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A picture is worth a thousand words. In this case, words like "Oh, bugger", or "Can one of us walk to the next town before nightfall?", or "Why didn't we bring more spares?".
Solar do Unhão
Salvador
Bahia
Brasil
" Hector Julio Páride Bernabó ou Carybé (Lanús, 7 de fevereiro de 1911 — Salvador, 2 de outubro de 1997) foi um pintor, gravador, desenhista, ilustrador, ceramista, escultor, muralista, pesquisador, historiador e jornalista argentino naturalizado e radicado no Brasil.
Durante a época que morou no Rio de Janeiro, foi escoteiro. Lá, era costume cada um ser identificado por um nome de peixe e ele recebeu o apelido de de Carybé (nome de um tipo de piranha). O artista usou-o então como alcunha no lugar do seu nome de batismo, muito parecido com o do seu irmão, também pintor.[1]
Fez cinco mil trabalhos, entre pinturas, desenhos, esculturas e esboços. Ilustrou livros de Jorge Amado e Cem Anos de Solidão de Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez. Era obá de Xangô, posto honorÃfico do candomblé. Morreu do coração durante uma sessão num terreiro de candomblé.
Uma parte da obra de Carybé se encontra no Museu Afro-Brasileiro de Salvador. São 27 painéis representando os orixás do candomblé da Bahia. Cada prancha apresenta um orixá com suas armas e animal litúrgico. Foram confeccionadas em madeira de cedro, com trabalhos de entalhe e incrustações de materiais diversos, para atender a uma encomenda do antigo Banco da Bahia S.A., atual Banco BBM S.A., que os instalou em sua agência da Avenida Sete de Setembro, no ano de 1968."
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APPROXIMATE RELEASE DATE: 2000-2002
MISSING ITEMS: Dress, bloomers, shoes, socks, hat, sailboat, book, 4 markers
PERSONAL FUN FACT: It's probably hard to tell from this photo, but this is in fact Bitty Bear's hat. I found it, along with a few other Bitty Baby scraps, in a bin of Barbie stuff I got at a flea market in 2012. I haven't used it on display yet for one of my bears, since I don't have any appropriate outfits to use this with. I would absolutely love to find the rest of this set. I have such fond memories of seeing it in the American Girl catalogue when I was younger. I hope one day I can find Bitty's outfit...Bitty Bear's hat would be the harder thing to find in the wild, due to its tiny size.
APPROXIMATE RELEASE DATE: 2000-2001
IMPORTANT NOTES: This same outfit, minus Bitt Bear's hat and the crayons, was available from 2007 to 2008. The 2007 version is called the "Trick-or-Treat Set + Book."
PERSONAL FUN FACT: This outfit is so cute, it is painful! I still have yet to see a Bitty Baby costume I like more than this. I really wish that American Girl had not used velcro on this fashion though. The velcro always gets caught on the tights, so mine do not look perfect anymore. I remember being SO careful while dressing my childhood doll in this ensemble...and yet the velcro still snagged. You cannot put the tights on afterwards either, since the pumpkin is a romper (meaning it has leg holes). The shoes also have velcro, so they pick at the tights too. My favorite part about this set has to be the hat. It looks so darn cute on my bald babies! It has a very thin elastic to hold it up, but it seems to stay in place decently (even considering that it's 20 plus years old now). I really adore how Bitty Bear got a matching hat as well. The pumpkin candy basket is just like the one that was packaged with my Girl of Today cat costume. I somehow never managed to confuse the two, since I always stored Bitty's stuff separately as a kid. But these days, both baskets are stashed together since we use American Girl accessories in photos (it's easier to organize by like items, rather than segregating by doll type). As for the crayons and coloring book, once again I never touched these. It's a cute idea, but the very thought of defiling this sweet book with crayon made my skin crawl as a kid. I was a perfectionist through and through, so I could never tarnish my pristine coloring book with crayons!
For The Nest Easter Hunt. Begins March 15th
4 items = 4 eggs to collect the set
.lame - Spring End Table
.lame - Spring Lamp
.lame - Peter Rabbit [white]
.lame - Peter Rabbit [brown]
(EACH ITEM IS 1 LAND IMPACT \o/)
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Unboxing and speedbuilding video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_w9CJuB6AI
A wedding bouquet set of (from top):
Clutch-style bridal bouquet in pink Anna roses.
Clutch-style bridesmaid bouquet of pink Rossini roses, pink mini Gerbera daisies, and purple Stock.
A flower girl basket of pink Rossini roses, purple Stock, and pink button mums.
Descriptions from North Star Orchards...
Sugar Snap Apples (red/green striped) - Ah, the taste of fall! Not-too-sweet, not-too-tart, Sugar Snap has the quintessential apple-y flavor and a great crunch!
Florina Apples (yellowish with pink blush). We nicknamed these 'The Bubblegum Apple', not because you can blow bubbles with them, but because they are very sweet and have a lovely pink color, which reminds of of Bazooka. While sweet, these have a nice balanced flavor and a lovely crisp texture. Kids love the name too!
Olympic Asian Pears - These are wildly different from the Hosui you have been getting lately. Olympic are super-crisp, more in line with the crunch of an apple. The flavor, while sweet, is more of a crisply clean sugar-cube sweet. Personally, I love these Asian pears the best, because of both the crunch and the flavor. See what you think! Please, don't be intimidated by their size. Asian pears don't turn brown when you cut them, so just use 1/2 (or 1/3 or 1/4!) of an Olympic and stick the rest back in the fridge. It'll be in just dandy condition when you want your next serving! These are great to serve with meals or salads, and are firm enough to stand up to cooking like pies.
Magness Pears - A sweet and juicy 'European' pear. These will need time to get a bit soft though, so let them sit on your counter for a few days until you can dent them with a finger. This can take 3 to 4 days, so you've got plenty of time to eat your other fruits first.
Tripod: Gitzo G2220
Camera: Canon eos 40D
Lens: Canon mp-e 65mm
Flash (on bracket): Canon 430ex II
Macro rail: Cheap ebay fotomate rail.
My previous light set-up: forum.belgiumdigital.com/f20/gratis-twinflash-tutorial-30...
this is a polaroid of one of the sets i built for the grayskul music video i directed. you can see it on my site at: www.designbum.net
Mail day!
Got Halloween 6 in the mail today. Thanks to a little help from myself, EBay and @gravespitter_, I now own the original series on VHS again. Wish I didn’t get rid of my originals in 2000 when graduating to DVD, but at least they’re back. I still own all the DVDs, including the television edit of part 1. Plus the Blu-ray box set.
I hate this part 5 clamshell case...so if anyone has one in a box they don’t need, I’m willing to buy it or make a trade....even if that is one of the worst movies of all time. I just want them all to flush together nicely.
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Doing the ten meter challenge from DPS, I used the really old and superfine china teapot and a tea cup that I got from my grandmother.
When I was a teenager I used to open up one of her china cabinets and look at the set, running my fingers along the edge of the cups. I loved the geisha pattern and told my grandmother that I really wanted them some day and that she could never ever sell them or give them away to anyone else.
Not long after I moved out of my parents' place, my grandmother boxed them up and gave them to me. I've always been afraid of using them lest they break but I'm frequently tempted. I do use one cup to hold jewelry on my dresser but the rest of the set lives on display in my china cabinet.
I really should use them just once at least.
llego el momento de todo lo que yo quiero. 13.
poder acumulado. te cae en bombaso en la geta.
WITCHERY2013
Strobist: 19 cameraes set to do a time slice film... 15 strobes (SB800 and SB900) mountet in a ring above and a ring below the mayhem. All set to 1/128 power and zoomed to 70 mm. Triggered by sound trigger connected to SB900. The rest set to SU-4.
The film will soon be on youtube.
Shot at the fotomalia meeting in Ã…rhus Denmark