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Abnormality - SUGAR RUSH opens August 7th!
More info for the event at Abnormality Website
Highlighting some of the sweet stuff you can pickup at the event!
Ciel Stained Glass Yellow eyes - VARALI
Rainbow Jimmies Body Sprinkles + Funfetti Frosting BOM Pasties - GLEAM
Nostalgia Candy Strawb Cremes Bag - FLOCK
And from outside the event...
From SEKA at Access
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July 12 - August 8
Waifu OnePiece
- Rigged for Legacy/Perky/Bombshell, Maitreya/Petite/Flat, Lara X/Petite X/Flat X, Reborn/Waifu/Teacups/V-Tech
- Includes HUD with 3 fun looks and tinting
- Materials/Mod/Copy
Other stuff:-
ALT3 > Toon Anime Sketch Lines greyed
ALT3 > Toon Anime Blush pale mag
ALT3 > Toonie Nose Crease [Highlighter or Blush]
ALT3 > Toonie BOM Bottom Liner 02
ALT3 > Toonie Super Lights
ALT3 > Toonie BOM Eyebrow [Tint Me] WHITE
ALT3 > Toonie Full Face Highlight
ALT3 > Toonie (GenusTOON) - 02 [HARD LIP]
ALT3 > [S] Waifu Body Skin [Reborn] - Tone 02
GENUS - MORPHtoon Head Triangle, Eyes Almond, Mouth Pouty, Nose Perky, Pixie ears
eBODY - REBORN + WAIFUS
Void - Mirage Lashes
London Dada Work No. 777
( A public health information service - the free self-medication secret the dental profession definitely don't want you to know )
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TO ALL FLIKR USERS SEEING THIS POST
Please Like to spread the word about the salt water rinse solution in order to help minimize everyone's dental distress.
Mothers, tell your children; to prevent the damage and decay.
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Concrete work. Two half-full glasses of medium-strength saline water placed together on a pearly white surface
Directions for use;
One one-minute mouth rinse morning and evening.
Knocks back the oral bacteria that produce the acid that dissolves tooth enamel and forms cavities.
Gives time for our natural saliva mineralization to build tooth strength. Can cut down to almost zero time spent in the ' torturer's ' chair.
Xytol without the cost or ( still under research ) possible heart issues.
( If it works for you, you can buy me a sugar-free drink, or better still buy a London Dada print - go on, you know you want to :-) )
Original post & explanation here;
londondada.art/2015/07/27/work-no-777-the-alleviation-of-...
At the later afternoon street market in Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Philippines, an Filipina vendor flashes an uninhibited smile with her pinkish hair coloring happy to be a subject of a candid street portrait.
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An elderly man smiles and is elated to have his picture taken in the wet market of Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.
Montage of ices, lollies and ice creams stickers / labels from various Ice Cream trucks, Washington DC.
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Increasingly seen as a health hazard by some scientific and medical bodies, sugar is being viewed by them as the next 'bad boy' food additive that we humans consume (and often crave). Obesity, tooth decay and some forms of diabetes being the suggested result of it's consumption.
Here, sugar cane grows in the sub-tropical climate of Queensland. Later when fully grown it may be set on fire before harvesting so as to kill any suspected plant pests along with the rats & snakes who make it their home.
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I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history of People of Color.
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I LOVE to paint pumpkins every year!!! It is so much fun and I enjoy the looks on peoples faces when they see them.... Hand Painted on a real pumpkins.
Please take the time to check out one of the BEST sites featuring Amazing pumpkin art run by a friend of mine Rich:
www.tagyerit.com/pumpkin_painting.htm
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Today in Spain is "Columbus Day".......a fiesta......when the locals celebrate the discovery of America......god only knows why?
The true story is however different.
My great,great,great,......grandfather Admiral Sunny Drunk was the first man to discover the "new world" not Columbus.
What happened is this........Columbus was working in a sardine factory in Portugal when the "good Admiral" sailed by.....he pleaded with the admiral to give him a lift and being of a kind disposition the Admiral agreed,picked Columbus up and sailed west.
It was this great Englishman who sighted America first....and on the spot named it "The United States of Admiral".(this however didn't sound too good and was later changed by a guy called George Washington).
The ship landed in Florida and in honour of Admiral Sunny Drunk it was called "The Sunshine State".
Columbus moved west to California by Greyhound Bus and later opened up the "Columbus Bakery" in the Sacramento area.
This is the true story of how America was founded.
The Plaque was erected to commemorate Admiral Sunny Drunk's amazing discovery.
It depicts the "good Admiral's ship" parking at Hiawatha's house
A new study suggests that periodontal disease is driven by Th17 immune cells, which are triggered by an unhealthy bacterial community.
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Credit: National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), NIH
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Sometimes, one area of research uncovers unexpected findings in another. For example, NIAMS research has shown that certain types of hair keratin also help form dental enamel, the tough outer covering of teeth. Here, finger-like projections (magenta) into a tooth’s top layer represent damage to the enamel of a person with a keratin 75 mutation. By uncovering a role for hair keratins in dental enamel structure, this work may lead to new strategies for combating tooth decay, one of the most prevalent health problems worldwide.
Credit: NIAMS Laboratory of Skin Biology, Maria I. Morasso, Ph.D., Chief. National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, National Institutes of Health
This is the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, West Midlands.
The museum was established in 1975, and the first buildings moved here in 1976. Since then a 26 acre site has been developed, with the unique conditions of living and working in the Black Country from the mid 19th century to early 20th century.
It is off Tipton Road in Dudley.
This is The Village Centre at the Black Country Living Museum.
It has been built on the low ground at the northern end of the museum site which is surrounded on three sides by canals.
This is T. Cook’s Sweet Shop.
Like the baker’s shop next door, the sweet shop is a replica of one from Birmingham Street, Oldbury.
The exhibit takes the name of Thomas Cook who ran a small confectionary business at 21 Bond Street, Dudley between 1871 and 1901.
As was usual in the Black Country at this time, the business was run on a modest scale, the premises consisting of a small front room shop and a back room preparation area.
The business was a typical family run operation with Mr Cook as confectioner, his son Thomas as assistant confectioner and his son's wife Martha and their two children all helping out.
Martha would probably run the shop, while the two men made sufficient sweets to stock the shop and supply to other retailers.
The British nation is renowned for its very sweet tooth and tooth decay was recognised as a serious health problem just prior to World War I. In those days it was widely believed that sugar was a nourishing food and particularly the working class consumed large quantities.
Mr Cook ran a professional commercial scale business but many Black Country sweets makers worked part-time operating on a humbler scale making simple sweets by boiling up sugar in a saucepan over the grate in the brew ‘us. Their produce helped supplement the family income and was either sold on a market stall or from jars in the front room window of their homes.
The skill of sugar boiling has been revived in Mr Cook’s shop at the Museum where you can experience the tastes, the smells and the shapes of the Black Country ‘suck’ with many old favourites like pear drops, acid drops and troach sweets.
To the left is the Baker's Shop.
The shop which was on Birmingham Road, Oldbury, was Frederick Veal's Bakers.
The baker's shop is a replica of the one which stood in front of the bakery in Birmingham Road, Oldbury.
The original was probably built in about 1840 with the single storey shop front and extension added later in the 1870s.
The period setting of the shop interior is based on a photograph of 1910 when the name of the proprietor George Veal, confectioner, appeared in enamel lettering, known as 'opal letters' on the window along with famous chocolate manufacturers 'Cadburys' and 'Frys'.
The baker not only sold bread and cakes they also sold Johnston's British Wine. Customers sat on a bench behind the screen in the doorway and paid 3d for a glass of wine and a biscuit.
The range of bread and cakes sold in the shop are produced by a local bakery and are similar to those sold in the original shop.
Sadly we are prevented by modern food hygiene regulations from selling bread baked in the bakery’s traditional oven, the Museum’s lucky livestock benefit instead!!
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This is one problem that can result if you leave an impacted wisdom tooth in place. Since the second molar is not restorable, you end up losing two teeth instead of one.
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kids, don't listen to your parents or your dentist. when you brush your teeth, they will grow arms and soulless eyes and begin to rot immediately. replacing a blob of toothpaste with the torso and tail of a dismembered scorpion may be exciting, but no more useful than threats, screams or prayer.
October thru January is the busiest time of year for the Rotten Tooth Fairy.
check out www.cartercomics.com/ for more.
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