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Years ago, one of my best friends told me that if I kept my neck warm, it would help to keep the rest of me warm. And I followed her advice after that (she had just come back from Germany and that what she learned over there during their cold, cold winters.) So during this cool summer, I need to dress in layers to keep warm. It's not cold enough to break out the heavy scarves and I didn't really have any neck scarves or collars so I decided to make one. I saw some lovely crocheted collars on Boticca and those were my inspiration for this one.

 

The stitch pattern for this collar is called Textured Single Crochet from the Complete Photo Guide to Crochet, Margaret Hubert; and the edging is inspired by one in Around the Corner Crochet Borders, Edie Eckman. I changed the final edging to a scallop instead of a picot. The yarn is Martha Stewart Crafts, extra soft wool blend in Gerbera Daisy.

 

Galaxy s3

I feel so lucky to have caught this moment of them looking at themselves; looking at each other; me seeing one as a reflection of the other.

 

The beauty and the curse of always being one of two.

 

One of the fastest growing areas in healthcare is the use of sensors. They are being developed for body application and integrated into clothing as well as devices. We will take a look at the complete landscape of this growing sector and how these devices will make tracking our health “seamless.” Join moderator Dr. Malcolm J. Thompson, Chief Technical Advisor, Flextech Alliance, @flextechnews, and panelist Victoria Brilz, Chief Marketing Officer, 4iiii Innovations, @4iiiicom, Richard Lobovsky, Vice President Business Development, LifeComm, @lifecommllc, Deepak Prakash, Global Market Segment Manager, Avery Dennison, @AveryDennison, and Christine Robbins, CEO, BodyMedia, @BodyMedia, as they discuss the fastest growing areas in healthcare.

 

The Digital Health Summit at the 2013 International CES®

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Learn about games that reinforce healthy behaviors, body sensors that let people take more responsibility for their own health, affordable gene sequencing, real-time medicine monitoring, and more. You'll gain an understanding of the digital health infrastructure and how your organization can capitalize on this hot market.

 

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My latest doll quilt, ready to be mailed.

 

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Warrant Officer Brett Cameron, an air cadet with 614 Forest City Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron (London, Ont.), completed his first solo flight at the Brampton Flight Centre on July 11. "(It was an) amazing first solo. I had a great time. (I) love the feeling of flight and can not wait to continue flying all summer.”

Schlosshotel Lerbach, Bergisch Gladbach, Germany

September 18, 2011

 

Chef Sache Dinner 2011

Lerbacher Weg

51469 Bergisch Gladbach, Germany

 

A Life Worth Eating

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This is a preview picture of my completed stilzkin igniz. It is driven by two m-motors and steered by one m-motor. It uses the new small turntable to link the two segments.The batterybox is in the second part of it. The orginal Was build by mahjqa(www.flickr.com/photos/28134808@N02/sets/72157623237088786...)

After about 50-60 hours of my time and about $400 for materials I have finally finished the repairs and remodel of our water-damaged travel trailer. (See here for more repair images.)

 

For the most part the project is complete. I still have to put up some curtains over the windows. And I need to put down some peel-n-stick tile under the bed. But other than that it is done. I painted the walls because I could not find any paneling to match the 10 year old pattern that was on the walls.

 

I put some peel-n-stick carpet tiles on the floor instead of putting vinyl flooring back down. The cost was probably about the same, but I figured the carpet was a nice 'upgrade'.

 

Now that this is complete I am starting to have some grandiose thoughts about what else I can do to the trailer. Hmm... Let's see, maybe a new stainless faucet in the kitchen, some hardwood flooring in the living area, and so on. ;-)

My final project for Lighting class. My Suicide Series.

Kitchen floor completed, tomorrow Curly will fix the kitchen unit kick boards in place and finish the final small jobs and the kitchen will be complete

I now have (and have healed) all of the piercings I want for my right ear.

Once my new piercings (left ear) have healed, I will start to stretch my first lobe piercings (they're currently at 2mm / 12ga).

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician 1st Class Ross Farrow, assigned to Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 11, swims to the pick up boat after the completion of a Floater Operation in Crescent Harbor. A Floater Operation is the insertion of an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician by either helicopter or small boat in order to dispose of a floating or drift sea mine.

 

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OK... here I have added the hairs and some shading on the stems. I deepened a few shadows on the petals..

 

I enjoyed this painting.... I do love a white background... it excites me. I like just focusing on the flower. I need to practice more on close ups and botanical styles as they appeal to me the most.

 

Something I need to work on is to not fudge certain areas... I do that when I am unsure as to what is going on... the downside of working from photos.

Completed request for user on DA. (sized small for easy viewing)

Completed 43.2miles, finshing in 6th place (Formula 24+/Corporate Challenge)

Zooie Custom Paint - Richmond, IN

 

Custom Bicycle Paint

USB mini-B to RJ45 for testing USB cables

Here is the main shower wall. The fixtures are Hansgrohe. That's a shower head and four body sprays. When we figure out how to connect it, we'll add the handheld shower on the left wall.

A corner view of the Ontario Association of Architects building. Taken with a 8mm fisheye.

Always aim at complete harmony of thought and word and deed. Always aim at purifying your thoughts and everything will be well.

Mahatma Gandhi

 

Swoon top completed just the wadding and backing to go. This has taken way longer than I thought - just haven't had time to devote to it. Needs a lovely iron.

The house project is complete apart from tiling the concrete area, this looks like a after Christmas project, the tiler is very busy. Have moved the clothe line to another location, thus making room for Erika's Pot Plants, that made her very happy :)

I completed the top on March 30, 2016. I marked an all over quilting design called Plover and started hand quilting it on April 2, 2016.

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Interestingly, I did not feel exhausted and both my legs are not-surprisingly very achy!

Generation War ... DVD

Elementary, The Third Season ... DVD

The Forsyte Saga, The Complete Series ... DVD

A French Village, 1940 - Season 1 ... DVD

A French Village, 1941 - Season 2 ... DVD

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