Has anyone found some good tutorials for Ecotect Analysis? Youtube has some tutorials but they jump around a lot.
Also has anyone been able to import the epw file into Climate Consultant? I was having trouble with this.
Thanks
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Ecotect Analysis
Has anyone found some good tutorials for Ecotect Analysis? Youtube has some tutorials but they jump around a lot.
Also has anyone been able to import the epw file into Climate Consultant? I was having trouble with this.
Thanks
Also has anyone been able to import the epw file into Climate Consultant? I was having trouble with this.
Thanks
Japanese Tattoos And Their Meanings
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| History of Japanese Tattoos |
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| Masks Tattoo Japanese |
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| Cherry-Blossom-Tattoos |
Sparrow Tattoo's 2011
These Sparrow Tattoos are typically worn somewhere on the hands, wrists or arms, but they can really be placed pretty much anywhere on the body. Most sparrow tattoos are quite small, like the birds themselves.
Sailors traditionally would get a sparrow tattoo for every 5,000 nautical miles that they have traveled. You would get one after traveling 5,000 miles and the second after traveling another 5,000. The origins of the swallow tattoo go back to a ship named The Swallow; the crew of the ship had a mutiny. To recognize each other, the 7 mutineers who started the mutiny had a swallow tattooed on their chest.
Sailors earn the right to the wear “blue birds of happiness” tattoos on either side of their chest after having crossed the Equator. Also it has been said that they keep the sailors from drowning. The Sparrow has been said to symbolize a safe return home. When a sailor saw a swallow at sea, he knew he was very near land, and the swallows would lead them home. It is said that if the sailor does not survive his travels, and ends up drowning, the birds alight upon his soul and carry him from the murky waters, up to heaven.
Swallows can also symbolize renewal and fresh beginnings. With one swallow facing forward looking to the future.
Sailors traditionally would get a sparrow tattoo for every 5,000 nautical miles that they have traveled. You would get one after traveling 5,000 miles and the second after traveling another 5,000. The origins of the swallow tattoo go back to a ship named The Swallow; the crew of the ship had a mutiny. To recognize each other, the 7 mutineers who started the mutiny had a swallow tattooed on their chest.
Sailors earn the right to the wear “blue birds of happiness” tattoos on either side of their chest after having crossed the Equator. Also it has been said that they keep the sailors from drowning. The Sparrow has been said to symbolize a safe return home. When a sailor saw a swallow at sea, he knew he was very near land, and the swallows would lead them home. It is said that if the sailor does not survive his travels, and ends up drowning, the birds alight upon his soul and carry him from the murky waters, up to heaven.
Swallows can also symbolize renewal and fresh beginnings. With one swallow facing forward looking to the future.
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