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Outrageous Air - Extreme Skiing Event - Sandpoint, Idaho

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Author: TheMcKennaAgencyLLC

Tags: Acrobatics Aerials Back Extreme Fireworks Flips Freestyle McKenna Resorts Ski Skiing Snowboarding Sports Stunts Video

Outrageous Air - Schweitzer, Sandpoint, Idaho 2008. Freestyle Skiing, Acrobatics, Extreme Sports, Snowboarding, Aerials, Fireworks, Stunts, Back Flips, Ollie, Fire Ski Stunts, Ski, Resorts, Best of North Idaho. The McKenna Agency -- Northwest Photo and Video.

itachi tribute/last resort

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Author: itachiuchia21

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iatchi with papa roachs last resort

Bleach- Last Resort

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Author: Malferter

Tags: AMV Arrancar Bleach Byakuya Grimmjow Hollow Ichigo Kenpachi Ogichi Papa Renji Roach Zangetsu

My twenetieth AMV and probebly my last for awhile so enjoy! Plz rate and comment. Anime- Bleach Song- Last Resort by Papa Roach I DO NOT OWN ANYTHING MADE IN THE VID. THIS IS PURELY FAN MADE.

Tulipani - Italian Designer and Stylist

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Author: newrealm06

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Italian Designer Tulipani presented by Alessandro Sorbello Productions http://www.alessandrosorbello.com Nick Scalisi and Ilona Karme-Scalisi will feature as part of Italian Week 2008 in Brisbane http://www.italianweek.com.au One of the designs by Sunshine Coast label Tulipani modelled at the Mercedes-Benz Brisbane Fashion Festival. Tulipani is for the sophisticated woman who likes a sexy edge to their fashion. The husband-and-wife-team behind Tulipani -- Nick Scalisi and Ilona Karme-Scalisi -- are no strangers to international fashion shows, having both had labels when working and living in the US. The couple started Tulipani from their Sunrise Beach home three years ago and their signature look is based on Nick's original prints and Illona's technical skill for creating a flattering silhouette. "This season's collection is anchored by black and white and you'll find a mixture of elements," said Nick. Look for more spring fashion trends in today's Style magazine in the Sunshine Coast Daily. Tulipani's unveiling at the recent Mercedes-Benz Brisbane Fashion Festival may have been an Australian first for three-year-young Queensland label, but its designers are no strangers to fashion's world stage. In fact, the husband and wife team behind the label brought with them a bag of international fashion cred when they moved from the US to Sunrise Beach five years ago. Nick Scalisi and Ilona Karme-Scalisi met in New York -- Nick already had a label (Madonna and Gwen Stefani wore his T-shirts) and Ilona was working on a children's label. And before making the ultimate seachange downunder, they had six labels under their control. Which begs the question -- why leave all that behind to start over in another country? "After 9/11 we re-thought our life," says Canadian-born Ilona. "My whole family had migrated to Australia in the '80s ... we knew we didn't want to live in a city, so we arrived here looking for a new place to live ... then started at Byron Bay and drove north." The drive ended on the Sunshine Coast and Ilona, Nick, an Italian-born American, and their daughter Tatiana, 9, are more than proud to call the Coast -- and Australia -- home. Tulipani is the sum of the pair's creative talent, their new beachside surroundings and the fashion backgrounds both bring to the design table. "We are definitely influenced by where we live ... the carefree lifestyle lends itself to casual elegance," Nick says. Nick and Ilona work as a well-oiled team, rarely switching off from the creative process. Nick's original artwork forms the basis for prints used on fabrics in Tulipani's designs; Ilona brings the technical knowhow of patterning to the table. "We are constantly throwing ideas back and forth," Ilona says. Tulipani's target market is a woman who is sure of her personal style but is not afraid to push the boundaries a little. "She's not conventional, she'd rather stand out than conform. She has a strong point of view and doesn't necessarily follow the rules," Nick says. Apart from Nick's signature prints, Tulipani continues to win fans for its cut and flattering silhouette courtesy of a skilful use of fabric and design. This season's diverse collection of dresses, skirts, tops and pants is anchored by black and white but look for block colours and prints that surprise in blues, orange, green and yellow. Sport and resort style pieces sit side by side with glamorous maxi gowns, stunning silk "ladies who lunch" dresses, edgy clubwear styles and sophisticated shirt and skirt work options. It's a formula that works, Nick says. "We like to play around with fabrics and different mixes in a fabric. We're always adding something different and twisting things around." Famous Italian Designers Include Gianfranco Ferré, Fiorucci, Stefano Gabbana, Guccio Gucci, Agostino Lanfranchi, Angelo Litrico, Loris Abate, Bruno Magli, Alviero Martini, Ottavio Missoni, Franco Moschino, Carlo Palazzi, Anita Pallenberg, Elsa Peretti, Stefano Pilati, Miuccia Prada, Emilio Pucci, Nina Ricci (designer) Sergio Rossi, Renzo Rosso, Fausto Sarli, Ferdinando Sarmi, Elsa Schiaparelli, Mila Schon, Luciano Soprani, Sergio Tacchini, Riccardo Tisci, Tod's, Nicola Trussardi, Valentino Garavani, Giambattista Valli, Donatella Versace, Gianni Versace, Ermenegildo Zegna.