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Set in a 14c triple light - 1897 Stained glass window showing Mercy, Peace and Justice
"To the Golory of God and in loving memory of Samuel Boteler Birstowe QC and Judge of Country Courts, eldest son of Samuel Ellis Bristowe of Beesthorpe Hall in this parish, born 5th Octoebr 1822, died 5th March 1897 & buried in his vault in the NW corner of this churchyard.
- Church of St Andrew, Caunton, Nottinghamshire
Millennium Windows in the north wall of Malvern Priory, the parish church of Great Malvern, Worcestershire
Designed and made by Thomas Denny. The subject is from Psalm 36, verses 5-10
Tenuous Link: Glass
My take on AMANA, originally by Imrik, Naalo, j3 and the 4Imp crew. I worked really hard on the litestep. It has much more web integration now (see details section after the other preview images).
Credits
// OS
Windows 7 x64 SP1
Icons → Sanscons by P.J. Onori
Litestep Shell (incl command line) → AMANA² by me
Wallpaper → AMANA² by me (really just a gradient... hah)
// Windows
Visual Style → Mod of AMANA for Windows 7 by Neiio (originally for XP by Imrik)
TrueTransparency Window Borders → AMANA² by me
// Apps
Mail/Browser→ AMANA² Opera (mod of default skin by me)
Launchy → AMANA² by me
CD Art Display AMANA² by me
// WebApps
News Reader → AMANA² by me
Chat → AMANA² by me
Youtube → AMANA² by me
// Misc
Images from AMANA wallpapers by Imrik, j3
Images in the RSS reader are taken from the Final Fantasy wikia
And as Imrik said in 2007: "I would like to thank amana.jp/company/tsutawaru/ and blog.arsthanea.com/" and all of the old-timers who are still around =D
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A Tribute to the Original AMANA Mac shot by Imrik
Litestep Details
The login/loading screen are all done in litestep. Basically, windows boots to my account and displays the login screen (no password matching yet, but it's coming - it's a moot point, as I have a boot password set anyway...). The login text area resizes down and the loading circles resizes out. It's a pretty slick animation :). The loader animation is a throwback to the old days of cmd prompt where you would just use the / - \ | characters to make a spinning wheel.
The taskbar has an integrated information bar that shows battery, network and twitter info. Clicking on the twitter bird calls a php function (via LSActiveDesktop) that fetches and updates the latest tweet from my feed. Clicking on the box icon brings up the console.
The console is by far my favorite part of the theme. I took stole a lot of design cues from the terminal in the new tron movie. Clicking on the icons on the left side change the text in the left panel. The home screen displays weather, news, and social info (pulled from various RSS feeds). Clicking on the graph icon brings up system info (CPU clocks, RAM, etc). Currently, those are the only two implemented, but once LSActiveDesktop is more robust, the chat, reader, favorites, and video app should all be possible.
The right side of the console features a little text area where you can input !Bang commands. It's not LSXCommand, but a Text Box that parses bang commands and runs them. I wanted to use LSXCommand, but I couldn't (I can't remember why, just that it didn't work like I wanted...). You can actually control the console from within this command box (so you can feel extra l33t), but it's not useful for much else. Really more eye candy than anything.
Clicking on the <<- arrow in the top-left brings back the desktop. That's about it.
If you stuck through all of that text, I applaud you :). Merry Christmas :D
Sutton House, Hackney.
Sutton House is a National Trust property and is well worth a visit. Built in 1535 there are architectural examples of that era and also Georgian and Victorian.
It is the oldest residential building in Hackney
For most of the year the window-mounted hummingbird feeder serves as a platform for squirrels to climb on as they try to get over to the window-mounted seed feeder. But for a little while, if the hummingbirds get brave, it’s very, very cool.
NW Austin. Not sure of species, Maybe female/juvenile ruby-throated?
Black-chinned - Thanks Christian!
Photographed while on tour in the Pacific Northwest area of Washington, U.S.A. The skies were mostly overcast and rainy but the spring flowers were in full bloom. These photographs include Anacortes, Poulsbo, Gig Harbour, Port Townsend, Whidbey Island and the rural areas.
Detail of the east window at Stockingford by Robert Anning Bell, installed in 1921 as a memorial to the Great War.
The early 19th century church of St Paul in Stockingford, in the western suburbs of Nuneaton, a late Georgian brick structure in classical idiom with a Neo-Gothic chancel added in the early 20th century.
The church has recently benefited from reordering and redecoration of the interior, and looks quite different from how I remember it on my first visit at the start of this century.