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Join PLAYING PHOTOS: www.flickr.com/groups/playingphotos
This group is for all who love combining visual with audio. For all who hear music looking at photos. For all who have fun associating their photo with a particular song (music).
RULES:
Take your pic. ADD A NOTE or DESCRIPTION with a LINK to a SONG the photo refers to (you can use www.youtube.com) and post it to the group.
This group is about combining pictures with sound. So plz don't post photos without musical notes. WE WANT TO LOOK AT YOUR PHOTOS AND HEAR THE MUSIC YOU THINK IT CLICKS WITH!
I've been reading articles on how to clean dirty and yellowed LEGO bricks. Most people agree that hydrogen peroxide and that Billy Mays oxy cleaner does wonders. But that product isn't available here so I got the closest alternative, an oxy detergent.
Has anyone tried this method? I'd appreciate some feedback and tips before I test the two pieces in the photo. I've already tried to clean the bricks with soap and water (and some pretty major scrubbing), but they're still dirty.
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I'm back to the harsh shadows now, but at least I noticed it. It's so hard to find lighting now that it gets so dark so quickly.
These are strange little pill capsules with mini blank notes inside them. I'm not so sure why I have them but this is the first time I've "used" them. The other day I was looking around random photo streams and was amazed with some of the crazy photo manipulations out there. After all these exams are over, I'd like to play around with Photoshop some more again.
Blockbook Apocalpse. Netherlands: 1430s-1440s. Front flyleaf with various bibliographical manuscript notes, including those by William Hunter himself listing works of reference and discussing the contemporary theory that printing had its origins in card stamping; tipped in over this are notes by Professor John Young, Keeper of the Hunterian Museum and Library from 1866-1902. Sp Coll Hunterian Ds.2.3.
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By the same person as the 'amazing day' card. Little anonymous bits of graphic design. This one was on the stairs a couple of days before I realised it was a part of the series.
I'm so intrigued! I love a good mystery.
My 1985 300TD wagon with 42k as of June 2008. Seen here in California. Currently based in Washington, DC. Note this is a California version. See the placement of the air filter/trap oxidizer as per California law.
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a { color: #3697b3; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none; }
a:hover { color: #000; text-decoration: underline; }
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Our local CFUW ( Canadian Federation of University Women ) is a serious organization....with worthy credentials..... of course....but we are also a very social group...and the "gourmet group " provides us with lots of good food, friends, and fun ...and I shoot these ocassions for our archives !
Italian dinner tonight.... and everything excellent..... and a good excuse to set the table careully, with all the best stuff ( and then we discuss what to do with all these nice things eventually....most of our children don't want all that fancy stuff...and don't have room for it ...exception here.... one of Susan's daughters DOES love these things...she will treasure them.)
Some literature students regard the Cliffs Notes series of study guides as a great help in understanding Shakespeare's work, although some teachers may not agree. All I have to say on this is that the books really stand out when they're lined up together on a bookshelf.
Made of 600D polyester this multi-functional tote can be used as a backpack, laundry or beach bag! Features drawstring cord closure with side zip entrance and additional side grab handle. Zippered handle converts from a tote to a backpack. Handle is 26 1/2" long and 3 1/2" W. Bag size is 19" H x 11" D.