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Preparando el stand en la feria RetroCoruña ^^ Gracias a mi chico por ayudarme y hacerme los pacman :)!
From Australia with kawaii love. Alanna, the owner of Little Miss Boutique, likes to use cute fabrics for her creations but she has a part of her heart destined to the punk style. Have you seen her lovely gumdrops strapless dresses? You have to!
Well, now it’s time to update our tombola with the following extraordinary prizes: a dress by Little Miss Boutique, an outfit by Dollicious, an outfit by Momoko – Le Chat Noir, 3 hats by Amidorable Crochet, a dress by BlahBlahBeanies, 4 pairs of handpainted eye chips by ELFicious, a dress by Iris Blakk Fashion, a school smock by De Tripas Corazon, a bonnet by Pomponette, a beret by Caramelody, 3 dresses by Yes Yes Jessy, a dress by Cocomicchi, 3 dresses by Angel Yim, 3 t-shirts and 2 sweaters by Buganville and 2 felted hats, 4 headbands and 2 dresses by Dollymix!
Thank you very much, Alanna, Lynne, Anne, Jackie, Sarah, Vanessa, Siri, Alabama, Diana, HaeRi, Jessica, Maria, Angel, Isabel and Gema for your donations!
If you also want to contribute to our tombola, you just have to contact us. Any donation, however small you think it is, is important for us and will be welcomed.
Thank you all for supporting BlytheCon Europe!
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Desde Australia con amor (kawaii). A Alanna, la propietaria de Little Miss Boutique, le gusta usar telas adorables para sus creaciones pero una parte de su corazón está dedicado al estilo punk. ¿Habéis visto sus vestidos sin tirantes con bolas de chicle? ¡Tenéis que hacerlo!
Ahora es tiempo de actualizar nuestra tómbola con los formidables premios detallados a continuación: un vestido de Little Miss Boutique, un conjunto de ropa de Dollicious, un conjunto de ropa de Momoko – Le Chat Noir, 3 gorros de Amidorable Crochet, un vestido de BlahBlahBeanies, 4 pares de chips pintados a mano de ELFicious, un vestido de Iris Blakk Fashion, una bata escolar de De Tripas Corazon, un gorro de Pomponette, una boina de Caramelody, 3 vestidos de Yes Yes Jessy, un vestido de Cocomicchi, 3 vestidos de Angel Yim, 3 camisetas y 2 jerséis by Buganville y 2 gorros de fieltro, 4 diademas y 2 vestidos de Dollymix!
¡Muchas gracias por vuestras donaciones, Alanna, Lynne, Anne, Jackie, Sarah, Vanessa, Siri, Alabama, Diana, HaeRi, Jessica, Maria, Angel, Isabel y Gema!
Si también queréis colaborar con nuestra tómbola, sólo tenéis que contactarnos. Cualquier donación, por pequeña que la consideréis, es importante para nosotros y será bien recibida.
¡Gracias por vuestro apoyo a la BlytheCon Europe!
This is how I picture how a zebra would look in the garden of Eden on the sixth day of creation. Happy, beautiful, and surrounded by wildflowers. Spring is a great time to see scenes such as this at the Wildlife Drive Through Safari in Gentry, AR.
L’Aéroflorale est une sorte de serre volante dont l’aérostat est composé de 5 ballons. Elle a été imaginée par la compagnie de théâtre La Machine, fondée en 1999 et dirigée par François Delarozière.
“Au coeur de la démarche artistique de la compagnie La Machine, le mouvement est interprété comme un langage, comme source d’émotion. A travers chacune de ces architectures vivantes, il est question de rêver les villes de demain et de transformer ainsi le regard que nous portons sur nos cités.”
La structure du navire est impressionnante, à la fois originale et élégante. Avec ses 16 mètres de haut et ses 8 tonnes d’acier bullé, de mélèze et de toile, l’Aéroflorale II, son port d’attache, à Nantes. La Capitale verte de l’Europe pour 2013, ne pouvait pas choisir un meilleur ambassadeur pour marquer les esprits, faire connaître ses initiatives durables et inciter à la discussion sur les thèmes des politiques environnementales et de la qualité de la vie urbaine. Tout au long de son tour européen, cette Expédition végétale se propose de sensibiliser le public de façon ludique, mais pas seulement, puisqu’à bord du navire se trouvent des scientifiques, des élus et des personnes travaillant dans le domaine de l’environnement. La discussion est donc ouverte, les échanges avec les habitants et les institutions politiques, culturelles et scientifiques des villes d’accueil sollicités au cours des trois étapes prévues dans autant de métropoles européennes : Bruxelles, Hambourg et Turin. l’Aéroflorale II de Nantes imagine les villes du futur, alliant qualité de vie et durabilité.
Spectacle de François Delaroziere/ La Machine, musique de Mino Malan.En coproduction avec les Centres Nationaux des Arts de la Rue de Niort (Les Usines Boinot) et d’Angers (La Paperie), l’AFPA de Nantes St Herblain, L’Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Nantes, la Ville de Dessau-Rosslau (All), la Hochschule Anhalt(All), la Fondation Bauhaus (All). Avec le soutien de l’Etat- Direction Générale de la Création Artistique, de la Région des Pays de la Loire, du Service des Espaces Verts et de l’Environnement de la Ville de Nantes et de Techni-Brume Diffusion.
La Machine (Atelier de Nantes)
2 Bd Léon Bureau
44200 Nantes
Tél : +33 (0)2 40 47 58 08
Contact : Frédette Lampre
Mail : fredette.lampre@lamachine.fr
Mobile : +33 (0)6 87 77 28 71
La Machine (Siège social)
A l’Usine – ZI Pahin
6 impasse Marcel Paul
31170 Tournefeuille
Tél : +33 (0)5 61 06 66 26
Mail : gina@lamachine.fr
La Machine Compagnie est conventionnée par la DRAC Pays de la Loire et par la région Pays de la Loire. La Compagnie la Machine reçoit également le soutien des membres du Moteur, club d’entreprises partenaires de l’activité artistique de la compagnie
www.culture.gouv.fr/mcc/Le-ministere/Missions-et-organisa...
The floods put out the fires and left
The monoliths smoking in the mizzle
That drifts through the heaving storm.
Glassy sheets, dappled by drips tumbling
From clouds, cover grass, benches, houses
That fizz as electrics short out. The damp
Pervades from water table to
Atmosphere. It was this salvation
That drowned us, smothered the new shoots
That explode from ash -
All shut out.
The air clears. Blue sits in glassy reflection.
Peace settles in the silence.
We float, carried downstream.
--
Henry Bew, 2012.
1. DQS10 Sent - A Cacophony of Color, 2. DQS#10 stars , 3. dqs# 10 wip quilting 3, 4. Should I add the birds, partner?, 5. DQS10 Finished, 6. Finished Quilt, MT Swap, May 2010, 7. Parterre, 8. Ornament Mini Quilt - finished, 9. Leading the Pack
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
The Baby Birds have received a face lift and will be debuting at Otakon soon to be available in the shop for general purchase.
Designed by me and are protected by law, unless otherwise noted. ™ & © 2007-2011 M. Bridges.
1. THE HYPOTHETICAL AWARDS . July 2012 Challenge, 2. *Famous 216 Year Old Fig Tree*, 3. ~*Twinkle*Twinkle*Little*Star*~, 4. *Pink*Magic*, 5. *Magical*Red*Poinsettia*, 6. ~*Winter*Snow*Tree*~, 7. ~*magical moonlight on ice*~, 8. ~Fly With Me...!~,
9. ~Thank you, Steve~, 10. ~Swarovski Crystal~, 11. ~Happy Halloween, Friends!~, 12. ~Jeffrey's Journey~ .third series., 13. ~MidnightMagic~, 14. ~Magical Sea Treasures~, 15. ~RedMapleTree~, 16. ~Jeffrey's Journey~ .first series.,
17. ~SunMists~, 18. ~MagicalMists~, 19. ~MagicalWater~, 20. ~Soaring through Stars~, 21. ~Purple Thistles .., 22. ~Seduction~, 23. flickr.com/photos/35365288@N05/5735052575/, 24. ma passion pour vous,
25. ~Glow of Love~, 26. ~SweetDreams~, 27. Mother's Day .. May 8, 2011, 28. Sailing in the Gulf of Mexico, 29. SunriseFlames, 30. GulfCoastTrees, 31. 'Fire...', 32. WinterWanderer...,
33. SnowFlakes, 34. Eclipse Moon... journey into history...!, 35. Good Morning..., 36. colors of nature..., 37. weeping willow tree, 38. leaves, trees, & ferns..., 39. bright sunrise..., 40. Air Force One. Fort Myers, FL 2.10.09
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
The dress makes a great gift. It molds to anyone's body and they can wear it in over 50 different ways, suiting their own taste :)
View in our Etsy shop to purchase (:
www.etsy.com/listing/114072578/sabriel-adventure-dress-gy...
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LUNA CHELSEA CREATIONS - OBSIDIAN VEIL ‘26
Step into the darker side of the fae.
Obsidian Veil is dramatic gothic fairy set wrapped in black lace, crystal detailing, silver accents and shadowy fantasy styling. Designed for elegant dark-fae looks with a cold, unworldly edge.
Complete Costume Include..
Bodysuit
Skirt
Stockings (BOM)
Boots
Crown
Staff
Handbag
Skin Overlay
EVOX Eye Makeup
Animated Wings
Rigged for:
Reborn, Waifu, Squish,Erika, Legacy, Lara X.
Available on marketplace and at the main store….
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Model: @mrs.khaotiqtr0ublezzonyx
While everyone built large towers (I did too) of pintxos, I submitted my simple little (but still pricey) number. Pricey? Yes, due to quality ingredients - remember those €38 cockles? There's a few of them tucked between the folds of chipirones, under the fried quail's egg and strands of scallions, fresh torn parsley leaves, slick of chorizo oil and crunch of fleur de sel.
However the table's winner was the modern minimalist looking bacalao ripples around cooked octopus, jamon, scallions and marcona almonds. Grant mentioned that pintxos had probably $18 worth of ingredients on it. It was pretty attractive, I'll admit.
Ironic, it was our non-seafood lover who created it. But she also did eat the winning creation (this went on to win group favourite) and enjoyed it. :) So our table collectively and indirectly won, right?
1. Happiness consists in realizing, 2. It's not the years in your life..., 3. Always make new mistakes, 4. trust yourself.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Antonovka or Antonówka is a group of late-fall or early-winter apple cultivars with a strong acid flavor that have been popular in Russia as well as in Poland. The most popular Russian variety is Common Antonovka (Антоновка обыкновенная), from which other cultivars are derived.
Ivan Bunin's early short story, Antonovka Apples (1900), is a sort of ode to this apple cultivar.
Are utzijoxik wa‘e
k‘a katz‘ininoq,
k‘a kachamamoq,
katz‘inonik,
k‘a kasilanik,
k‘a kalolinik,
katolona puch upa kaj.
Popol Vuh, Handschrift der Maya mit uralten Überlieferungen über den Ursprung der Welt.
Über den Mais heißt es:
... Nun wurde der gelbe und der weiße Mais gemahlen; Xmucane bereitete die neuen [Zauber-]Tränke, und als diese sich mit dem Mais mischten, entstanden Rüstigkeit und Kraft, Fett und Muskeln der Menschen. Das war das Werk des Schöpfers, der Tepeu K'ucumatz heißt. Sodann verfügte er durch ein [Zauber-]Wort die Schöpfung unserer Stammeltern; nur gelber und weißer Mais bilden ihr Fleisch, nur aus Mais sind die Füße und Hände der Menschen...
1. Photowalk, 2. Camarines Sur Watersports Complex, 3. Photography, 4. Sunset View, 5. Yungib (Cave), 6. Photowalk, 7. Doha, 8. Carla,Manny, Arnel,
9. Photowalk, 10. Black Suzuki- Doha Falken Group, 11. Photowalk, 12. Fort Zubara, 13. OtherSide of Lloyd, 14. Jump for Joy, 15. Inland Sealine Adventure, 16. Jumailiyah Adventure,
17. ****Tagged MOGarcia****, 18. Himlayan, 19. Mt. Isarog, 20. Old Souq, 21. Bahay Kubo (Nipa Hut), 22. The Temple, 23. Inland Sealine Adventure, 24. Glowy in the Dark,
25. Sunset View, 26. Yey, 27. Doha Pinoy Shooters Club, 28. Sunset, 29. My Cofee Mug, 30. DPSC Ladies, 31. Blue Sky, 32. lloyd,
33. Moonlight, 34. Jumailiyah Ruins, 35. Heritage Park, 36. Bokeh, 37. Mirrorized, 38. Feel the Force, 39. DJ Ella in Action c/o adrianx, 40. Abandoned City of Jumailiyah,
41. Push to the Limit, 42. Sarina, 43. HDR Mitsubishi, 44. Mikes, Jet, Geraldine, Kenji, 45. Museam of Islamic Arts, 46. Wall Lights, 47. Prison Break, 48. Baka (Cow),
49. Kaila, 50. CWC-Bicol Camarines Sur 01/365, 51. Nature At Its Best, 52. Photowalk, 53. Prison, 54. Pearl of Qatar, 55. ® Mayon Volcano, 56. Flickr Addict,
57. Dingdong Dantes, 58. Aura, 59. Dalampasigan, 60. Panglao Bohol, 61. Museum of Islamic Arts, 62. Leading line Lights, 63. Family Heritage, 64. 3 versus 1 04/365,
65. Old Souq, 66. DPSC-Team Alpha, 67. World Class Talent, 68. Dubai, 69. Museum Of Islamic Arts, 70. Al-Sulaitem Farm, 71. Carla " Rosalinda" Abellana, 72. 3PS Group Hug
création KAIJU (Eric Minh Cuong Castaing - compagnie Shonen)
KAIJU littéralement “Bête étrange” ou “bête mystérieuse” est un terme japonais pour désigner les monstres géants des films japonais. Dans un dispositif de réalité augmentée, un danseur hip hop, un graphiste de dessin animé et un plasticien tentent de manipuler les images d’aujourd’hui qui nous habitent, qui nous transforment. Dans la société du divertissement et de l’hyper-actualité, quel monstre d'images et d'irrésolu grandit en nous ?
durée : 65 min
En savoir plus : bureau-formart.org/compagnie/showSpectacle/id/217169
Une production Shonen en coproduction avec le CCN de La Rochelle, Initiatives d’Artistes en Danses Urbaines (Fondation de France, Parc de La Villette avec le soutien de la Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations et de l’Acsè), CCN de Créteil, [Ars] numerica, Centre Européen pour la création numérique à Montbéliard, Le Cube - Centre de création numérique à Issy-les-Moulineaux, le Théâtre de L’Archipel - Scène Conventionnée de Perpignan.
avec le soutien de la DRAC Ile de France et du dispositif pour la création artistique multimédia (DICREAM) - Centre national du Cinéma et de l’image animée, aide à la maquette et à la production et l’aide ADAMI et de la SPEDIDAM.
KAIJU à reçu le prix Danse / nouvelle technologie de l’Office Franco -Québécois de la Jeunesse lors de la compétition internationale du festival Bains Numériques en juin 2010 et la bourse numérique Lagardère 2010.
Direction, chorégraphie et interprétation Eric Minh Cuong Castaing assisté de Gaétan Brun-Picard / interprétation, chorégraphie Salomon Baneck-Asaro / scénographie et interprétation Grégoire Faucheux / dramaturgie Céleste Germe / graphisme Pierre Thirion / conception vidéo Pierre Gufflet / musique Naun / lumière Sébastien Lefèvre / costumes Emilie Carpentier / production Aurélien Guillois (bureau FormART)
Réalisation captation vidéo : David Daurier
Montage de la bande annonce basé sur celui de Cedric Boissinot
Contact : shonen@shonen.info
The party began with each of the kids building their own dragons using "plastiline" -- a longer lasting, and much more stiff version of Play-Doh. Anna Zurburg gets into character to inspire her creation!
Kennedy High School
A majority of the adults could not make heads or tails of the advanced technology featured at the brand new Richmond Fab Lab at Kennedy High, which had its grand opening on Tuesday.
Thankfully, local schoolchildren were on hand to explain the modern equipment that make traditional woodshop classrooms look like, well, child’s play.
Community members, leaders, educators and brilliant young students from the West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD) marveled Tuesday at the size and scope of the Richmond Fab Lab, the largest digital fabrication lab on a K-12 school campus in the U.S.
The brand new innovative learning center, which took two years to build and is fully funded by Chevron in partnership with the school district and the Fab Foundation, will allow district students as well as community members to innovate, design and produce pretty much anything using advanced technologies such as 3D printers, laser and vinyl cutters, a mini-mill and more.
Richmond Mayor Tom Butt said the technologies are a far cry from his woodshop class from 50 years ago.
“We had a hammer, a saw and a paint brush,” Butt quipped. “Clearly we have come a long way.”
At the grand opening, students from elementary through high school demonstrated how their ideas can transform into physical reality inside the Fab Lab. For example, they designed and built spring-gear toy race cars from scratch before running them on a track. They also assembled a simple circuit board using a Vinyl cutter as well as cardboard models of a dinosaur in multiple sizes.
The students say they have heaps of fun during the design and creation process, while educators gushed at how much kids are learning about important principles of science, math, engineering and technology.
“It seems like you are doing something cool, but you are sneaking in [education],” said John Iwawaki, the school district’s science coach.
For example, Iwawaki said, an Oakland Raiders key chain that was designed in the new Fab Lab taught students about design, temperature, density and other important lessons. That the lab provides a fun avenue for learning “not only keeps kids in schools, it builds careers for them,” Mayor Butt added.
Richmond High senior Humberto Melendez said the technology will give him a leg up during his pursuit of a career in mechanical engineering, adding funding to create such a center is not easy to come by.
With the Fab Lab in mind, district educators are drawing up lesson plans for every grade level in the district, hoping to inspire the next generation of scientists, mathematicians and engineers starting from a young age. A mobile Fab Lab traveling in a trailer truck will bring the technology to local school sites and community centers. District students are teaming with the Richmond Art Center to design the logo that will wrap around the truck.
Local innovators, makers and other groups from the community will also have access to the Kennedy High facility, the district said.
Chevron funded the Richmond Fab Lab as part of its mission to increase opportunities in STEM education (science, math, engineering and technology) at U.S. schools. Since 2010, the company has invested $140 million in education partnerships and programs across the nation, many of which are aimed at inspiring interest in STEM subjects in order to prepare students for the jobs of the future.
Tom Torlakson, the state’s Superintendent of Public Instruction, called the Fab Lab “special, unique and wonderful” and praised Chevron for being a “solid rock of support” for ongoing investments in education. Recent investments include the $35 million Richmond Promise program to offer local students college scholarships and ultimately create a college-going atmosphere in the city, as well as the Chevron Fuel Your School program, which forwards a portion of revenue at gas pumps during the month of October toward the purchase of school supplies and other items requested by local teachers.
“We rely on a STEM-educated workforce,” said Alan Davis, operation manager of the Chevron Richmond Refinery. “We believe a facility like this will help students learn skills to solve real world problems. This is also part of our commitment to this community, which we’ve been a member of for 113 years.”