Nursing students use the
corkboard and colored pebbles to depict the capillary in an isotonic state.
StorySkeleton works like the aforementioned
Corkboard and Index Card, allowing users to create short notes that can later be woven together to form the skeleton structure of a screenplay.
You pin the painting to your
corkboard, next to Jimmy's other creations.
com has released the latest addition to their selection of outdoor-rated messageboards, a locking LED-lit
corkboard display.
The updated interface, currently under testing, is highly reminiscent of social
corkboard site Pinterest.
This folder will help clear your desk and
corkboard.
The most direct precursor for The Commons may, however, be Publicar (which means "to publish" or "to make public"), produced in 2009 for the Seventh Bienal do Mercosul in Brazil: In place of a plaque, the artist affixed a
corkboard with pushpins on the face of a large granite stone, generating an anti-monument that memorialized, so to speak, the active participation of the public, who used the board to post messages.
I took notes on plays associated with dressing up, playing house, planning a store, decorating a door or designing
corkboard displays.
yesterday, love meant I hummed as I pinned pictures of us taken in the mountains to my
corkboard.
I met with Jack's teacher in the classroom while she was at the same time stapling student work to a
corkboard.
But I chugged along, visualizing a white ribbon on an otherwise empty
corkboard at home.
With pencil in hand, I put design to paper: a desk with a large hardwood work surface for coloring and homework down the road; a rolling keyboard tray to hang beneath the work surface, with large, enclosed storage units on either side; two small bookshelves and a
corkboard for posting notes; and connected to the desk, a toy box complete with hinged lid and cushioned surface, sturdy enough to sit on.
