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Governor Has Press Conference to Address Integrity In Government by Staff at Maryland State House, 100 State Circle, Annapolis Maryland 21401
Michigan
Memorial Day Weekend 2011
May 2011
LaFarge Integrity, Benton Harbor / Saint Joseph, Michigan
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Now a feature in Integrity 3.7.2 - I added colour before releasing the new version (the colour indicates distance from home)
I preordered an Integrity Toys Homme body on their direct store and decided to buy their Dynamite Girls "Black" body cuz hey it was half price (IT said they would receive the body late Jan but I’ve heard nothing yet). From what I saw online A Tone was usually IT’s second or third most dark skin tone so I hoped I could articulate one of my painted body dolls.
Unfortunately, it’s nowhere near the skin tone of my vintage Live Action Christie.
It’s closer to the Grace/Kara skin tone (Afra and light black) but it’s a lot less orange.
In the end I chose to put my late 70s/early 80s Malibu Christie on here since she has the same issue with being too grey for modern dolls. My Pink N’ Pretty Christie from 1981 is the exact same skin tone so I guess IT (light) A-tone would match the 80s AA mattel dolls.
Governor Has Press Conference to Address Integrity In Government by Staff at Maryland State House, 100 State Circle, Annapolis Maryland 21401
From two to one to two again, these cables stay true to each other and themselves. Each strand faithfully returns to its beginnings after exploring the expanse around it for a time.
This slouchy hat is worked from the bottom up in the round. Flip the brim for a beanie fit. Cable work is charted. Pattern is recommended for knitters with prior experience cabling. Featuring Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock in Tidepool
This old barn on the Coal Trail east of Red Deer, Alberta is losing its war with time and the elements,
Club integrity setter places the ball, struggling to catch up with her opponents (they are down by 5 points here)
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Two stone figures guard the main entrance to the bank on East 6th Street. According to an internal Federal Reserve document, Building of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, dated March 1, 1937, the female figure on the right entitled Security, “gazes forth in firm strength, clad in armor and bearing in one hand her iron-bound casket, in the other her sturdy sword.”
The same source notes that Integrity, the statue on the other side of the entrance, is “crowned with olive,…her gaze fixed on a future untroubled by doubt. In one hand she bears the important rolls of office … In her other, she raises a rod, tipped with an uplifted right hand symbolic of the oath… of responsibility.”
Three larger-than-life statues grace the exterior of the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank, these two in stone and one other in bronze. All three were sculpted by Henry Hering of New York City, a student of the sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
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This is the photo I love best of all. David and Jake set out across the snow-covered tundra, sometime in our first week at Allen Creek but after the blizzard, to listen for curlews. Kristine and I hiked off in a different direction.
As time went on it would become familiar, comfortable, and friendly to see the other pair at work in the distance, whenever our paths took us to places where we were in sight of each other.
But on this day, with everything still feeling strange, including us, I looked over to see D. and J. moving away like dark ghosts on the brilliant blank landscape.
The headpins just won't work for rings. The setting & stone always end up twisted to the side :( I'm going to have o learn to solder.