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Yes. This photo is real! Stop asking me! In February of 2008 and in April of 2009 I got to join Mr. Obama for dinner at the Henry Clay Building in Louisville Kentucky (and once at a private home) as a guest of some of my collectors. I made sure I told him not to forget the arts and culture aspect that the former administration had seemed to forget about completely.
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The Museum of the Orient (Portuguese: Museu do Oriente) in Lisbon, Portugal celebrates the history of Portuguese exploration with a collection of Asian artifacts. The museum opened in May, 2008, and is located in a refurbished industrial building on the Alcântara waterfront. The collection includes Indonesian textiles, Japanese screens, antique snuff bottles, crucifixes made in Asia for Western export, and the Kwok On Collection of masks, costumes, and accessories.
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O Museu do Oriente está instalado no edifício Pedro Álvares Cabral, antigos armazéns da Comissão Reguladora do Comércio do Bacalhau em Alcântara, Lisboa.
O museu reúne colecções que têm o Oriente como temática principal, nas vertentes histórica, religiosa, antropológica e artística.
A exposição permanente engloba 1400 peças alusivas à presença portuguesa na Ásia e 650 peças pertencentes à colecção Kwok On.
O museu é da responsabilidade da Fundação Oriente e foi inaugurado no dia 8 de Maio de 2008.
A actual directora é Maria Manuela d'Oliveira Martins.
Foi classificado como Monumento de interesse público (MIP) pelo IGESPAR em 15 de junho de 2010.
Round 2 of my MacBook Pro repairs. At least this time I should get it back quicker.
The first time around I took it to the tech services group at Harvard. Big mistake. They didn't understand anything I said and relayed only my LCD flickering to Apple, which was fixed. No logic board repair was done, and thus my power, heat and noise issues were not fixed.
We'll see what happens this time.
I've been thinking of starting my own website for a while.
Recently i went out and purchased www.backpackphotography.com just in case. Thankfully it was available, and now it's all mine.
I don't have the know how yet to start my own site, but some day i hope to.
And it's never to soon to make some trial run graphics.
I made this one with a mixture of a several free texture layers found on flickr (thanks flickrites!). And then i layered various colors on top with different blending modes.
I like it. It's not breathtaking, but it at least has some interest.
Found a font I liked and then modified it a bit.
Comments always welcome!
I just started using this site (http://pupe.ameba.jp/) recently, and it's really fun! I'm starting to spend a lot of time there now. XD For those who don't know, it's a Japanese site where you can upload pictures of your clothes, and comment on other people's clothes, and also dress up your little 'doll'.
Well, I've recently realised that I'm a shopoholic... I really have a problem! >_< I buy so much stuff all the time, so I'm going to try to control my spending from now on ^^;;
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From the Historic Places website:
Description of Historic Place
The Canmore North West Mounted Police (N.W.M.P.) Barracks is a late nineteenth century, mud-and-straw chinked, one-storey rectangular dovetailed log structure. The building has a front verandah and two shed roofed extensions. Significant landscape elements include original spruce trees dating from the period of construction and reconstructed, whitewashed stone paths around the building. The barracks and the property are located on 0.122 hectare lot on the west bank of Policeman's Creek at the east end of Canmore's main street.
Heritage Value
The heritage value of the Canmore North West Mounted Police (N.W.M.P.) Barracks lies in the important role it played in maintaining law and order during the development of Canmore region as a coal mining community. It is one of the oldest surviving North West Mounted Police buildings in Alberta, one of only three remaining from before the creation of Alberta in 1905.
In 1888, the president of the Canadian Anthracite Coal Company petitioned the Comptroller of the N.W.M.P. in Ottawa for more police to control the importation of liquor from the United States, which was causing problems with the miners and railway workers. One constable was stationed in the town in rented quarters, but by 1892 it became obvious that more permanent quarters were needed and the existing Canmore North West Mounted Police Barracks were constructed in 1893. Occupied by a one- or two-man detachment between 1893 and 1929, their duties included patrols, checking the trains for illegal liquor and maintaining law and order during the strikes that occurred in Canmore, particularly in 1911.
The building is an excellent and early example of a functional log building in the cabin style, and has been both dismantled and reconstructed (1908-9) and expanded (1920-23). Originally the site included a stable, corral and barn. Although much of the historic landscaping around the barracks has changed, several of the evergreen trees date from the period of construction. The whitewashed stones placed around the building are a sympathetic reconstruction of a historic feature of the barracks. The North West Mounted Police Barracks remains a landmark on the main street and a symbol of the early settlement of Canmore.
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was stitched from 54 bracketed photographs with PTGUI Pro, tone-mapped with Photomatix, processed in Color Efex, the nadir was touched up with Affinity Photo , and finally finished off in Aperture. (It’s not really as complicated as it sounds, just a matter of using on tool for each job.)
Original size: 20000 × 10000 (200.0 MP; 1.04 GB)
Location: Canmore, Alberta, Canada.
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