View allAll Photos Tagged make
LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 04: (L-R) Actress Lily Tomlin, Equality Now Board Member Gloria Steinem and Maria Shriver attend Equality Now presents Make Equality Reality at Montage Hotel on November 4, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Mike Windle/Getty Images for Equality Now)
Make-Up : Seta Al-Humaidi
Taken-By : Kevork Demerjian
الممثله الإماراتية : أشجان ..و التي أدت بنجاح دور الشخصية الكرتونية أم علاوي في مسلسل فريج
ومن الأعمال التي شاركت فيها :
مسلسل أبلة نورة
أزهار مريم
جنون المال
طماشة
لعبة القدر
أمواج هادئة
آخر زمن
كارتون فريج
مسلس عماني : أيام الندم
أوبريت هلا رمضان - شو نفطر اليوم
اوبريت آن أوانه
ومسلسلات اذاعية كثيرة .
To make the regional portion of Emergency Management BC’s $1.2-million earthquake exercise – taking place in Port Alberni from June 7-10, 2016 – as real as possible, the Province is relying on the time and donations of many businesses and volunteers to help deliver Exercise Coastal Response, BC’s first ever, full-scale earthquake and tsunami response exercise throughout the entire provincial landscape.
Volunteers will be onsite as actors attending to play:
Medical patients – Working with first responders and 90 Heavy Urban Search and Rescue (HUSAR) team members, these volunteers are treated to a medical makeover with movie-quality makeup artists and given a patient-care script to follow during the course of treatment.
Emergency social service (ESS) clients – These volunteers work with ESS teams located at reception and housing centres and represent those in need of shelter, food, water emotional support, family reunification and information on the crisis.
These volunteer-actors include 160 staff and students from School District 70, while Vancouver’s SFX Studios will provide medical make-up for the actors. SFX Studios creates the make-up for Life in the ER and other television programs: sfxstudio.com/home.html
Learn more about Exercise Coastal Response: news.gov.bc.ca/stories/exercise-coastal-response-2016
"make cold enough to become solid, chill to the bone" 70x89cm
Self-portrait. Painting on canvas. embroidery, silver and gold details.
I have thought of death as far as I can remember. I try to make friends with death. I think life is full of beauty, I will miss it.
For sale
facebook www.facebook.com/LIM.LoanaIbarraMazari?ref=hl
twitter twitter.com/LoanaIbarra
contact ibarra_loana@hotmail.com
inspired by Robert McCluskey's book about Mr. and Mrs. Mallard and their adventures while finding a safe place to hatch and raise their offspring in and around the Public Garden, the sculpture depicts Mrs. Mallard and her ducklings.
Boston-area sculptor Nancy Schön designed the bronze duck sculpture.
Make up for an angalamman, in the angalamman festival. The boy was looking hesitant in the makeup or the rituals. So wanted to capture him with the sadness on the face.
I have a confession to make. I wasn’t particularly interested in visiting Kolkata’s best known monument, the Victoria Memorial. It is unquestionably large in scale, but I’ve never considered it all that photogenic. To state the obvious, it is more British than Indian—a lasting reminder of the British Raj as much as Queen Victoria herself. But the monument was within walking distance of the South Park Street Cemetery, and there was one part of it that I wanted to see for myself.
The British Empire was at its peak in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, controlling up to a quarter of the Earth’s land mass. It was during this period that Queen Victoria ruled over the Empire for more than six decades. In 1874, it was Victoria who dissolved the British East India Company in favor of direct British rule. When she died in 1901, Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India, decided that a monument should be built in her honor to document the history of her reign. Located in the center of Calcutta, the capital of Bristish India at the time, it would become (and remains to this day) the largest monument to a monarch anywhere in the world.
Despite being clearly British in style, there are nods to both Mughal and Hindu architectural styles. Each corner features a chhatri (the open domed structures) and the entire memorial is clad in white marble from the same quarry that supplied the marble used for the construction of the Taj Mahal. This was not a coincidence. Lord Curzon also specified that the chamber beneath the central dome be larger than that of the Taj. He was clearly mindful of the competition.
By the time construction began in 1906, Lord Curzon had returned to Britain. Five years later, in 1911, the British decided to move the capital to Delhi. Both of these events dampened enthusiasm for the memorial. When it was finally completed in 1921, it was something less than the centerpiece of the capital city of British India that was originally envisioned.
©2023 Timothy Linn
All Rights Reserved
MCP Project 52
Week 24/52
Theme: Make it tasty
Without this container of spices, my Indian food would not taste very good ;)
After several months away getting a major overhaul from Black Saddle Bike Shop I was happy to be reunited with my Surly Midnight Special. New features of note include a new wheel set (WTB KOM Tough) and the addition of a SP 7 Series Dynamo Front Hub with front and rear lights by Supernova Lighting Systems Thanks to Simon Pokorny for putting in the long hours to make this project possible, it only seemed fitting to get out and hit 38 miles for my belated 37th birthday ride. A few pictures of the bike were a must, I even caught the start of the second Cap City Cyclists Madison Madison Monday ride of the year.