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Tablet case pattern by Anna Graham (from her book Handmade Style), caravan paper pieced pattern by Penny Layman (sewtakeahike).
Lade ein kreatives Foto auf einem Tablett, Gabel oder Löffel darauf legen und die Spiegelung fotografieren
Hey kids stop all the downloadin'!
Made for DA4 to stop the Jaeger and save the Kaiju. This required a "model" of a virus, a tablet with blueprints displayed, and a USB stick- displayed here as a novelty minifig drive.
Background wood image is used from PIxabay under a free for all creative commons license.
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Most certainly sweet and tasty ~ lovely freshly made tablet from our local candy store .... I might just have a couple of pieces 😉
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You are allowed to get out of your car to examine the tablets which are about 300m from the road however it's always wise to check the surrounds before you do!
Buffalo bull browsing around the Kruger Tablets.
Kruger National Park
Mpumalanga
South Africa
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Poor man's tablet macro.
Specimen with aberrant furca: asymmetric dentes.
The furca of P. aquatica is unique among Poduromorpha : very long and curved (to eachother) dentes.
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Tablet,PicsArt, Wizart
EineTasseKaffee © ArtundUnart 2016
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One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small
And the ones that mother gives you, don't do anything at all......
... line the walls behind the central altar at the Hall of the Three Saints.
Many Chinese, Koreans, Japanese and Vietnamese, honour a deceased ancestor by placing a tablet with his name on an Ancestral/Memorial tablet (神主牌 / Shénzhǔ pái) on a home altar or at a temple. The tablet may name one specific relative, or an entire family tree.
At Nirvana Memorial Gardens, Semenyih; September 2023
Similar tablets can be used to honour specific gods.
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A shot taken at the market in Barcelona. It was busy, with lots of people taking photo's. Someone was taking this shot on their tablet and I decided I wanted a piece of their photo as well. Always look behind you when taking a photo as someone might be wanting that shot too :-)
Bournemouth's 4MT 76025 collects the single line token at Midford using the Whitaker tablet exchanger equipment.
This was taken on the third film I got for the Cresta 2 camera I had been given. The film managed to become mislaid after I took it out of the camera and I found it eight years later
This was on a Saturday afternoon at the end of April 1963 when I cycled to Midford, my bike can be seen leaning against the end of the platform.
Amazed that I managed to capture the tablet exchange.
The BR Western Region fitted a GWR semaphore signal here, looks so out of place!
I have posted this before, but this is a cleaned up version which I thought worth an airing
Dear Flickr friends, today you may take a look at Cristoforo Colombo’s house. According to some historical documents, Cristoforo Colombo lived in this house when he was young.
In the façade there is a marble tablet with an inscription in Latin: « Nulla Domus Titulo Degnior Paternis In Aedibus Christophorus Columbus Pueritiam Primamque Juventam Transegit »
(in English: “No house is more worthy of consideration of this in which Christopher Columbus spent the first youth”).
Now Colombo’s house is a museum.
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For more than 1,200 years St. Andrew’s has stood at the heart of the community that was once called Sutton but which we now know as Plymouth. The church has witnessed wars, rebellions, pillage, destruction, reformation, restoration and re-consecration; been favoured by kings, queens and princesses; welcomed voyagers and heroes of the sea; suffered conflict and plague; and been served by illustrious ministers, devoted musicians and dedicated parishioners. Throughout these many centuries St. Andrew’s has served the people as a place of sanctity, stability and continuity.
The first Saxon church, dedicated to St. Andrew – the patron saint of fishermen, was probably a low, wooden building, hidden behind Plymouth Hoe and out of sight of marauding pirates. The church was served by itinerant priests until 1087 when the first vicar, Elpheage, was appointed. In 1121 the Normans gave the parish to the canons at Plympton Priory who built the first stone church in about 1170 and retained the patronage of St. Andrew’s for the next four centuries.
The church grew from its original, simple cruciform shape after 1385 when firstly two chapels were built, followed by two aisles and two transepts, then finally the tower which was completed in about 1490. Thus was constructed the typical, rectangular West Country ‘hall’ preaching church. The Yogge family, wealthy local merchants, contributed to the cost of the development and subsequently build the Old Abbey, today called the Prysten House, to live in. A survey in 1956 revealed evidence of 12th century stonework retained within the structure of the church.
The outward appearance of the church remains much the same today as it was in 1500. The interior changed gradually during the Reformation and the Commonwealth but the so-called restoration of 1826 left the church a shadow of its former self. Much of the old woodwork had been destroyed, including the finely carved screen. In 1875 a careful restoration by Sir Gilbert Scott improved the interior with the removal of the galleries, the high pews and the opening up of the tower arch.
In the blitz of 1941 the church was burnt out and left a roofless shell. Later a board bearing the word ‘RESURGAM’ (‘I will rise again’) appeared over the north door – the sign remains there to this day. In 1943 rubble was cleared from the main body of the church, lawns were laid and areas planted as flower beds. A covered altar was erected at the east end and St. Andrew’s became famous as the ‘Garden Church’ where, for six years, thousands worshipped at the open air services. Princess Elizabeth visited the church in 1949 and unveiled a tablet to mark the beginning of the reconstruction. In 1957, rebuilt, redesigned internally but still essentially the church created in the 15th century, the church was re-consecrated.
In 2009 St. Andrew’s was awarded the status of Minster in celebration of the significance of the city in the life of the diocese and in recognition of the historic role of St. Andrew’s as a place of worship and mission for the city.
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A Priscila queria uma bolsa para seu tablet com teclado. O modelo Vitória foi o escolhido. Alteramos a alça para uma só, regulável, na lateral, e ficou do jeitinho que ela pediu. :)
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