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Strange place names: It may be just farming fields and trees but it has a cool Kentucky community name. From my vantage point of Monkeys Eyebrow Road, I see the farming fields and the bushy eyebrow of Monkeys Eyebrow, Kentucky.
.... anything but the eyebrow would of been nice. Sigh.
Wellsville, NY. November 2017.
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The living wall in White Rock, plants grow on the vertical wall of the library! Water drips down from the top of the building to keep it hydrated in the summer.
I thought the window looked like it was growing an eyebrow!
Hello, Beauties! Long time no see 👀💅
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Fierce Eyebrow is made for LeL EVOX BOM (bakes on mesh).
❀ Black, Brown, Auburn, Blonde, and Tintable colors (included in this package).
❀ 3 levels of opacity for each color
❀ 6 levels of opacity for tintable color
❀ Additional highlight included
❀ Eyebrow Shape
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Hello people! I present to you "Amanda eyebrows".
*Amanda's eyebrows are created for Genus's head.
*The link to purchase follows below: marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Amanda-eyebro…/16459435
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After sharing these pictures, I noticed a ton of people complaining about the recent Hull Property Group remodel. I thought the mall looked fine and it at least has an owner willing to put money into the place. I don't get the point of putting carpeting in a mall, but who cares as long as it is clean... Also, I think most people would rather see photos and quotes rather than empty storefronts; it is a way to make the mall seem less empty.
The 390,834 square foot Richmond Square Mall was developed by The Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation in 1966. The original anchor stores were department stores Montgomery Ward and JCPenney along with junior anchor F.W. Woolworth Co. Montgomery Ward later became Sears (now closed) and Woolworth became OfficeMax. Dillard's would be built onto the mall in 1997.
In the late 2000s, the Richmond Square Mall started struggling. It lost Sears in 2013 as well as many of the stores inside the mall. The mall was sold in 2015 to Hull Property Group. In 2016, the mall underwent a major renovation and changed its name to Richmond Mall. The remodel brought new carpeting to the mall, the vacant stores were sealed up, and new signage was installed. While the interior is still largely empty, three of the four anchor store slots are still occupied by JCPenney, OfficeMax, and Dillard's.
A post I did with a little more information...
www.deadanddyingretail.com/2017/08/richmond-mall-in-richm...
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Just some photos showing the trick behind chibi’s thin eyebrows. It must be noted that, technically speaking, two stacked cheese slopes do not fit in a 1x1 square. They have to release some stack height by moving to the sides.
Left:
The typical configuration. None of the cheese slopes is connected.
The neighboring bricks imprison the cheese slopes and keep them in position. The small gaps between bricks (left & right) allows the cheese slopes to release stack height.
Center:
Another common configuration: One cheese slope is connected: Usually the top one, which also keeps the lower one in position.
The clearance for the bottom slope is tight, but still valid.
However, depending on the chibi’s internal structure, this configuration may not work. This usually happens when snot techniques are used intensively. Snot techniques can easily disrupt the clearances between bricks.
Right:
Similar to center, but extra clearance is provided by using a lamp holder plate.
I found these amazing Daruma dolls in front of a souvenir store in Arashiyama on the way to the Otagi-Nenbutuji Temple. Daruma has generally short eyebrow. I think I am fearful to see them in the dark at night.
Compatible with skins from other designers, such as the shops,glam affair and many others, as long as the skins are browless or have a tattoo that cover the preset brows.
Today I saw the EAH refresh basic dolls with new eyebrows. I think they look really good on Maddie and Briar.
This is how I apply my eyebrows.
1: Cut a long strip of paper, fold in half.
2: Line the fold with the center of the nose, and the bottom edge with the creases in the eyelids.
3: draw different eyebrow shapes, and figure out what you like, where they should be placed, etc. These ones are a bit too far apart, I think.
4: Take off the doll, fold in half again, then cut out the eyebrow shape you like with an ubersharp knife (utility or otherwise) Work slowly to avoid tearing.
5: Open, put over the doll to check.
5 brow tones + No brow included
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