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We have had this "announcement stone" for many years. We moved it when we moved to this place a year ago. Soon thereafter, one cat died and,during the winter, a truck went over the stone and smashed it into 6 pieces.
Let's hear it for Gorilla glue!! (highly recommended!) I washed that sucker off and, lo and behold, put it back together with the help of the Gorilla! Then, using White-out, I modified the message to more accurately reflect the numer of cats on the premises.
(Yes, we are still in the Daffodil phase of Spring!)
Japstyle Motorcycle Modification
Wallpaper Name : www.gandul2wheelscustom.com
Image Size : 768 x 512
Source: www.gandul2wheelscustom.com/yamaha-scorpio-japstyle-project/
This picture of the back of a semi truck was taken with a Holga that had a clear piece of saran wrap held tightly over the lens. This modification obvioulsy effected the color and brightness of the shot.
Modifikasi Honda Cb 100 Dengan Konsep Retro Japstyle
Wallpaper Name : Modifikasi Honda Cb 100 Dengan Konsep Retro Japstyle
Image Size : 599 x 448
Source: occforeclosure.net/modifikasi/modifikasi-honda-cb-100-ret...
www.imodification.net/modification-honda-cb-100-concept-r...
Healing up fairly nicely. I keep forgetting to put cream on it overnight but it doesn't seem to be affecting it adversely. :)
Currently has some flaky bits that I'm just DYING to pick off!
ETA-2834 w/o date in fake-rolex case.
Remove the cyclop (put it into Acetone)
Sapphire Crystal,
Ceramics bezel Insert, Scrow-in back/crown.
Japstyle Motorcycle Modification
Wallpaper Name : SPACY (serdadu pecinta automotive community ) TEGAL
Image Size : 800 x 532
Source: healthyliveworld.com/japstyle/japstyle-bike-comunity.html
RAF Lockheed L1011 385-3 TriStar C2 A 500 ZE706 cn193Y-1177 one of three RAF Tristars formerly flown by Pan Am Unlike ex BA models of 216 Squadron the Pan Am ones have few modifications and fly in a personnel carrying role based RAF Brize Norton
Lisa's R3000 laptop had the power plug stop working. It required disassembling the entire thing to install another or use the expansion port on the side for power. Commercial cables for that are $130-$220 and hard to find so I used this homemade fix I found on tomshardware.com forum using an old pci card I cut up, a $3.50 plug from radio shack and part of an old battery holder. Works surprisingly well, if I say so myself. I wish I could have hid the wires for a cleaner look but it works and saved the laptop.
From first glance I knew I wanted to get this. But the gap on the canopy was unacceptable! The other mods were just my preference. Plus I added a crew.
reel to reel recorder modified, adding a switch to bypass erase head - audio sample: www.davidandree.com/blog/?p=635
Side by side comparison of the modified PT EOS taillight and a Planet Bike Superflash.
The new LED is a Luxeon III red-orange, rated for 190 lumens at 1.4A - should be good for about 40 lumens at the normal EOS max power (300mA).
The superflash has a tighter beam, but the EOS seems to be putting out a lot more light (1w on the EOS vs .5w on the superflash). The PT EOS also has better water seals, and you can set it for low and medium brightness, as well as flashing), making it a lot more durable/versatile as a bike light.