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San Sebastian from Mount Igueldo, pretty much SOOC. Lovely city. The tennis centre in the foreground is called "Wimbledon". Really.
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Found art in San Sebastian / Donostia* on a walk around the waterfront - essentially Women and the Sea. The top text is in Basque - referred to as Euskara - while the bottom is in Spanish.
From Wikipedia, "A language isolate, Basque is believed to be one of the few surviving pre-Indo-European languages in Europe, and the only one in Western Europe." The language is now spoken by about 27% of the Basque population, but historically it's the language that has made one Basque as much or more than anything.
While it may only be spoken today by one in four, Euskara is all over the place in signage and is fascinating to look at, if slightly impossible to easily guess at it's English translation. Fortunately Google Translate often came to the rescue.
*In fact Donostia is the Euskara word for... San Sebastian. Now you know.
Hacía tiempo que no lo vestía de Nash, y ya no sabía ni qué ponerle xDDDD. Pero rebuscando le he encontrado este pastiche a lo samurai moderno, porque él lo vale
The City Hall of San Sebastian (former casino):
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_council_of_San_Sebasti%C3%A1n
San Sebastian also known as Donostia (in Basque) is the capital city of the province of Gipuzkoa of the Basque Autonomous Community
Ya que aún no tengo al tae de Sebastian, me conformo con el nendoroid xD
Adoro al gatico! Y lo mejor, sin duda, es la cara de hiperfelicidad-orgasmatronix que trae... Total, es un vicio porque mola y porque es Sebastian.
PD: Si algún día tengo un mayordomo, que confio en ello, tendrá que llamarse Sebastian. Y de segundo nombre Ambrosio. Porque si.
*pigarreando*
Agora gritemos U_U
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Chegou!!! D:
Esses dias uma pessoa mega legal colocou seu Sebby para adoção no face, não resisti e levei ele, ai meu pai eu nem acredito que consegui mais um doll de uma lista de desejos bem antiga! T_T
E completo!! D:"
E com CAIXA! 8D
Morrendo de amores, ele é tão pálido!*-*
Quem será ele na historinha? GuG
Um mordomo?
Um demônio? (sabe que foi por conta de Kuro que tenho tantos demônios?)
Seria um marfioso?
Mistério! 8D
Sei poucas coisas sobre ele, e aos poucos sei que ele vai contar os babados U_U
Tem cara de puto, tem sim!
O nome é Sebastian mesmo, porque acho que já é um ritual manter o nome do Sebastian de Sebastian mesmo, mas como adoro um seriado que tem um Sebastian acabei colocando o apelido, Bash! *-*
Asja Valčić & Sebastian Schneider - 29.01.2026 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
Besetzung:
Asja Valčić: cello;
Sebastian Schneider: Piano;
Sebastian: Afff... Eu resolvi dar um passeio aqui pela sua facul mas essa mulher é maluca... :/
- Concordo! 😑
Sebastian: Desde que sentamos aqui nesse maldito banco a mulher ta se vangloriando pra amiga q roubou o "macho" da outra que vive mandando mensagens pra ela pelo whatsapp...
- E aquelas mensagens melosas que ela mandou pro tal cara? '-'
Sebastian: Jurava que uma criança escreveu aquilo, sem falar que ela ta detonando a mulher aqui pra amiga... Sei la, ainda q ela goste do cara acho isso repulsivo. '-'
- Ela ta mostrando ate os audios da mulher pra tal amiga, so palavras de baixo escalão pra ter noção da baixaria, e a mulher coloca no ultimo volume pra faculdade inteira ouvir... 😦
Sebastian: Estou enjoado já dessa baboseira, ela ta se vangloriando aqui porque pegou o "macho" da outra e acha isso lindo, sem falar que ta sendo super falsiane... Ela deseja tudo de bom pra tal mulher diz que Deus vai iluminar ela e tal, sendo que ta falando pra amiga aqui q quer q ela se lasque, de ultima isso!
- Isso não é o pior, eu queria usar a tomada pra carregar o meu celular mas esse cacete ta usando pra falar essas merdas pelo celular! 😠
Sebastian: Esse cara boa coisa não é, olha so a situação... É uma ameaçando a outra pelo whatsapp! 😮 Ela pode se dar bem mal por causa dele... Mas, ela se acha a tal por ta com ele!
- É cada uma... 😑
San Sebastian Church, located in Agüimes, a 15th Century Village, on Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.
Agüimes as a settlement was founded in the mid-fifteenth century, with the town’s development centring around the imposing structure of the church. The white domed, neo-gothic towers, of San Sebastian dominate the town’s landscape, and the church building is fronted by one of Agüimes most important social centres, the Plaza del Rosario. The church’s interior is highly ornate, displaying many statues of the local saints and other religious artefacts. (suite101.com)
San Sebastian also known as Donostia (in Basque) is the capital city of the province of Gipuzkoa of the Basque Autonomous Community
This week we have Sebastian Arellano's Cassowary.
When I first received these diagrams, I have to admit I was slightly disappointed reading through the folding sequence on page 2... until I saw where it was going! There is a very cool trick used to give the body its volume and shape. In fact, page 3 is just filled with great stuff! And how often do you see an origami Cassowary!
Cassowary - Sebastian Arellano
The version in the photo above was folded by Sebastian himself. I folded one too, but I don't have any black paper ready, and white/yellow origami paper just could not do this giant wingless bird justice.
Enjoy!
And as always, we'd love to see your photos! Also, remember to return for next week's installment of Origami Weekly!
--Jared
I SO named this after a song off the Tarzan soundtrack.
As usual, it started with a simple desire to draw these two, but I wound up experimenting with shading for future stand-alone pictures - maybe comic pages in the future, as it evolved from a technique I kinda use on some O31 page backgrounds. I'm happy with it, for what it is.
This is relatively soon after the two met compared to the other pictures I've done...as such they are dirt poor hobos who travel via sneaking onto boxcars. Sebastian has yet to get jaded by his situation as a whole, and Bjorn has yet...to get any pants.
German autograph card.
Sebastian Koch (1962) is one of Germany s most multi-faceted and successful television and film actors. He is known for roles in the Academy Award-winning film The Lives of Others (2007), Paul Verhoeven’s Zwartboek/Black Book (2006), Steven Spielberg’s Bridge of Spies (2015), and as Otto Düring in the fifth season of the TV series Homeland (2015-2016). Recently, he could be seen in Werk ohne Autor/Never Look Away (2018) with Tom Schilling, and in the TV adaptation of Umberto Eco's novel The Name of the Rose (2019) with John Turturro and Rupert Everett. Announced is the Canadian series Shadowplay (2020), in which he will star with Nina Hoss.
Sebastian Koch was born in 1962 in Karlsruhe, West Germany. Koch grew up in Stuttgart with his single mother, and temporarily lived in the orphanage where his mother worked. He originally wanted to be a musician, but a production of the artistic director Claus Peymann influenced him in the late 1970s to change his career aspiration to become an actor. From 1982 to 1985, Koch studied acting at the renowned Otto-Falckenberg-Schule (Otto Falckenberg School) in Munich. In addition to his cinematic work, he played a diversity of different roles on stage. Koch portrayed amongst other Peer Gynt and Leonce in Leonce and Lena at the municipal theatre of Darmstadt. At the Schiller theatre in Berlin he played the character Roller in Schiller's Die Raüber/The Robbers and Orest in Goethe's Iphigenie auf Tauris. A couple of years later, he took over the role of Lord Goring in Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband in the playhouse Bochum under the direction of Armin Holz. Koch had his first TV appearance in 1980 in the 77th episode of the Krimi series Derrick, followed by an episode in another popular Krimi series Tatort/Crime Scene (1986). He acted in numerous thrillers like Der Mann mit der Maske/The Man with the Mask (Peter Schulze-Rohr, 1994), Die brennende Schnecke/The Burning Snail (Thomas Stiller, 1996) and in Heinrich Breloer's two-piece Todesspiel/Dead Pool (1997), in which he portrayed the role of Andreas Baader. This role overnight changed his career.
Sebastian Koch won in 2002 the Adolf Grimme Award for two different films, a feat not achieved in over 30 years of German television. He won the award for the title role in Der Tanz mit dem Teufel - Die Entfuehrung des Richard Oetker/Dance with the Devil – The Kidnapping of Richard Oetker (Peter Keglevic, 2001), the story of the abduction of the heir to the Oetker fortune, and for his performance as the writer Klaus Mann in the three-part historical family drama Die Manns - Ein Jahrhundertroman/The Manns – A Novel of the Century (Heinrich Breloer, 2002), starring Armin Mueller-Stahl as Thomas Mann. The latter drama was furthermore distinguished as "TV event of the year" with the German Television Award, and Koch received the Bavarian TV Award for the same film. His first international productions included the historical drama Napoléon/Napoleon (Yves Simoneau, 2002), in which Koch appeared alongside Christian Clavier, Gérard Depardieu, John Malkovich and Isabella Rossellini. He portrayed the youthful lover of Catherine Deneuve, Rodolphe Löwenstein, in Princesse Marie/Marie und Freud (Benoît Jacquot, 2004). Anke Zindler at IMDb: 'Koch' s continued choice of roles in his career have provided an extremely intense examination of many personalities and themes pertaining to German history.' He played Rudolf Höss in Costa-Gavras Hochhuth’s adaptation Amen (2002). He appeared in The Tunnel (Roland Suso Richter, 2001), a made-for-television German film about the idea of going underground by digging a tunnel shortly after the construction of the Berlin wall in 1961, and in the historical drama Zwei Tage Hoffnung/Two Days of Hope (Peter Keglevic, 2003) about the strike in the GDR on 17 June 1953. Koch appeared as Oberst Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg in Stauffenberg/Operation Valkryrie (Jo Baier, 2004) winner of the German Film Award; and as the Nazi architect Albert Speer in the TV mini series Speer und Er/Speer & Hitler: The Devil's Architect (Heinrich Breoler, 2005) - his third collaboration with the director following Todesspiel and The Manns – A Novel of the Century. He received for his latter performance the German TV Award.
In 2006, Sebastian Koch played his most famous role as GDR dramatist/playwright Georg Dreymann in the drama Das Leben der Anderen/The Lives of Others (Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, 2006) opposite Ulrich Mühe and Martine Gedeck. Dreyman was a dissident who was spied on and monitored by the Stasi. The film received an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film in 2007 as well as the BAFTA Award, the César, and the German and European Film Award. In Paul Verhoeven’s excellent film Zwartboek/Black Book (2006), Koch played a Nazi Officer in occupied Holland who falls in love with a Jewish member of the resistance (Carice van Houten). Black Book celebrated its premiere at the Venice Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival. Koch appeared opposite Tim Roth in the international production of Jack London’s classic psychological adventure novel Sea Wolf (Mike Barker, 2008). He portrayed a lone despot of both brutal cruelty and longing romance. The shooting of this two-parter based on Nigel Williams’ script took place in Halifax, Canada. The mini series won the Directors Guild of Canada Award and Koch was nominated in 2010 for his role as Wolf Larsen for the international Emmy Award. In Manipulation (Pascal Verdosci, 2009), adapted from the novel Das Verhör des Harry Wind, Koch played a leading role opposite Klaus Maria Brandauer.
Sebastian Koch also starred in the English independent tragicomedy Albatross (Niall MacCormick, 2010), Unknown (Jaume Collet-Serra, 2010) with Liam Neeson and Diane Kruger, and he had a guest role alongside Eva Green and Joseph Fiennes in the TV series Camelot (2011). In 2011, Koch appeared in the Czech production Ve Stinu/The Shadow of the Horse (David Ondricek, 2012), in which Koch played the leading role of the investigator Zenk, whose mission is to win through one personal rival and through the regime of communist Prague in the 1950s. In Das Wochenende/The Weekend (Nina Grosse, 2012), Koch portrays an amnestied RAF terrorist (Jens Kessler), who has a reunion with his old mates. In the same year Koch made the Greek-Russian drama film O Theos agapaei to haviari/God Loves Caviar (Yannis Smaragdis, 2012), based upon the true story of Ioannis Varvakis, played by Koch, a former pirate who moved up to being a Greek caviar merchant and eventual benefactor from Psara. The international cast also included Catherine Deneuve as Catherine the Great of Russia and John Cleese as Officer McCormick. Furthermore, Koch played the title role in the thriller Suspension of Disbelief (Mike Figgis, 2012) with Lotte Verbeek, and was Bruce Willis’ Russian antagonist in A Good Day to Die Hard (John Moore, 2013), part 5 of the Die Hard films. Ridley Scott directed him in The Vatican (2013), a pilot episode for a Showtime series about intrigues concerning the Pope and mysteries and secrets within the Catholic Church. Koch played the role of the Vatican’s secretary Cardinal Marco Malerba, who is one of the true potentates of the inner circle.
Sebastian Koch portrayed Alfred Nobel in Bertha von Suttner und Alfred Nobel - Eine Liebe für den Frieden/Madame Nobel (Urs Egger, 2014). In the French production Au nom de ma fille/Kalinka (Vincent Garenq, 2016), based on a true story, Koch played Dieter Krombach, a German doctor who is accused of murdering his stepdaughter by her biological French father (Daniel Auteuil). The case had spanned 30 years and has caused considerable publicity because of the issues of French-German relations and vigilante justice it raised. Koch was also part of Steven Spielberg’s historical dramatic thriller Bridge of Spies (2015) starring Tom Hanks, about the negotiations of the release of spies between the East and West. He also appeared in the biographical romantic drama The Danish Girl (Tom Hooper, 2015), about one of the first known recipients of sex reassignment surgery, starring Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander. Nebel im August/Fog in August (Kai Wessel, 2016) is the first feature film to address the Nazis' euthanasia program and the hospital's staunch Nazi chief physician Werner Veithausen's (played by Koch) way of dealing with the issue. Koch appeared in the fifth season of the TV series Homeland (2015-2016) about bipolar CIA Officer Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes). Recently he could be seen in Werk ohne Autor/Never Look Away (Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, 2018) with Tom Schilling, and in the Television adaptation of Umberto Eco's novel The Name of the Rose (Giacomo Battiato, 2019) with John Turturro and Rupert Everett. Announced is the Canadian series Shadowplay (Måns Mårlind, Björn Stein, 2020), in which he will star with Nina Hoss. Sebastian Koch dated Carice van Houten from 2006-2009. He had met her on the set of Zwartboek/Black Book. Koch lives in Berlin and has a daughter, Paulina.
Sources: Anke Zindler (IMDb), Wikipedia and IMDb.
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Mashed Peas feat. Anna Buchegger - 16.09.2023 - Take the A-Train Musicfestival - Main Stage Hauptbahnhof Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Lorenz Widauer: trumpet
Max Rehrl: trumpet
Paul Widauer: sax, percussion
Sebastian Rehrl: trombone
Matthias Leboucher: synth
Lukas Moser: synth
Lukas Kranjc: bass
Robert Schoosleitner: drums
Anna Buchegger: vocals
Sebastian Vettel off turn nine today during final practice for the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring,Spielberg.
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San Sebastian also known as Donostia (in Basque) is the capital city of the province of Gipuzkoa of the Basque Autonomous Community
late 1920's Dorothy Sebastian and Joan Crawford having a picnic on the beach at Santa Monica, California.
Apple has made available the new "Photos" image editing software which is meant to replace iPhotos and Apperture. I took my laptop to the Apple Store for the upgrade and lost more than 5,000 images in the process. The guys at the Genius Bar believe my iPhotos application may have been corrupt prior to the upgrade. So...to those who might be considering the upgrade...beware.
Back-up before, just in case. . .