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Precision Autobody, Inc. - We Meet By Accident
1317 Bucheimer Rd
Frederick, MD 21701
Phone: 301-698-1555
Avanti Engineering Inc. specializes in high precision machining, and cnc turning and milling products. www.avantiengineering.com
prezzo: 24,00€
Sgombera la mente, induce alla precisione. Da chiarezza per le scienze e il calcolo.
Dalle foglie a forma di cuore e dalle sommità fiorite della pianta si estrae l’olio essenziale dall’aroma dolce, speziato e leggermente balsamico. Tonico per il sistema nervoso e antidepressivo: elimina la stanchezza mentale e lo stress, aumentando forza, energia e coraggio. Particolarmente utile per sgomberare la mente dai troppi pensieri, aguzza l’ingegno, stimola il bisogno di agire e l’entusiasmo. Rafforza il sistema immunitario. La sua qualità è la purezza.
Accresce l’energia, la concentrazione, l’entusiasmo e il coraggio. La segnatura planetaria di Mercurio gli conferisce un’energetica legata all’azione, all’accelerazione, all’attività. Rivitalizza e rinvigorisce la mente stanca, allontanando stress e tensioni. Antidepressivo e cefalico, allontana i pensieri ricorrenti che abbassano lo stato vitale.
La completa naturalità delle Acque di Olfattiva le rende prodotti molto versatili.
Il generoso quantitativo contenuto nella confezione (115 ml) permette di portare sempre con sé il potere delle piante ed esprimersi con il proprio profumo naturale nelle situazioni che più ti piacciono:
cospargi lenzuola e cuscini perché gli oli rilassanti ti accompagnino nel riposo;
profuma i tuoi abiti e la biancheria;
la mattina datti la carica con un olio energizzante mentre ti prepari ad affrontare la giornata;
divertiti a creare una nuvola profumata nel vapore caldo della doccia;
rendi più piacevoli i viaggi in automobile e più profumata la tua macchina;
disinfetta il materasso, gli armadi, i sogni nel cassetto, le valigie;
nebulizza i tuoi oli preferiti in casa, nei deumidificatori, su tende, cuscini e divani per coccolarti;
ripulisci energeticamente un ambiente nuovo, una camera d’albergo, un luogo di studio o lavoro;
predisponiti alla meditazione, allo sport e alle attività che ami creando un clima adatto.
“Be precise. A lack of precision is dangerous when the margin of error is small.”
~Donald Rumsfeld
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I was backstage during one of our church's activities and saw this guy manning the sound system mixer controls. I was amazed at how "smooth" and adept he was with the controls; as if, he can operate the thing with his eyes closed. This one was taken with a vintage Chinon 55mm f/1.4 lens.
It appears as if they are goose-stepping at full gallop.
The dal (battalion) had assembled at Gurdwara Charan Kawal, Harike (District: Amritsar) on May 7, 2009 to celebrate the transit of Bhai Bidhi Chand. Bhai Bidhi Chand stopped at Harike on his way to Daroli Bhai to present the horse (reference: www.flickr.com/photos/gurbirsinghbrar/3449274529/) to Guru Hargobind Sahib.
© Gurbir Singh Brar 2009 all rights reserved. Unauthorized use or reproduction for any reason is prohibited.
Seen as I stepped off the bus at Broadway, in front of the UTS building. This is a pretty precision chalk stencil. I was pretty impressed with the level of detail on this.
It made me wonder whether they had been influenced by the NIke Chalkbot project and stepped up how they tag the streets as I've never seen a pavement ad look this sharp but not fall under the area of illegal graffiti.
And the Day 1 Precision Finals of the 2019 U.S. Army Junior Rifle Championships are a wrap with Macy Way taking the Gold, Mackenzie Miller with the Silver and Scott Rockett with the Bronze. The annual, invitation-only event brings more than 150 of the top junior marksmen to Fort Benning, Georgia to vie for top honors. Many of these juniors go on to shoot for colleges, military services and even the Olympics. This truly talented bunch of young athletes are something to watch! (U.S. Army photos by Michelle Lunato/released)
Recently I noticed half of the pickup didn't work on my beloved old 1987 Fender Precision Bass (I've been the only owner).. So tonight I took it apart to fix it and put on new strings.
Back in early 1994 I had Precision Guitar install an EMG pickup. I was under the impression I was buying a regular passive pickup. And when I went to pick it up and pay them they didn't tell me any different, and there was no battery cover on the back, so I thought all was good.
So tonight I noticed the mess they made under the pick guard.. They routed some of the body out so they could stuff a 9-volt battery wrapped in electrical tape in there. Since they never told me they decided (on their own) to install an active pickup I never knew, so I never checked it or changed it. (They don't last forever, and they knew this)
So tonight I find a heavily corroded battery in there, and it's so corroded I can't even detach it from the clip. At this point I am assuming the corrosion finally got bad enough in recent years that the rust/junk is no longer conducting electricity.
What really irritates me is that if the tech was going to dig out some wood with the router, why the hell not rout a small hole in the back and install a proper battery box so someone can access to change the battery?
English Series Photo Precision post card
Photo-Precision Limited, St Albans (printers and publishers of postcards 1946 – 1969).
Photo Precision was established in 1946, by Directors Arthur Smith and Tom English. Arthur Smith served his apprenticeship with "Valentines" of Dundee as a photographer.
The company was based based in Perth Road St Albans. Arthur was called up in the R A F in WW2 as a private as an Ariel photographer, but failed his Aircrew medical as he was virtually blind in one eye. He finished his service as a Wing Commander, second in command of photography at Whitehall.
Tom English worked with experimental Dep't at Farnbourgh as a photographic engineer. Presumably, they assumed that this was the perfect partnership to form a business, after the end of WW2. The original factory was established at Caledonia Road in London.
In 1963 the company bought fellow postcard publishers, J B White of Dundee. However, Photo-Precision was itself taken over by Colourmaster Ltd in 1969.
"Colourmaster" was the brand name of Photo Precision used for all its postcards and guidebooks.
The company moved from its base in St. Albans, (Hollywell Hill) to St. Ives in Huntingdonshire, together with a new " Marinoni " litho printing set up, however sadly shortly thereafter went into administration.
Source:Harwich Dovercourt facebook page
Before the second "muncher" removes a section of the decommissioned westbound SR 520 off-ramp to Lake Washington Boulevard, the first "muncher" holds the remaining girders in place.
Bringing up the rear of the northbound North Pole Express, Precision 57 - a GP40WH-2 - not only provides HEP to the train, but is used to pull the NPE back to Owosso, since there is no wye in Ahsley.
I went all out on this one [sarcasm]
There's not a lot of original stuff you can do with an AK anymore soooo.....
A fretless Fender Precision bass guitar. In the 1950s Leo Fender made a bass guitar with frets. Since the only other bass available to a band was a double bass, these frets gave bass players an unusually precise way to hit each note and hence the name that fender gave it: "Precision Bass".
It is somewhat ironic that many bass guitarists like these fretless guitars because of the tonal possibilities, more so, that this example of a fretless is a Precision bass, and not any other model of Fender's bass guitars.
Strobist/Lighting:
A single flash, camera right, and slightly elevated above the guitar's body. Its a Metz 45, (at 1/4 power with ebay radio triggers) so its close proximity and massive head (bigger than a Vivitar, much bigger than an SB) means the light isn't too hard. This was shot in a bright white room, using a black cloth to make the background dark.
Oh, and I shot in the wrong white balance deliberately to get these funky colours, kept the exposure low to get the saturation up, and get the specular highlights off all the varnish and shiny steel from over exposing too.
My old 1987 Fender Precision Bass. She was a blond, and now she's a brunette.. (Just for a while though!) I gave this temporary neck the same serial number as the original maple neck.
Can't wait till the original neck is back in shape so I can put her back together the way she's supposed to be.. But, for now, she's gonna be a brunette for a while. :)
Fox Valley Stamping Company uses CNC precision laser cutting technology which benefits their customers by being able to control costs and provide faster delivery of their products. Located in South Elgin, Illinois www.foxvalleystamping.com/