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عيد الاضحى المبارك 2012 صور فكاهة funny

عيد الاضحى المبارك 2012 صور فكاهة funny

احلى كولكشن كريكاتيرات لعيد الاضحى المبارك 2012

نكت وكاريكاتيرات مصوره بالصور عن عيد الاضحى

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فيلم عبدة موتة

عبدة موتة

تولى المخرج الشاب عمرو عاصم، مهمة المونتاج وإعداد الموسيقى التصويرية لـ"عبده موتة"، حيث سبق له أن قام بمونتاج عدد كبير من الأفلام في الفترة الأخيرة رغم صغر سنه، كما وضع الموسيقى التصويرية لفيلم "أحلام الفتى الطائش" لرامز جلال.

ويقدم عاصم في "عبده موتة"، موسيقى تصويرية جديدة، إذ حرص على اختيار مقطوعات تتناسب مع موضوع الفيلم، ولم يتم استخدامها من قبل.

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محاولة اغتيال الرئيس هادي بالسم ... بالتزامن مع تفجيرات الفرقة

محاولة اغتيال الرئيس هادي بالسم ... بالتزامن مع تفجيرات الفرقة

لاثنين/22/10/2012

تحدثت العديد من المصادر الموثوقه بأنة تم وضع سم قوي المفعول وسط المياه التي يستخدمها الرئيس عبدربه منصور هادي مما ادى الى اصابة العديد من مرافقيه وقاطني المنزل ونقلهم الى المستشفى،دون وقوع أي حالة وفاة .
ويقع مشروع المياة الذي يغذي منزل الرئيس بجانب مسجد الوحدة الذي تأسس مؤاخراً في قاعة ال

مؤتمرات الشعبية وأمام منزل الرئيس هادي (شرقاً) ،والتي يسيطر عليها مليشيات الفرقة الأولى (مدرع) منذ بداية الأزمة السياسية العام الماضي ،
وبعد التوقيع على المبادرة الخليجية تم ضم هذه المليشيات الى وحدة حماية الرئيس هــادي التابعة للفرقة الأولى مدرع ، وتم توليتها مسؤلية حماية منزل الرئيس هادي من الجهة الشرقية (قاعة المؤتمرات الشعبية) وكل ما يقع تحت سيطرتهم (مشروع المياة والمسجد و....الخ).
وعلى صعيد الخبر: أصدر الرئيس هادي توجيهاتة بحفر بئر للماء داخل حوش منزله، وذلك لتفأدي تكرار ماحصل، بينما لوحظ خلال اليومين الماضيين حفار مياة يعمل ليلاً ونهاراً على حفر بئر مياة جديد بالقرب من البئر السابق وليس في بداخل منزل الرئيس هادي!!.

الجدير بالذكر تحدثت مصادر مؤثوقة ومقربة من منزل الرئيس هادي بأن محاولة الأغتيال الفاشلة جائت متزامنة مع حادثة انفجار مخازن الفرقة الأولى مدرع ،حيث لوحظ تغير طعم الماء وتكاثر المصابين باآلأم الحادة في الجسم من حراسة الرئيس هادي واحداً تلو الأخر عقب التفجيرات التي حصلت في الفرقة الاولى مدرع .

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Winsor McCay

Winsor McCay

Winsor McCay

Born	Zenas Winsor McKay c. September 26, 1869^[1] Spring Lake, Michigan^[1]
Died	July 26, 1934 (aged 64)^[1] Brooklyn, New York^[1]
Occupation	Animator, cartoonist
Influenced	William Joyce, André LeBlanc,Mœbius, Maurice Sendak, Chris Ware Bill Watterson
Spouse(s)	Maude Leonore Dufour (m. 1891–1934)
Children	Bob McCay and Marion McCay
Parents	Robert McKay and Janet Murray McKay

Winsor Zenic McCay (c. September 26, 1869 – July 26, 1934) was an American cartoonist and animator, best known for the comic strip Little Nemo (begun 1905) and the animated cartoon Gertie the Dinosaur (1914). For legal reasons, he worked under the pen name Silas on the comic strip Dream of the Rarebit Fiend.

McCay was a prolific artist and his pioneering early animated films far outshone the work of his contemporaries. His films set a standard followed by Walt Disney and others in later decades. His comic strip work has influenced generations of artists, including creators such as William Joyce, André LeBlanc, Mœbius, Maurice Sendak, Chris Ware, and Bill Watterson.

Early life

Little Sammy Sneeze

Winsor McCay was born Zenas Winsor McKay. He claimed to have been born in Spring Lake, Michigan in 1871, but his gravestone says 1869 and census reports state that he was born in Canada in 1867. He was the son of Janet Murray McKay and Robert McKay, who at various times worked as a teamster, a grocer, and a real estate agent. Winsor was named after his father's employer, Zenas G. Winsor, and he quickly dropped Zenas in favor of Winsor. He was raised in Michigan, where he began drawing at an early age. At the age of 13 he drew a picture of a shipwreck on the school blackboard; it was photographed and copies were sold. His attention to (and memory of) detail was known to be advanced.

Career

In 1889, McCay moved to Chicago, intending to study at the Art Institute of Chicago, but due to lack of money had to find employment instead. He worked for the National Printing and Engraving Company, producing woodcuts for circus and theatrical posters. Two years later, he moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, and went to work as an artist for Kohl and Middleton's Vine Street Dime museum. While in Cincinnati he married Maude Leonore Dufour. McCay began doing vaudeville chalk talks in 1906.[4] In his The Seven Ages of Man vaudeville act, he drew two faces and progressively aged them.

Little Nemo in Slumberland

McCay's first major comic strip series was A Tale of the Jungle Imps by Felix Fiddle with 43 installments published from January to November 1903 in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The strip was based on poems by George Randolph Chester, then a reporter and editor at the Enquirer. The stories concerned jungle creatures and the ways that they adapted to a hostile world, with individual titles such as How the Elephant Got His Trunk and How the Ostrich Got So Tall.

His strips Little Nemo and Dream of the Rarebit Fiend, published under the pseudonym "Silas",[6] were both set in the dreams of their characters and featured fantasy art that attempted to capture the look and feel of dreams. McCay's cartoons were never overwhelmingly popular, but always had a strong following because of his expressive graphic style. Newspaper pages were physically much larger in that time and McCay usually had a half a page to work with. For fantasy art in comics, his only rival was Lyonel Feininger, who went on to have a career in the fine arts after his comics days were over.

McCay also created a number of animated short films, in which every single frame of each cartoon (with each film requiring thousands of frames) was hand-drawn by McCay and occasionally his assistants. McCay went on vaudeville tours with his films. He presented lectures and did drawings; then he interacted with his animated films, performing such tricks as holding his hand out to "pet" his animated creations.

Death and legacy

McCay died on July 26, 1934 of a cerebral embolism, and was buried at the Cemetery of the Evergreens in Brooklyn.

In 1966, Woody Gelman discovered many of the original Little Nemo strips at a cartoon studio where Bob McCay, Winsor's son, had worked. Many of the original drawings that Gelman recovered were displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art under the direction of curator A. Hyatt Mayor. In 1973, Gelman would publish a collection of Little Nemo strips in Italy.

In 1990, the Japanese video game company Capcom released a video game for the Nintendo Entertainment System entitled Little Nemo: The Dream Master, based on the 1989 Japanese film adaptation of Little Nemo in Slumberland.

In 1994, cartoonist Rick Veitch began a 21 issue comic book entitled Roarin' Rick's Rare Bit Fiends, which included strips based on his dreams. The letters section of the comic book was titled "Little Omens".

The Italian cartoonist and Harvey Award Winner Vittorio Giardino was inspired by McCay and called one of his works, a series of erotic comic strips, Little Ego after Little Nemo.

On October 15th, 2012, Google showed an animated Doodle for the 107th anniversary of Winsor McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland, featuring an interactive, motion picture comic strip.

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Amanda Todd

Investigation into Amanda Todd's suicide nets 400 tips from around the globe

VANCOUVER - The RCMP says tips from around the globe are flooding in as police investigate the death of a 15-year-old Port Coquitlam, B.C., girl who died Wednesday following years of bullying.

The BC Coroners Service has indicated said preliminary indications suggested Amanda Todd committed suicide.

Todd posted a YouTube video detailing the torment she suffered after she exposed her breasts on a webcam to an unidentified man.

Although he won't specify their exact geographic area, Sgt. Peter Thiessen says the Mounties have received about 400 local and international tips.

He says between 20 and 25 full-time investigators are working on the case.

Thiessen says police are also asking people to stop posting inappropriate and hurtful comments and images online that continue to re-victimize the Todd family and others.

Todd's death has generated considerable reaction, with people expressing sadness and outrage to the way the teenager was treated by her tormentors.

The Amanda Todd trust fund is being held at the Royal Bank of Canada, which will be accepting donations in Amanda’s name at all its branches.