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Diseño: Andrea Tobar
Fotografía: Hector Carrasco B
Concepto: Versátil, Provisorio, Minimalista, Portátil.
Materiales: Cartón Forrado, soquete, cable, interruptor.
visita: Make your Self
DADA kamikaze freeform
multi versatile
top wrap tunic shawl tunic
for self-aware individuals
who love to express
who they truly are
intuitive
knitting & crochet fusion
with integrated 3-ply Navajo knitting
using colorful recycled cone material
from flea-markets
Look my newly made suncatcher on the top already caught the sun, way to go:) These are all most all Swarovski crystals, I love making them, love shiny bling!
British postcard in the Film Weekly series, London.
American actor James Dunn (1901-1967) was a versatile star on stage, screen and television. He became a star with Frank Borzage's Bad Girl (1931) with Sally Eilers. In films, he was usually the boy next door or the nice guy. In the 1950s, Dunn pursued a new direction as a character actor on television.
James Howard Dunn was born in 1901 in New York City, New York. He was the only child of Ralph H. Dunn, a prominent New York stockbroker and Jessie L. Archer, a homemaker. He grew up and attended public schools in New Rochelle, New York. Dunn's interest in pursuing a career in acting became apparent when he started playing hooky in high school, preferring to work as an extra in various film studios scattered throughout the city. His father, Ralph, had different ideas for him and took him into his brokerage firm as a security salesman. However, Dunn continued to work as an extra or in small parts at Paramount's Astoria studios in the late 1920s. In 1927, he had a bit part in the Broadway play 'Nightstick', so he could always claim his career started on Broadway. For three years, he honed his acting skills in Englewood, New Jersey and Winnipeg, Manitoba stock companies. On Broadway, he appeared in the musical 'Sweet Adeline' (1929) with Helen Morgan. Fox offered him to make a screen test and he signed a long-term contract with the studio. At Fox, he starred in Sob Sister (Alfred Santell, 1931) with Linda Watkins. His big break came when director Frank Borzage chose him to play the young newlywed in Bad Girl (Frank Borzage, 1931) opposite Sally Eilers. He received outstanding reviews from the critics and became a star, virtually overnight. He went on to make several formula films, including Society Girl (Sidney Lanfield, 1932) with Peggy Shannon and Hello, Sister! (Erich von Stroheim, a.o., 1933) with Boots Mallory and ZaSu Pitts. In six films, he co-starred with Sally Eilers. In 1934, he helped introduce film audiences to Shirley Temple as he sang and tap danced with her in her first major picture, Stand Up and Cheer (Hamilton MacFadden, 1934). That same year, he also appeared with her in Baby, Take a Bow (Harry Lachman, 1934), Change of Heart (John G. Blystone, 1934) and Bright Eyes (David Butler, 1934).
Between 1931 and 1935, James Dunn made over 20 pictures for Fox and a few more on loan out. In 1935, Fox merged with Twentieth Century and musicals were out at the new studio. 20th Century Fox bought out Dunn's contract. His career soon began to wane as he was forced to work freelance. In Warner Bros's s The Payoff (Robert Florey, 1935) he played the nice guy newspaper columnist whose wife ruined his career. Dunn was becoming increasingly dependent on alcohol, earning him a reputation as an erratic, irresponsible performer, further diminishing his employment prospects. His decline from top box office draw to B movie actor was almost as startling as his meteoric rise to fame had been. Nevertheless, he usually managed to keep working, whether on stage, on the radio, or in low-budget poverty-row films. In 1945 Dunn was given a second chance at movie stardom when young director, Elia Kazan chose him for the role of Johnny Nolan in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (Elia Kazan, 1945) starring Dorothy McGuire. His sensitive portrayal of the gentle, alcoholic father earned him the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. The award, however, failed to reignite his film career and he made few substantial films after that. One notable exception was Killer McCoy (Roy Rowland, 1947), starring Mickey Rooney, in which he again played the role of a ne'er-do-well, but sympathetic alcoholic father. By 1951 he was again unemployed and bankrupt. With the advent of television, new opportunities opened up for Dunn, as he appeared in scores of productions during the 1950s and 1960s. He acted in most of the classic anthology series such as G.E. Theater and Playhouse 90, and guest starred in many of the most popular series of the era, including Route 66, The Fugitive and Ben Casey. Between 1954 and 1956, he starred as the irascible Uncle Earl in the sitcom, It's a Great Life. The show also featured Frances Bavier, as his long-suffering sister, Amy Morgan. Dunn continued to work in television, almost up to the time of his death in 1967. Dunn was married three times. His first, to Edna O’Lier, ended in divorce. He was married to the actress Frances Gifford from 1938 until 1942. He married his third wife, Edna Rush in 1945, who survived him at his death in 1967 at the age of 65 from complications following stomach surgery in Santa Monica, California. He is one of the relatively few actors to have two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one for motion pictures and one for television.
Sources: Rhonda Brown (IMDb), Tony Fontana (IMDb), Hollywood Walk of Fame, Rotten Tomatoes, Wikipedia and IMDb.
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Barkcloth is a versatile material that was once common in Asia, Africa, Indonesia and the Pacific. This piece of barkcloth known as masi is from Fiji. To make barkcloth, strips of the inner bark of the paper mulberry tree are carefully harvested in the wet season, soaked in water and beaten repeatedly with wooden mallets. Once the bark is thin and flexible and about 2m x 60cm in size it is left to dry in the sun. Once dried the sheets can be felted, glued and beaten together to create material of the required size. This example has stencilled designs made from black and brown mineral and vegetable dyes. Barkcloth is still worn in Fiji for special occasions.
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The Zoetis VRH World judges: (from left) Kim Meyers, Bill Enk and Bobby Lewis. Ranch cutting on March 20, 2014, kicked off the Zoetis Versatility Ranch Horse AQHA World Championships at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. For full event coverage and results, visit www.aqha.com/versatility.
With its superior design, the Moomba Outback has dodged the computer aided drawing board. Why mess with a good thing? Outback continues to tame the water behind the boat with 3-event tournament precision. The wakes are flat and soft at line lengths ranging from novice to record-breaking. The other aspect of this Moomba that has remained nearly unchanged is the price. The Outback is considerably less than other performance class boats. Of course just because there hasn't been a need for major hull changes doesn't mean Outback design has stood still. This Moomba has been infused with versatility to appeal not just to a slalom skiing family, but those who like to do it all. For the board riding set, Outback comes standard with the easy-fold Oz Tower. Get even higher at wakeboard speeds with the available Gravity 1 ballast system and optional Mulitsport Wakeplate. The hangout crowd will appreciate the walk-through open bow's comfortable lounging option and the convertible rear seat that extends the sun pad to extremely relaxing proportions. The outback looks as good as it makes you feel with Carbona-textured vinyl accents within and customizable gel coat options on the outside. The Outback is a family water sports success story that could be yours.
Versatile singer, dancer, actor and member of the Rat Pack (along with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin).
Orient Textile Mills have launched a versatile fabric to give style to your winter wardrobe. Being cruder in nature, this fabric is a fashion statement for every class. Wefts of various textures are combined to create a rich textured fabric. These textures are often enhanced by offsetting the plain weave with slubby yarn.
Orient has given this fabric a new look by incorporating beautiful traditional designs with a new colour palette.
The Khaddar 2013 Winter Collection consists of the following designs and colours:
Embroidered Collection:
-Moroccan comes in Pink Lavender, Beige and Warm Olive / £55 each
-Chunri Chao comes in Grape Purple, Pure Red and Dark Green / £55 each
-Simplicit comes in Sandy Beige, True Blue, Indian Tan / £55 each
-Kimin comes in Coral Pink, Beige and Spearmint Green / £55 each
-Mangalli comes in Lilac, Peach Fuzz and River Blue / £55 each
Classic Collection:
-Kaftan comes in Red, Blue, Black / £45 each
-Pink Glory comes in Zinnia Yellow, Mandarin Orange and Magenta / £45 each
-Checkboard comes in Peach Pink, Golden and Pista Green / £45 each
-Opus comes in Pink Lavander, Lime Green and Sky Blue / £45 each
-Lehriya comes in Fresh Green, Cyan Blue and and Orange / £45 each
Diseño: Andrea Tobar
Fotografía: Hector Carrasco B
Concepto: Versátil, Provisorio, Minimalista, Portátil.
Materiales: Cartón Forrado, soquete, cable, interruptor.
visita: Make your Self
HOLA! este es un blend que hice mientras me acomodo con mi nuevo compu! esto es un CAOS! JAJAJA!!
espero entiendan!!... ya que lo hice sin los pinceles, ni las fonts a las que acostumbro!!.....
besos para todos!!...
espero les guste... y comenten!!!!......
A versatile sidecut, a sporty yet not too aggressive flex plus enough width to deal with a bit of fresh fluff underfoot . The new Fuse 73 is a great looking pair of all-mountain skis. Incredibly versatile and a holiday makers dream, this should prove one of Fischers top sellers for the coming year. Slick looks and a slick shape will see you arcing turns, trying your hands in the bumps and also keeping up appearances on groomed runs and when parking up fro the restaurant in a much stronger package from Fischer.
skireviews.co.uk rating: 98/100
An excellent intermediate/advanced all-mountain package - one the perfect holiday-makers skis.
Diseño: Andrea Tobar
Fotografía: Hector Carrasco B
Concepto: Versátil, Provisorio, Minimalista, Portátil.
Materiales: Cartón Forrado, soquete, cable, interruptor.
visita: Make your Self
Versatility™, the first bagless upright from Electrolux®, features an innovative handle that releases to transform into a telescoping wand system.
Diseño: Andrea Tobar
Fotografía: Hector Carrasco B
Concepto: Versátil, Provisorio, Minimalista, Portátil.
Materiales: Cartón Forrado, soquete, cable, interruptor.
visita: Make your Self
Le colonne armadio possono contenere ogni tipo di elettrodomestico da incasso essendo lo sviluppo delle ante flessibile
The cupboard tall units can be equipped with all sorts of built-in appliances since the door layout is highly flexible
David Dunkley Gyimah, Angela Grant and Robb Montgomery teach a week-long video workshop - CAMPVJ at the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Cultured pearls from the freshwaters of China, set as interchangeable necklace. with matched wood ring.
Perles de culture d'eau douce de Chine en collier interchangeable et bague en bois assortie.
Versatile jewelry by anna tabakhova bijoux, Paris.
Baby shampoo is a very versatile product, and because it is so mild it can be used for a number of purposes that ordinary soaps are too harsh for. Livestrong explains that most adult shampoos contain sodium lauryl sulfate, but baby shampoo contains amphoteric surfectants which are a far less harsh cleaning agent. This means that baby shampoo won’t dry out your hair or your skin, and is safe for a whole range of uses.
When you consider how easily accessible and relatively inexpensive baby shampoo is, it makes sense that you should keep a bottle in your bathroom! You can read about ten great ways to use baby shampoo below.
Treat your feet.
Before you go to bed, lather a small amount of baby shampoo on your feet and legs, and then put on a pair of leggings and socks to sleep in. According to Popsugar you'll wake up with soft, fresh-smelling skin!
Make your leather shine.
This goes for your purse, your shoes, or even your couch: dab a small amount of baby shampoo on a clean, soft cloth and gently buff the leather. Huffington Post explains that baby shampoo contains both mild cleansers and moisturisers, so they’re a great, gentle way to treat your leather items.
Clean your makeup brushes.
Popsugar recommends mixing just a drop of baby shampoo with a bit of water and massaging it into your brush bristles. Rinse thoroughly, and voila! Clean, hygienic make-up brushes.
And clean your face.
If
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Versatile Sash showroom. Leaded glass in mahogany door and sidelights by David Schlicer Stained Glass Studio, Portland, Oregon 2005
Paolo Belli: singer, trueborn entertainer, and TV star with a passion for swing
Paolo Belli is a singer, bandleader, and versatile artist whose unique swingy pop has earned him a name both in the music and TV scene. For over ten years, he has performed alongside some of the big names of Italian television, both as singer and showman. Together with his Big band he boasts hundreds of concerts in Italy’s main piazzas; Belli has furthermore performed abroad and collaborated with high-caliber artists such as Sam Moore, Dan Aykroyd, Billy Preston, Jon Hendricks, Jimmy Whiterspoon and many more. In 2013 he filled the Blue Note in Milan with a double show; he repeated the sensation a year after. Belli will be in Ascona, accompanied by a seven-member band, where he will present his latest album dedicated to swing and the music of the 1930s.
Paolo Belli, vocals
Nicola Bertoncin, trumpet
Davide Ghidoni, trumpet
Daniele Bocchini, trombone
Gabriele Costantini, sax
Marco Postacchini, tenor, barytone & flute
Juan Carlos Albelo Zamora, violin & harmonica
Enzo Proietti, piano
Paolo Vanoli,guitar e banjo
Gaetano Puzzutiello, bass
Mauro Parma, drums
Peppe Stefanelli, percussions
Versatility 4 features the most incredibly versatile Joomla template design ever conceived. This is not a boast, its fact with 45 module positions, a plethora of preset configuration options, up to 7 layout columns, a wide array of banner and block advertising locations, 10 module variations.
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