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Casement window (or casement) is an openable window attached to its frame by one or more hinges at the side.
The casement window opens inwards or outwards with the help of a sash that is fixed on outer frame. The design can vary from fixed, side hung or top hung.
They are opened with a crank, lever, or cam handle, which is placed around hand height or at the bottom and serves as a window lock. A crank, stay, or friction hinge is necessary when the window opens outward, to hold the window in position despite wind.
So much fun to make!!! You can find a free tutorial here sew-fantastic.blogspot.com/2010/06/tutorial-summer-sungla...
It was not only Hasselblad who traded on their NASA connections: here, you terrestrial photographers can buy the same aluminum cases chosen to return rocks from the moon!
In case you were curious, yes this Halliburton is named for the same oilfield entrepreneur as the later controversial corporation—but the metal luggage line was spun off in the 1950s.
Ennis pleading his case that cat babies are far more preferable to human babies.
His arguments:
1) only has to be fed once a day - or even every few days, and you only have to throw the kibble in the bowl!
2) you don't have to do his laundry.
3) he's already potty trained - and litter boxes are easier to clean than dirty diapers
4) if he wakes you in the middle of the night, it's because he's mistaken your foot for a bed mouse, not because he's hungry, or needs to be changed.
5) he can be left at home, unsupervised and the worst that will happen is perhaps a houseplant or two will mysteriously jump out of its pot.
6) he protects the house from insects, birds and squirrels. See a human baby do that!
7) he'll happily sleep in a shoebox in the basement - or any other spot, and doesn't need fancy furniture - though he does appreciate the crib and bassinet we've bought for him.
8) no need to save for a college education - he's already edumacated!
9) if he breaks curfew, he's just likely asleep in the attic. No need to pace the floors worrying about him.
10) He already has one brother. He has a one brother limit.
and so on...
This is the main back aisle, and someone familiar with the F&E layout will note they put a bunch more cases here. This back wall at F&E was bakery, and in a bid to promote their improved baked goods, about 2 years after opening, they put a cut-out window into a small bakery area here.
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Casemaker: Littlefield, Parsons and Co.
Size: Sixth plate
Krainik No. 267
Available (common)
Unattributed 6th plate case bottom. Getting harder to purchase images with nice full cases. Once the two halves separated the top would get lost. This bottom half found a home recently with this spooky ambrotype seen here:
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Note: We did eventually blow a fuse while trying to different
configurations to prevent runaway voltage spikes on hard sulfated
batteries.
University of Michigan engineering student Silken Thomas cheers on her team in the season opener game against Appalachian State University on Saturday, August 30, 2014. Michigan won 52-14. Last time Michigan played Appalachian State was in 2007 and App. State won 34-32 in what may have been the biggest college football upset ever and one of the lowest moments in the history of the Michigan football program. Big House, University of Michigan stadium in Ann Arbor. Photo by Marcin Szczepanski/Senior Multimedia Producer, University of Michigan, College of Engineering