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his hair is kanekalon which i am not particularly liking. The rest of him is cute :3 but I think basic doll-wise, i like the GB version better. it's the hair x.x
May be you think that it’s the same thing doing simple exercises and yoga ones, but that’s a great misunderstanding! Yoga enables you to control your body and helps you to regulate your breathing in the right way, while regular exercising is just a series of common movements that just train your ...
Rod Simmons leading field trip at Daingerfield Island. Photographer unknown. Please credit: "Arlington Regional Master Naturalist."
While prices of goods and services can rise an infinite amount, the most prices can fall is 100%, to zero.
He didn't even blink when he uttered that improbability on March 15 and all the pinhead groupies in the audience behind him went wild with pre-orgasmic adoration.
Bend over, Americans, 53% of you said you wanted this idiot in power. You wanted change, well here it comes!
(I do hope I am mistaken)
Goods awaiting transportation on a river watering place, The products were fresh from the oven., A corner of Phu Lang village, Working the clay - the basic manipulation of ceramics, Clay prepared for the stage of "polishing", "Dap nhuycn" - a manipulation in working the clay, Products of Nhung Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), Drying rough pottery, A scene of ceramics village, An old alley in Phu Lang village, 82.83, 84. Some working scenes in Nhung Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), The working scene in a Phu Lang traditional pottery, The decoration of hand-made pottery (Phu Lang), Some products of Minh Doi Ceramics Establishment (Phu Lang), La Xuyen ancient village, La Xuyen wood carvers, Designs on a "leo", A dragon-carved con (beam) of La Xuyen communal house, La Xuyen communal house and temple, La Xuyen inlaying workers, Some traditional products of La Xuyen village (horizontal lacquered board, parallel sentences, ancestral tablet, sindora trestle-bed, tea chest, etc.), "Cuon thu", Some nacred products of Chuyen My village, Chuyen My inlaying artisans being working, Amitabha statue (wood) - the product of Chang Son village (Thach That, Ha Tay) , 99,100,101. Some carved wood products of Chang Son village, Statue chiseling workers, Decorating a traditional altar with carved, lacquered, nacred wood products, Some traditional lacquer ware of artisan Dinh Van Tam (Ha Thai village), Drying lacquer ware (bamboo plate), A corner of the courtyard of Cat Dang painter's house, Horizontal lacquered board - Ha Thai lacquer ware, A lacquered wood statue - the product of Son Dong lacquering village, "Chantien", Designs on Ha Thai lacquer ware, Designs on doors (wood), Artisan Dinh Van Tarn (Ha Thai), Ha Thai lacquer ware, 114,115. A corner of a workshop, A wood statue of Dong Ky pagoda, "Lacquer panel", Varnishing (Cat Dang lacquer ware), Some products of Cat Dang lacquer village, Van Phuc Communal House (Ha Dong), Van Phiic silk, Designs on Van Phuc silk, Part of the complex "dau dao" of Van Phuc communal house, Van Phuc weaver, Steaming silk, Dying silk, Drying silk, Trieu Khiic Communal House, Embroidering patterns, Silk power-loom, A procession of Dong Ho village festival, A tool for making Dong Ho folk paintings, Drying colored papers, A board used for printing lines of Dong Ho paintings, A board used for printing colors of Dong Ho paintings, Dong H6 folk paintings, "Countryside market" - a Dong Ho folk painting, Le Dinh Nghiem - a Hang Trong painting artisan, 117
Iqra School is a dilapidated 4-room outfit in Machar Colony run by a young philantrophic resident. It lacks basic necessities such as adequate fans, water, desks, text books, hygiene, etc. I discovered this school last year while on a shoot.
Today, the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS Pakistan) is raising funds under its Community Investment program to refurbish Iqra School so that an enabling environment is provided for its impoverished students.
This is what the school looks like now..I'll post some 'After' images as and when.
Clothes by five designers whose work defines contemporary Dutch fashion will be on view in Arnhem from Saturday 2 June through Sunday 29 July 2012. Objects, photographs and scale models created by product designers, photographers and architects will also feature in the exhibition Basic Instincts: Dutch Fashion in Context, hosted at the Eusebiuskerk by Premsela and the Museum voor Moderne Kunst Arnhem. Basic Instincts first appeared in Berlin in July 2011.
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Iris van Herpen, Oda Pausma, Monique van Heist, Klavers van Engelen and Anne de Grijff design garments that are sometimes sculptural but often surprisingly wearable. All of them have a strikingly individual style and a distinctive take on fashion. Likewise, the product designers, photographers and architects in the show have more in common than they might appear to: each works out of a strong personal vision that guides him or her through the creative process. Basic Instincts reveals the Netherlands' unique fashion and design culture in six varied exhibition landscapes.
Tinting your eyebrows and eyelashes and shaping your brows can make a massive difference to your face. Try it out today. From only £12.00
Dog hoodies are catching on! Fall weather is coined "hoodie weather" for a reason...it's the perfect time to sport the comfy clothing. Keep it simple with a basic dog hoodie, or jazz it up with a patterned hoodie, like the Skull Chain dog hoodie available now.
... this is some character that i used to draw like 3 years ago, forgot it existed, i remade it on on photoshop... any tips on how to develop it??
More than 600 Airmen assigned to the 324th Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, January 11-12, 2023. Brig. Gen. Christopher A. Freeman, Mobilization Assistant to the Director of Operations, Headquarters Air Combat Command, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joe Gangemi)
More than 700 Airmen assigned to the 320th Training Squadron graduated from Basic Military Training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, January 4-5, 2023. Maj. Gen. David M. Gaedecke, Vice Commander, Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber), Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, reviewed the ceremony. (U.S. Air Force photo by Daniel Cruz)