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Midrange view of her underskirts, legs and shoes.
Aurora is on the display stand and lifting her skirt to show her legs and dark pink high heeled shoes.
My Disney Princess Designer Aurora Doll is fully deboxed, and put back on the built-in display stand of the base of the display case.
She was released by the Disney Store on October 17-18, 2011, in an edition size of 4000 worldwide. I bought mine from a reseller, as I missed getting her on the initial release. She is #900 of 4000.
She is an 11 1/2'' collector's fashion doll in a display case with a clear acrylic top, plastic base with gold filigree and gold reflective nameplate, a built-in doll stand, and a certificate of authenticity.
She is in a modern version of her iconic deep pink gown, with a 2-ply satin skirt, with a pearl and rhinestone encrusted floral design lacey belt, golden rhinestones in the bodice, and white satin collar-like shoulder straps. For accessories, she has long white satin gloves, jeweled gold necklace and tiara, and gold rhinestone stud earrings.
She has her golden blonde hair wrapped in a large bun, with bangs in a tight curl over her forehead. She has rooted eyelashes, violet eyes, bright pink eyeshadow and lips. Her face mold is same as her sister Designer Princesses Cinderella, Ariel and Belle, although due to differing makeup and eyes, they each have their own distinctive look.
Under her dress she has a pink satin underskirt, then a 2-ply full length tulle petticoat, and is wearing dark pink high heeled shoes. She also has a waist joint that enables her top to swivel 360 degrees. On her back, above her waist, is her product code and serial number. Of course, seeing these last hidden features requires that she be deboxed.
On May 2, over a hundred people rallied outside of Philadelphia’s ICE office to let them know we will not stand for their anti-black criminalization and destruction of our communities. Let’s bring Christian home!!! Help us make sure our voices our heard by tweeting:
@sec_mayorkas
After dropping his children off at school last week, Christian was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents as he returned home. He was immediately taken to Moshannon Valley Detention Center and has since been transferred to other detention centers to be deported, even though he has been a resident for 20 years.
If deported, Christian would leave his wife and young children, all of whom are US citizens. We need to halt Christian’s deportation immediately so that we can advocate for his release and get him home to his family.
Join Juntos and VietLead for a phone zap May 2nd to demand that ICE officials release Christian and stop his deportation immediately! During the hour-long zoom call, we will walk you through the toolkit and support you in making calls to different ICE officials.
Can't make the phone zap? Take 5 minutes out of your day to contact ICE officials using the #KeepChristianHome toolkit!
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Beneath is a photo of Christian and his partner raising their hands after his ICE check-in.
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Every month we create a 3 tier cake stand from plates which reflect the colours and pictures of the season. Each cake stand includes a bottom tier plate from the 'Diary of an Edwardian Lady' series. cakestandheaven.com
Bought a bag of 10. Never used to use kick stands but I've grown to like them. They're handy and I get better photos using them. The pads are nice to have. The aluminum stand tip doesn't sink into soil with them on.
Stand Tall
I was a bit bored with UMAT practice, so I went for a walk - on a search for a new desktop background. This is an abnormal stalk, stemming from a bush that is frequently trimmed - no tall poppy syndrome here.
Pitching Jokes - Always looking for a laugh, such as . . .
"Time flies when you are having one . . ."
This photo was shot from a Hasselblad 500C with a Carl Zeiss S-Planar 1:5.6 f=120mm Lens attached to a 21mm Extension Tube using Kodak Portra 400 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitalized with Photoshop.
Today, 30 May 2017, faith and civic leaders from across Greater Manchester came together at Manchester Cathedral to reflect on events in the city and to sign a pledge to fight hate crime and promote unity across the region.
Greater Manchester Police’s Chief Constable Ian Hopkins, Lord Mayor of Manchester Cllr Eddy Newan, Metro Mayor Andy Burnham and Deputy Mayor Sir Richard Leese spoke alongside members of the major faith groups.
Community leaders joined together to launch a national initiative promoting community cohesion and unity.
‘We Stand Together’ encourages people to come together as one and celebrate their differences in order to build a safer and stronger United Kingdom.
The initiative has been launched following recent global events which have caused concern within communities across Greater Manchester.
Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy said: “Greater Manchester has a long and proud tradition of celebrating differences and sets a positive example to the rest of the world, which we should be immensely proud of.
“Recent attacks in Paris and Denmark have inevitably caused tension and fear within our communities and it is more important than ever that we come together as one and send a strong unified message that any attempt to create disharmony or fear is futile.
“We all have a responsibility to encourage community cohesion and I am calling on people to stand together against hatred and intolerance and show their support for each other during this difficult time”.
Councillor Bernard Priest, Manchester City Council's deputy leader, said: "Mancunians are rightly proud to live in a diverse and thriving city where people respect and tolerate each other, but there is no escaping the fact that incidents in other parts of the world can have an impact on community tensions here.
"Now, it is more important than ever for our communities to show the world that we are continuing to stand together, despite the troubling times we are living through, and demonstrate that hatred and intolerance have no place in our city."
Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd said: “Here in Greater Manchester, as across the land, we have strong, cohesive communities where we celebrate our diversity. But we should never take for granted the fact we live in a safe, tolerant part of the world as there are always those who would seek to drive us apart. By standing together we send out a clear and strong message that we celebrate and cherish our inclusive society, as well as recognising that we have a shared responsibility to work to safeguard it.”
Community leaders will be urging members of the public to use social media to spread the message of standing together using the hashtag #WeStandTogether
To report an incident of hate crime, please contact Greater Manchester Police on 101 or 999 in an emergency. Alternatively, please report online to True Vision (www.report-it.org.uk) or use the True Vision app.
This is a replica of a cupcake stand from Sweetopia's site. When I first saw the stand I fell in love with it and asked my brother if he could make it. I sort of forgot about it and then on Thanksgiving day he surprised me with it. It's really beautiful. Thank you Arthur!!!
200m2 is a leading exhibition stands contractor based in London (UK). We manufacturer exhibition stands of all sizes from small modular units to large custom applications. Find out more about our work at 200m2.co.uk
A view of Chichester Cathedral, across the Prebendal School playing fields, in Chichester.
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More than 700 Veterans Receive the Gift of Hope at Washington DC VA Medical Center’s Winterhaven Homeless Veterans Stand Down
The Washington DC VA Medical Center’s Winterhaven event saw record numbers of homeless, at-risk and underemployed Veterans. More than 700 Veterans attended the 21st annual Winterhaven Homeless Stand Down to receive one-on-one assistance withhealth care, benefits, employment and housing. The event also offered comprehensive women’s health care to 86 female Veterans. On January 24th, many received something they didn’t expect, hope. VA Secretary Bob McDonald and Interim Under Secretary for Health Carolyn Clancy joined medical center administrators, employees and volunteers for the event.
Winterhaven is a true community effort. At least 500 Volunteers, including 100 active duty service members, were on-hand doing everything from giving directions and serving hot meals, to counseling Veterans on avoiding foreclosure and HIV infection. With over 60 agencies and community partners on-site, Veterans received the resources needed to propel them forward. Area employers participated in a mini-job fair, offering on-site access to job opportunities. Numerous Veteran Service Organizations, businesses and state and local agencies joined forces for the day to provide one-stop access to necessary services such as housing, tax preparing assistance and haircuts. (VA/Robert Turtil)