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Eastbound billboard on the Santan Freeway Loop 202 for Red Bull.
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The Santan Freeway Loop 202 is in the southeast valley of Phoenix. Onsite Insite offers billboards along the Santan Freeway between I-10 and the Price Freeway Loop 101 in Chandler, AZ.
www.recyclart.org/2012/12/plastic-bag-passport-case/
I made this Passport case from recycled Plastic Bag.
++ More information at www.thewayofdesign.blogspot.com website !
Idea sent by Hong Carol !
pencil case with little hexagons, blogged here:
pipapoblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/pencil-case-for-my-mum-fe...
It was good to see that Laos' tragic wartime legacy was being put to a positive use. These cases were being used as barbeques for a New Year's Eve party.
Year's Eve was a very easy day. We had a leisurely breakfast in Muang Ngoi Neua and at about 11.00am we got in our boat and motored south to Nong Khaiw. This only took about an hour and a half. Nong Khiaw was much more developed than Muang Ngoi with mains electricity and road access. We stayed in the Nong Kiau Riverside Resort which consisted of a series of individual "stilted" bungalows overlooking the river. Not five star but the beds were surprisingly comfortable and I would definitely recommend the place (www.nongkiau.com). We decided not to go for the new year barbeque buffet (not much for vegetarians) and had our evening meal at a great little Indian restaurant. Much to Bethan's disappointment we did not stay up until midnight but went to sleep at about 10.00pm. Our room was quite a way down a small track and we didn't hear any celebrations.
Storm Case is Hardigg’s answer to consumer requests for big protection in a smaller package. These injection-molded cases are made for commercial, military and industrial applications, and are a perfect complement to Hardigg’s highly-regarded family of custom protective cases. Built from Hardigg’s patented HPX® high performance resin, they’re tough, lightweight, watertight, and virtually indestructible. Add to that a variety of interiors, and Storm Cases can be configured to protect anything from photo equipment and laptops to weapons and scuba gear.
This is unedited straight off the camera (other than cropping and darkening the black a little). It works because the CD case is in front of my Mac screen which emits polarised light, and with a polariser on the camera lens you get these crazy interference patterns. Saw it in a magazine and thought I'd give it a go ;)
POP Custom feito em Resina e Biscuit, com as proporções exatas dos POPs originais para integrar sua coleção.
Peça feita sob encomenda.
Prazo de confecção é de aproximadamente 60 dias, encomendas feitas através do email contato@bigheadstore.com.br
Conheça nossa loja!
Ring a Day at the Punch Gallery, Seattle
Juried by Colleen Baran, Kathryn Cole, Shannon Conrad, Nina Gibson and Sara Westermark
I saw this old guy riding up on the bike and thought it would make an interesting shot as he was full of character and riding an old two stroke. Unfortunately I didn't have my camera, which is pretty unusual. So I borrowed someone elses.
Casal bikes were made in Portugal which is where I saw this. The guy was obviously vey proud of his bike and made sure it was chained up before he left it.
Until my custom type cabinets are completed, I'm storing a lot of my type and spacing in these plastic bead trays. I got them at a craft store. They're especially nice because the compartments are curved, making it easier to remove the type. They're normally $7 but they go on sale for $3.50. None of my fonts is very big, so I get an entire font in one case by sorting them alphabetically, mixing upper- and lowercase letters in the same compartment and also mixing some of the sparse letters like X and Z . I use 24 compartments for the letters, three for the numbers, and the rest for punctuation and symbols.
In case you weren't there to witness it. Here is a copy of Evelyn's speech:
This was probably one of the most difficult things I’ve ever been asked to do… It’s not everyday that you’re given
the opportunity to reflect on the last 20+ years of your life… and then condense it all into a toast. But here I am…
and not only did I get to relive all those moments, now I get to share some of them with you.
Leena and I met when we were both either 6 or 7yrs old… in elementary school at KI Jones. From all outward
appearances, I don’t think we could have been any more different… But beneath it all, we became fast friends in
our own way… basing class assignments around our fantasy worlds and inside jokes, walking the half mile home
together after school, comparing notes on Saturday morning cartoons -- even getting up at the crack of dawn to
watch Dinosaucers or Thundercats, and of course sharing all kinds of birthdays and life events.
After a few years, my family moved out of the neighborhood and we ended up in different school districts. We
crossed paths again in high school, and haven’t lost touch since.
Back when it was still common to send letters via snail mail, we would write each other… constantly keeping tabs
on one another, and always being sure to use the most unique stationary we could find. If we couldn’t find worthy
stationary, it came down to whatever crazy chotchki or random THING we could squeeze into an envelope.
Between her frequent trips to Korea, and of course her legendary craft-consciousness rearing its head even back
then,… it was definitely a David vs. Goliath match-up.
Not that it was ever a competition. I just felt guilty that I couldn’t return the favor equally. Being a middle child, I
guess you grow up with a complex about keeping everything balanced and fair….
The summer after graduating high school though, I finally had my chance. As a graduation present, my parents let
me tag along with my older sister to Hong Kong who was heading out for a year abroad. I was also given some
spending money, to enjoy a little souvenir shopping.
Once I got there… what did I do with it? Spent nearly every dime …on stationary. Screw the cheap electronics,
pirated CDs, and knock-off clothes that said Poxy instead of Roxy… I wanted letter sets and notepads, colorful
cards cut into whimsical shapes, funky stickers of all different sizes and any scrap of paper with cutesy asian
cartoon characters spewing weird English phrases like “Friendship make a happiness double times…”
And despite the fact that my parents practically choked when they saw how much I came home with… just like
that, I FINALLY had an arsenal that could actually match the high standards of what Leena was already sending
me.
While letters gradually turned more to email… we still didn’t forget the chotchkis. THAT became its own
legendary tradition that continues on to this day. Rather than just one or two random bits though… it’s become an
entire box full. We literally exchange boxes chock full of JUNK…. And yet… it feels like Christmas every time I
open them up, each one more of a sentimental reminder of how far we’ve come together.
So after all these years, … here we are today…. Both happily married, despite the fact that we swore to each other
we would ultimately become hermit-esque bag ladies together, with our mountains of stationary, 80s cartoon
reruns, arts & crafts projects, and about 50 cats to keep us company.
But after having met Michael, and gotten to know him over the years… that is definitely one promise I’m more
than happy to break.
Michael, thank you for loving her for who she is – quirky idiosyncrasies and all, for being her perfect match in
everything you do, and for completing her in more ways than she’ll ever admit to or realize.
Leena, you’re a sister to me in so many ways. You have made the last 20+ years of my life so colorful and
extraordinary…. Thank you for being you, and for all your love and friendship.
Here’s raising a glass to you both -- Congratulations on your marriage, and for finding such joy in one another!
Quentinho...Acabou de sair do forno!
CD-Case com várias estampas para guardar 2 CDs.
Ideal para quem gosta de guardar suas fotos, mas não gosta de revelar suas fotos. Para cada viagem, festa ou qualquer evento você guarda de maneira elegante suas fotos.
My old PC case, featuring some practical hacks. The machine is now outdated and unused, but I thought it worthwhile to document it for posterity.
Case para câmera fotográfica para carregar no pulso.
Fechamento com botão de pressão
medida: 12,5cm X11cm
bolso na parte de trás para colocar chip, bateria ou pilhas
Case para câmera fotográfica para carregar no pulso.
Fechamento com botão de pressão
medida: 12,5cm X11cm
bolso na parte de trás para colocar chip, bateria ou pilhas
I sewed a *useful* thing!!
It only took three tries and a LOT of cursing, but I finished my kindle case in time for vacation. It stands up!! This is totally inspired by Steph's darling case (thanks, Steph!)
I used this tutorial:
www.chicaandjo.com/2009/09/03/make-a-custom-kindle-cover-...
It has dimensions for all generations of Kindle and a formula for other devices.
The elastic is one of those stretchy headbands you can find at any drugstore.
Thank you .:DarkDragon:.! I recieved your Lego today, and because of you i have two of my most wanted in one go! Thank you, thank you thank you!
Sorry for the blurryness.