Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Masterbation With Rabbit

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I'll start modestly with me occurred on ;-)
This somewhat blurry photos a week ago in Museum of Arts and Crafts, in Budapest.
After I had the 2nd prize Romani Design accepted tender price.
Romani Design is a young company, founded by the Roma fashion designer Erika Varga. Its goal is the culture of the Roma as motifs, colors, and several world trend, modern clothing and jewelry should be implemented. Once around the gypsies and the "Whites" get through fashion in more detail, because in Hungary there is "the Gypsy problem" with the social misfits, criminals and unassimilable. (That the extreme right since April "finally" in Parliament are is like. Her naming a stand against Gypsies "owe". * DaumengaaaanztiefnachuntenundlautBUUUUUH!)
also wants Romani design the gypsies offer modern fashion, while retaining its roots "carries". For young people (men, we women), for celebrations and for the business.
follow now some photos of the 2nd roma fashion show, which was combined with the awards ceremony and the exhibition.
intentionally Only now with Romani design clothes. Works of internal competitors follow a lack of time until now.























This is a real hooves as necklaces! Of course, a symbol of good luck.

like a gypsy princess: Helena Varga, goldsmith. It makes the jewelry design and is also the founder Romani.








law Erika Vargas in the interview. This hair! It is an "exception", dresses, most often, black. But of course the ruffles of Gypsy material. :-)






A lady in a Roma shirt, which was made from a large cloth.




The girls sang great! was













the exhibition are many photos:




more visitors in Romani dress. This I found most attractive
Oh, and photos of my gypsy felt there is only when I get back, I had in fact no more time to photograph them and they are issued, even in the House of Terror .
You all really the video of the first Romani fashion show at ! (There is very little talking in Hungarian and the clothes speak for themselves!)
Romani design in the www: http://www.romani.hu/ (. Scroll down for photo gallery and look right) in Budapest, they have also a shop where you can buy the clothes.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Windows Blind 6.1 Activacion

Phönix.Nachricht with competition!

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Dear visitors, dear friends and colleagues,

with one of the greatest classics of world literature, Oresteia of Aeschylus " managed the Phoenix Theater a successful season:

closer than "Oresteia" by Aeschylus, who lived about 500 BC in Athens, one can not approach the birth of the theater. The Linz Phoenix Theater on Thursday opened its season with the mother of all tragedies and proved their everlasting significance.

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director John Maile, Peter Stein's translation of ancient drama in two hours and compressed with the Phoenix Ensemble on Thursday to a successful premiere run.

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For the performance on Friday 1 October at 19.30 clock giving away, we 5 times 2 cards among all who call tomorrow zwischen 12.00 und 12.15 clock tel 0732.666500 !

We look forward to your visit!

With best wishes on behalf of the team

Sigrid Blauensteiner

dramaturgy and publicity


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The Oresteia of Aeschylus

translated by Peter Stein

With: Lisa Fuchs, Matthias Hack, Theo Helm, Ingrid Höller, Ferdinand Kopeinig, Walter Ludwig, Judith Richter.

Editing / Director: John Maile.
stage / lighting design: Nico de Rooij.
Costumes: Ilona Glöckel.
Composition / Music Production: Armin Lehner (drums: Didi core).

Aeschylus' 2500 year old work tells of the fate of the House of Atreus-sex, on the long-a fatal curse has the gods. The oldest family tragedy in world literature is also considered the text of the birth of democracy - Orestes is acquitted in court and end the curse this, the question of whether this also the killing is over, whether hatred and revenge are not still in "blood to blood, guilt about guilt "discharged, John Maile, in its text editing and directing.


Phoenix Theater Linz
Wiener Straße 25 A-4020 Linz

Ticket Service: 0732.666 500

e-mail: tickets@theater-phoenix.at

www.theater-phoenix.at

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