Smart Roadster Brabus Front

Smart Roadster Brabus Front, originally uploaded by Devil_of_Tora.

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AC Cobra

AC Cobra, originally uploaded by J Shears Photography.

Original 1960\'s AC Cobra Shot on a leaf Aptus.

Lighting:
1 Studio head placed on the cars left side and the sun placed at the front

The pictures of the modification motor

Yamaha Jupiter Mx Modification

Yamaha Jupiter Mx

Jupiter Mx Modification

Yamaha Alfa Modification

Yamaha jupiter modification 2007

yamaha jupiter Mx 2007

modication motor extreame

suzuki thunder modification

modification of suzuki thunder 2005

Jupiter Mx Modification in Java

Yamaha Jupiter MX was one of the types of the sport duck that was present at Indonesia. his form that sporty and the machine 135 cc that used the water cooler (the radiator) but also the clutch made one of the types of the duck motor that most the behaviour at this time. His form that sporty still could be changed or modified in order to appear more sporty I took several photographs from several website about the Jupiter Mx modification.

With the increase in the wings on the side and low the machine made jupiter mx more sporty at first was installed light jupiter z to the front and without upper light.

Possibly still many others modifiakasi the motor jupiter mx this because of his form that sporty

Suzuki Skywave 2008

view Suzuki Skywave 2008 this not there is one that is special. But tried to pay close attention to the wheel behind him, slipped disc brakes on the left of the wheel. Trus, what was the intensity? “Kalau with the disc behind in the rim made by (usually from the rim of the car, red) that has been normal. But put on the disc in the rim of the standard especially in Skywave, not yet many kan,” I Oding, konseptor. The technique pemasangam the disc behind might be considered to be quite efficient for the owner skutik ‘cowok’ from Suzuki Skywave modification that continued to want to maintain the rim of the standard. Because only with increased braket-braket in addition in teromol his motor.

Data Spesifikasi
Setang set :	Viron Thailand
Takometer:	Type R
Fuel Gauge :	Moto R
The front shock absorber :	DSK (4 buah)
The shock absorber behind :	Yoko (2 buah)
The front disc :	Ride It
The disc behind :	Standar (depan)
The front tyre :	Swallow 90/90-16
The tyre behind :	Swallow 90/80-16
Modifikator :	Roma Jansen Modification/0858-50929270

Moreover, Oding make use of piringan the brake had the front wheel. Alhasil more frugal, that's it! Now for the front disc was replaced the product of Ride-It berdiameter 320 mm plus Nissin calipers. Return to the wheel behind. For the fitting cakramn, was made braket just with the iron with a thickness of 10 mm. Then was welded in teromol the wheel behind. “Cakram behind him functioned correctly.


To support the appearance, was changed also by his suspension system. For the face part, was drafted the model double socks in each side. The method for him, the four socks were tied to two new mounts from the iron plate. His upper part was used the iron with a thickness of 12 mm, whereas the underside with a thickness of 7 mm. Again and again, the friendly man stressed if results modif his suspension not the display completely. His intention to his four socks functioned stifled bantingan the motor

Nova Honda Fan Mix 2011

Agora, também incorporou a tecnologia Mix, que permite rodar com álcool etanol,gasolina, ou qualquer proporção de mistura dos dois combustíveis. Só há uma ressalva quanto a temperatura ambiente: Se for inferior a 14°C, então é bom que o combustível no tanque seja pelo menos 14% gasolina, pois do contrário será mais difícil ligar a moto.

preço da Fan 150 ESi 2011 é de R$ 6.290,00, e da ESDi é de R$ 6.590,00, ambos valores no estado de São Paulo, e ela pode ser encontrada em toda a rede de concessionários Honda.

Nova Honda Fan Mix 2011

Nova Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Classic 2011

Vulcan 900 Classic 2011

Vulcan 900 Classic 2011

Vulcan 900 Classic 2011

Preço sugerido R$ 29.990,00*

A Brief History on Nail Polish - TWINKLE NAILZ

Nail polish is a beauty product that most women use on a daily basis. Its fun, looks pretty and inexpensive. Every city and town has a nail salon since manicures have become so popular. The fascination with nail polish began over 90 years ago and has come a long way.

This guide will share with you the history of nail polish.

Nail polish first started to be used in Paris in the 1920s. When it first became a phenomenon, it wasn't accepted by most people in France. There was a strong belief that people who used these bright colors for their nails were trying to hide something. The people believed that these stylish people were mostly trying to hide a flaw in their race or to hide the results of their dirty work.

Eventually this even became a racial thing. African-American leaders voiced that the women shouldn't use nail polish and that they didn't need it. This was a voice of pride and they had too much dignity to use it.

Doctors even voiced their opinion on this matter. They believed that users of colored polish were trying to hurt themselves. They questioned the polish user's health from using polish as well. In addition to doctors, other people objected the colors people were using and the textures from the polish. People we're looking for any reason to get these women to stop using nail polish, but it didn't work!

After nail polish broke the stereo-types and the negative stigma, it found some competition. Colored polish was in some sort of competition with stylish gloves. However, gloves eventually slowed down and the cosmetics industry took off.

Eventually things changed and it was widely accepted. Going back 20 years, the cosmetics industry was worth $20 billion. Recently, the cosmetic industry is worth around $250 billion! Once polish was accepted, it became something found in almost every ladies home!

There are many products that make up the nail care industry. Some of the more common products include fake nails, nail top coats, nail art, nail dryers and polish removers. More and more products continue to come out, including creative colors each year.

Some people still wear gloves for formal events, rather than fancy polishes. You can always find the Queen of England wearing her fancy gloves! However, I'm sure she owns nail polish as well!

Perfectly Manicured Nails For Brides - TWINKLE NAILZ

Are you going to have perfectly manicured nails in your close-up photos holding your groom's hand, showing off your new wedding band? You should!

Many new brides can't wait for the day trip with their maids/matrons of honor and the bridesmaids and do the whole beauty salon scene - hair, nails, feet, facials. But depending on where you live, that may cost a fortune.

And unless you get your nails done with an acrylic or gel overlay on a consistent basis and you're used to long or even active length nails, you may want to skip the expense of the nail tips at the salon and invite your ladies over for an afternoon of home manicures.

Here's your basic manicure kit to get those perfectly manicured nails. These items can be found at just about any department store or beauty supply store like Sally's Beauty Supply, if you don't already have them at home.

• Non-acetone polish remover
• Cotton balls or Gauze pads (I actually prefer the gauze squares to cotton balls)
• Cuticle oil with vitamin E
• Cuticle sticks/pushers (which can also be used to remove polish from the skin)
• Emery board/nail shaper
• Nail Buffer Block
• Clear base/top coat
• Nail polish/lacquer in your choice of colors
Tip ~ Use a nail lacquer instead of a nail polish. Lacquers last twice as long and resist chipping and wear better than an ordinary Polish.
•  Nail polish dryer fan Tip ~ Battery operated nail polish dryers are very inexpensive and a great investment for the home manicurist. Just put your fingers under the dryer for 60 seconds between each coat and you'll be sure not to smudge the polish.

Now on with the manicure!

1. If you already have nail polish on, use a non-acetone polish remover and either cotton balls or gauze pads to remove the polish.
2. Wash your hands in lukewarm water with a mild soap then dry completely with a soft towel.
3. Massage cuticles with cuticle oil to soften and moisturize.
4. Use a wooden cuticle stick and gently push cuticles back - do not cut the cuticles but simply push them back away from the nail bed. Wipe excess cuticle oil off your nails.
5. Wash your hands again with warm soapy water to remove the oils, and dry thoroughly.
6. Use the emery board to trim and shape your nails, then buff smooth with the buffer.
7. For the perfect manicured nail look, apply a base coat first. Let dry for at least 60 seconds before applying the first color coat of polish.
8. Apply two coats of color polish, drying for at least 60 seconds between each coat.
9. Use a clear topcoat to prevent chipping and wear to the color.
10. Finish with either a finishing spray or OPI Drip Dry oil to speed up the drying process followed by at least a final 60 to 90 seconds under the dryer or longer.

Quick fixes: Keep your perfectly manicured nails while fixing any mistakes to your manicure, like polish on the skin around your nail, by dipping a wooden cuticle stick in nail polish remover then gently rubbing the skin until the polish is removed.

You can even do this carefully as you polish, provided you don't miss and swipe the cuticle stick across the polished nail!

You can also buy purchase a nail polish corrector pen which uses the same process of gently rubbing the skin until the polish is removed.

I would advise against using any type of cotton swab on a fresh manicure as you might end up with cotton pieces stuck to your skin or fresh nail polish.

Suggestions:

Perfectly manicured nails look best with nail lacquers. The best nail lacquers I've found on the market are OPI and China Glaze, available at most beauty supply stores like Sally's and also on eBay, where I've actually gotten my best deals.

OPI has a bridal line called " Fairytale Bride SoftShades by OPI" which has an array of beautiful soft shades to compliment almost any bride's colors.

China Glaze's Romantique line is also full of lovely bridal colors.

Ten Tips For Perfectly Polished Nails - TWINKLE NAILZ

Acquiring perfect finger nails is possible to do at home. There are certain tools to buy and items that will make the process feel like you`re at a spa! Some people just go to the spa to have their nails done because they don`t really know how to do it themselves, but with a few steps to follow having a manicure at home is easy and sanitary.

The first step to performing an at home manicure is to purchase all of the tools and supplies. You will need; cotton balls, hand towels, polish remover, hand cream, base coat, nail polish and top coat, scissors, nail file, emery board, buffer, cuticle pusher, nail clippers and a bowl of warm water with baby oil.

After you pick up your supplies and set them up at a comfortable spot in your house, you are ready to begin. The next step is to soak your hands and nails in the warm water with oil for twenty minutes. Soaking the nails will leave them feeling soft and the cuticles around the nails will be soft and ready for trimming.

The third step is to cut the finger nails to the desired length. Some people choose a box cut to start. Clipping the nails is a great way to keep the nails healthy and at a reasonable length. Once they are clipped you can work with your nails better and continue with your manicure.

The forth important step to giving yourself an at home spa treatment is to push the cuticles back using a cuticle pusher. And once you have pushed each nail back, go over them again using scissors to cut off excess skin. This takes a lot of time so try to be patient with the clipping and keep your hands steady to avoid mistakes.

The fifth thing to do for your nails is to use a nail file on them. A nail file will grind your nail and get rid of the sharp edge caused by the nail clippers. The sixth step in the process is to use an emery board on your nails. And make sure that you take your time with this step as well. A great manicure involves using the emery board until your hands hurt from the scrubbing motion.

The seventh step in the process is to apply a base coat to the nails. Use a cotton ball to wipe away any excess skin droppings and then apply the base coat in thin even strokes. Let the base coat dry for a few minutes, it doesn`t take long to dry. The base coat helps the polish stay on longer and gives it a smooth surface to be applied.

Step eight involves applying the actual color to your nails. This is often the best step because you can finally see your manicure come to life! Again use the polish in even strokes. When the color is dry wait a few minutes and then give your nails a second coat.

The second coat gives your nails the truest color of the polish you have picked. The ninth step involves putting a top coat on the nails. The top coat looks clear and adds shine to your nails, it also gives it the ability to dry quickly.

Your last step is to let you nails dry properly. You can just sit and watch TV while they are drying or you can pick up a manicure dryer from a department store or pharmacy. When your nails are dry your manicure will be complete, and you will be left with perfect nails!