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The Boxee Box powered on.
The logo is quite distracting. If you put it next to your TV and watch something in a dark room, it's extremely distracting. Thankfully you can shove it out of sight since it uses RF for the remote (which is what I've done with mine), but it's a bit annoying since it's kinda cool to look at and it would be nice to keep it out and on display.
This photo shows the Boxee Box switched on - if you put it into sleep mode it dims the logo a bit, and when it's switched off completely, the logo is also switched off.
I managed to fit the majority of my containers in this box. Most of my larger models are in the white containers with pieces.
This box is to protect index cards from humidity. I used to keep all index cards stock on my desktop. But soon I found the index cards get warped by the humidity.
I found this box at 100 yen shop. It is originaly for Bunko Books (pocket edition paperback) and/or Manga.
Finally got this one done!!! This is for my sister's birthday. She collects bears (has all kinds except live ones and I wouldn't be surprised if she got one of those too - LOL!) so the collection theme was pretty obvious for me. The problem with the boxes is the individual boxes are pretty small so I really had to search for small enough items.
Box following same design as the tessellation.
Tant paper, 24x24 cm, 32 division grid.
Bottom, red lizard hide paper.
During our visit to Maryland, my wife and I joined family at Surreybrooke Gardens. An interesting decorative box in one of the gardens.
My trusty soap box. I don't remember how long I've had it, but I like to imagine it's been with me on all of my favorite trips all over the country.
I like to pack light when I travel. This once meant only packing one pair of pants for a camping trip. Then those pants ripped in a very unmodest way and I had to wear my pajamas all weekend. Packing light now means I bring my camera, two pairs of pants and some awesome soap. Whether I'm camping next to my favorite bog, at the most run-down campground in Washington state, showering in a Kentucky KOA, or canoeing the Flint river, I enjoy a nice smelling, clean rinsing bar of handmade soap.
In my quest for multi-purpose efficient camping soap, I once purchased "Dr. Bronner's Magic Liquid Soap" in peppermint. It's advertised as a body soap, shampoo, [a bunch of other stuff] and toothpaste. Sounded efficient to me. I took it camping and tried brushing my teeth with it- surprisingly it tasted like castile soap. And it made my hair all gooey. I learned to stick with using specific products for specific cleaning tasks.
Packing up some gift boxes to send out to a few new customers. If you want one, you'll have to become a customer.
yay, I just got a new bento box (the red one). I now have three bento boxes, I can't wait to use them ^_^
well, I have one other but I'm missing the lid to it o_O"
You could have almost imagined our apartment's living room was the moving truck as we moved boxes out of different roms and into this corner.
Step 1, This is the substrate for the Mirror Mosaic Tissue Box Cover. I foiled and soldered clear glass to make the box which will be mosaiced in mirror tiles.
Zeiss Ikon 6x9 120 film Box Tengor 56/2
That's a 1929 Chevrolet Viking deco hood ornament next to the camera
paper: 80 x 80 mm
designer: Arno Pfingstner
inspirate: IlseZ ( www.flickr.com/photos/faltwelt/9446334354 )
Die Altissa-Box für das Format 6x6 cm war die Fortsetzung eines Vorkriegsmodells – mit geringfügigen Änderungen. Dieses neue Modell kam 1951 auf den Markt. Hersteller war das "Altissa-Camera-Werk“ in Dresden, das 1952 verstaatlicht wurde. Vom Altissa Werk stammt auch die berühmte Altix.
Von anderen Boxen unterscheidet sie sich durch die gefällige, handliche Form (sie ist kleiner, als sie auf dem Bild wirkt) und durch das Objektiv. Während die meisten Boxen mit einem Einlinser (Meniskus) ausgerüstet waren, hatte die Altissa ein Periskop. Das ist eine Konstruktion von zwei sich symmetrisch gegenüberstehenden Einzellinsen mit Blende und Verschluss dazwischen. Das gibt schon merklich schärfere Bilder.
Zwei (Loch-)blenden waren einstellbar: 8 und 16. Die Verschlusszeit beschränkt sich auf 1/25 sec und B. Am Auslöser konnte man sogar einen Drahtauslöser einschrauben und am Boden war ein Stativgewinde eingelassen. Auf der Rückseite war das Qualitäts-Gütesiegel „[1] 37/361/4002“ eingeprägt, ebenso „Made in Germany“.
Music boxes for every occasion! Here you can customize your very own, unique music box (hand crank music box, wind up music box, musicbox, musical box, hurdy gurdy)!
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