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I was trying to figure out how to curve the top and bottom in fast enough to fit the head properly after the shoulder join.
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Ph: scheda28 Model: Emma Make Up & Hair: Paola Styling: Silvia Location: Studio N21 | Legnano Master: Giuseppe Circhetta
Studded in bright lights, the Strand Theatre marquee heralded first- run showings of such movie classics as From Here to Eternity and The Sound of Music. Hundreds of Class B Western double features starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Buck Jones (from the Flash Gordon serials) found their place in history here on the big screen.
For almost seventy years the Strand was the grand dame of motion picture entertainment in Hastings. The Strand's conception began August 27, 1915, when William Brach commissioned famed Hastings architect C.W. Way to draw up plans for a two story, moving picture theatre and office building. Ground was broken March 18, 1916.
The exterior was finished in white enameled terra cotta, and the lobby exuded a luminescent white emanating from beautifully tiled floors and richly veined marble walls. The spacious interior was highlighted in old ivory and French gray. The adornment of blue velvet stage curtains and carpeting accented the warm oak woodwork. Seating capacity in the auditorium was seven hundred.
During the Depression years, the price of admission was fifteen cents on Saturday. The Strand allowed patrons to escape temporarily the reality of tough economic conditions and war times and, instead, live vicariously through the on-screen adventures of Chaplin, Gable, Bogart and Monroe.
The Strand turned down its movie hall lights for the last time on March 30, 1984.
historical writeup from adams county historical society webpage.
Wonderful Frank Lloyd Wright (and CASharp) inspired Swap Til you Drop quilt from Andrea! I can't even tell you how blow away I was when I opened it! It is just stunning. The colors are muted with just that little pop of orange and blue, just like the Wright windows!
Excellent stunning job! Thank you so much!
"Tell me about it, stud!" This fun studded jumpsuit from the 1980s will definitely give you a "sharp edge" on every fashionista!
Studded Jumpsuit, White Dove: $40
Shoes, model's own.
Gold Strapless Bra, stylist's own.
Shot & Styled by June D. for White Dove
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Took my new camera for a drive today and on the way back, photographed some ice riders at Ghost Lake.
Arriving at our next overnight location where we were going horseback riding and meeting up with my brother and his wife who stay there. We went straight to say hi to some young studs hanging out in the fields. They were very friendly and came towards us to greet us.
Intervento di Carlo Alfredo Clerici, medico specialista in psicologia clinica, psicoterapeuta, al convegno Convegno "Love, chemo e rock'n'roll". L'incontro scientifico si è tenuto il 18 novembre 2011 presso l'aula magna della Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale Tumori di Milano. Vedi il sito www.carloclerici.com
Keywords: psiconcologia, psiconcologia pediatrica, psicologia clinica, oncologia pediatrica, psicoterapia, pediatrica, pediatra, psichiatria, psicologia clinica, psicoterapia, intervento psicologico, Carlo Alfredo Clerici, Carlo Clerici, psiconcologia.
Per maggiori informazioni:
- www.infoadolescentietumori.it (la videoteca della Pediatria Oncologica dell'Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori di Milano per informare al meglio i ragazzi e le loro famiglie)
- www.ilprogettogiovani.it (il Progetto Giovani della Pediatria Oncologica della Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori di Milano)
Scientific Name: Lycoperdon perlatum
Common Name: Gem Studded Puffball
Certainty: pretty sure (notes)
Location: Southern Appalachians; Smokies; CabinCove
Date: 20060714
I had him outside after the big storm (it was pretty scary!) to get pictures in the soft lighting. It really brings out his coloring. I had to warm this picture up a bit to get it as accurate as I could.
He's getting very good at his sit-stays now that I've taken the time to work with him. He won't move, whereas before he used to try to get up. Now he knows that he can't move until I release him from the command with the word "free". I was able to put him at the opposite end of the yard, walk away without facing him, and he didn't budge. Then as soon as I said "free-come" he immediately ran towards me. I tried to catch him in motion but the lighting was just too diffuse so they were blurry.