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on your left: savings fund for buying canon eos 400d / 450d (my piggy bank, ouyeah!)
on your right: me thinkin' "uhm.. I don't think at all :S"
alla vostra sinistra: fondo risparmi per l'acquisto di una canon eos 400d / 450d (piggy bank, ouyeah!)
alla vostra destra: me che penso "uhm.. ma anche no :S"
[il 'ma anche no' nella traduzione ci perde secondo me :ù]
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little inserts for an APC device for a computer that came with a bunch of apple i-mac inspired inserts. Why we need to have all of our power supplies color-coordinated is beyond me.
La parola Insert coin...... mi è rimasta impressa dai tempi in cui andavo in sala giochi.....dove in alcuni videogames.....non facevi in tempo a capire il funzionamento del gioco che già usciva la schermata Game Over....insert coin!
Con l'Euro come moneta ........ la vita fa lo stesso identico gioco....... è sempre un Insert Coin! eheheheh
*insert some sick Ragga dubstep*
Another over-edited scene taken from the stop motion. In all honesty these scenes aren't even probably going to be in the main video. It's more just for an idea I have of a short couple second long teaser trailer.
The flame effect isn't the best, but I couldn't do much else with the skills and resources I have. I'm currently overhauling my thermal soldier so I had to improvise and make something like a Cleaner from The Division (which I've been wanting to make a legit figure of anyway).
edit: I decided to replace the old shot with this better edited one. A lot better, but still not perfect.
The page of the 1958 TV Guide color TV demonstation insert that viewers held up to their black-and-white screen when this scene was frozen to compare black-and- white with color TV. NBC was owned by RCA at the time, so this was a way to promote RCA color TV sets. The printing of the comparison photo looks more like today's high definition TV then what a color TV screen looked like then, but it was a clever promotion.
The October 18-24, 1958 issue of TV Guide contained an insert that was part of a demonstration of color TV and stereophonic sound. George Gobel hosted a show on NBC that week where he would freeze a scene and a page of the insert with a color photograph of the lower half of the scene was held up to the viewer's black-and-white TV. The stereo sound was accomplished by having the local NBC radio affiliate simulcast the audio of the show, the viewer would place a radio tuned to that station at a distance next to thier TV set.
Photographed in Cyberjaya, Malaysia
Assembly : Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Notes : Missing front skirting. Missing badges on the rear hatch. Chrome insert on the front fender indicators are non-standard.
The Proton Iswara Aeroback Special Edition is, as its name suggests, an unique variant of the best selling Proton Iswara. The Proton Iswara is of course, the good 'ol 1985 Proton Saga with a completely redesigned exterior, but with the same old interior, engine, transmission, chassis and whatnot. Its full name is actually Proton Saga Iswara, but most Malaysians often refer to it as simply the Proton Iswara. The same car is known as the Proton MPi in the United Kingdom, in which MPi denotes 'multi-point fuel injection'. The fuel injection technology fitted to the U.K. bound Proton Saga Iswara offered better fuel efficiency and reduced greenhouse emissions in comparison to the old carburettor system from the 1980s Saga. The vast majority of Iswaras sold in Malaysia never received fuel injection, and as a matter of fact, the 2007 Proton Saga LMST was one of the last, if not the last passenger car sold in Malaysia to be fitted with a carburettor. Nonetheless, Proton did make a limited edition Iswara for the Malaysian market called the Proton CARES ( short for Clean Air Regulated Emission System ), which had fuel injection as well as the original dashboard from the Mitsubishi Lancer Fiore. It had a unique dark green paint colour, in reference to its environmentally friendly emissions, hence the name Proton CARES. Only 200 units ( in both saloon and hatchback forms ) were made.
The Iswara Aeroback Special Edition, or Iswara S.E. in short, and often called the Saga LMSS by the community, is largely a cosmetic upgrade over the Iswara Aeroback 5-door / hatchback. It came with the same bulletproof, if a little dated Mitsubishi 4G13P 1.3-litre carburetted engine. The same 5-speed manual was the only option, for good reason; would you accept a 3-speed automatic with a brand new car in the early 21st century ? Proton knew better, fortunately. The interior was left largely unchanged over the regular Iswara, which by this time was really showing its age. The Iswara S.E. also came with new 'diamond' headlamps, which yellowed / deteriorated at an alarming rate, and Altezza rear lights, which may have been trendy in 2001, but they look way too 'rice' today. It was also fitted with a decent bodykit, as well as rear roof and tailgate spoilers. The best part of the Iswara S.E. though, in my honest opinion, is the new 14-inch alloy rims. And it even got a rear wiper too, something the 2003-2007 Saga LMST lacked. Supposedly, the Iswara S.E. had been tweaked by Lotus, but it's hard to say really; it's age old 1980s chassis is no hot hatch material, unlike the brilliant Satria GTi's. Each and every Iswara S.E. came in the metallic silver paint colour above, and was priced at RM 38,869.
I LIKE : Great looking rims. Proven, bulletproof engine. The cute little Proton badges in the side mouldings.
I DISLIKE : This has to be the worst Saga ever. It may have been mechanically reliable, but everything felt and looked cheap, tacky and unrefined. The headlamps will turn yellow in no time. Ugly rear lights. Still no fuel injection. Still no ABS. Still no airbag ( yes, even the driver doesn't get one, let alone the passengers ). Drinks fuel. Poor NVH.
A friend ordered me to insert needles into my feet.
She ordered me to do the same to both feet, one after the other.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to continue with the right foot after I was done with the left one.
She wanted to give me new orders for my right foot or punish me in some way for not doing it as requested, but still hasn't done so.
In further addition to the needles listed on the pictures before, these needles were also used:
0.3x15mm (28G): 2
0.4x40mm (27G): 6
0.6x60mm (23G): 5
1.1x40mm (18G): 2
This adds up to 53 needles in total.
Well, Doing more editing. I know this is probably not my best but since I got pro I thought it was worth uploading. Also, Like the title said, "I need a name for these guys."
Again, graphic design inspired by, 'Pierre E Fieschi'.
Hope you enjoyed it.
- Maine
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We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed. 2 Corinthians 4:8-9
Hi guys.
I don't really know what to say.
It's been too long... I'm sorry.
I've had no motivation.
I feel so bad.
I never spend any time with my dolls anymore.
I am trying to get back into YouTube and photography.
Hopefully things will get better in the summer.
New acquisition and they're in great shape! However, these are size 10 and I'm really a 9.5, and with St. Tropez you really have to stay true to your size. These are basically mules; no way to keep them from heel popping with every single step! I even put inserts in, but they don't help.
Painting with light and a model of the predator. The exposure, the eyes and sighting laser were inserted and enhanced in editing.
123 Pictures in 2023, theme # 99 Swirls
Pecos Bill Snowglobe Insert
Designed by Jody Daily & Kevin Kidney
Yep, this is the tiny figurine inside the glass snowglobe. It's only 2-1/2 inches tall...
Snowglobe inserts need to be as detailed as possible because the curved globe and water magnify the sculpture to a much larger size.
I'm pretty busy nowadays because of making these. The order would be opend soon, maybe in this week or next week.
Busy, busy, busy, but I'll catch up in a few days!!
Coin-operated binoculars on the 'Top of the Rock'.
Fireplace inserts are used to convert masonry fireplaces, which are inefficient and polluting, into effective heating systems. View more fireplace inserts..
Hi, friends!
My new tattoo, i hope you like it
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