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7/15/2009 Duke TIP Archeology dig in Morganton NC. Mandatory credit: Layne Bailey Photography / www.laynebailey.com
Slowly figuring out my LK150 knitting machine. Today: got my cast-on right first time (yeah!), stripes, decreases, increases, too-tight knitting, and accidental yarn snapping. Need to learn casting off next time...
The Lake Erie Monsters threw on their aprons and served some of our biggest fans at the annual Tip A Monsters event! All contributions went towards the Monsters Community Fund. (Photos by Lake Erie Monsters)
During WW2 Canadian troops carried out open cast mining in Blaenavon, the waste tips were named Canada Tips.
The Lake Erie Monsters threw on their aprons and served some of our biggest fans at the annual Tip A Monsters event! All contributions went towards the Monsters Community Fund. (Photos by Lake Erie Monsters)
Inspired by this blog posting, I had to post this funny tip jar we saw on Kauai last year.
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Study Tip: If you're stuck on something, or something just doesn't seem to make sense, you can always ask for help. Talk to your teachers or lecturers about the things you don't understand. Talk to your friends and fellow students too. #study #studytip
Looks like another case of a tipper body still in the up position when it reached Arbroath rail bridge in 2011.
Too much durian huh? Durian is a very heaty fruit, you might feel ill and heat up if you are taking too much of it! Here is a tips, save one of the skin after your finish the golden fruit. Choose a piece of the skin where you think it can hold water (white area). Put some salt at the skin with added water and use your finger to melt it. By drinking the salt water may prevent you from feeling ill!
Update: increase your B-Complex intake may solve your problems too!
The excavations of Herculaneum and the excavations of Pompeii are justifiable among the most-popular day-trip tour destinations in Italy. The best original artworks, frescoes and mosaics from Pompeii and Herculaneum were removed and are on display in the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples (copies are mostly in place of the originals at the archaeological sites). The Campania Arte Card is fantastic savings deal that cover public transportation in the Naples region - including the Circumvesuviana commuter train from Naples Garibaldi station to Ercolano (for Herculaneum) and Pompei-Scavi Villa dei Misteri station (for the excavations of Pompeii), as well as the metro in Naples.
Cutting newborn nails, especially a newborn, may scare you, especially if this is your first experience.
However, you should keep cutting it out because even though the baby's nails look soft, the fingernails can still hurt him and others.
The baby has not been able to control his movements properly. Therefore, it is important to keep the nails short to avoid scratching and injuring oneself.
Especially when your child has started to interact with friends who his age. Newborn nails can injure his friend unintentionally.
Cut the baby's nails should be careful because if wrong or miss, which is even our baby's nails are injured. For that here are tips for cutting the baby's nails safely
The best time to cut your nails
Given the uncontrolled movement of the baby, it is advisable to cut his nails when he is fast asleep. Or it could be after bathing because in this condition the nails are softer.
If you decide to do so when you wake up, you can ask someone for help holding and keeping your baby so that you do not move much when you cut his nails.
Choose the right nail clippers
If your baby is a few weeks old, it is advisable to cut his nails using only nail carvers. At that age, the baby's nails are still very soft.
If you wear nail clippers, it is feared you can hurt his finger, especially for those of you who are not used to doing it. Wearing a nail cutter for baby is the safest method.
You can also tidy up using baby nail clippers. This type of scissors has a blunt, not as sharp tip as your usual nail clippers.
Determine the position
Make sure you get a comfortable position that can reach his hand.
Maybe you can put your little one in your lap.
Also, make sure the room stays bright, so you can see the boundary between the fingernails and the skin of his finger clearly.
Nail cutting technique baby
Fang the finger you want to cut out. Press the tip of the skin of your little finger to make it easier for you to cut his nails.
If you see there are still a few nails left but are afraid to cut them out, you can take advantage of the nail mind.
Tidy the fingernails of the child's hands follow the original grooves of his nails. As for the toenails, you can cut it straight.
If you do not intentionally injure the tip of his finger
If this happens, you do not need to panic or feel guilty. Immediately clean the wound with cold water, then dress with a tissue and apply some pressure to the wound. Usually, within minutes the bleeding will stop.
Avoid putting the plaster on the wound, because he still put his finger into the mouth, which then this can make your baby choking.
Given the rapid growth of baby's nails, you are advised to cut your nails at least once a week. For toenails, growth is slower. So you may be able to cut it out twice a month. more info @ www.babygifa.com
The red amaranth tips look great, are not easy to photograph. This is a little glass inside a pot, with tissue paper wrinkled in to stablize the glass. It is lasting days and days.
The blacktip reef shark, Carcharhinus melanopterus, is a shark of tropical and warm temperate seas.
As its name suggests, the tips of the shark's pectoral fin and dorsal fin are black, with a white underside. Its skin is brownish in color on the top half of its body. It has been recorded at up to 2 m (6.5 ft) in length and over 99 lbs (45 kg) in weight.[1] Its snout is blunt and rounded. The gray reef shark looks similar, and is also common, but is distinguished by its stockier and grey body and its lack of a black tip on the dorsal fin.
This species is not considered social, but can be seen in small groups. While generally shy, they often are curious about snorkelers and scuba divers. As with most sharks, the body is bent into a sort of "S" shape when the shark feels threatened. Blacktip reef sharks are harmless unless provoked. Incidents generally involve hand feeding or spear fishing, possibly in combination with low visibility.
The blacktip is one of only a few sharks that can jump fully out of the water, a behaviour called breaching. They have also been observed surfacing to look around (spy-hopping).[2]
Fernando Oh so gently urges his Ferrari into Copse corner during this mornings wet 3rd practise session
CSX392 is tiptoe-ing across the Toe River with a Southbound grain train on the Clinchfield just south of the Tennessee state line.
The Lake Erie Monsters threw on their aprons and served some of our biggest fans at the annual Tip A Monsters event! All contributions went towards the Monsters Community Fund. (Photos by Lake Erie Monsters)