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主婦之友 supplement for April 1936 (Showa 11).
主婦之友 = Shufu no tomo = "Housewife's friend"
This particular volume is specifically about making men and women obi and hakama.
As a kimono enthusiast, not only do I collect kimono from Taisho and early Showa era, I also collect antique kimono sewing books. The "Shufu no tomo" books are by far my favourite!
If you can translate any of the text - please feel free to do so and let me know so I can add it - full translation credit will be given!
主婦之友 supplement for April 1936 (Showa 11).
主婦之友 = Shufu no tomo = "Housewife's friend"
This particular volume is specifically about making men and women obi and hakama.
As a kimono enthusiast, not only do I collect kimono from Taisho and early Showa era, I also collect antique kimono sewing books. The "Shufu no tomo" books are by far my favourite!
If you can translate any of the text - please feel free to do so and let me know so I can add it - full translation credit will be given!
I find sketching is a good way to keep track of these sorts of things, plus it is fun to do and impresses the doctor. Some people bring a list of medications to appointments. I bring a sketch and give a copy to the doctor.
Supplemental Feeding Purple Martins with Crickets Using the Underhand Technique! Notice the Adult from Gourd #12 (Upper Left) Caught Crickets 3 Times, Each Time Going to the Gourd to Feed His/Her Young - Mashpee, MA - July 25, 2013
Detail of the relief map of Wernigerode in the Harz mountains, Sachsen-Anhalt (Saxony-Anhalt), Germany.
This map detail shows the town wall of Wernigerode with its semicircular towers and Wernigerode Castle towering above the town.
You find this kind of relief maps in more and more cities in Germany. Originally created as a city map for the blind they are supplemented with information in Braille. But not only blind people enjoy these wonderful pieces of art which sometimes contain some additional funny details.
In this relief map of Wernigerode, for example, you find some oversized cats playing in the streets.
Wernigerode is a picturesque town in the northeast of the Harz mountains, situated at the foot of the Brocken (1141 m = 3743 ft) which is the highest mountain of the Harz.
Wernigerode has many half-timbered houses, particularly the beautiful Gothic town hall, and the impressive Schloss Wernigerode (Wernigerode Castle) towers above the town. The Harzer Schmalspurbahn (Harz Narrow Gauge Railways) operates at Wernigerode station, connecting Wernigerode with the Brocken and the town of Nordhausen in the south of the Harz mountains.
Harz weekend June 2012
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I am seventy-seven years old and for about a year now I have suffered from aching muscles and stiff, sore joints. Putting it down to old age I wouldn't go to a doctor and was becoming a grouchy old couch potato. Then my daughter talked me into trying Mineralife Liquid Magnesium Supplement. Before I knew it I was bending down and pulling on my pants and stooping whenever I needed to without grunting. Seeing what Mineralife has done for me, my wife got on it and it is really helping her too!.
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Small German collector card (cigarette card) in the Moderne Schönheitsgalerie Series by Ross Verlag, second series, no 64 (of 300). Photo: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The card was a supplement to 'Edelzigarette' (precious cigarette) Kurmark.
American film actress Jean Harlow (1911–1937) was with her come-hither body, platinum blonde hair, and keen sense of humour, one of Hollywood's sex symbols of the 1930s. She had her breakthrough in Howard Hughes' World War I epic Hell's Angels (1930). Frank Capra's Platinum Blonde (1931) cemented her role as America's new sex symbol. In 1932, she signed with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and became the leading lady in a string of hit films. These included Red Dust (1932), Dinner at Eight (1933), Reckless (1935) and Suzy (1936). Among her frequent co-stars were William Powell, Spencer Tracy and, in six films, Clark Gable.
Jean Harlow was born Harlean Harlow Carpenter in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1911. The name is sometimes incorrectly spelt Carpentier, following later studio press releases. Her father, Mont Clair Carpenter was a dentist from a working-class background who attended dental school in Kansas City. Her mother, Jean Poe Carpenter née Harlow was the daughter of a wealthy real estate broker, Skip Harlow. The marriage was arranged by Jean's father for their underage daughter in 1908. Jean was resentful and became very unhappy in the marriage. The couple lived in Kansas City in a house owned by Jean's father. Harlean was nicknamed 'The Baby', a name that would stick with her for the rest of her life. Harlean and 'Mother Jean', as she became known when Harlean became a film star, remained very close. Harlean's mother was extremely protective and coddling, reportedly instilling a sense that her daughter owed everything she had to her. "She was always all mine", she said of her daughter. When Harlean was at school, her mother filed for a divorce that was finalised in 1922. She was granted sole custody of Harlean, who loved her father who would survive her by thirty-seven years. However, Harlean would rarely see him again. Mother Jean moved with Harlean to Hollywood in 1923 with hopes of becoming an actress but was too old at 34 to begin a film career. Young Harlean attended the Hollywood School for Girls but dropped out of school at age 14 in the spring of 1925. Finances dwindling, she and her mother moved back to Kansas City after Skip Harlow issued an ultimatum that he would disinherit Jean if she did not return. Several weeks later, Skip sent his granddaughter to a summer camp, Camp Cha-Ton-Ka, in Michigamme, Michigan, where she became ill with scarlet fever. Her mother travelled to Michigan to care for her, rowing herself across the lake to the camp but was told she could not see her daughter. Harlow attended the Ferry Hall School (now Lake Forest Academy) in Lake Forest, Illinois. Her mother had an ulterior motive for Harlean's attendance there, as it was close to the Chicago home of her boyfriend, Marino Bello. Each freshman was paired with a 'big sister' from the senior class, and Harlean's big sister introduced her to 19-year-old Charles 'Chuck' Fremont McGrew, heir to a large fortune, in the fall of 1926. Soon the two began to date, and then married. Early 1927, Jean Carpenter also married Bello; Harlean was not present. Shortly after the wedding, the McGrews left Chicago and moved to Beverly Hills. McGrew turned 21 two months after the marriage and received part of his large inheritance. The couple moved to Los Angeles in 1928, settling into a home in Beverly Hills, where Harlean thrived as a wealthy socialite. McGrew hoped to distance Harlean from her mother with the move. Neither McGrew nor Harlean worked, and both, especially McGrew, were thought to drink heavily. In Los Angeles, Harlean befriended Rosalie Roy, a young aspiring actress. Lacking a car, Roy asked Harlean to drive her to Fox Studios for an appointment. Reputedly, Harlean was noticed and approached by Fox executives while waiting for her friend but stated that she was not interested. Nevertheless, she was given dictated letters of introduction to Central Casting. A few days later, Rosalie Roy bet Harlean that she did not have the nerve to go and audition. Unwilling to lose a wager and pressed by her enthusiastic mother, now back in Los Angeles, Harlean drove to Central Casting and signed in under her mother's maiden name, Jean Harlow. After several calls from Central Casting and several rejected job offers, Harlean was pressed into accepting work by her mother. She appeared in her first film, Honor Bound (Alfred E. Green, 1928), as an unbilled extra. This led to small parts in feature films such as Moran of the Marines (Frank R. Strayer, 1928) with Richard Dix, This Thing Called Love (Paul L. Stein, 1929), Close Harmony (John Cromwell, 1929), and The Love Parade (Ernst Lubitsch, 1929), starring Maurice Chevalier. In December 1928, she signed a five-year contract with Hal Roach Studios for $100 per week. She had a co-starring role in Laurel and Hardy's short Double Whoopee (Lewis R. Foster, 1929), and went on to appear in two more of their films: Liberty (Leo McCarey, 1929) and Bacon Grabbers (Lewis R. Foster, 1929). In March 1929, however, she parted with Hal Roach, who tore up her contract after Harlow told him, "It's breaking up my marriage, what can I do?" In June 1929, Harlow separated from her husband and moved in with her mother and Bello. After her separation from McGrew, Harlow worked as an extra in several films. She landed her first speaking role in The Saturday Night Kid (A. Edward Sutherland, 1929), starring Clara Bow. The couple divorced in 1929. In late 1929, Jean was spotted by actor James Hall, who was filming Howard Hughes' Hell's Angels (1930). Hughes revamped most of his originally silent film of 1927 with sound, and he needed an actress to replace Greta Nissen, who had a Norwegian accent that was considered to be undesirable for her character. Harlow made a test and got the part. In this film she uttered the immortal words "Would you be shocked if I changed into something more comfortable?" Hughes signed Harlow to a five-year, $100-per-week contract in 1929. Hell's Angels premiered in Hollywood on 27 May 1930, at Grauman's Chinese Theater, becoming the highest-grossing film of 1930, besting even Greta Garbo's talkie debut in Anna Christie (Clarence Brown, 1930). Hell's Angels (Howard Hughes, Edmund Goulding, James Whale, 1930) made Harlow an international star. Although she was popular with audiences, critics were less than enthusiastic. The New Yorker called her performance "plain awful", though Variety magazine conceded, "It doesn't matter what degree of talent she possesses ... nobody ever starved possessing what she's got." During the shooting, Harlow met MGM executive Paul Bern. She was again an uncredited extra in the Charlie Chaplin film City Lights (1931), though her appearance did not make the final cut. With no projects planned for Harlow, Hughes sent her to New York, Seattle, and Kansas City for Hell's Angels premieres. In 1931, loaned out by Hughes to other studios, she gained more attention when she appeared in The Secret Six (George W. Hill, 1931), with Wallace Beery and Clark Gable; Iron Man (Tod Browning, 1931), with Lew Ayres and Robert Armstrong; and The Public Enemy (William A. Wellman, 1931), with James Cagney. Though the successes of the films ranged from moderate to hit, Harlow's acting was mocked by critics. Concerned, Hughes sent her on a brief publicity tour, which was not a success, as Harlow dreaded such personal appearances. Jean Harlow dated notorious New Jersey mobster Abner Zwillman (aka 'Longy"), who secured a two-picture deal for her with Harry Cohn of Columbia Pictures by loaning Cohn $500,000 in cash. He also purchased her a jewelled charm bracelet and a red Cadillac. Columbia Pictures cast her in Platinum Blonde (Frank Capra, 1931), with Loretta Young. The film, originally titled Gallagher, was renamed to promote Harlow, capitalising on her hair colour, called 'platinum' by Hughes' publicists. Though Harlow denied her hair was dyed, the platinum blonde colour was reportedly achieved by bleaching with a weekly application of ammonia, Clorox bleach, and Lux soap flakes. This process weakened and damaged Harlow's naturally ash-blonde hair. Many female fans began dyeing their hair to match hers. Howard Hughes' team organised a series of 'Platinum Blonde' clubs across the nation, with a prize of $10,000 to any beautician who could match Harlow's shade. No one could, the prize went unclaimed but Hughes' publicity worked and the nickname stuck with Harlow. Harlow next filmed Three Wise Girls (William Beaudine, 1932), for Columbia Pictures, with Mae Clark and Walter Byron. Paul Bern then arranged to borrow her for The Beast of the City (1932), co-starring Walter Huston. After filming, Bern booked a 10-week personal appearance tour on the East Coast. To the surprise of many, especially Harlow herself, she packed every theatre in which she appeared, often appearing in a single venue for several nights. Despite critical disparagement and poor roles, Harlow's popularity and following were large and growing and, in February 1932, the tour was extended by six weeks.
Jean Harlow was now romantically involved with MGM producer Paul Bern and he spoke to Louis B. Mayer about buying out her contract with Hughes and signing her to MGM, but Mayer declined. MGM's leading ladies were presented as elegant, while Harlow's 'floozy' screen persona was abhorrent to Mayer. Bern then began urging close friend Irving Thalberg, production head of MGM, to sign Harlow, noting her popularity and established image. After initial reluctance, Thalberg agreed and, on 3 March 1932, Harlow's 21st birthday, Bern called her with the news that MGM had purchased her contract from Hughes for $30,000. At MGM, Harlow was given superior movie roles to show off her looks and nascent comedic talent. Though Harlow's screen persona changed dramatically during her career, one constant was her apparent sense of humour. In 1932, she starred in the comedy Red-Headed Woman (Jack Conway, 1932), for which she received $1,250 a week. The film is often noted as being one of the few films in which Harlow did not appear with platinum blonde hair; she wore a red wig for the role. She next starred in Red Dust (Victor Fleming, 1932), her second film with Clark Gable. Harlow and Gable worked well together and co-starred in a total of six films. She was also paired multiple times with Spencer Tracy and William Powell. At this point, MGM began trying to distinguish Harlow's public persona from that of her screen characters, changing her childhood surname from common 'Carpenter' to chic 'Carpentier', claiming that writer Edgar Allan Poe was one of her ancestors and publishing photographs of Harlow doing charity work to change her image from that of a tramp to an all-American girl. This transformation proved difficult; once, Harlow was heard muttering, "My God, must I always wear a low-cut dress to be important?" During the making of Red Dust, Bern—her husband of two months—was found dead at their home. His death created a lasting scandal. Initially, Harlow was speculated to have killed Bern, but Bern's death was officially ruled a suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Reportedly, the day after Bern's former common-law wife met Harlow, Bern shot himself. A few days later former Mrs. Bern was found floating in the Sacramento River, after allegedly committing suicide. Louis B. Mayer feared negative publicity from the incident and intended to replace Harlow in the film, offering the role to Tallulah Bankhead. Bankhead was appalled by the offer and wrote in her autobiography, "To damn the radiant Jean for the misfortune of another would be one of the shabbiest acts of all time. I told Mr. Mayer as much." Harlow kept silent, survived the ordeal, and became more popular than ever. A 2009 biography of Bern asserted that Bern was murdered by a former lover and the crime scene re-arranged by MGM executives to make it appear Bern had killed himself. After Bern's death, Harlow began an indiscreet affair with boxer Max Baer who, though separated from his wife Dorothy Dunbar, was threatened with divorce proceedings naming Harlow as a co-respondent for "alienation of affection", a legal term for adultery. After Bern's mysterious death, the studio did not want another scandal and defused the situation by arranging a marriage between Harlow and cinematographer Harold Rosson. Rosson and Harlow were friends and Rosson went along with the plan. They quietly divorced eight months later. By 1933, MGM realised the value of the Harlow-Gable team and paired them again in Hold Your Man (Sam Wood, 1933), which was also a box-office success. The same year, she played the adulterous wife of a ruthless tycoon (Wallace Beery) in the glittering all-star comedy-drama Dinner at Eight (George Cukor, 1933), and played a pressured Hollywood film star in the screwball comedy Bombshell (Victor Fleming, 1933) with Lee Tracy. The film has often been cited as being based on Harlow's own life or that of the 1920s 'It Girl', Clara Bow. The film included Harlow's greedy stepfather, her nine-room Georgian-style home with mostly-white interiors, and her numerous pet dogs. The following year, she was teamed with Lionel Barrymore and Franchot Tone in The Girl from Missouri (Jack Conway, 1934). The film was the studio's attempt at softening Harlow's image, but suffered with censorship problems, so much so that its original title, Born to Be Kissed, had to be changed. In 1934, Jean Harlow went on a salary strike from MGM, during which she wrote a novel, 'Today is Tonight'. The book was not published until 1965. After the financial success of Red Dust and Hold Your Man, MGM cast Harlow with Clark Gable in two more successful films: China Seas (Tay Garnett, 1935), with Wallace Beery and Rosalind Russell; and Wife vs. Secretary (Clarence Brown, 1936), with Myrna Loy and James Stewart. Jean Harlow's popularity rivalled and soon surpassed that of her MGM colleagues Joan Crawford and Norma Shearer. Reckless (Victor Fleming, 1935) was her first film musical. It co-starred her then-boyfriend William Powell and Franchot Tone. Suzy (George Fitzmaurice, 1936), in which she played the title role, gave her top billing over Franchot Tone and Cary Grant. While critics noted that Harlow dominated the film, they added that her performance was imperfect, and the film was a reasonable box-office success. She then starred in Riffraff (J. Walter Ruben, 1936) with Spencer Tracy and Una Merkel, a financial disappointment, and the worldwide hit Libeled Lady (Jack Conway, 1936), in which she was top billed over Powell, Myrna Loy, and Tracy. By the late 1930s, Jean Harlow had become one of the biggest stars of Hollywood, often nicknamed the 'Blonde Bombshell' and the 'Platinum Blonde'. She filmed W.S. Van Dyke's comedy Personal Property (1937), co-starring Robert Taylor. It was Harlow's final fully completed film appearance. During the filming of Saratoga (Jack Conway, 1937), she died in a hospital of renal failure at the age of 26. The official cause of death was 'uremic poisoning brought on by acute nephritis'. For many years it was a widely held belief that she died because her mother, a Christian Scientist, refused to let doctors operate on her after she became sick. This story has been repeatedly shown to be completely untrue. MGM closed on the day of her funeral, 9 June 1937. Saratoga was completed using doubles and released a little over a month after Jean Harlow's death. It became MGM's second-highest-grossing picture of 1937. In 1965, two films about Jean Harlow were released, both called Harlow. The first, Harlow (Alex Segal, 1965), was released by Magna in May 1965 and stars Carol Lynley with Ginger Rogers as Mama Jean. The second, Harlow (Gordon Douglas, 1965), was released in June by Paramount Pictures and stars Carroll Baker with Angela Lansbury as her mother. Both were poorly received and did not perform well at the box office.
Sources: Sandra Brennan (AllMovie), Denny Jackson (IMDb), Ed Stephan (IMDb), Wikipedia and IMDb.
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DeFUSE is a vitamin based supplement which helps calm nervous animals. No build up is normally needed and once the level for your particular horse or pony is established - and this is the principle factor and variable - you can feed DeFUSE when you feel that it is required.
Before using DeFUSE for the first time, we recommend that you establish the variables of its usage in order to achieve maximum benefit.
It is not possible to give ‘hard and fast’ rules for its use, as every horse and pony is different in weight, height, build, metabolism rate and personality. It is, however, necessary to give guidelines for use and we hope that the following will assist you. The amount to give, as stated on the bottle, is an average amount, taken from tester’s and trialler’s reports to us over a period of time.
We suggest you try the product for the first time at home in order to establish the two main variables - how much to administer and how long it takes to work.
We recommend that you administer more than the top end of the recommended amount (which is an average amount, as previously stated) - as by doing this you will be able to see the level of calmness that the product achieves in the first instance, and be able to adjust the rate, more often than not downwards, on the next occasion until the right balance is achieved. A weightier horse or pony than the average, or a very stressed or anxious animal would require a higher or double rate of application. If you feel that you have given too much - any excess will be excreted in the urine. The guideline time for DeFUSE to take effect is approximately 21/2 hours. It has been reported to last between 6 and 12 hours. No top-up is normally necessary - but it is acceptable to do so if required.
The product contains no prohibited substances - it is a Vitamin, Amino Acid and Magnesium based supplement - all components needed by the metabolism to counteract stress and hyper-tension by working on adrenaline levels.
DeFUSE can be given in the feed, but to ascertain the amount consumed, we recommend the use of a graduated syringe or an Easy Wormer and feed straight in to the mouth.
It is necessary to keep DeFUSE at room temperature and to avoid extremes of hot or cold as this may adversely affect the product.
Supreme Products DeFUSE is now available in 4 sizes - 80ml Pre-filled Syringe; 500ml; 1 Litre and 5 Litre!
In January 2013, the Ministry of Health and.Family Welfare (MHFW), Government of India,.launched the nationwide Weekly Iron and Folic.Acid Supplementation (WIFS) programme. The WIFS programme includes adolescent boys.and girls of Class VI-XII in government, government-.aided and municipal schools. It also covers.out-of-school adolescent girls through the Integrated.Child Development Services platform of.the Ministry of Women and Child Development. UNICEF India was consulted to improve WIFS programme performance. Children from a government school in Haryana, getting Iron Folic Acid tablet.
Photo Credit : UNICEF/ India/Diwakar Mani.
At Well Well Well we’re delighted to be bringing you this latest (and one of the bestest) superfoods.
Black Rice is a Chinese delicacy and we are thrilled to have it in its best form, as bran. Black rice is full of antioxidants, vitamin E and fibre but the real concentration of nutrients is in the actual rice bran.
It's the only bran on the market full of essential fatty acids and anti ageing antioxidants.
The rich black and purple colours of the bran are what gives away its anti-ageing health properties.
One spoonful of Black Rice Bran has more anthocyanin antioxidants than a spoonful of blueberries but with less sugar and more Vitamin E.
Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant that helps maintain healthy hair, skin and nails.
Our Black Rice Bran is full of dietary fibre-both soluable and insoluable. The benefits of these fibres include:
Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels and stabalising blood sugar which can help prevent sugar cravings.
Three billion Chinese people can't be wrong. You gotta love this stuff.
Centuries ago Black rice was known as 'Forbidden Rice’ as only the nobles were allowed to eat it. But we have it here for everyone.
Just add one to three teaspoons of this amazing superfood to protein shakes, yogurt, cereal and juices.
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Packaging: 30Capsules/box
Dosage: Take 1 to 2 capsules daily or as prescribed by a healthcare professional.
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Some of the benefits of Grapeseed extract:
• Helps in the fight against cardiovascular death.
• Has the ability to scavenge free radicals and reduce the cholesterol build-up.
• Stops cholesterol from building up in the arteries.
• Regulate the intensity of artery expansion as blood passes through them causing stokes and heart attacks.
• Lowers your blood cholesterol.
• Aids in nursing aneurysm or the dangerous ballooning of a weakened area of an artery.
• Helps aging Filipino males struggle prostate cancer.
• Has anti-cancer effects beyond that of an antioxidant studies have been made at the effect of naringenin on DNA repair in human prostate cancer cell cultures.
• The Department of Health (DOH) has staged on active campaign as prostate cancer incidence among aging Filipino males are said to be onthe rise. Besides age and family history, poor diet and high-animal-fat diet are contributory.
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For many years, we have worked with the Royal Mail in designing their yearly Bulletin Supplement.
The themes for each have been many and varied; from the last travelling Post Office train to the 40 year celebration of the iconic Machin head. Each design is sympathetic to the subject matter and era concerned and work in conjunction with the regular quarterly Bulletin.
They have proved popular with the public and enthusiastic philatelist alike (though if we're being totally honest it's mainly the latter).
This photo is from a series done for unit 2.5, Getting the Right Focus & Foreground Tips, as presented by Taya Iv in her course, SELF PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY for PHOTOGRAPHYCOURSE.NET. The unit explores ways to get the focus right, which can be difficult if you can't look through a viewfinder. The unit also discussed using foreground objects while keeping things sharp.
This set of 17 photos focussing on my hands as i added medication and supplements to the palm of my hand. I wish I had taken a shot of my hand full of pills, waiting to be consumed. I feel that some of the supplements I take are geneficial, and I realize more and more how taking a lot of these has become an addiction for me.
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This is a digital image from my collection. I initially began uploading the content of my slide collection in April 2017, later supplemented by the digital images. Both are catalogued into the same albums, organized by aircraft type and airline.
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Aircraft MSN: 28377
Type & Series: Boeing 737-8K2
Registration: PH-HZE
Operator: Transavia
Location: Corfu CFU Aug-2011
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