Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Vassar Girl Portrait


Visual
Arts
"Vassar Girl Portrait", a new   hanger
by HadaLyla.
HadaLyla and the Model
posing against the Vassar Girl Portrait



Threee Sisters

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Arts
"Three Sisters" is the name of this frame or hanger for. Its original name was "Three Piggies at the Mall" but I changed it to make it more universal and may be reach more people.
HadaLyla.
Threee Sisters
A new hanger by HadaLyla

HadaLyla at her Home WorkShop
posing with her last work "Three Sisters."

Three Sisters
by HadaLyla

 

Saturday, January 14, 2012





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Fashion 

"Not just another denim shorties; it is the one you will like the most, because it feels good, it looks good and everybody will turn to have look".
The product is already available in the Imvu Catalog.
New Denim Shorties by Okzanah
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Friday, January 13, 2012

What's New in HyperCom?


Technology
HyperCom Souvenirs Shop




Hermiawnee at Hypercom
posing close to the Souvenirs Shop.

A new feature is about to be installed in HyperCom. Functionally, an electronic shelf with TMN and Hypercom Souvenirs for visitors. In the background, a Flash Widget by DC Tidy adapted to a sample list of products to be sold in the small market place on the piers in the HyperCom place.


This Souvenirs Shop will be designated as Hypercom Souvenirs V.1.0 to underline its content will be changed in the future. Namely, by addition of new products to the list.






 Soon in the HyperCom's Souvenirs Shop
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012



Reviews
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HyperCom is a nice place to visit; not only once, but many times because it has so many features and attractive places inside you may tour and explore or just sit in a place and stay to enjoy the view and conversation if you go along with someone else or happen to meet another visitor willing to chat.

What makes it so fascinating? It is a dream come true, turned into design, deployment, and pure joy. Not yet a finished story; so interesting are its origin, concepts, building process backstage as what is still to come.
What is New In HyperCom

January 2012 will be a month of blooming and flourishing in Hypercom. Many new attractive features will decorate the cold structure of the concrete piers. A small market place and a bait shop for fishers, souvenirs shop and  newstand will be deployed soon. The souvenir shop will have a banner link directly to the shopping of souvenir articles.  
Some neighbors have already been visiting their sites as the empty houses are starting to be furnished with some basic and essential stuff such as seats and beds.



From the design table to the field in the operational site. HyperCom Market Promenade is starting to come true. The first furniture arrived yesterday at the piers and was deployed immediately in a temporary position while a group of vistors witnessed the scene.

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Friday, January 6, 2012

Why the NutCracker should be awarded a Medal of Honor.



Ballet
Stories
Why the NutCracker should be awarded a medal of honor.



It was in 2005 when Hurricane Katrina stroke the South Atlantic Coasts of the USA and we knew about the floods and disasters in New Orleans. The aid of relief was late. Seven years later we may know that story with all details. But there are some  stories that remain hidden and anonymous; one of them has to do with the Nutcracker Ballet.

The Nutcracker Ballet is by far the most widely known in the states. Every year more than 400 productions are staged for it by both amateur and professional companies all through the states of the union.

In  one of the dancenet.org site forums a S.O.S. was written by a 12 years old girl who told about the floods in her neighborhood in New Orleans. She was very worried and sad because the flood had taken away the place where she and her group were rehearsing the Nutcracker. The water had taken away their rehearsal costumes, tutus and slippers. Her worry was that if they didn’t recover their dancing equipment they wouldn’t be on time for the the presentation of the Nutcracker for Christmas.

Immediately, a wave of solidarity was raised and aid and slippers were sent to New Orleans. The city could wait years to be reconstructed but the Nutcracker couldn’t be put off for a later date. The Nutcracker fans dancenet groups, one of the greatest and more widely extended  social networks, in the states and in the world, was the first to answer the call for help from New Orleans Alabama in 2005. 

That is why the NutCracker should be awarded
a medal of honor.

Blessed be the Nutcracker. He would  be one of the first Russian to be awarded a medal and hailed as a heroe.