’s Bakery and the nearby railway tracks. Their actions kept the small British garrison in the adjacent Beggars Bush Barracks pinned down for the duration of the Rising. Sniper fire from each side resulted in many civilian casualties. Mrs Elizabeth Kane was shot dead and her daughter seriously wounded, as was Mr. Hayter, a local grocer. Mr C. Hyland who assisted the wounded Sherwood Foresters on the bridge was shot dead as he stood in the doorway of his house. A British officer, Captain Gerrard, stationed in the nearby barracks recalls,

One of the sentries in Beggars Bush Barracks, about Tuesday evening, said to me, ‘I beg your pardon, sir, I have just shot two girls.’ I said, ‘what on earth did you do that for?’ He said, ‘I thought they were rebels. I was told they were dressed in all classes of attire.’ At a range of about two hundred yards I saw two girls-about twenty (years old) – lying dead.

www.rte.ie/tv/whodoyouthinkyouare/social_diarmuid1.html

 

Some sources say that throughout the battle at Mount Street Bridge, the Volunteer positions were supported by sniper fire from Boland’s Bakery and the nearby railway tracks. Their actions kept the small British garrison in the adjacent Beggars Bush Barracks pinned down for the duration of the Rising. Other historical notes would suggest, however, that while De Valera had over a hundred Volunteers, only two streets away in Boland’s Mill, his command never reinforced the Volunteers at Mount Street.

thewildgeese.irish/profiles/blogs/the-battle-of-mount-str...

 

On Wednesday, Captain Gerrard led a party in an attempt to get to grip with the “Sinn Feiners”.

 

“As soon as I got over the wall, at a range of about 200 yards, about eight Sinn Feiners advanced from the direction of the city to meet us. I saw them coming towards us firing. There was what they call a fairly sharp firefight. These men were standing up, not lying down. They came out of their trenches to meet us. They were very brave, I remember.”

From Witnesses: Inside the Easter Rising by Annie Ryan.

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Beautiful waitress holds the tray about to enter the party... Someone probably leaves it early...

 

Series "A voyeur view to a catering party" (1 of 2)

 

From the High Line,

New York

"Peter Maynard" Life in Shadows Adelaide

The three service can be seen on the left serving Anglesey, water, sewage & electricity

 

Where the Britannia Bridge meets the Anglesey shoreline from the outside, this abutment structure looks like solid masonry but actually it’s hollow. There is a door which faces the Menai Strait which allows maintenance workers to get inside. The pillars support arches, a pair of barrel vaults forms the roof, on which lies the railway track bed.

The structure resembles the inside of a cathedral, hence it’s known as the cathedral abutment (original drawings refer to it as the “wing wall”). The bridge’s three stone piers are made of a similar cellular structure.

The cathedral abutment enables the bridge’s spans to be symmetrical. A long span to carry the railway from the Anglesey pier to the higher ground would not have been replicated on the Gwynedd side, where the land slopes more steeply. The original tubular spans were innovative, and provision was made for symmetrical chains to be installed for extra strength if needed (hence the piers extend far above the railway).

The position of the central pier was dictated by its base, the Britannia Rock in the Strait. The distance from that pier to the Gwynedd abutment is mirrored by the distance from the pier to the cathedral abutment.

Building the piers and abutments in this exposed location was a large and dangerous task. Two men died after falling from the scaffolding – one was blown off by the wind in 1847 and 1848.

  

An old nepalese women is serving tea to a client in her small teashop while the alemebic is running.

 

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One thing I love about old silver is its variety. Serving pieces can be incredibly specialized: pickle forks, nut spoons, tomato servers, asparagus tongs. I also like the fact that someone went to a lot of trouble to make them beautiful or fancy or both.

 

Kozy via the Ren Faire. Thanks Raina. :(

 

Kozy and Raina played dress up for Raina's The Infinite Garage Project, in which she is going through 35 years of her parents' stuff filling their huge 3 car garage. Help her get rid of all this stuff! Check out the blog!

Participated in and photographed one of several community service projects my church led. It was great seeing the kids and adults spend their Saturday morning doing something for others in this way.

Glass serving plate made in Turkey at discount store. Oct. 2022

In the heart of Lincoln Square Gene's Sausage Shop has opened a rooftop cafe serving grilled sausages and potato salad.

Marcos Baghdatis serving to Mardy Fish in the semifinal of the Medibank International Sydney 2010 tennis tournament.

 

View Large and On Black

 

Tilt-shift lens used to isolate both players. Tilted and rotated to get focal plane running diagonally from server to receiver. Inspired by Vincent Laforet's use of tilt-shift lenses in sports photography :)

Someone at Dutch Bros. knew just where to go to move some Joe - savvy marketing at a cheer competition in Newberg, Oregon.

Stephen Kevin "Steve" Bannon (born November 27, 1953) is an American former banker and filmmaker, who is currently serving as assistant to the President and White House chief strategist in the Trump administration. In this capacity, since January 28, 2017, he has been a regular attendee to the Principals Committee of the National Security Council.

Prior to assuming the White House position, Bannon was the chief executive officer of Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.

Before his political career, Bannon served as executive chair of Breitbart News, a far-right[i] news, opinion, and commentary website which Bannon described in 2016 as "the platform for the alt-right".[I] Bannon took leave of absence from Breitbart in order to work for the campaign. After the election, he announced that he would resign from Breitbart.

 

The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC; /ˈsiːpæk/ see-pak) is an annual political conference attended by conservative activists and elected officials from across the United States. CPAC is hosted by the American Conservative Union (ACU).[1] More than 100 other organizations contribute in various ways.

In 2011, ACU took CPAC on the road with its first Regional CPAC in Orlando, Florida. Since then ACU has hosted regional CPACs in Chicago, Denver, St. Louis, and San Diego. Political front runners take the stage at this convention.

Speakers have included Donald Trump,[2]Ronald Reagan,[3][4][5] George W. Bush,[6] Dick Cheney,[7] Pat Buchanan,[8] Karl Rove, Newt Gingrich,[6] Sarah Palin, Ron Paul,[9] Mitt Romney,[6] Tony Snow,[6] Glenn Beck,[10] Rush Limbaugh,[11] Ann Coulter,[7] Allen West,[12] Michele Bachmann,[13] Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, Gary Johnson, Mike Pence, Jeanine Pirro, Betsy DeVos, Lou Dobbs, and other conservative public figures.

Marine archeologist Jim Duff holds an ironstone serving dish recovered from the CSS Georgia.

The Waterguard is a small independent British brewery serving brewed lagers and bitters as well as traditional British Pub Food.

 

Cardiff Bay is the area created by the Cardiff Barrage in South Cardiff, the capital of Wales. The regeneration of Cardiff Bay is now widely regarded as one of the most successful regeneration projects in the United Kingdom. The Bay is supplied by two rivers (Taff and Ely) to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake round the former dockland area south of the city centre. The Bay was formerly tidal, with access to the sea limited to a couple of hours each side of high water but now provides 24-hour access through three locks.

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