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Morris Mini Cooper (1962, 997cc - left ) & Morris Mini Cooper S (1965, 1275cc - right)
Haynes International Motor Museum Breakfast Club
Modelo Mini Coroa 1
Dimensões: 6,5 cm X 5 cm
Miolo: 16 lâminas (32 páginas) acabamento rasgado Hahnemühle 300g/m2. Bolsos feitos com papel caligrafado por Claudio Gil.
Capas revestidas com couro preto e fechamento com linha preta e detalhe de miçanga de madeira.
Model Crown Binding
Dimensions: 6,5cm X 5cm
Textblock: 16 sheets (32 pages) of Hahnemühle 300g/m2 hand torn and pockets folded with calligraphed paper by Claudio Gi.
Covers covered with black leather and closure with wood bead.
I've been using the MINI mostly for pleasure since getting the Rover in July. It's great to unwind from an unpleasant day at work with a good drive along some decent roads. It seems to be running well, although I noticed it's started to drop a small amount of oil again. Looks like it's coming from around the sump plug, so hopefully just a leaking washer...
I intend to keep it going over winter but try and avoid using it too much on salted roads. I'd like to renew my RoSPA driving test in the new year and will use the MINI for driving practise and the test itself.
At some point I'll take a wire brush to the sub frames and suspension components and treat them to a coat of hammerite. Those items seem to get scruffy quickly on these and mine is no exception.
Esta es la miniversión de la preciosa Doli Bunny que hice para Eva (Misako Mimoko). La mayoría de vosotros ya conocéis sus diseños, y es que a mí cada nueva cosa que hace me gusta más...
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This is my mini version of the lovely Doli Bunny, one of the little dolls by Eva Monleon of Misako Mimoko. Find more about her work here
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olha que coisinha mais linda que minha irmã fez de biscuit, ficou tão fofo!
O flickr da minha irmã:
MAKES 4 DOZEN
Crust:
1 cup crushed Nilla wafers
½ stick butter
1/3 cup sugar
Filling:
12 oz seedless raspberry jelly
16 oz Cream cheese (2 packages)
8 oz Sour cream
½ cup Sugar
3 Eggs
1 tsp. Vanilla
1/3 cup Chambord
- Preheat oven to 300 degrees.
- Prepare the crust by blending the crumbs, butter and sugar. Press equal amounts into each of the mini cupcake cups.
- Bake the crusts for 15 minutes, this will make them crispy, especially when using silicon trays. If using metal trays, cupcake papers are highly recommended!!!
- Soften the cream cheese and beat it with the sugar until creamy.
- Beat the eggs into the mixture: 1 egg at a time until well blended; then stir in the sour cream, vanilla, Chambord and raspberry jelly.
- Turn the mixture into the crust and bake for 25 - 30 minutes. Turn the oven off and let the cheesecake cool in the oven for another 30 minutes.
- Remove to a rack and allow to cool completely before removing each mini cheesecake. Once removed from their trays, refrigerate or freeze the cheesecakes for at least 12 hours.
- The cheesecakes can be topped with whipped cream and raspberries, as desired.
Here is our new MINI Cooper SD project car!
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I think I chose wisely with this one. Very nice. It's a little loose without a SmartCover...but I always use a SmartCover.
Listed Feautres: Sage waxed duck canvas exterior, Soft orange-poppy felt interior, Genuine mahogany leather for secure hand grip, Contrast stitching with orange-poppy accent,iPad mini Smart Cover compatible
Mini fungi growing in the cracks of tree bark. These are around 4-6mm tall and dusted in fine rain. The photo was taken hand held with only about 4mm depth of field.
Rock on baby!
At the 8th Historical Slope Race of Saint-Cézaire - France
View L A R G E & on dark.
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My friend called me this morning: Mini Moo had significant pain develop overnight. We were going to try to get him in with the vet this morning, but that would have involved dropping him off and picking him up after whenever they got to him. Rather than do that, I checked for the appropriate supplies at our office. Poor little guy was definitely in pain. His leg was twisted in the cast, which scared me. I didn't want to have a complete break. . . I took off the splint and remained very apprehensive that Mini Moo was going to need an amputation (less expensive than a pin), so we shot an x-ray. Thankfully, the x-ray a wonderful callus where the defect was. Took a second view to check out the hip, but nothing obvious there (a dislocation was on my list). The debate was whether to re-splint him for a week or to limit his mobility and allow him to go without a splint for now (the callus is a weak area right now, but it is very much there). We are actually going to let him go overnight out of the splint and I could always re-apply it tomorrow if needed.
I just spoke with my friend again. The Mighty Mini Moo is curled up in the bathroom grooming the leg he hasn't been able to reach for a couple of weeks. . . I have to work all weekend, but I am hoping to make a trip down to their farm on Monday to see the little guy (I'll bring my camera).
I just want Mini Moo to enjoy a long, happy, healthy life!
Decided to make a curve tutorial and use prints. Both things I'm scared to death of!!
18" x 13"
Kona Honeysuckle and white
Katespain Daydream
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Ultra-wide
12.2 MP (Sony Exmor RS IMX363), f/2.2, 16mm (2.7mm), 1/2.55", predictive Dual Pixel PDAF
Wide
12.2 MP (Sony Exmor RS IMX557), f/1.7, 24mm (5.1mm), 1/1.7", 1.8 µm, predictive Dual Pixel PDAF, 5-axis OIS
Telephoto
12.2 MP (Samsung ISOCELL S5K3T2), f/2.4, 70mm (7.0mm), 1/3.4", 1.0 µm, predictive Dual Pixel PDAF, 3x optical zoom, 5-axis OIS
Photo: Thomas Ohlsson Photography
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My Mac Mini cluster (Harpo, Groucho and Chico) fired up and running under VNC control from my PowerBook G4. The only cables are for power. This is what the installation looked like.