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I’ve inspired to create that collection of all-seeing eye. The Eye of Providence, or the all-seeing eye, is a symbol showing an eye surrounded by rays of light or a glory. Imagery of an all-seeing eye can be traced back to Egyptian mythology and the Eye of Horus. It also appears in Buddhism. In Medieval and Renaissance European iconography, the Eye was an explicit image of the Christian Trinity. It’s a choker with five felted chords and two doll’s acrylic eyes, crocheted tubes and hand woven seed beads tubes. The necklace fastened on crocheted loop and button from my own collection
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Still part of our exciting snow...this wsa taken from our bedroom window as Trace was having fun in the snow. He'd run, jump, then sit over and over for a long time.
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My mum is going to knit me a sweater and I just have to pick the pattern and colours. Ive picked this typical norwegian pattern called "mariusgenser", and now I just have to decide on the colour.. I think I want to go for the purple and pink one.. Any other suggestions?
This is just a quick live trace of the pattern but you can see how it looks like here:
Dating from 1072, the Castle was the seat of the Prince Bishops until 1832, when it became the foundation college of Durham University. Contains the Norman Chapel, Great Hall, and the 57ft high ‘Black Staircase’ - made of oak. Amazingly, the castle’s 15th century kitchen is still in use. A guided tour will show you more about the past and present day life of the castle. Please check times of tours.
Durham is a small city and main settlement of the City of Durham district of County Durham in North East England.
Durham is situated 13 miles (21 km) to the south west of Sunderland, in North East England. The River Wear flows north through the city, enclosing the centre on three sides to create Durham's "peninsula". Durham is a hilly city, claiming to be built upon the symbolic seven hills. Upon the most central and prominent position high above the Wear, the cathedral dominates the skyline. The steep riverbanks are densely wooded, adding to the picturesque beauty of the city. West of the city centre, another river, the River Browney, drains south to join the Wear to the south of the city.
Durham won the Large Town award in the Britain in Bloom awards of 2005.
Archeological evidence suggests a history of settlement at Durham since roughly 2000 BC. The present city can clearly be traced back to 995 AD, when a group of monks from Lindisfarne chose the strategic high peninsula as a place to settle with the body of Saint Cuthbert, that had previously lain in Chester-le-Street, founding a church there.
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of the massacre of Tutsi schoolchildren and villagers on a bathroom wall. Shangi mission school, Rwanda, 1994.
photo from "A Photographer's Life" by Annie Leibovitz
of birds in the snow. Do you know which bird was walking around here? The snow is gone again and the fog is back :(
Helping Trade while Keeping Sri Lanka Secure: the IAEA’s Tool for Radiation Alarm and Commodity Evaluation (TRACE) Colombo, Sri Lanka, 15-19 May 2017
The IAEA’s Tool for Radiation Alarm and Commodity Evaluation (TRACE), an app for smart phones, was developed as part of a coordinated research project that involved experts from the IAEA and more than 20 countries, using information on commodities and isotopes collected by radiation portal monitors. It is based on the radiation signatures of the different cargo commodities. Being able to distinguish between the commodities this way helps customs officers like Mr Perera. “With TRACE, we get instant confirmation of the material, enabling customs officers to make quicker decisions with more confidence, ultimately contributing to increased trade facilitation, which is our goal,” he said.
Captions: Danielle Dahlstrom, IAEA Nuclear Security Outreach Officer, Department of Nuclear Safety and Security
Photo Credit: Dean Calma, Office of Public Information and Communication
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The roots of Mission San Francisco de la Espada trace back to 1690 as Spain expanded its empire and the Roman Catholic church proselytised the native inhabitants known today as Coahuiltecan Indians. Disease, drought, fire, and the war between France and Spain forced closure or destruction and relocation of various iterations of the mission. This structure was started in March 1731. It is the southern-most of the San Antonio missions. Prior to the Alamo battle, James Bowie and William Travis fought the Mexican Army from these buildings.
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Verbier is a ski resort in the Swiss Alps, in the canton of Valais. It is part of the "Four Valleys" ski area, which includes the ski resorts of Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, La Tzoumaz, and Thyon. Verbier is recognized as one of the premiere "off-piste" resorts worldwide. Many top skiers have settled in the resort in order to take advantage of the steep slopes, varied conditions and vibrant nightlife. Verbier is also a popular holiday destination for celebrities, including Sarah Ferguson, Diana Ross, James Blunt and The Crown Prince Couple of Denmark: Frederik and Mary.
Verbier is located in the Val de Bagnes, in the Valais region of Switzerland. The resort lies on a south orientated terrace at around 1,500 metres facing the Grand Combin massif.
Verbier only has one access road, which starts in the town of Le Châble.
The Grand Combin is a mountain in the western Pennine Alps in Switzerland. With its 4,314 metres (14,154 ft) high summit it is one of the highest peaks in the Alps and the second most prominent of its range.
The Grand Combin is also a large glaciated massif consisting of several summits, among which three are above 4000 metres.
I was coming out of Bloomingdales and I saw him and was all "...hey...thats Trace Cyrus!!!"
He called me 'babe'.
:)
Trace (a thickening of the soap) has been reached.. now we're ready to cook.
Instructions for making Crock Pot Handmade Soap
Handmade Soap Recipes and tutorials:
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Watching full movie at : camreporting.com/american-movie-trace-2015/
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An older selfie. It's been way too long since I got to do this. I've only got one job now at two days a week, so I have lots and lots of time to do what I please. Finally!
Thus far I have tried three different bits on my CNC to mill circuit boards. My favorite bit for cutting traces so far is a inexpensive $2.40 fish tail router that I've been purchasing through Drill Bit City. It's a little wide at .8mm ( 31.5 mils ) diameter for surface mount, but nice for quick through hole test boards. Previously I'd been experimenting with V shaped carving bits so that I could do very fine SMT work, but they needed to be run so slowly (avoid breaking the tip) and at such minimal depths that I had to wait hours for circuit boards to finish.
Since I can't figure out Flickr's new stat system, I'll do my own highlights of 2017.
It was a hard year but some wonderful moments stuck out to me.
The honor of meeting Jeremy Renner at Emerald City Comic-Con, my favorite Avenger and getting his autograph.
I met Trace Beaulieu and Frank Coniff, two prominent figures of my childhood but also Jackie Rey Neyman Jones and Jonah Heston unexpectedly.
I got to attend the Mystery Science Theater 3000 live show in Seattle with Jonah later that year and saw Joel Hodgeson from a distance! I also attended the Sherlock Holmes exhibit at the Seattle Pacific Science Center.
I finally got my Doctor Strange Hot Toys figure and had begun and finished the project of customizing a doll to be Clea before he arrived.
Thor Ragnarok came out which rekindled my love for Loki and brought out a load of new merchandise to collect.
My new obsessions for this year were Doc Holliday from the movie Tombstone and Nick Valentine, a robot Sam Spade from Fallout 4.
A picture is worth a thousand words, and the OTDR picture (or "trace" as they are called) takes a lot of words to describe all the information in it.
HISTORY OF STEPWELLS IN GUJARAT
Stepwells are wells in which the water is reached by steps. They are most commonly found in western India especially Gujarat where over 120 such wells are reported. The origin of the stepwell may be traced to reservoirs of the cities of the Indus Valley Civilization such as Dholavira and Mohenjo-daro. The stepwells were constructed in the south western region of Gujarat around 600 AD. From there they spread north to Rajasthan and subsequently to north and west India. Construction activities accelerated during the 10th to 13th century during the Chaulukya and Vaghela periods. The construction of these stepwells hit its peak during the 11th to 16th century. The Muslim rulers of the 13th to 16th century did not disrupt the culture that was practiced in these stepwells and encouraged the building of stepwells. The wells lost their significance in the 19th century due to introduction of water pumps and pipe-systems.
ANCIENT PERIOD
The stepped well may have originated to ensure water during drought periods. The water is considered sacred from the time of Vedas and the steps to reach the water level in artificially construed reservoirs can be found in the sites of Indus Valley Civilization such as Dholavira and Mohenjo-daro.
2ND-10TH CENTURY
The earliest example of a bath-like pond reached by steps is found at the Uperkot caves in Junagadh. These caves have been dated to the 4th century. Navghan Kuvo, a well with circular staircase, in the vicinity, is another example. It was possibly built in the Western Satrap (200-400 AD) or Maitraka (600-700 AD) period though some place it as late as the 11th century. The nearby Adi Kadi ni Vav is constructed either in the second half of the 10th century or 15th century.
The earliest stepwells are found at Dhank in Rajkot district of Gujarat; they are dated to the pre-Chalukyan period. The nearby Bochavdi stepwell near Bochavdi Nes in Alech hills is slightly earlier than two other stepwells in Dhank. These are the Jhilani stepwell dated to 600 AD and the Manjushri stepwell dated to the early 7th century based on their Saurastra style architecture.
10TH-12TH CENTURY
The stepwell as a form of artistic architecture started during the Chaulukya period. The stepwell situated west of kund of Modhera Sun Temple may belong to the 11th century whereas the mandapa above ground is from the 10th century. The Rani ki vav (the Queen's stepwell) of Patan was constructed around 1050 AD. Ankol Mata stepwell at Davad and Mata Bhavani's Stepwell in Ahmedabad belonged to the third quarter of the 11th century.
Several stepwells are ascribed to Minaldevi, the mother of Chaulukya ruler Jayasimha Siddharaja. The lake in Viramgam and a stepwell in Nadiad are ascribed to her. The Minal stepwell in Balej village in Sabarkantha district is ascribed to her and was built in 1095 AD (Samvat 1152). Another Minaldevi Vav in Virpur in Rajkot district is also ascribed to her and has stylistic affinities to Chaulukya architecture. Asapuri stepwell of Ahmedabad and the stepwell of Jhinjhuwada are of the 12th century. The Chaumukhi stepwell of Chobari in Surendranagar district depicts religious figures similar to nearby temples. the two stepwells in Kaleshwari-Ni Nal near Lunawada resemble Rani ki Vav in iconography so they may belong to the end of the 10th century. The stepwell in Dhandhalpur is ascribed to Jayasimha Siddharaja. During the reign of Kumarapala in the 12th century, several stepwells were constructed. The stepwell at Vayad near Patan was built during this time. Ganga stepwell at Wadhwan has been dated to 1169 AD (Samvat 1225).
During the later years of the Chaulukya period, construction slowed down due to political unrest. The Vikia and Jetha stepwells near Navlakha Temple, Ghumli near the Barda hills belonged to the 13th century. The Gyan stepwell near Visavada village in the Barda hills is ascribed to the time of Bhima II. The ruined stepwell of nearby Keshav village is of the same period.
12TH-13TH CENTURY
The Ra Khengar stepwell between Vanthali and Junagadh is stated to be constructed by Tejpal of the Vastupal-Tejpal, the brother-ministers in Vaghela court. It belongs to the early Vaghela period. Visaldev of Vaghela dynasty built the stepwell along with gates and temples at Dabhoi, completed in 1255. The Satmukhi stepwell in Dabhoi is a temple built over a tank with seven wells ascribed to him.
The Madhavav in Wadhwan was built in 1294 AD (Vikram Samvat 1350) by Nagar Brahmin Madha and Keshav, the ministers in court of the last Vaghela ruler Karan Ghelo. The Batris Kotha stepwell in Kapadvanj may have belonged to the 13th century due to its similarity with the Madha and Vikia stepwells.
14TH-15TH CENTURY
A large number of stepwells were constructed in the 14th century. Sodhali stepwell in Mangrol[disambiguation needed] was built in 1319 AD (V. S. 1375) by Vali Sodhala of Modha caste. The stepwell near the Brahma temple of Khedbrahma belonged to the 14th century judged by its style.
The Suda stepwell in Mahuva (1381 AD), Hani stepwell in Dhandhusar (1389/1333 AD) and Siddhnath Mahadev stepwell in Dholka were built during Tughlak rule in Gujarat. The stepwell of Sampa near Ahmedabad was built in 1328 AD. The Rajba stepwell of Rampura near Wadhwan and the Wadhwani stepwell in Khambhat were built in 1483 and 1482 respectively based on the earlier Madha stepwell of Wadhwan. The Dada Harir Stepwell was built in 1499 by the harem lady of Mahmud Begada.
During the Muslim period, the religious aspect of stepwells lost its significance. The stepwell of Sodali village near Mahemdavad and the stepwell in Mahemdavad itself, both of which belonged to the 15th century rule of Mahmud Begada, are its example. The two stepwells found in and around Vadodara are of the 15th century; one is near Sewasi village (V. S. 1537) and the other is the Navalakhi stepwell (1405 AD) of Laxmi Vilas Palace.
The Adalaj Stepwell was constructed by Rudabai in 1499 AD. A nearby stepwell in Chhatral also belongs to the same period.
16TH-18TH CENTURY
The Nagabawa stepwell in Dhrangdhra (1525 AD) and Jiva Mehta stepwell in Morbi are of the same style and period. The stepwell of Roho (1560 AD) was built by Champa, the wife of Raja Shri Nanaji and her daughter. There are also important stepwells in Palanpur and Jhinjhuwada.
Several stepwells are plain in design without any ornamentation which makes it difficult to ascertain their period, but they may belong to the 16th or 17th century. Such stepwells are in Hampur and Idar, as well as the Matri stepwell in Kankavati and Gyaneshwari stepwell in Modhera. The stepwell of Mandva in north Gujarat is similar to that of Mahemdavad so may belong to that period. The Sindhvai Mata stepwell in Patan has an inscription dating to 1633 AD. The Ravli stepwell of Mangrol is of the 17th century. The stepwell in Limboi near Idar has Chaulukya style ornamentation and hs been dated to 1629 AD.
The Amritavarshini Vav in Ahmedabad, completed in 1723, is L-shaped.
19TH-20TH CENTURY
The authorities during the British Raj found the hygiene of the stepwells less than desirable and installed pipe and pump systems to replace their purpose. Jethabhai's Stepwell in Isanpur, Ahmedabad was completed in the 1860s for irrigation. The stepwell of Wankaner palace was built by erstwhile rulers in the 1930s as a cool place of retreat for the royal family. It was built in white sandstone and is the last monument of its kind.
Due to waterpumps and pipe-systems, the stepwells lost their significance and due to economic cost, they were not constructed thereafter.
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Por todos los sitios donde pasamos, vamos dejando una pequeña parte de nosotros, una mínima huella, que perdura para siempre.
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Wherever we go, there's a part of us that remains there forever.
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