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Tyne & Wear Fire & Rescue Service "Make pumps 7" incident on Newcastle Road, involving allotment's well alight.
Fire Attendance:
Q01, Q02 - Farringdon
N01, N02 - Sunderland Central
K01, K02 - South Shields
M01 - Marley Park
A07 - West Denton
There was no command support pump allocated to this fire.
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Make a wish and blow......... happy wishing!!!!
I was just kind of fooling around to see how sharp the Canon 5D really shoots. I think it's good enough...... LoLL..... :)
the moment you take you first sip of iced coffee and start to see the tiny drops of persperations on your glass.
An Anecdote: I make iced coffee every few days. Every few days, also happened to need a glass of the sugar+caffien loaded baverage.
Every time I go to the fridge and pour myself a glass, about one inch slowly ambles into my cup, and then nothing more. I've stopped talking to James about it, and now I just give him an evil eye, secretly.
O!
I almost forgot.
There's two parts to this photo.
The second best part, is self-adhesive decorations. Why labour over where to hammer in the nail, where to hang the string, where to bore the hole, or where to stick the tack? Why? Why?
If you can simply take a flower and a wet place, and stick it on, and it stays. All by itself :)
I mean really... today after downloading this picture, I wnet home, and the kettle of iced coffeee was standing on the counter. People were drinking the stuff, in little glasses. ANd they told me there wasn't any left.
SO I made more.
Case in Point.
JO
Make sure your antiques are comfortable--especially this week, when it's too hot and humid for both collectibles and humans in most of the country. See what happens if you mistreat your collectibles. The rusty thermometer (left) sold for $70. The pristine example (right) sold for $500.
The attic is too hot for storage. High temperatures dry out wood, paper, and fabrics and cause even worse damage to photographs, composition doll heads, and plastic purses. They can crack, fade, and even melt. The basement must be dry to be a storage or display area. Black mold that thrives in warm, wet places is toxic to things and people. Damp areas may lead to mold in paper or fabrics. The main floors of your house have hazards, too. The sun should not shine though a window on an item. Printed or painted objects will fade. Glass objects like paperweights could reflect the light and start a fire. Extreme heat may even crack glass items. Do not leave antiques or collectibles or even just "stuff" in a closed car or car trunk. The temperature can go over 100 degrees and cause damage.
There is not much you can do if you do not have air conditioning. Be sure to keep planters or vases filled with water in a very hot room to keep the humidity level normal. Draw the shades or blinds to keep the sun out. That will help keep the room cooler, too. But when you open the windows on a hot day, watch out for blowing curtains that may hit china or glass displayed nearby.
If you plan to go to a flea market, use sunscreen to protect your face, arms, ears, and even a bald spot. If you are wearing sandals or Crocs, put sunscreen on your feet, too, or they will burn. Remember: dealers leave metal pieces like jewelry out in the sun and they get very, very hot. Also watch out for paper left exposed to sun for the day; fading will accelerate in hot sunlight. We walked a long show this week in 90-degree sunny weather, but as any collector would understand, the fun we had made it seem cooler--and the ice cream cones helped a lot, too.
Fiz para um casamento...
O que usei?
Primer Urban Decay
Sombra Jordana como base em todo olho na cor Sandy
Sombra Contém 1G na pálpebra na cor Bruges (eu amo essa sombra)
Sombra Duda Molinos esfumaçando na cor Marrom
Sombra Duda Molinos iluminando na cor 01 (rosa claro)
Delineador Contém 1G preto
Delineador Vult Dourado (que só aparece nos cantos nas fotos que bati) >:-(
Rímel Maybelline
Lápis de olho na cor Marrom do Boticário.
Tô com uma preguiça hj....
The first sneak peek at the Design Axioms cards and posters...
Concept by Juhan Sonin, Dirk Knemeyer, Sarah Kaiser
Illustration by Sarah Kaiser
Licensed under CC3 Attribution.
Tshirts are available. Email me for more info.
Card deck + Posters = Christmas 2011.
Make Up by Ana Aparici Wickham (Oh La Belle) Mayhem # 2446235. Hair Stylist Sandra Duren Lopez. Model is Courtney Sheridan..
Spread scanned and put together of how to make your own ship model. From an Encyclopedia Brittanica Junior supplement about transportation and exploration.
I need to find the booklet in order to get the publication date.
Make up: É como um delineador estilo "gatinho", na parte debaixo tem uma sombra meio amarela, e em cima parte rosa e parte azul, é perfeita! *____*
Eye chips: Eles não são de um preto sólido, é castanho escuro, é beeem escuro @.@
E só dá pra ver na luz.. Eu tentei tirar uma foto da cor do eye chip dela mas não consegui i.i...
make-up: Kim Reyes
hair: Shawn Bundy
strobist info: sb800 + rayflash high center, sb800 + umbrella low center far behind camera low power, sb800 + gridspot lowest power camera left on bg, triggered by sc28 cord.
i've gotten quite a few great shots of these little things lately. did you notice i changed my little logo type thing to 'rachel lynn photography?' might as well be professional, right?