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The front's left flat. No zip, just elastic in the back half of the waist. Fabric by Heather Ross for Munki Munki.
Hung out on front porch yesterday...not doing much at all but enjoying the sounds and sights and sipping on some good java.
sketch by Diane M Kramer
aka She Wolf
pencil on paper
Ocean Front Walk on Venice (Muscle) Beach, California
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I made this lap quilt for some friends who just got married. There are 7 print fabrics used in the blocks, binding & piecing on the back, and the rest is solid. It's sitting on a King size bed (for scale).
Measure the widest points on the sides, mine measures 15" wide and 7.5" deep at the widest points. So my footprint is 15" x 7.5". You can slide a thin ruler under the bottom to assist you, but remember that some bits stick out further in the middle of the machine as opposed to the base, so look from the top as you're measuring.
A scale model of James Bond's iconic Aston Martin DB5 out of Lego
If you want the Lego company to produce this piece you can vote for it on the lego cuusoo website:
lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/17239
It features the following spy gadgets:
- Pushrods in front & back bumper
- Rotating license plates
- Bulletproof shield in the back
- Phone in the door
Furthermore the front wheels can steer using the steeringwheel
- The doors, the trunk and the hood can open
- A V12 engine is lying under the hood
Black Fronted Dotterel nest. I stumbled upon this nest a few weeks ago. They were still sitting on it on Monday.
But today it has vanished, eggs, sticks and all.
The nest was less than 100 metres from houses, dogs and children, so I never fancied their chances.
This is a multi image panorama showing >180 degrees of view. In the middle is what Bermudian's call the "Bird Cage". In the old days a policeman would stand in there and direct traffic, it hardly ever happens now.
In other news, I recently upgraded my hard drive situation from multiple 1TB, 500GB, 320GB drives (all in pairs for data security - 8 drives in total) to a single RAID enclosure with four 2TB drives with an actual usable space of 6TB.
I've spent the last few days consolidating everything to the new raid. It is great now having everything organised into a single drive. I can see all my images more easily and searching will be so much faster. Also one of must annoying problems of my old system was each of the drives had it's own power supply… That wasn't fun.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM
Comments welcome... but please no crazy awards with flashy pictures, your words are much more appreciated.
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This has been a really exciting day ..first two explore in one day then a third one and front page ....bless each and everyone of my Flickr Friends who views,comments and awards my photos ..Blessing to all.....
Taken at sunrise in a location surrounded by the Scenic Rim, a cloud front moves across the lake. Managed to capture some of the beauty of this Landscape but this is image still doesn't do the area justice. It truly is an amazing place, located in Australia.
More images from Australian and Japan here www.lukezeme.com
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This is a shot of some of the flowers on a flowering tree of one of my neighbors in Tewksbury, Massachusetts on 4/20/11.
Update on the gallery show: I've had one sale. Trying to stay positive.
Copyright 2011-2012 by Teresa M. Forrest - Photos by Terry
Home Front kitchen
“This kitchen illustrates a typical family kitchen in 1942. The shelf is stocked with staples: flour, sugar, coffee, and seasonings. A radio is kept in the kitchen so the family can listen to the news about the war or their favorite shows while eating breakfast and preparing meals. Food Ration Books and information are sitting on the table so they can plan their meals for the week and make a shopping list. The bowl of fruit is freshly picked from their ‘victory garden.’ Very few appliances are being made because manufacturing has changed over to the war effort, so the 1930s refrigerator will have to keep working until the war is over. Making comfort items to send overseas was a very popular activity for women on the home front. The “Purl Harder” poster encourages women to keep knitting sicks, vests, sweaters, and mufflers for soldiers.”
You Can Lick Runaway Prices
Poster, 1941-1946
“Information on rationing and price controls was widely distributed, often assuring consumers that their personal actions would have an impact on the war effort.”
from the exhibit: Home Front:
Santa Clara Valley's World War II Experience
History Park at Kelley Park
San Jose, CA
(7324)
Ocean Front Walk on Venice (Muscle) Beach, California
PERMISSION TO USE: Please check the licence for this photo on Flickr. If the photo is marked with the Creative Commons licence, you are welcome to use this photo free of charge for any purpose including commercial. I am not concerned with how attribution is provided - a link to my flickr page or my name is fine. If used in a context where attribution is impractical, that's fine too. I enjoy seeing where my photos have been used so please send me links, screenshots or photos where possible. If the photo is not marked with the Creative Commons licence, only my friends and family are permitted to use it.
layered, deep focus, space.
Project Name: Levine Residence
Project Type: Addition and remodel to a house
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Status: Completed 2008
Designer: Jeremy Levine Design
This is the front of the new Bentley Mulsanne. It is the successor of the old arnage. It has a more powerful V8 twinturbo than before. The new front design is the most important part of the car. for more views look here: mocpages.com/moc.php/174694