So how did that go, James? Almost as well as #Brewdog .
Seriously he looks like someone put tiny googly eyes on a kneecap.
BrewDog's James Watt follows Elon Musk lead as he shares UK Doge plan | The Herald
https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/24932280.brewdogs-james-watt-follows-elon-musk-lead-shares-uk-doge-plan/
BrewDog Investors Face Potential Loss Amidst Company Sale Discussions
Will BrewDog investors lose their money in the sale? Small investors fear they will get nothing back after the company reported a £37 million loss.
#brewdog, #equityforpunks, #craftbeerinvesting, #ukbusinessnews, #jameswatt
https://newsletter.tf/brewdog-equity-for-punks-investors-potential-loss-sale/
BrewDog reported a £37 million loss recently, which is a big change from their old profit claims. Now, people who invested £12,000 or more might lose everything if the company is sold.
#brewdog, #equityforpunks, #craftbeerinvesting, #ukbusinessnews, #jameswatt
https://newsletter.tf/brewdog-equity-for-punks-investors-potential-loss-sale/
James Watt statue beside the People's Palace in Glasgow. It was created by Charles Grassby in 1864 and originally stood in a niche above the entrance to D. And J. Anderson's Atlantic Mills on Walkinshaw Street in the East End of Glasgow. When the mills were demolished in the 1930s, it was donated to the Glasgow Corporation and erected on Glasgow Green.
It's built on the site where James Watt had a workshop in 1763. It was around this time that Watt had his idea to greatly improve the efficiency of steam engines by adding a separate condenser, so helping to kick start the industrial revolution. The location of this workshop is marked by a plaque on the side of the current building.
#glasgow.#architecture #architecturephotography #jameswatt #trongate
A large red sandstone Edwardian commercial building on the corner of Trongate and Albion Street in central Glasgow. Designed by Thomson and Sandilands, it was constructed for City Improvement Trust to house shops on the ground floor with space for offices above.
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The James Watt North Building on Glasgow University's Gilmorehill Campus. Designed by J.J. Burnet in a Scots Baronial style, it was originally built in 1901 to house the Engineering Department.
#glasgow #architecture #glasgowbuildings #glasgowuniversity #jameswatt #architecturephotography
One of the first canals in Scotland, it was abandoned for navigation in 1952. It was covered over when the M8 motorway was built in the 1960s, and which partially follows the route of the old canal. This culveting was needed as the Monkland Canal acted as a feeder for the Glasgow spur of the Forth and Clyde canal, and without it, it would stagnate and dry up.
#glasgow #canal #mobklandcanal #m8 #glasgowhistory #jameswatt
The point at which the Monkland Canal (designed by James Watt and completed on the 1790s) now disappears into a culvert on the eastern boundary of Glasgow near Drumpellier Country Park, and then re-appears at the Pinkston junction about six miles away just east of the City Centre (marked by the foam just below the life belt in the lower photograph).
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