#allegre

[aestum]

(by Yann Allegre)

[lumberfurniture]

Beautiful #allegre #diningtable in #americanoak. Can be created in any timber , legs can be wide or narrow https://www.lumberfurniture.com.au/product/allegre-dining-table/ (at Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co6v6JFLOD5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[zombilenium]

The ghost house, Kamloops, Canada

Yann Allegre Photography

[jonna-thure-agnes]

laurence ALLEGRE

[davidallegre]

I transformed Barbie into @lindsaylohan! 🎀 As a doll collector, I just had to add a doll of my favorite actress to my collection. This doll is inspired by her @cosmopolitan magazine cover, styled by @cassieanderson212. Cassie actually helped me identify the exact shoes Lindsay was wearing! The entire look, designed by @alexandrevaulthier, has been recreated in miniature by @sebasdolls, with the shoes crafted by @the_janchor. I had an absolute blast working on this project, and of course, I couldn't resist creating a miniature version of the magazine too. The repaint was expertly done by @plastsmuk_dolls, and I must say, he nailed Lindsay's likeness! 💖

Transformé a Barbie en @lindsaylohan! 🎀 Como coleccionista de muñecas, tenía que tener una muñeca de mi actriz favorita en mi colección. Esta muñeca está inspirada en su portada de la revista @cosmopolitan, estilizada por @cassieanderson212. ¡Cassie incluso me ayudó a identificar los zapatos exactos que Lindsay estaba usando! Todo el look, diseñado por @alexandrevaulthier, ha sido recreado en miniatura por @sebasdolls, con los zapatos hechos por @the_janchor. Me divertí mucho trabajando en este proyecto, y por supuesto, ¡no pude resistirme a crear una versión en miniatura de la revista también! El repintado fue realizado de manera experta por @plastsmuk_dolls, ¡y debo decir que super logró la semejanza de Lindsay! 💖

EN MI CANAL DE YOUTUBE ESTA EL VIDEO DE TODO EL PROCESO.

#lindsaylohan #BarbieTransformation #LindsayLohanDoll #DollCollector #CosmopolitanCover #MiniatureFashion #AnthonyVaccarelloInspired #SebasDolls #DollRepaint #PlastsmukDolls #MiniMagazine #DollArtistry #CelebrityDolls #CollectorCommunity #InstaDolls #DollCustomization #CreativeProjects #DollRepaintArtist #MiniatureArt #InstagramDolls

[omarfor-orchestra]

[queerographies]

[Le allegre comari di Windows][Roberto Costantini]

Le Allegre Comari di Windows: Un’Innovazione Narrativa tra Felicità, Comunicazione e Tempo Liquido Titolo: Le allegre comari di WindowsScritto da: Roberto CostantiniEdito da: Genesi EditriceAnno: 2024Pagine: 276ISBN: 9788874149667 La trama di Le allegre comari di Windows di Roberto Costantini Le allegre comari di Windows è un romanzo che segna un’innovazione nella narrativa d’attualità per il…

[dankusner]

Sexual adventure 

Like the Netherlands, prostitution is legal in Curaçao. 

Near the airport is an adult resort called Campo Alegre (Happy Camp), a jaw-droppingly enormous brothel. 

Because of the shape and color of the logo, locals discretely refer to the camp as "The Green Leaf.” 

The $6 admission fee (they don't check identification) is so worth the adventure. 

The sprawling open-air property was originally an army encampment. 

And it has recently undergone considerable refurbishment: There's a sleek high-speed Internet cafe, a gift shop, a clothing boutique (that sells Falcon's Mike Branson dildos), a massage parlor, an S/M dungeon, a business center, a lounge bar and even a water fountain.

Campo Alegre is like a small town — with boulevards that guests can stroll through as they pass by the tiny 1940s cabins where the prostitutes live. 

Except for a couple of restricted trips per week, the women are not permitted to leave, less they start independently cutting their own deals. 

The employees keep in shape at the gym. 

And after a sweaty workout, guests can watch them rinse off through the glass-walled shower stall. Upon a recent visit, I was told that I had just missed the annual "community day" — where locals are invited to inspect Happy Camp and see how well maintained it is. 

Apparently, parents are encouraged to bring the kids. 

Corporate sponsorship is big at Campo Allegre. 

Huge neon-lit beer signs arch across the boulevards. But my Dallas civic pride burst with joy when I stumbled across gigantic meticulously tiled Coca-Cola logo. 

In case y'all didn’t know, the first batch of Coke ever bottled came from Deep Ellum in 1902. 

As I looked at the cabin directly in front of the Coke logo, an enormous dildo proudly stood inside the windowsill.

The vibe at Campo Allegre is strictly hetero. 

However, during the Wednesday night strip shows, the johns apparently get a little frisky and the men are known to cruise each other — however, the down-low scene there appears way too dangerous for a tourist to dare attempt.

Original Site of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dallas

One of the first companies in the nation granted franchise rights for the distribution of Coca-Cola in bottles, the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dallas produced the city's first bottle of Coca-Cola on this site on June 10, 1902.

J.T. Lupton of Chattanooga, Tennessee, was the principal owner, with an initial investment of $5,000.

Three employees handled the entire operation. They were: R.D. Twinam, company manager; Mr. Dixon, the bookkeeper; and Fred Welsh, who operated the bottling machine.

The employees sold 37 cases on the first day of production and delivered them in a one-horse wagon.

In the bottling process, glass Coca-Cola bottles were filled by using a hand-operated, foot-powered machine that held two bottles, one beneath the syrup and the other under the filling head for the carbonated water, where the bottles also were capped.

Bottles were reused and had to be hand-washed by putting cleaning fluid and steel pellets, similar to gunshot, into the bottles and shaking them vigorously.

By 1905, sales of Coca-Cola had increased such that the company moved the bottling plant to 1800 Wood Street.

From its small beginnings here in Deep Ellum, the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dallas, later renamed the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of North Texas, grew to more than 2,600 employees in 19 locations by its centennial in Dallas in 2002. (2002) 

The Universal Drink

How Coca-Cola came to rule the world. In the fizzy world of carbonated beverages, today marked a notable anniversary.

On May 8, 1886, a pharmacist in Georgia named John Pemberton sold the first glass of Coca-Cola, inaugurating what is arguably the most successful product in history.

According to the beverage maker, Pemberton sold nine servings per day during the soft drink’s first year; by the time The New Yorker’s E. J. Kahn wrote about it, in 1959, that number had soared to forty thousand servings every minute.

European royalty drank it; so had Hitler.

The Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie imported special deliveries on his imperial plane—or he did, that is, until a bottling plant opened in Addis Ababa.

Despite the company’s astonishing rise, the quintessentially American creation was not without detractors.

Critics across the political spectrum derided Coke’s sweeping expansion, identifying “a new type of imperialism” in the form of “Coca-Colonialism.”

The Second World War had played a major role in the company’s global spread, but the Cold War was proving a serious obstacle.

(Although the Iron Curtain had a few cracks: Soviet-bloc athletes guzzled more Coke than anyone else at the 1956 Olympics, in Australia.)

At the end of the article, Kahn jokes that Coca-Cola might prove the key to global peace—a prophecy that didn’t come to pass, unfortunately, but one that did anticipate the company’s iconic “I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke” ad campaign, which launched a little more than a decade later.

[aestum]

(by Yann Allegre)

[lumberfurniture]

Some lovely photos from our client Kim of her #Messmate #allegre #diningtable all setup for her Christmas #dinnerparty tonight #christmas #christmasparty #dinnerparty (at Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmN8mJ3LTDb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[3garcons]

Hand Habits at No Fun Troy Sept 2023

with wye oak in the band

also Allegre krieger

[divulgatoriseriali]

La playlist della felicità: creare una propria colonna sonora per alleggerire la mente e alleviare lo stress

La creazione di una playlist della felicità inizia comprendendo quali generi musicali e melodie suscitano le emozioni positive più forti in ciascuno di noi. Ogni individuo ha preferenze diverse, quindi la tua playlist dovrebbe essere unica e personalizzata per te. La ricerca scientifica ha dimostrato che la musica può influenzare il nostro stato emotivo e mentale. Ad esempio, quando ascoltiamo…

[lory78blog]

Il bacino di Villar Perosa e le allegre "comari" 😌😂

[davidallegre]

[simena]

Raymond Allegre (detail)

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Politicians in a city in Brazil passed a law secretly written by ChatGPT - and now there is uproar

There was uproar when politicians in the Brazilian city of Porto Allegre discovered the law they had enacted was written by OpenAI's popular chatbot.

City lawmakers in Brazil have enacted what appears to be the nation's first legislation written entirely by artificial intelligence (AI) - even if they didn't know it at the time.

The experimental ordinance was passed in October in the southern city of Porto Alegre and city councilman Ramiro Rosário revealed this week that it was written by a chatbot, sparking objections and raising questions about the role of AI in public policy.

Rosário told The Associated Press that he asked OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT to craft a proposal to prevent the city from charging taxpayers to replace water consumption meters if they are stolen. 

He then presented it to his 35 peers on the council without making a single change or even letting them know about its unprecedented origin.

"If I had revealed it before, the proposal certainly wouldn't even have been taken to a vote," Rosário told the AP. 

The 36-member council approved it unanimously and the ordinance went into effect on November 23.

"It would be unfair to the population to run the risk of the project not being approved simply because it was written by artificial intelligence," he added.

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