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the new version would take your breath away, find out more on my blog:
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An Authentic Lie?
a series of images which explores and questions:
_A visual metaphor of the 'relationships' we see on Social Media
_The 'realities' we see and devour
_Are they 'truths'?
_Or perceived perfection, 'perfect' lives, a literal 'Authentic Lie?'
I forgot the local name of this delicious dish, but it consists mainly of squid rings, shrimp, raw fish (ceviche or tiradito style), clam, all made with coconut milk, fish sauce and a mix of ajà (local pepper species).
Please anyone correct me if i'm wrong.
I am brazilian and we eat very well in Brazil. But Peru's cuisine is another world. You have to see it (and taste it) for yourself !!
Brick Lane isn't open yet but the rumors surrounding the opening are worthy of risking a traffic summons to get this shot (yes I took it from my car). SoHo Pizza and Grill next door is open is authentcially local.
Authentic Old West Bar of the famous LULU BELLE, colorful restaurant-bar in Scottsdale, Arizona. The enjoyment of favorite beverages is greatly increased by the service and friendly spirit of these mustachioed master-mixers.
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Authentic 70's 80's NFL football official's 2 stripe stirrup sock worn over white athletic socks. White football officials knickers should come down over the top of the stirrup sock so equal amounts of black show above and below the white stripes. Classic Spot*Bilt football officials turn shoes are worn. A black leather belt is worn around the waist along with a yellow penalty flag. A black hat with white pinstriping was worn. A white crew neck shirt would be worn under the wide striped shirt. This authentic NFL official's shirt is a Line Judge number 189. These shirts were usually produced by Cosby.
Authentic 70's 80's NFL football official's 2 stripe stirrup sock worn over white athletic socks. White football officials knickers should come down over the top of the stirrup sock so equal amounts of black show above and below the white stripes. Classic Spot*Bilt football officials turn shoes are worn. A black leather belt is worn around the waist along with a yellow penalty flag. A black hat with white pinstriping was worn. A white crew neck shirt would be worn under the wide striped shirt. This authentic NFL official's shirt is a Side Judge number 12. These shirts were usually produced by Cosby.
On May 22, 2011 a protest demonstration against AIPAC was held outside the Convention Center, where it was meeting in Washington, DC. The mega-Israel Lobby convenes annually in this city. Orthodox Jews against Zionism were united in opposition.
700 Block of New York Avenue, NW
Mid-town
Washington DC
22 May 2011
Photographer: Don Harris
Don Harris Photographics, LLC
© 2011 All Rights Reserved
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This is another authentic conversion of an Aoshima kit - based on a 90sec. promo clip I found on YouTube. It shows the fight between a small alien space ship and three PA-36 - lots of mess and mecha action, and the design of the three PA-36s inspired me to build one of them: Louise Oberon's personal Nove Armor.
What made the PA stand out is its antennae array - I assume that it is unarmed and either equipped for electronic reconnaissance or a kind of ECM warfare vehicle. Undoubtly a PA-36, this specific Nove suit sports a huge antenna on its "roof" which almost looks like a helicopter rotor, two huge, asymmetricalcontainers/bulges on its shoulders and a box-like sensor or maybe EMP weapon instead of a left manipulator hand. Other standard enhancements include opened air intakes for the jet pack on both shoulders (instead of painting them just black)and a fine grate which covers the ugly jet exhaust at the PA's back. Beyond that, markings and livery are also unique - enough reason to build it and add it to the collection ;)
The PA-36 basis remained untouched. Modifications only include the aforementioned extra equipment. The radar was built from scartch - the "wings" actually come from a 1:100 scale VF-1 Valkyrie from Arii, parts on an EVA-05 were used, as well as an engine cowling from a Messerschmidt Bf 110 from Matchbox. The chararteristic bulges were sculpted from 1:72 scale bomb container halves (from a Matchbox Vickers Wellesley kit) and epoxy putty. The hand "thing" was built from three original Dorvack pieces: a lower arm from a PA-36K conversion kit, the central body of a HR-58M "Thunder Crush" rocket launcher (from a PA-58 conversion kit) and a piece from a HD-R6 hand gun, all melted into one, plus some additional pieces from the scrap box. Building went on pretty straightforward.
Painting was done with reference to (poor quality) screenshots of the promo video clip. Based on printouts I settled on two grayish blue tone sfor the main body: main color is Humbrol 230 (PRU Blue), and some contrast areas like the feet, knee protectors or the lower right arm were painted in Humbrol 77 (Navy Blue).
What appears white in the video (the bulges, antenna array, hand "thing" and chest box) were painted in Humbrol 196 (RAL 7035, Lichtgrau/Light Grey) to avoid a harsh color contrast, and bright red highlights were added.
The "helmet" section was finally painted with a mix of black, dark blue and a hint of red - it is actually a very dark violet.
A black ink wash followed, and with dry painting in lighter shades of the basic colors a weathered look was achieved - with the starnge side effect that the contrast between the two basic blue tones almost disappeared!
Decals came from a stock PA-36 kit, most numbers from the scrap box - the red "07" on the PA's knees comes, for instance, from a 1:72 scale Hasegawa MiG-25...
Finally, the whole kit received a matte finish - except for the silver joints and the upper arms and legs, which were coated with semi-matte varnish to enhance the metallic look. Metallic foil in mid blue was glued into the visor slit instead of using paint. As a last step, the PA was carefully weathered with silver and grinded soft pencil mine, and it also received some dirt and dust weathering with acryllic paint in sienna brown, black and ochre.
The result is interesting: The antennae and the "box thing" look strange, and the weathered livery give this PA a beaten look of hard duty.
The most authentic thing about us is our capacity to create, to overcome, to endure, to transform, to love and to be greater than our suffering.
Ben Okri