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Turn in this week to Caleb Explains the Law at 9pm on FOX. This week he will be explaining Ex Post Facto law. You won't want to miss it!
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Yeah, I want to be a lawyer, already got a job offer, yay!
So for the Explain It category of the MA I will be explaining Ex Post Facto law in a humorous way. I will be explaining it via my sigfig at his law desk on a green screen,
Btw, I will probably be taking the entrance exam to my local college tomorrow, pray for me! :3
Enjoy and God Bless!
27055 at a wintry Inverness with 2K02 0805 Inverness - Lairg "papers" with passenger accomodation up front on January 27th 1985
Abandoned school in Atlanta, GA;
Canon EOS-3 with 50 mm 1.4 EF lens using Fuji Neopan 1600 B&W film, scanned darkroom print
Designed by NGUYỄN Hùng Cường.
Folded by me from Elephant Hide papers size 60*60 cm.
It took me time to figure out how to shape an angry shark and make a closed belly,but eventually I found a way.
One of my most favorite origami designs!
I have a lot of respect to Cường amazing origami creations.
Papers from Nicolas Terry's shop:
www.origami-shop.com/en/elephant-hide-papers-xsl-207_592_...
Texture by Ellenvd:
www.flickr.com/photos/41904174@N06
*Thanks Paulius,Artur and 簡單的度過-2.
with pretty pattern and pink in my studio. I embellished the magazine racks last Sunday using my favorite Tilda cardboard papers of birds & roses
Instead of folding down 4 alternate points, all the 8 front points are folded down. The back pattern remains unchanged. The 8 modules are folded from 7.5cm squares of Duo-coloured papers.
With grateful thanks to:
Background: officialpsds.com/desert-stock3313.html
Model:xNickixstockx: evelivesey.deviantart.com/favourites/42165132#/d19hitw
Well I missed Sunday 'Funday' because of Easter ;-)
Photo by Sajid Rana
This image published in daily din,daily ausaf,daily alsharq & many more news papers
GTW 4619 heads of the spur and on to a stub track to offload this boxcar to International Paper here in Rockford, IL. He'll pick up one boxcar in return before heading back to the main, and then west to Freeport, IL.
I love the way of sewing described in Recipe "The BOOKKEEPER" by Kimberly Walus:
www.modabakeshop.com/2009/05/bookkeeper.html#more
One of the ideas of Kimberly was using it as a sewing pouch: that was this what I needed!
I made some small modifications of original recipe - just to have an additional cases for storing hexies, hexagon papers and some notions. Instead of applique flower I added only petals to make a nice addition to fabric covered button.
I used two fabrics from Sherbet Pips (by Aneela Hoey), some limes from Summer in the City (by Urban Chicks), cheks from Sunkissed (by Sweatwater), some strips from Origins (by BasicGrey) and lime fabric for button from Make Life (by Sweatwater).
Because of the fabrics I used I called it Sherbet Spring sewing pouch:)
Link to my blog: