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I'm allowing myself to free motion quilt with total freedom. It was scary to get started, like jumping off a cliff, but I'm liking the result, and it is fun! Wish I had the stitch regulator about now- but I love my machine even without it.
An update on the light rail work on Hunter Street, Newcastle, from a different viewpoint.
The buildings from left to right are Town Hall Clock Tower, Civic Theatre, and NEX, the new Newcastle University building.
Taking down some Drywall revealed this amazing "Ghost Sign".
The Landlord may develop the space into a restaurant (hopefully Thai!) - and hopefully leave this bit of History visible to all the patrons.
Another "after" photo from Fall 2007 that serves as a "before" photo for Spring 2008.
The brown sissal rug replaces the orange rug. The orange rug was in violation of the co-op rules (which require most of my floor to be covered with rugs) plus it wasn't very practical with a black cat who sheds profusely. Despite the fact that I vacuum frequently, the rug always had a greyish sheen from cat hair. The new rug is more practical and I like it! The orange chair and loveseat were Craigslist finds. They need a little bit of wood refinishing work. I have new orange pillows from etsy.com
Mental Health Care Services in Primary Care
Tackling the Issues in the Context of Health Care Reform
October 5, 2010, 10:00am – 11:30am
To view a video of this event, click here: www.americanprogressaction.org/events/2010/10/mentalhealt...
Most people with a mental health disorder remain either untreated or poorly treated. The growing burden of mental illness and the huge unmet need present an unprecedented challenge in organizing, financing, and delivering effective mental health services.
Health care reform sees a central role for primary care in the delivery and coordination of services, especially for the chronically ill, and so provides a unique opportunity to better integrate mental health services into primary care.
Achieving this goal would make a substantial contribution toward expanding access to mental health services, improving the physical health of people with mental illness and the mental health of people with chronic physical illnesses, and addressing current health care inequalities for people with mental health problems, especially for those who are from racial and ethnic minorities.
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10mm 1/160 s à f/8,0 ISO100
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Back end nearly finished. The new fibreglass rear dome has been fitted after being trimmed to suit, sworn at and thumped. A replacement piece of lip section had to be made (on top of dome, next to heater box) then the rivets finished it off.
Currently working on the interior wiring, brake lines, panels, etc.
June 2013
Nikon F2 + Nikkor 24mm f2.8 | ORWO N75 Plus 400 ISO at 800 ISO in HC-110 Solution B for 11 minutes
Several works in progress from yesterday. Everything is on my new desk which is still not finished (thanks mostly to the weather) and was not, when this was taken, yet moved into my craft/computer room. So I suppose this is a photo of creative projects sitting on a creative project.
Everything works great so far. Shifts nicely front and rear, and the front brake feels good. Plan to get rear brake hooked up tonight, and will tackle racks and fenders tomorrow.
Katys scraps made it so much more fun to sew these stars!
Other than needing scrap-variety, another reason I haven't made more is, that I had used the wrong presser foot, so the little stars came out ½" too small! ACK!
I unpicked a few, and then decided to start over, and follow Charles' advice and make a pillowcase from the "too-small ones".
Horse Progress Days still focuses on farming and logging with draft animals, but it has evolved and now includes something for all horse breeds.
Please tell me what you think in the comments criticism is welcomed and appreciated. Please take a look at other progress photos too.
Galera mais uma ilustra c canetas , praticando p melhorar sempre.... falta muita coisa mas qd estiver pronta posto aqui...abrasss
2048 x 2048 pixel image for the iPad’s 2048 x 1536 pixel retina display.
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