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taken from the song "Can't Make You Love Me/In the Nick of Time" covered by Bon Iver (A Bonnie Raitt recording)
More photos of the gallery walls on the Expresh Letters Blog:
expreshletters.blogspot.com/2011/03/steven-powers-install...
Black Marvy Le Pens and Black double-sided sharpies are my fave. Mixed in with a dollop of the cute (and pesky) clover that is currently running rampant in my back yard.
Heeeello there!
It seems there has been a little confusion in the net, so I wanted to make things clear.
BCEU will have a next edition, and we have been talking about it being held in Barcelona, so that's were the confusion comes... BlytheCon Barcelona is not BCEU.
We haven't made an official announcement, everything is still in the air, but we hope to see you next year, whenever BCEU takes place :-)
Stay tuned and thanks for your support!
More info: www.blytheconeurope.com
Silver pen photo with handwritten text on cross section paper in the background
Feel free to use the image in whatever way you want! I would be very grateful for a credit link to www.planetofsuccess.com/blog/ IF you publish this image on a reputable website (such as about.com) or in a reputable newspaper. Thank you!
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More information about ballpoint pens:
A ballpoint pen is a writing instrument with an internal ink reservoir and a sphere for a point. The internal chamber is filled with a viscous ink that is dispensed at its tip during use by the rolling action of a small sphere. The sphere, usually from 0.5mm to 1.2 mm in diameter, may be made of brass, steel, tungsten carbide, or any durable, hard (nondeformable) material.
There are two basic types of ball point pens: disposable and refillable.
Disposable pens are chiefly made of plastic throughout and discarded when the ink is consumed; refillable pens are metal and some plastic and tend to be much higher in price. The refill replaces the entire internal ink reservoir and ball point unit rather than actually refilling it with ink, as it takes special high-speed centrifugation to properly fill a ball point reservoir with the viscous ink. The simplest types of ball point pens have a cap to cover the tip when the pen is not in use, while others have a mechanism for retracting the tip. This mechanism is usually controlled by a button at the top and powered by a spring within the pen body, but other possibilities include a pair of buttons, a screw, or a slide.
Rollerball pens combine the ballpoint design with the use of liquid ink and flow systems from fountain pens; Space Pens, developed by Fisher in the United States, combine a more than normally viscous ballpoint pen ink with a gas-pressured piston which forces the ink toward the point. This design allows the pen to write even upside down or in zero gravity environments. A graphite pencil can also be used in this way but produces graphite dust, requires sharpening, and is erasable, making it undesirable or unsuitable for use in some situations.
Months going strong now, and no goodbye
Unconditional, unoriginal
Always by my side
Meant to be together
Meant for no one but each other
You love me, I love you harder so
Everything you say
Everytime we kiss, I can't think straight
But I'm okay
And I can't think of anybody else
Who I hate to miss as much as I hate missing you
I was listening to this song on repeat, I love it.
6 Months by Hey Monday
i would like to thank brittniwillie for the testimonial :]
Explored! :] Thanks guys!
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There was a discussion in class, and everyone had their explanation to life. Some were also convinced that theirs was the correct answer. This was my response...
"John E. Kaughran & Co. Importers, Jobbers, & Retailers, Dry Goods, 767 & 769 Broadway. Cor. Ninth St. New York. John E. Kaughran, Jacob Rice, Thos. F. Kaughran. Presented by ________."
For the other side of this advertising trade card, see J. E. Kaughran, New York. For a different Kaughran advertising trade card, see John E. Kaughran and Company, Dry Goods, New York City, N.Y.
Originally posted on Ipernity: John E. Kaughran, Dry Goods, New York.
Graffiti, or Wall Art, Nottingham. I saw it when I was walking away from the train station. It was a few years ago now, but I've kept the photograph on my phone for all that time.
CERCIL : 45 rue du Bourdon-Blanc 45000 Orléans - Tél. 02 38 42 03 91 - cercil@cercil.eu
In memory of those who were interned in Pithiviers and perished in the death camps.
The "convois" went to Auschwitz.
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Nikon F-801s
Nikkor-S.C Auto 55mm Æ’1.2 - Ai'd
Ferrania P30 @25.5
CD4-LC_stock_22ºC_9min
5-panel stitch
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