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I never seen any jumbo size of fruits and vegetable...but I found it at the market in Tomohon, North Sulawesi. Probably because of the land there was surrounded by many active volcanoes which made the land was totally fertile for any plants ! and the taste of the vegetable also sweet and tasty ! North Sulawesi culinary were extremely unique and delicious ...^___^
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sizing! Why oh why is it impossible for manufacturers of women's clothes to standardise the sizes?
Having a little rant!
OK so I am not small by any standards being a UK size 16 dress and 14 skirt.
But just lately one job I buy from I have gone from a 16 to an 18.
The above dress I have had some time and is a size 14. as you can see it fits ok even a little lose maybe.
The black dress I wore the other day for the modett photo is a size 16 and is a little tight! Another dress I brought at the same time from the same company in the same size didn't fit at all GGRRRRR.
No women get grumpy when they shop.
Rant over I feel so much happier now :-)
If their four beautiful children don't prove that he loves her, mom 'SSD' writes she's pregnant with number five!
Some members have commented that I've made it look like plus-size women are all lonely. Thanks to members for contributing these happy family scenes!
Eye Contact
People who saw the photographer, but not the camera. Person to person, not person to lens.
There are significant size differences between salamander species which fill different niches in the same general habitat.
In the mixed temperate forests of Western New York, A. maculatum lives primarily under ground or beneath heavy cover, feeding on earthworms, slugs, and large grubs inhabiting the soil. It is the largest terrestrial salamander in the region.
D. ochrophaeus, a much smaller species, is more active at or near the surface, beneath light cover at the edges of streams and seeps where smaller invertebrate prey are plentiful in and out of the water.
After trying her little jacket on i decided the limbs need to be a little longer...
Mini Coraline is a custom lalaloopsy doll i'm working on. you can see her progress here
Touched down in Monterey and finally back on the water! Lots of wildlife to see today; humpbacks, seals, sea lions, risso's dolphins and plenty of birdlife.
Here's a cool moment from this morning. A sealion porpoising to get out of the way of a diving humpback (the common murres don't seem to bothered). I think this gives a pretty good sense of just how big these guys really are!
Photography ©Lisa Skelton, all rights reserved.
Paul Boudreau (www.flickr.com/photos/41474913@N05/ ) asked for a full-size image to examine against my claim of the ability to get quite good results from the kit lense. I scale th eimages I edit from RAW/NEF source files to 9000x6000 to produce a result that will print 20x30 inches with no further processing. That is why It is so large. My final prep is done at 6000x4000 which corresponds to the camera's native output. Keep in mind that this image has undergone a significant amount of PP. I stand by my assertion that it will print quite nicely at about 15.6x30 inhes. This illustrates what you can get from the 'lowly' kit lense with good technique to bring out their full potential. - JW
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…or, actually, it doesn’t. Especially when you’re thrifting. I bought this sweater and skirt on the same day at the same store, but they’re from different eras. The sweater (vintage) is an 8 and the skirt (modern) is a 0. Totally ridiculous.
Sweater, R and K Knits (vintage and thrifted). Skirt, The Limited (thrifted). Boots, Vince Camuto. Furry collar, gift. Jacket, H&M (thrifted). Socks, Sock Dreams. Necklace, Urban Outfitters.
I appreciate it when thrift stores organize clothing by size, but I try to be mindful of the vagaries of sizing. I usually browse the sections outside of my size range and I don’t allow a number to scare me off from at least trying on a possible garment.
For macro Mondays theme, "Clothing".
An old tape measure in the old scale, inches and a piece of small Houndstooth pattern cloth.
Matchbox - King Size
Renamed "Super Kings" and "Speed Kings" in the '70s
* Guy Warrior Car Transporter (1967)
* Shelvoke & Drewry Refuse Truck (1967)
* BP Racing Car Transporter (1965)
* Foden BP Heavy Breakdown/Wreck Truck (1963)
* Taylor Jumbo Crane (1963)
* Mercedes-Benz Binz Ambulance (1971)
There are several systems for denoting the sizes of jewellery rings in use around the world:
The ISO standard for ring sizes is ISO 8653:2016, which defines standard ring sizes in terms of the inner circumference of the ring measured in millimetres.[1]
In the United States and Canada, ring sizes are specified using a numerical scale, with quarter and half sizes. An increase of a full size is an increase of 0.032 inch (0.8128 mm) in diameter, or roughly 1/10 inch (more precisely, 0.1005 in or 2.55 mm) in inside circumference.
In Ireland, the United Kingdom and Australia, ring sizes are specified using an alphabetical scale, with half sizes.
In India, Japan and China, ring sizes are specified using a numerical scale, that only has whole sizes, and does not have simple linear correlation with diameter or circumference.
In Austria, France, Germany, Belgium and Scandinavia, ring sizes are specified using actual internal circumference in mm (the same as the ISO standard). In some countries, half sizes may be used.
In Italy, Spain, Netherlands, and Switzerland, ring sizes are specified as the circumference minus 40mm. A 50 in Germany will be a 10 in Switzerland.