There is no reason wanderlust and winter wonderlands can't go together.
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When blogging went kaput, I lost him in the digital wonderlands.
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American progressives sometimes imagine that the Nordic countries are socialist wonderlands.
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The freedom of these digital wonderlands make for a joyful play experience.
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His gambols through colossal, blocky wonderlands have been viewed over 200 million times.
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As with all wonderlands, though, there's a fine line between fantasy and dystopia.
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This is a Christmas where garages and homes are transformed into elaborate, festive wonderlands.
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Currently I'm totally in the mood for those autumn colours 🍂 en winter wonderlands❄️.
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Last year, she organized Motelscape, an art show that reimagined hotels as neon-splattered wonderlands.
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By the end of the 243s, a name was in circulation for these wonderlands: malls.
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"Literary Wonderlands" will simply be a companion for favorite places and a guidebook to new ones.
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Visits to the scenic wonderlands, historic sites and graveyards of great consequence smashed records in 2015.
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In which our houses are just Willy Wonka wonderlands of monstrously oversize paper products and fountains of soap?
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Turn up the AC, grab a cup of iced cocoa, and escape to these swoon-worthy winter wonderlands.
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Dozens of similarly vivid imaginary places are summarized in a new compendium, "Literary Wonderlands," edited by Laura Miller.
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Mercer's floral eye, and doors, like the closet in Narnia, opened to strange wonderlands of artifacts and machinery.
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And museums, theme parks and other attractions transform into winter wonderlands, with special events and visits from Santa.
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These programs have been used to generate videos of people dancing and to transform summer scenes into winter wonderlands.
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In Ulaanbaatar they enquired after the trains that crossed the Gobi south to the industrial wonderlands of Shaanxi and Chengdu.
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Toys R Us also opened two "immersive toy wonderlands" called Toys R Us Adventure last month, according to USA Today.
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Both Disney resorts will transform into winter wonderlands this season and will feature seasonal attractions, entertainment, holiday décor and themed treats.
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These winter wonderlands are the things Instagram gold is made of, practically screaming "'like' me" to followers old and new alike.
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His latest abstract wonderlands are his best yet, and the paintings' pseudo-scientific titles give them a sense of mysterious exploration.
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That's why single player Elder Scrolls games are physics wonderlands full of opportunity, while the Elder Scrolls MMO is just another MMO.
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In music videos, stars like Cardi experiment with different looks and inhabit conceptual wonderlands that take their brand and sounds to new levels.
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Now, malls are venues for nostalgia about community space, but they have never been wonderlands — even with glitter snowflakes hanging from the beams.
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Mr Abrahamsen, now 67, has often proved his mastery of winter music through minutely detailed scores that build into shimmering, fractal wonderlands of sound.
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Swedish photographer Erik Johansson has a knack for seeing fantasy wonderlands where others see mundane objects and a commitment to realizing them without computer graphics.
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Past winners of this international competition have built giant towers from mushroom-based bricks, misty bamboo wonderlands, and swaying bungee hammocks filled with bouncy balls.
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Programming is seasonal; as the year progresses, characters pair up amid winter wonderlands, Valentine's Day chocolate-making contests, fireworks celebrations, pumpkin patches, and Christmas parties.
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The sets, decorated like gingerbread cafés and candy-cane wonderlands, hold lip glosses, blushes, and eyeshadows you'll want for every holiday party on your social calendar.
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On that day, radio stations start playing catchy carols, families transform their homes into winter wonderlands, and fast-food chains add seasonal items to the menu.
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Before the storm pushed north, southeastern US cities that rarely see snow turned into winter wonderlands, with snow weighing down palm fronds and freezing water in fountains.
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With about a hundred entries, "Literary Wonderlands" is by no means encyclopedic, and with dozens of contributors, it is the work of not one mind but many.
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Such alternative, neuroplastic wonderlands are something that Jonathan Fineberg is tackling as director of an emerging art-science Ph.D. program at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
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It seems as if every restaurant, bar, café, and even some cinemas are in an unspoken Christmas competition with one another as they all transform into their own winter wonderlands.
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They bloomed long after dark, through the haze of cocaine and Ecstasy, in wonderlands like the Saint and Paradise Garage and Danceteria and later, the Limelight, which came along in 1983.
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Many people who play Minecraft limit themselves to using its building blocks more or less for their intended purpose, whether it's by building simple houses or creating sprawling, unforgettable underwater wonderlands.
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Literary Wonderlands: A Journey Through the Greatest Fictional Worlds Ever Created edited by Laura Miller This incredible book is an encyclopedia of some of the greatest speculative fiction stories ever put to paper.
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If Mr. Herzog is a fan of his wonderlands, so was Rembrandt, who was influenced by Segers's working methods and owned at least eight of his paintings, one printing plate and probably some prints.
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Read these stories next:This Is What A Top Makeup Artist Really Keeps In Her Bag Hollywood's Latest Beauty Trend Is Kinda Extreme, But We Still Love It John Mayer Thinks His Hands Are Dreamy Wonderlands
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We also talk about virtual reality, and the possibility that we will manage the problem of economic irrelevance by retreating into artificial wonderlands that give us the meaning and the narrative that our daily lives deny us.
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Founded by Arthur Rankin, Jr., and Jules Bass, the studio did a fair amount of hand-drawn animation but was best known for its stop-motion animation, featuring tiny, doll-like figures that moved through hand-crafted wonderlands.
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It makes sense to me to open a branch in one of those wonderlands, out where there's unassailable evidence of America the Beautiful, the virtues of American patriotism, out where reside the favored citizens who could bleed American blood.
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Get the latest extreme weather news from around the globe More snow where you least expect it Winter storm warnings and advisories continued Friday for much of the Southwest, where vacation destinations this week already have been turned into snowy wonderlands.
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The essay itself is a lovely meditation on the ruined remnants of vacation wonderlands in the Poconos and Catskills, and the exceptionally skillful before-and-after animations of swimming pools, bowling alleys and cocktail lounges left me marveling at what was, and was not, still there.
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Those two pieces of advice are not mutually exclusive this month, which offers a happy assortment of open-air fare, a creepy comedy for those in the mood to be properly scared and — for the nonpassive theatergoer with itchy feet — the chance to get lost in site-specific wonderlands.
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CreditCreditChris Maggio for The New York Times Each December, surrounded by wonderlands of white paper snowflakes, bright red winterberries, and forests of green conifers reclaiming their ancestral territory from inside the nation's living rooms and hotel lobbies, children and adults delight to see the true harbinger of the holidays: aluminum metalized polyethylene terephthalate.
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Christian Daumann: Wonderlands in Flesh and Blood. Gender, the body, its boundaries and their transgression in Clive Barker's "Imajica". .
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Some of the beach resorts also offer viewing of underwater Coral wonderlands off Kandakuliya and Karaitivu. Many fishing villages dot the coastal areas.
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This marks the end of the time spent in Kullu, and beginning of the real journey into the winter wonderlands of his home - Himachal.
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The Palais was finally demolished in May 2012.Haslam, Dave (29 August 2015). "Boogie Wonderlands: Five of the Most Influential Nightclubs of the Last 100 Years". The Guardian.
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Watkins also performed vocals for "June & Johnny" on Jon Foreman's 2015 EP The Wonderlands: Darkness. In 2020, she played fiddle on Phoebe Bridgers's record Punisher, on track 10 "Graceland Too".
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"Jabberwocky" has been translated into numerous languages, as the novel has been translated into 65 languages.Lindseth, Jon A. – Tannenbaum, Alan (eds.): Alice in a World of Wonderlands: The Translations of Lewis Carroll’s Masterpiece, vol. I, p. 747. New Castle: Oak Knoll Press, 2015. .
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Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains National Park New South Wales has more than 780 national parks and reserves covering more than 8% of the state.2008 Guide to National Parks, p. 59, NSW NPWS. These parks range from rainforests, waterfalls, rugged bush to marine wonderlands and outback deserts, including World Heritage sites.
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In April 2009, he was GMA Dove Award-nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year. In November 2014, Foreman announced four EPs under the name The Wonderlands. They are titled Sunlight, Shadows, Darkness and Dawn, and contain 25 songs across the four albums; one for each hour of the day with one extra. They were released in 2015.
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Pacha to launch Wonderland Ibiza at Eden, located in the resurgent San Antoni area of the White Isle. The club-night incorporates well established DJ line-ups with a mixture of up and coming DJs. The key to wonderlands success noted by The Times"Ibiza Gets A Makeover." The Times 4 June 2008: 1-4. Print.
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His range of contacts provided an impressive if eccentric list of collaborators in the evaluation exercise including anthropologist Margaret Mead (for the South Pacific Pidgin translation), longtime Jerusalem mayor Teddy Kollek, and Nobel laureate biochemist Hugo Theorell (Swedish). — The 2015 book Alice in a World of Wonderlands continues and updates Weaver's endeavour and analyzes Alice translations in 174 languages in a similar vein.
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2003, p. 56. Paul Di Filippo in Asimov's Science Fiction wrote "[d]eceptively simple, earnest, and tragicomic, Parks's tales convey deep truths beneath narratives that tumble along like limpid streams. Whether exploring Oriental mythologies, or creating Dunsanyian wonderlands, Parks delivers stories that are rooted very tangibly in specific times and places, yet which are underpinned by eternal issues."Di Filippo, Paul.
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The problem was that law of the revolution made it a capital offense for anyone to publish a book or pamphlet that encouraged reestablishing the monarchy.Walsh, William Shepard. A Handy Book of Curious Information: Comprising Strange Happenings in the Life of Men and Animals, Odd Statistics, Extraordinary Phenomena, and Out of the Way Facts Concerning the Wonderlands of the Earth. J.P. Lippincott (1913). p.
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He believes the seal "...realized that I was just this useless predator in her ocean and probably going to starve to death. And I think she became quite panicked and she started to ... [show] me how to eat the penguins." Nicklen was a speaker at TED2011. His talk, "Tales of Ice-Bound Wonderlands", focused on disappearing sea ice as a result of climate change and global warming.
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Ghantewala in Chandni Chowk, in Delhi The Ghantewala Halwai (घंटेवाला हलवाई) in Chandni Chowk in Delhi, established in 1790 CE was one of the oldest halwais (traditional sweet shop) in India.Rediscovering Delhi: The Story of Shahjahanabad, by Maheshwar Dayal, "Feroze". Published by S. Chand, 1975top 10 "Food Wonderlands of the World." NDTV It has catered to Mughal Emperors, Presidents and Prime Ministers of India, from Nehru to his grandson Rajiv Gandhi.
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"The Florence Nightingale Medal" American Journal of Nursing (September 1949): 580. DOI: 10.2307/3458447 Back in the United States, she was director of nurses at Polyclinic Hospital in New York (from 1930 to 1936), and a housemother at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in the 1940s.B. B. Scher, "Alice and her wonderlands: Alice Fitzgerald pioneered in nursing wherever the world offered an opportunity" American Journal of Nursing 61(June 1961): 74-76. Fitzgerald retired in 1948.
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Sometimes, other unpredictable processes, such as a footrace, were used in place of the expiration of a candle. Auction by the candle was known in England by 1641, when it is mentioned in the records of the House of Lords.William S. Walsh A Handy Book Of Curious Information Comprising Strange Happenings in the Life of Men and Animals, Odd Statistics, Extraordinary Phenomena and Out of the Way Facts Concerning the Wonderlands of the Earth. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1913. 63-64.
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Brian Stanley, History of the Baptist Missionary Society 1792–1992, Edinburgh: T&T; Clark, 1992. Cule worked as an editor of missionary publications, including the monthly Missionary Herald and a children's magazine Wonderlands. He was instrumental in setting up the Carey Press as the BMS's commercial publishing arm. In 1911 he was living at 12 Genesta Road Westcliff, Southend-on-Sea, with his wife Blanche and their daughters Mabel (aged 12) and Daisy Elizabeth (aged 9).1911 Census Household Record.
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Shefa Province is the gateway for many tourists into other parts of Vanuatu. Underwater wonderlands, endangered aquatic species, lush bush, active volcanos, living culture make up the diverse landscapes and experiences that await the tourist to Shefa Province. Specific tourist attractions include the Mele-Maat Cascades, the world's first underwater post office off the shore of Hideaway Island, the Vanuatu Cultural Centre, and tours to Chief Roi Mata's Domain. Port Vila is noted for its many high-quality restaurants and international cuisine.
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She worked with an Edinburgh-based design agency, Whitespace, to create a series of illustrations for the program and the final artwork for the #FringeCover #Twitterpicture crowdsourced illustration campaign. In addition to her illustrations, Basford has designed glowing wallpapers, printed using special ultraviolet-sensitive inks. In May 2013, Basford opened her first solo exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts called Wonderlands: it was one of DCA's most successful exhibitions, with a total audience of 8,488. She is currently represented by literary agent Ed Victor.
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Earth's Greatest Spectacles (released in some countries as Seasonal Wonderlands) is a 2016 British nature documentary series created and produced by the BBC, first shown in February 2016 at BBC Two and BBC Two HD. The series takes on stunning seasonal changes based on the three locations where it reveals the dramatic process which occur for each year and showing how wildlife adapts to cope with the changes. The series was composed by David Mitcham and narrated by Domhnall Gleeson.
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With the new plot good to go, the Martin family was shipped off to Australia to teach agriculture in the eleventh season opener. Lassie remained in the States due to Australia's strict quarantine regulations and found a home with Stuart. The two would share adventure in America's national forests and scenic wonderlands. The show transitioned to color filming in 1965 with the twelfth season, and episodes became mini-travelogues with some locations being seen for the first time on television in color.
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Global Winter Wonderland features large lantern replicas of a selection of the world's most famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris, China's Temple of Heaven, San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and many more! The festival also features The Circus of Light with various circus acts from around the world. This performance incorporates multiple cultures showcasing their talents and entertainment. World famous flying acrobats, jugglers, fire dancers and contortionists are just a few of the acts featured in Global Winter Wonderlands Circus of Light.
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In 1977, the LCSNA first came to the attention of the world when it published "The Wasp in a Wig," the chapter of Through the Looking- Glass that had been "lost" for over a century. Its ambitious publications program has resulted in publishing or co-publishing Lewis Carroll Observed; The Complete Pamphlets of Lewis Carroll (5 volumes + 1 forthcoming); Alice in a World of Wonderlands: The Translations of Lewis Carroll’s Masterpiece (3 volumes);Alice in a World of Wonderlands: The Translations of Lewis Carroll's Masterpiece Ed. by Jon A. Lindseth And Alan Tannenbaum, Oxford Academic Library La Guida di Bragia, a "Ballad Opera for the Marionette Theatre" that Carroll wrote as a young man; Voices from France, Elizabeth Sewell’s analysis of the French reception of Carroll’s work; a new illustrated edition of The Hunting of the Snark; A Bouquet for the Gardener: Martin Gardner Remembered; Соня вь Царствѣ Дива (Sonja in a Kingdom of Wonder), a facsimile of the first (1879) Russian translation;Sonja in a Kingdom of Wonder evertype.com and many others. Twice a year the LCSNA issues the Knight Letter,Knight Letters Magazines of The Lewis Carroll Society of North America, from Aug.
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364–65; available at Google books here. and a Barbadian staff, Messel transformed it using the trademarks of his theatrical design: slender Greek columns, flattened arches, white-on-white interiors splashed with bright spots of colour, elaborate plaster mouldings – an easy mix of baroque and classical. It was his use of the materials and traditions of island architecture that was truly innovative. Wealthy friends commissioned Messel to design houses for them, both on Barbados and Mustique, and thus began what architect Barbara Hill described as "his work … of converting quite ordinary houses into wonderlands".
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They reveal his understanding of children's emotional needs and sympathy for their plight when they fail to receive nurturing love from adults. These are well-crafted children's stories, which unfold naturally and reach an emotionally satisfying conclusion. Cule is good at creating memorable locales for his stories, whether the peaceful lanes and villages of Southern England or the bustle of Edwardian London, and today these stories have a distinct period charm. Less successful are the serials Cule wrote for Wonderlands (under the pseudonym of Edward Seaman) and later published as books.
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Both titles are published in Italy only, as La storia di Gulliver (2011) and Lo specchio dei desideri (2012). A handwritten manuscript page from The Rotters' Club was displayed as part of the "Writing Britain: Wastelands to Wonderlands" exhibition that ran at the British Library during 2012. Coe was a judge for the Man Booker Prize in 1996, and has been a jury member at the Venice Film Festival (in 1999, under the chairmanship of Emir Kusturica) and the Edinburgh Film Festival in 2007. In 2012 Coe was invited by Javier Marías to become a duke of the kingdom of Redonda.
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Sometimes, other unpredictable events, such as a footrace, were used in place of the expiration of a candle. This type of auction was first mentioned in 1641 in the records of the House of Lords.William S. Walsh A Handy Book Of Curious Information Comprising Strange Happenings in the Life of Men and Animals, Odd Statistics, Extraordinary Phenomena and Out of the Way Facts Concerning the Wonderlands of the Earth. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1913. 63-64. The practice rapidly became popular, and in 1660 Samuel Pepys' diary recorded two occasions when the Admiralty sold surplus ships "by an inch of candle".
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Hadid appeared on the November 2015 cover of Seventeen and has shot editorials for magazines, including Vogue Australia and Elle. She was also on the cover of Unconditional Magazine, Grey Magazine, Jalouse Magazine, V Magazine (with sister, Gigi), Editorialist, Wonderlands 10th Birthday Issue, S Moda, Evening Standard, Teen Vogue, and Twin Magazine F/W Issue. Hadid also featured in numerous editorials for various magazines, including Vogue Girl Japan, Harper's Bazaar, GQ, W magazine, Town and Country, Pop magazine, three for Glamour magazine, and two for Love magazine. She was also featured again in Love magazine's Love Advent Day 14 and 15 in 2015.
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From the age of six Lempicka was fascinated by wonderlands full of princesses and sumptuous dresses. She was inspired by fairy tales, such as Beauty and Beast, Peau d'Âne, and other tales of Charles Perrault, as well as fashion magazines such as Femmes d'Aujourd'hui and Marie Claire. When designing her collections, she drew inspiration from Coco Chanel, whom she discovered on French TV show Dim Dam Dom. Her inspiration was also drawn from the work of artists such as the photographer David Hamilton, the poet Jean Cocteau, pre-Raphaelite and symbolist painters, as well as Amedeo Modigliani, Picasso, Matisse, Gustave Moreau and Ingres.
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Miyuki-chan in Wonderland received a range of critical reaction. In Women in Science Fiction and Fantasy (2009), Eden Lee Lackner wrote that the manga's notability stems from "how it plays with textual boundaries"; for example, Miyuki travels through Clamp's adaptation of the fictional worlds of Alice in Wonderland and X. According to her, Miyuki's travels to X land serves as "characteristic" of Clamp's intersection of its characters and narratives from its different works. Dani Cavallaro in Clamp in Context (2012) stated that Miyuki-chan in Wonderlands "most memorable" aspect comes from the sense of artistic "creative enjoyment". Writing for Sequential Tart, Sheena McNeil greatly enjoyed the manga, praising it as entertaining "fluff".
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The art of Mijo Kovačić is a late example of the Hlebine School of Croatian naïve art. His work often portrays rural wonderlands and the harsh peasant life of rural Croatia, described by academic and art critic Tonko Maroević as, > "With his memory he has evoked the rural environment almost unspoilt by > civilisation, and his paintings renew the existential premises of action in > limited, ‘untamed’ conditions of existence in a so-to-speak authentic > natural setting. It has been said, and supported by many good reasons, that > Kovačić’s painting are often of a medieval character, imbued with religion > and mystique, inspired by apocalyptic suggestions and a Bosch-Bruegel-like > narrative style." Kovačić's work typically consists of oil on glass.
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The film unfolds during the probate hearing determining the disposition of assets of the estate of Abel Edwards beta, the clone of the founder of the Edwards Corporation (EC), the most successful entertainment conglomerate of the 20th Century. The EC included an enormously successful film and television studio and the Abel Edwards' Fantastic Wonderlands Theme Parks based on the characters populating Abel Edwards' animated films. The EC has an extensive animatronic background and has morphed into a manufacturer whose significant product is the humanoid robot; their market share has fallen sharply and sales have softened. They understand the need to develop a new market, but after several failed attempts, recognize they lack the intuition and imagination necessary for the success of such a bold course change.
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The term has proved useful to literary studies that are emphasizing the continuity of English literature in the half century 1575–1625.E.g. by S. Gorley Putt, reviewing works on Jacobethan drama in "Jacobethan wonderlands", The Sewanee Review 1976:699ff; "the revival of non- Shakespearean 'Jacobethan' plays has been particularly successful in two Elizabethan-style playhouses, the Swan at Stratford-upon-Avon and Shakespeare's Globe in London", observe Angela Stock and Ann-Julia Zwirerlein in D. Mehl and A. Stock, eds., Plotting Early Modern London: New Essays on Jacobean City Comedy, "Introduction: 'Our scene is London...'", 2004:1. For example, the 1603 death of Elizabeth I falls in the middle of Shakespeare's career as dramatist: he is both an Elizabethan and a Jacobean writer.
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It sold for a then record high amount: $6,400. Soon thereafter a fan sold unauthorized prints of some of the Scrooge McDuck paintings, leading Disney to withdraw permission for further paintings. To meet demand for new work Barks embarked on a series of paintings of non-Disney ducks and fantasy subjects such as Beowulf and Xerxes. These were eventually collected in the limited-edition book Animal Quackers. As the result of heroic efforts by Star Wars producer Gary Kurtz and screenwriter Edward Summer, Disney relented and, in 1981, allowed Barks to do a now seminal oil painting called "Wanderers of Wonderlands" for a breakthrough limited edition book entitled Uncle Scrooge McDuck: His Life and Times. The book collected 11 classic Barks stories of Uncle Scrooge colored by artist Peter Ledger along with a new Scrooge story by Barks done storybook style with watercolor illustrations, "Go Slowly, Sands of Time".
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