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one's the boss at the office
the other's the boss of the house
one gives me the stress (oops, kidding ma'am)
the other relieves me of it...
i'm very lucky to be sorrounded by such wonderful people, the other boss, micah, was somewhere settling our bill when this snaphot was taken.
Zyreb was confined for 6 days last week, an experiences i'd rather not have again, she's okay now and back to her "kulit" self.
This one's a thanks, that zyreb is now well, and and for my boss' understanding, letting me take the week of to take care of my baby.
some RnR at splash mountain
Better Opportunities for Singe (and unaccompanied) Soldiers' representatives from throughouth South Korea met the Casey Garrison Community Activity Center Nov. 17 to network and share ideas about how to improve their programs. - U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Mardicio Barrot
My All Chrome Raleigh Roadster 'The Boss Bike' sporting the highly regarded 28"wheels and 24 Frame. A fully working 1952 Sturmey Archer Four Speed Dyno Hub.
I have painstakingly restored this bicycle down to nut and bolt removed old grease and bareings replacing with fresh high quality grease which now makes this roadster glide to result in that 'Magic Carpet Cycling' Ride.
whatever needed replacing has been to get this beautiful Chrome Classic back to fully working order and ready to ride for next summer.
No expense was spared during this restoration which included new Decals, New Old stock Sturmey Archer Lights and wiring etc.
I have added a pair of leather hub shines to keep both hub grease/dirt free.. applied a very eye catching green and red mudflap which really makes the bike stand out.
The last part which hasn't been added yet is my new Brooks Challenge saddle bag!! I will update photo's once on and I can get some nice photos with the bike outside!
This project has had it's moments when I wanted to pull my hair out but I am thrilled with the final results.
This 1970 Boss Mustang came in for some light repairs, it was in good condition but had a few dents and dings on the quarters, doors and hood. it had the wrong interior for a Boss so we installed the correct deluxe interior seats that went in this model. The body was refinished the original code "N" Pastel Blue. This one turned out very nice.
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This 1970 Boss Mustang came in for some light repairs, it was in good condition but had a few dents and dings on the quarters, doors and hood. it had the wrong interior for a Boss so we installed the correct deluxe interior seats that went in this model. The body was refinished the original code "N" Pastel Blue. This one turned out very nice.
For all of your restoration needs give us a call or click at www.cleancutcreations.com
Follow us on Face Book at www.facebook.com/CCCSTL
Better Opportunities for Singe (and unaccompanied) Soldiers' representatives from throughouth South Korea met the Casey Garrison Community Activity Center Nov. 17 to network and share ideas about how to improve their programs. - U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Mardicio Barrot
Infinities Menswear stock Hugo Boss Green designer mens clothing & footwear. Jackets, polos, T shirts, knitwear, track tops, sweatshirts, & shoes in stock now, Free delivery available.
The final boss that players will have to face, he is the Demon King. In this image you can see his wireframe view and some of the rig I'll use for animation. The textures are still a work in progress.
Texture work is done in Photoshop.
Made in Blender.
VIP Talent Connect CEO Alycia Kaback had the opportunity to meet with Buddy Valastro from the hit TV show on TLC “Cake Boss”
Cake Boss,” Buddy Valastro, who is himself the Carravaggio of cakes, the DaVinci of desserts — and as good an Italian-American role model as you’ll find on TV. Unlike other reality TV shows, which just show greed, dysfunction and, yes, criminality, “Cake Boss” shows art, family love and fun.
In case you are not yet one of its loyal fans, the show takes place in a bakery in Hoboken that turns out the most spectacular cakes this side of heaven. It’s a wonder to watch Buddy and his staff create cakes that fit what the customer wants — everything from buildings to bling, from garments to gardens.
Buddy, of course, is the cake boss, a man who has single-handedly made “fondant” a household word. (That’s the edible stuff they wrap around cakes, and with which they create shapes like flowers, shoes, you name it.)