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I have boxes of all things dental lab... 3 Tropicana trays, glass slabs, mixing bowls, lines & nozzles, Kerr digital Ultra waxer with 3 tips and Kerr digital dip pot, waxes, jet acrylic many shades, stains for temps, all calibration/mounting acc. for Artex articulator, Dedeco stickies for grinder, pour flasks, plastic art. and molds, investment rings, more stuff I can't see at bottom.
At long last, we had the third bedroom plastered today... Yippee, no more ugly Artex on the ceiling!
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I really like that shot, I like the symmetry of it, and all the bright colours... ;-)
Original 1969 tin bath removed. It was modernised slightly in the 1980s by the looks of it. The '80s basin now replaced. Also note the newly plastered ceiling so no more hideous '80s stickly artex/texture and a new vent/extractor fan. The bathroom will be getting an electric shower!
Well it's probably not Artex, but you know what I mean. This is just another small detail of the Portuguese town of Alvor.
It's sunny in Wales today which reminded me of that
Imagini de la machetarea muzeului puse la dispoziţie de ARTEX.
Citiţi mai multe despre cum va arata noul Muzeu Grigore Antipa din Bucuresti, pe Think Outside the Box: totb.ro/?p=14485
Wallpaper on 'feature' wall in Whitevale flats. The Artex on the walls in the adjacent room was a sight to behold, but the camera couldn't really capture the true effect.
Table Top. Taken from a 12x 16 print from my film days in the 70's Developed and printed at home in my dark room. All items scaled down from reality. I made all the Jug, mug, candlestick etc. from modelling clay. The book was a small pocket dictionary. The walls were formed from board and artex, to form the stone work and window. Loads of fun making it. The light coming in from the "window" was a flash unit.
Panghulo ay isa sa pinakamababa na lugar dito sa buong Malabon at mahigit limang taon na din hindi nagbabago ang tubig dito. Mahigit dalawang daang pamilya ang apektado nito.
Nuong dekada 80' naisara ang pagawaan ng tela na pagmamayari ng mga "Yupangco" at madaming mangagawa ang naiwang naka teng-ga at hindi nasahuran dahil dito silay nagaklas at nagprotesta hanggang sa hindi na nila nilisan ang lugar na ito.
Simple lang ang aming buhay pero masaya
Wala kasing masyadong inaalala
Mahimbing ang tulog sa matigas mang kama
Okey na rin ang lahat basta lang sama-sama.
Imagini de la machetarea muzeului puse la dispoziţie de ARTEX.
Citiţi mai multe despre cum va arata noul Muzeu Grigore Antipa din Bucuresti, pe Think Outside the Box: totb.ro/?p=14485
Artex
butternut squash, mozzarella, parmigiano, roasted red peppers, onion, thyme.
Welcome to the Roberta's pizza world, this was a great welcome card.
Pizza dough was thin and crispy, and had a pleasant taste and texture. Vegetarian topping certainly worked on this pie - nice, complex, yet rustic. I may have wished for a bit more chili heat ( not sure if there was any), but it tasted really good as is.
Please take a look at the entire Roberta's Pizza picture set and consider Overall Impression.
…I dreamed that I was floating just coast until I grew fins… I want to catch this tide back home and feel You again… Water’s Edge / Cindy Lauper / The Body Acoustics - Album
Info:
Model: Cindy Mae Coching Paterno
Location: Artex Compound, Panghulo, Malabon City
SB900 bare right @ ½ power
PW plus II
Special thanks to:
HMUA / Stylist - Ivy Hannah Damian
*included on My Water World Album
Evenstow is a fictitious harbour/resort in North Devon, somewhere "beyond" Barnstaple. The time is the late
1920s /mid 1930s. Baseboards are plywood, with ground contours built up from expanded polystyrene, covered with
dish-cloth material as reinforcement, and coated with Artex. Scenic dressings are generally by Woodland Scenics; trees
are generally from Heki kits. The layout is to P4 standards, using steel rail, C&L and Exactoscale chairs, ply sleepers and
point timbers, laid on 3mm cork. Dummy point-rodding utilises Model Signal Engineering components, the rodding being
27 SWG piano wire. Facing point locks are scratch-built. Point and signal operation is by Hoffman motors, signals being
Ratio. Buildings are generally scratch-built from styrene sheet, augmented with kits where suitable are available. Locos
and rolling stock are a mixture of kit-based and ready to run, modified where appropriate, and with added detail. Couplings
are Alex Jackson, uncoupling being effected through just three strategically placed electro-magnets.
The sequence of operations is intended to represent a typical weekday at Evenstow.
Great sale this weekend, patterns 25 cents, hoops, all for $1. Blogged barncat-alwayshome.blogspot.com/. Forgot to include the Artex ones, they were definitely from the 70's, very odd!
Ad in Decorating and Craft Ideas magazine October 1975..you could send in to get the kit...to attend a free painting class OR How you can become a teenage Artex Instructor!!!!
I thought the graphics..esp. those groovy mushrooms..were awesome!!!
This model started off as a Bachmann 0n30 Porter Side-Rod Gas Mechanical Diesel Locomotive. It has had most of the parts of a 'Backwoods Miniatures' enhancement kit fitted, plus odd little bits that I have added separately. The diorama was constructed mainly from strips of balsa wood and stained with a diluted solution of India ink and IPA followed by weathering powders. Grass is stained car insulation and the groundwork is PVA mixed with Artex and then covered with ash fixed with diluted PVA. It kept me off the streets for a while!
www.originalartbroker.com/blog/artwork/original_art/artex...
The ArtExpo is one of the most important annual events for the New York art community. And since New York is considered the epicenter of the contemporary art scene, that makes the ArtExpo once of the most important art events in the world each year. A trade show, ArtExpo is a unique experience for viewers to see works by up to 1,000 individual artists in one place. Even better, the show presents art in a number of mediums by artists at numerous stages in their careers, meaning their truly is something for everyone. It is the world’s largest fine art trade show. For artists, it is a great opportunity to network and get their art seen by a variety of influential figures in the art community. For art collectors and audiences, it is a great experience to view a plethora of innovative contemporary artwork under one roof.
Held at Pier 92, ArtExpo presents an opportunity for artists and art-lovers to access innovative new works. The art showcased is promoted as rare, unique, and innovative- and the promotion works. Gallery owners, traders, framing retailers, art publishers, art buyers, artists, and art lovers all consider the event one of the most important of the year. People travel from all over the country, some from all over the world, to see the unique exhibit.
In the past, ArtExpo has shown work by legendary artists including Andy Warhol, Leroy Neiman, Robert Indian, Robert Rauschenberg, and Peter Max. The show features art of varying mediums including painting, glasswork, ceramic, sculptures, lithographs, drawings, photography, and others. This year, over 1,000 artists will be represented at ArtExpo. The artists featured are largely mid-level career artists, who have a solid fan base but are not the household names they’d like to become yet. ArtExpo can be an important springboard for them to expand their careers. Independent artists can even buy wall space in the ‘Rising Artist Gallery” to give even more exposure to up-and-coming talent. The majority of artwork displayed will be created by contemporary artists. 20,000 people are expected to attend over the 4 days the event will be held. Artists featured in this year’s show include Abstract Expressionist Charlie Hays, New Jersey native Bill Lopa, contemporary figurative artists Vladan Ignatov, self-described “Hyper Realist” Eric Christensen, John Spearks, Gaylord Ho, and many others. Price ranges for the shows artwork range widely, from $100 up to $150,000. That might be the best thing about the show- there is a style, artist, medium, and price for everyone to participate and enjoy, and the diversity is what makes the experience unique.
For those traveling, nearby accommodations include The Hilton Garden Inn, Hotel Gansevoort, The Maritime Hotel, Hotel 309, the GEM Hotel-Chelsea, Hotel Chelsea, Washington Square Hotel, Chelsea Inn, Wyndham Garden Hostel, Manhattan Chelsea West, and the Chelsea Start Hotel.
ArtExpo will run from March 21-24 at Pier 92 in New York City: Pier 92-94; 12th Avenue, New York, NY 10019. This is ArtExpo’s 35th year. General admission is $20.00 and will get you a one-day pass. For additional information, the event’s website is artexponewyork.com.
Story by PR Web
Evenstow is a fictitious harbour/resort in North Devon, somewhere "beyond" Barnstaple. The time is the late
1920s /mid 1930s. Baseboards are plywood, with ground contours built up from expanded polystyrene, covered with
dish-cloth material as reinforcement, and coated with Artex. Scenic dressings are generally by Woodland Scenics; trees
are generally from Heki kits. The layout is to P4 standards, using steel rail, C&L and Exactoscale chairs, ply sleepers and
point timbers, laid on 3mm cork. Dummy point-rodding utilises Model Signal Engineering components, the rodding being
27 SWG piano wire. Facing point locks are scratch-built. Point and signal operation is by Hoffman motors, signals being
Ratio. Buildings are generally scratch-built from styrene sheet, augmented with kits where suitable are available. Locos
and rolling stock are a mixture of kit-based and ready to run, modified where appropriate, and with added detail. Couplings
are Alex Jackson, uncoupling being effected through just three strategically placed electro-magnets.
The sequence of operations is intended to represent a typical weekday at Evenstow.
like it? cost me £400 from the Ikea shit vip designer collection. office ceiling soon to be plastered over
I am sooooo overly excited. Hubby and I went to the storage container and found my boxes of patterns. I have 3 boxes of patterns for fabric, crafts, kids clothes, adult clothes etc. I've been looking for these boxes for 5 years!!! The reason why I couldn't find them was because the box was labeled kids crafts and at the top of the box you could see shrinky dinks so I never thought to open the box that my stuff would be in there. To my joyful surprise there they were my boxes of patterns. WOOHOO And some very old vintage one's to boot. Holly Hobbie, these Tri-chem transfers, Aunt Martha transfers, parachute and balloon pants lol, Teletubbies you name it!
can't beleve people still have this shit i am having all the ceilings done this week watch this space for smoothness, if you have recently have some artexing done your an idiot end of story!
The canon T3I that I was using developed a sensor failure during the sequence. I really love these Wallops rocket launches at night. The show is very nice from my front yard.
Evenstow is a fictitious harbour/resort in North Devon, somewhere "beyond" Barnstaple. The time is the late
1920s /mid 1930s. Baseboards are plywood, with ground contours built up from expanded polystyrene, covered with
dish-cloth material as reinforcement, and coated with Artex. Scenic dressings are generally by Woodland Scenics; trees
are generally from Heki kits. The layout is to P4 standards, using steel rail, C&L and Exactoscale chairs, ply sleepers and
point timbers, laid on 3mm cork. Dummy point-rodding utilises Model Signal Engineering components, the rodding being
27 SWG piano wire. Facing point locks are scratch-built. Point and signal operation is by Hoffman motors, signals being
Ratio. Buildings are generally scratch-built from styrene sheet, augmented with kits where suitable are available. Locos
and rolling stock are a mixture of kit-based and ready to run, modified where appropriate, and with added detail. Couplings
are Alex Jackson, uncoupling being effected through just three strategically placed electro-magnets.
The sequence of operations is intended to represent a typical weekday at Evenstow.
16113 Jessie Wyatt 16-09-1971 01
Food for literary thought
ON HER first job, waitress Jessie Wyatt literally dropped a hot potato into a man's lap at a dinner at The Albert Hotel, Colchester.
"I just walked right on and never looked back," she re called.
But that's one anecdote that hasn't yet found its way into letters to magazines or short stories she writes at her home in Maldon Road. Thirteen years as a waitress at the Red Lion Hotel, Colchester, and recently two long holidays spent in America with her married daughter have given her, plenty of fuel for the literary soul that lurks beneath the prim black dress and white aproned figure which is a familiar sight at every big lunch and dinner in town.spent America with her married daughter have given her, plenty of fuel for the literary soul that lurks beneath the prim black dress and white aproned figure which is a familiar sight at every big lunch and dinner in town.
A mother of seven and grandmother of nine, the produce of her predominantly artistic family fill her home, with two ex-painter and decorator sons, an artist daughter at Alresford and an "art and craft" daughter in America, there is a heavy emphasis on attractive furnishings.
Especially since she took up artex embroidery on her first trip to the States at Christmas, for holiday. a six-week
Just back after another nine-week stay there with her 17-year-old son Clive, she talked proudly of her "American" daughter's cera mics, many of which were in pride of place on the side board.
And of her chance meeting with the nephew of her noto rious namesake Jesse James. "He just walked into my daughter's craft shop and I remarked on his name being the same as mine, and he said THE Jesse James was his uncle," she remembered, "I was quite thrilled because I'm a keen western fan."
Her daughter may soon be coming back to England and Jessie has hopefully written a story called "The Day Jan Came Home." She says she likes writing about her experience as a waitress too hence "Afternoon tea" about
Photograph by staff photographer Dave Higgleton
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今日、明日はお出かけ日和になるみたいです。
土日12時から20時までOPENしています。お近くにお立ち寄りの際は是非遊びに来てくださいね。
さて本日もサクッサクッと商品紹介させていただきますよぉ~
一点目90年代頃のChampionナイロンコーチジャケット。
流行りに左右されない鉄板のアイテム。
どうもフィットネスクラブのスタッフジャケットのようです。
サイズはS。goodコンディション。人気のアイテムです。
もう一点は70年代頃のARTEXナイロンジャケット。
珍しいショート丈。プリントはフロッキーです。
控えめなんて言葉の知らないゴツゴツのジップがたまらないアイテムです。
こちらもサイズS。もちろんコンディションもgood。
スニーカーはNIKE ROSHE RUN “MARBLE”。
カラーリング、フィット感は流石のNIKE。
軽くてランニングにも使える機能性の高いスニーカーです。
WEBショップに掲載中です。
是非ご検討くださいませ。
Champion チャンピオン プリント ナイロンコーチジャケット 90s USA 古着 レッド メンズS
ARTEX 70s USA 古着 ジップアップナイロンジャケット パーカー フード レッド メンズS
NIKE ROSHE RUN “MARBLE”/USED/レッド×ホワイト/ローシー ランマーブルソールスニーカー/28cm
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ÍNDIOS E BRANCOS NO SUL DO BRASIL - a dramática experiência dos Xokleng, um livro por Sílvio Coelho dos Santos.
O Vale do Garcia
A cidade de Blumenau tem como data oficial de fundação 1850, mas já habitavam a região, pessoas vindas de Camboriú em 1846. Existe registro que em 1830 um inglês com um escravo, esteve procurando ouro na localidade chamada “Nova Rússia” ou Russulana na qual logo foi abandonada pela pouca produção.Quando aqui chegaram encontram os verdadeiros habitantes do bairro, que viviam nas imediações do lugar conhecido como Jordão, os indígenas, conhecidos como bugres, carijós, Xokleng, Guaranis e outros, que habitavam a região de Blumenau há pelo menos 8000 anos. Quando Dr. Blumenau adquiriu concessão das terras junto a D.Pedro II, as famílias conhecidas como gente do Garcia e os indígenas tiveram que se retirar.De posse da documentação de concessão, Dr. Blumenau teve seu objetivo alcançado, e iniciou o processo de colonização e de latifundiário. Oficialmente, a história nos relata que em 28 de agosto de 1852 (essa era a data considerada de fundação até 1899), o fundador da colônia Blumenau, distribuía os primeiros lotes aos colonos. Era nesse contexto que se iniciava a colonização do Garcia, passando a receber os primeiros contingentes de imigrantes alemães. O objetivo geral desta colonização era a agricultura.A região era constituída topograficamente, por um vale verdejante e pobre para a agricultura, por ser montanhosa. As primeiras atividades produtivas foram extraídas da agricultura, engenhos e moinhos manuais. Mais tarde foram introduzidas as serrarias, olarias, atafonas e outras atividades artesanais. Em 1860, com a chegada do imigrante Johann Heinrich Grevsmuhl, o vale do Garcia tomava novo impulso. Não satisfeito com os trabalhos agrícolas, passara a explorar a madeira da região, constituindo uma serraria, e com o represamento do Ribeirão Garcia, pode instalar uma atafona movida a força da roda d' água, que ficava próximo as duas empresas Garcia e Artex. Os compensadores progressos do empreendimento levaram-no a associar-se com dois vizinhos, que conheciam a técnica da tecelagem, para a organização de uma fábrica. Nascia naquela região, a semente da indústria têxtil por volta de 1868, solidificando-se mais tarde com o nome de Empresa Industrial Garcia. Dentro desta visão, o constante processo de desenvolvimento econômico, e conseqüentemente populacional, começam a abranger o Garcia. A industrialização abria espaços para novos empregos e muitos imigrantes vindos de outras cidades buscam o "ELDORADO" de uma vida melhor.
Fonte do texto acima no link logo abaixo (siga o link para obter informações adicionais):
dalvaday.blogspot.com/2010/07/2010-palestra-na-e-b-m-henr...
Declaração Universal dos Direitos Linguísticos:
www.dhnet.org.br/direitos/deconu/a_pdf/dec_universal_dire...
www.nhecuanos.com.br/histo.htm Sociedade Nheçuanos (área de forte colonização teuto-brasileira), Roque Gonzales, Rio Grande do Sul - Brasil.
This model started off as a Bachmann 0n30 Porter Side-Rod Gas Mechanical Diesel Locomotive. It has had most of the parts of a 'Backwoods Miniatures' enhancement kit fitted, plus odd little bits that I have added separately. The diorama was constructed mainly from strips of balsa wood and stained with a diluted solution of India ink and IPA followed by weathering powders. Grass is stained car insulation and the groundwork is PVA mixed with Artex and then covered with ash fixed with diluted PVA. It kept me off the streets for a while!
Evenstow is a fictitious harbour/resort in North Devon, somewhere "beyond" Barnstaple. The time is the late
1920s /mid 1930s. Baseboards are plywood, with ground contours built up from expanded polystyrene, covered with
dish-cloth material as reinforcement, and coated with Artex. Scenic dressings are generally by Woodland Scenics; trees
are generally from Heki kits. The layout is to P4 standards, using steel rail, C&L and Exactoscale chairs, ply sleepers and
point timbers, laid on 3mm cork. Dummy point-rodding utilises Model Signal Engineering components, the rodding being
27 SWG piano wire. Facing point locks are scratch-built. Point and signal operation is by Hoffman motors, signals being
Ratio. Buildings are generally scratch-built from styrene sheet, augmented with kits where suitable are available. Locos
and rolling stock are a mixture of kit-based and ready to run, modified where appropriate, and with added detail. Couplings
are Alex Jackson, uncoupling being effected through just three strategically placed electro-magnets.
The sequence of operations is intended to represent a typical weekday at Evenstow.
Evenstow is a fictitious harbour/resort in North Devon, somewhere "beyond" Barnstaple. The time is the late
1920s /mid 1930s. Baseboards are plywood, with ground contours built up from expanded polystyrene, covered with
dish-cloth material as reinforcement, and coated with Artex. Scenic dressings are generally by Woodland Scenics; trees
are generally from Heki kits. The layout is to P4 standards, using steel rail, C&L and Exactoscale chairs, ply sleepers and
point timbers, laid on 3mm cork. Dummy point-rodding utilises Model Signal Engineering components, the rodding being
27 SWG piano wire. Facing point locks are scratch-built. Point and signal operation is by Hoffman motors, signals being
Ratio. Buildings are generally scratch-built from styrene sheet, augmented with kits where suitable are available. Locos
and rolling stock are a mixture of kit-based and ready to run, modified where appropriate, and with added detail. Couplings
are Alex Jackson, uncoupling being effected through just three strategically placed electro-magnets.
The sequence of operations is intended to represent a typical weekday at Evenstow.