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- 01 camada da base Casco de Cavalo, da Maru
- 02 camadas do azul Pacific Blue, da Sally Hansen
- 01 camada da Cobertura Intensificadora da Cor, da Colorama
O Pacific Blue é provavelmente o azul mais lindo da minha coleção! Sério gente, ele é mto lindo mesmo!
Tem uma cobertura boa. Passei 2 camadas. O brilho dele tb é bom, o suficiente pra que eu dispensasse o uso do top coat. Mas foi nessa que eu me ferrei. Porque a secagem dele é lenta. Lentaaaaa. Muito lentaaaaaa! Esmaltei as unhas, esperei um pouco e fui dormir, né? Acordei com as unhas destruídas! Pelo lençol, e pelo Arthurzinho, que carinhosamente me abocanha todos os dias pelas manhãs. Eu tive que passar uma camadinha de top coat pra arrumar o estrago. Não ficou perfeito, mas deu pra quebrar o galho. E como deu!
Amei esse lindo! *-*
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Looking for blue eyes
Has anyone seen him
No don’t you tell me
He gave up on me
I’m looking for blue eyes
I’ve got to find him
Cause something tells me
He’s looking for me
**Blue Damsel Fly (argia vivida)~~ commonly known as the "vivid dancer"......
Used bird and my favorite leaves from Hero Arts.
Created a border with border punch.
Color layering with Distress inks: maghoney & peeled paint.
Using flickr's filters yay. Leaving for a family trip over the weekend. Kai gets left behind. She's pretty upset and is already resenting me for leaving her. She's a very emotional dog.
Marina City is a mixed-use residential/commercial building complex occupying an entire city block on State Street in Chicago, Illinois. It lies on the north bank of the Chicago River in downtown Chicago, directly across from the Loop district. The complex consists of two high rise corncob-shaped 65-story towers (including five-story elevator and physical plant penthouse), at 587-foot (179 m) tall. It also includes a saddle-shaped auditorium building, and a mid-rise hotel building, all contained on a raised platform adjacent to the river. Beneath the raised platform at river level is a small marina for pleasure craft, giving the structures their name. Marina City is notable in that it is the first building in the United States to be constructed with tower cranes.
I used a cable release when doing these. I'm going to wire up a radio trigger next time - less chance of getting zapped that way.
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made using a few jelly rolls from JoAnns. Wish I had been more creative with my quilting on this one.
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Beanchmade has outdone itself again with this Multi-Use Emergency 5 Rescue Hook. Molded from satin finish 440C stainless steel with a hardness of 58-60HRC, this Benchmade 5 Rescue Hook compromise of Unparalleled rapid response cut ability with a safe deployment design. It includes an oxygen wrench, lanyard hole, and bottle opener and comes complete with a Molded Delrin Snap-Fit Hard Sheath. The finger hole measures 1.12 inch wide. It is designed by Benchmade and Made in U.S.A.
Specifications:
Overall Length: 2.90 inch
Blade Length: 0.50 inch
Blade Thickness: 0.113 inch
Handle Thickness: 0.260 inch
Blade Material: 440C Stainless Steel
Blade Hardness: 58-60
Blade Style: Hook
Lock Mechanism: Fixed
Sheath Material: Molded Delrin Snap-Fit
Made in U.S.A
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Governor Phil Murphy signs a bill to extend expanded permissions for restaurants, bars, distilleries, and breweries to use fixtures and equipment enabling them to serve patrons outdoors in private areas, on sidewalks, and in other municipally-designated outdoor areas on Wednesday, August 3, 2022(Edwin J. Torres/NJ Governor’s Office).
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The University Union is the social heart of the college campus and needed some upgrades to reflect a more contemporary look. Three distinct areas within the Union were included in this renovation: Good Eats, Epicure Restaurant, and Round Table Pizza.
The Round Table Pizza renovation included improved work and customer service flow, refresh of colors, finishes and lighting to provide a lighter, vibrant, energetic “sports bar” gathering social space for the students.
The Epicure Restaurant renovation challenge was to provide an intimate upscale space for faculty to dine and use as a meeting space, yet inviting and open for students to feel welcome. The entry was expanded and remodeled to provide a physically and visually open entry into the dining space and the finishes and new lighting throughout are sophisticated and welcoming. Outside, the partially enclosed patio was opened up by creating openings in the existing wall, removing the trellis and trimming large shade trees providing a more enhanced open outdoor dining experience. Translucent wall divider and glass wall art is by 3form, and folding divider wall is by NanaWall. The custom hostess desk is made of bamboo from Plyboo.
Good Eats is a new food service provider that required a full deli style open kitchen to cook and prepare carved meats, fresh vegetables and sides for sandwiches, salads and breakfast and lunch plates.
The self-taught abstract painter uses thick R&F paints and his hands(! no brushes) and explained to the guests present the inspiration behind the dramatic piece lining Splendido's west wall.
Forsberg spent time watching the kitchen crew from the pass (the view might have looked partially like this: www.flickr.com/photos/sifu_renka/sets/72157628869811481/) and noted that this 5-panelled piece represents a tasting menu at Splendido from the starting amuse to the ending mignardise.
The artist also revealed that the artwork was actually not "done" in the sense that it was still curing and that the paint was still drying (it's that viscous) so it would take on a bit more character until it's finally "dry." Interesting.
If you look closely, you can actually see not only details that parallel the progression of a tasting menu at the restaurant but also details from the dining room itself.
From right to left:
The amuse, including mise en place of all the peppers and herbs (notice the finely diced and colourful vegetables in the top left hand corner of the first panel) to the smoked rocky point oyster course that dominates the lower right hand corner in the second panel. Then the starters and pasta course, before the heavier mains in the middle section. Notice the rich mahogany patches in the forth panel also feature gold stars (top) which are painted on the floorboards (a detail kept from it's original incarnation) - and something that I didn't realize was present until this mural. Finally, dessert with an assortment of whimsical swirls, fruity sorbets and finishes.
Menu examples (from the first half of 2012):
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These remaining Concrete Plinths with their Holdfasts once supported the 350ft Transmitter Towers used on the Experimental Chain Home Radar Station.
During World War One the grounds and stables of Bawdsey Manor were requisitioned by the Devonshire Regiment and having been returned to the Quilter family after the War the Bawdsey Manor Estate was selected as the site for a new Research Station for the development of 'Radio Direction Finding' in 1935. The Treasury allocating one million pounds for the continuation of the research started at Orfordness. The Manor, estate buildings and 168 acres of land were sold to the Air Ministry in 1936 and Robert Watson Watt was appointed as Superintendent. In January 1937 the RAF’s Radio Direction Finding (RDF) Training School was established there and the first Chain Home Radar Station was developed on the site, coming on line in May 1937. In August a filter room was established to process data from two other recently opened Chain Home Stations, the tracking information obtained being used for the deployment of Fighter Aircraft. The Station was fully operational by the 24th of September 1937 providing long range early warning for the southern North Sea and the Channel approaches, as well as Radar coverage for Coastal Convoys. As well as research for the Air Ministry, a War Department (Army) Team was working on the development of Gun-Laying Radar that would enable Anti-Aircraft Guns to fire accurately with poor visibility. By 1939 acceptable Gun-Ranging Equipment was in service with an accuracy of 25 yards at a range of 10 miles.
Another important area of research was the development of an Identification, Friend or Foe (IFF) System allowing friendly Aircraft to be differentiated from hostile planes. As a result of this research, Aircraft were fitted with aerials incorporating motor-driven tuners that caused the reflected signal received by Ground Radar Stations to vary in amplitude. Later models employed an electronic unit that detected the presence of 'Friendly Radar' and then transmitted a coded signal causing the Ground Radar display to indicate a Friendly Aircraft. By Easter 1939 15 Chain Home Stations were available for use around the coast and Chain Home went into a 24 hour Watch System. On the outbreak of World War Two the Research Station staff were relocated to dispersed locations around the country. Bawdsey continued in the forefront of the expansion of the Radar Network with an AMES Type 2 Chain Home Low on a 200ft platform on the southern (No.4 of 4) Transmitter Tower. (Each Tower was 350ft high) This was able to detect Low Flying Aircraft and Coastal Shipping but not Small Vessels or Low Flying Aircraft just above sea level.
Towards the end of 1941 Coastal Defence Radar (Army CD Mk IV) was established at Bawdsey, this installation was taken over by the RAF on the 7th of December 1942 making RAF Bawdsey the only site in the UK with three types of Radar (CH, CHL and CD) in operation. By August 1943 Coastal Defence was changed to an AMES Type 55 Chain Home Extra Low (CHEL) again this was mounted on a 200ft platform on the northern (No.1) Transmitter Tower. In September 1944 RAF Bawdsey began monitoring the launch of V2 Rockets using specially developed Chain Home Receivers codenamed ‘Oswald’. Although there was no defence against the V2 Rocket once it had been launched Oswald was able to provide Bomber Command with the location of the Launch Sites which could then be attacked. Other CH Stations equipped with Oswald were RAF Stoke Holy Cross, RAF High Street, RAF Great Bromley, RAF Dunkirk & RAF Swingate. The run-down of Radar Stations started before the end of the War from a peak of 194 Stations in 1944 with only 36 remaining by 1947 and only 29 of those were manned at full readiness. RAF Bawdsey is listed as being operational with both CH and CHEL in 1948.
In 1950 the Station was chosen to participate in the ROTOR Programme which involved the construction of a new Underground Operations Room on a new 21 acre site on the north side of the Bawdsey Manor Estate, this was planned to be operational by January 1952 as part of the ROTOR Plan Stage 1. Towards the end of 1953, the Chain Home Equipment was taken out of service and placed in a state of ‘Care and Maintenance’ and the Chain Home Low array was removed from the southern Transmitter Tower.
For the later history of Bawdsey Manor as fighter control school see RAF Bawdsey GCI Rotor Radar Station. Today Bawdsey Manor is occupied by Alexanders International School, a residential language school. Many of the RAF Buildings have now been demolished but the Transmitter and Receiver Block, two buried reserves and a number of other buildings from all the major phases of the site still survive.
During World War Two RAF Bawdsey was identified as a potential target and in September 1939 was protected by three 40mm Bofors Guns and two .303 Lewis Anti-Aircraft Guns. With an increased fear of a German invasion, these Defences were supplement in 1940 by Slit Trenches, Sandbag Gun Emplacements, a concrete Gun Post and at least ten Type-24 Pillboxes, nine of these are still extant. There were several attacks on the Station during 1940 which did little damage with no casualties and on the 18th of October 1940 Anti-Aircraft Gunners shot down a German bomber. Sporadic attacks continued over the following three years with some loss of life, the last Bombing Raid near Bawdsey was on the 30th of June 1944. A V1 Rocket crashed on the beach on the 21st of September 1944 and a V2 Rocket detonated over the sea on the 9th of October.
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Giovedì 6, venerdì 7 e sabato 8 settembre 2018 si svolge a Milano la prima edizione di Milano Rocks, il festival gemello del celebre Firenze Rocks. Tre giorni a tutta musica con alcuni tra i concerti più attesi di settembre 2018 a Milano
Con la personalità, il carisma e un sound unico i Måneskin tornano ad esibirsi dal vivo per una speciale data estiva e si aggiungono allo straordinario cast di “Milano Rocks” il 6 di settembre insieme a Imagine Dragons, arricchendo così la line up della manifestazione.
Gruppo rivelazione dell’ultimo anno, i Måneskin stanno continuando a collezionare riconoscimenti: 30 date sold out, 50.000 biglietti venduti in poche ore, doppio disco di platino per il loro inedito “Chosen”, un platino per l’omonimo EP di debutto e una certificazione Oro per il primo esplosivo singolo in italiano uscito a marzo, “Morirò da re”, che ha debuttato al n.1 su iTunes e ai vertici delle classifiche di tutte le piattaforme digitali.
La band rivelazione dell’undicesima edizione di X Factor arriva da Roma ed è composta da musicisti giovani, anzi giovanissimi: Damiano David (voce), Victoria De Angelis (basso), Thomas Raggi (chitarra) ed Ethan Torchio (batteria) hanno tutti tra i 16 e i 19 anni, e suonano insieme dal 2016.
Sono i Måneskin – parola danese che significa ‘Chiaro di Luna’, scelta in onore della bassista – e dai banchi del liceo Kennedy di Roma (nel quartiere Monteverde, ma suonano dai tempi delle medie) sono arrivati fino alla finale di X Factor, dove hanno combattuto fino all’ultima esibizione con il vincitore Lorenzo Licitra.
Usei o Arabella a primeira vez em 2020 e achei que já era um bom momento pra repetir. Foi o primeiro PixieDust que usei e amei logo de cara, usei de novo e continuei amando. A textura e a consistência continuam perfeitas (e olha que comprei usado, então não sei quando foi aberto a primeira vez), espero que permaneça assim por um bom tempo.
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The Evil Queen, doing what she does best, being evil during the Fantasmic Show at Hollywood Studios.
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Test shoot using my newly acquired Light Blaster (light-blaster.com) which allows you to project your own backdrop images. Since I also have a big photoshoot coming up for a local hair salon I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone and get some salon test shots as well.
The Light Blaster performed well overall but it definitely has strengths and weaknesses. I just used an old 18-55mm Canon kit lens, I found I needed to use a lot of power. If I used a faster lens (ie wider aperture) it should require a bit less light. A big issue is that you really need to limit spill from your key light or else it will completely wash out the projected background. I was shooting in a small space so this didn't help that fact, if I had more room the key light would have fallen off quicker too.
Strobist info:
Rim lights: YN460MKII
Location: Model left and right, behind a foot or so pointed down at hair.
Modifier: Gridded snoot.
Key light: Canon 580EX in 16" beauty dish
Location: In front of model, very close, angled down at a 45.
Modifier: Grid and diffusion screen.
Light Blaster
YN460MKII
Rough power ratios was as follows:
Rim 1/16
Key 1/4
Light Blaster 1/8 to 1/2 depending on slide.
I used to think the world was flat, rarely threw my hat into the crowd
I felt I had used up my quota of yearning
Used to look in on the children at night, in the glow of their Donald Duck light
And frighten myself with the thought of my little ones burning
But, oh, oh, oh, the tide is turning
The tide is turning
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Used by the RAF's BAttle of Britian Flight as a transport, trainer for the last RAF Lancaster and as a display aircraft in it's own right.
Uses lasers to align the track. one of the last machines used in the production.
Photographed during the Union Pacific Tie Replacement Production in Suisun City, CA, June 2008.
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airlift xl with sway bar links front, ss5 and st shocks rear with removed nipples.
Cork has turned up in the most unlikely of places, making it an amazing natural resource to be admired for its many uses. Many designers are using cork to create beautiful and eco-friendly home decor products.
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Radici - Questo è il significato della parola “Taricata” nel dialetto di San Vito dei Normanni (BR) città che ha dato i Natali a questa storica formazione salentina e luogo di nascita della ormai famosa “Pizzica ti Santu Vitu” che dal 1977 il gruppo porta in giro e fa conoscere per l’Italia e l’Europa. In concerto la Taricata, formata da ben tre generazioni di musicisti, sintetizza l’intenso lavoro di ricerca svolto nei trent’anni di attività partendo dalla propria tradizione e arrivando a coprire l'intera area del sud Italia proponendo un repertorio di musiche e canti tradizionali spesso rielaborati ma che conservano la propria natura popolare. Nello stesso tempo il gruppo vanta una vasta “collezione” di nuove composizioni che testimoniano la continua crescita musicale maturata nei lunghi anni di esperienza collettiva, ma soprattutto dei singoli componenti: sonorità tipiche della Terra del Salento si fondono perciò sapientemente con quelle dell’intera area mediterranea e non solo. Ciò è possibile anche grazie alla vasta gamma di suoni che caratterizza l’ensemble che unisce agli strumenti più tradizionali (tamburello, mandolino, organetto, zampogna) altri provenienti da varie parti del mondo e stili musicali. Tutto questo contribuisce a regalare performances di alto godimento musicale che hanno l’obbiettivo di soddisfare i “palati” più vari e soprattutto quello di coinvolgere il pubblico con tanto terapeutico (o catartico) movimento.
Migliaia sono i palchi e i luoghi che hanno visto protagonisti i Taricata sia in Italia che all’estero; numerose le iniziative nelle scuole con laboratori, corsi, conferenze; qualche passaggio in RAI, tv private e radio e realizzazione di corti e documentari (ultimi quelli a cura di Romeo Conte - “Dediche di un viandante del Sud” - e “Amavete” della regista Anna Maria Gallone).
Molte anche le collaborazioni e le esperienze con diversi ed importanti personaggi del panorama musicale come Roberto Pregadio, Inti Illimani, Silvana Licursi, Eugenio Bennato, Daniele Sepe, Gianfranco Degli Esperti, e non, ad esempio Edoardo de Filippo, Yoice Lussu, Barbora Bobulova, Baldin Ahmad, Fuad Aziz.
La realizzazione di 5 incisioni musicali, l’ultima è un CD live dal titolo“Pizzica Nova” - testimonia l’intenso lavoro svolto in questi 30 anni dal gruppo sanvitese che in questi mesi è impegnato, oltre alla normale attività concertistica, nella realizzazione di un nuovo lavoro discografico che sarà seguito, in un prossimo futuro, dalla stesura di un volume che ripercorre la storia del gruppo nel trentennale e che conterrà una raccolta completa di testi e partiture dei brani tradizionali e di composizione che la Taricata ha inciso ed eseguito fino ad oggi.
I Taricata sono: Mario Ancora, fisarmonica, organetto, chitarra, mandolino - Mario Leo: voce - Lorenzo Caiolo: conduzione - Franco Gagliani: mandolino, mandola, chitarra battente - Silvana Gagliani: voce - Giuliana Gagliani: voce - Salvatore Ancora: basso, contrabbasso - Vincenzo Gagliani: tamburello, percussioni - Stefania Ancora: danza, voce - Fabio Di Viesto: chitarra - Fabrizio Nigro: Danza - Piero Errico: tamburello, percussioni - Adama Zoungrana: percussioni - Daniel Bulgaru: clarinetto, sax, bombardino - Nico Berardi (ospite): zampogna, quena, chitarra, charango.
Ospite speciale: Goran Bregovich.