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Middelfart, Denmark, 20230703: Women’s Match Racing World Championship 2023 - POWERED BY BUNKER ONE - 11 teams with the top female skippers and their crew compete for the championship in Middelfart, Denmark. PHOTO: MICK ANDERSON
Eu achava essa maneira de pintar HORRÍVEL!
Até que as fotos da Lú me convenceram e eu resolvi participar do desafio do TSE
E acabei gostando =D
Polegar: Mink Mitten (Man Glaze)
Indicador: ILF (Man Glaze) + Fitinhas de Nail Art + Preto Carimbo (Blant)
Médio: Magnetic Force (Color Club)
Anelar: Preto Carimbo (Blant) + Indian Holi (Penélope Luz) + Seche Vite
Mindinho: Mink Mitten (Man Glaze) + Preto Carimbo (Blant) + Nailz Craze NC02 + Seche Vite
Ps: VOTEM EM MIM!
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Theme: Stripes
When I thought "Stripes", I thought "Zebra". It was automatic
(e.g. the pop band "The Stripes" in my mind was "The Zebras")
When I thought "Stripes" without "Zebra" some mental block happened because I couldn't see "Stripe" as the dictionary says: "a line of one colour on a background of a different colour" (McMillan): the format of the line in my mind had to be somehow irregular, like the Zebra's stripes :). So, I think I've learned a lesson with this week's theme.
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Matches from "IPW:UK 9th Anniversary Show"
1 - Six Man Tag: The Wonder Whizz Kids (Whizz Kids/Storm) defeated Team Combat (Gulak/Hyde/End) with a pinfall on Tommy End by The Whizz Kids in 15:18.
2 - International Singles Match: 'Earl' Jonathan Windsor upset Drake Younger via pinfall in 12:27.
3 - Grudge Match: 'The Star Attraction' Mark Haskins (w/ Ricky 'Hype' Martin) defeated 'Irresistible' Iestyn Rees (w/ 'Gentleman' Gilligan Gordon) via pinfall in 10:12.
4 - International Tag Team Match: The LDRs (Scurll/Sabre) defeated Ricochet/AR Fox via pinfall in 20:53.
5 - Grudge Match: 'Mr. Wrrrrrrrestling' Paul Robinson upset 'The Canadian Hammer' Paul Ryker via pinfall 7:33.
After the match, IPW:UK World Champion Sha Samuels attacked and KIDKNAPPED Robinson!
6 - IPW:UK World Title Match: Sha Samuels (c) [11th defence] defeated Grado via pinfall in 15:30 to retain the title.
7 - IPW:UK Tag Title Iron Fist Match, Special Ref Flash Barker: The Bhangra Knights (Allen/Singh) defeated The London Riots (c) (Davis/Lynch) 3-falls-to-2 to WIN the titles after 30 minutes of action!
Japan Expo 2019 - ICWA - Day 2 - Hibiscus Mii Vs Gurukun Mask
Hibiscus Mii def. (Pin) Gurukun Mask
Type of match : Mixed Gender Match
( Venez celebrer le 20e anniversaire de Japan Expo ! Ne en 2000, le festival poursuit depuis sa premiere edition l'ambition de reunir les amoureux du Japon, les fans de pop culture et les curieux en tout genre, pour leur permettre de profiter de leur passion et leur faire decouvrir le pays du soleil levant, sa culture et ses talents.
Japan Expo met sur le devant de la scene la culture japonaise la plus traditionnelle comme la plus moderne en invitant le public a rencontrer des invites de nombreux domaines, assistez a des spectacles en tout genre et participer a toutes sortes d'animations, de jeux ou d'ateliers. Rejoignez cette grande fete du 4 au 7 juillet 2019 au Parc des Expositions de Paris-Nord Villepinte ! )
Kate writes: "I am a teacher, and all my students have autism. I love to do art with them, and so many of your ideas are just at the right level for them. We make art and craft a couple of times a week and the students are getting more engaged with it as time goes on.
Today we made the matchbox trains and they were a big hit. One student chose to draw his own track. I have promised him we will make a proper track for the trains next week - and he wants to do a station too... I think a tissue box would do well for that."
The Black Ferns is New Zealand's national women's rugby union team.
The team's nickname combines the colour black and the silver fern, which are iconic New Zealand sporting symbols. For example, the All Blacks is New Zealand's famous men's rugby team, the Black Caps is the men's cricket team, the White Ferns is the women's cricket team, while the Silver Ferns is the national women's netball team.
The Black Ferns are the current Women's Rugby World Cup champions. They have won four consecutive World Cups, winning the first International Rugby Board (IRB)-sponsored Cup in 1998, the 2002 World Cup in Barcelona, the 2006 World Cup in Edmonton, Canada, and the 2010 World Cup in London, England. The Black Ferns have participated in most WRWC events since its inauguration in 1991, only missing the 1994 championship in Scotland. They also won the Canada Cup in 1996, 2000, and 2005, and the Churchill Cup in 2004.
Farah Palmer, who had been captain since 1997, lost her captaincy in 2005 due to a shoulder injury. However, she was honoured as International Women's (Rugby) Personality of the Year at the IRB Awards. During that year, Rochelle Martin and Anna Richards led the team in the 2005 test series against England, which the Black Ferns won 2-0. For the 5th Women's Rugby World Cup in Canada, Farah Palmer fought her way back into the Black Ferns team. After again leading the team to World Cup victory, Palmer announced her retirement from the Black Ferns in September 2006.[1]
While rugby is the most popular spectator game in New Zealand, the Black Ferns have suffered in the past from similar problems to any women's sport—under-funding, lack of support and lack of publicity. The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) and IRB have been criticised for not doing more to promote women's rugby, although support is beginning to build in those organisations. The NZRU started funding the Black Ferns in 1995, thus giving a great boost to their game. Accordingly the Black Ferns have benefitted from being included in NZRU High Performance initiatives. Along with professional coaches the team has had access to professional development resources such as analysis. The Black Ferns have used Verusco Technologies TryMaker video analysis system, as used by the All Blacks. In more recent times, the team's profile has risen greatly at a grassroots level, due in great part to their string of successes, and it is increasingly seen to be a national team on the same basis as any other.
In January 2010 NZRU announced that the National Provincial Competition (NPC) will have to go due to budget cuts. This has been a shock for many women players especially since it is a World Cup year. Former captain Farah Palmer was one of the women who commented on that.[2] NZRU said women's domestic rugby is one of many victims of the tight financial times. They have faced a barrage of criticism for their decision. General manager of provincial rugby Neil Sorenson said NZRU is going to replace the competition with camps and trials for the Black Ferns.
After the Black Ferns won the World Cup in 2010 and due to efforts of many rugby players in New Zealand the NPC was re-installed. The Auckland Storm with Emma Jensen captaining the side, won the final against Canterbury 38-12 in Christchurch. It was the Auckland Storm 5th consecutive title.
Les Néo-Zélandaises se présentent comme les favorites naturelles du Mondial dames de rugby qui s'ouvre vendredi près de Paris, après avoir remporté les quatre dernières éditions, mais les hôtes françaises et les grandes rivales anglaises se tiennent en embuscade.
Les "Black Ferns" (Fougères noires) règnent sans partage sur le monde depuis 1998 et ont pris l'habitude, lors des trois dernières éditions, de contrarier les rêves anglais en finale. Victorieuses de leurs quatre matches de préparation contre l'Australie, les Samoa et le Canada (deux fois), les Néo-Zélandaises, dont les meilleures sont sous contrat fédéral et sont également championnes du monde à VII, semblent posséder un temps d'avance sur le plan technique et physique. Versées dans une poule B plutôt facile (avec l'Irlande, les États-Unis et le Kazakhstan), les Black Ferns devraient se roder lors de leurs trois premières rencontres disputées à Marcoussis, siège de la Fédération française de rugby à une trentaine de kilomètres au sud de Paris.
Parmi les douze équipes en lice pour cette septième édition, les Françaises font figure de sérieuses prétendantes après avoir remporté le Grand Chelem dans le Tournoi des six nations. Invaincues en 2014, les Bleues ont l'avantage du terrain, à condition de gérer la pression de l'événement. Elles devraient en théorie franchir l'obstacle d'une poule C comprenant le pays de Galles, l'Afrique du Sud et l'Australie. Les "Wallaroos" et les "Bleues" n'ont guère de repères les unes contre les autres, leur dernière opposition remontant au Mondial-2010 et au match pour la 3e place perdu par la France.
Les Anglaises (poule A) voudront, elles, chasser l'amertume du dernier Mondial: elles s'étaient inclinées au Twickenham Stoop d'un cheveu contre les Néo-Zélandaises (13-10) au terme d'une finale à fort suspense. Mais leurs Tournois des six nations 2013 (3e place) (...)
Match Day 2019
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Photo: Anne Rayner; VU
Classmates jump for joy as Victor Kovac hugs fiancé Madison Mack, an immunology PhD student at Washington University. Kovac will train at Brigham & Women's Hospital in internal medicine. March 16, 2018. Photo: Matt Miller
u let my heart burn..
but u never did turn..
or look back to see what u left behind..
come and look at the trase u left asigned..
pinching my heart and never letting go ..
I got this dress hoping that it would match this jacket more or less, but didn't. It's a pity they didn't. but the dress is still nice as is the jacket.
during the UEFA Champions League Semi Final, second leg match between FC Barcelona and Chelsea FC at Camp Nou on April 24, 2012 in Barcelona, Spain.
Grafica inscripta para la MARATON FIAP JOVENES CREATIVOS 2009. Equipo creativo: Melissa Cabrera y yo.
Last night, at the Barbican.
Wonderful. Horribly, horribly tense. Nicely balanced morality left me *just* rooting for the bad person, which felt very uneasy.
I'd never have guessed it was a Woody Allen film.
Brooklyn-based design studio Young Projects was selected as the winner of the 2014 Times Square Alliance Valentine Heart Design competition. “Match-Maker” cosmically connects people through zodiac signs at twelve viewing points around the heart shaped sculpture. Peering through the colorful intertwined periscopes provides glimpses of each viewer’s four most ideal astrological mates. The form of the sculpture is complex, symmetrical and changes as viewers experience it from different vantage points. From many angles, the installation looks like a perfect heart form, but from other perspectives, the sculpture is tangled and multifaceted. Kammetal oversaw the construction of the installation.
Since “Match-Maker’s” month long debut in Times Square, the sculpture has been relocated to the DUMBO Archway in Brooklyn for two months. Young Projects, the DUMBO Improvement District and the DOT Art Program are happy to “cosmically connect” New Yorkers and visitors in another part of the City.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Arterventions
“Match-Maker” by Young Projects
Presented with DUMBO Improvement District and Times Square Alliance
Archway, Dumbo, Brooklyn