text:
20+ Years Experience
Specialist 3g Pitches
We are specialist 3g Pitch Resurfacing contractors in Northfleet who have installed over 2 million metres of surfacing throughout the UK.
With installers based in Northfleet Kent we can offer competitive prices and in September 2023 are able to get costs to you very quickly.
We're 3G Pitch Resurfacing and our team can complete the resurface of numerous sports surfaces.
Need a friendly and professional sports surface installer in September 2023? We're here to assist.
We offer a number of great 3g Pitch Resurfacing services in Northfleet and are more than happy in assisting you on anything you need more information on.
If you have been looking for an alternative to genuine surfacing for the sporting surfacing, we strongly suggest Third generation man-made surfaces. By creating a Third generation area your facility will meet UK certifications of controlling bodies like FIFA, FA, IRB, RFU and in addition RFL.
The synthetic turf may range in pile length from 32mm, which is mainly intended for hockey fields, to 60 millimeters which is used for rugby. Soccer pitches are likely to use 40mm 3G turf and this is usually laid down on to a shockpad to help make the surface secure.
We install a porous sub base once we have dug out the current surfacing. The two main main forms of sub base which is often installed for a 3rd generation surface: engineered and dynamic. An engineered sub base is made up of compressed natural stone and after that tarmacadam above, constructing a firm foundation for a shockpad to be installed in Northfleet.
This surfacing in Northfleet is infilled with epdm granules and silica sand infill on a 3G synthetic football surface. This allows the surfacing fantastic playing properties.
The epdm granules applied assists to comfort the bones of the athletes, which in turn helps to reduce the chance of incidents when the flooring is being used. The infill is also able to preserve the turf strands up-right, which makes the surface much more comfortable, supplying an even better practical experience for the players utilizing the 3G surface.
The 2G and 3G synthetic turf specifications are definitely the most typical surfacing varieties that we put in for soccer pitches as these provide the perfect playing traits. These types of surfacing varieties are brilliant for footballing since they can replicate the performance features of all natural turf, while offering a lower routine maintenance sports facility.
To ensure that you stay within your budget we're continually here to help with your design and style and specification. This is talking through the various surfacing varieties to be sure you find the ultimate choice for the facility and budget. If you want to use your facility for additional sports we could tell you about each surface and help you decide what kind will likely be best for you.
If you would like to receive even more information on 3g Pitch Resurfacing services in Northfleet, make sure you get in touch with us today!
Each surface options are thoroughly porous, which means water passes straight through together with the angled stone base layer, enables it to go through into the soil.
The product lifespan could be afflicted if your facility starts to hold water, meaning damage is going to be caused towards the sporting activities surface in the long run. This kind of issue are able to cause high priced servicing being required if it's not handled as quickly as possible so we at all times endorse keeping on top of common care.
At 3g Pitch Resurfacing, we can assist you on the best options available. Make sure you contact us today for a number of great 3g pitch resurfacing in Kent.
The cost to put in the sports facility ranges on a lot of components including the surface area and location.
3G man made grass can be used for competitive football fixtures, because games don't have to be called off due to poor weather since the man made turf creates an all-weather flooring. In addition, secondary schools and colleges generally use 3G turf for PE and sporting activities. Similarly, universities can really benefit from Third generation pitches as the pitch will not get flooded after major downfall, and thus can still be utilized.
Line markings could be set up to make expert sports facilities.
Recreational facilities and activities facilities will benefit through having these facilities as they can be hired out anytime.
Make sure you contact us today for a number of great 3g Pitch Resurfacing services in South East.
Here are some towns we cover near Northfleet.Gravesend, Tilbury, Swanscombe, Grays, Dartford
"3g Pitch Resurfacing did an excellent job resurfacing our school's football pitch. The team was professional, skilled, and friendly, and they made sure to complete the project on time and within budget. Our pitch now looks and feels amazing, and we would definitely recommend 3g Pitch Resurfacing to anyone looking for high-quality pitch resurfacing services."Ava Johnson
"We recently hired 3g Pitch Resurfacing to repair and resurface our football pitch, and we were impressed with the results. The team was communicative, responsive, and thorough, and they made sure to use top-quality materials and equipment. Our players now have a safe and durable pitch to play on, and we are grateful for 3g Pitch Resurfacing's excellent work."Noah Wilson
For more information on 3g Pitch Resurfacing services in Northfleet, fill in the contact form below to receive a free quote today.
We Aim To Reply To All Enquiries With-in 24-Hours


text:
The word religion is derived from the Latin word 're ligare'. Re means 'back' and ligare means 'to the origin'. Together they mean 'that which binds one back to the origin'. The origin of all jivas is paramatma. To get to the origin is the ultimate aim of human life. This necessitates realization of God within the human body.
Religion is essentially the manifestation of divinity already in man. It is not anything gross which is to be stuffed into a man from outside. It is present in every human being. It is essentially the uncovering of what lies hidden in the inner realm. It is seeing and experiencing the inner world with a divine eye, just as the two eyes see the maya-ridden world outside. While the latter binds us to the elusive phenomenal physical world of objects, the former unites us with Supreme Brahman resulting in the manifestation of our true divine nature.
There is no real difference between an ignorant materialist and the highest ecclesiastical giant who can render high-winded speeches. We are all atheists till we have actually perceived God within this human body.
Ashutoshji Maharaj
(Shri Ashutosh Ji Maharaj is the founder of Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan in

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Capes: Yea or Nay?
But just a couple weeks ago, I found myself with another capelet pattern. Well, in fairness, I bought the pattern you see below strictly for the dress - I love the shape of the midriff. But yet again, I found myself inexplicably drawn to the idea of the capelet.
Isn't it fantastic in that blue and white check with the green cummerbund? Still, I have a gut feeling that this is a style that works best on illustrations, not people.
I decided I needed some empirical evidence to back up my beliefs on the matter. So, I was browsing in Anthropologie on a lunch break the other day, and tried on this little cape:
Looks cute on the dress form, right? It did not look so cute on me. The widest part fell precisely at my waist - this didn't exactly create a flattering silhouette, if you see what I mean. But still . . . if a capelet fell above the elbow, would this problem be solved? Or are capes just not a wearable style for the modern gal?
Capes: yea or nay, ladies?
43 comments:
I think yea. Resounding! But it does depend on details like sleeve length etc. I find cropped, structured capelets with awesome buttons are quite flattering on me, but anything longer and I look like I'm wearing too much fabric. I've seen taller, twiggy types look great in longer cape(let)s though. I've made a couple in rich coloured wools with some texture and this seems to add interest where arms, seams and structure would normally be. Capes made from 'flat' fabrics often tend to look like costumes to me.ReplyDelete
I think that they are cute! They look like something Michelle Obama might wear , or Audrey Hepburn. If you were making your own you could adjust the length to a more flattering location.ReplyDelete
I say Yea! I own a vintage nurse's cape and wear it in the fall (it hits at the hip and is wool) and I am knitting myself a hooded capelet for when the weather starts to turn. I think as long as it hits you in the correct spot you can pull it off.ReplyDelete
I vote yea also. Although, I think you have to adopt an attitude to wear one.ReplyDelete
Yea, definitely!!! I was just thinking last night about making one I saw in a BWOF.ReplyDelete
I say yea! I do love capelets.ReplyDelete
-Andi x
I understand your trepidation. Capelets can so easily go either way. But a classmate showed up in a really cute one the other day made out of recycled sweaters. It was orange except for the "sleeve" area which was a wedge of patterned fabric. I thought it was a nice way of breaking up a swath of fabric.ReplyDelete
I like the Anthropologie model better than the pattern images. Perhaps a shorter sleeve is worth a try?
So, in other words, yea. Might as well give it a shot!
I am not a big fan of capes or capelets. Aside from the fact that I don't see them as flattering on my curvy body, I just find them awkward to wear. Do you wear a shoulder bag? Not fitting over this cape with any grace. I see them as kind of cold and drafty in winter. I'm a nay.ReplyDelete
Yea, yea, and yea. Especially if it's a cute little bow number like View 2 of the first.ReplyDelete
I should really make myself one. They seem like the perfect accessory for transitioning your wardrobe from warm to cool weather, and the perfect way to keep your body a little warm without becoming uncomfortably toasty, which happens to me a lot.
I think that they look adorable. I've never tried one on myself but I'd love to! Actually I have a coat/cape on my wishlist for this winter.ReplyDelete
At the very worst you can make a capelet and then not wear it if you don't like the fit.
I say Yea. I'm thinking the short one in the first pattern. I think you should give it a try and just see. The shorter one probably won't fall at your waist; so it might be more flattering. It might be nice to wear in a movie theatre if nothing else.ReplyDelete
I found myself in the same dilemma last year, and I just went for it. I sewed a capelet (Vogue 1062) in a lovely cream wool, and I totally, totally love it. It's a perfect fall jacket. All my initial fears about wearing a capelet just melted away...I have never felt like I'm drowining in wool when I wear it.ReplyDelete
Anyway, take a look. You'll have to paste the URL into your brower, because I have no idea how to turn this into a link! Whoops!
DEFINATELY YES! Go for a shorter one so that you waist is shown off. I'm really jealous of your pattern finds as I've been hunting for one for ages. Really hope you do make one and share the results. xReplyDelete
While I love the idea of a cape, I think it's actually difficult to pull off. Capes often overwhelm the women who wear them, making them look like mini darth vaders (minus the helmet head). Because of the bell shape, it widens the body. I know the majority of the commenters said yes to the cape, but I really feel like one's own body shape dictates the wearing of a cape (how flattering it is/isn't). As well as fabric, for that matter. All that aside, perhaps if you tried on some capes in the store that hit at different lengths it would help you to decide if the cape is right for you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2009 at 12:02 PM
I have always liked them but not so sure about it on me. I use pashminas a lot for cool evenings or covering my shoulders at mass(my catholic mother's influence on me...)so I don't think capes would be too much of a stretch.ReplyDelete
I always wanted a hip length navy wool cape with red lining and brass buttons to wear as a coat.
I say go for it, but keep in mind that the key to a flattering capelet is its length. I think you want the capelet to end in the bust area where you want your body to appear wider, and where the bulk of the capelet will sharpen the contrast with your waist. You can play with finding a length you like by simply wrapping a piece of fabric around your arms and torso to vaguely simulate the shape.ReplyDelete
Like you, I also like the short view from the first pattern.
I have seen a lot of knitted and crocheted capelets recently. Here are some links to photographs so you can see what is more or less flattering:
@Cindy: Ebay is a great source for the kind of cape you are looking for. Search nurse cape or wool cape and you'll find ones that are blue wool with red satin or wool linings. That's how I found mine and I love it. Just make sure to check the length against your measurements.ReplyDelete
I say Yea!ReplyDelete
I have a fitted wool Theory cape that I bought years ago and I get complemented every time I wear it. I also have a sweater cape from Paul & Joe for Target that I've worn once and haven't found the right outfit for it yet.
I think it depends on the outfit and what shape looks best on you. I've found more fitted shapes work on me, whereas the Anthropologie cape you showed would have been all kinds of bad for me.
I still want the nurse's cape SJP wore in one of the episodes of Sex & the City.
I love the idea of capes. I always love them in the magazines. But I don't think they would look right on me. I tried one on and looked bigger than a sack of potatoes but it could have just been a bad style. I am not ready to rule them out because of one bad experience. I think they are so cute!ReplyDelete
So, I think you should go for it. A caplet could be really flattering (haven't tried one of those yet). Do some snoop shopping to help you decide. Good luck on your quest!
I've been thinking capelet too. I saw the Burda one that someone made up and saved the image. However I have a little cropped black jacket that flares out in the back like a cape so I'm not sure if I need something else similar unless I find a really great color, (orange, harvest yellow or green) to make it in. But if you do make one I think it would look great with your Joan Holloway dresses and this red sheath, so I think you definitely have the right clothes to wear with it. And remember, it's still considered as outerwear or as a coverup, so you wouldn't be expected to wear it all day at work.ReplyDelete
I like capelets in theory, but when it comes to wearing one in practice - they just don't work for most women who want an outer garment to keep them warm or want to put a handbag over their shoulder. They're a very solid shape so I just don't think they work that well outside of magazines. Shame.ReplyDelete
I *adore* capes and capelets. I'm pretty "fluffy" and very busty, so wearing them is a bit of a challenge.ReplyDelete
I've found that the best ones go to the bottom of my bust and above my waist and have a bit of swing in the back of them. My favorite was actually slightly longer in back than in front. It's subtle, but makes *all* the difference (combined with the swing back).
Go for it - you've got the look to pull it off.
I think yea to this timeless piece if the fabric is not stiff. A nice woolen with texture would work and a knit one would be fabulous and dramatic. I understand the problem with it hitting in the wrong place. I don't know how to overcome that problem because I am curvy in the hips too. Perhaps playing around with it to make it hit in a better spot. Capes would look best with a pencil skirt or narrow trousers (with heels!) to offset the wide-ness of the top, IMO. I think the white color of the Anthropologie cape was the problem, it makes it look bigger. Think of one in beautiful fall/winter hues of grey, brown, aubergine.ReplyDelete
Now you've made me want a capelet. Sigh. (I guess that's a yea.)ReplyDelete
Beautiful, interesting blog!
I say yea. I love that one you showed from Anthropologie. I made one from last years McCalls version with a matching pencil skirt and loved it with long gloves, a turtle neck and boots.ReplyDelete
I love capes of all kinds and adore a black-and-white wool boucle one I made three years. But Nancy K is right--they aren't entirely practical. I can't carry my usual shoulder bag with it. But there is a new McCalls cape-ish jacket I want to make out of a wool plaid one of these days.ReplyDelete
YEA! Imagine a luxurious wool one with that gorgeous red sheath dress!!!ReplyDelete
- JacquelineSeptember 12, 2009 at 5:55 PM
Hmmm, I think they CAN look good (especially if you have a bit of height or a long torso). For me personally though, it's a no no, being short and short waisted and curvy AND big busted it would be like drowning in a sea of wool. You,Gertie, could I think, pull it off, if it's the right length.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 12, 2009 at 6:30 PM
I vote Yea! They're so dramatic, but in a good way.ReplyDelete
They should end above the elbow or below the hip. Of course, the longer ones look better if they're narrower, in my opinion.
Also, red velvet would be my first choice. With a hood maybe. But you'd have to love the look, and seriously commit to it, or it would come off as slightly ridiculous. I think.
I'd say, "Go big or go home" on this idea. But my first reaction was "Shawl."ReplyDelete
Depends on the material, and the nerve.
Capelets, yea. Capes, depends... not if you are well endowed, like moi, and it creates a weird maternity "cape tent" look.ReplyDelete
There was a cape in a recent Burda - here. It's certainly cute in the picture, but I can't imagine it being good to wear. It looks too floppy.ReplyDelete
Yea, with a couple of caveats. I LOVE the shorter cape/capelet look and have two sweaters that are too long to be called capelets but not quite long enough to qualify as full-on capes. Keep trying on different lengths if you see them in stores - you'll find one that works. The biggest downside to them is that you can't really carry a shoulder bag, but there are plenty of other handbag options out there. And as weird as it may sound, the cape concept is still a bit too fashion forward for some people so you really have to be in the right mindset to work it. :-)ReplyDelete
All I can say is...ReplyDelete
YEA! I'm thinking about making one for me too... I think they look so cute!ReplyDelete
An absolute yea from me. I have two capes, one tartan which I wear during Spring and Autumn and one black wool cape which I wear for evenings. My black wool cape has bound slits so you can poke your arm through so I often wear elbow gloves with that cape.ReplyDelete
If I am carrying a tote or sholder bag I put it over my sholder and under the cape.
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM
Gertie - I am SO in the yes category. I bought this cape on sale from Pendleton a few years ago, as something to wear on special occassions, but now wear it almost everyday in the winter:ReplyDelete
Cold air does blow up it, and as Nancy K says, it is hard to carry a shoulder bag. But it just looks so chic. Your capelets would look really cool "toughened" up - maybe you could wear it with skinny jeans or boots?
Definitely make one, and post!
ooh, now I want an aubergine wool capelet. It would be just right for fall, when all I really need to stay warm is for my upper arms to be nice and toasty.
I love capelets, but have yet to ever wear one...I always feel like the French girl wizards in Harry Potter!ReplyDelete
I've found that chunky knit ones look much less ridiculous.
I think they're a great idea for summer weddings -- wear one over a sundress for the ceremony and then remove it for the reception. They could also work well to wear over an evening dress between venues.ReplyDelete
However, I agree that I've had a tough time finding a flattering silhouette. My favorite has been the bolero -- it shows off my waistline while still covering my shoulders and keeping my look together.
- AnonymousApril 6, 2010 at 12:46 PM
Definitely Nay!ReplyDelete
I made a longer version out my head for a snuggie-poncho sit around the house and keep warm cape. It's below the knees and keeps me ever so toasty in the cold evenings of the winter. I'm wearing it now...I would have loved to have a cape pattern to work with to get a feel of what to do. I used velcro up the front. It works great. I sewed in a pouch in the rear for a pillow that I can remove if wanted. One of my chairs needs that pillow to sit confortably. Thanks for the Simplicity pattern number. I'll see if I can refine it. I see some of those fleecy animal blankets that I will use are on sale. Roar from the Tiger. I have a friend with an 11 year old boy who would love one.
I am a big fan of capes or capelets. I have two capes, one tartan which I wear during Spring and Autumn and one black wool cape which I wear for evenings. My black wool cape has bound slits so you can poke your arm through so I often wear elbow gloves with that Wholesale Capes.ReplyDelete


text:
🚚 🚚 We advise you to chose the DHL Express courier for a fully tracked worldwide delivery service. Due to the lack of worldwide flights leaving the U.K. and travel restrictions please allow extra time for any international postal deliveries to be completed. 🚚 🚚
© 2023 Averys Motorcycles.
Product images are used with permission of our fantastic brands and suppliers and maybe used for generic purposes on some items.
FREE !!Add the Shift-It Care Kitto all helmet orders over £250 to get one of these kits included in your box free of charge
Use code HELM10 to get 10% Off all Helmets
Dashboards & Laptimers
Exhaust Servo Eliminators
Speedo Healers
We are able to supply OEM items from a wide range of major manufacturers
Check out the great range of new products and promotional items we currently have on offer.
Daytona Security Evo 3 Inners & Outers available separately.
Thanks for looking at the great portfolio of brands we have put together for you.
Quick Size Guides - More size guides are available on the main menu
£35.00 GBP Größentabelle
Quick Size Guides - More size guides are available on the main menu
This Motul A1 Air Filter Cleaner cleans all types of motorcycle foam air filters. Effectively removes dust, mud, sand, oils, for better carburation. Unlike petrol, this product does not warp and does not harden the motorbike filter.
Packaging: 5L can
Typ: Air Filter Cleaner
🟢 Green Light
Good stock availability, usually set to 4 or more items and held in store for quick dispatch.
🟠 Amber Light
Low stock levels, usually 1-3 Items available to order. Items held in our stock or sent direct from our supplier.
🔴 Red Light
Stock levels set to 0 - Preorder available. Out of stock with ourselves and the UK distributor but can be ordered in on their next delivery.
🔴 Red Light
Stock level set to 0 with no preorder available means the product is currently not available to us from our suppliers.
Free shipping
Multi Currency
Quick Despatch
Tracked Shipping
Returns Accepted
Sign up to get the latest information on promotions, best sellers, new releases and more …


text:
Calling UnitedKingdom with low cost and high quality telecom service was a nightmare until LYCATALK introduced its pinless dialing service from 17 countries worldwide. LYCATALK lets you make cheap calls to UnitedKingdom from your existing landline or mobile number for just 1¢/min to landline and 1.5¢/min to mobile. No need to change your telephone provider, no need to change your SIM card, speed dial facilities and easy top ups including IVR top up facilities makes yours and your family member's life easy when making low cost and high quality international calls. LYCATALK believes in treating its loyal customer with extra free credits and also gives out free credit for members who introduce their friends to LYCATALK.So why are you waiting for? Go ahead and register with LYCATALK and make low-cost calls to UnitedKingdom!
Refer a Friend Register and top-up
If you've any queries about how to use LYCATALK Contact our 24/7 Customer Services 1-800-884-9525 or visit our How to Use page.
Check our rates page for details about LYCATALK free and local access numbers and rates.


text:
This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: https://librivox.org/history-of-philosophy-by-william-turner/
The History of Philosophy is the exposition of philosophical opinions and of systems and schools of philosophy. It includes the study of the lives of philosophers, the inquiry into the mutual connection of schools and systems of thought, and the attempt to trace the course of philosophical progress. Topics covered include Ancient Philosophy (Babylon, China, India, Egypt, Greece and Rome) Christian Era Philosophy (St. Anselm, Thomas Aquinas, William of Ockam) and Modern Philosophy (including Descartes, Spinoza, Kant and Hegel.) (Summary by Beth Thomas and the Introduction)
- How to claim a part, and "how it all works" here To find a section to record, simply look at point 5. below at the sections. All the ones without names beside them are "up for grabs." Click "Post reply" at the top left of the screen and tell us which section you would like to read (include the section number from the left-most column in the reader list, please). Read points 6. to 8. below for what to do before, during and after your recording.
- New to recording? Please read our Newbie Guide to Recording!
- Is there a deadline? We ask that you submit your recorded sections within 1-2 months of placing your claim. Please note that to be fair to the readers who have completed their sections in a timely way, if you haven't submitted your recording(s) after two months, your sections will automatically be re-opened for other readers to claim, unless you post in this thread to request an extension. Extensions will be granted at the discretion of the Book Coordinator. If you cannot do your section, for whatever reason, just let me know and it'll go back to the pool. There's no shame in this; we're all volunteers and things happen.Please do not sign up for more sections than you can complete within the two month deadline.
- Where do I find the text? Source text (please only read from this text!): https://archive.org/details/historyofphiloso00turn/page/n5
Alternative text link with Greek words rendered into English script: https://maritain.nd.edu/jmc/etext/hop09.htm
- Please claim sections (the numbers in the first column below)! If this is your first recording, please let me know under which name or pseudonym you'd like to appear in the LibriVox catalogue. We can also link to a personal website/blog.
Prospective Prooflisteners: Please read the Listeners Wanted FAQ before listening! Level of prooflistening requested: standard
Please don't download or listen to files belonging to projects in process (unless you are the BC or PL). Our servers are not set up to handle the greater volume of traffic. Please wait until the project has been completed. Thanks!
Magic Window:
BC Admin
- BEFORE recording: Please check the Recording Notes: viewtopic.php?p=6430#p6430
Set your recording software to:
Channels: 1 (Mono)
Bit Rate: 128 kbps
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
- DURING recording:
No more than 0.5 to 1 second of silence at the beginning of the recording!
Make sure you add this to the beginning of your recording:
START of recording (Intro)
- "Chapter [number/s and parts if relevant] of History of Philosophy. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information, or to volunteer, please visit: librivox DOT org"
- If you wish, say: "Recording by [your name], [city, your blog, podcast, web address]"
- Say:
"History of Philosophy, by William Turner. [Chapter Number and Title]"
END of recording
- At the end of the section, say:
"End of [Chapter]"
- At the end of the book, say (in addition):
"End of History of Philosophy, by William Turner. "
There should be ~5 seconds silence at the end of the recording.
Please remember to check this thread frequently for updates!
- AFTER recording
Need noise-cleaning?
Listen to your file through headphones. If you can hear some constant background noise (hiss/buzz), you may want to clean it up a bit. The latest version of Audacity is recommended for noise-cleaning. See this LibriVox wiki page for a complete guide.
Save files as
128 kbps MP3
historyofphilosophy_##_turner_128kb.mp3 (all lower-case) where ## is the section number (e.g. historyofphilosophy_01_turner_128kb.mp3)
Transfer of files (completed recordings) Please always post in this forum thread when you've sent a file. Also, post the length of the recording (file duration: mm:ss) together with the link.
- Upload your file with the LibriVox Uploader: https://librivox.org/login/uploader
(If you have trouble reading the image above, please message an admin)
- You'll need to select the MC, which for this project is: TriciaG
- When your upload is complete, you will receive a link - please post it in this thread.
- If this doesn't work, or you have questions, please check our How To Send Your Recording wiki page.
Any questions?
Please post below
- Upload your file with the LibriVox Uploader: https://librivox.org/login/uploader


text:
As soon as you pick the below answer, you can click on the topic: Today's NYT Crossword answers ( of NOVEMBER 10 2022 ) to find the solutions of the other clues that are blocking you.
Minor problem Crossword Clue
The answer of this clue is :
Nothing can replace the joy of finding the solution yourself. But when you want to move forward, there is no harm in seeking some help. This is what we have offered you here. This crossword clue ( Minor problem ) is solved and no matter how, you are progressing.
We also guarantee you the support of the Today's NYT Mini Crossword answers with all the solutions of its clues. Visit the topic and you will find everything on it.
A suggestion ? Please do not hesitate to propose it, we are all ears.


text:
Friday, October 24, 2008
Chic is in the details
I always look up to the people (should I say the artists) who dress windows. They have to come up with new ideas, cope with the image the brand wants to promote and catch the passers by attention. That is exactly what happed to me when I passed by this Lanvin window display in the Boissy d'Anglas street. The whole setting was actually very creative and I do regret not to have been able to photograph it due to the light reflexion in the glass. PS: if you are in New York and want to meet me next week, please check this forum entry.
57 comments:
A dress and pearls are always very sophisticated but I wish there hadn't been a reflection so I could see the rest too! Once again, blue dominates one of Eric's photos.ReplyDelete
Wish I could meet you all in NYC. Have a wonderful time!!
Whoo-hoo. I think I got GF! Today I will take the pearls, which are obviously dying for someone to wear them, and drape them on the crown, where they will add a bit of luster - just what I need to cheer me up as I roll my eyes heavenward waiting for the whistle to sound letting me leave the grindstone behind for the day!ReplyDelete
I just might borrow the Lanvin dress as well to make the evening a little more enjoyable and lets see if I can get some perfume to go with that. Hmm - now things are looking up!
Oh how I love Paris window displays! I took many photos of the creative windows while I was there, but nothing quite as chic as this Lanvin dress and pearls though! Very nicely framed photo Eric.ReplyDelete
Carrie I think pearls will be a great addition to the GF crown!
Those pearls, and the brown fabric, are beautifully lit. I like the crystals in the necklace as well - very modern.ReplyDelete
Beautiful image Eric! I, too, love store windows, especially at Christmastime. New York is a great place to see store windows - I hope you get to do a little window shopping!ReplyDelete
I was wondering about city Christmas decorations. Do they start as early in Paris as they do in New York? Can I expect to see any before I leave Paris on December 2? I would love to see the city decorated.ReplyDelete
I love pearls. Classic!ReplyDelete
That is a beautiful photograph!!!
Aaaah, Lanvin—always chic and elegant, n'est-ce pas?ReplyDelete
Gorgeous image, Eric.
Carrie—these pearls are a perfect addition to the crown. It will look so good on you!
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2008 at 2:07:00 AM GMT+2
Ah, pearls. One day someone said I always wear pearls, and I didn't even know that about myself!ReplyDelete
cARRIE: I just got back from CDG and I saw the decoration for xmas on the facade of Galeries Layfayette in place. Don't get too excited tho. NOWHERE in the world goes as over the top for xmas like America, NOWHERE.
I love the pearl necklace. Classic! The Lanvin dress is a nice "accessory" too. ;-)ReplyDelete
Carrie...you're working too hard these days! Enjoy the GF...one day left before the weekend hits.
I love window displays - but yes, reflecions tend to get in the way of photographing them quite a bit. This is a great shot though.ReplyDelete
Whooo eeeee, as we say down here. This is a great take on this window display E. I plan to soak up as many window displays as I can next month. The brown silk dress, the pearls,,, fab!ReplyDelete
The year is 2003. I am standing at the top of a three-storey stairwell with a friend of mine, when (for no apparent reason) the thread of her pearl necklace snaps. A hundred or so of them cascade and ricochet to the ground floor like hailstones. She cries, I laugh. Then she laughs and I cry as it dawns on me that she expect ME to be the one to chase after and recover them. Which, let me tell you, took so long that I still think of her every time I pass a row of pinball machines or watch a lotto draw.ReplyDelete
Pearls are indeed so chic that even an image of pearls "hanging on a hanger" is chic. I think it's because it automatically reminds us of Chanel... one of her trademarks.ReplyDelete
Lynn I think I know who gave you Amelie. I can't believe you hadn't watch it until today! I love this movie, in fact this year it was one of my birhtday gifts, along with the La Mome dvd too.
PHX I know xmas in the US, specially in NY, is something to remeber for years once you've seen it... but I'd give anything to see Galeries Lafayette's xmas façade right now!!!
SUZY sweetie thanks for your comment on FB today. I do come out and play every now and then!!! I just did in yesterday's post and today I'm here again!!!ReplyDelete
Window displays in Paris seem to follow the "less is more" technique. Quite often there is just one dress; admittedly a nice dress, with some lovely pearls Eric but not much more to entice one into the store. That said, I did post some lovely shop windows on MBOB from our walk through the passages. :)ReplyDelete
So glad that you arrived safely in Boston!
So elegant, the whole thing. Makes me want to go shopping (just what it's supposed to do).ReplyDelete
I've been so busy and I miss you all, all your blogs. But I can't miss a day of Paris Daily Photo.
Oh Coltrane, I thought for sure you would want to hum a few lines of "String of Pearls" after seeing this post. Go on now, you still have time.ReplyDelete
Yes PHX you're right. Holiday decorations here in Paris are quite subtle compared to the U.S. I think that was a subtle understatement as well.
So Lynn, when do we get to hear who sent the DVD? I want to put my orders in early for the holidays in case this admirer wants to admire someone else. hehe
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2008 at 6:37:00 AM GMT+2
Lucio: I thought you were going to end with the quote "geez, me beads" attributed to Marion Davies when her string of pearls (Glenn Miller, anyone?)came unstrung.ReplyDelete
A little fashion tease, Eric? I am so curious to see the rest of this dress!
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2008 at 6:40:00 AM GMT+2
Michael: if we both thought of that song you know Coltrane did.ReplyDelete
Lovely, lovely, lovely.ReplyDelete
This is an exquisite combination. It definitely hits the X chromosome. Chocolate brown is a luxurious colour - entirely delicious.ReplyDelete
And what would you ask for Michael?ReplyDelete
Oooh yes the understatement of pearls is classic. I often wear them - some my parents bought me when I was about 18. These ones look very white, perhaps they are freshwater pearls or maybe it's the window lighting. Sorry - I get carried away with jewellery. More please Eric.ReplyDelete
I believe this is a Zazzle moment. Girls of all ages would buy this as a greetings card for girlfriends. Men would buy it for ladies. Trust me. :)
I really love this beautiful shot.
LOL Michael! That made me laugh. I shall tell you by email I think. Probably this kind person would admit it here if he/she wanted it to be known.ReplyDelete
Monica so La Mome? Is this another I should see at some point? I've never heard of it.
Lucio I love your story about the pearls breaking, but at the same time I was horrified at the thought. Wait a second... you... LAUGHED? you LAUGHED? Eek. Of COURSE you were expected to help pick them up! Pah!... Soto voce: A lady's pearls break and the man stands there laughing....mutter, mutter.... ;)
he he Anonyme...:)ReplyDelete
Michael, EVERYONE admires you. x
Lynn, La Mome is that film about Piaf that came out last year. Remember the actress (Marion Cotillard) won an Oscar for it?ReplyDelete
Oh this is a MUST SEE, no doubt about it!!!!
Let's keep it quiet Lynn. Very quiet.ReplyDelete
But "anonyme" I want a present too!ReplyDelete
Très chic photo Eric. I already imagine myself in this sexy dress! I've never worn pearls...Because I don't have pearls!ReplyDelete
Lucky Lynn! You have a secret lover...
(It's Rose! It's Rose! She's lovely... :) )
Monica, nice to see you here. :)
Petrea, I understand what you mean! I've been far from PDP for the last few days and I missed it a lot.
Lucio, I love your story, this situation would have made me laugh too (well, if it was not MY necklace!), I especially like the fall of your story "I still think of her every time I pass a row of pinball machines or watch a lotto draw" LOL
I'm not Lynn's secret admirer, but I know who it is... he he he...
Lucio you are a great story teller. No wonder I missed you so much while you were away.
Accessory? I know what you mean... something like "Darling, you don't need to worry with all these accessories. The necklace will be enough!"
Monica oh yes I DO want to see that very much.ReplyDelete
Rose ;) and LOL !
Guille..... ! A secret lover huh? Goodness. I couldn't possibly comment.
Oh and Guille - you will have pearls one day, of that I am sure, you just don't have them yet. They are part of the make-up of true ladies, in my opinion.ReplyDelete
Cali: I'm so glad I was able to surprise you!ReplyDelete
Lynn: I swear, if it hadn't been funny, I wouldn't have laughed, and if I hadn't felt genuinely sorry for her, I wouldn't have stopped. That said, I was probably lucky not to have copped a summary beating for my bad form, as she had a reputation for smashing mirrors when they answered incorrectly to the question: "Whose the prettiest of them all?"
Guille: A humorous anecdote without the right punchline is like a love affair without the right ending: one knows it's over, but can't be sure exactly why.
Rose: My grandmother was a master storyteller. Compared to her, I will always be a novice. But this hardly matters when one has such generous and appreciative readers.
Gosh Lucio, sounds like you narrowly escaped with your life! Brr. Some pearls are just not worth picking up. I reverse my strategy; you should have just RUN!ReplyDelete
Rose...I see my dry attempt at humour wasn't lost on you. ;-)ReplyDelete
Michael and Cali...we are on the same wavelengh aren't we? That is a scary thought!
I see pearls and I can't help but think of Audrey Hepburn...now that's lovely enough to top the tune "A String of Pearls" in my wee brain.
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2008 at 5:20:00 PM GMT+2
Coltrane: great minds, blah, blah, blah. :-)ReplyDelete
Carrie, don't expect too much about Paris Christmas decorations, nothing compared to New York.ReplyDelete
Mostly because the city hardly pays for them, the shopkeepers do most of the job.
You'll find some big stores like Le Printemps or Les Galeries Lafayette doing gorgeous things, last year it even snowed every day at 5 PM in front of the Galeries.
And some local tradesmen associations pay for decorating their street, like rue du Commerce, de la Convention, de Buci, de la Contrescarpe....
But if you have time, go look the window displays of Le Printemps and Les Galeries, still if you manage to reach them, or the prestigious shops of the Champs Elysées, every year, it is a new theme and a new show.
It is quite a nice moemnt of "lèche vitrines".
- AnonymousOctober 24, 2008 at 6:18:00 PM GMT+2
What a great suggestion, Marylene! I never knew about the other decorated neighborhood streets. I love these great Paris tips !ReplyDelete
I love pearls.ReplyDelete
When I think of women in pearls, first comes to mind, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, then Queen Elizabeth I of England. In so many, many pictures, they are wearing pearls.
Lucio, The reason they put a knot before and after each pearl is so that if the strand breaks, the pearls will not fall all over the floor. However, fake pearls, they do not trouble themselves to knot (only if they want them to appear as real pearls). In China Town, San Francisco, all the jewelry stores will knot pearls for about $20.00 and it takes about an hour or so. I drop them off and come back after having a nice Chinese lunch. BTW, Do not be dismayed if they tell you they do not knot pearls -- they are fickle.
Eric, When I photograph a fashion store window in Paris, I do it from across the street -- no reflections. However, I saw an interesting photo of a Russian grocery store window taken in San Francisco's Russian neighborhood -- it had the reflection of a Chinese restaurant sign in the window. It was so beautiful the way he made that reflection work for him.
Lois: The pearls in my story were definitely fake: just like their owner. Indeed, my laughter - and initial reluctance to retrieve them - were probably the result of believing that one should never stoop to picking up pearls that have been cast before swine (in this case, a sow).ReplyDelete
Just got an email from Zazzle saying they are having a 40% off sale on 2009 calendars (including PDP) by entering the code CALENDARSAVE. The fine print reads:
40% off calendars discount is applied to orders of one or more qualifying calendars and applies to the price of the product, not to shipping, taxes, and other charges. The coupon code CALENDARSAVE must be entered during checkout to receive the offer. Offer is valid from October 1, 2008 through October 31, 2008 at 11:59pm PST.
The photo is perfect just as it is!ReplyDelete
Lucio, Are you a writer? Or, just an intellectual? Oh, or both? BTW, I liked your pearl story.ReplyDelete
Michael, This is really good news as I was going to give PDP calendars to my colleagues during the holiday season this year. Merci and as Lynn would say, x
Lois: That is a good, but ticklish, question.ReplyDelete
Experience has taught me that if one writes without thinking the result is typing, and that if one thinks without typing there is absolutely no hope of ever becoming a writer: which is why I try to both at simultaneously (although I am not always successful - or as pleased with the results as my readers). In short, I am opposed to there being a hard and fast distinction between a "writer" and an "intellectual". This has sometimes landed me hot – no, scalding – water, as a distinctive "voice" in academia is about as welcome as a clown at a funeral. Still, I soldier on, defiantly.
I suppose I could also answer your question by saying that one can be read as a writer without being an intellectual, and be an intellectual without being read as a writer, but that it is always far more satisfying (at least, it is to me) to attract readers whose liking for an intriguing thought is at least as great as their appetite for a lively use of language.
As a coda to what I said earlier about clowns and funerals, if the funeral were that of a clown there would obviously not be a problem. There are always exceptions to the rule - and who, I ask, would rather be the flunky of rulers and rule-makers than truly unique and exceptional?
Correction: "...which is why I try to both simultaneously..." (sic).ReplyDelete
Correction: "...which is why I try to do both simultaneously..." (sic!).ReplyDelete
Can't believe I almost missed this photo, Eric, it's a gem!ReplyDelete
Lucio, "if the funeral were that of a clown there would obviously not be a problem." Very original -- you are "truly unique and exceptional" (and FUNNY TOO):-) Merci for all the laughs and smiles.ReplyDelete
I'm about to lower the tone here & say 'hmm pearl necklace eh' hee heeReplyDelete
Lois: Je vous en prie.ReplyDelete
Sue! lol. I may be one of few here who would get that. Er... I mean understand it. Of course.ReplyDelete
Oh Sue and Lynn, it took all day, but you finally got it, I mean, went there with that. I hesitated and though, "Er, no, I'll let someone else do that first." I guess I'm neither a writer nor an intellectual.ReplyDelete
Isn't it possible to be both? Hopefully I am. LOL. Yeah I got the pearl necklace thing a while ago. he he no, just for fun, I'm not going to amend that sentence...ReplyDelete
Oh Michael how saucyReplyDelete
You, Sue and I; naughty!
We couldn't resist
and couldn't desist
From lowering the tone
On Eric's sweet tome
But what will he say?
Will he send us away?
Will he jump and shout out?
And scurry about?
I hope he will smile
Indulge us a while
So come on, let's verse
If a little perverse!
Pearls and a little black dress!! Tres manifique!ReplyDelete


text:
Birthdate: 2nd November, 1975
Birthplace: Moore, Oklahoma, USA
Daniel Cooksey is an American actor.
Daniel Cooksey is an American actor.
These pages copyright Union Films, 2001-2023. All views expressed in these pages are those of Union Films, and are not necessarily those of the University Of Southampton, or the Students' Union. All logos and trademarks are property of their respective organisations.
| Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions. Movie images provided by themoviedb.org


text:
Order Tacos in North Royalton, OH
Order tacos online or visit the Taco Bell® location nearest you at 6447 North Royalton Rd, North Royalton, OH
Think you can dream up the best taco? With Taco Bell®'s completely customizable taco menu, the options are nearly endless!
At your nearby Taco Bell restaurant in North Royalton, OH, you can find all of your favorite Mexican inspired tacos, from classic crunchy tacos and steak tacos to your new favorites like the Chalupa Supreme, and Nacho Cheese Doritos® Locos Tacos. Customize any of our tacos with a variety of sauces and add-ons to create the ultimate taco for you and your friends. With breakfast options at select locations to late night, Taco Bell serves made-to-order and customizable tacos so you can satisfy your taco craving throughout the day.
If you're looking for a delicious taco in North Royalton, OH, Taco Bell is nearby at 6447 North Royalton Rd, North Royalton, OH. So come inside or visit our drive-thru at our local North Royalton location. Looking for other options? Make sure to check out our other Mexican inspired foods including our iconic burritos, quesadillas, and nachos. Don't forget, many of our locations open bright and early for breakfast. Make sure to visit our locations locator to find the Taco Bell® breakfast closest to you.
Prices and items may vary at participating locations and with substitutions. Tax Extra.


text:
Dryer Repair Orlando
Covering Orlando & the surrounding areas
- Fast & friendly Dryer Repair service in Orlando
- Covering all areas in & around Orlando
- Every manufacturer & model of appliances repaired in Orlando
- Transparent repair pricing including parts, labour and a 12 month guarantee
Dryer Repairs in Orlando
We have been offering Dryer Repairs in Orlando for over 10 years. Our Dryer Repair service in Orlando is tried, tested and reviewed locally by our customers so you know that you can trust us to carry out your repair professionally. All of our repairs are covered under our 12 month warranty & the price you are quoted includes all spare parts & our labour.
We understand how frustrating it can be when your appliance breaks down, but after years of hard work your machine can develop faults which can be easily repaired with the right knowledge and access to parts. We promote a repair, not replace society and we believe repairing your appliance is far more economical than replacing.
Dryer Repair near Orlando
Based in Orlando, we repair all manufacturers and model of appliances including LG, Whirlpool, GE, Maytag & Samsung. After we complete a Dryer Repair in Orlando, we offer a 12 month guarantee on our work which includes parts, so if your machine develops the same fault within 1 year of our repair, we will come back out and repair it free of charge.
If for any reason we cannot repair your Dryer , we don't charge you a fee as we work on a no fix, no fee basis. We always conduct ourselves professionally and transparently when repairing your Dryer in Orlando.
For flexibility, we offer Dryer Repairs in Orlando both in the morning and evenings up until 10PM* from Monday - Sunday.
To book us in for a Dryer Repair near Orlando, you can give us a call or simply request a callback and have your engineer call at a time convenient to you, meaning you can talk directly to the expert about any questions you may have.
When booking a repair, we prefer to keep it easy:
1) You book a visit either over the phone or by text with the engineer assigned to your job where we will explain the repairs procedure and the cost of the repair.
2) Our engineer visits your Dryer in Orlando, makes a diagnosis and attempts to repair it on the day.
3) If the repair was not completed on the day for whatever reason, your engineer will return at a time suitable to you with the correct parts.
If you have any special requirements or need a late-night booking, give us a call or request a callback from one of our friendly engineers.
We take pride in being transparent, meaning from the beginning, the price you are quoted is the price you will pay for your repair. This price includes absolutely everything needed to complete the repair with no hidden extras.
When your appliance breaks down, finding somebody that you can trust can be difficult, especially for a machine not under warranty. With most breakdowns, having your machine repaired is far more economical and easier than replacing it.
Dryer brands we repair near you
- Admiral
- Amana
- Caloric
- Estate
- Frigidaire
- Gibson
- Hotpoint
- Kelvinator
- Kenmore
- Magic Chef
- Maytag
- Roper
- Whirlpool
- Westinghouse
Why choose appliance servicing
- 12 month guarantee on all Dryer repairs including parts and labour
- Appointments up until 10pm, seven days a week in Orlando
- All makes and models of appliances repaired near Orlando
- No fix, no fee repair (if we can't repair your appliance we don't charge a penny)
- Easy, three hour appointment windows so you know when we are going to turn up
- Receive a text message from your engineer to let you know when he is on route
- Flexible payment options
- Clean and tidy workmanship from start to finish
- Appliance electrical test with recorded results following each repair
- Freezer repair Gary
- Coffee maker repair Norman
- Cooktop repair Davis
- Washer repair Caldwell
- Garbage disposal repair Williston
- Oven repair Mitchell
- Range repair Marquette
- Ice maker repair Cortez
- Refrigerator repair Centralia
- Microwave repair Wethersfield
- Wine cooler repair Pharr
- Range repair Bisbee
- Oven repair Freeport
- Wine cooler repair West Memphis
- Coffee maker repair Erie


text:
Succeed In XK0-005 Exam With Our Preparation Materials
If you are new to the world of certification, then ExamsSolutions can help. Studying for CompTIA Linux+ Certification Exam comes with a lot of pressure that everyone might not be able to handle. This overwhelming feeling can be the reason for hindering the success that you deserve. But you do not have to worry anymore because ExamsSolutions has developed material that incorporates all the necessary information that is required to ace the XK0-005 exam. The preparatory material for CompTIA Linux+ Certification Exam offers thorough and clear-cut information which is extremely relevant to the certification exam. It is developed to facilitate you in the achievement of your target score on the CompTIA Linux+ XK0-005 and to help you study smartly instead of cramming on irrelevant material.


text: home Nutrition Facts Beverages Fruit flavored drink containing less than 3% fruit juice, with high vitamin C Beverages Fruit flavored drink containing less than 3% fruit juice, with high vitamin C Serving Size: 1 cup (8 fl oz) Nutrition Facts Serving Size 1 cup (8 fl oz) Amount Per Serving Calories from Fat 0Calories 64 % Daily Value * 0%Total Fat 0g 0%Saturated Fat 0g Polyunsaturated Fat 0g Monounsaturated Fat 0g 0%Cholesterol 0mg 4%Sodium 86mg 5%Total Carbohydrate 16g 0%Dietary Fiber 0g Sugars 12g Protein 0g Vitamin A 0%• Vitamin C 99% Calcium 1%• Iron 0% * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs: Calories: 2,000 2,500 Total Fat Less than 65g 80g Sat Fat Less than 20g 25g Cholesterol Less than 300mg 300mg Sodium Less than 2,400mg 2,400mg Total Carbohydrate 300g 375g Dietary Fiber 25g 30g Calories per gram: Fat 9 • Carbohydrate 4 • Protein 4 Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service. USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference, Release 26. You're a Nut! Research shows that people who eat at least one cup of nuts per day are a little bit crazy. Calculate Your Daily Calories Male Female Recipe of the week Smoked Salmon Wrap


text:
Maxim Fateev
Facilitating the Spread of Knowledge and Innovation in Professional Software DevelopmentWrite for InfoQ
Learn what's next in software from world-class leaders pushing the boundaries. Attend in-person or get video-only pass to recordings.
Discover new ideas and insights from senior practitioners driving change in software. Attend in-person.
Your monthly guide to all the topics, technologies and techniques that every professional needs to know about. Subscribe for free.


text:
Although the weather is more enjoyable, the temperatures are still very low - considering the fact that it is already the middle of May (14° C) - and we getting a strong Bise (Northern wind). Let's hope it'll be sunny and warm for my holidays (starting this Friday)!
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Although the weather is more enjoyable, the temperatures are still very low - considering the fact that it is already the middle of May (14° C) - and we getting a strong Bise (Northern wind). Let's hope it'll be sunny and warm for my holidays (starting this Friday)!
65 comments:
I was going to say the same thing this morning. Finally, huh???ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos as always. I really enjoy looking at them.
As always your photos are lovely. Enjoy your holidays. I hope you are going somewhere warm!ReplyDelete
The sun will come. We have had a fair amount of rain here in the valley, so very Spring-like but very un-Okanagan-like.ReplyDelete
Glad things are warming up some. Holidays ... you have fun now! We'll be waiting for the accounting.ReplyDelete
I am glad that you got to get outside! Sunnn..... ahhh. Enjoy your holidays!ReplyDelete
Your photos look so beautiful!ReplyDelete
An amazing sunset. I'm happy that you are finally seeing the sunshine. =)ReplyDelete
Enjoy your holidays!!
Wow...Risa, what a beautiful sunset picture!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous photos. Glad the gloomy weather is giving way to sunshine there.ReplyDelete
Awesome photos ♥ReplyDelete
Am Samstag wird das Wetter wechseln, warm und sonnig. Schöne Ferien !ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:46 PM, May 19, 2010
un bout de notre promenade de hier !ReplyDelete
manque plus que les photos des asperges + nudi + dessert ;)
These photos are great! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
Merci pour ce magnifique partage..bien heureuse de tes belles prises de M'ssieur Timide Soleil lol!!!!!ReplyDelete
Bonne soirée Rosa xx
Tes photos sont superbes. Quel talent!ReplyDelete
You always feature such beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you're getting some sun, Rosa! That is a really stunning sunset!ReplyDelete
It's cold & rainy here as well Rosa. The pic's are beautiful. I'm wishing warmer weather for both of us.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:31 PM, May 19, 2010
awesome photos, as usual.ReplyDelete
i'm glad the weather is better for you, now.
The weather has been pretty much the same in San Francisco too. It was sunny for a few hours and then the black clouds rolled in and it started to rain. The sun is out now. But it's going to rain tonight. Can't wait to the warm weather comes around!ReplyDelete
Love your creativity with the shots!ReplyDelete
Adorable photos. Hope summer is coming your way a bit earlier :)ReplyDelete
Send me some sunny weather! So beautiful sunset and have great holidays from this Friday on!ReplyDelete
All the best,
Gorgeous sunset capture Rosa! :oReplyDelete
tu m'en envoies un peu???ReplyDelete
What a beautiful day Rosa ;) Thank you for being the 1st at my latest post :DReplyDelete
Your pictures look great!ReplyDelete
As always... ;)
Oh what glorious images. I especially like the first and last ones...ReplyDelete
Hi RosaReplyDelete
Unfortunately I have some very sad news about Rosie from Baking Cakes Galore. Could you please pass by my blog. I have written up a tribute for her on my blog and would like everyone who knew her to leave a comment as I will be printing out all the comments to send onto her husband.
lovely pics rosaReplyDelete
Hey Rosa, ur photographs are unique and refreshing as ever, I love the way you shoot and post them. Keep up ur good work. Would love to be back again for more to come!ReplyDelete
So many lovely images after the bad weather... you really woke up with a bang!ReplyDelete
Wow! You have a way of infusing such personality and such romance into your beautiful photographs.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:03 PM, May 20, 2010
Yay for the sun coming out! That sunset is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Such pretty skies! Have a lovely holiday!ReplyDelete
Yours pictures Rosa are absolutely beauty and awesome, I love the skies and clouds, thanks by sharing, gloriaReplyDelete
Rosa, as much as I want to get to your beautiful country I could do without the rain. Glad to see things are clearing up out your way, gorgeous! xoReplyDelete
Chez nous aussi, le soleil est revenu, assez chaud pour manger dehors et cueillir des palourdes.ReplyDelete
Your photos always look as though they have been set to music!ReplyDelete
Toujours de superbes photos chez toi! Bises.ReplyDelete
The sun is out here too! Gorgeous pix!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures! Here it has been gray and gloomy too for while, until today when the sun has been shining, but unfortunately tomorrow it will be raining and storming again... crazy spring :)ReplyDelete
i love your photography, rosa! it makes me appreciate that gorgeous sunshine even more. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for these precious rays of sunshine. I was beginning to forget what they looked like! Truly beautiful photos - are you going anywhere special for your hols? Enjoy them wherever you stay.ReplyDelete
Glad the weather is warmer, you're pictures are amazing.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:33 AM, May 21, 2010
Mornings are my favorite time and you captured it so well. Lovely photos.ReplyDelete
The weather is getting crazy. Last week we had 30 degrees but now the tempterature is back to 24 and last night it rained cats and dogs and it will be cloudy and rainy the next few days. Great pictures.ReplyDelete
Tu nous as encore fait de jolies photos ! Ta façon de traiter la deuxième me plaît beaucoup !ReplyDelete
- Anonymous11:05 AM, May 21, 2010
Beautiful pictures capturing the ever changing skyline.ReplyDelete
sunny London here as well, I feel like I live in a tropical land! (not for long, though)Excellent photos, and colours, cheers!ReplyDelete
Beauti beauti full ! Thanks ! The sun is there ! Yeahhhh ! ;-))))ReplyDelete
The sun has returned to PA too. I'm not sure which is craving it more, me or my plants:)ReplyDelete
Stunning photos Rosa. Have a GREAT holiday...
I've gawked over manyReplyDelete
sunsets ...this one certainly makes the top 10 dramatic scenes that call the attention of sunset connaisseurs:) Great capture!
Meanwhile...I tried to email you...and honestly did not want to register for their type of account.
Therefore, I'll ask you here if you don't mind too much:
I will be posting my recipe for Porto Figs within the next 2 weeks. I am now in the process of selecting a few choice accompaniment recipes to marry with these amazing treats.
I was wondering if it would please you to share your recipe on your wine biscuits...crediting back to your page of course;o)
I'll await your permission before going ahead.
Have yourself a great day,
Sympa ce traitement des photos. On est completement ailleurs. J'aime beaucoup les nuages.ReplyDelete
Bon weekend Rosa!
Que c'est beau chez toi ! J'adhère complètement à l'avis d'Hélène et de Gracianne quant au traitement de tes photos, la deuxième est effectivement une merveille :-) Bonnes vacances :-)ReplyDelete
Lovely and creative photos Rosa. I would have gone stir crazy without sun that long. Hope the weather continues to improve. I would say after all you've seen, the odds are definitely in your favor for spring.ReplyDelete
Beautiful shots and nice images !!I loved watching them !ReplyDelete
I love to look at your photos. They are so beautiful. They make me feel like I am right there in each scene. Thanks for sharing them! I am glad it is finally sunny for you. It is nice here too.ReplyDelete
here comes the sun...singing....hope for a warmer temperature here in Italy we've a beautiful sunny weather just for this we and then it's going to rain again ....I don't know what's happening on weather.ReplyDelete
and we're on 10-15° C too.
you're extreme sunset is my favourite
Beautiful photos!! Enjoy the sun :)ReplyDelete
stunning! Love the clouds. Feel like I need to go and lay out on the grass and daydream! Or, make pictures from the clouds. :)ReplyDelete
what a glorious sunset. lucky you. its raining here :(ReplyDelete
glad you got to enjoy your balcony...great shotsReplyDelete
Très jolies photos et un délicieux mélange pour ce savoureux crumble, rhubarbe-fraises, j'adore!!!ReplyDelete
gorgeous sunset!ReplyDelete
and eating outside = best thing ever.


text:
Good Work Gloves
Canlin Care is a supplier of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) specifically designed for the ultimate comfort, durability and value in workplace applications that require:
• Head Protection
• Hand Protection
• Body Protection
Canlin Care and its partners are safety specialists, committed to consistent quality, outstanding customer service, and innovation to serve an ever-evolving PPE marketplace. The Canlin brand is your guarantee of quality and safety in the workplace.
We're the superior supplier located in China, specializing in good work gloves, if you need good work gloves, welcome to contact us. We will provide you good work gloves with great quality & best prices.
Hope to cooperate with you and your respectable company.


text:
Enjoing the great sunset on Christmas Eve at the slope Dreiseenbahn Kühtai / Austria
From the front door right out onto the ski slopes... Situated at an altitude of 2020 m Kühtai is Austria's highest winter sport village and because of this it has best snowconditions from beginning of December till spring. The slopes are next to the hotels, so no walking or driving is neccessary. Besides 30 km of ski and snowboard slopes, Kühtal excels in its great offer of ski tours.Every Wednesday and Saturday night skiing possible. Nowhere else are you as near to skiing enjoyment as in Kühtai: the slopes begin right at the front door of your hotel and launch you straight into pure winter enjoyments, without any walking or driving time.