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This would happen when tigers play soccer.

It's the first from three pictures of this serie

One of the fun parts of traveling to anoter office is that you don't

know where anything is, or how things work.

 

I wanted my traditional after-lunch coffee, but didn't see any brewed

coffee. I saw this machine, but couldn't find the cups. After a bit

of searching, I found this one in the dishwaher. It was a little

small, but it was a cup.

 

Unfortunately the smallest cup of coffee the machine produces is 8oz.

This is the result.

 

Fortunately the coffee in the cup tasted good. It's much better than

the machines in Mountain View. Apparently it's calibrated

frequently... and the way it brews reminds me a bit of the Clover

instea of traditional drip.

this image taken in color using the OM Zuiko 28-48 mm lens

This is a picture of my mother-in-law, but a picture of her good side, mind you.

 

And Barb, if you're reading this, this was totally Sarah's idea please don't hurt me.

... to try to drink from this fountain.

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Title: On the history and art of warming and ventilating rooms and buildings, by open fires, hypocausts, German, Dutch, Russian, and Swedish stoves, steam, hot water, heated air, heat of animals, and other methods; with notices of the progress of personal and fireside comfort, and of the management of fuel. Illustrated by two hundred and forty figures of apparatus, 2

Creator: Stuart, Robert

Publisher: London, G. Bell

Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

Date: 1845

Vol: 2

Language: eng

Description: BAC : Advertising matter: 8 p. at end, v. 1

BAC : Printed by William Stevens

BAC : Errata: p. [xxxix] v. 1, p. [337] v. 2

 

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This was after eating pink cupcakes and making jewellery, and before they ate pizza and watched The Princess Bride.

This is my daughter and this is the first time she was around horses that could roam free. It was amazing to watch her and the horses because they all took to her... no matter where we went they would follow her. You would think she has an apple or some kind of food in her hand but she didn't... they were intrigued with her and she absolutely loves them.

This is a cross between a Calanthe and a Phaius.

  

this is not a showcase of my photography/modeling skills. this is to help with cataloging my clothing collection.

  

none of my clothes are available for sale or rent.

 

This Chevrolet is prime for restoration, but it looks great as is.

Check out the numbers on this old gas pump!

Haleburg, Alabama- Henry County

This is a DOVER Elevator, but Innovation TRASHED the Impules Fixtures!

Lydia had to remind me to take my shot this week. All I had time for was a quick arms length snap. Oops. I have to stop being so lame.

 

I appear to be very smug about something in this shot. Not sure what that might be. It could just be me concentrating really hard - arms length SPs with 50mm lenses aren't that easy . . . unless you have long arms.

 

Strobist info: SB600 hend held low (waist height) at 1/4 power and bounced off the wall in to camera left. Fired using Nikon CLS.

 

View on black

This is looking at Bee Network Buses at Rochdale Interchange.

This is from our trip to Syros in the Cyclades

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Thank you for respecting this.

This has probably been photographed millions of times.

This Operation Granby veteran with twelve LGB mission symbols and Sky Pirates art was named Glenmorangie. s/n XW530/E left Lossiemouth for Bahrain on January 28th 1991 painted in Desert ARTF (Alkali Removable Temporary Finish).

This is Ed Newbrook. He's an actor.

MUA: Carla Bates.

This view of the Silver Maple allows for an entire view of the tree (trunk, leaves, branches, and the entire structure as well).

This was after her catnip trip when she stared off into space for a while...

This picture is real Carbon Fiber lamination, cubic printing of Carbon Fiber available also

This is a close up of the worded Christmas stickers I have. I hope I can use these this coming Holiday season!

French Quarter

New Orleans, Louisiana

 

This spring luncheon, hosted by The Friends of Princeton Public Library, features a talk by bestselling author Curtis Sittenfeld (“Sisterland,” “American Wife,” “The Man of My Dreams,’ “Prep”) on her latest book, “Eligible.” A modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” the acclaimed book is part of The Austen Project and has been called “a clever retelling of an old-fashioned favorite” by Publishers Weekly. The event features a delicious three-course lunch and a copy of “Eligible” for all attendees. Join a community of readers for lively conversation about “Eligible” and other buzz-worthy titles.

This location opened August 1995

This comes from a really noisy original, as this was shot at ISO3200, to enable me to shoot handheld.

This photo has been taken in Camargue (South of France) in a natural park

Thought it was high time I uploaded these photos ~ they've been sitting in my desktop for ages waiting for me to do something with them!

 

Nikki loves to snooze in the sun and this spot by the patio door is one of her favourite places :-)

This is what wax moths can do to a bee hive. )=

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Title: Zur Technik der schwedischen manuellen Behandlung (schwedische Heilgymnastik)

Creator: Kellgren, Arvid, b. 1856

Creator: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Publisher: Berlin : A. Hirschwald

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh

Date: 1895

Language: ger

Description: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

Titl: Translation of: The technic of Ling's system of manual treatment (Edinburgh : Pentland, 1890)

This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

 

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Monday, Elissabat; saturday, Abbey and Garrot & Rochelle and today (sunday), Porter Geiss. This became an addiction.

Dear Friends,

  

Cordially we invite you to attend:

  

THIS IS ROCK vol. 1

(Special Grand Launching Jakarta Newrock Store)

  

Performing:

  

DREAMER, FUNERAL INCEPTION, RGB, GRIBS,

IDIOTSTARS, ALIEN SICK, THE PAINKILLERS, SABOR, AND KRAKEN.

  

Sat, 29th Sept. 2012

Blasting from 12.00 till end!

  

Venue:

Broken Wings Stages, Jakarta Newrock Store

Carburator Springs Resort,

RC Veteran Route 66 No. 13, Tanah Kusir, Bintaro.

  

FREE ENTRY !

 

More info: twitter.com/ucup_mardhiono

This image is protected by copyright, no use of this image shall be granted without the written permission from Yaman Ibrahim.

  

Cantigny Park, Wheaton, Illinois

 

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Wensleydale with sticky fig and salted caramel at Sainsbury's.

This bat is one of many at the Tolga Bat Hospital. I forget which species this is but it's quite similar to our Little Brown Bat back home.

This cactus flowered

 

This sign just appeared recently near Beacon Hill Station.

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