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This is Sonja, the new skin from LOGO made for the Bella head. She's out now in store for a special price... but Max didn't stop there! The Bella head she was made for is free for a while too... as is the male Jace head, and a special price skin for him too.
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Located in Colmar, France, in the heart of the Alsace wine district, ‘la maison des têtes’ (or ‘the house of heads’ in english) is a historical and listed building completed in 1609. The name stems from the 109 small head sculptures that ornate its renaissance style façade.
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It really is the teeniest wildflower and so pretty. I named it after my daughter as she loves yellow so much. Macro Monday theme is less than an inch. Happy Macro Monday!
Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox overhead. AB800 open behind backdrop of white faux suede.Triggered by Cybersync.
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Austrian postcard by Iris Verlag, no. 960. Photo: Verleih Engel & Walter.
Actress Magda Sonja (1895 - 1974) was one of the divas of the Austrian silent cinema. She often starred in the films of her famous husband, actor and director Friedrich Feher.
Magda Sonja was born in 1895, in Wien (Vienna), Austria-Hungary (now Austria). She started her acting career on stage at the Theater an der Wien. Later she worked as a diseuse in different cabarets of the city. She made her film debut in 1917. From 1918 on the Sacha-film studio built her up as a star as a competitor to the star of the Wiener Kunstfilm, Liane Haid. Sonja appeared in films like Das andere Ich/The Other Me (1918, Fritz Freisler) with Fritz Kortner, and Um ein Weib/Because of a Woman (1918, Ernst Marischka, Hubert Marischka). The Austrian film industry produced more than 1000 films yearly in this period. During the 1920's she would become the most popular star of Sacha-film and was able to impersonate some impressive leading roles. To her well-known films of the early 1920's belong Die Venus/The Venus (1922, Hans Homma), the Hungarian production Drakula halala/Draculas Death (1923, Károly Lajthay) and Ssanin (1924, Friedrich Feher, Boris Nevolin).
Magda Sonja achieved the height of her fame when she made a series of films with her husband, actor and director Friedrich Feher, in Germany. She played leading roles in his Das graue Haus/The Grey House (1926) with Werner Krauss, Mata Hari, die rote Tänzerin/Mata Hari, the Red Dancer (1927), and Maria Stuart/Mary Queen of Scotts (1927) with Fritz Kortner. Mata Hari was the first full-length screen treatment of the life of infamous WWI spy. The filmwas produced in Germany in 1926, a full decade after the subject's death. Magda Sonja stars as the title character, an exotic dancer whose romance with a Russian grand duke comes to an end when she falls for a handsome peasant, Grigori (Mathias Wieman). In due course, Grigori is arrested and threatened with execution unless Mata-Hari agrees to become a spy on behalf of the Russians. Ultimately betrayed by her superiors, Mata-Hari nonetheless faces the firing squad with no regrets, secure in the knowledge that her lover has been spared. When released in the U.S. in 1927, Mata-Hari was extensively ballyhooed on the strength of Magda Sonja's extraordinarily revealing costumes. Another successful production was Sensations-Prozess/That Murder in Berlin (1928) with Carl Goetz and Gustav Diessl. With the rise of the sound film her career dropped off. To her last films belong Ihr Junge/Her Boy (1931) opposite her son, Hans Feher. In 1933 she emigrated with her husband and son to England, where they made one film together, The Robber Symphony (1936), an alternate version of their earlier film Gehetzte Menschen/Harried People (1932). The Robber Symphony, is an anarchistic musical about a gang of robbers who are searching for a treasure, hidden in a pianola. The film became a surprise cult hit in the Netherlands, where it appeared for 20 years in the arthouse cinema De Uitkijk. Outside of the Netherlands the film was not a success and it would be Magda Sonja’s last film. She and Feher emigrated to the United States, but their careers went nowhere in tinseltown. Magda Sonja died in 1974. The Amsterdam filmmuseum made a wonderful fresh restaurated copy of The Robber Symphony in 2006, which was broadcasted on the Dutch television. Director Cherry Duyns made a tv documentary about the Dutch success of the film and the sad ‘werdegang’ of the Feher family in Hollywood.
Sources: Thomas Staedeli (Cyranos), Hal Erickson (All Movie Guide), Wikipedia and IMDb.
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Preview of a dress I just made for my VACKRA collection :D
And many more goodies to come! (You should see my sketchbook, so many ideas!) But of course the actual "making" process is entirely different for SL than RL, so for me it's a bit tricky trying to make RL inspired ideas look good for SL. But I'll keep working at it, cause damn it we need some real fashion in here <3
Campbell River, BC Canada
Qathen Xwegus Management Corporation (QXMC), the economic development arm of the Klahoose First Nation, has a brand new water taxi designed and built to their specifications, continuing a year of milestones for the community..
The sleek black vessel, named Goat 1, features the nation's symbol of a mountain goat. It has special additions such as lookout windows and a walk-around cabin. Built by BRIX Marine in Port Angeles, WA, the boat was financed through a partnership with Tale’awtxw Aboriginal Capital Corporation.
The capacity of the boat is 12 passengers, and it will primarily serve the captive clientele of various QXMC divisions, such as forestry and tourism, said General Manager Bruno Pereira. They are also planning to advertise passage for the public on runs such as Campbell River — Cortes Island, and Campbell River — Lund.
Online Reference: canada-info.ca/en/klahoose-water-taxi
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