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where this came from, i'm not sure.
i suppose things just come and go, and i am affected by the coming and going of people and idea.
i'm used to it now.
Same pic of "Snowman" (MS Paint Adventures "Homestuck" character) but with Topaz Adjust's dark - ghostly filter and brightened up the EL wire elements (trim and buttons) of her coat.
Health Fitness and Beauty
Health fitness and beauty could be one and also the same. Getting fit and healthy may automatically make you look more attractive. A proper inside makes a healthy outdoors. Fitness through physical exercise can assist you to keep a healthy body bodyweight and improve muscle strengthen.
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The looks reflect the final amount of who we have been and how we all live, and also the best we are able to do in a lot more to help make the most of what nature offers given is, with out reason, apology, or even sham.
Whenever we try to reside otherwise, we discover ourselves engaged on a stage to actors and also actresses--great pretenders without actual friends, without actual lovers, without actual relationships. While all of us realize that there is certainly such a factor as "natural elegance, " that is beyond all specifications of culture and background in some feeling, there are "relative" specifications of attractiveness.
Everybody knows about trends, styles, and also adornments which are "in" one time of year and "out" the following. This consists of cosmetics, hairstyles, clothes, and even bodyweight and dimension.
These types of standards may vary through country to nation, year upon year, or maybe amongst different age groups within the same country as well as year. Like complete figures are definitely the ideal in certain historical intervals, but slender numbers are valued now--at minimum in Western nations. The thing is that social standards change--and we might choose to adhere to or ignore them--because the actual cultivation of natural splendor is not based upon trends.
To get together harmoniously, whether in the level of online dating, courtship, or even marriage, women and men need to get past actual physical looks as well as into the essential qualities that comprise other types of relationships, for example kindness, a friendly relationship, and regions of mutual attention. There is certainly such a issue as a beautiful character. There may be elegance in the manner an individual thinks. A demeanor or smile could be beautiful. Really like is certainly wonderful, as well as a lot more beautiful while we are in really like.
One is truly attractive when he or she actually is healthy. Any kind of disease or illness impacts all parts from the body, occasionally for many years prior to the symptoms are demonstrated. If the mind and body are definitely not healthy, a person cannot really feel or be truly appealing. A healthy body brings a shine to the pores and skin, a ring towards the voice, the twinkle towards the eyes, as well as a spring towards the step that absolutely no beauty school can show.
In reality, you really do not have to spend a lot of money on expensive health club or fitness centers memberships, treadmills, or the latest fitness gadget to get moving.However, some people find that if they make a monetary investment, they are more likely to follow through on fitness.
Fitness centers are, basically, built to provide people the proper fitness equipments, trainings, and other devices needed to keep an individual physically fit.However, not all fitness centers are created equal. In fact, there are fitness centers that require their members to sign some contracts, which in the end will not be easy to cancel. Hence, it is important to know the characteristics of the fitness center that will work best for you.
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Here is a list of some tips for Fitness:
1. Make your mind up on things that you need
Before you choose a fitness center, you should first know what your needs are as far as physical fitness is concerned. This will determine the kind of fitness center that you will find.For example, if you are so much into sports fitness rather than the typical physical fitness activities like aerobics, then it would be better to choose a fitness center that has sports facilities and not just treadmills.
2. Do not forget to shop around
It may sound so cliché-ish but it really pays a lot to a person who shops around before deciding on something. Hence, when choosing fitness centers, it is best to do some shopping first and get to compare the prices, charges, and the facilities available in a health club. In this way, you get to choose the best and yet affordable fitness center you could ever find.
3. Consider your budget
It does not necessarily meant that just because you have plenty of money, you will eventually give in to a fitness center that you have first encountered.It is best that you have a budget to follow so that you will know where to focus your finances before you decide on signing-up for a fitness center.Just remember, you want to work out for your body and not working out something that you will soon be in debt just because you forgot to stick to your budget.
4. Know where your money goes
If it makes you sweat and lose those fats and cellulites, fine! Just be sure that whatever kind of fitness center that you have chosen, it is important to know that you get what you have paid for.
5. Be wary of the physical attributes and characteristics of the center that you wish to enroll in.
Make sure that the fitness center that you have chosen is clean, properly ventilated, and complete with all the amenities that you need.Be sure also that the equipments that the fitness center has a re all in good working condition. Never use fitness equipments that appear to be worn out already. This will only cause more harm than good.
All of these things are boiled down to the fact that a fitness center does not have to be a perfect fitness center. What matters most is that the fitness center that you have chosen is good enough to generate good results in your body.
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From the same point, a wider view focusing on the clouds, the sun and the sea... Mystic.
Done with 2 different shots...
Marseille / France
Taken just prior to the previous posting of it, across the road from St. Martin's church Talke.
What a waste in these energy conscious times to leave the moon switched on when the sun's out!
Photos from 20 July activities in Tenerife. “AMANAR: Under the same sky” is an initiative to promote and support the scientific education of children living in the Saharawi refugee camps in Tindouf (Algeria). The project, conceived by the international organization GalileoMobile and the Canary Association for Friendship with the Saharawi People (ACAPS, in Spanish), consists of a combination of outreach activities and visits to the Canary observatories with the children in July and August as part of their summer in the Canary Islands with the “Holidays in Peace” program. The project will also include a visit to the refugee camps by a group of scientists and experts in October. The Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory (CTAO) is one of the participating partners in this project, supporting the organization of activities and the provision of educational material for the camp visits.
More: www.cta-observatory.org/amanar-under-the-same-sky/
Credit: Demetrio Rodrigues/GalileoMobile
Same photo as posted earlier but with a black and white layer where I masked out all the colorful portions of the MDRF patron. I refer to this technique as "color blocking."
(L-R) Honbless, Rodelicious, Mawie Chan, Tsiklotsilog, Rembcc, Boiworx, Christy (Rodel's wife), Sweet Caroline, Chocoaficionada, Maggy Buenaventura, Dabawenya, Aby (Maraculio's wife), Maraculio, Rey Nunez, Mang Kiko, rempleo (meee!!)
Before going back to Manila yesterday.. we headed to Samal for a quick tour of the islands including Talicud...
it was heaven!.. the white sands, blue skies.. clear blue and cyan waters perfect for a swim... great food.. and we even met a beautiful fil-austrian girl that gladly posed as our model.
Herring? Thayer's? Alien?
I'm NOT a fan of gulls... iust would love to be able to tell them apart! Pink legs on these...
Lighter grey on the wings than the others as well, I think. Two views same bird
Kelowna Waterfront
SAME ITALIA
Mi piace anche questa inquadratura dato che fotografare il davanti sarebbe stato difficile,favoloso il rimorchio del trattore !
Fraz Bortolli San Francesco Vr ITALY 12.11.2011
Scots Church (Vienna)
Side view of the Freyung with vista to Scots Church, right in white the so-called Schubladkastenhaus (drawer castes house)
The medieval Scots Church
(further pictures you can see by clicking on the link at the end of page!)
The Freyung, seen from the southeast to 1758
Interior of the Church of the Scots
Main entrance to the Scots Church
Monument to Jasomirgott, the founder of the Scottish monastery, on the south-facing exterior wall of the church.
The Scots Church (Basilica of Our Lady to the Scots) is a Roman Catholic parish church in Vienna and at the same time the abbey church of a Benedictine abbey, the Schottenstift. It is located on the Freyung, Viennese 1st district Innere Stadt.
History
The old Scots Church
Already shortly after the foundation of the Vienna Scots monastery by Duke Henry II Jasomirgott in the year 1155, was began with the construction of the Scots church, it was consecrated in 1200 by the Bishop of Passau Wolfger of Erla. From this first, Romanesque church, a three-nave pillar church with an apse, only remnants in the Dark Sacristy and the Romanesque chapel are preserved. In the latter, which today serves as a day chapel, also a Romanesque statue of Mary Our Lady to the Scots (around 1250), the oldest representation of Mary of Vienna, can be found.
When Henry Jasomirgott died in 1177, he was buried according to his wishes in the Scots Church in a high grave (cenotaph). Later, his wife Theodora and his daughter Agnes were laid to him.
After disputes with the Viennese vicar, the Scots obtained as a result of an arbitration award papal delegated judges on 28 August 1265 parochial rights for their Viennese territory, firstly with restrictions on the baptismal and burial rights, from 1269, completely unlimited.
1276 the Scots Church fell victim to a great city fire, and so it was renewed to 1317 in early Gothic style. After an earthquake in 1443 damaged the church, the choir 1446-1469 was gothically redesigned. For this choir was 1469-1475 a large altar created, the so-called Scottish master altar.
Master of the Schotten Altar Vienna
Master of the Schotten Altar Vienna: Flight to Egypt (detail), 1470
The Master of the Vienna Scots Altar or also Vienna Scots Master was an in to 1470 in the Austrian range active painter of the Late Gothic. Because his real name is unknown, he is named after the by him for the Schottenstift (monastery) in Vienna created large wing altar, the so-called "Vienna Scots altar". The Master is considered as one of the most important Dutch or Upper Rhine influenced painter in the Austria of his time. His influence should be gone over his students far beyond the Vienna area. Thus, an altar in the Margaret Church of Medias in Transylvania (Siebenbürgen) is considered to come from his school.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meister_des_Wiener_Schottenaltars
Baroque reconstruction
The collapse of a tower after lightning strike was taken in 1638 by Abbot Johann Walterfinger as a reason firstly the choir and the tower of church completely to overhaul. Here, however, was reduced the length of the church, so that the tower today is not directly connected to the longhouse. The establishment of the barrel-vaulted pilaster church with hinted transept was procured under Abbot Anton Spindler of Hofegg by the architects Andrea Allio the Elder, his cousin Andrea Allio the Younger and Silvestro Carlone. In the course of this new building also the crypt of the Schottenstift was layed out. The new church was on 31th May 1648 consecrated by the Viennese bishop Philipp Friedrich von Breuner.
With the stone carvings was charged the imperial court sculptor and court stonecutter Peter Concorz, sculptor at Freyung. For this purpose, he bought a quarry in Kaisersteinbruch (Lower Austria), according to the contract with Abbot Michael II Schnabel from Heiligenkreuz Abbey. 1651 established the Hofsteinmetzmeister (court stonecutter) Bartholomew Khöll the main entrance of the tower facade. For the niche the sculptor Tobias Kracker created the statue of Mary with child.
The Baroque painter Joachim von Sandrart created for the Scots Church the paintings of the Apostles altar (1652) and the cross altar (1654) as well as the new high altarpiece Heavenly Glory (1671), which today is located in the Prälatensaal (prelate's saloon) of the Schottenstift. Tobias Pock painted the altarpieces of St. Mary's altar, of the Benediktusaltar (both 1651-1655) and of Sebastianaltar (1655-1658) as well as an at the end of the 20th Century again uncovered fresco of the St. Wolfgang (about 1655).
After the second Turkish siege the church was restored again. Since the baroque west towers hardly overtop the facade, there have been plans to increase it - but never got to it. For Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg, the defender of Vienna in the Turkish siege which was buried in the crypt of the Scots church, designed Joseph Emanuel Fischer von Erlach to 1725 an epitaph in the church.
Transformations in the 19th and 20 Century
From 1883 to 1887 Abbot Ernest Hauswirth had the church restored and partially remodeled. Except for Benedict and Gregorius altar the Baroque altars were replaced by altars in the neo-Renaissance and neo-Baroque style. It emerged a new high altar after designs of Heinrich Ferstel with a mosaic of Michael Rieser and new ceiling paintings by Julius Schmid. The founder Henry Jasomirgott, who had been reburied several times over the centuries, got in 1901 in the crypt of the Scots church a neo-Roman sarcophagus as yet final resting place.
In 1958 the Scots Church by Pope Pius XII. was raised to the rank of a minor basilica.
Under Abbot Heinrich Ferenczy in the years 1992 to 1994 the choir was accordingly to the liturgical reforms of the 20th Century transformed. The new main altar was placed at the intersection of the two main axes, the ambo before the altar in the center axis of the nave. New built was also a new choir stalls.
Organs
Among the monastery organists who worked at the Scots Church are included Wolfgang Schmeltzl (1550s-years, as schoolmaster), Johann Rasch (1570-1601), the former court organist Georg Piscator (1649-1660), the great Baroque musician Johann Joseph Fux (1696 -1702), Johann Baptist Henneberg (about 1783) and the current St. Pölten organist Louis Lussier (2000-2006). Current Stiftsorganistin (monastery organist) is Zuzana Ferjenčíková (since 2006).
In the wake of the last church renovation two new organs were placed in the Scots Church. Both the choir organ (1994) as well as the main organ (1996 ) were built by the Swiss Organ Manufactory Mathis.
Choir Organ
The choir organ has 20 stops on two manuals and pedal. The instrument was along the lateral choir walls in two parts layed out, on the right is as epistelorgel (epistle organ) the main section with the play table, left as Gospels organ behind an identical prospectus the swellable side section and pedal.
I Hauptwerk C-g3
1 Principal 8'
2 Reed flute 8'
3 Octave 4'
4 Flute 4'
5 Quinte 22/3'
6 Superoctave 2'
7 Mixture V 11 /3'
8 Trumpet 8'
II Brustwerk (swellable) C-g3
9 Holzgedackt 8'
10th Salicional 8'
11th Spitz Flute 4'
12th Nasat 22/3'
13th Waldflöte 2'
14th Third, 13/5'
15th Quinte 11/3'
16th Wood Shelf 8'
tremulant
C- pedal f1
17th Subwoofer 16'
18th Praestantflöte 8'
19th Choir Albass 4'
20th Bassoon 16'
Couplers: II / I, I / P II / P
Main organ
The main organ found nomination in the historic prospect, which had been created for the former organ of Ignaz Kober (1804). The instrument with mechanical play and Registertrakturen (stop actions) with electronic combination system has 49 stops on three manuals and pedal.
I Hauptwerk C -g3
1 Praestant 16'
2 Octave 8'
3 Harmonique Flûte 8'
4 Bourdon 8'
5 Viola di Gamba 8'
6 Octave 4'
7 Spitz Flute 4'
8 Quinte 22/3'
9 Doublet 2'
10th Mixture IV 2'
11th Scharff IV 1'
12th Cornet V 8'
13th Bombard 16'
14th Trompette 8'
II Rückpositiv C -g3
15th Gedackt 8'
16th Quintade 8'
17th Praestant 4'
18th Reed flute 4'
19th Sesquialtera II 22 /3'
20th Octave 2'
21, Waldflöte 2'
22, Larigot 11/3'
23, Cymbals IV 1'
24th Cromorne 8'
tremulant
Swell III C -g3
25th Bourdon 16'
26th Portunalflöte 8'
27th Salicional 8'
28th Voix Céleste 8'
29th Principal 4'
30th Octaviante Flûte 4'
31, Salicet 4'
32nd Nasat 22/3'
33rd Octavin 2'
34th Third, 13/5'
35th Plein Jeu V 22 /3'
36th Harmonique Trompette 8'
37th Basson - Hautbois 8'
38th Voix Humaine 8'
39th Harmonique Clairon 4'
tremulant
C- pedal f1
40th Under 32'
41st Principal 16'
42nd Subwoofer 16'
43rd Octavbass 8'
44th Bourdon 8'
45th Choir Albass 4'
46th Hintersatz V 4'
47th Trombone 16'
48th Prong 8'
49th Clairon 4'
Couplers: II/I, III/I, III/II, I/P II/P III/P
Play Help: Organo Pleno (principals, basic votes, I and P)
Baptisms, weddings, funerals
Among the many people who have been baptized in the Scots church, are included the rococo painter Giovanni Antonio Guardi, the Porzellanmodellierer (porcelain modeler) Anton Grassi and the film director Fritz Lang. In the Scots church have married the portrait painter Frans Luyckx, the Baroque musician Johann Joseph Fux, the stonemason Johann Paul Schilck, the Baroque painter Paul Troger, the musician Franz Anton von Weber and the orientalist Joseph von Karabacek.
In the crypt of the Scots Church lie buried the founder Duke Henry II Jasomirgott, his wife Theodora and his daughter Agnes as well as the defender of Vienna, Count Ernst Rüdiger von Starhemberg, the High Steward Prince Johann Ferdinand of Porcia, the Field Marshal Count Ludwig Andreas von Khevenhüller, the diplomat Count Amadeus Gottlieb Windisch-Graetz, Franz Freiherr (baron) von Lisola and Johann Rudolf Schmid Baron of Schwarzenhorn, the sculptor Johann Jacob Pock and the painter Paul Troger. On the 1751 abandoned Voglsang cemetery next to the Church the painter Frans Luyckx was buried.
For the composer Joseph Haydn, who had initially been buried because of the occupation of Vienna by the French only in all quietness on the Hundsturmer cemetery, was celebrated on 15th June 1809 a great memorial service in the Scots Church, on the occasion was sang Mozart's Requiem.
SX-70
Artistic TZ film
It's the same future
waiting there regardless,
- from "Prayer To Escape The East" by Christopher Buckley
Still waiting on my PX 100 film to arrive. Also sick again.
The Teatro Juarez in Guanajuato is a historic theater dating from the late nineteenth century located in the Mexican city of Guanajuato in the state of the same name, in Mexico. The complex was built in 1872-1903 by architect José Noriega, commissioned by General Florencio Antillon subsequently killed by Mexican architect Antonio Rivas Mercado. The site is one of the most renowned historic theaters. His period of greatest growth occurred in the late nineteenth century until the outbreak of the war of the Mexican Revolution in the early twentieth century, to be an important forum for artistic activity where there were famous exponents of the time. The theater is named in honor of the political and intellectual liberal Benito Juarez, a major character in the story.The Juarez Theatre has hosted the International Cervantes Festival, since 1972.
Additionally, in the center of the photo a replica of La Giganta of José Luis Cuevas (original is in the Museo Jose Luis Cuevas, located in Mexico City) sculpture is four meters high and weighs two tons.
. El Teatro Juárez de la ciudad de Guanajuato es un histórico teatro que data de finales del siglo XIX Fue construido de 1872 a 1903 por el arquitecto José Noriega, encargado por el general Florencio Antillón, posteriormente fue terminado por el arquitecto mexicano Antonio Rivas Mercado. El teatro recibe su nombre en homenaje al político e intelectual liberal Benito Juárez, un importante personaje en la historia. Además, el Teatro ha sido sede del Festival Internacional Cervantino, desde 1972.
Adicionalmente, en el centro de la foto una réplica de La Giganta de José Luis Cuevas (la original es encuentra en el Museo José Luis Cuevas, ubicado en la Ciudad de México) la escultura mide cuatro metros de altura y pesa dos toneladas.
CINEASTE365: MADE IN U.S.A. - Jean-Luc Godard (December 16, 2019 - Day 138)
In 1966, Jean-Luc Godard was asked by producer Georges de Beureagard if he can create a film quickly. The answer was yes and that the can film two at the same time: “Made in U.S.A.” starring Anna Karina and Laszlo Szabo and “2 or 3 Things I Know About Her” starring Marina Vlady. It’s important to note that “Made in U.S.A.” is the final full-length film he created with his ex-wife and muse Anna Karina and the first film of singer Marianne Faithfull (a popular singer in the ’60s and also the steady girlfriend of Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger at the time). While “2 or 3 Things I Know About Her” stars the woman that rejected him for marriage. So, needless to say, these two films are rather significant.
“Made in U.S.A.” is the final goodbye between Karina and Godard and “2 or 3 Things I Know About Her” is a film that shows him angered by the rejection. And also two films that mark the end of the cycle of Jean-Luc Godard who has become more of a political person and wanted to use his films to deal with internal conflict that he felt about cinema and politics.
“Made in U.S.A.” is a loose adaptation of the the book “The Juggler” by Richard Stark. The film stars Anna Karina as Paula Nelson, a Bogart-like detective who travels to Atlantic City to visit her boyfriend Richard Politzer. When she arrives, she realizes he is dead. While she investigates Politzer’s death, she runs into a few people who live and then later die. Meanwhile, she is being followed by a group of gangsters which include Laszlo Szabo as Richard Widmark and Jean-Pierre Leaud as Donald Siegel.
While the film is a noir film about Paula looking for her lover’s killers. The film has many film, literary and pop culture references but also politics and storyline that features an adaptation of the real-life murder Moroccan politician Mehdi Ben Barka and Frenchman Georges Figon (known for arranging the meeting with Barka and others before his kidnapping and torture).
Figon who left audio reels to his girlfriend/actress Anna-Marie Coffinet was a friend of Godard and thus Godard used Politzer to be a Georges Figon but Godard using the character and supplying the voice for his political message that is shown throughout the film. Within this tangled web of politics, Paula gets caught up in it and the question is of all people tangled in the web, who will be the last person standing?
“Made in U.S.A.” is definitely not a film for those not familiar with Jean-Luc Godard’s work. Although there is a main story about the character of Paula investigating her lover’s murder, the film is not only heavy with references but there are a good number of political dialogue which was more or less Godard’s platform for him to get out on what was on his mind.
Although many Jean-Luc Godard films show signs of politics being used in the storyline, “Made in U.S.A.” tries to balance the film utilizing Anna Karina as this sexy, stylish detective but then using the film as a platform for politics but most importantly, for Godard to use two characters that define how he was back then as a filmmaker and then having Anna Karina taking care of the men in order to show that Jean-Luc Godard as we knew him in the past in his Anna Karina films is now no more.
“Made in U.S.A.” is the final swan song between both Jean-Luc Godard and Anna Karina. Despite being divorced at this time, she would no longer be his muse and the director would no longer be the director that many people have respected him and loved him for. His next films “La Chinoise” and “Week End” would truly mark the end of Godard’s narrative and cinematic period of his filmmaking career and from then on, Godard would be a different director focusing on revolutions and his interest in Maoist ideology and would only return to mainstream films in 1980.
This is not a film for those who are not familiar with Godard’s work or Anna Karina. I’ve met many who have watched this film solely for the purpose of the beautiful shots of Anna Karina and didn’t like the film at all. For me, my appreciation was because it was a fitting goodbye to his ex-wife. After watching this collaboration between Karina and Godard, you knew it had to end someway and “Made in U.S.A.” was the way to do it.
As incoherent this film may be to many people, I enjoyed the film in fragments. As a “noir” film, it’s not my favorite. As a Godard film, I was impressed. The cinematography by Raoul Coutard was absolutely beautiful, the awkward randomness of certain scenes was an interesting way to see a perspective of Godard as a filmmaker and as a person who faced conflict and needed an outlet to let his emotions out. Both “Made in U.S.A.” and “2 or 3 Things I Know About Her” are two different types of films made at the same time but are enjoyable in their own way.
Do I recommend “Made in U.S.A.”, yes…that is only if you have seen a good number of Jean-Luc Godard films. This by no means is a film you should start out with if you want to learn about Godard’s filmmaking style. Overall, a fantastic Criterion release and a film that I definitely enjoyed!
Here I see another bag of trash that has at least one if not more of the september fashion magazines-- this one Kirsten Stewart Elle.... and here the bag (and magazine) awaits it fate in the hopper...