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Royal Model 10 Typewriter, manufactured from 1914 to 1938.
I want to own one of these one day, an use it to type letters and things...
I currently adore my Royal Companion Typewriter, but am always looking to add to my very small [read: 2 typewriters total] collection.
RID prime repainted as Defensor. Will not be made. More about BotCon 2007 and The Transformers at The BenSpark
October 20, 2010 - A single room at Station Ryokan Seiki in Kyoto. The ryokan is located just a few minutes from Kyoto station, but the rooms are very small.
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Shopping for knee high socks that accommodate those with wider calves is not always easy or cost effective! Purchasing a pair of them online is often cheaper, but without knowing what to look for, you may make a mistake and get a pair that is too small. Read further for more information to help...
October 20, 2010 - A single room at Station Ryokan Seiki in Kyoto. The ryokan is located just a few minutes from Kyoto station, but the rooms are very small.
Read more at www.explodingfish.net
1- Scientific name = Hasarius adansoni (male)
2- English name = Adanson's House Jumper
3- Family = Salticidae - jumping spider
4- Arabic name =
This image is a crop. I saw this tiny spider in my bedroom in Beirut / Lebanon. It was about 0,5cm or maybe smaller. Read a description on Wikipedia or more detailed on Tierdoku (German)
This is my new computer. It is really small. Read about this at alphahokie.blogspot.com/2008/11/alphageek-new-computer.html
© Mark Phillip Loria
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We often get involved in conversations regarding editing photographs with Photoshop, using HDR software, filters and so on. One of the main issues I come across is how to determine when the "photoshopping" goes to far and the picture we then see is not an image of reality. I believe however we to often forget a small (read huge) detail: our first "photoshopping" piece of software is in our brain before we even take the shot. By framing, composing, including or excluding elements we have an immense power to shape and somehow alter the view of reality in our photographs.
In the end it's all about telling the story. Or at least, it's all about telling the story we decide to tell ;)
This other shot was taken just seconds before:
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Spesso ci ritroviamo coinvolti in conversazioni riguardanti il modificare foto con Photoshop, utilizzare software per HDR, filtri e così via. Uno dei problemi principali in cui mi imbatto è il determinare quando il "photoshoppare" và troppo oltre e l'immagine che guardiamo non è più una foto della realtà. Credo tuttavia che spesso dimentichiamo un piccolo (leggi enorme) dettaglio: il nostro primo software di fotoritocco sta proprio nella nostra testa prima ancora di scattare. Tramite la composizione, l'inclusione o esclusione di elementi abbiamo un immenso potere per modellare e in qualche modo alterare la visione della realtà nelle nostre foto.
Alla fine tutto si riduce a quello che decidiamo di raccontare con le nostre foto.
Quest'altra foto è stata scattata pochi secondi prima:
Meh, the evil glow is bad! But yeah, this is what my Card back and the box for it looks like now. Enjoy.
I forgot to mention, the type (since it's so small) reads:
("Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return" two brothers set out on a journey to reclaim what was lost, now, SixxGun Productions invites you to join the trek with FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST playing cards.)
Bell Centennial Font was developed for use in phone books — small type with high legibility. Note the negative spaces in the "armpits" of the font. This is so, when printing on typical highly absorbent newsprint/phonebook paper on a web press, these areas will fill in with ink. This counters the natural dot gain encountered in the process, preventing the lettershapes from becoming mucky and unreadable.
We're making small READ posters of the faculty and staff at my library for National Medical Librarian Month. This is mine.
The main target of our day out was Salisbury plain, of which hosts some great trails with a few small (read: massive) potholes to contend with.
We spent most of our time on the plains exploring the various tracks, and trying not to ride over that shiney land mine that Mr MOD failed to blow up.
Anyway you can't keep a handful of offroad bikes on tarmac for too long before having to ride over a giant pile of gravel.
This is Andy on his 1200.
© Mark Phillip Loria
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We often get involved in conversations regarding editing photographs with Photoshop, using HDR software, filters and so on. One of the main issues I come across is how to determine when the "photoshopping" goes to far and the picture we then see is not an image of reality. I believe however we to often forget a small (read huge) detail: our first "photoshopping" piece of software is in our brain before we even take the shot. By framing, composing, including or excluding elements we have an immense power to shape and somehow alter the view of reality in our photographs.
In the end it's all about telling the story. Or at least, it's all about telling the story we decide to tell ;)
This other shot was taken just seconds after:
www.flickr.com/photos/46693216@N07/4332338956
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Spesso ci ritroviamo coinvolti in conversazioni riguardanti il modificare foto con Photoshop, utilizzare software per HDR, filtri e così via. Uno dei problemi principali in cui mi imbatto è il determinare quando il "photoshoppare" và troppo oltre e l'immagine che guardiamo non è più una foto della realtà. Credo tuttavia che spesso dimentichiamo un piccolo (leggi enorme) dettaglio: il nostro primo software di fotoritocco sta proprio nella nostra testa prima ancora di scattare. Tramite la composizione, l'inclusione o esclusione di elementi abbiamo un immenso potere per modellare e in qualche modo alterare la visione della realtà nelle nostre foto.
Alla fine tutto si riduce a quello che decidiamo di raccontare con le nostre foto.
Quest'altra foto è stata scattata pochi secondi dopo:
A macro shot of the small (read dime-sized) seal on a five dollar bill. A lot of people have told me it looks like a tattoo.
I made this today, (December 30th, 2009) on Paint Shop Pro and I thought I should share it with the world.
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The outside of my new wallet. This type of closure is my stand by when I forget to put on Velcro. I love this new wallet but I miss my awsome Naruto Manga one. It just got to small (read: I have to much crap to fit inside)
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Office Furniture :
Remarkable Modular Sofa Of Dolman Modular Sofa System Numerous Large Or Small…
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I used about 3 skeins of Noro Aurora color 8 and my own pattern - cast on 32st, *K2, P2, K4, P2* repeat 3 times, K2, cable every 6 rows. The scarf is for my two year old niece so it's pretty small.
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Sewer and drains, leak detection, video detection, faucets, sinks, toilets, showers and tubs, waterlines, disposers, dishwashers, water heaters, septic tanks, seepage pits, and leach lines. No job or customer is too big or too small. Read More!
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I used about 3 skeins of Noro Aurora color 8 and my own pattern - cast on 32st, *K2, P2, K4, P2* repeat 3 times, K2, cable every 6 rows. The scarf is for my two year old niece so it's pretty small.
Read here for more.
Sewer and drains, leak detection, video detection, faucets, sinks, toilets, showers and tubs, waterlines, disposers, dishwashers, water heaters, septic tanks, seepage pits, and leach lines. No job or customer is too big or too small. Read more!
www.rotorooterhighdesert.com/services/commercial-plumbing...
Home Decorating DIY Projects :
How to Build a House Bed for a Kid's Room – Petit & Small
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the day of 7/7/07 for us
Rediscovered the box of dominoes my grandmother gave me when I was small. Read the rules and played a few games.
You may know what you want to get out of life but have no idea how to get it. Often, getting what you want requires change and self improvement . There is a lot of personal development advice out there, so start small.… Read the rest cue2life.com/learn-how-to-go-about-gaining-personal-devel...
Your Small Bathroom Can Look Better If You Follow These 7 Tips
Small bathrooms… they sometimes can make people feel so big that they have to lose some weight so that they can fit in there. Don’t worry, if you are one of the people who have small bathrooms, you can make your bathroom look much better by following these seven simple small...
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Borrowed a telephoto and got a small (read, 5 minute) chance to use it between the activities of my busy night. Amid all the brown grass, this red-flowered hedge caught my attention. I had the lens out to 250mm to catch this.
Your Small Bathroom Can Look Better If You Follow These 7 Tips
Small bathrooms… they sometimes can make people feel so big that they have to lose some weight so that they can fit in there. Don’t worry, if you are one of the people who have small bathrooms, you can make your bathroom look much better by following these seven simple small...
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