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A friend of mine, Charlie, spends his time between working as a musician and working as a computer consultant. On the music side, he recently bought one of the last Studer 24-track analog tape machines. This replaces his older TEAC. My first reaction, seeing it, was that it reminded me of one of the older SCi FI props. That being said, the amount of engineering that went into this system is amazing.
Les studs sont bien présent déja dans la mode mais, pour l'automne , on le remarque, c'est plus prononcé. Si vous ne voulez pas avoir l'air d'une "badgirls" et les jouer a fond, je suggère plutôt à petite dose comme sur les poignets, les sac à main ou le col du chemisier je trouve ça très joli!
Work in progress on the TV for the living room.
With Teller for scale, here's a view of the TV wall from the living room face. The 65" diagonal screen will be centered on that pair of studs directly behind the ladder, with the electronics cabinet spanning the full width below the TV. We believe the front door misses the cabinet by at least a fingertip. The TV looks low on the wall, but our primary seating is in the sunken area which makes up for that.
Looking past the wall, it is clear that I still have some work to go before we can plaster, paint, and re-floor the future home office space that was the sewing room. But we don't really expect to do that room until after we've finished the living room side.
A portrait series of my beautiful old Studer tape recorder, just before I sold it. Inside electronics.
Look at the nice FQ included in the package, with good selvage ;)
There were also German chocolate (already eaten)
First impressions up on the blog: www.44bikes.com/terrene-johnny-5-wazia-4-6-first-impressi...