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I can't remember what I was discussing here but the gentleman behind me seems enthralled. Perhaps he would venture back to Faerie with me and Lady Pole?
In the faint light you might be able to see the black, "raven-in-flight" emblem I wore to slightly increase my visibility. With no obvious consort in one Stephen Black present, props were needed.
Chester explained: "The cameras, mobile phone and electronics were in a foam cube that was separated from the rocket-ship by a rod and some string. One camera was pointing at the rocket-ship taking stills and another was pointing out the back taking video. The panorama images were produced by stitching together frames from the video camera and overlaying a photo from the still camera."
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Title explains it all. I think it would benefit everyone if people put the resolution in the title. via /r/wallpapers by HelplessTuber ift.tt/2jfowvP
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Automotive Geek friends... Can anyone explain what happened with this tire? Two front tires, same make, model, age, and tread wear around the outer circumference. One tire ends up looking like this. Why? What happened?
As you can see, the tread depth isn't alarmingly bad. The other front tire looks like normal wear. The older two rear tires, while more worn than the fronts, look fairly safe and appear to be wearing normally.
Or was it something about bushfires? Or survival in the desert? So many things I may have learned...
Rita, the Horsman Urban Vita "Rosso Vita", explaining why she needs more items from the Horsmanltd sale.
Richard Eggenberger at the Southern California Plumeria Society September 25, 2005 meeting Plumeria People photo by www.plumerias.com
Using beer to explain DOF is a great way to keep men interested!!
Oh, and I decorated those candles as a present for my mum last year, the great thing is you can re-use the decorations as they are only pinned on :)
So I had this grand plan inspired by a comment made over on the LJ community weloveamigurumi to make my next giant cupcake something that opened! I was trying to envision some sort of hinged top using the bottoms of clean fast food cups to hold the shape, but they were too small for the form I had already created... I found a little plastic tub that worked great inside, but it was old and brittle and had geese on it, so i wasn't about to send her a used container.
Here comes the cream cheese!
So after emptying the container of its contents, and waiting for a dishwasher run (doesn't happen quite so often here) I finally had my container! Now how to attach...
I stuffed the top with some poly-fil, and but some tacky glue all around the edges and the top and squished it in there. Good, right? Naaa. The tacky glue didn't want to play with the plastic well, so I schmeared E6000 along the edge too. Will it hold? I hope so, but I did tell the recipient to take care when opening and grip it from the container lid.
Any ideas on how to accomplish securing a plastic lid into a domed yarn creation?
I had considered piercing the plastic and creating a little network of string 'truss' in there, but it seemed impractical, and a pain to implement, plus how the heck was I going to pierce the plastic that wasn't a literal pain?
The bottom I was simply going to glue the yarn right to the container, but I wanted the recipient to be able to remove it if necessary. So it has a little cinched row (like a drawstring bag), and is tied in a bow with the ends tucked in to conceal.
Octaviano Sampaio explaining how coffee is harvested at the farm.
Dallis Bros. Coffee staff trip to the Fazenda Nossa Senhora Aparecida in Alta Mogiana, a coffee farm in the countryside of the state of São Paulo, Brazil, between May/June of 2010.
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