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I'll have my coffee out here, maid Daisy, so make sure you get ALL the cat fur off of my cushion. Your side can wait...you won't be sitting anytime soon. 😜

Order : Lepidoptera

Superfamily : Papilionoidea

Family : Papilionidae

Sub-Family : Papilioninae

Genus : Papilio

Species : Papilio machaon

  

The military badge is a gold Maltese Cross of eight points, enamelled in white. Each point of the cross is decorated by a small gold ball; each angle has a small figure of a lion. The centre of the cross bears three crowns on the obverse side, and a rose, a thistle and a shamrock, emanating from a sceptre on the reverse side. Both emblems are surrounded by a red circular ring bearing the motto of the Order, which are in turn flanked by two laurel branches, above a scroll bearing the words "Ich dien" (I Serve) in gold letters.

 

The Most Honourable Order of the Bath was created by George I and is the fourth-most senior British Order of Chivalry. It is mainly awarded to senior military officers or senior civil servants.

In order to become a Geisha, a young woman must work as an apprentice ("Maiko" - 舞妓) for several years. These two Maiko were demonstrating traditional costumes and dances at the Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts.

 

I thought the dances were amazingly fluid and graceful, but also clearly incredibly precise.

 

Based on Kyouka's comments and some subsequent Googling, it appears that these are Maiko Umeyae (梅やえ) and Maiko Umehisa (梅比沙) from the Kamishichiken region of Kyoto. According to WIkipedia, Kamishichiken "is the oldest hanamachi (geisha district) in northwest Kyoto, just east of the Kitano Tenman-gū Shrine."

 

Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts [?]

Haute Décor

Everything has a place in Ron Shivver’s realistic tables with functional drawers created in miniature of his signature design. The inside-outside curve and taper of the leg is not only beautiful and unique but adds strength, stability and overall balance to these beautiful pieces of furniture finished with permits the wood grain to continue over the edge of the table. 1:12 dollhouse keys created by Cliff Feltrope.

Shortly after arriving into Maryborough from Wycheproof with elephant-style S classes S313 & S301, the driver holds the train order in his hand as he discusses plans with the fireman for the run to Ballarat and ultimately Newport with train 8198 and the return leg of Steamrail's 2024 Members Christmas Train. 15/12/24

Downtown

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After the order 66, the wookies turns against the clones and they hunt them in the forest..

My brief visit to Lostwithiel was planned some weeks before the event, my hope was to have a last bash at photographing a train of CDAs on a china clay service in the county, but the last CDAs were withdrawn on 11th August, so instead on 22nd August 2023 I had a set of JIAs working 6G09, the 13.02 Goonbarrow Junction to Carne Point, Fowey led by EWS liveried 66199.

New wave icons New Order and Pet Shop Boys are bringing their hits, like “Blue Monday” and “West End Girls,” to U.S. and Canadian arenas from Sept. 17 through Oct. 16 as part of their 13-concert “Unity Tour.” That includes huge concerts at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Sept. 23, Philadelphia’s TD Pavilion at the Mann on Sept. 25 and New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Sept. 28.

In order to convert the Bertin to a 650B I exchanged the Mafac Racer brakes for a set of long reach Lam sidepulls of the same type that work very well on my 650B porteur. As it turns out, the large, stiff springs on these brakes are nearly impossible to operate with road brake levers. Neither the CLB's that were on the bike already or the Mafacs that I tried were up to the task, so I've installed the guidonet levers that were on my Urago instead. These levers are perfectly matched to the brakes and are easy to operate with good modulation. An additional bonus of the levers is to streamline the top of a bike that has a lot going on visually as it is. Now for those British fenders...

Great Western IEP 800 032 is inbound for Paddington, while a Class 345 heads west.

My BL order got in.

"LOVE WILL TEAR US APART" scrolls past as New Order plays their final song of the evening ("Love Will Tear Us Apart")

Marco

27th september - 31th october

height 29 cm

eyes 8 mm

ask any questions here: karmanavtica@gmail.com

taken at the depot in Knockin Heath and shows the varied fleet of Vaggs Motors, nearest is OUJ121 Bedford SB Duple Vega, new March 57 lasting until sold in December 72, next is now being used as a seat store MAW742 Bedford SB Duple Midland new in May 55 being withdrawn in December 69 and finally GVA462 Bedford SB Duple Vega, which had joined the fleet from Jones Market Drayton inMay 57 and lasting until February 74 taken in April 70

Due to the increasing hostilities between the countries of Geo and Volsci, the government has decided to begin a general mobilization of some of its troops.

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This is the 21st Mechanized Infantry Division on their way to being deployed to border city of New Brick City, as deterrent to a possible armed conflict.

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Instead of showing you a simple picture of my current Modern Army, I wanted to make it a big more elaborate. So my Army consists of 1 Cheiftain MBT, 1 FV432, 2 Land Rover Snatch, 1 Land Rover Wolf, 1 MWMIK Jackal, 1 FV102 Striker, 2 General Utility Trucks, 1 Rapier Missile Launcher, and 1 V-150 Commando. Most vehicles are form Brickmania.

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I plan to increase it substantially to include a couple more Chieftains and to expand on the CVRT collection by a lot! And I also might changed the trucks in the future. (Which are based on the Armorbrick GAZ-66 truck!

 

Let me know what you guys think!

Order blank from a Basco catalog showroom. You would find the item you wanted, fill in the information and take it to the check-out. After you paid for it you would go to the pickup area, where the item would come down a inventory belt.

This is the one that was sent to London during the riots last year

I received my order from Dakota, who is more commonly known as the owner of RepublicCustoms.com. Because he didn't have enough of the CAC 501st trooper helmets in stock he gave me a free Galactic Enforcer Head, which was very generous of him. Even after all that, the order still only took a max of two weeks to arrive. A full review will be on my YouTube channel, which is legomocmaker98.

 

Note: The heads inside the helmets are not included.

 

Order consists of the following:

5x CAC 501st helmet

5x 501st decaled torso

1x CAC 212th helmet

1x 212th decaled torso

1x CAC Scuba trooper helmet

1x Commander Bacara decaled torso

CREDIT: Jen

 

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Barney's Angels - More photos and discussion about Bernard Sumner and New Order

this is a custom order for a sterling silver cross and cap ...

 

my customer provided the wolf claw ...

Mariska Hargitay of L&O SVU (She's SOO PERFECT that I can't even describe!)

In descending order 27023 , 27025 viewed through 27053s engine room bodyside access door.

Un nouveau Papillon de nuit pour Ninarya - " Voodoo" 2017.

Sculpture de la bouche. Faceup Sophistiqué + blush et sculpture et cicatrice sur l'obitsu.

- Je ne prends pas de commande -

Encore deux doll à faire et je lancerais mon Giveaway.

#pullip #doll #custo #custom #roux #poupée #faceup #makeup #kikyo #atelierdupapillondenuit #KDOLLCUSTOM #fullcusto #dessin #peinture #vaudou #voodoo #vampire #sexy #blood #passion #papillondenuit

  

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The new Moth for Ninarya.

Complex faceup.

Mouth carving.

Scars on the head and obitsu.

 

Name : VOODOO

 

[order] Charadriiformes | [family] Scolopacidae | [latin] Tringa nebularia | [UK] Greenshank | [FR] Chevalier aboyeur | [DE] Grünschenkel | [ES] Archibebe Claro | [IT] Pantana comune | [NL] Groenpootruiter | [IRL] Laidhrín glas

 

spanwidth min.: 55 cm

spanwidth max.: 62 cm

size min.: 30 cm

size max.: 34 cm

Breeding

incubation min.: 22 days

incubation max.: 26 days

fledging min.: 25 days

fledging max.: 31 days

broods 1

eggs min.: 3

eggs max.: 4

 

Tringa nebularia

 

Laidhrín glas

 

Green-legged Long Shank

 

Status: Winter visitor to estuaries from September to April from Scotland and Scandinavia.

 

Conservation Concern: Amber-listed due to its (potentially) small breeding population in Ireland. The European population is considered to be Secure.

 

Identification: A distinctive long-legged, long-billed wader, quite large, very white looking at long range, with dark wings. Bill straight with a very slight upturn. Legs a washed out grayish green. In flight, quite long-winged, shows no wingbar - just plain, blackish wings, contrasting with a long white rump and back. Not very common - typically seen singly or in very small groups.

 

Call: A loud "tew, tew, tew", usually calls in flight.

 

Diet: Feed mostly in deep water sites, channels, brackish pools and lakes, predominantly on invertebrates, particularly shrimps, crabs and Hediste sp., and small fish. They have a variety of feeding techniques, though mostly feed by pecking at the mud, water or vegetation, and catch fish by using a dash-and-lunge technique

 

Breeding: There have been occasional sightings of birds in suitable habitat (BoCCI listing), and one pair was confirmed to have bred in Co. Mayo on at least 2 occasions during the early 1970's (Irish Birds 1: 236-238, 1978). The main breeding range in Europe extends from pool-dominated and boulder-shrewn bogland areas of Scotland to Scots Pine woods in Scandinavia.

 

Wintering: Mostly coastal distribution - while the majority are found on estuaries, up to 30% are estimated to winter along non-estuarine coast.

 

Where to See: Shannon & Fergus Estuary in County Clare, Strangford Lough in County Down, Lough Swilly in County Donegal and Cork Harbour in County Cork all regularly support >50 birds.

 

Physical characteristics

 

Tringa with long, robust, slightly uptilted bill and dull green legs. Upperparts spotted and streaked black-brown, lesser wing coverts browner. Head, neck and upper breast streaked brown-black. In flight, shows dark wings, white back and rump. Paler above than T. melanoleuca, with longer legs than former. Female averages slightly larger. Non-breeding adult has feathers of upperparts rather uniform grey, without dark markings. Breast, foreneck and face white. Stronger contrasting dark wing coverts. Juvenile resembles non-breeding adult, but upperparts browner with buff fringes and neck and breast somewhat more streaked.

 

Habitat

 

Taiga zone, in forest clearings, woody moorland or open bogs and marshes, including blanket bog. Characteristic of northern and middle taiga. On migration, occurs at inland flooded meadows, dried-up laces, sandbars and marshes. Winters in variety of fershwater and marine wetlands, including estuaries, sandy or muddy coastal flats, salt marshes, mangroves, swamps and lakes. Less often on open coast, sometimes along quiet stretches of rivers.

 

Other details

 

Tringa nebularia is a widespread breeder in northern Europe, which accounts for less than a quarter of its global breeding range. Its European breeding population is relatively small (<160,000 pairs), but was stable between 1970-1990. Although the species declined in the United Kingdom during 1990-2000, populations in the rest of its European range were stable or increased, and the species remained stable overall.

This wader inhabits marshes and wet clearings in taiga, from Scotland and Scandinavia to Kamchatka. Its European populations are estimated at 68000 breeding pairs, Russia not included. They are wintering from the Mediterranean to South Africa

 

Feeding

 

Diet chiefly insects, especially beetles, but also crustaceans, annelids, molluscs, amphibians and small fish. Usually pecks and probes in shallow water walking with steady pass, sometimes running with erratic changes of direction. When feeding on fish may forage socially in dense flocks of conspecifics or mixed with other tringines, moving erratically while pecking at prey or running synchronously in one direction, ploughing or scything bill through water. Singly or in small to large flocks of up to 100's. Feeds diurnally and nocturnally.

 

Conservation

 

This species has a large range, with an estimated global Extent of Occurrence of 10,000,000 km². It has a large global population estimated to be 400,000-1,600,000 individuals (Wetlands International 2002). Global population trends have not been quantified, but the species is not believed to approach the thresholds for the population decline criterion of the IUCN Red List (i.e. declining more than 30% in ten years or three generations). For these reasons, the species is evaluated as Least Concern. [conservation status from birdlife.org]

 

Breeding

 

Egg laying from April to June. Usually monogamous, though some males bigamous. High degree of site fidelity, but new generations don't built near parent nest (no natal philopatry). Nest is a shallow scrape lined with some plant material, on ground in the open, typically placed next to piece of dead wood. 4 eggs are laid in a single brood, incubation 24 days done by both sexes, but males with two mates normally do little incubation. Chick pale grey marked above with fuscous black, white belly.

 

Migration

 

Migratory. Like other Tringa, will migrate on broad fronts overland. Especially in western Europe, however, largest numbers pass through coastal (especially estuarine) sites. Small numbers winter in western Europe, in Mediterranean basin, and on Atlantic coast of north-west Africa; however, majority of west Palearctic birds are trans-Saharan migrants (penetrating south to Cape Province). Further east, winter range extends to Indian Ocean islands and across southern Asia from Iraq to eastern China and Philippines, and through Melanesia to Australia. One parent (usually ), but not always) leaves territory in late June or first half July, when young c. 4 weeks old; other parent and young depart when latter fully fledged, 3-6 weeks later. Main autumn passage through northern and temperate Europe from 2nd week of July to late October. Return movement begins March in Africa; passage through Europe (in general more direct, and without large coastal concentrations noted in autumn) evident in April, though main movement through North Sea countries and into Fenno-Scandia in first half of May. Some non-breeders remain south all summer.

 

Just outside the Eagles aerie, which was closed, by the way.

...and here it is! it's ready to mail, go off, and have another life off on the west coast.

 

Blog entry: domesticat.net/quilts/chaos-theory

Oulton 1st XI v Ossett 2nd XI - 27th April 2013

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, Disney's Hollywood Studios

Batalha de Bandas - Café Central Santos - Fevereiro/2016

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Limited Edition Ariel Doll - 17'' - Pre-Order

US Disney Store

July 29, 2013

Product Page Screenshot

 

Thanks to PlasticBeauty for putting up a link to the page right after 12 AM PDT!

 

Limited Edition Ariel Doll - 17'' - Pre-Order

$99.95

Item No. 6070040900893P

 

Shell wish

 

The Little Mermaid creates waves of excitement with our spectacular Limited Edition Ariel Doll. From her starfish hair clip to her rhinestone encrusted fin, the undersea Princess has never looked more glamorous. Make her part of your world. See more

 

Reserve by clicking Pre-Order now! We expect this item to be available by 10/01/2013. You will be notified via email when it is ready to ship.

 

Magic in the details...

 

Available to own October 1, 2013

 

Please Note: Each Guest will be limited to ordering a maximum of one of this item per order.

 

•Limited Edition of 6000

•Includes Certificate of Authenticity

•Detailed shell top with rhinestones and danglling shells

•Tail features cascading layers of dual-tone teal and purple taffeta embroidered and accented with rhinestones to create a water-droplet effect

•Waistband circled in shells

•Poseable tail with rhinestone-encrusted satin tail

•Hair is styled with finger-wave curl accented with a starfish hairclip

•Fully poseable

•Display stand included

•Comes in elegant window display packaging

•Celebrating the return of Disney's classic The Little Mermaid to DVD and Blu-ray disc

•Match to our Limited Edition Prince Eric and Ursula Dolls, each sold separately

 

The bare necessities

 

•Ages 6+

•Plastic /polyester

•17'' H

•Imported

 

Safety

 

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.

 

Delivery

 

Sorry! Express shipping not available for this item.

 

i always add some extra doodles with your order from my shop.

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An image like surreal impasto thick textured Acrylic paint in a roughly

applied spiral radiating out in chaotic abstract forms interspersed with

the ordered geometry of delicate fractal spirals repeating themselves

throughout the entire work...

 

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