Found this the other day, lots of great pages to pick from.........enjoy!

I make a colored copy for a visual sample, and a minimally colored one for the kids to use their crayons. Each set I do takes several days to create. Below is one set I did a few months ago using Frankentoon eBook resources and additional *animals (this one has no shadows/shading as it was busy enough for kids). The kids responded they really liked having their own "Gigi" in the forest.

[most beautiful places to visit in Dubai]

Known for its blend of modern and old architecture, extravagant lifestyle, traditional bazaars, lavish shopping centers, planned islands, and large theme parks, Dubai is among the most visited cities in the world. Below are lists of most beautiful places to visit in Dubai.

View from Burj Khalifa Summit
Burji Khalifa offers that highest viewpoint in the world and is the most photographed building in the United Arabs. The view from the top includes virtually every corner of Dubai.

Dubai Miracle Garden
One of the best greenery places in Dubai, the Dubai Miracle Garden consists of unending gardens with flower-made sculptures. The name miracle is a reference to the fact that it is miraculous to preserve such intriguing vegetation in the desert.
 
Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
Sheik Zayed Mosque is one of the largest Islamic religious buildings in the world. The building is decorated with white marble floors and walls made from colorful stones. Every corner of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque is awe-inspiring, from the ceiling to the floor.

Snoopy Island
Snoopy Island is found on the Fujairah Emirate. Its name awes to that it looks like a lying Snoopy. Visitors can take in the stunning views of tall mountains, relax on the beach or snorkel.

Hatta
Hatta is just an hour drive from Dubai and comprises of a rare natural beauty including Desert Mountains. There are plenty of activities one can partake in Hatta, including hiking, camping, biking and watching a clear sky. The Hatta Dam is considered one of the most beautiful natural scene it Dubai.

Dubai Museum
This former desert fort is now a revered place for art lovers, with its wide range of collections from archeology to history of Dubai. Art lover can view handcraft weapons, local antiquities, music instruments, beautiful galleries and portrayals of desert life among others.

[Drug Rehabs New Jersey]

It occurs up to 24 months after the last dose. The acute symptoms are no longer present at this stage but the patient experiences mood swings, cravings, drug dreams, anxiety, depression, irritability, insomnia, and poor concentration. The patient is also susceptible to any environmental triggers that may encourage them to relapse.

The opiate drug detox is just the first step to recovery because a patient can easily slip up from a trigger and go back to using. Painkillers can be highly addictive. Therefore, doctors recommend that a patient goes for further treatment like inpatient rehabilitation where they may receive more treatment in the form of therapy and counseling.

What to Expect During 7 Days of Opiate Detox New Jersey Treatment

What to expect at opiate detox New Jersey?
Day 1 and 2 — In the first 48 hours of an opiate detox as experienced by drug rehabs New Jersey rehabilitation addiction treatment medical centers, an addict will experience a peak in withdrawal symptoms. The symptoms begin becoming noticeable after around the eight-hour mark since the drug was last consumed. A patient will experience mild discomfort in the form of muscle pain. After 16 hours have passed, addicts begin experiencing a range of discomforting withdrawal symptoms like insomnia, diarrhea, panic attacks, and anxiety. By the 24th hours, a patient is experiencing the acute period of detoxification where they have an overwhelming sense of anxiety. He or she is unable to sleep and experiences severe diarrhea and hot and cold flushes.



Day 3, 4 and 5 — By the 72nd hour at our Drug Rehabs New Jersey facility, the worst withdrawal symptoms have passed which is encouraging for an addict. Unfortunately, the withdrawal symptoms are yet to resolve fully so a patient is advised to eat plenty of nutritious foods and drink lots of water. Diarrhea and anxiety fade away but the patient will experience stomach pain, shivers, and vomiting.

By day six, the acute detox phase has passed and a patient has to deal with the loss of appetite and mild insomnia and for some patients, nausea. The mild symptoms linger for several weeks. After the first week of detox, an addict is one step closer to recovery.

I built a couple of ash coffee tables about 2 years ago...they were my first pieces other than bookcases.  I looked quite a bit for some standard measurements and came up with very little...Toplin suggested an acceptable range of 16-19"H kinda depending on the height of the sofa. Issues that I believed were important but never able to clarify include top dimensions and thickness...apron size and leg size.

For dimendions I looked to the sofa size...long enough table to accomodate sitters...not so long that walking around becomes obvious.  The sitting area of the sofa measured 72", I made the table 50" long by 22" wide by 16" high.  Like you, I was planning to use 3" or so legs.  To me, I may be wrong, that kinda dictates the apron size and the top thickness.  I like to have the apron 1.5 times the thickness of the leg for strength...which gave me an apron of about 4.5".  The top is 5/4 with breadboard ends..I think it would look out of balance with a 3/4" top...but 1" might have been enough.  I turned the legs which is different than your thinking...but I think you'll need to be careful that your taper is not to aggressive...it might look like it's sitting on pins,

On the second coffee table, for my son, I made the apron about 6" so I could include a couple of good size draws.  It changed the look entirely...much heavier looking...not bad...but a different look. Good luck with your decisions...     

The only dimension that I've seen pretty consistent is an 18" height (floor to table top).  As others have said, LxW is more a function of the size table desired, with width usually >18" and length usually >36".   Overhang, skirt size, and whether or not to have a lower table or stretchers is mostly an aesthetic question (with some structural strength issues coming into play).

I had a small low coffee table (not glass topped, cant be a*sed to keep cleaning glass) made 8 years ago by one of those small furniture shops on Sukhumvit Road near Phrom Phong BTS (opposite side from Emporium). It was the shop that makes small size furniture for children's rooms etc.

Unfortunately the first one they made was with a highly knotted selection of woods, so the light wood was covered in dark splodges. I refused to accept it so they made me a nicer one which I still have.

Not sure if the shop is still there.