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Put a little dab of white glue into each nail hole. Ease a piece of floral wire into one of the holes. The wire might bend and be a little fussy, but don't fret! You can always correct it. Just be gentle and a little patient.
Put a couple of spoonfuls of the stuffing on the dough circle, fold it into a crescent, press the edge together with a fork and trim excess edge with a knife.
Kevin Harvick locking it up as he approaches the pit line. Seems as his car has sceen better days!
2013 Aaron's 499
Talladega Superspeedway, Talladega - Alabama
May 5th, 2013
During the special exhibition Changing Landscapes: Contemporary Chinese Fiber Art, visitors will have the opportunity to create their own life-size "travel postcard" to commemorate their "visit" to China.
For more about Changing Landscapes, visit www.daytonartinstitute.org/changinglandscapes.
Zenit B with Helios 44-2 58mm f2.
Kodacolor 200 ISO 35mm film.
Processed at home with Tetenal C-41 kit.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA0Y58YgIFM (White Belly, by Belly).
By Com Sally
Staged at Kala Academy on 16th March 2014
Houseful show repeat on 21.3.14
Tony de Ribandar and Antonette de Maina
More pics and video
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Put It To The People march sees hundreds of thousands of people march through London demanding a final say on Brexit
Photographed this guy (Derek Yuen) for Australian Anhtill magazine.
At school he used to doodle shoes all day in class. Everyone, including the teachers, made fun of him. He's now the head footwear designer at Globe.
This is the new performance team put together by Kambe. Will keep you posted when they announce anything. If you are interested in learning XMA and this form of fighting you can try Studio Bos
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If you liked my pictures, you have to check out Dereks collection for the day. ^^
The original article for this image lives at tokyo.japantimes.co.jp/post/en/291/XMA+in+Tokyo.html
El orangután de Borneo, endémico de esta isla, es más común que el orangután de Sumatra, con cerca de 54.500 individuos en estado salvaje, en contraste con los 7500 orangutanes de Sumatra. Los orangutanes están cada vez más amenazados debido principalmente, a la destrucción de su hábitat por los incendios, la tala de los bosques donde habita para la plantación de palmeras para la obtención de aceite de palma, la caza y el tráfico ilegal de sus crÃas en el mercado negro.
Los orangutanes están en peligro de extinción de acuerdo con la Lista Roja de la UICN de mamÃferos, y está listada en el Apéndice I de CITES. El número total de orangutanes de Borneo se estima ser menor del 14 % de lo que fue en un pasado reciente (a mitad del siglo XX) y este fuerte descenso se ha producido sobre todo durante las últimas décadas, debido a las actividades humanas y el desarrollo.
El orangután de Bornero es la mayor de las dos únicas especies de orangutanes que han sobrevivido hasta hoy. Los machos adultos pesan entre 50 y 118 kg., siendo la media de 75 kg., y su altura es de cerca de 1,5 m. Las hembras pesan entre 30 y 50 kg., siendo su altura aprox. 1,2 m. Cuentan con una cara en forma de diamante y un pelaje de color rojo oscuro y naranja. Sus largos brazos de metro y medio o casi dos metros, más sus flexibles pies, permiten que se muevan entre los árboles con fluidez y velocidad.
El 60 % de su dieta se basa en frutos maduros, pero también consume hojas, savia, hongos, corteza de árboles, huevos, telas de arañas y pequeños animales vertebrados, aunque estos dos últimos no son muy comunes. La disponibilidad de alimento que su medio natural les provee impacta en todas las etapas de su vida: en su desplazamiento geográfico, en su salud, asà como en su comportamiento reproductivo y social. Dedican de dos a tres horas por la mañana a alimentarse.
too good to not put both muzzle flare pictures up. out of hundreds of pictures only a few were able to catch the muzzle flare
In this charming necklace I've put a vintage rhinestone flower (formerly an earring) at each side and connected them with sterling silver chain and faceted glass beads in a stunning shade of blue.
The rhinestone flowers feature a large center stone surrounded by 5 more round stones and a stem of two square stones and one teardrop. All stones are prong set. I created a strand of faceted light blue glass beads, often called aqua quartz. Below this I draped a length of sterling silver figure eight chain, which I also used at for the back of the necklace. The lobster claw clasp is framed with more blue glass beads.
Acupuncturist Hillary Thing puts needles in the hand of Melanie Moore, of Malden-on-Hudson at Earth Bound Herbs & Acupuncture in Kingston. Thing treats her patients in a community acupuncture setting. 3/4/10 THR/Steve Borland
Tomorrow’s business leaders put their ideas forward in Arlington school district’s 12th annual What’s Your BIG Idea contest. Participants and finalists were honored at the AISD Entrepreneurship Day on April 14 at College Park Center.
UTA joined Arlington Independent School District, and the Arlington Chamber of Commerce in hosting the event, which included 1,700 finalists along with classmates, families, teachers and school administrators, and local dignitaries.
UTA College of Business’ Jeff McGee, associate professor of management; Scott Hanson, clinical assistant professor of marketing; and Lee Thurburn, lecturer of management, served as judges.
Photos by Sharon Ellman.
My shiny happy flower :)
It's solar powered and dances in the sunshine. Been going like the clappers this afternoon - gettin' proper jiggy wit It! :D
I got a new lens today and I had to play with it, of course. I was practicing on my cat, Frankie and he was soon yawning with boredom. Frankie, btw, was a rescue from the local animal shelter.
My new lens is a Nikkor AF 60mm Micro F/2.8D. This is gonna be fun! :D