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This is Max, my nephew. Picture taken in Harmonia, a small beach near Imbe/RS, south of Brazil. The sunset reflected in the lenses of his shades is edited from this photo that I took in Japan.
We are going to create a drawer. We are going, to begin with, a simple box here go to geometry and click and drag I want to change the color maybe blue and we want to see the edges around the corner we go here to select edges to edit faces and faces oka. We are going to right-click editable poly we want to make those faces or polygons of the other box we are created separately. So we select each one go down here and detached those are similar so we don’t want to see we want to detach them together they touch this one and detach the bottom. For more info visit
This was a very rich, very amazing sundae. I was so excited about it that I forgot to take the photo before half demolishing it! Includes rich ice cream, dark chocolate brownies, chocolate waffle balls and caramel sauce. YUM!
This was my last cake for 2010.
10" marbled mudcakewith white and dark chocolate ganache. Yellow and white was the theme, Cristinas motherwas so grateful for the cakei got choccies and a thankyou card. She also bookedthe wedding cake for this December. :)
Action shot of Max on his Kawasaki Zephyr 750. Taken in 1993.
Max decided that it would be a wise investment, to blow his deposit for a flat on a new bike.
Bike last seen rusting in the garden.
Pentacon Six TL und ein Fuji Reala Iso 100. Negativscan, umgewandelt in s/w. Ski's Country Trash: Join Me: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWQAig4BD7A
O2 Max is located on the City campus of Nottingham Trent University, next to the student shop and behind Premiere Inn. It hosts a gym facilitated with a range of the latest fitness equipment, including treadmills, rowing machines, free weights, power plates and more!
O2 Max is located on the City campus of Nottingham Trent University, next to the student shop and behind Premiere Inn. It hosts a gym facilitated with a range of the latest fitness equipment, including treadmills, rowing machines, free weights, power plates and more!
German postcard for 'Die trustfreie Eidelsan' by Margarinewerk Eidelstedt Gebr. Fauser G.m.b.H., Holstein, Serie 1, no. 22. Photo: Marcus.
German stage and film actor Max Adalbert (1874-1933) was one of the great names of the German theatre at the beginning of the twentieth century. He was famous for his roles in comedies. His greatest success was the title role in the comedy Der Hauptmann von Köpenick/The Captain from Köpenick (1931) which he played on stage and in the cinema.
Max Adalbert was born Maximilian Adalbert Krampf in 1874 in Danzig in Imperial Germany, now Gdansk in Poland. He was the son of a Prussian Officer. Using his first two names as his stage name, he debuted at the age of 19 at the theatre of Lübeck and in 1894 at the municipal theatre of Barmen. Adalbert also appeared in St. Gallen (Switzerland), Nuremberg and Vienna (Austria). He moved to Berlin in 1899 to work at the Residenztheater. In 1915, Adalbert joined the film business. In the following years, he took part in productions like Wie werde ich Amanda los? (1915), Die Buchhalterin (1918), König Nicolo (1919) and Die Verführten (1919). When Max Adalbert came in contact with Curt Bois, he turned into a comedian. During the 1920s, Max Adalbert appeared in several silent films, including Der Dummkopf/The Blockhead (Lupu Pick, 1921), Lady Hamilton (Richard Oswald, 1921) starring Liane Haid, and Die Flamme/The Flame (Ernst Lubitsch, 1923) starring Pola Negri. The highlights are two masterpieces by Fritz Lang, Der müde Tod/Destiny (Fritz Lang, 1921) and Dr. Mabuse der Spieler/Mabuse the Gambler, 1922), the first film in the Dr. Mabuse series about the master criminal who featured in the novels of Norbert Jacques. In 1923, Adalbert retired temporarily from the cinema because he missed the possibility of using words. Together with the actors Paul Morgan and Kurt Robitschek, he founded the 'Kabarett der Komiker' in 1924 which soon became established in Berlin and enjoyed great popularity.
After a few years solely devoted to the stage, Max Adalbert successfully returned to the cinema when sound film was introduced in Germany. Both on stage and in films, he experienced an enormous increase in his popularity. He was very good in the film comedy Mein Leopold/My Leopold (Hans Steinhoff, 1931) opposite Harald Paulsen as Leopold. In 1931 he also made his debut at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin as the lead character of Carl Zuckmayer's 'Der Hauptmann von Köpenick'. He took the role over from Werner Krauss and it became his greatest triumph on stage. Because of this huge success, he was also engaged in the film adaptation, Der Hauptmann von Köpenick/The Captain from Köpenick (Richard Oswald, 1931). The story centres on the Hauptmann von Köpenick affair in 1906. With this role, he set a cinematic monument for himself. He also appeared in the comedy Das Ekel/The Scoundrel (Eugen Schüfftan. Franz Wenzler, 1931) with Evelyn Holt, musical romance Mein Herz sehnt sich nach Liebe/My Heart Longs for Love (Eugen Thiele, 1931) starring Trude Berliner, and the comedy Lachende Erben/Laughing Heirs (Max Ophüls, 1933) starring Heinz Rühmann. In 1933, Max Adalbert suddenly died - of pneumonia or a heart attack (the sources differ) - while in Munich for a guest performance. He was 58. The actor was buried at the Stahnsdorf South-Western Cemetery near Berlin.
Sources: Guy Bellinger (IMDb), Wikipedia (English and German) and IMDb.
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Max Paul Maria - This Mess we are in
Max Paul Maria sings his songs "This Mess we are in" in the cafe Edelweiss, Berlin.
Still frame exctract from the video:
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by Stephan Talneau