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A single rose - I once had 80 plus rose bushes (before I was married). My wife doesn't particulary like roses - except for the single ones. I'm now down to 7 rose bushes. This is her favorite rose.
Before attending the Stirling event I (and my nephew) investigated the Transport Museum - then at Pollockshields,Glasgow. I thought this was a great setting for the locos -and road exhibits - and , like Clapham in London , did not agree with its closure. Here is CR Single No.123 -last seen and photographed in steam at London Victoria station ten years previously (Sep '63) on a special. 28/4/73.
feeding today went pretty quiet for a change
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My last photo from Breezewood, and of the Breezewood Motel. HBO is a huge selling point in old motels.
Camera = Minolta SRT-101.
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The surface divides space into two congruent subspaces.
Inspired by these instructions by Damian.
Photo credit: Warren Nagourney at the University of Washington, c. 2000
What is this?
Believe it or not, this is a color photograph of a single trapped barium ion held in a radio-frequency Paul trap. Resonant blue and red lasers enter from the left and are focused to the center of the trap, where the single ion is constrained to orbit a region of space about 1 millionth of a meter in size.
What's the red/blue mess on the sides?
Low level out-of-focus laser scatter off of metal trap electrodes and accessories (atom ovens, electron filaments, etc.) as seen in this photo.
How do we know the dot really is an atom?
When one turns off the red laser, the blue dot vanishes. This is because the scattering process requires both laser colors due to a metastable state in the barium ion. If the blue dot stayed around with the red laser off, we might excuse it as being additional laser scatter off some surface.
How was the photo taken?
This is a scanned photo; the camera was a 35mm Nikon (I believe) with a wide open 50mm f/1.8 lens. The exposure time was two minutes. Several shots were taken at different camera positions and this one caught the ion in the very narrow depth of field.
Is this how you normally "view" the ion?
No, we use a 50 mm f/1.8 camera lens to image the blue dot onto a photomultiplier tube. We don't require the focus to be so good when using the PMT.
Where can I see more?
Lots of CCD images of one and several trapped ions are found on the Monroe group site.
Just a simple single leaf ... growing on a TINY little tree (you can see the "trunk" on the left side of the picture).
Taken this afternoon on my walk with Sandy though the "Cutlerville Hills Woodlot".
A Whitetail Buck is deep in the rut and his highest priority is keeping track of the does in his area.
Taken earlier in the summer, this is another SFV tractor, a single cylinder machine, started by first heating a "hot bulb" attached to the cylinder head, with a gas torch, and then turning the flywheel with a crank handle, there is no electric or compressed air starter! Despite it's apparent primitiveness, it was able to run a large threshing & baling machine with ease, which is what is on the other end of the drive belt! In the background is a wartime US Army GM three ton truck. Like the picture of the Lorraine Dietrich, this photo was carelessly underexposed by about five stops!
1953 Agfa Ventura 66 Deluxe, f4.5/85mm Solinar lens. Fomapan 400 @800 in Caffenol C + iodized salt. Coffee 40g/L, Washing Soda(50% water) 40g/L, Ascorbic Acid powder 12g/L, Iodized sea salt 12g/L No pre-soak, 18mins @ 21C, 30 seconds continuous agitation, then 2 gentle inversions every two minutes.
One have single antenna and other one have double antenna.
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At lunch today I was out walking, listen to music and this song came on, sang by Dolly Parton(written by Michael O'Donoghue)- it was called "Single Women". I was think with all the bans being lifted by Obama, Dolly could change the lyrics (like I did below) to sing to another group of fans.
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Single bars and single men
With a single thought in mind
Just to make it till the morning
Looking for what they can find
For a man they won't remember
For a night they can't forget
Do you come to this place often?
May I light your cigarette?
Drinkin' beer in Amarillo
Passing time and swaping jokes
Hoping for a new beginning
But beginning to lose hope
And you're waiting for that moment
When a glance becomes a stare
Mmm, what's that cologne that you're wearing?
Haven't I met you somewhere?
Find a matchbook in the morning
With a name and number scrawled
When you phone, a woman answers
And you wish you'd never called
Oh, they're friendly when they meet you
But they're strangers when they go
Ahh, do you mind if I come join you?
Would you like to dance one more?
And it's gettin' near to closing
And the seconds pass like years
Lots of friends to share the laughter
Not a one to share the tears
Oh and you wish they'd change that juke box
Cause you know every song it plays
Can I drop you off at my place?
Oh, what's the matter, aren't you gay?
You gotta twenty in your pocket
Got your condoms, safety first
Life could get a whole lot better
But it better not get worse
Single bars and single men
With a single thought in mind
Just to make it till the morning
Looking for what they can find
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Here a link to the orginal lyrics:
www.metrolyrics.com/single-women-lyrics-dolly-parton.html
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Single in January - Day 30
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