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Mouse with feet; modification of the mouse from Sosaku Origami as described in the text.
Ventral detail; front feet are formed by reverse folding inner corner of the leg/tail flap and shaping sides.
Hip Dermals By Presley Cash 4mm cz tops titanium shoes
We also have lots of different top colors so stop in.
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.
Original photo by: gofd
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from the group:
after working two days on my Luna sleeping faceplate almost one eye is finished. And I am asking myself what the hell I'm doing. Didn't realise that it would be so much work. I have really no idea if the face would look nice with face up..... But that makes it very exciting too!!! :-)
A modification of Ira Greenberg's Triangle Flower. processing.org/learning/basics/triangleflower.html
Japstyle Motorcycle Modification
Wallpaper Name : JapStyle=
Image Size : 1400 x 947
Late C16 with later modifications including major restoration c1912. Timber-framed with plain tiled roof. 2 storeys and attic, 3-window range. Framed in closed studding with middle rail, and moulded bressumer over ground floor, and 2 intermediate rails in the upper section, with some cusped quatrefoil panelling in the 2 left-hand bays. None of the rails is continuous across the facade, possibly 2 phases of construction, perhaps left hand bays a later addition. Central 4-centred arched door, flanked by full-height canted bays with 3-light wood mullioned and transomed windows on each floor, added c1912. Axial stack marks the junction of the 2 possible phases of construction. Lower 2-storey addition to the left, and long wing to the right, largely brick but incorporating some timber-framed construction. INTERIOR: early C17 staircase with splat balusters and moulded rail. HISTORICAL NOTE: the house was originally built on Dogpole, and was moved to its present position c1702 by the Earl of Bradford, its original site being developed with what is now the Guildhall. EH Listing