He is one of the directors who has won many awards in the prestigious festivals of the world
Behnam Ashrafi was born on 18 , December 1996 and studied directing and acting.
He is one of the prominent Iranian directors at the international level and his films have received numerous awards from domestic and international festivals
Behnam Ashrafi was born on 28/9/1375 in Tehran. He started his career in the film scene at the age of 12
Hebecameinterestedinfilmmakingbyactingintheseries "Parentzbaz" and made his firstshortfilmattheageof17. His last film appeared in the shortfilm"OneTen"inLondon and won the gold award in theLondonShortFilmFestival.
Filmshehasdirected:
1- Short film Commander of my heart
2- Short film like a mother
3- Instant Madness short film
4- short film Satan and Angel
5- Short film of pair of shish
6- Documentary one tenth
Recipientawards:
1- The short film like a mother won the award for the best film from the eyes of the people
2- The documentary one tenth won the best gold documentary award in the documentary section of the London Seasonal Short Film Festival
Recipientawards:
1- RoozerMajnoon movie directed by YasmanNosrati as assistant director and assistant
2- Weightless movie directed by Mehdi Fard Qadri as assistant director and program assistant
3- The movie Maya Tiger of Mazandaran directed by Hadi Rahimi
4- Movie number 29 directed by Hadi Rahimi
5- Mustache movie directed by Hadi Rahimi
6- The movie One Day of Spring Vacation directed by Hadi Rahimi
7- Black and white movie directed by Hadi Rahimi
Filmsandseriesinwhichheacted:
1-PantezBazseriesdirectedbyKyomarthpourAhmadinepisode2
2-TheseriesofNegahProkhena,directedbySaeedSaeedi,inthreeepisodes,inthe leadroleoftheseries
3-Mothermovie
4-JafteSheeshshortfilmdirectedbyBehnamAshrafi
5-EshghNikanmoviedirectedbyFarnazAmini
6-BlackandwhitemoviedirectedbyHadiRahimi
When you attend a rodeo, you will want to make sure that you are dressed appropriately Wearing the right clothing can help you fit in and enjoy the experience more.
There are a few things to keep in mind when choosing what to wear to a rodeo.
• First and foremost, comfort is a key when picking out an outfit for a rodeo You will be sitting in bleachers or on the ground for long periods of time, so make sure to wear shoes and clothes that won't start to hurt after a while. It's also important to dress for the weatherif it's going to be hot, opt for light and airy fabrics, and if it's going to be cold, make sure to bundle up!
• Another important factor to keep in mind when dressing for a rodeo is the location. If you are going to an indoor arena, the dress code will likely be more formal than if you were attending an outdoor event. For example, jeans and a nice shirt may be sufficient for an outdoor event, but indoors, you may want to opt for slacks or a dressier top
• Finally, consider adding some of your own personal style into your rodeo outfit. Cowboy hats and boots are always great ways to add a little bit of flair to any Western-style look. You could also accessorize with some statement jewelry or even try out a Western patterned shirt or scarf. Whatever you pick should reflect your own unique taste and personality!
With these guidelines in mind, you should be all set to pick out the perfect outfit for your next rodeo. Just remember to focus on comfort, weather, and location when making your decision. And most importantly, have fun!
The rodeo isn't just a sport it's an iconic American tradition. From the chaps, the fancy hats, and of course the bull-riding, it is an event unlike any other. While there are certain elements that remain true to the traditional look of rodeo clothing, there are also plenty of options for those looking to add their own personal style to their rodeo wardrobe.
In this guide, we'll explore some of the best options for what to wear to a rodeo, whether you're aiming for a timeless look or something a little more modern.
• For starters, let's take a look at some essential rodeo clothing items that every rider should have. First and foremost, you'll need a good pair of cowboy boots. Not only do they look great, but they'll also help keep your feet secure in the stirrups while you're riding. You'll also want to make sure you have a comfortable pair of jeans that won't restrict your movement Wrangler makes some great options specifically designed for riders And of course, a cowboy hat is an absolute must-have. It's important to find one that fits your head correctly and provides the right amount of protection from the sun.
Conclusion:
From essential items like cowboy hats and boots to modern pieces like bright colors and patterned shirts, there are plenty of options for dressing for a rodeo. When choosing your outfit, remember to keep comfort in mind especially if you'll be riding! Additionally, think about the weather and location of the event when making your decision.
• Once you have the basics covered, it's time to start accessorizing. For a truly timeless look, consider adding some leather chaps and bolo ties, or perhaps a stylish western-style vest or belt buckle. If you're looking for something more modern, there are plenty of options as well try experimenting with bright colors and patterns for a unique style statement. And don't forget about jewelry! A bandana or neckerchief can add some extra flavor to any outfit.
• No matter what type of rodeo clothing you choose, make sure the pieces fit you properly and are comfortable. After all, you want to be able to focus on the ride rather than worrying about your clothing! Finally, remember that it's important to stay safe while riding so make sure you have the right safety gear for your particular event.
• By following this guide, you'll be well on your way to creating a unique rodeo look that is both stylish and practical. So grab your cowboy boots, put on your hat and get ready for an unforgettable experience at the rodeo!
Visiting the website of the permanent makeup salon Annyko Studio, one can find a good dozen of approving reviews from people of New York. Here is one of the many of them: “Thanks that I found YOU!!! This is so hard to find really good and experienced permanent makeup artist Last time I did my eyeliners with another master I felt so much pain so that I said I’ll never do it again Fortunately, I found Anna… I feel almost nothing during the procedure and the result is really beautiful”.
It is hard to believe that PMU artist Anna Javvili has managed to reach that level of skill and artistry during only 2,5 years in the industry And what's more, in just one year her Annyko Studio has become such a success in Manhattan, that now Anna is opening a bigger studio, which could accommodate everyone who desires to book permanent make-up services or courses from her.
Anna makes no secret of her top-ingredient for growing successful so rapidly: “It is definitely perfectionism. You only can be a professional when you hone your skills every day, every moment. My job is my priority in life, and I am very strict with myself. It always seems to me that I’m not doing enough and I push myself to work harder. I need to know, that tomorrow I’ll be able to do my job better than today.”
It is interesting that Anna had finished a permanent makeup fundamentals course right before moving to United States in 2019. From the very start of living in New York she was working for 2 beauty studios in Manhattan, along the way taking courses from international permanent makeup champions. It was a working for wear and tear, but Anna sought to achieve mastery in what she was doing. She knew, that only mastery could become her ticket to success: “Stay strong and confident. You must do top-class work, use high-quality materials, and most importantly, do not duplicate others’ style, but have your own unique style to be recognizable.”
And she has become recognizable. Only after few years living in New York she has had client base big enough to open her own studio. What’s more important, she had an understanding what she was doing it for: to make people even more free and selfconfident. “When a client is happy every time, client looks in the mirror, when client has no need to wake up earlier to make a makeup – doesn’t it feel great? This is why I love my job – it brings people an extra time for themselves and allows them to feel more attractive in any circumstances,” Anna comments.
This humane attitude is felt by every client of Annyko Studio. “Permanent makeup treatment is nothing without the human connection. The connection has to begin from the very first moments of speaking to your client. You have to be willing to understand their needs. The warmer the contact you are able to create during the working process, the more satisfied the client will leave you,” says Anna.
“Self-confidence is one of the most important traits for me. It is really hard to achieve something in life without it. And it is a pleasure for me to see, that my work gives people more selfconfidence. I love training future makeup artists as much as I love creating permanent makeup myself. I love to see, that I can make a difference for my clients. And I want my new studio to become the central point of permanent makeup services in Manhattan. You come here and you get everything related to permanent makeup, topclass,” says Anna Javili.
Itisdefinitelynotonlyherskillsbutalsoher warm energy that has created a strong following of Annyko Studio on Manhattan. From the very opening of it people were so satisfied and inspired by the results of Anna’s work reflected on their faces, that many of them asked for PMU training sessions from her. They wanted not only to receive services, but were willing to be able to give them to other people themselves.
Annawasaweoftheideatogetpeopleinto the profession: “By running PMU courses, I can give an exciting profession to many people. Again, I help them to become happierandmoreself-confident.Andthose people I teach top-class permanent makeup will make perfect beauty service for other people, and they’ll have their portion of self-confidence too! So, it’s like some chain reaction of beauty and confidence – from me to other people in America.”
So, she has developed her own training program along with the detailed permanent makeup manual, which includes all the necessary information to get started in the profession: from the structure of the skin to the favorite products Anna uses in her work. The course also includes her live sessions on the model, so the students can see how she’s doing the work. On the last day of the course students work on models themselves. Each of them also get permanent makeup machine and all the materials necessary to begin their own practice right after the course.
We’remorethanfleshandbone piecedtogether,predisposedto survival.Amongthemanyfacetsof biologyandhumananatomyscience hashelpedusdecipher,thereisone aspectwecan’tfullyunderstand.
Conventionalpracticesandnormssuggestthatwhensomethingfeelswrongwithour mindorbody,weconsultapractitionerorphysiciantoguideusthroughasolution.
Butwheredowegowhenourspiritneedssomething?
SarabethandtheFiveSpiritsportraysSarabethandherfriendsexperiencingthetrue potentialofspiritguidesandastralprojectioninaretreattheywillrememberforever.
Whoever you are, wherever you may be, your spirit guides are constantly trying to communicate with you or help you find your way through life. We see the concept of spirit guides in traditional African belief systems that existed well before the inception of Christianity and Islam
The Africans believed that the Ancestor spirit guides were more enlightened than the living and included aunts, uncles, and grandparents.
If we move to the west, the theosophical doctrine describes spirit guides as entities that are not always of human descent. Some spirit guides exist as masses of energy in the cosmic realm or as beings who have lived multiple lifetimes, having paid their debts.
These spirit guides look over you like guardian angels and help transform lives, having mastered existence themselves You may have an entire team of spirit guides rooting for you and not even realize it
Everexperiencedopeningupabookandturningtoa “random”pageonlyforyoureyestofallonasayingor quotethatspeakstoyouandyoursituationonawhole otherlevel?Yourguidesmayfindwaystosendmessages andinformationtoyouthroughcertainbooksyoumay pickup“atrandom.”Ifyouseesynchronicitiesorweird coincidenceslikethese,oddsare,yourspiritguideis tryingtocommunicatewithyou.
Dreams don’t always just happen for no reason You may find yourself experiencing a bizarre dream when underlying messages are laced within it. Be attentive to these messages that may appear as warnings Your spirit guide might be trying to lure you out of a rough predicament you cannot see yet or have come across already
Your spirit guides want the best for you. If you experienced getting “the perfect job” on your table, the opportunity possibly was a gift from your spirit guide.
In Dr. Beth Gineris’ new novel, our protagonist, Sarabeth, guides her friends into the realm of superior consciousness as they communicate with astral spirit guides.
Jacob Sharpe has a very unique spin on comedy As a brain cancer survivor, he has taken a disease which many see as a curse and turned it into not only a blessing for himself but for others
His comic material shines a light on his illness, the treatment he went through and how he coped with the difficulties of cancer
Jacob makes a joke out of all aspects of dealing with the disease, from the moment he was diagnosed with a stage two brain tumor, the mundanities of chemotherapy and how people react to you when you are sick
His dark take on his experience has garnered the comedian hundreds of thousands of fans
Jacob has performed sell-out shows in his native Canada at Yuk Yuks and The Comedy Bar in Toronto
Jacobsayshefirstrealizedhecouldturnhiscancer journeyintothebuttofhisjokesafterseeingthe AmericancomedianandactressTigNotaro,whotalks aboutherbreastcancerbattleinhersets
Herecalls:“Iwassoinspiredbythat.Ithought,‘wow, there'satruepoweroverthediseasewhenyougetto makepeoplelaughaboutit.It’sabigtrope,butitis shiningalightinthedarkandmakestheboogeymanof canceralotlessscarywhenyoucanlaughatit”
Jacobwasdiagnosedastheglobalpandemictookhold in2020.Aged25,hehadbeenlookingforwardto gettinginshapeandworkingonhishealthduringthe lockdown Butwithinamatterofweeksofstartinghis fitnessregime,Jacobwascrippledwithdebilitating headachesandstrugglingtospeak
Afterthreevisitstothehospital,hewasintriageand passedout Abiopsyrevealedhehadagrape-sized tumoronhispinealglandatthebottomofhis brainstem Thepositioningmeanthewassufferingfrom aseriesofmini-strokeswhichcouldhavekilledhim
WrittenbyJacobSharpeJacobsays:“I'mno hidethefactthatit timeofmylife.Itw thatIshouldhave notgoingtoshyaw
“I'malsonotgoing completelyinfear livetherestofmyl factthatIhadthisthing.Iwanttomake surethatIcanatleasthelppeoplewho aredealingwithsomethingsimilar”
Heacknowledgesthatjokingabouthis illnesshasmadehimstandoutand alsoprovokesaninterestingreactionin hisaudience:“Itrytotalkaboutthe mundanepartofcancerbecause everyonesays,‘Oh,it'ssuchabattle andyou'resuchawarrior’
“UsuallyIrespond,‘notreallyIjusthad diarrhoeaforfourdaysinarowandI wasinandoutofthehospitaland lookedlikeathumbbecauseIhadno hair.Atthetime,Ididn'treallyfeelsuper brave.Iwasjusttryingtostayalive.’”
Jacobsayshehashadsomepeople comeandaskhimifheishappyhehad cancerasifithasbeenagiftthathas helpedhimexcelasacomedian:“Isaid, ‘well,we'renolongerfriendsanymore butyesinawayasIcannowmakeita talkingpoint.’Ijoked,‘yeah,that'swhyI gotitsoIhadmorestufftotalkabout!’
“ButI’mrealistic-Iknowitmakesmy setuniquebecauseofhowcandidIam aboutit Iwanttocreateapositive rhetorictowardscancer”
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Jacobsays:“I'mtryingtotalkaboutmy cancertoopenuptheavenueoftalking aboutdeath.Itmaysoundmacabre,but let’sbehonest,theonethingyou're guaranteedinlife,isdeath.
“PossiblyItalkaboutitsomuchbecauseof myfearofdeath Iknowweallhavethat fear,butIthinkI'mtryingtoopenupthe conversationandnormalizeitformyself becauseI'vehadsomeonesaytomeI shouldbedead!”
Jacobhasalsousedhiscancerexperience togiveback,workingcloselyasamentor andpanelistwiththecharityYoungAdult Cancer
Hehasalsohostedanopenmikeeventfor theStupidCancercharity,sharinghisstory andjudgingthetalent.
AvniAmin,Program&Community CoordinatoratStupidCancer,says:“This communityisveryisolatedandexperiences challengesthatotherpatientpopulations donot.Jacob'sexperienceisrepresentative ofourentirecommunity
“Hewaseager,supportive,friendlyandwas abletoprovideuniqueandinformative advice.Jacobhadsharedexperiencesof lossofidentity”
ebscherhastouredwith andwitnessedhowmuchofan beingopenabouthiscancer asontheaudience: meswhenwehavegoneback usafterashowtherearefans Jacobisalwaysthelastone busbecausehe'stalkingto newhohashadanexperience withcancer.Ithinkitisdefinitelya catharticconversation,stemming fromeveryone'sexperiencewiththe disease”
Deanadds:“IsaythisbecauseJacob agrees,hisillnessandhowhedraws onitinhismaterial,itdiditreallyit madehimalotfunnier,notina morbidway,orableakway,buthe usesitwithpurpose.IjustknowI've neverseensomeonegetfunnierafter almostdying!”
TraumatherapistDrJamesPatel says:"Makingtraumafunnyisnot aboutmakinglightofpeople's suffering,butaboutcreatingaspace wherepeoplecancometogetherand sharetheirexperiencesinawaythat feelssafeandsupportive.Whenwe canfindhumorinourpain,wecan begintohealandmoveforwardina positivedirection."
ClinicalPsychologistDr EmilyChan adds:Whenusedappropriately, humorcanbeapowerfultoolfor helpingpeopletocopewith traumaticexperiencesandfind meaningintheirstruggles"
