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Taking a wall in parklike Mt. Hope Cemetery today I was surprised to meet up with this kitty making the rounds. He was about the friendliest and most relaxed cat I've ever seen. Whenever I would sit down he would come over and sit with me and do some talking. He obviously belongs to somebody, but would have to cross a very busy road to get to the cemetery which I don't like to think about.
I cropped this just a little bit, then relized that the part of the inscription that was left read....."He was a good man". It was pretty obvious, as you will see in the picture below, that part of my temporary buddy's mission was catching something to eat.
There are several construction sites around the Gherkin at the moment giving views of the building that will soon be gone.
A couple of smart restaurants set up temporary locations just outside of the BYOC. They were probably called in by one of the other conventions, but I suspect most of their business was from QuakeCon attendees.
Taken and originally posted in 2014.
The Torf Gallery, in which 50 of the MFA's Impressionist works were on temporary display while the regular Impressionist Gallery underwent renovations.
So in my new place, the largest space I've ever lived in, I am missing a lot of furniture. Hence my temporary shrine-o-books... :)
Il negozio è stato aperto presso il Temporary Shop "Viviani Eventi" a Napoli dal 15 al 24 Dicembre 2009, il prodotto di punta è rappresentato da borse Eco Chic.
Peter's Grill
Minneapolis, MN
This place was temporarily closed when I was in MPLS, and there was talk that it might never reopen. Well, it did. And there are plenty more wonderful exterior and interior photos on flickr, as well...search under "Peter's Grill" and marvel at the old-school style!
Couple of 120pF disc ceramics added to prove that the problem is due to capacitance on the data and clock signals. Original 10nF ceramic caps just visible in front of the PCB.
Our guys just scored against Canada. The match was exciting until the bitter end. And what better hockey drink than a nice malty ESB from Fuller's?
In the wake of the typhoon in late September, 2009, families who could not afford to properly rebuild constructed temporary houses using whatever they could find. Houses such as this one are unlikely to survive the next typhoon season, when Da Nang is hit by as many as five typhoons in the average year.
Temporary Lyttelton Library, Trinity Hall, Winchester Street, Monday 15 February 2016.
File reference: 2016-02-15-005
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries