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My sticker flake grabbie is here! It was 600 flakes in total for $16 including shipping and seller fees to order from Japan. So w/o fees and shipping, it was only $1.30 per 100 flakes! DEAL!!
Still need to sort thru them. Will take more pics after. :)
This type of epoxy floor has colored chips (inlaid flakes), which brings out a very decorative floor with an aesthetic feel to the room. Floors designed and covered with flaked epoxy are available in different colors. Most of their applications depend on an area covered and your budget.
Benefit Flakes, sold by emporium of cheap, Aldi. Yes folks, this is the only breakfast you can afford if you're on state benefits.
Flake #10601239
This is a flake I did last July 1st for Patricia, X, and all of our friends to the north. ㋡
The Flake Side-Scraper drawn above is from approximately 350,000 to 300,000 years ago. It was found in St. Acheul in northwestern France during the Middle Stone Age. During this time period, Neanderthals, late archaic humans, and anatomically modern humans made the technological advances. It makes sense that this Flake Side-Scraper was created during the Middle Stone Age because several other tools were smaller in size like this one. Most likely, the side-scraper is an Oldowan or Acheulean tool because it seems to be created by reduction (hitting the stone against other stones and scraping). The flake side-scraper is so special because it displays behaviors from humans that we had not yet seen before, including: repetitive coarse motor control in the percussion flaking, vocalizations, and hierarchy. Even more interesting, the process taken to create the Flake Side-Scraper was probably instrumental in creating the frontal lobe. The complex problem solving and planning that is needed to manufacture tools such as the side-scraper is evidence that this may be true.
“P6. 40m 5.10+. Climb flake in back of chimney (very cool) then where angle eases back go out right to two pin belay. “
“P7. 20m 5.10. Can combine last pitch for a 60m rope stretch to top. Climb the left facing corner straight above belay. There are three other cracks but this is the cleanest. “
Nick ended up linking the next two pitches to the top. Nick’s really good at doing that. He’ll just find the energy from somewhere and just start pulling hard to the top. The climbing was unrelenting all the way to the top, following a series of corners. One in particular was choked in dirt, and I remember looking up and having a constant stream of dirt entering my eyes. I found some black specks of lichen in my eyes when I got home. Even the last corner to the top wasn’t a give-away, forcing some steep corner work.
The massive flake stands on the scrambling ridge near the summit of Moyeha Mountain.
Taken on a trip to Mount Myra, Mount Thelwood, Bancroft Peak, and Moyeha Mountain in September 2017.
Sound Flakes
Satoko Moroi
How to play of "Sound Flakes"
When you twist faucets, each sound will drip into the water pool as colorful Flakes of Sound, then it will float in the water.
If you stir them into the water, each Flakes will ring. If you scoop up one of them, it will rotate or swim in the ladle. And if you release water in your ladle into the water pool, the Flake will go back and float again.
The feeling of touching them in the water is like magic.
What is Sound Flakes?
"Sound Flakes" is an interactive art to play with Sound.
In order to enjoy this installation, there are no special rules.
For children, "Sound Flakes" is a new play itself. For adults, it might be an environment to make a mutual concession mutually, to spend slow time like childhood, and to exchange smiles.
We live at a fast days and can omit direct communications with convenient computers. However, we often forget relaxed feelings of by the convenience and the speed. It is a proposal that we share the time slowly relaxed and direct communication.
-- Satoko Moroi, Artist
Poster from official LIFAD COLOMBIA community and...Rammstein boys
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