This is how I would like UI for link sharing to work.

This radio was also sold as the Firestone model 4-C-34.

This photos home is here:

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This is in horrible taste, but it's far from the most tasteless thing you've seen this week.

This was shot on either a Yashica T5 or (less likely) a Nikon F4. I'm inclined to think it might have been the former. I certainly can't remember now - it was taken sometime during the summer of 2001.

Does this look like it was taken with a 35mm focal length Carl Zeiss Tessar T* to you?

This image forms part of the digitised photographs of the Ross and Pat Craig Collection. Ross Craig (1926-2012) was a local historian born in Stockton and dedicated much of his life promoting and conserving the history of Stockton, NSW. He possessed a wealth of knowledge about the suburb and was a founding member of the Stockton Historical Society and co-editor of its magazine. Pat Craig supported her husband’s passion for history, and together they made a great contribution to the Stockton and Newcastle communities. We thank the Craig Family and Stockton Historical Society who have kindly given Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, access to the collection and allowed us to publish the images. Thanks also to Vera Deacon for her liaison in attaining this important collection.

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This is a commercial that I shot and edited myself for the Montgomery Regional Airport. I'd appreciate it if the Flickr staff would not delete it thank you!

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Title: Quain's Elements of anatomy., v.1:pt.1

Creator: Quain, Jones, 1796-1865

Creator: Thane, George Dancer, 1850-1930

Publisher: New York : Green & Co.

Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons

Contributor: Columbia University Libraries

Date: 1898

Vol: v.1:pt.1

Language: eng

Description: First edition published under title: Elements of descriptive and practical anatomy. 1849 edition published in Philadelphia has title: Human anatomy

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v.1 pt.2. Schäfer, E. General anatomy or histology

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This is sealed. This is a virtual pet that plugs in between your portable music device and your earphones that "dances" and lights up in sync with whatever music is playing. The more music you play, the more the pet develops.

This Sharp-shinned Hawk is pursuing a Merlin but I don't think the Merlin is overly concerned.

This is an Agouti, a chewing rodent. It is a unique species found on Devil's Island and a few other areas in this region.

This is looking back towards the Longboards restaurant at the Marriott. Most of the resorts and the local Whaler's Village have nice restaurants near the water.

* This photo is not taken by me *

I just edited the photo, colors may seem unnatural. But it's the way I like this picture! :D

Best wishes for you dear Anahita :*

What make me like this photo is that Anahita is The ancient Persian water goddess.

This amazing chandelier thing hangs inside of the food market in Grand Central Station. We couldn't decide if this was a seasonal display or not. Seems like it could be, but really it was massive - I can't imagine taking it down and putting it up every year! This is the first time in ages I've been in this market, and probably only the second time ever. Durn thing is always closed when I am there!!!

This photo was taken in Rhode Island!

This molting skins of a juvenile spider looks like skeletons of the unknown

Note the Magic: The Gathering Chainmail shirt! I got a good look at this guy. Each individual ring makes up the logo, it had to have take 100s of hours to make.

This moth looked like a leaf in my car, until it moved around.

iMac G5, iM7s, Mac mini

This has got to be the peak of the spring flower season, just love finding beds like these.

This is my fifth Ever After High doll, Briar Beauty, daughter of Sleeping Beauty. She's one of my holiday gifts, gifted to me by my sister via her eBay. She's such a sweetheart. She's actually younger than me, yet she's the one who keeps giving me gifts. :P

Anyways, overall, I love the way she looks. I love the color used on her. It's very similar to Barbie's signature color (Barbie pink, Pantone 219 C) which, to me, is great because I'm very fond of that shade of pink. The dress is great and I love how they shaped the skirt to look like a tulip or rosebud. I love the overall rose and thorns theme (I myself am very fond of roses in real life). And the accessories are just fabulous! From the earrings, the sunglasses, the ring, the bag and the stockings, down to the gorgeous necklace/shoulderpad piece on her neck. Just fabulous! I wish her bracelet looked more like a watch though, but it's still pretty cute as it is.

I didn't like the texture of her hair very much. It's very course, frizzy and brittle to the touch. But it's very easy to shape and it looks a lot thicker than the other dolls' hair.

And, oh, I am SO glad she has perfect eyes! I was feeling a bit discouraged because my recent purchases have all been dolls with wonky eye paint (Apple, Raven, I'm looking at you). I'm just so glad I got lucky on this one.

I'm still expecting two more packages. One will show up by maybe next week.

This is our new Farmington, UT home. I promised some pictures, so here they are! Finally!

This is probably the third panning shot I've uploaded...but it's the first that I've taken with my dSLR (AI servo makes this easier). I hope to one day be good enough at panning to get a crisp shot! And hopefully it will be of something other than a car.

Day 324/365

This was a great place to come for breakfast. I was starting to think Launceston had been a total waste of time but Stillwater revived my hope that every pocket of Tasmania might contain some foodie gem. We had a great table up the back and watched a sleepy stretch of river while we ate some really great food.

This was a started kit gifted to Kevan and what a save, indeed! Kevan just loves those old Matchbox kits, for while they might not be perfect, they go together like a dream! Mind you, they were molded in some pretty wild colours.

Kevan was lucky with this old one, as the decals (always a sore spot with Matchbox kits) went on like a dream. They look wonderful. This is one of the 102 loaned to the Canadian Air Force by the USAF during the cold war. This one is from No 409 Night Hawk Squadron, Comox, B.C., 1970.

And if you are wondering, the glint of metal in the cockpit is a bit of weight Kevan needed to keep the Voodoo level, as its fuselage was glued.

I still feel new to this 'parenting' thing, in some ways... there are still 'firsts' to yet be experienced and this is one of them. This photo was taken a short while after hearing from my teen son, who is getting into dating, that he asked a girl he knows to be his girlfriend today... she said yes.

I do wonder how this will go for him. I know dating can be fun, but too it can lead to heartbreak. I think I have prepped him in some ways... told him that between now and adult life he will probably date many so don't look at this one as the only one... it is very likely only the start. Too... I don't want him to be too fickle and not take time to get to know people ... I don't want him to be the one that dates many and comits to no one. I hope he can find the middle ground... and be a decent person to those he chooses to date and spend time with. I think hubby and I have set good examples.

This medieval tower has been enshrouded for many years, as it is slowly restored. For now it makes an excellent screen on which the sun projects shadows.

This showerhead is located in a cottage at the Racebrook Lodge in Sheffield, MA. My mom took this picture. This picture was taken on June 18, 2010.

This is the shortest my hair has been in over 10 years, hey.

The jetty at the harbor in Vägga right outside Karlshamn in Blekinge, Sweden

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This is the last one.... I promise :) 5 pictures of one shoot is enough. Same model, same location.

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This much white we had not seen during Winter this year.

This is the campground at Honeymoon Pool where we stayed. Nice enough, i guess

This is a sign that was placed in a school garden. (Melbourne, Australia)

This bridge over the river Padma located in western Bangladesh. Lockal People called "Lalon Shetu"

This Egyptian mummy is displayed at the British Museum and London

Been head down lately. Will upload some more after hours work soon, but in the meantime, check out vonbrandis.posterous.com/ for the lighter side of life and the universe of the ... group.

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EXPLORE : January 23, 2009 # 386

(Highest position)

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Thanks god, mother nature and all odds..

For bringing us together...

Thanks gods and all dear friends...

I know my live will never be the same again...

You are the wind beneath my wing...

You are everything I have ever dream...

You made me fly to the rainbows beam...

SMILE...SMILE..SMILE...SMILE...HAPPY...HAPPY....HAPPY ;-)!

Thank you so much for your patience and support...and also great friendship. I wish you all the best. Have a lovely day. Take good care and Keep on smiling, my dear friends ;-)! Smile.. smile.. Smile...

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This is Will's sign saying no hitting, pinching or biting.

This covers the Rare Pervis Eureka that were sold in Australia.

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