March 2012 | sexy doctor women

I was born about 10 or 15 years too late

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...because there wasn't nobody wearing (or not wearing)

costumes like this

when I was going to conventions...

I honestly believe that if Shawnee Smith ever took off all her clothes before a camera, I might actually lose my mind

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I was reading a book the other day...

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Reading a book?
Yes. It's all about civilization or something. A nutty kind of a book. Do you know that the guy says that machinery is going to take the place of every profession?

Oh, my dear, that's something you need never worry about.

beautiful girl dancing the beautifully

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Or, just cause they give me happiness...

Now I know what they mean by "soft rock"

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©Lucien Clergue

Pursuit of Happiness

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Pursuit of Happiness, a photo by hannahbakken on Flickr.

Here A Practical Guide to Buying Used Garage Doors

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Used garage doors are practical alternatives to buying or building new ones. While these save you the time and money, they can also fit aesthetically into any home. The vast range of designs on the market offers multiple choices.

Garage doors require huge investments especially if you have a large space to fill. When there is lack of resources, turn to used garage doors instead. There are several online sites that could help you find the perfect one for you. But it helps if you already have an idea on what design you want.

As a consumer, you will always set your sights on items that give value for money. Initially, those that fall within your price range count the most. Ultimately, regardless of how much you spent on one product, the return in terms of satisfaction and long-term solution weigh more than the money you shelled out.

General Tips On Used Garage Doors

a. Over-all design of your garage

First off, you do not want your garage to look way different from the rest of the house. This creates an awkward visual impact and does not say much about your personal style. Normally, your garage has to look as part and parcel of the whole structure.

This is where finding a suitable used garage doors become a challenge. Although you would want the same style, there is that possibility that you will not find a match. When this happens, you can take the closest design that will go well with the whole house.

b. Particulars.

Size. They come in all shapes and sizes. To make sure you bring home the right one, measure the size of the door space that you need to fill. This is one aspect of the specifications that you should not forget.

Style. You may not get the same style as the rest of the house but you can make your garage door blend in with the whole concept. Choose a color that matches that of your house or better yet, have it painted the same after you buy it.

Materials. The type of material you choose can determine how long it will last. Sturdier stuff may cost more but think of the long-term savings that you will get.

Purpose. Garages are not simply for docking cars. A space is often turned into a working station or a storage area. If your garage plays versatile roles, your garage door should reflect it, too.

You mark my words--25 years from now...

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...Katy Perry is going to be doing movies on the Sci-Fi channel.

(or whatever the future equivalent is)

But in the meantime...

...let's just enjoy the shape of things to come.

Custom Build or Buy A Kit (Steam Showers)

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The debate between custom built steam showers and prefabricated modular kits has been raging for the last 7-10 years when the kits started to make their way into the United States and Canada. Modular steam shower kits are often met with resistance from home builders and plumbers alike because it is out of their comfort zone. This I can agree with, I have been installing custom steam shower for over 20 years so I had my reservations on a prefabricated kit. On my first installation job I was called out to see the kit and was able to go through its construction and design. My first thought is this is too good to be true, everything looked great. After this I did a couple of odd job type installations for a few Oasis Platinum steam rooms in my local area and I must say I was very impressed with the outcome. The showers look amazing once installed and everything in them works the way it is supposed to. Since then I have over 50+ installations under my belt and I have started recommending modular shower kits as a cheaper alternative to some custom luxury showers.

Many of my clients own more expensive homes so I typically recommend custom build outs for their master baths; however if it's for a secondary bathroom, pool home or gym I always recommend a modular steam shower kit. The total cost of a basic custom steam shower is $8,000-$10,000. A modular kit can be installed in a day or two for around $3,500. With this being said there are some limitations on modular steam shower kits, although they do offer extras that many customers are happy with since they are fed from a ½" water line the amount of shower jets is limited. If you are looking for a true power shower nothing can compare to a custom build out.

Sophie Howard could make my favorite color overspend lavishly and without hesitation

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Hard Nipples

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Hard Nipples, a photo by mourningarts on Flickr.

Occupy my pants...

And so the torch is passed

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Carla Gugino is going to be co-starring on an original miniseries for the USA network alongside Sigourney Weaver, who is not my own age but who did define the "hot bitch" school of female leads...a school at which it can be said Ms. Gugino studied.

You know what? Carla Gugino is hot. Has anybody else noticed?

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indian girl

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(This is a painting by Barry Thomas.)

How To Creating a Personalized Concrete Stamping Tool

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Stamped concrete overlays provide an authentic appearance of brick, pavement, or stone without the high-end costs. With rubber patterns your concrete overlay will appear just like natural stone, and no one will be able to tell the difference. If you prefer, there are ready-made patterns for stamped concrete which imitate natural materials such as brick or cobblestone. However, if you want to be creative, you can make an artificial appearance with stamped concrete. The key to creating a unique stamped concrete design is to be innovative. If you are unsure of where to begin, which decorative effect to use, which color to select, or how to combine patterns, effects, and colors, look around your home. You can find a design idea which is special to you, or you can use a simple rug, pillow, or painting as the foundation for a theme. So long as the idea can make an impression upon wet cement, then you have succeeded. There are no limits to your imagination and the newest concrete technologies. Potential stamp impressions can be made from scratch or based off of something in your home.

If you would prefer commercial stamping, those procedures offer imitations which are solid, but can at times be taken too far. Bringing out the beauty in concrete does not require large and boisterous stamps. In fact, it can be done through discreet stamping concrete overlay effects. A simple woodblock from your home can be integrated into your stamped concrete so long as it will not stick to the finish surface and ruin the product. Anything durable can add a unique touch to your exterior or interior. If you have commercial stamps they can be used to create decorative borders or creative corner designs in a 1-2-1-2 pattern for your concrete kitchen counter tops. These commercial stamps can also be used on a wider scale to decorative your concrete driveway or a garden path. Improving a slab of concrete is easy for homeowners and professionals alike. Creative stamping can make your redecoration project innovative and fun. If, for instance, you are redecorating the exterior of your home because you moved or because a fire damaged part of your property, you can take an emblem of the past-be it an auto transmission or an old piece of your ceiling-and use that as a personalized concrete tool. When you are utilizing pieces of your past for a concrete overlay project, it is imperative that you understand the associated risks. Your personalized item could end up ruined if it does not pull free from the concrete. Commercial stamps are specifically designed and engineered to leave a clean impression and consistently pull free from any wet concrete application. Homemade stamping concrete tools were not.