Ini poto-poto Hangeng yang gw janjiin ~hehehhehe~ Cewek yang disebelahnya bernama 郑爽 / Zheng Shuang. Lahir pada tanggal 22 Agustus 1991 … Tuingg, masih kecil !! ~hahahhaha~ Tua setaon dari dd gw ~lol~ Cewek ini yang sempet digosipin cinlok sama Hangeng selama proses syuting Bravely Going Forward berlangsung. Gak heran sih bisa ada gosip .. Selain karena Hangeng yang baik hati dan gentleman mau berusaha meyakinkan Zheng Shuang buat nyelesai’in tantangan yang buat dia takut sampe nangis dengan cara memeluk dan menghiburnya, Zheng Shuang emang beneran cantik euy ~hahahaha~ Untungnya itu cuma gosip-gosip gak jelas yang timbul karena  salah pengertian tentang sikap Hangeng ke cewek cantik ini ^_____^~~ Yang pasti … Gw iriiii !!!! ~wkwkkwkwkwkkk~

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Hottie Justin Bieber hops on the back of one of his security guys as he performs on stage at the M.E.N. Arena in Manchester, England,
coz of his broken foot!!

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STENCIL KING

On Saturday November 28th, Hugo Kaagman wil officially present and sign the book Stencil King at The American Book Center Amsterdam. The book is a representation of the total scope of his works. During the signingsession, Diana Ozon will read from her works and talk about her memories with Kaagman. Signing from 15:00-17:00.

On Sunday November 29th the official presentation of Stencil King takes place in the artKitchen Gallery. During the presentation Rob Scholte will share his views upon Kaagman’s works and his entire oeuvre can be seen. Presentation starts at 17:00.

Hugo Kaagman was born in 1955 in Haarlem, the Netherlands. He started graffiti in 1969 and stencil in 1977. Until 1985 Hugo was very active as a graffiti artist in the centre of Amsterdam. In his first period, he created murals through stencil and spray by hand and using various elements of punk and reggae culture. He developed a very own and unique graffiti-style. In his works, Kaagman tries to express his worries about the multicultural society, on Western and non-Western cultures clashing and bonding in the Netherlands. He displays an ironic commentary on politics and the society of today.  

After initially having sought his inspiration elsewhere, he discovered Holland and developed his own contemporary version of Delft blue tiles. His workspace is located in what used to be a kiosk on Amsterdam RAI Station. The work he makes and exhibits over there provokes, is humouristic and on edge.

Thanks to the combination of exquisite photographic material and texts from Tristan Manco (among others), Stencil King has become a complete and unique chronologic display of the artistic career and godfather of Dutch graffiti art, Hugo Kaagman.

Night Watch, Spray paint on paper; 2008

Source: http://www.abc.nl/

The marianne newman gallery tucked demurely between office buildings on Albany Street, St Leonards.  It is an intimate space, a haven from the crazy corporate hustle and bustle of the day. 

It’s a space for a bit of quite solitude or sharing a coffee and cake with other ‘interested parties’ surround by beautiful things.  

The gallery’s Christmas Exhibition of the landscape is on from 27 November to         19 December, featuring artists who work with the Australian landscape its mystery, its flora and fauna.

If you’re in need of some visual stimulation or a place to just stop and ‘smell the roses’ then pop in…  you never know what you might find.

marianne newman gallery

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F1 McLaren driver, Kimi Raikkonen made a quick pit stop at the Tag Heuer boutique in Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. … Kimi Raikkonen Tag Heuer Starhill Gallery

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More Traditional Design should be Welcomed by Diehard BMW Fans
Canadian Auto Press

There is only one more important car in BMW’s North American lineup, and the 3-Series sedan won’t be completely updated for another couple of years. A new 5, however, is on the way, and BMW revealed it to the masses yesterday.

2011 BMW 5-Series

What a difference a day makes, as the new five goes from being the oddest looking premium midsize model to one of the best looking, now featuring young looking surgically enhanced eyes where granny glasses previously wrapped around its less muscular front fenders. The new 5 is all about muscularity, a masculine look that will be sure to ring true with traditional BMW fans. That in mind, its taillights pay tribute to those on one of the most beloved 5s of all time, the third-generation E34 (1988-1996), while the headlight design pulls cues from the new 7, the car it shares its overall architecture with.

At 116.9 inches the new 5 is four inches shorter than the regular wheelbase 7, but it’s still longer than its main rival from Mercedes-Benz, the E-Class sedan which measures in with a 113.1-inch wheelbase. That gives the 5 more interior space, especially in back where it’s traditionally come up a bit short, and should translate into better ride quality too with greater high-speed stability.

The new F10 (BMW’s internal code name for the newest 5) should will get electric power steering assist, which will reduce parasitic power loss while enhancing efficiencies, yet may give the new car different steering feel than BMW enthusiasts are used to. So far, however, 7 Series buyers have not complained about the new steering system, so it’s likely BMW has managed to add feel to a system that gets criticized for its lack thereof all too often. The F10 also offer optional active rear-wheel steering, plus an adaptive damping system and active roll control to improve handling.

Improved handling is good, as BMWs have never been slow off the line. The new 5 will be especially quick as it gets a 300hp turbocharged inline-six in 535i guise, although not the same one we’ve all come to know and love in the last few years. Gone is the twin-turbocharged system currently available on the 135i, 335i and outgoing 535i, replaced by a new engine featuring a single twin-scroll turbo. BMW’s Valvetronic variable lift system is included to, making this the first application of Valvetronic and turbos working together. This combination still produces 300hp and 300 lb-ft of torque, and should make for an excellent entry-level powertrain.

When the 550i nomenclature is fitted to the rear trunk lid the same 400hp twin-turbocharged V8 as already found in the X6, 750i and 550i Gran Turismo gets stuffed under the hood. A marvelous engine, it pulls relentlessly in these heavier cars so should feel particularly energetic in the new lighter weight 5 sedan.

No matter which engine you choose, BMW’s ultra-smooth, quick-shifting 8-speeed automatic gets the nod, other than in base six-cylinder guise where a 6-speed manual is comes standard, unique in the midsize premium market. BMW says it will add a normally aspirated version of the inline-six with 240hp late next year, an engine that will be tuned with fuel economy in mind. No doubt, diesel fans will be hoping for a 535d variant, but BMW is hush on this if it is indeed in the cards.

If you like the look of the new 7’s interior then you’ll probably like the new 5, as it’s a cleaner, less cluttered place to be with more flowing lines atop the dash. Everything points towards the driver, as it should be in a BMW, and the overall design is extremely attractive. iDrive continues to be part of the package, like it or lump it, but this is now generation-four and should therefore be more intuitively designed. It connects through to an LCD display on the centre stack that also houses audio and climate control info. A 7.0-inch display comes standard, while a 10.2-inch display comes as part of the navigation package.

Technology in mind, the new 5 also becomes the first BMW, outside of its new hybrid models, to boast brake energy regeneration. Why? By recouping power from braking and storing it in a heavy duty glass-mat battery pack, it’s there to run ancillary functions while reducing electrical load from the engine, where fuel is needed to create it. After all, BMW has created the technology for its hybrids, so why not use it. It also makes sense that a hybrid version will be made available soon, no doubt dubbed ActiveHybrid 5.

And now that we’re hypothesizing, an M5 will be in the cards of course. And while it might at first appear less technically advanced than the current V10-powered car, no one should scoff at a twin-turbo V8 making upwards of 500hp, especially if it makes a little more torque than the current offering.

The new 5 will likely prove extremely popular, and due to a more traditional design, should resonate well with longtime BMW fans.

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Artist Paul McCarthy describes the improvisational process and performances behind the video work Piccadilly Circus (2003). Filmed at an unoccupied London bank before being renovated by Hauser & Wirth gallery in 2002, and shot several months before the start of the Iraq War, the work features costumed players in the roles of President George W. Bush, Osama Bin Laden, and the Queen Mum (in three versions).

Paul McCarthy’s video-taped performances and provocative multimedia installations lampoon polite society, ridicule authority, and bombard the viewer with a sensory overload of often sexually-tinged, violent imagery. With irreverent wit, McCarthy often takes aim at cherished American myths and icons—Walt Disney, the Western, and even the Modern Artist—adding a touch of malice to subjects that have been traditionally revered for their innocence or purity. Whether conflating real-world political figures with fantastical characters such as Santa Claus, or treating erotic and abject content with frivolity and charm, McCarthy’s work confuses codes, mixes high and low culture, and provokes an analysis of fundamental beliefs.

McCarthy’s current exhibition of drawings WHITE SNOW is on view at Hauser & Wirth in New York through December 24th, 2009. Works in the exhibition draw upon the 19th century German folk tale ‘Snow White’ (‘Schneewittchen’) as well as its modern interpretation by Walt Disney.

Paul McCarthy is featured in the Season 5 (2009) episode Transformation of the Art:21—Art in the Twenty-First Century television series on PBS.

VIDEO | Producer: Wesley Miller & Nick Ravich. Interview: Susan Sollins. Camera: Bob Elfstrom. Sound: Doug Dunderdale. Editor: Lizzie Donahue & Paulo Padilha. Artwork Courtesy: Paul McCarthy.

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Vietnamese Conical Leaf Sraw Hat

(Non La)

Vietnamese traditional farmer hat made from palm leaf and bamboo. It measures about 16″ across x 11″ from the rim to the peak , comes with tie ribbon. One size fits all. Made in Vietnam. Protects you from sun and rain when you are doing yard work; Very practical; or just use it as an Asian theme home decoration. Thanks for looking.

Price : 4,99 € (+ 9,99 shipping )

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