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Cream of turkey soup with Thanksgiving ingredients. From Nardelli's Grinder Shoppe in Farmington, CT.
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Eu ia colocar o título "Olha o frio", mas se o jogo Counter Strike tivesse um personagem feminino, este seria assim!
Pra quem não conhece o jogo, os personagens do lado Contra Terroristas são da SWAT, e esta é a semelhança, pela toca e a parte de baixo que cobre até o nariz (tipo de uma Joana Darc e tal)...
Essa é a Anuska, no mocó de lã, pois estava muito frio na sexta, brrúuu!
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German postcard by Krüger, no. 902/408. Photo: Lothar Winkler.
Croatian singer and actress Dunja Rajter (1946) is a dark-haired beauty who had a successful career in Germany from 1963 on. To film fans she is probably best known for her roles as a squaw in two Winnetou Westerns.
Dunja Rajter was born in 1946 in Našice, Yugoslavia, now Croatia. As a schoolgirl, she sang in the children's choir of her father, Rudolf Rajter, who was a music teacher in Zagreb. After school, she studied at the Theatre Academy of Zagreb. After her graduation in 1963, she was engaged by the theatre company from Zagreb. Before that, she had done some small parts in Yugoslavian films like Carevo novo ruho/ The King's New Clothes (1961, Ante Babaja), based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, and Pustolov pred vratima/Adventure at the Door (1961, Sime Simatovic) with Ana Karic. In 1962, she appeared in a TV series. The music was composed by Mario Nardelli, who would be her future companion on the guitar. She played Belle in the Eurowestern Winnetou - 1. Teil/Apache Gold (1963, Harald Reinl), which was filmed at the Plitvice Lakes and other Croatian locations. This Karl May adaptation starred Lex Barker as Old Shatterhand and Pierre Brice as his friend, the Apache Winnetou. German music promoter and television director Horst Lippmann had spotted her singing in a Yugoslavian TV show and invited her to come to Germany. In 1964, she moved to Germany, where she has lived ever since. During the 1960’s she acted in several feature films and television productions. Her most successful films included the Winnetou film Unter Geiern/Among Vultures (1965, Alfred Vohrer), the Edgar Wallace thriller Der unheimliche Mönch/The Sinister Monk (1965, Harald Reinl) with Karin Dor, and the TV film Der Beginn/The beginning (1966, Peter Lilienthal), which was awarded the Adolf Grimme Award. She also had a part in the Dutch film To Grab the Ring (1968, Nikolai van der Heijde) with Ben Carruthers and Liesbeth List. Among her other television productions were such series as Grosser mann wass Nun/Big Man What Now (1967, Eugen York), with Gustav Knuth, Salto Mortale/Somersault (1969-1972, Michael Braun), and Der Kommissar/The Commissioner (1970, Director: Helmut Käutner) featuring Erik Ode.
In the early 1970’s, Dunja Rajter became known as a singer with a husky gypsy voice. She came into the charts with hits like Was ist schon dabei (What's the big deal) (1970) and Salem Aleikum (1971). She was a guest on Harry Belafonte's American television show, has performed in France in various television magazines. In Germany, she even had her own personality show. A highlight in her career was a European tour with Ivan Rebroff. Later, she entered the German Hitparade with Junges Herz (Young heart) (1977) and Ich glaub dir (I believe you) (1980). Rajter's songs are a mixture of pop and chanson. In 1986, she broke new ground in music and performed in small theatres. The civil war in former Yugoslavia (1991-1995) changed her life. Since then, she has supported several children's hospitals in her native Croatia. On TV, she appeared in such series as Tisch und Bett/Table and Bed (1993), Löwenzahn/Dandelion (2010) and Traumschiff – Kreuzfahrt ins Glück/Love Boat – Cruisade for Happiness (2011, Wolfgang Rademann). She also appeared on stage. In 2003 and 2012, she performed at the Karl May Festival in Bad Segeberg. She also played the title role in the play Mirandolina (2007) by Carlo Goldoni at the Landesbühne Rheinland Pfalz, and Golde in Anatevka (Fiddler on the Roof) (2008/2009) at the Trier Theatre. Dunja Rajter married three times. Her first marriage was to the Dutch cinematographer Gerard Vandenberg (1970-1971). In 1972, she married singer and bandleader Les Humphries. They have a son, Danny Leslie Humphries (1974), who is a singer and guitarist in the band Glow. The couple divorced in 1976. In 2009, she married her longtime friend, marketing consultant Michael Eichler. Dunja Rajter lives in Langen.
Sources: Dunja-Rajter.de, Tom B. (Westerns… All’Italiana), Wikipedia (German) and IMDb.
I thought I would celebrate my leg not being in a cast with a character I had done before here .
It maybe doesn't work as well in this situation, but my foot and leg really wanted hot hot water...
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Item collaboration is candle(s), I took this one extra extra quickly around 2 in the morning. I'm posting it only because I'm already so behind on my 365 and I missed all week-end...
I'll try to take another picture to catch up with my 365
Please check my 1st Behance project...and maybe be oh so nice and click appreciate this ;)
From Nardelli's Grinder Shoppe in Farmington, CT.
I never really liked pasta fagioli, until I had this. It was thick and flavorful, like a pasta stew.
took my boyfriend to the airport yesterday :-/
Hihi, ok so apparently some people thought i photoshopped this... well no ;) (only regular processing but otherwise i did put myself in the luggage ;) )
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item of the day : glass
I thought it was the perfect item, to realize an idea I've had for quite some time : the Fibonacci sequence where I would be 0, then 1 glass, 1 glass, 2 glasses, 3 glasses, 5, 8, 13, etc
Some of my glasses kind of disappeared a little during the processing, and I was so much in my head that I only saw it once it was too late... and I'm too lazy to do it again :-P Anyway, it's an idea I'll play with some other times...
I did another picture to put in the comment, but then I thought that I'm so behind on the 365 that I might as well post it as one of the 365 pictures...
texture by lesbrumes
Just made a facebook page (I feel pretentious, but well!), if you'd like to join. For now it's mostly that it's gathering my 2 flickr accounts, but maybe in the futur, if enough people have interest in the page, I'll start posting "before/after" and stuff like that...
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Today marks the 75th anniversary of one of the worst wartime disasters on the London Underground - the Second World War bomb disaster that saw at least 64 shelterers and LT staff perish when a bomb that hit the High Road above collapsed the platform tunnels, deep below the street, that were being used as an air raid shelter. The impact of the bomb caused the many water, sewer and gas mains to fall into the tube tunnel with the consequent flooding of the platforms with liquid slurry and debris. Our local staff, with help from HQ staff, have commemorated the event - with visits from local schools who learnt something behind this awful day in local history and the station was also visited by the Mayor of Wandsworth, Councillor Nicola Nardelli seen here ascending the escalators on here return to the ticket hall.
Modello: Rubens Nemitz Jr
Ok, Ok... vocês venceram!!
Ele não tá tão máfia assim... mas vamos supor que nosso personagem italiano aí, para fugir da perseguição dos mafiosos, aceitou um trabalho de "vendedor-de-jornal-andarilho-maquinista"... assim, ele fica fazendo parte do ensaio Máfia... sem parecer máfia!!
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK... me superei agora!!
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Light-painting... still...lots of practicing !
changed the color a little and of course added some textures...
my facebook page ;-P (it's not just light painting!)
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I'm still very annoyed with my picture from yesterday... I understand that it's interesting to look back when the 365 is finished and see what was bad and what was better... But well...
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Manheim, Hambacher Forst, November 2020
e Depot began to branch out of Georgia to Florida in 1981 with stores opening in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale. By 1984, The Home Depot was operating 19 stores with sales of over $256 million. To enter the Dallas market The Home Depot acquired Bowater Home Center from Bowater Inc. on October 31, 1984, for $40 million.[12] The increased expansion of The Home Depot in the mid-1980s created financial difficulties with earnings falling at 42% and debt rising to $200 million. The financial difficulties of The Home Depot also caused the stock price to fall. To curb The Home Depot difficulties it opened only 10 stores in 1986 with a stock offering 2.99 million shares at $17 per share that helped The Home Depot to restructure its debts.[13] The Home Depot store in Markham, Ontario, Canada. In 1989, The Home Depot became the largest home improvement store in the United States surpassing Lowe’s. In the 1990s The Home Depot searched for ways to redefine its marketplace. An installation program for quality home improvement items such as windows or carpets was launched in 1991 called the EXPO with success. A 480-page book Home Improvement 1-2-3 was published in 1995. The Canadian hardware chain Aikenhead’s Hardware was acquired by The Home Depot in 1994 for $150 million with a 75% share. All of the Aikenhead’s Hardware stores were later converted to The Home Depot stores.[14] By 1995, sales reached $10 billion while operating 350 stores. Former General Electric executive Robert Nardelli became CEO and president of The Home Depot in 2000.[15] 2000–2007 San Diego maintenance and repair supplies company Maintenance Warehouse was purchased by The Home Depot in 1997 for $245 million.[16] Maintenance Warehouse was purchased because it was a leading direct-mail marketer of maintenance, repair and operations sup
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Thanks Annalisa Ceolin and Manuel Diumenjó.
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VISIONS 2 is a new web magazine by ****contrasted gallery on flickr. VISIONS is periodic, thematic and multimedia. This Number 2 is a project curated by Annalisa Ceolin. VISIONS is an idea of Manuel Diumenjó.
THE PROJECT
For this Issue , I have chosen the theme “BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHY“, so were invited authors and authoresses whose research touches on the boundaries of photography.You will neither find expected, attractive, images nor formal homologated styles among them. Each author has a strong personnality, its own DNA, sometimes immediate to understand and sometimes complex and hermetic. There is a “common thread” that connects all photographs: introspection. .So thank you all with great esteem and affection. Special thanks to Roberto.
THE GREATS
Mario Giacomelli the MASTER of great contrasts, Francesca Woodman in deserted interior spaces, Paolo Gioli the creative use of the technique, Christian Coigny advertising and improbable sculptures, David Halliday poetic still lifes.
THE GUESTS
Ana Caldas a state of mind and feelings , Piet Biniek photograher, shoot videos, performances, Antonio Palmerini photographing what he does not want to paint , Laura Visigalli see all that is hidden inside.
THE AUTHORS
You will find conceptual, minimalist images, similar to the painting. Distorted, abstract, graphic, mysterious pictures with :
Jack Barnoski, Marc Bluresque, Rocco Carnevale, Κατερίνα, Chrisfriel, Kersti_K, Katie Griesar, Kem Oleg, Josep Maria Linares (Rutsi), Johnny Micheletto, Nadia Nardelli, Giovanni Paolini, PauDesfores, Sotblindphot, Tapatim, Victoria lo.
THE FILMS
images and literature– Naked Lunch, by David Cronenberg (from the book of Williams Burroughs)– Prospero’s Books, by Peter Greenway (from Shakespeare The Tempest)– L’année derniere à Marienbad, by Alain Resnais (from Alain Robbe-Grillet )– Il Vangelo secondo Matteo, by Pier Paolo Pasolini
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É muito bom quando a família confia no trabalho da gente. Essa é a tattoo concluída da minha linda irmã Anuska.
Muitos podem pensar, assim como já me questionaram, se está é uma tatuagem de verdade... sim ela é, foram entre a 1ª e segunda sessões gastas umas 6 hrs de trabalho para chegar a este resultado.
Cada flor nessa tatuagem representa as mulheres importantes na vida dela, sendo que as flores não foram escolhidas ao acaso, mas sim respeitando a preferência das flores de cada uma.
Lírios : Ela mesma
Orquídea: Nossa Mãe
Gérbera: Eu
Violetas: a Filha Yolle
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It is very good when the family relies on the work of the people. This is a tattoo done of my beautiful sister Anuska.
Many may think, as I have questioned if this is a tattoo of truth ... yes it was between the 1st and second sessions spent about 6 hrs of work to reach this result.
Each flower tattoo that represents the important women in her life, and the flowers were not chosen randomly, but with the preference of flowers each.
Lilies: IT
Orchid: Our Mother
Gérbera: I
Violets: the Daughter Yolle
At Nardelli's Grinder Shoppe in Cromwell, CT.
The waffle cone had a caramel candy shell that was extremely sweet and I couldn't eat much of it, even though it was very good.
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Today's item collaboration is "water". It's pretty uncomfortable for me to not cover my face like I usually do, but I thought this time it would fit better to see all my face... even though it's not the most flattering expression ;)
Modello: Rubens Nemitz Jr
Ok, Ok... vocês venceram!!
Ele não tá tão máfia assim... mas vamos supor que nosso personagem italiano aí, para fugir da perseguição dos mafiosos, aceitou um trabalho de "vendedor-de-jornal-andarilho-maquinista"... assim, ele fica fazendo parte do ensaio Máfia... sem parecer máfia!!
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK... me superei agora!!