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Promotional magnet set for the Sunset Tree. Interesting I just noticed a typo that I hadn't seen before. "You or Your MONEY." haha
This Citroen has curious rear lights - they remind me of horseshoe shaped magnets. That should repel the criminals.
Hey! Look where you're going! :)
Saw this guy speeding towards me, and as you can see he saw me too!
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L. made this out of 360 tiny rare-earth magnetic spheres. || Photo info: Taken 2020-02-20 with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM, ¹⁄₁₅ sec at f/14, focal length 100 mm, ISO ISO 3200. Copyright 2020 .
We do this activity where we make play-doh things and let them harden then glue a magnet to them. I made these for Alesha and Nat.
I made enough for everyone in the class I just finished up as a thank you. I so enjoy making these!
Something like these magnets are part of the month long giveaway contest I'm having on my blog right now. Check it out, enter if you'd like! Everyone's welcome!!! :)
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China Rare Earth Magnet Company is a manufacturer of Neodymium magnet, NdFeB magnet, AlNiCo magnet, ceramic ferrite magnet, industrial magnet, motor magnet, generator magnet, speaker magnet, magnetic-cure magnet and a supplier of magnetic assemblies, magnetic devices, permanent magnets and magnetic coolant separator as well.
On Wednesday, May 30 a carnival-themed Magnet Redesignation Education Party was held at Children's Hospital Los Angeles to educate staff in a fun way about Magnet Recognition.
This little ceramic sheep sits on the cooker hood in the kitchen [ immediately opposite the doorway!] to warn all those who dare enter!
another @dailyshoot attraction shot. Good experimented with remote flash, too. Amazingly strong little magnet on the end of the screwdriver. Magnetic attraction all screwed up.
These magnets are made from vintage clay poker chips and old romance comic books. I actually had to stop reading the comics because they were so intensely stupid. I actually ended up feeling bad for any women who read them thinking it would help in any way.
But darn, they're cute.
A few of the magnets I made for the in-out board at work -- altogether there are over 50. This is my holiday gift for folks at work
Event: Scottish Alternative Music Awards
Artist: Fridge Magnets
Venue: Glasgow Garage
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Photoset March 2011
Me as Miku Hatsune,
Rael as Luka Megurine
Photo by Walter P.
Miku Hatsune and Luka Megurine from Vocaloid (Magnet).
Hope you like it!
Suspended Animation Classic #582 First published February 20, 2000 (#8) (Dates are approximate)
Trouble Magnet
By Mark Allen
Trouble Magnet/DC Comics/four issue miniseries/22 pages at $2.50 each.
Unfortunately, there is very little SF published in comics today that is worth the paper it's printed on. That's why DC's recently released Trouble Magnet by Ryder Windham and Kilian Plunkett, is a breath of fresh air.
Whitlock is a member of a group called the Trouble Shooters, a science research team and group of adventurers. He is also a robot, and has a very serious problem; his memory bank (stored apart from him) has developed an identity of its own, along with a decidedly nasty habit of causing mayhem. The story deals with Whitlock's attempt to stop his memory bank, regain his memories, and deal with the physical and emotional damage done to those around him as a result of its running amok.
This book corners the market on imagination, and an honest attempt to do nothing more than entertain the reader. And it succeeds. There are no lags or "dry spots" in the story; the reader is not bored with too much dialogue. At the same time, there is no danger of overdosing on action, as it is all relevant and well-positioned in the storyline. The book is well-balanced, and a joy to read from start to finish.
Creative talents include Ryder Windham, writer, and artist Kilian Plunkett. As I have already praised Windham's handling of the story, I will move on to Plunkett’s artwork, which is amazing in its own right.
Plunkett is wonderfully adept at "tech” art (robots, weaponry, space- ships, etc), and also has a superior grasp of human form and expression comparable to the likes of Kevin Maguire and Arthur Adams. On fact, Adams fans should check Plunkett out; it almost seems as if one of them is influencing the other.) There is never doubt about what one of his characters is feeling; you just have to look at their faces.
From every angle, Trouble Magnet is a great investment in entertainment.
Scruffy Daisy and Triangle Mania Magnets...so pleased with them!!
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