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Just bought this today, another one! Limited Edition Magic model with alloys, electric windows, front fogs, twin airbags, met granite grey paint, Blaupunkt stereo, Alarm, central locking and special graphics. Cost new in 1999 £8999. Needs some minor bodywork, but is mechanically perfect.
From penguins to octopus, we can decorate an entire zoo onto magic cakes. This hand-decorated animal set is using sugar coated chocolate dragees as part of the decoration.
Dance Magic
Photography: Vanity's Edge Design
Hair Fascinator: Rae Beth Designs
Hair: Mindy Whalen Bridal Hair/Weddingtresses, LLC
Makeup: Makeup By Nicole Palermo " Happily Ever After LLC"
The girl who was running the fruit/vegetable stand under a tent near where Jersey Shore Fightin’ Texas Aggie Ring told him, “Buy this melon. It’s magic.”
Now, Aggie Ring figured that she was bullshittin’ him. She wouldn’t be the first woman who had. That’s why everyone says, “The Devil has a woman’s tongue.” But, the melon was only $3.00 and Aggie Ring does like a good watermelon.
Aggie Ring chilled the melon in the ice box overnight. The next day he had me get it out for him. He took a sharp knife and lightly inserted it into the melon. Before he followed through with the cut. He said a little affirmation, “I am an Aggie Ring. There are many others like me but I am special. I know how to have a good time. I am an Aggie Ring of one. There can be only one Aggie Ring to rule them all!”
Then, Aggie Ring sliced through the melon. What happened next are what legends of lore come from. “I’ll be double God Damned!” exclaimed Texas Aggie Ring. It was a yellow, seedless watermelon. You don’t see those every day.
Aggie Ring had me slice it up carefully making sure I preserved every bit of the flesh of the fruit. For, when you take a bite of that delicious flesh, Aggie Ring swore, “You can see inside the fabric of the universe.”
Both Aggie Ring and I are planning on returning to that magical tent tomorrow. Assuming it ever existed.
That is all.
My first performance as a magician now almost 2 year ago... Here i start with producing about 80 cards out of my 2 hands...
Brilliant design, but not so good to use for me (too flat).
However, I like the scrolling gesture a lot.
I spotted this small butterfly on a thistle. I put a finger near it, hoping it would turn to give me a side view, it immediately climbed onboard.
I suspect it might be one of the Skippers, anyone know?
Oyster Club/Rude Mechs outing to San Antonio - first stop, Magic Lantern Castle. Magic Lanterns were the precursors to cameras and moving pictures.
For the Macro Mondays group theme 'Magic'...
My little Swirly Glass truly is magical. It can adopt completely different looks according to the lighting and background - a real chameleon!
Magic Lantern is an open platform for developing enhancements to the amazing Canon 5D Mark II, 550D/T2i, 60D and 500D digital SLRs, especially for video. What is less-known is that ML also offers a lot of features for photos, too.
===General information=== Primrose is a type of herbaceous plant that belongs to the family Primulaceae (primrose family). It originates from Europe and mostly inhabits temperate areas of Northern hemisphere. It grows on the moist, but well-drained soil, in partial shade. These conditions are typically for the grasslands, woodlands, hedgerows and areas near the roads. Primrose is often cultivated in pots or gardens in decorative purposes (because of its beautiful flowers). Besides that, primrose is used in treatment of various disorders (in folk medicine). The damp shady conditions found in woodland are perfect for primroses where they can grow in small clusters across the woodland floor. Primrose has hairy stem that can reach 4 to 12 inches in height. It has tongue-like, green leaves. They are wrinkled and toothed on the edges. The leaves are arranged in the form of a rosette at the base of the plant, close to the ground. Primrose produces individual flowers that are usually yellow colored. Flowers have short flower stalks. Some varieties of primrose produce white, red, pink and purple flowers.. Primrose blooms from March to May. When the winter is mild, blooming can start in December. Primrose produces bisexual flowers of two types: pin and thrum. Even though both types of flowers contain both types of reproductive organs, the male are female parts are not equally prominent. In the pin type of flowers, style (female reproductive organ) is exposed, while stamens (male reproductive organs) are located below. In the thrum type of flowers, stamens are prominent, while style is located deeply inside the flower. Unusual morphology of the primrose flowers ensures cross-pollination (flowers cannot perform self-pollination). Insects with long tongues (such as butterflies) collect pollen from one flower and transfer it on the style of another flower when they land on the primrose to feed on nectar. Fruit of primrose is capsule filled with miniature black seed. The Latin name for the primrose is "Primula". It originates from the word "primus" which means "first" or "early". The name refers to the fact that primrose is one of the first plants that bloom in the spring. The leaves and flowers of primrose are edible and often consumed in the form of salad. Young flowers of primrose can be used in the manufacture of wine. The Dried leaves can be used for the preparation of tea. Primrose is important source of food for the rare species of butterflies such as Duke of Burgundy Butterfly. Primrose was often used in treatment of paralysis, gout and rheumatism in the past. Tincture (alcoholic solution) of the primrose is used in treatment of insomnia, restlessness, headache and cough today. Primrose was used for the preparation of magic potions during the Middle Ages. The 19th of April is traditionally Primrose Day, marking the death of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli on April 19, 1881. Queen Victoria sent primroses to his funeral. Every year on April 19 primroses are placed by Disraeli’s statue outside Westminster Abbey. Primrose is a perennial plant, which means that it can survive for more than 2 years in the wild. According to an old English superstition a child who ate a Primrose might see a fairy. In Germany it was thought that the first girl to find a primrose at Easter would marry that year. The motto of the Scottish Clan Primrose is Fide et Fiducia (By Faith and Trust) Shakespeare introduced the phrase “the primrose path” or “the primrose way” to signify a lazy and pleasant route through life The Greeks called the primrose “flower of the 12 gods” (dodecatheon) through a belief in its power to heal diseases including paralysis ===Other common names=== Primrose Common primrose English primrose Blue primrose Culver keys ===*Useful resources=== ift.tt/2GEQzBf ift.tt/2FR2sCC ift.tt/2G3Ha8m ift.tt/2tUqIlZ ift.tt/2FY21K3 ===Scientific classification=== Kingdom: Plantae (unranked): Angiosperms (unranked): Eudicots (unranked): Asterids Order: Ericales Family: Primulaceae Genus: Primula *Information sourced from the above sites
Text on back of the box:
What if robots had feelings, just like people? Hopes and dreams and loves all of their own...
Well this Robot Light has a little secret.
At first sight you could be forgiven for thinking that he's nothing but a cold, calculating machine. But flick the switch and his interior comes alive revealing a little heart.
Quite touching, really, and a very cool piece of home lighting indeed.
From www.play.com/Gadgets/Gadgets/4-/12159925/Magic-Robot-Ligh...