Opaque leggings (footless pantyhose) with lace up sides from Music Legs®.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Leopard print velvet halter bra and matching shorts set from Music Legs®.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Girls semi-opaque tights from Music Legs®.

Size guide:

Opaque tights / pantyhose from Music Legs®.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Opaque thigh high stockings from Music Legs®.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Lace patterned stretch garter belt with tong. Very sensual.

Detachable and adjustable back elastic waist band. 4 adjustable elastic garter straps.

All clips are made of durable plastics. Great for travel and avoid metal detectors alert at customs clearance.

Adjustable elastic waistband :

Sheer pantyhose with opaque panty portion and faux chain garterbelt look from Music Legs®. With garter look.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Cherry prints stretch fashion tanga from Music Legs®. Chiffon ruffle trim with fine mesh panty and gusset. Very sensual. Decorated with cherry-shaped jewelry on red ribbon bow at the front waistline.

Comes with four detachable and adjustable elastic garters together with clips. All clips are made of durable plastics with red satin ribbon trim.

Elastic waistband :

Opaque mini dress from Music Legs®. With spaghetti straps. Very sensual. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Patterned thigh high stockings in distinctive leopard print from Music Legs®. Black comfort band. Very sensual. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Opaque thigh high stockings in distinctive purple animal print from Music Legs™. Wide lace top. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Stretch lace teddy from Music Legs™. Sensational design with cut-out sleeves. Very hot. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Floral lace bodystocking from Music Legs™. Exquisite look with sexy spaghetti straps and mini bows and straps on the back. Seamless. Open crotch. Black color only. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Fashion opaque pantyhose from Music Legs™. Distinctive leopard print. Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Golden metallic shiny footless tights from Music Legs®. Pull on stretch leggings with no zip for a skin-tight fit and wet look.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Sheer pantyhose from Music Legs®. With faux chains design. Highly elastic with high spandex content.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Sheer nylon thigh high stockings from Music Legs®. With wide lace tops. Sexy stockings that is perfect for your favorite dress and lingerie.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Sheer nylon thigh high stockings from Music Legs®. With wide lace tops. Sexy stockings that is perfect for your favorite dress and lingerie.

Plussize (5'~5'10", Up to 250lbs).

Opaque fashion patterned argyle* tights. Knitted argyle pattern in shades of black, grey and light grey.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Highly sheer crotchless pantyhose from Music Legs®. Reinforced waist band. No visible panty line.

Plus size (5'~5'10", up to 250lbs).

Highly sheer crotchless pantyhose from Music Legs®. Reinforced waist band. No visible panty line.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs). See plus size version.

Sheer thigh high stockings in glamorous fushia color from Music Legs®. With big lace top and flocking design.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Sheer thigh high stockings in black color from Music Legs®.

Wide lace top and side flower trellis design. Comes with a rhinestone at the ankle.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Stretch satin mini dress in black color from Music Legs®. Comes with ruffle frills and garter clips. Very hot.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Semi-opaque spaghetti straps bodystocking from Music Legs®.

Open crotch for convenience.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Opaque fashion patterned argyle tights from Music Legs®. Knitted pattern.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Sensational stretch lace bodystocking with lace trim from Music Legs®. Crotchless for convenience. Bare back look.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Stock replenishment for the following styles of Music Legs® collection:

A new collection of fashion strtch tanga from Music Legs®.

Metallic booty shorts with banded waist. Comes in 4 exiting vivd colors.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Opaque cut-out front and sides tank top with short with cut-out warmer from Music Legs®.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Mini diamond fence net thigh high stockings from Music Legs®. Highly elastic with high spandex content.

This thigh high requires the use of garterbelt.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Very exotic satin garter skirt enhanced with lace from Music Legs®. Comes with attached satin g-string thongs for convenience. Very sensual.

Attached with four adjustable elastic garters together with clips. All clips are made of durable plastics. Avoid metal detector when going through custom clearance.

Elastic waistband :

Very exotic patterned lace stretch garter belt with fishnet lace top thigh high set from Music Legs.

Laced waist band with 4 attached, adjustable elastic garter straps. All clips are made of durable plastics. Great for travel and avoid metal detectors alert at customs clearance.

Sensual opaque thigh hi from Music Legs®. With spandex mini diamond net insert.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

Bow lace bodystocking from Music Legs®. Fishnet bodystocking with attached sleeves. Crotchless.

Onesize (5'~5'10", 100~175lbs).

July is well underway, and more movies keep coming to the big screen! WEMU's David Fair is joined by Marquee Arts cinema programming director, Nick Alderink, to talk about the new films and special screenings coming to downtown Ann Arbor and your favorite multiplex!

An underwater rover deployed by the Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre captured remarkable footage 3,300-meters down at the bottom of the Tonga Trench. It shows a rarely-seen bigfin squid (Magnapinna) "taking a walk" on its 13-foot tentacles. Watch below.

There have only been around 20 documented sightings of this beautifully bizarre creature in two decades. — Read the rest

The post Deep sea video of weird sea creature walking around on its 13-foot "legs" appeared first on Boing Boing.

What causes wine legs (tears)? Andrea Bertozzi explains and describes how to generate legs.

Sea robins have "the body of a fish, the wings of a bird and multiple legs like a crab"

Northern sea robins are formidable marine hunters, and they owe their success to modified fin rays that let them find prey buried in the seabed

Anthropologists have been arguing for 20 years about whether Sahelanthropus, a hominin that lived about 7 million years ago, was one of the first bipedal apes

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Category: Health News
Created: 8/23/2019 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 8/26/2019 12:00:00 AM

When we think of grasping robots, we think of manipulators of some sort on the ends of arms of some sort. Because of course we do—that’s how (most of us) are built, and that’s the mindset with which we have consequently optimized the world around us. But one of the great things about robots is that they don’t have to be constrained by our constraints, and at ICRA@40 in Rotterdam this week, we saw a novel new Thing: a robotic hand that can detach from its arm and then crawl around to grasp objects that would be otherwise out of reach, designed by roboticists from EPFL in Switzerland.

Fundamentally, robot hands and crawling robots share a lot of similarities, including a body along with some wiggly bits that stick out and do stuff. But most robotic hands are designed to grasp rather than crawl, and as far as I’m aware, no robotic hands have been designed to do both of those things at the same time. Since both capabilities are important, you don’t necessarily want to stick with a traditional grasping-focused hand design. The researchers employed a genetic algorithm and simulation to test a bunch of different configurations in order to optimize for the ability to hold things and to move.

You’ll notice that the fingers bend backwards as well as forwards, which effectively doubles the ways in which the hand (or, “Handcrawler”) can grasp objects. And it’s a little bit hard to tell from the video, but the Handcrawler attaches to the wrist using magnets for alignment along with a screw that extends to lock the hand into place.

“Although you see it in scary movies, I think we’re the first to introduce this idea to robotics.” —Xiao Gao, EPFL

The whole system is controlled manually in the video, but lead author Xiao Gao tells us that they already have an autonomous version (with external localization) working in the lab. In fact, they’ve managed to run an entire grasping sequence autonomously, with the Handcrawler detaching from the arm, crawling to a location the arm can’t reach, picking up an object, and then returning and reattaching itself to the arm again.

Robotic exoskeletons have captivated us for years. They are major tropes in sci-fi movies and video games, and in real-life engineers have been working on them since the 1900s. San Francisco's Roam Robotics has entered into this space, and Brent Rose tries his hand at stress testing their latest military leg brace.

After a decadent oceanside lunch paired with a bottle of Perrier-Jouët champagne and lobster, the mom bared her taut midriff in a barely-there bikini.

There are several hypotheses about how amphibian chytrid has spread around the world, but the trade in amphibians for food, bait, pets and laboratory animals has been identified as the most likely mode of spread

The post Trade in frog legs may spread diseases deadly to amphibians appeared first on Smithsonian Insider.

In their laboratory, scientists from the University of Cambridge, the University of Southampton and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, observed as a number of adult locusts walked along a horizontal ladder. After covering the right or left eye of an insect, the scientists observed a significant increase in the error rate of rungs missed by the front leg on the side of the covered eye.

The post For first time, scientists prove locusts use vision to place their legs when walking appeared first on Smithsonian Insider.

New research on tiny spiders has revealed that their brains are so large that they fill their body cavities and overflow into their legs, say a team of scientists at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama.

The post Brains of tiny spiders fill their body cavities and legs, Smithsonian researchers discover appeared first on Smithsonian Insider.

Recently a team of scientists working at the Smithsonian’s Tropical Research Institute in Panama, decided to try and learn for the first time just which body parts the gliding ant C. atratus uses to steer as they glide.

The post Gliding ants steer with hind legs as they fly backwards, scientists learn appeared first on Smithsonian Insider.

A LARGE home that will comfortably accommodate even a big brood, this Lauderdale property has a lot going for it.