Campaign ice ..
designs .. ice ...
.. .. lace of frost
Friday, December 31, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Bmw And Installing Remote Starter
.. Greetings! .. Vast
this Christmas .. I wish all to return a little 'kids! .. with the same joy and the same simplicity that accompanied us in all those moments!
Happy Holidays
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Stiffen Rear Suspension On 91 Indy Trail Deluxe
Xmas
E 'completely dedicated to the members of the Vast Team.
A team full of amazing artists
.. this is my way to make them all my best wishes for Happy Holidays!
Merry Xmas!
Monday, December 13, 2010
Bumper Replacement Cost Mustang
Interview with Rita JUSE-Cirkse
Today I want to present the interview with Rita. She's a nice lady who lives in Latvia. I met Rita on Etsy, where she has her shops.
1. What is your name?
My name is Rita Juse-Cirkse.
2. Please tell us a little about your background (brief summary of where you've lived, studied, and worked)
I've lived, studied and worked only in Latvia until now. I love my country, but it has never been easy to live there. I'm more an artist and teacher as an artisan, as I'm really bad at making series and love to learn something new all the time.
3. What do you find most rewarding in this work?
The most rewarding for me are the many new contacts with creative people all over Europe and in other parts of the World.
4. What is your best advice to emerging sellers?
Do, what you have fun doing, and be willing to get help for the rest!
5. What would you like buyers to know about you and your artwork?
I love you! But you know it already, don't you?
Rita thanking you for this interview and remember how nice you can contact us!
www.etsy.com / shop / alatsupplies
www.etsy.com / shop / alatvian
www.etsy.com / shop / alatceramics
My name is Rita Juse-Cirkse.
2. Please tell us a little about your background (brief summary of where you've lived, studied, and worked)
I've lived, studied and worked only in Latvia until now. I love my country, but it has never been easy to live there. I'm more an artist and teacher as an artisan, as I'm really bad at making series and love to learn something new all the time.
The most rewarding for me are the many new contacts with creative people all over Europe and in other parts of the World.
4. What is your best advice to emerging sellers?
Do, what you have fun doing, and be willing to get help for the rest!
5. What would you like buyers to know about you and your artwork?
I love you! But you know it already, don't you?
Rita thanking you for this interview and remember how nice you can contact us!
www.etsy.com / shop / alatsupplies
www.etsy.com / shop / alatvian
www.etsy.com / shop / alatceramics
Friday, December 10, 2010
Are White Spots Normal During Teeth Whitening
Sunday, July 18, 2010
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Sunday, May 23, 2010
Reviews Of Brazilian Wax In Canton Ohio
Day 85 - Crossing n.4
Revised 5/19/2010
- the theme of curved surfaces is redefined as an issue of scales
- working on covers
- studying Gehry
- Avoid building environments boxed
- atrium handled by the system pideq
- distinction between closed, open -covered and open-discovered 
Revised 5/19/2010
- the theme of curved surfaces is redefined as an issue of scales
- working on covers
- studying Gehry
- Avoid building environments boxed
- atrium handled by the system pideq
- distinction between closed, open -covered and open-discovered
Sunday, May 9, 2010
What Would Veneers Look Like On Me
Day 75 - BANG!
My new bang is the turning.
From the beginning, I always imagined the building with a clear center: foyer, leading to a formal environment, easy access, that would be distribution hub for the functions related to the theater and the preservation of the Roman.
After some rather strict assumptions volume, related to rectangular shapes and placed too much, I decided to take another route. And with its Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA was a very important reference. Seeing as the curved surfaces can be well exploited in the distribution of a plant "centrifugal" I applied to my project idea on the same principle. In this way I solved a crucial problem of my project: integrating sports fields to the building. In fact, replacing the safety nets for the outdoor courts with these high surface curved, I could not avoid the practical solution but to look bad and make the same architectural language for these two different functions, theater and sports center. They are also very interesting to create routes with these areas within the building which, if created in a labyrinthine pattern very stimulating, outside cleave the air, just like the propellers of a windmill. 
My new bang is the turning.
From the beginning, I always imagined the building with a clear center: foyer, leading to a formal environment, easy access, that would be distribution hub for the functions related to the theater and the preservation of the Roman.
After some rather strict assumptions volume, related to rectangular shapes and placed too much, I decided to take another route. And with its Gehry Walt Disney Concert Hall in LA was a very important reference. Seeing as the curved surfaces can be well exploited in the distribution of a plant "centrifugal" I applied to my project idea on the same principle. In this way I solved a crucial problem of my project: integrating sports fields to the building. In fact, replacing the safety nets for the outdoor courts with these high surface curved, I could not avoid the practical solution but to look bad and make the same architectural language for these two different functions, theater and sports center. They are also very interesting to create routes with these areas within the building which, if created in a labyrinthine pattern very stimulating, outside cleave the air, just like the propellers of a windmill.
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