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The peachy one is called 'Heartbreaker Notebook'. It has small rings and wider than personal paper. The ivory one is a 9 ring binder. My Kendal in is the middle.
made this image for my article in transguys.com. i'll add a link once i'm done writing it and stuff.
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played with Traveler's notebook binder with acrylic and collage papers, added few lines of writing - Everyday is a journey ! Inside was filled with 3 note books I used since 2007.
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A clarification to this image. This is the kind of binder I used for the cut out articles (mostly about music making and sound engineering).
i found these great mini binders at my local staples for $2 each. they are a little too big for scale but not bad and you can't beat the price! they came in pink turquoise and white, so of course we got one of each :o) this shows the outside
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Images of BERNINA Single-Fold Binder C22 and BERNINA Double-Fold Binder C21 for BERNINA overlock machines. For more information please visit www.bernina.com
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as you can see, i utilize a lot of binders. plus another floor-to-ceiling shelf in the hallway between my office & the med onc regulatory people's office. the emptiness on those shelves is temporary -- the missing binders are in an office on the fourth floor being prepped for the NCI audit in three weeks. eight studies, minimum of two binders each (though one weighs in at six), well, shit, it's no wonder filing's a bitch.
now to be fair, only the white binders with colored inserts are mine (& the ones vomited onto the floor, & the ones in the hall, & the ones on the fourth floor) -- the rest belong to my officemates, who both have more studies than me yet somehow fewer binders, mostly owing to the fact that phase I trials seem to generate a metric ton of paperwork in the correspondence & serious adverse event (aka side effect requiring hospitalization) categories.
now, ok. i'm really fine with being a paper-pusher, but i'm damn tired of three-hole-punching every piece of paper that comes my way b/c god forbid we not capture every single solitary event in the life of a study.
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The 8mm. Campagnolo bolt set [No. 1072] was first seen in the Supplement to their Catalog No. 16 published in November 1971. This similar Simplex version was formally introduced in the 1974 Simplex catalog. __ This bolt accepts a 5mm hex-key while the flats of the "nut" portion of this unit is held with a 10mm. open end wrench. Each side of the Campagnolo model was held with a 5mm hex-key. The ends of the Campagnolo parts are clearly more finely finished and beautifully stamped beneath the flawless chrome plating. Not that it matters in terms of function, but in comparison, these seem crudely stamped with the heads rather coarsely milled. On the other hand, I have had Campagnolo bolts break off inside the nuts while (admittedly with far less experience with the Simplex bolts) I have never seen that failure with these. The difference may be due to users over-tightening the Campagnolo parts when trying to close the bolts beyond its intended closure range of just under 21mm. without adding a washer. The bolts of these binders will pass completely through the nuts to close them at just under 19mm beneath the heads. Without an extensive collection of Allen wrenches, perhaps the need for only a single 5mm, wrench might be seen as an advantage for the Simplex part. However, the obvious damage seen on the head of this particular nut may have resulted from a poorly chosen available tool which might have slipped during use. I would never depend on the serrations beneath the head of either Campagnolo or Simplex nuts to adequately hold the part in place while tightening - seatlug openings were never perfectly sized and the teeth could easily damage frame enamel.
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Chest Binder, Bandeau, Tube Top, all in one, just depends on how you texture it. UV Map included to create your own textures, which you may sell if you like.
Images of BERNINA Single-Fold Binder C22 and BERNINA Double-Fold Binder C21 for BERNINA overlock machines. For more information please visit www.bernina.com
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Just an earnest 8×10-inch type catalog from a long-running Chicago firm. Nothing fancy, but emblematic of everyday mid-century printers’ specimens.
Among a recent donation of two dozen such binders to Letterform Archive.
The 8mm. Campagnolo bolt set [No. 1072] was first seen in the Supplement to their Catalog No. 16 published in November 1971. This similar Simplex version was formally introduced in the 1974 Simplex catalog. __ This bolt accepts a 5mm hex-key while the flats of the "nut" portion of this unit is held with a 10mm. open end wrench. Each side of the Campagnolo model was held with a 5mm hex-key. The ends of the Campagnolo parts are clearly more finely finished and beautifully stamped beneath the flawless chrome plating. Not that it matters in terms of function, but in comparison, these seem crudely stamped with the heads rather coarsely milled. On the other hand, I have had Campagnolo bolts break off inside the nuts while (admittedly with far less experience with the Simplex bolts) I have never seen that failure with these. The difference may be due to users over-tightening the Campagnolo parts when trying to close the bolts beyond its intended closure range of just under 21mm. without adding a washer. The bolts of these binders will pass completely through the nuts to close them at just under 19mm beneath the heads. Without an extensive collection of Allen wrenches, perhaps the need for only a single 5mm, wrench might be seen as an advantage for the Simplex part. However, the obvious damage seen on the head of this particular nut may have resulted from a poorly chosen available tool which might have slipped during use. I would never depend on the serrations beneath the head of either Campagnolo or Simplex nuts to adequately hold the part in place while tightening - seatlug openings were never perfectly sized and the teeth could easily damage frame enamel.
A sample cover from my collection of LEGO Instruction Booklet Binders. I got tired of searching for Instruction Booklets so I put them in page protectors in binders. Then I couldn't remember which binder held which theme so I created covers for the front of the binders like this as well as labels for the spines that tell me which theme is in the book.
Helps a great deal with organization and care of instructions. I think they look great on a shelf above my LEGO desk/work area as well.
This is where I stuff all my papers for class. Yes, it says "New York University." Somehow I managed to keep this binder even though I haven't been in college for about 5 years.
Binder clips from small to large come in handy when setting up scenes for toy photography. I sometimes use binder clips instead of sticky notes to attach a backdrop to a foamboard backing, particularly if the backdrop is very heavy. I've also used them to hold small flashlights in place.
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A little abstract for today 365. A view through the hole in my ring binder.
I laid the binder on its side and popped the little Lume Cube light into the folder and pointed slightly towards the hole. It was set to continuous light mode and set to 1/4 power. The colours have came from the room lights and decoration.
Shot with S120. Cropped, slight curves and levels adjustment. Saturation tweak and sharpening in PS.