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Mix-style Stereo Headphones Description:
This is the Mix-style Stereo Headphones. A simple design by mix-style, Star-White headphones is in style and comfortable. The ear-pad covers the ear to block out unwanted noises for the large 40mm driver to produce crystal clear sound. mix-style's headphones are easy to adjust and carry. With the high quality gold-plating stereo mini-plug, it connects to any portable audio source such as iPods, MP3s, MP4s and laptops. Design with a casual & cute outlook with professional sound experience to you. There are 8 colour-match for you to choose.
Mix-style Stereo Headphones Specification:
Type: Stereo, Closed Dynamic
Diaphragm/Driver Diameter: 40mm
Sensitivity: 99dB
Power Capacity: 0.2W(200mW)
Frequency Response: 500Hz~20KHz
Impedance: 32 Ohms
Plug Type: Gold-plated, 3.5mm stereo mini-plug
Headphones Net Weight: 160grams
Connectivity: Wired
Cord Length: 50cm
Extension Cord Length: 150cm
Normal Price : Rp. 175.000
Promo Price : Rp. 122.500
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i made chex mix today. it's so much better than the kind you get in the bag at the grocery store. i doubled up on the wheat chex and omitted the corn chex. not sure if i'd do that again but it's darn good anyhow.
good for eating while watching the giants game. did i say that?
i'm trying to be more open minded here. :)
It is pretty impressive: the world’s tallest brick minaret, set in a complex of archaeological ruins dating back to 1193 AD, on a site that is much older than that.
Qutb Minar, sometimes spelled Qutub or Qutab, was started in 1192 by Qutb-ud-din Aibak, the first Sultan of Delhi and ruler of North India from 1206 to 1210 AD.
On one of our visits, extensive renovations were taking place, and hardworking trades-people stopped for pictures.
For the story, check out the PhotoBlog post: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/travel/qutb-minar-and-its-un...
28/11/2009 - 21:00 CET
ARSENAL WIEN
OBJEKT 210 // WIND TUNNEL
LIVE:
TIM BLECHMANN & MANUEL KNAPP
HUI YE, BENHARD SCHÖBERL & THOMAS WAGENSOMMERER
ENNOSON
LÄRMKOLLEKTIV210 (ANALOGSAT & STROBOROBO)
TECTONICS (CLEMENS HAUSCH & GERALD KRIST)
INSTALLATIONS:
CHRISTIAN+KATH
PETER MOOSGAARD
VISUALS:
TTX
PHOTO BY die.reibe
(Late Morning Update: Just logged over 8,000 total stream views, and I am preparing to get ready for another photoshoot. Wish me luck!)
Many, many months ago... sometime last year, I believe, when DJ Bridget had her website up in full swing, she featured a few of her mixes up there in mp3 format.
I gave a listen to them, and liked what I heard. I do have a couple favorites, primarily "In Remembrance of Her, In White", and "Sand - A Journey East", as well as the last 25 or so minutes of "B2". I've drifted off to sleep, woke up listening, and they've formed part of my driving soundtracks at times, or the occasional background music for another computer session at home.
If they're ever made available again, check them out. If you were fortunate enough to get a chance to hear them, give them another listen.
A delicious chai tea mix I've made up for small Christmas Gifts.
The recipe can be found here:
www.oregonlive.com/foodday/index.ssf/2008/06/recipe_detai...
There's rave reviews in blog land and I can confirm it's delicious and highly addictive!
Another inexpensive but thoughtful gift. I picked up these cute jars for $2.50 and with a tin of condensed milk and some spices it works out at around $6 a jar!
Mixing 3 different blues with 4 different reds 1:1. The smaller, lighter colored dots on top of the squares are the newly mixed color mixed 1:1 with white.
Mixing the batter for the Pineapple Upsidedown Cake. Using the Tangerine Kitchenaid mixer. www.foodiesathome.com
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At the Mix Festival, NY's Lesbian & Gay Experimental Film Festival, Opening Night Party @ Delancey 11/8/2006
Photo by Sharyn Jackson/GO Magazine
Mix Vegetable Kurma is a creamy curry made from different vegetables that are cooked in cashew paste and milk. Recipe here: foodforjoy.in/2012/08/mix-vegetable-kurma
Los Angeles, 2008
Meet Eric. Or, meet his hands, rather. I totally biffed the two attempts at a portrait shot of him (as well as his totally awesome co-bartender, Katie) in the low light condtions, but I thought this shot of his hands came out pretty nicely. (The mirror behind the bar at head level totally wound up backlighting both of them to a degree that made it impossible to pull acceptable facial details from the shadows. They looked great in my camera's preview screen, though! *grumble*) I might have managed something decent had I brought my 50mm f/1.8 with me and switched out to that.
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