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The comfort and quality of La-Z-Boy products will help create a home-away-from-home for families at Ronald McDonald Houses.
2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying
Canada Soccer / Mexsport David Leah
21 January 2012 - BC Place in Vancouver, BC
Christine Sinclair
My Sinclair C5, found it lurking in my shed! Been there for a while, time to make it work for a charity bike ride. I know it's not a bike but, it's for charity!!
Motor is shot, no chain, no battery and inner tubes and tyres are shot.
Could be an interesting ride from the Malvern Hills Hotel, round the hills to the Malvern Rugby Club. Sounds fun, almost all down hill. Just discovered the front brake is rubbish and the rear pulls you to the middle of the road!
Home computing comes to Leeds. Bob playing Dolphin's 'Prick wi' legs' ZX Spectrum game at Sholebroke Mount.
FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 advertising campaign
10 September 2014 - Edmonton, AB, Canada
Reserve a seat you won't sit in for a second.
(Christine Sinclair)
Women’s International friendly
Canada v Mexico
24 November 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada
BC PLace
©CanadaSoccer / by Bob Frid
Christine Sinclair signing autograph
FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 advertising campaign
10 September 2014 - Montréal, QC, Canada
Reserve a seat you won't sit in for a second.
Réservez une place où vous ne tiendrez pas en place.
(Christine Sinclair)
2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying
Canada Soccer / Mexsport David Leah
19 January 2012 - BC Place in Vancouver, BC
Christine Sinclair
After a slow first half, Longridge came out all guns blazing which saw them score 6 in the second half to take all three points with a 7-0 win. Goals from Sinclair(3), Wilkinson(2), Allen and Ince.
West Branch, Iowa - The birthplace of Herbert Hoover. This building was first a bank in 1910 then the post office before being converted to Virgil's Sinclair.
Former Union 76 Gasoline Station now a Sinclair Gasoline Station and Food Mart located in Long Beach on Orange and Wardlow.
Recently convered into a Sinclair Station.
Women’s International friendly
Canada v Mexico
24 November 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada
BC PLace
©CanadaSoccer / by Kim Stallknecht
Christine Sinclair
I'm an admirer of Sir Clive Sinclair. I've owned three of his designs: a build-it-yourself digital watch with invisible control switches, a super-compact programmable calculator, and the world's least expensive personal computer. But I'd never heard of this one.
The C5 is a sort of powered recumbent tricycle, with a 1/3hp electric motor driving the rear wheels and a set of pedals so that you can give it an extra boost when that 1/3hp doesn't cut it (which was apparently most of the time). With a top speed of 15 mph on level ground and a profile so low that it was almost invisible (especially in its urban-camouflage offwhite color scheme), it was not the safest mode of transportation around, and the fact that the handlebars, throttle and brakes were located under your thighs did little for stability and precise control. So it was an abject failure. But you can't say it was unoriginal.
Sir Clive was a master at thinking outside the box. Every once in a while, we're reminded that there was a reason for the box.
Interns Hannah Sinclair (left) and Suhn Brown chat during an orientation for participants in Oregon Sea Grant's 2019 summer scholars internship program. Every summer, Oregon Sea Grant places current or recent undergraduates from around the U.S. with Oregon-based federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations for paid, 10-week internships. (photo by Tiffany Woods)
My Sinclair C5, found it lurking in my shed! Been there for a while, time to make it work for a charity bike ride. I know it's not a bike but, it's for charity!!
Motor is shot, no chain, no battery and inner tubes and tyres are shot.
Could be an interesting ride from the Malvern Hills Hotel, round the hills to the Malvern Rugby Club. Sounds fun, almost all down hill. Just discovered the front brake is rubbish and the rear pulls you to the middle of the road!
Waxahatchee brought their new album Ivy Tripp to the Sinclair on Wednesday, May 13, 2015. Fleabite and Girlpool opened. Photos ©2015 by Scott Murry.
Diese historische Aufnahme aus dem Jahre 1981 zeigt den Kleincomputer Sinclaire ZX81, verbunden mit einem Fernseher.
Der Sinclair ZX81 ist ein kleiner Heimcomputer der britischen Firma Sinclair aus dem Jahre 1981, der auf dem ein Jahr zuvor erschienenen Sinclair ZX80 basiert. Als Bildschirm benötigte er einen Fernseher, der über den Antenneneingang angeschlossen wurde. Das Bild war nur schwarz-weiß. Er hat eine Folientastatur und 1024 Byte Hauptspeicher, konnte jedoch über die einfache Speichererweiterung von 16 KiB hinaus auf bis zu 64 KiB aufgerüstet werden.
Der ZX81 wurde als Fertiggerät und als Bausatz vertrieben. In Deutschland betrug der Ladenpreis anfänglich 398 DM (Bausatz 298 DM). Der Preis sank im Laufe der Bauzeit auf deutlich unter 100 DM. Neben dem Originalgerät wurden ab 1982 auch Lizenzfertigungen vertrieben. So wurde er innerhalb von zwei Jahren mehr als zwei Millionen Mal verkauft.
Die Programmierung verlangte bei den Benutzern hohe Konzentration bei der Eingabe der Befehle.
Heute mag man über dieses Gerät nur müde lächeln, aber danach entwickelten Elektronik-Ingenieure, besonders in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika, in kurzer Zeit auch Hochleistungscomputer.