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Quick Change Tooling: Here dedicated setups of UniPunch tooling are shown on storage shelves. UniPunch can design dedicated setups for your parts. Using dedicated setups of UniPunch tooling you can have both faster changeover at the press and faster processing time.
Don't know what this pair were promoting - we didn't get offered one of their flyers! Check out the guy on the right - totally mesmerised by two giant women!!!
Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 25cm LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
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quick watercolour sketch of Sultan Mosque of Singapore under the extremely hot and humid weather ...and bird shit on the top left corner.
Quick trip to Nashville to see Nickel Creek at the Ryman Auditorium - 4/18/14. We went to Third Man Records, Antique Archaeology at the Marathon Village building, and spent some time downtown, and went to the show.
Decided to just stop and paint right now. I was wandering around sketching and not painting so forced myself to do it. Too dark on the tree. I may fix it up at home.
WIP quick curve blocks before creating hst. Insired by www.fatquarterly.com/quick-curved-ruler-brioni-2.html
5:30 CHALLENGE: 5 INGREDIENTS, 30 MINUTES OR LESS
Deanna Smith's of Canton included rice and a can of corn among the ingredients. Since rice could count as a side dish and it seemed like there already was a healthy amount of veggies, I thought it would be fun to play around with replacement ingredients to give the gumbo a deeper base.
I first tried sauteing onions with creole seasonings and liked the added spice. Flavorful Rotel tomatoes with chiles add further complexity to the gumbo. Depending on how spicy you like things, choose from mild or hot, plain or packed in sauce.
Brooklyn, N.Y. (Jan. 1, 2006) - Three Coney Island beach visitors decide to take a quick plunge for the sake of the Polar Bear Club's tradition. The Polar Bear Club was established in 1903 where the swimmers assemble, from October through April, in a large group and run off Coney Island beach to swim in freezing cold water on every Sunday.
I took this early Sunday morning as the sun was hitting the west side of the street. The bikes and car are parked in front of a bar. There's a story here but I'll be damned if I can figure it out. Was the car for the designated driver? I wonder...
Racing up from Marrickville we pulled into Dulwich Hill and jumped out just in time to catch 4497 and HL203 smoking through on a trip train
Formerly Martonair part no S/510, now is Norgren part no S/513 (which comes with a silencer, it will be removed!).
So, here is where I work, so you can see that I am not a ridiculous slob. It's funny how quickly a sewing room can get chaotic, and then it seems like so much work to organize it. But so pleasant to be in when everything is where it belongs!
Jenny Block wrote an incredibly honest, interesting book called Open: Love, Sex, and Life in an Open Marriage. She lives in North Dallas and has a husband, girlfriend, daughter, and thriving career as a writer.
I read a preview copy of the book while in Marfa last week and just the sight of the cover sparked some fascinating conversations in the car between Tanya, Erica, Andrea, and me. The whole concept of open marriage usually causes some sort of reaction in people, whether fascination or judgment, curiosity or condemnation. Personally, I alternate between "ick" and "interesting."
I was lucky enough to interview her for Quick and it's the top story on the website today! Sweet! You can read it here.
Oh, and I still have my copy of Open, if anyone would like to read it.