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this is ponch the mouse on Wednesday evening having a wonder round the top of his cage his brother jon had to be put to sleep on Tuesday which was really sad but he lived a happy long live
I always bring in quilt tops the morning after they're completed. It's nice to see this one held up, to get a sense of scale. Yes, it looks huge, but you have to remember that I am barely five feet tall. It's twin-sized.
I'd sleep under it. :)
For those of you just encountering this project, it has extra sentimentality. I work in a library. This baby quilt is for a co-worker of mine (A) whose mother (H) was also a co-worker, as well, until her death from cancer a few years ago. The star fabric scattered throughout the quilt was one of H's shirts.
More info at domesticat.net/quilts/snips
they're baaaack...
couldn't resist heading down to the 10th annual Toronto Zombie Walk, which was right in the heart of downtown this tear. Seemed to be really well organized this year, despite the fact that there were thousand of undead folks roaming about. more to come...
I just have one question: if someone gets injured for real, how would you know?
The Music (a clever idea by Canadian songstress, Emma Lee)
This Koala was so low in the tree, we could almost touch it.
It looked so lonely and sad, I wanted to take it home.
SeaMonkey kept locking up on me so I had to kill it and re-launch. Another one I'm having to kill a lot is Pidgin.
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Title: La Virgen de la leche en el arte
Creator: Tramoyeres Blasco, Luis, 1851-1920. n 81106852
Publisher: Barcelona : Thomas
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1913
Language: spa
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This Image Was Taken As Part Of My Interview Project Which Was to Look At Other Artists Work And Produce Work Relating. I Looked At Elena Kalis Who Is a Russian Photographer Who Specialises In Underwater Photography. She Lives In The Bahamas And Uses Her Friends And Family, Mainly Her Children, In Her Work. My Photos Were Taken Of Jasmine Underwater In Her Pool, They Were Taken During The Summer. This Is My Favourite Image It Is Of Jasmine Just Under The Water In Her Bikini. I Like This image Because Of How It Is Half Under The Water And Half Showing The Reflections in The Top Of The Water. I Also Like The Way The Light From The Sun Is Reflecting Over Jasmine.
This image was taken blindly when plane passed in front of the sun. My main purpose to take this image was to check camera Dynamic Range. In real it full blown image. I recover all details in post.
This is a review article of Fuji FinePix Z250fd that my husband wrote.
This camera has SR Auto mode, it automatically judges the situation and selects a proper scene mode. Additionally, this keeps automatically focusing to subject. You don't need even to half push the shutter !
This camera has "' Fall in love timer ". The timer starts when the faces of two people approaches very close.
富士フィルムの新製品。
「シーンぴったりナビ」モードにすると、カメラが自動的に撮影状況を判断し、適切なシーンモードを適用してくれる。さらに、自動的に被写体を判別し、シャッターを半押ししなくても、カメラが勝手にピントを合わせ続けてくれる！
「恋するタイマー」も健在。二人の顔が近づくと、自動的にタイマーが動き出す。
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PENTAX *ist DS2 / PENTAX FA35mm f2
Set Stills for "Weird Al" Yankovic's music video "Perform This Way", all photos copyright Robyn Von Swank 2011, www.vonswank.com
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Title: The imperial dictionary of the English language : a complete encyclopedic lexicon, literary, scientific, and technological, 1
Creator: Ogilvie, John
Creator: Annandale, Charles
Creator: Ogilvie, John, 1797-1867
Creator: Annandale, Charles, 1843-1915
Creator: Royal College of Physicians of London
Publisher: London : Blackie & Son
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: Royal College of Physicians, London
Date: 1885
Vol: 1
Language: eng
Description: Lacks volume 3
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This an another example of the axes made by Hults Bruk in Sweden. This is a small 600 gram heavy axe with a slightly tarnished but original handle. I am not sure if the small spots of blue paint is original or not. This axe is in relatively good shape but the bit had been poorly sharpened I have been forced to guesstimate the original curve and profile on the bit.
Early this week I visited Leixlip and I must admit that my memory of the town does not correspond with what I saw. The town is very much smaller than I had expected.
Leixlip is a town in north-east County Kildare, Ireland. Its location on the confluence of the River Liffey and the Rye Water has marked it as a frontier town historically: on the border between the ancient kingdoms of Leinster and Brega, as an outpost of The Pale, and today on Kildare's border with Dublin.
Leixlip is connected to the Irish railway network on the Dublin-Sligo railway line, running from Dublin Connolly to Sligo, with two stations, Leixlip (Louisa Bridge), opened on 1 September 1848, and Leixlip (Confey), opened on 2 July 1990, located at either end of the town. While InterCity services to Sligo do not serve the town, the Maynooth/Longford Commuter services do, the frequency of the trains peaking in the mornings and evenings. Some of these services continue outbound to Mullingar and Longford. Leixlip has the distinction of being the only town in the Republic of Ireland with two operational train stations
Leixlip's main attraction in the past was the Salmon Leap, from which the town is named, a 5-metre waterfall on the Liffey just upstream from the then village. This was a common destination for Dubliners wanting a day out in the country, and the Salmon Leap Inn was built to refresh them. A hydroelectric dam was completed in 1945 and its lake flooded the waterfall. The dam generates 4 Megawatts.
Local Leixlip employers include Intel, who own a complex consisting of Fabs (fabrication plant) 10 & 14 (IFO), 24, and 24-2 of Intel's manufacturing operations. Hewlett-Packard is also a local employer.
This is an ATC. I used watercolor pencils.
The lovely oak watches over #6 green at the Harbour Town Golf Links.
This pilot more interested in me taking his picture....206B-3 Jet Ranger III.....News helicopters followed escaped suspect story.
This is the ONLY place (that I've found) in San Diego where one can get true Chicago-style deep dish pizza.
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This is the Slushious flying car form the DreamWorks movie Home. I loved building this thing and it is currently awaiting support on LegoIdeas.com
Wearing jacket and skirt made by Cozy Couture. Hat from Jennifer dolls. Shoes and bag are from Fashion Royalty dolls.
This was an idea after a location shoot. The sun was behind the van and there was a white vinyl bench seat to sit on so we snapped a few and this ended up being her favorite. Always go with your whim, because that is always going to lead to to the good shots. Start with the fundamental concept and then look around. Maybe a better thing is just around the bend.
All natural light, reflected back into the image with a silver reflector. Hope you enjoy.