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This jadeite carving of 6,5 cm length depicts on one side 4 and the other side 5 dragons. They are swirling around between ruyi-headed clouds in search of the flaming pearl. The 4 dragon side shows an additional flying bat on top.
In former China both the dragon and the number nine were strongly associated with the emperor, the dragon being its symbol and the number nine as the highest single-digit number and resembling the word "longlasting". The highest ranking court officials wore robes depicting nine dragons.
The colour scheme of the stone is referred to as "spinach and egg" or "sancai" in Chinese, being (shades of) green, yellow and white.
The carving dates from approx. the 1930ies and is of superb quality. Not only the detail but also the organic and dynamic flow is a feast for the eye.
Eash one is just like a bicycle, fallen leaves with sunshine & darkness are just like all kinds of mess information, which brought us huge impact in our life, some are good , some are polluted , we need time & space to refresh ourselves from soul to mind and keep clean & simple everyday.
There are more and more natural disasters occured at all aspects from the climates down to earthquakes in recent years, which become the warn sign to people all over the world. Some of them are due to human bening's industries revolution & over consumption issue in life for the centuries, which brought us the pollution from the air till our mind in depth. The environment we lives in physical and we think in mind was polluted more or more. All kinds of words, sound, symbols related to the racial, the gender , the social status, and the country discrimination etc we created annoyed our soul & mind and caused more or more wars conflict from the people around the the world. All kinds of the air, water, food pollutions from all kinds of electronic & medical industries & instruments bring huge impact to our life & enfluence to our health.
Here I try to utilze & combine some different elements such as the leaves, the flowers, the sky, the mountain, the fog , rain & wind from the nature, and the railway station, the light, graffitti from the artifical world , and create the image which like the symbol or metaphor about what we breathe, we listen, we saw and we live together now in daily life .
With all these messy stuffs we got from the life and the world day by day , and it become the disturbance to our mind , and hard to seek the beauty of the clarity & the simplicity of the world we live and the mind we used to own. Let's try our best not only decrease the air pollution from the nature, but also simpify ourself from thoughts to mind if posssible from now on . And hope we can enjoy the happiness of simplicity & keep the longlasting of earth moving forwards.
Entirely made from vegetable glycerin soap and natural colors, all soap artwork is embedded into the center of each soap for longlasting designs as you consume the soap.
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Entirely made from vegetable glycerin soap and natural colors, all soap artwork is embedded into the center of each soap for longlasting designs as you consume the soap.
Scented in Pure Essential Oils or Fragrance Oils
pureheartsoap.etsy.com
Stick length:28cm ,
Weight: 400Grams
Ebony Wood is the heaviest and most solid redwood grown in Tanzania of East Africa It has metal sound when beating and it has the natural brillant shining of rhinoceros horn; and when you grasp it at hand, there comes out longlasting natural redwood frangrance that makes you feel freshing.
It is perfect for your precious collection!
The North wing roof of Kingston's City Hall was recently reclad in copper; finished just prior to Canada Day 2011.
The workmanship is superb.
The streaks / reflections in this photograph are from composing through 167 year old glass; which tends to distort images slightly.
Best viewed large
Stick length:28cm ,
Weight: 400Grams
Ebony Wood is the heaviest and most solid redwood grown in Tanzania of East Africa It has metal sound when beating and it has the natural brillant shining of rhinoceros horn; and when you grasp it at hand, there comes out longlasting natural redwood frangrance that makes you feel freshing.
It is perfect for your precious collection!
After a hard night of gambling and drinking (I only lost about $25 and only had 3 beers) I left Cactus Pete's with some good, longlasting memories. I met Phyllis the barmaid, Freddie the custodian, and Jake the retired cop from Twin Falls who used to live in Philadelphia as a kid. Jake gave me some good advice: stay away from the slots: all they do is take your $$. He told me this after I had lost my $25 or so. Jake was going back to Twin Falls this morning, and I was heading to Salt Lake City. We may never meet again, but I will never forget his fatherly advice and his aftershave which smelled like Old Spice
Last year my daughter and my husband bought a 'liquidificador', a longlasting dream. I didn't like it too much, because my kitchen is pretty small... This morning it made me a wonderful healthy vitamin-drink to fight back my cold. And at least, I love the word 'liquidificador', which is Brazilian, where my husband spent a year long time ago.
I tried to give the sketch a kind of shabby look, otherwise it seemed too boring to me. And aren't the colours healthy-looking? Fruit from all over the world, Ecuador, Spain, Australia... right out of my supermarket.
Eyeliners:
Essence Longlasting Eye Pencil “07 Easy Going”
Catrice Stay On! Eye Liner Pencil “050 Mystic Green”
Essence Longlasting Eye Pencil “06 Seventh Heaven”
Catrice Stay On! Eye Liner Pencil “060 Midnight Blue”
Essence Longlasting Eye Pencil “08 Touch Of Glam”
Essence Longlasting Eye Pencil “01 Black Fever”
Catrice Purple Passion Eye Liner Pencil “C01 Metallic Black”
Catrice Purple Passion Eye Liner Pencil “C02 Deep Purple”
Malu Wilz Kajal Designer, Crayon Contour Yeux “27″
Miss Helen Perfect Eyeliner, Twist Up Pencil
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I'm completely stumped here - maybe one of the many species of Armillaria ...?!?
Found on a meadow close to mountain needlewood, ca. 1300 m of altitude. Growing in clumps directly from the grass, no trees anywhere close on that meadow.
Atypical for mushrooms, they are extremely longlasting - maybe around 3 weeks in real good state!
Styria, Austria.
edited by Dan Raphael.
Portland (USA), [une 1984]. 1ooo copies.
11-1/4 x 17-1/2, 4 sheets tan newsprint folded unbound to 16 pp tabloid & again to 11-1/4 x 8-3/4, all printed black offset.
37 contributors:
Miekal And, John Angelo, Don Austin, Lee Ballentine, John M.Bennett, Gregory Burnham, Harry Calhoun, T.S.Child, David Cole, jwcurry, Michael Dec, K.S.Ernst, Loris Essary, Sue Fishbein, Peter Gorman, Jim Grabill, Paul Green, Todd Grimson, Tom House, Edward Kaplan, Karl Kempton, Philip Klasky, Kyle Laws, Jane McCray, Rodger Moody, Edward Mycue, Veronica Patterson, Tim Peeler, Dan Raphael, Malcolm Scott, Spencer Selby, Jeffery Skeate, Willie Smith, Steve Timm, Allan Vandenburgh, Ralph Wanderer, Paul Weinman.
curry contributes:
i) "condiments" (poem, p4)
also includes:
ii) "WELCOME (at longlast) to NRG 22.", by Dan Raphael (prose, p.19, references curry)
A bicycle was standed alone at the corner of somewhere at the city , which like the methphor of our hearts & souls was disturbed by the information from mass medium in the daily life, and are eager to seek for a quiet & private space for the rest & refreshment.
There are more and more natural disasters occured at all aspects from the climates down to earthquakes in recent years, which become the warn sign to people all over the world. Some of them are due to human bening's industries revolution & over consumption issue in life for the centuries, which brought us the pollution from the air till our mind in depth. The environment we lives in physical and we think in mind was polluted more or more. All kinds of words, sound, symbols related to the racial, the gender , the social status, and the country discrimination etc we created annoyed our soul & mind and caused more or more wars conflict from the people around the the world. All kinds of the air, water, food pollutions from all kinds of electronic & medical industries & instruments bring huge impact to our life & enfluence to our health.
Here I try to utilze & combine some different elements such as the leaves, the flowers, the sky, the mountain, the fog , rain & wind from the nature, and the railway station, the light, graffitti from the artifical world , and create the image which like the symbol or metaphor about what we breathe, we listen, we saw and we live together now in daily life .
With all these messy stuffs we got from the life and the world day by day , and it become the disturbance to our mind , and hard to seek the beauty of the clarity & the simplicity of the world we live and the mind we used to own. Let's try our best not only decrease the air pollution from the nature, but also simpify ourself from thoughts to mind if posssible from now on . And hope we can enjoy the happiness of simplicity & keep the longlasting of earth moving forwards.
Pictures of me doing a body paint project with dancer and all around lovely person, Kim Nourouzee. I was kind of thinking about Van Gogh's sunflowers and added glittery gears and wheels inside the flowers.
The photos were taken by CHRIS YETTER, photographer par excellence. See his work at : www.cjyphoto.com
I used Temptu Platinum, Ash Kumar Glitter (longlasting!) and a bit of Skin Ilustrator.
Pictures of me doing a body paint project with dancer and all around lovely person, Kim Nourouzee. I was kind of thinking about Van Gogh's sunflowers and added glittery gears and wheels inside the flowers.
The photos were taken by CHRIS YETTER, photographer par excellence. See his work at : www.cjyphoto.com
I used Temptu Platinum, Ash Kumar Glitter (longlasting!) and a bit of Skin Ilustrator.
This jadeite carving of 6,5 cm length depicts on one side 4 and the other side 5 dragons. They are swirling around between ruyi-headed clouds in search of the flaming pearl. The 4 dragon side shows an additional flying bat on top.
In former China both the dragon and the number nine were strongly associated with the emperor, the dragon being its symbol and the number nine as the highest single-digit number and resembling the word "longlasting". The highest ranking court officials wore robes depicting nine dragons.
The colour scheme of the stone is referred to as "spinach and egg" or "sancai" in Chinese, being (shades of) green, yellow and white.
The carving dates from approx. the 1930ies and is of superb quality. Not only the detail but also the organic and dynamic flow is a feast for the eye.
German postcard, no. 9226. Photo: Zander & Labisch.
Maria Orska (1893-1930) was a Russian-Jewish actress of the German stage and screen in the 1910s and 1920s.
On 16 March 1893 Maria Orska was born Effi Rahel Blindermann in Nikolayev, Russian Empire (now Mikolaiv in Ukraine). She was the cousin of the German actress Hedda Forsten and by her mother parented to the theatre impresario Eugen Frankfurter. Although she originally wanted to study law like her father wanted to, she became a stage actress and was discovered by the German actor and drama teacher Ferdinand Gregori when in St. Petersburg. In 1909 he brought her to Vienna's conservatory "k.u.k. Akademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst" (today Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien), led by him. In 1910, she followed Gregori to the Mannheim court theater where she debuted as "Daisy Orska" and soon drew attention to herself in plays by Strindberg and Schnitzler. In 1911 she came to the Schauspielhaus in Hamburg, where quickly she became the star of the company. In the season 1914/1915 Maria Orska, her stage name by now, moved to Berlin, where she performed at the "Theater in der Königgrätzer Straße" (today "Hebbel-Theater") as well as Max Reinhardt’s Berlin stage. In the same year Edith Andreae was introduced to her, with whom she held a longlasting friendship.
In Berlin the exiled Russian artist became known as interpreter of the works by modern playwrights such as Wilde, Strindberg, Schnitzler, Wedekind and Pirandello. She was a huge success in Wedekind’s Lulu in 1917. "She had sharp, piercing tones, the uncanny effect of which the little character fanatically exaggerated. She also cultivated mundane roles, in which she unfolded the pointed humours of a devious character ... In the field of erotic representation she dared to go remarkably far. She was not an elementary artist, but she had individual qualities that made her the darling of the audience“, the reporter and author Emil Faktor noted in the Berliner Börsen-Courier (16.05.1930) in occasion of her tragic death.
Since her marriage to her second husband, Baron Dr. Hans von Bleichröder jun. (1888 - 1938), a grandson of the Jewish banker Gerson von Bleichröder, the ambitious Maria Orska maintained an elaborate lifestyle. For a long time, she was at the center of so-called Berlin society, and also knew how to stage herself in private as an eccentric spectacle. Her popularity was reinforced by cinema. In 1915 she began a second career as a silent film actor and soon received top salaries. Maria Orska gave her screen debut at the Greenbaum-Film GmbH in Richard Oswald's melodrama Dämon und Mensch (Demon and Man, 1915) and played the shady Lina, who wants to take a cleansed criminal (Rudolf Schildkraut) away from the path of virtue. Maria Orska worked for the first time with the filmmaker and director Max Mack (1884 - 1973) in Das tanzende Herz (The Dancing Heart, 1916), which effected in a six-part Maria Orska film series for the cinemas in 1916/17, with Orska herself as protagonist in each film. The star was praised as "the unmatched interpreter of Strindberg's women, the most fashionable actress of today's Berlin". She was the representative of an "art entirely dedicated to nerves" (Der Film, no. 23, 01.07.1916). As a girl from the gutter she presented herself in Der Sumpf (The Gutter, 1916), but also in comedies such as Die Sektwette (The Champagne Bet, 1916) she was able to win the audience for herself.
But it was mostly the melodramas of those years in which Maria Orska performed the type of the wicked woman. After the dramatic film Adamant's Letztes Rennen (Adamant’s Last Race, 1917) and Der lebende Tote (The Living Dead, 1917), she was for Max Mack Die schwarze Loo (Black Lu, 1917), a gypsy woman who becomes the talk of the town, and who almost wrecks the marriage of a musician (Bruno Kastner). Director Max Mack abducts his audience into the dazzling half-world of the imperial capital. The acclaimed Maria Orska acted as Black Lu, who is constantly surrounded both in the demimonde world and high society. Between push dancing and amorous intrigue, the film develops its highly dared action for those days in expressive images and pointed situations, in which with remarkable determination the stern morality of the late German Imperial Empire is shaken.
Die schwarze Loo was the last part of the Maria -Orska-series, which Mack realized for the Greenbaum-Film. Then Maria Orska paused from the film business and focused on her work at the theater for the next three years. In 1920 she reappeared on screen in the film Die letzte Stunde (The Last Hour), directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki, and the Emile Zola adaptation Die Bestie im Menschen (The Human Beast, Ludwig Wolff 1921), Der Streik der Diebe (The Thieves’ Strike, Alfred Abel 1921), and Paul Czinner's drama Opfer der Leidenschaft (Victims of Passion, 1922) as female partner of Paul Bildt. With the role of the capricious dancer Barberina Campanini in the first and third part of the Fridericus Rex series (Sturm und Drang, 1922; Sanssouci, 1923) Maria Orska finished her film career.
Orska’s attempt to become a theatrical actress in Paris failed. Disappointed, the celebrated artist returned to Berlin and accepted commitments at the Komödienhaus, the Deutsches Theater and the Lessing Theater. In 1927 for instance, in Hans Kaltneker's mystery play The Sisters at the theater in the Königgrätzer Strasse in Berlin, Orska played the lesbian Ruth. More and more however, Orska’s health visibly deteriorated by her morphine addiction. Divorced since 1925 by her husband, Dr. Hans von Bleichröder, Maria Orska became the talk of the town because of her own desire for death and her drug consumption. Nurses waited on the side stage with a syringe, directors dreaded every performance. Her suicide attempts - once she jumped off a train - soon became routine for the public. "They had an already typical character, they were each time after a rest and detox pause in the sanatorium, which the demon hunted artist used to leave like a fury, in order to escape from a life that had become worthless for her", Emil Faktor wrote in 1930.
All rehab attempts by Orska proved failing. She finally poisoned herself by an overdose of Veronal. The actress was brought to the Viennese General Hospital, where she died on May 16, 1930, at the age of only 37 – she couldn’t cope with a pneumonia because of her weakened body.
PHOTO&DESIGN : JayZhang | 090 7744 246
COSTUME : QuePhuong & ThaiHuan
LIGHTING : TonyDuong
Produced by Weddingplanner.vn
Saigon , Vietnam .
March , 2010 .
This performer wanted to truly stand out for a special event. She was the host for this event and would also perform. She desired colors to accent her unique costume and also that were consistent with a belly dancing theme. I added a tattoo on her left cheek with stencils and turquoise airbrush colors from Temptu. Her makeup was flawless and did not sweat off during her performance. Airbrush makeup is perfect for long-lasting results.
Raoza-e-Mubarak Hazrat Mujaddid Alif Sa'ani Sheikh Ahmed(R.A)
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Imam-e-Rabbani Hazrat Mujaddid Alif Sa'ani Sheikh Ahmad Sarhindi (1564–1624) was an Indian Islamic Scholor from Punjab, a Hanafi jurist, and a prominent member of the Naqshbandi Sufi order. He is described as Mujaddid Alf Thani, meaning the "reviver of the second millennium", for his work in rejuvenating Islam and opposing the heterodoxies prevalent in the time of Moghal Emperor Akbar He is said to have had considerable and longlasting influence in India and to have given "to Indian Islam the rigid and Conservative stamp it bears today.
Most i of the Naqshbandi suborders today, such as the Mujaddid,Khalidi Saifi,Taheri,Qasimya and Haqqani sub-orders, trace their spiritual lineage through Sirhindi, often referring to themselves as "Naqshbandī-Mujaddidī". Sirhindi's shrine, known as Raoza Shareef is located in Sirhind,India..
PHOTO&DESIGN : JayZhang | 090 7744 246
COSTUME : QuePhuong & ThaiHuan
LIGHTING : TonyDuong
Produced by Weddingplanner.vn
Saigon , Vietnam .
March , 2010 .
Lagerstroemia indica - Crape myrtles are known for their colorful and long-lasting flowers which occur in summer months. Most species have strong and vigorous fluted stems and branches with a mottled appearance that arises from having bark that sheds throughout the year. The leaves are opposite and simple, with entire margins. We saw this bush in southern Virginia.
For a view of the entire bush follow this link: