This new round sees those loose ends tidied up nicely.
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Once the house is tidied up, I start on the cookies.
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So, please keep this place tidied up and don't break everything!
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They tidied up his American flag, which hangs outside his house.
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He tidied up the lanthanides, predicting missing elements as Mendeleev had done.
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By the time it's been tidied up, we are already somewhere else.
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Smarter Living: When's the last time you tidied up your digital life?
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Jiayu tidied up their garden and planted the autumn bulbs before the first frost.
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Smith then tidied up when Poloz poked a close-range shot slowly past Marinovic.
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Based on the price range, money is no object when you've already tidied up.
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"The prime minister tidied up his cabinet," head of Alco polling agency Costas Panagopoulos said.
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So duplicates, or messy contact cards will still need to be tidied up by hand.
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Before we left the cottage, my husband and I tidied up, following the host's instructions.
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He took a shower, tidied up his room and hugged his wife and young son.
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"He&aposs just tidied up a few of Conor&aposs shots," Kavanagh said of Sutcliffe.
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Parts of the city close to the expected venues have been tidied up or repainted.
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Finished with a client, Father Sebastiaan put down his tools and tidied up his little domain.
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Hopefully we'll have everything tidied up by the time the Reiwa era officially begins on May 1.
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With macOS, Apple now has all of its operating systems for its various devices all tidied up.
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First, we tidied up, put away wires and shoes so they wouldn't get caught up in the robots.
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Now Millie has tidied up the kitchen and poured fresh coffee, and they get comfortable in the living room.
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In the places where they returned, wolves tidied up explosive deer and elk populations, which had eaten valleys barren.
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There's a way to collapse into bed while things get tidied up, though, and it's called a robot vacuum.
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A couple of months ago, he tidied up the front room downstairs and hung a few of his paintings.
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No one is going to look back on the great quarantine of 2020 and wish they had tidied up more.
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Dell's even tidied up the cable management so that it snakes towards the back instead of dangling at the sides.
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Notifications in the notification center now have more available actions, and the app launcher's design has been tidied up as well.
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That's joy, and you'll feel it every time you think about your stripped-down wallet to complement your tidied-up closet.
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Circumstances are in no way hidden or removed from the shot; nothing is tidied up or away, and everything is included.
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An official at the local People's Committee told Reuters provincial authorities had issued instructions for the station to be tidied up.
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Twenty-five stories from the Grimm brothers, Hans Christian Andersen and others, are retold and tidied up a bit by Colfer.
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To create a folder: Now it's time to live by the order you created when you tidied up your iPhone by category.
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You start with a specific shelf or drawer, then the room, and slowly fan out until you've tidied up your whole house.
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I tidied up the house after our meal — this is my favorite time to tidy because it kick-starts my work day.
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The novel's story was tidied up considerably by the director Anthony Minghella, whose film version won the 1997 Academy Award for best picture.
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Per my normal masturbation ritual, I tidied up my room and put on Music from the OC Mix 3: Have a Very Merry Chrismukkah.
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The feeling you get from having just tidied up the house, especially as a solution to listless boredom, is sometimes nothing short of transcendent.
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The canvas's edges are not taped off or tidied up, but left with clumps of paint clinging to them like a stiff, lumpy fringe.
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"Nixon's burglaries and other abuses of power were surreptitious -- they were secret and when exposed, they were tidied up, and we moved on," Will said.
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Their first stab at a business was an all-in-one service to help hosts get their properties ready and subsequently tidied up for listings.
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Apparently sick of losing ground, he tidied up his front nine with three consecutive pars, then made his first birdie of the day on 11.
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Walmart is offering up to 50% off on a ton of Shark products that'll help you get your home tidied up on your own terms.
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Whether you're a clean-as-you-go or clean-at-the-end, you never want to walk away from the kitchen without having tidied up.
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London's streets are among those tidied up by Bucher sweepers, many of which are made at its factory in Dorking, Surrey in the south of England.
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In foreign affairs Daniel Webster, the sole member of his cabinet not to resign, negotiated a treaty with Britain that tidied up border and other issues.
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I typically get my brows tidied up about every four weeks and make a daily ham-fisted attempt to fill them in properly with a brow pencil.
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They tidied up a section of the DNA by bringing scattered genes for similar functions (DNA repair, membrane construction, protein translation and so on) together into clusters.
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Britpop pioneered the dressing-down of the suits, with artists like Jarvis Cocker and Justine Frischmann pairing tidied-up pieces with band merch and battered Converse sneakers.
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I've tackled a few rooms for family friends of ours in the last month or so, and I'm in the middle of getting their basement tidied up.
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Meanwhile, press briefings resumed, and a ruffle over not bringing pool reporters on Tillerson's official aircraft for a visit to Asia was tidied up on the next trip.
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None of them show what it's like when you haven't tidied up in a week and you're left staring at the living room clutter while you eat breakfast.
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It looks like tidied-up Joyce (a version of stream of consciousness), but it is really broken-up Flaubert: heavily visual, it fetishizes detail and the rendering of detail.
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The menus have been tidied up to make them look a little less cluttered, and there are now easier-to-understand system icons for undervoltage (a lightning bolt) and overtemperature (a thermometer).
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And, no matter how much of a pro you consider yourself, we bet there are some items sitting in your apartment right now that have never even been touched — let alone tidied up.
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At 3.1 Phillip Lim, soft kohl was layered over standard eyeliner, which was then tidied up with cleansing water at the corners — almost as if the models had touched up last night's makeup.
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The toys in the Happy Meals may change, and the ingredients list may have been tidied up over the decades, but by and large, the McDonald's of today is the McDonald's of our childhood.
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"About 1003 percent of the text is agreed but there are all kinds of minor issues that need to be tidied up," an EU official said at the end of a meeting in Brussels.
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And with more launch sites, like Spaceport Camden in Georgia and the Virgin Galactic spaceport in New Mexico, popping up across remote parts of the US, spills that need to be tidied up could mushroom, too.
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Normally, cordless vacuums are also a little lighter than their wired counterparts and they're quicker to set up and tear down, so you can get the house tidied up quickly if you're on a time crunch.
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For both Portrait "Repair (Walgreens)" (2008) and "Sunset Repair (Walgreens)" (2008), Jacobsen subjected a tattered and faded found photograph to Walgreens' one-hour photo restoration service and then placed the original alongside its tidied-up reproduction.
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For the record, the rest of the house has tidied up since I began shelving a lot of books in one skinny tablet, but screens are no good before sleep, so the nightstand is an ongoing debacle.
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Until recently, its next-door neighbor was the iconic strip-joint-for-her, the Hardbodies Ladies Club, but now it's been tidied up and blandly relaunched as an art space and dance floor friendlier to families than bachelorettes.
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It was more populous, its land mass greater, its streets grimier, its markets more international, its corporations huger, its classes more divided, its races still divided, its immigrants divided, and the narrative of the recent past tidied up.
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The former mayor has become, in a sense, the boyfriend you failed to appreciate when he was around — the guy who could be gruff, insensitive, colossally self-regarding but who also tidied up and kept house rather nicely.
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For a long time, especially in an English academy like Oxford or on the BBC, students and broadcasters were taught a standardized, "proper" form of English called Received Pronunciation that tidied up and rounded off diction like a polished stone.
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A lot of the icons appear to have been tidied up as well to improve the overall appearance of the OS.Traditionally the benefit of having a more staid style of interface is that it runs faster, and Google no doubt has that in mind.
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Duquesnoy has clearly had a lot of potential since the very start, but his move to Jackson-Wink MMA in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he splits his time with France 60/40 in favour of the former, has tidied up his overall MMA game.
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I'll talk about the clues in the next section, but holy moley, I liked so much here: ROCK FANS, IPCRESS FILE, COUGH BUTTON, ST. MORITZ, BE HONEST, BITE ME, SAZERAC, TV HOSTS, IF YOU CAN, MARAUD, CONTESSA, TIDIED UP, SVETLANA, FOIA REQUEST and FRONT-RUNNER.
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There, nearly half the attempts at littering were met with a response: 25 percent of people grumbled, 10 percent challenged the offender (usually demanding that he or she pick up their garbage), and 13 percent actually tidied up—meaning they put the bottles in the trash themselves.
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While the North Korean capital has been tidied-up as part of a 70-day campaign ahead of the congress, the 128 members of the foreign media issued visas to cover the event had yet to be granted access to the proceedings as of Sunday afternoon.
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Tidied up and refreshed by a traditional hot-towel shave, he makes his way to Giusto Bespoke, a shop where Luca Giusto makes fine custom shirts in a style the tailor characterizes as a fusion of jaunty Neapolitan taste with the more conservative one of the Florentines.
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Once a sleepy backwater, with its colonial-era hotels, waterside banyan trees, slightly sleazy night life and occasional gangland killings, Macau has tidied up and diversified its act since its return to China in 1999 with huge new resorts, music festivals and even an international fireworks display competition.
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There are several scenarios for how a delay to Brexit could play into the EU elections, which are shaping into a showdown between eurosceptic nationalists and more mainstream parties: - An extension of Britain's EU membership of six weeks or so to allow for loose ends to be tidied up if May eventually wins parliamentary backing.
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His job is to gather 20 or 30 singers and dancers from all over rural Poland, install them in a tumbledown stately home, and arrange and rehearse their peasant songs until they are ready to put on prestigious concerts, thus selling a tidied-up version of the nation's cultural identity both to the wider world and to war-damaged Poland itself.
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It's only the stars behind the drive-in movie screen that have not been tidied up yet, that are not part of the circus.
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After the reconstruction the port was able to admit simultaneously two cruise ships and a ferry. In addition, hydrotechnical facilities were capitally repaired and the front side promenade was tidied up.
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The bill ultimately aided the rise of the radical wing of the Liberal Party, and helped Gladstone to victory. The Act was tidied up with many further Acts to alter electoral boundaries.
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However this image was later on occasion "tidied-up" to show the bend passing between the leopard's faces, for example on a 17th-century mural monument to the Denys family in Pucklechurch Church.
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This Tabernacl Welsh Baptist Chapel was established to serve the workers in the Cwmsymlog lead mines. The adjacent graveyard was tidied up in 2006. For several miners it was their last resting place.
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Complete Vision is a bonus LP that came with the Complete Works boxed set in 1985 and tidied up the non-album A-sides and B-sides at the time. Both 33rpm and 45rpm versions of the album exist.
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In 2012, with financing from EU structural funds, the hillfort and its surroundings were tidied up and adapted for visitors. The hillfort, Witch’s Stone and the Lourdes Grotto replica are connected by a circular overview trail, with a total length of 2.8 kilometres.
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24 (An Act for abolishing the Offences of Forestalling, regrating and engrossing, and for repealing certain Statutes passed in restraint of Trade), finally tidied up the law by repealing 19 other Acts passed between the reigns of Henry III and Edward VI.
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With that came the idea to restore the buildings of downtown. Many were left as they were, tidied up, and turned into shops. Many did not succeed. But there were a few that did: The New York Grill, Capalano's (Cap's), Highland Rim Music, and many antique shops.
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As Geoff Chamberlain, the City Librarian acknowledged, the original zoning on the site was historically complex, and never tidied up. In fact, it limited the coverage of any building to only 10% of the land; but the original building built in 1968 had covered 19.5%.Scott, Clyde.
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During 2008 and 2009 the building was made wind and weather-proof. The interior was generally tidied up and the educational equipment removed. In 2011, due to the economic climate, the hotel development proposals were cancelled. In July 2011 a revised planning application was submitted which proposed converting the two buildings into offices.
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The scene of Cheney's death was not cordoned off nor controlled by police, and photos taken at the scene reportedly appear to show that Cheney's body had been 'tidied up'. Keogh's defence claim that this is evidence that the body was tampered with.Henry Keogh - Second Petition (part 2) Only three days following Cheney's death was the death considered suspicious.
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But while mooring, Hanson closed faster than expected into her berthing space and struck . First Div or deck crew was then obligated to paint over the scuffed paint of Carpenters port side front hull and her bulwarks. Also Hansons paint had to be tidied up on her starboard side. Hanson left Pearl Harbor, on 15 February, for Midway Island.
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In the early 20th century it was "tidied up" by W. H. Romaine-Walker for the 17th Earl. After the Second World War, the buildings were considerably reduced by Claud Phillimore, and ceased to be lived in by the family.Pollard and Pevsner, pp. 217–218. A smaller - but still substantial - family residence was built in the park.
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In 1989, the residents of Kretinga tidied up the Lourdes Grotto – they cleaned up the stream, built new paths, planted trees and returned the statues. Lourdes of Kretinga is one of the most important symbols of the town’s history, religious culture and architectural heritage. Presently, the Kretinga Town celebrations, educational events and parish festivals all take place here.
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This caused Divinius to reach the end of his tether. He sent Hokus and Pokus down to the storeroom to clear it out. No one had tidied up that room for a few centuries, and he was hoping that this task would keep the pair out of mischief for a good few days. He commanded them not to touch anything.
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Breeding occurs from August to December. Like all currawongs, it builds a large cup-nest out of sticks, lined with softer material, and placed in the fork of a tree from high. Old nests are sometimes tidied up and reused in following years. A typical clutch has two to four pale grey-brown, purplish-buff, spotted, blotched red-brown or purplish-brown eggs.
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The Ways and Works Branch were requested to have the old station building removed and the site tidied up prior to this time. The date of the ceremony was later moved to 31 March, and members of the public were invited to attend. Pahiatua railway station Rolling Stock Storage Shelter. This building was moved to the station precinct in June 2002.
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The first step allowed farmers to hold shares above their level of annual milk production; farmers could now own an additional 20% of "dry" shares (i.e. up to a maximum of 1.2 shares per kgMS). There were also enhanced incentives for farmers to hold shares even if their production falls. The rules about the pricing of end of season share transactions were also tidied up.
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Edo kiriko (:ja:江戸切子) features transparent and colorless glass, while Satsuma kiriko is more delicate and features overlaid colored glass. According to a recent study, the new one is produced since the section of the colorless Satsuma kiriko is tidied up. The main feature is the deep color of the overlaid colored glass. Also, cutting the glass boldly gives beautiful gradations of color.
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The latter are all tidied up by his money-grubbing manager, who doesn't want anything to taint his cash cow. Meanwhile, Stag's growing megalomania eventually has him treating everyone around him like dirt and becoming harder and harder to work with. Eventually he is entangled in a scandal that takes all their power to cover up, and sets into motion the events leading to Stag's downfall.
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Monica berates Ross for his insensitivity and Ross apologizes to Emily, showing her the ceremony can still take place in the half-demolished hall that he has tidied up. She agrees. In New York, Rachel realizes she still loves Ross, and is further taken aback that the entire group apart from Ross knew about it. Phoebe tries to help Rachel get over her feelings for Ross, but to no avail.
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After the trio of clubs closed, things moved quite rapidly. The Atlantis building was first demolished, and redevelopment work began on the site to provide a 40,000-square-foot health and fitness club for Holmes Place. A new high tech driving range was built along with the new health club building on the other side of the car park. The car park was renovated and the entire site tidied up.
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The Royal Titles Act 1953Royal Titles Act 1953, 1 & 2 Eliz. 2 c. 9 [26 March 1953] An Act to provide for an alteration of the Royal Style and Titles. specified that it applied only to the United Kingdom and those overseas territories whose foreign relations were controlled by the UK. The legislation tidied up the use of the title King of Ireland, following Ireland's transition to a republic in 1949.
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The program has been separated into a core and multiple modules. The core has been much improved, for example by optimizing the process handling, the modules have been tidied up and many bugfixes have been done. In addition to these improvements, the language itself has been expanded with more functionality, like error handling and goto. The Bennu Forum is quite active and the Bennu Wiki is a good source of documentation.
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Only in the area of the Westeinde (West End Street) to the Prinsegracht (Prince Canal) you would find more exclusive residences. The neighbourhood was partly reorganised in the early 1930s, with a second, more intense reorganisation in the 1970s. A lot of old houses and industrial buildings were demolished and replaced with new buildings, mainly socialised housing. The two 'hofjes' in Kortenbos were tidied up; the monumental 'Hofje van Nieuwkoop' and the 'Hofje van Vredebest'.
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Discount Tire was founded in 1960, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, by Bruce T. Halle. After a couple of false starts in other businesses, Halle decided to go into business on his own. He rented an old plumbing supply building on Stadium Boulevard in Ann Arbor. Halle tidied up the place and hung a sign outside that displayed his stock of six tires (two new and four retreads), and waited for new business.
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Oliver is furious when the ward has to be cleared and tidied up for Matron's rounds as it upsets his schedule for no obvious purpose. When she arrives everyone begins to smell the forgotten catheters, which by now are burning on the stove. When Matron stops to speak to Oliver, he complains about the disruptive effects that her visits have on the patients. Matron is furious and has the Sister make all the beds again.
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In late 2007, the Nissan Micra was facelifted again. It had several cosmetic tweaks: every model featured the standard racing grille taken from the K12 160 SR; the front headlights were tidied up (incorporating light blue-tinted sidelights) and the grilles housing the indicators were edged in chrome. Inside, there were new seat fabric designs, and the dashboard featured parts taken from other Nissans. New equipment included an audible speed warning, bluetooth connectivity with the vehicle and reversing sensors.
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Some minor alignment issues stemming from this were tidied up via another joint treaty in 1905. In 1947 Subcontinent gained independence from Britain, with the western Muslim- majority areas bordering Afghanistan and Iran becoming the new country of (West) Pakistan, which at this time also included what is now Bangladesh (East Pakistan). Iran and Pakistan confirmed their mutual border by treating in 1958-59, fully mapping the border area and demarcating it on the ground with pillars.
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Within the context of the times, it is natural to expect that as well as ensuring his father's Catholic name was recorded for posterity, André-Charles Boulle 'tidied' up his own place and date of birth. This made him older, for motives we do not yet comprehend. There is also the definite possibility, as yet unexplored by historians, that André-Charles Boulle was born in Holland. It would explain a lot of the confusion around his parentage.
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Their old meeting hall can be found in the area known as The Cutting near Brockagh Houses on the Glen Road. There is an old church in Glenullin which can be found on Temple Road, at the Junction with Hillside Road. Although the building is now ruins, the surrounding area was tidied up to allow people to enter the old church grounds and pray. On the junction of Churchtown Road and Ballyrogan Road, Errigal Old Church can be found.
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It was agreed that Klein's 26 years of ownership and garden philosophy should be recognised and therefore the eastern side of the garden is to be retained as he built and planted it. Restoration works included strengthening of the viewing platforms, retaining Klein's contemplation pool, seats, pergola etc. Klein's plantings in this area were pruned, cleared and tidied up, paths and steps made safe. The rest of the garden was restored as it was in its Vice-Regal days.
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After she had checked into the youth hostel and tidied up the best she could she met Dietrich and went to where the concert was to take place and proceeded to hang up her coat in the Green room. She noticed an old Klotz violin lying on a piano. She admired it, the owner said to try it so she looked for a quiet corner. She saw a man playing a cello facing the corner playing one part of a two-part piece.
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In 1674 the palace became, for the next 144 years, the property of the Radziwiłł family. It was bought from descendants of Jerzy Sebastian Lubomirski — Stanisław Herakliusz Lubomirski and Hieronim Augustyn Lubomirski — by Michał Kazimierz Radziwiłł of the Nieśwież–Ołyka line, whose wife Katarzyna was a sister of King Jan III Sobieski. After her death, her son Karol Stanisław Radziwiłł I began renovation of the palace and tidied up its surroundings. He entrusted this task to the king's architect, Augustyn Locci.
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An edited version of the Wednesday broadcast was shown at 2pm the following Sunday. Although the edited version tidied up the presentation and removed the more graphic elements, the content remained the same and an off-colour remark about the dead comedian Eric Morecambe drew complaints. A second series was not commissioned; as Channel 4 had (unusually) produced the series in-house, the channel bore the full cost. This made it one of the most expensive failures in the company’s history.
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Edward Bromberg), an astrologer. The next morning, Chico finds his place has been tidied up and Diane has prepared him a good breakfast. After Chico leaves, the policeman checks up on Diane; convinced she is indeed Chico's wife, he states he will not trouble her again. Diane starts to leave, but just then Chico and his neighbor and coworker Gobin (Victor Kilian) arrive; Chico has passed his probationary test with flying colors, so Chico invites Gobin and his wife to dinner.
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By chance, the man had served as an aide to Price and agreed to serve as a model for the statue.Jack Conklin, "The story behind Rhinebeck’s favorite statue 'Doughboy,'" (2014). The statue and pedestal were fabricated by McNeel Marble Works of Marietta, Georgia, a company that eventually produced 140 Confederate statues.Ben Brasch, "Marietta company made 140 of the South’s Confederate statues," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, August 21, 2017. The park was tidied up, and the statue was unveiled on June 17, 1915—without mention of the sculptor.
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The blade was crafted of flint originating in the Forcalquier basin in SE France. The fossil bears a mortal wound below its chin, that was tidied up with yellow ochre before the final burial. Isotope analysis of the teeth revealed that approximately ¼ of the juveniles diet consisted of marine protein Excavation discoveries are on display in several Italian museums, including the Museum of Ligurian Archaeology in Genoa Pegli, the Archaeological Museum of Finale in Finale Ligure and the Pigorini National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography in Rome.
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After the abdication of Napoleon, he went to Great Britain . During the "one hundred days of Napoleon "through Paris returned to Greater Poland ( 1815 ). Dezydery Chłapowski as Napoleon's staff officer He settled in his hometown Turwia, which he and Rąbin bought back from the debtor father of a professor, and then tidied up the property and began introducing a modern economy. To deepen their knowledge once again went on a trip to England ( 1818 - 1819 ), where among other things practiced physically working on the farm.
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With the development of dog shows in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the breed became standardised and "tidied up" for the show ring. The Irish nationalist leader Michael Collins owned a famous Kerry Blue named Convict 224. Collins even made an attempt to have the Kerry Blue adopted as the national dog of Ireland. The first show of the Dublin Irish Blue Terrier Club took place outside official curfew hours and was entered both by those fighting for and against an Ireland republic.
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During the Khmer Rouge regime (from 1975 to 1979), all aspects of Cambodian life including the cultural realm were devastated. The Museum, along with the rest of Phnom Penh, was evacuated and abandoned. The Museum, closed between 1975 and 1979, and was found in disrepair, its roof rotten and home to a vast colony of bats, the garden overgrown, and the collection in disarray, many objects damaged or stolen. The Museum was quickly tidied up and reopened to the public on 13 April 1979.
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"Love Pains" was originally recorded by Yvonne Elliman, from the 1979 album Yvonne. "Rent" and "Tonight Is Forever" were both originally recorded by Pet Shop Boys from, respectively, the albums Actually (1987) and Please (1986). The Pet Shop Boys demo version of "Losing My Mind" (which had Neil Tennant singing the vocal) was later 'tidied up' and released as a B-side on the Pet Shop Boys single "Jealousy". The bridge to "If There Was Love" features Minnelli reciting Sonnet 94 by William Shakespeare: "They that have power to hurt".
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The M100, a redesign of the 11/93, was the last of Mentec's J-11 based processor boards.SBC M100 Series User Manual, Mentec Computer Systems, 1990 It ran the J-11 chipset at 19.66 MHz, and had four on-board serial ports, 1-4 MB of on- board memory, and an optional FPU. The M100 was a somewhat tidied up and faster re-design of the M90. Some late models incorporated a daughter card with a Xilinx part which replaced the DLARTs and implemented a FIFO to prevent overruns for OEM applications.
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Stroud: The History Press. , p. 71. and the buildings at Launceston were gradually robbed of stone and materials and levelled with extra soil until nothing was visible.. The site was re- discovered in 1886 and 1888 (during the construction of the railway and a gas holder) and excavated by O. B. Peter, thus allowing the plan to be reconstructed. In the late 20th century the ruins fell into disrepair, but in recent years they have been consolidated, the grounds tidied up, access improved and interpretation boards set up.
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Although initially the Somaliland government proposed fairly extensive amendments to the constitution in 1999, the final revised constitution is not very different from the last one and the reduction of the number of articles from 156 to 130 has been largely achieved by the amalgamation of some articles, rather than by extensive repeals. Unlike the earlier draft proposals, the parts of the constitution relating to directive principles and to human rights have all been retained. On the whole, the revisions tidied up the constitution and no fundamental changes have been made.
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In 1978, The Homestead was acquired by the NSW Department of Environment and Planning as part of a larger acquisition for the purposes of implementing the Chipping Norton Lakes Scheme. The group was refurbished prior to 1992 with buildings repaired/restored, the landscape "tidied up" and a picket fence erected along the front (northern) boundary. A wishing well "superstructure", constructed of timber with a shingled gable roof and a timber windlass, recorded over the brick cistern in 1992 has been removed. The Homestead was leased as a restaurant and entertainment facility in the early 1990s.
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Along with the wing, active cooling vanes at the rear are used which are activated by a smart material that reacts to heat. When a certain temperature is reached, the vanes rotate for extra airflow. The interior is based heavily on the Aventador's interior, but the centre console has been tidied up and a portrait touchscreen first seen in the Huracán Evo is one of the key differences. The leather upholstery has been done by Poltrona Frau, an Italian furniture company and 3D printed parts are used on the interior for the first time.
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The drive side of 1958 Speed Twin engine After the war the recovery of Triumph at Meriden was largely due to the Speed Twin, which was developed in 1946 with telescopic forks and optional sprung hub rear suspension. The headlamp and instrument area was tidied up in 1949 with the Turner-designed nacelle, a feature retained until the end of the model line. In 1953, the Speed Twin caused controversy among traditional British riders as the generator and magneto were replaced with a Lucas alternator and battery/coil ignition system. The 1959 5TA Speed Twin-note rear 'bathtub' fairing and headlamp nacelle.
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A collection of buildings were also extant, including the "Creosote Cottage" and the body off a 10-12 class tramcar used as a storeroom for many years. By the time of the 1993 events the area had been tidied up, portaloos installed and many of the old building disappeared. The stone-built cottage remains in situ however and is used in connection with permanent way duties. From a passing tram today, there are always items of interest here, it is where the 0-6-0 diesel locomotive "Bertie" is usually stored together with a stockpile of replacement sleepers.
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They were sufficiently intrigued that in 1993 they went to see for themselves. They concluded that the mounds that Zibold identified as dew condensers were in fact ancient burial mounds (a part of the necropolis of ancient Theodosia) and that the pipes were medieval in origin and not associated with the construction of the mounds. They found the remains of Zibold's condenser, which they tidied up and examined closely. Zibold's condenser had apparently performed reasonably well, but in fact his exact results are not at all clear, and it is possible that the collector was intercepting fog, which added significantly to the yield.
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Some marae are in better shape than others, as vegetation grows fast on the islands. In Rarotonga, a few of the marae (Arai-te-Tonga, Vaerota, Taputapuātea) are still maintained, and are quickly tidied up before the investiture of a new ariki. Rarotongan tradition holds that Taputapuātea marae at Rarotonga, which archaeologists have dated to the 13th century, was built by Tangi'ia who brought the central stone with him from the ancient marae of the same name at Ra'iātea. Indeed, it seems that it was quite usual in ancient times to take a stone from this marae.
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Roads in the cities Wuppertal, Minden and Hameln, were originally named after Dorpmuller and have also been renamed. In September 1994, someone from Ratingen complained to German railways about Dorpmüller's "badly maintained" grave. In a letter from them in response in January 1995, they said that the former BD Hamburg had maintained the grave until the end of 1991, a decision by the former executive committee of the German Federal Railroads meant there was no more provision for maintenance thereafter. In the middle of 1995, someone from Hamburg tidied up the grave and took over care at their own expense.
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They were accepted by an Act of Parliament as the standards for length and weight in 1855. Following the debacle over the different gallons that had been adopted by the United States and the United Kingdom thirty years earlier, one of the copies of the standard yard was offered to and accepted by the United States Government. The 1835 Weights and Measures Act tidied up a number of shortcomings in the 1825 Act. In response to representations from traders, the stone and the hundredweight were formally defined as being 14 pounds and 112 pounds respectively and the experiment of defining a "heaped" measure as outlined in the 1824 Act was abandoned.
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Collier said his script was based on the version performed by the "professor" Giovanni Piccini in the early 19th century, and Piccini himself had begun performing in the streets of London in the late 18th century. The Collier/Cruickshank Punch has been republished in facsimile several times. Collier's later career as a literary forger has cast some doubt on the authenticity of the script, which is rather literary in style and may well have been tidied up from the rough- and-tumble street-theatre original. A transcript of a typical Punch and Judy show in London of the 1840s can be found in Henry Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor.
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At the enclosure of the open fields in 1794 more than 90% of the of open land was owned by Lord Bristol. Despite the costs of fencing and re- organising the fields, the system was easier to farm, and cottages were built closer to fields, while the landowner could charge more rent owing to the increased profitability of the land; those who lost out were the cottagers, who could no longer keep a few animals grazing on the common land at no cost.Pawley 1996, p. 63 The process allowed the land boundaries and pathways to be tidied up; Drove Lane, which ran to Rauceby, was shifted north and straightened.
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The quilt additionally adds to the idea of creative activities women came up with to pass down history from generation to generation as a part of their heritage. Dee seems to take the most pride in making these quilts, she views it as her way of giving back to society. Hakim-a-barber and Wangero represented the black power movement by their styles, greets, and outfits. Another symbol found in “Everyday Use” is the yard. The yard plays an important role in the story and is described as “an extended living room”. Mama and Maggie have both tidied up the yard in preparation of Dee’s visit, and sit out in the yard for hours, even after Dee’s departure.
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In 1725-27 Agostino Cornacchini added a section to the younger son's arm, and after 1816 Antonio Canova tidied up the group after their return from Paris, without being convinced by the correctness of the additions but wishing to avoid a controversy.Chronology; Barkan, 9-11 A maiolica rendering, Urbino, c. 1530-45; note the absent plinth seat In 1906 Ludwig Pollak, archaeologist, art dealer and director of the Museo Barracco, discovered a fragment of a marble arm in a builder's yard in Rome, close to where the group was found. Noting a stylistic similarity to the Laocoön group he presented it to the Vatican Museums: it remained in their storerooms for half a century.
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Spurring, p.162 Both the BMW M12/13 and Hart engines used the 4 in-line configuration using roughly the same turbo and exhaust set up, meaning that not too many adjustments needed to be made to the general design concept of the B186 in comparison to the previous year's Toleman TG185. However, the chassis was refined and tidied up in several areas, such as the sidepods, to produce more aerodynamic downforce. The B186 was also designed to be structurally stronger than its predecessor, as the turbocharged BMW engine was about more powerful than the turbocharged Hart 415T engine in qualifying and about more in race trim and thus put more stress on the chassis.
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Manoocher photographed all the big events of the new regime of Khomeini, the hostage crisis at the American embassy and the Iran- Iraq war, which he covered for six years. > In order to be able to go to the front independently of 'tours' organized > expressly for foreign journalists, one had to agree not to send any photos > abroad...As for me, I wanted to break down censorship and barriers, to show > really what the battlefields looked like before they had been tidied up for > official pictures. I had to do without the agreements with state organisms > to which I promised pictures for military publications or propaganda > posters. To do that, one had to negotiate for months.
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This game was created by Lewis Pulsipher in 1983 under the working title of Invasions. It was first published by Gibsons Games as Britannia from 1986 in the United Kingdom in two slightly different versions after development by Roger Heyworth. A German-language version was released by Welt der Spiele and the game was later republished in the United States by Avalon Hill. The game developed a devoted following across the world, and when in 2003, after a long break from board game work and having regained the publishing rights, Lewis Pulsipher announced he would be extensively revising the game, a great deal of player input contributed to the revision, which not only tidied up the rules, but also brought in a number of new features.
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In 1668, Frederik III gave Captain Jacob Nielsen several estates on Møn, including the Nygård farm, as a reward for his having captured a Swedish ship and brought it back to Copenhagen with its cargo and Danish prisoners of war. Nielsen apparently only kept it for a short period. Later, a manor was built there as the residence of Samuel Christoph von Plessen, who in 1685 was appointed governor of Møn. Plessen used bricks from Stege's town wall for the building. When he was relieved of his position of governor in 1697, the house was totally or partially demolished. Casper Gottlob Moltke, who was governor from 1703 to 1728, tidied up the estate and built a new manor house in 1707.
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One of these accounts was The English Governess in Egypt: Harem Life in Egypt and Constantinople (1867).Peterson and Brothers, 1865 Lott believed that her position as a "humble individual" and member of the household provided her with a more authentic perspective than that of aristocratic visitors such as Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, for whom the harem was tidied up for public viewing. Lott's tone towards Egyptian women is often contemptuous - she claims that far from being Oriental beauties of European fantasy, they are "hideous and hag-like". Lott believed herself to be superior to Egyptians by virtue of her race; it was a shock to find that as a governess, she was treated as a servant and a social inferior.
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In 1965, together with Douglas W. Bryant, the university librarian of Harvard University, Francis instigated the Anglo- American Conference on the Mechanization of Library Services, held at Brasenose College, Oxford in June and July 1966. This was later described as "the first attempt for the English-speaking library world to come to terms with library computerization, at that time in its infancy."Cain, Alexander M. Bulletin of the Medical Library Association, April 1989, p. 244 In 1966, the new complete British Museum catalogue was completed. Francis had drastically streamlined the production of its 263 volumes by deciding that instead of preparing a new catalogue manually, the working copy of the catalogue in the Reading Room of the museum would be tidied up and then photographed and reproduced with minimal editorial changes.
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Disobeying his mother's word, the boy leaves the cradle unattended and runs away to bathe in the river. After recounting the superstitious rituals performed by children during such escapades (such as dripping water from one's years onto stones, of which one is God's and the other the Devil's), the narrator describes being caught in the act by Smaranda, who punishes him by taking hold of all his clothes and leaving him to return naked through the village. This he manages following an elaborate route, from one hiding place to another, and avoiding being bitten by angry dogs by standing absolutely still for a long interval. After reaching his house, the narrator indicates, "I tidied up and cleaned the house as well as any grown-up girl", a behavior earning praises from his mother.
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San Francisco Pride 2018 In the 1980s there was a major cultural shift in the Stonewall Riot commemorations. The previous loosely organized, grassroots marches and parades were taken over by more organized and less radical elements of the gay community. The marches began dropping "Liberation" and "Freedom" from their names under pressure from more conservative members of the community, replacing them with the philosophy of "Gay Pride" (in San Francisco, the name of the gay parade and celebration was not changed from Gay Freedom Day Parade to Gay Pride Day Parade until 1994). The Greek lambda symbol and the pink triangle, which had been revolutionary symbols of the Gay Liberation Movement, were tidied up and incorporated into the Gay Pride, or Pride, movement, providing some symbolic continuity with its more radical beginnings.
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Next, in Pink Glove, Dennis charges outside, straight into a bowl of sweet-smelling water and a bucket of rose petals, courtesy of a vigilante calling himself the Pink Glove. Dennis clambers out, only to find Rasher in a panic as the Pink Glove has tidied up his sty. Dennis and his pets go in search of the Pink Glove, who uses Dennis's own sock-filled mitt against him, briefly knocks Gnasher out with perfume, tricks Dennis into hugging a teddy bear and goes so far as to redecorate Dennis's room with flowers and soft toys overnight. Dennis narrows the suspects down to Walter, Bertie Blenkinsop and Spotty Perkins, then drags a block of ice into the softies' chalet, intending to ban whoever puts pink gloves on to move the ice.
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He also played in a minor match for a Monmouthshire side, and continued then to play for the county when it joined the Minor Counties in 1905, right through to the First World War outbreak in 1914, acting as a middle-order batsman and frequently as wicketkeeper. He also played in South Wales sides from 1905 to 1907 that played minor matches against the touring teams from Australia, the West Indies and South Africa. Diver's tangled personal life was tidied up in 1909; his wife, still manager of the Priory Hotel, Walsall, petitioned for divorce on the grounds of desertion and misconduct with a Mrs Ellen Williams, and was granted a decree nisi. Diver had not, she claimed, ever returned to Walsall and nor had he given her any financial support; Mrs Diver was granted custody of the surviving child of the marriage, a daughter, Norah.
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The Series 2 version of the 127 debuted in May 1977. It featured a restyled front and rear, larger rear side windows (using rear quarter pressings derived from those used on the Brazil market Fiat 147) and the option of the 1049 cc engine - uniquely for the 127 this was the five-bearing OHC "Brazil" 124 series engine from the 147 rather than the Fiat OHC unit from the 128. The tailgate was extended and now reached nearly to the rear bumper, addressing complaints about the high lip over which luggage had to be lifted for loading into the earlier 127 hatchbacks.. The interior was revised with a new dashboard which was identical in layout to the original car but was plainer in appearance and lost the wood embellishment of the Series 1s. The underside of the dashboard was tidied up with new cover panels to enclose the steering column, brake master cylinder (on right hand drive versions) and the pedal mechanisms.
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The Guardian believed that if "the story had been cut short and tidied up at the point marked by the interval, and if the personal drama had been made subservient to a cinematic treatment of the central theme—the collapse and devastation of the Old South—then Gone With the Wind might have been a really great film". Likewise, Hoellering also found the second half of the film to be weaker than the first half: identifying the Civil War to be the driving force of the first part while the characters dominate in the second part, he concluded this is where the main fault of the picture lay, commenting that "the characters alone do not suffice". Despite many excellent scenes, he considered the drama to be unconvincing and that the "psychological development" had been neglected. Much of the praise was reserved for the casting, with Vivien Leigh in particular being singled out for her performance as Scarlett.
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A new map was included, similar to the old but larger, repainted by Charlie Kibler (albeit showing most land in a slightly odd desert yellow colour) and Soviet units (which the rules wrongly insist on calling "Russian", although the USSR is correctly labelled on the map) are now red rather than brown. Helsinki is now a port (removing the need for Germany to place a corps there at the open), and the map now includes Iraq (which Britain must garrison against a possible revolt) and Kuwait. The order of setup has been amended, so Germany no longer sets up last and is thus no longer able to launch devastating and far-fetched attacks on France or even, say, Yugoslavia, in the opening turn. The airbase rules have been tidied up a little, to allow a player to "recycle" airbases already on the map by removing one each turn to place a new one.
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Adrian Aylward succeeded Mercer in 1996, and the school continued to flourish during his ten-year leadership. In 1997, Stonyhurst began its run-up to becoming fully co-educational, and introduced girls to the preparatory school, St Mary's Hall. A building project was undertaken, such that by the time of Aylward's departure as headmaster refurbishment had taken place in the following areas of the school: the Old Infirmary (converted from girls' to Jesuit community accommodation), Lower Grammar, Grammar and Higher Line Playrooms, all dormitories (cubicles replaced by rooms on two storeys), the plunge (converted into dormitories and changing rooms on two storeys), the Sodality Chapel (restored), the Top Refectory, the Do Room, the Long Room, the Bayley Room, the More Library, the Syntax Wing and the shooting range. Five I.T. suites were created, CCTV was installed at all entrances, some disguised as Victorian lamp-posts, the back of the building outside the music basement was tidied up, and new landscaping and redesign of the road layout accompanied the building of the all-weather sports pitch on Harry Meadow.
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