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What's in My Makeup Bag? I got a new cosmetics pouch in early December 2007~ I didn't realize I'd already used my previous pouch for like 6 years! O_O then I noticed the other day how it's all broken at the sides... so I had to look for a new one. I actually was a bit hesitant in getting this one at first cuz I don't really like polka dots. but then after searching couple rounds, I still like the whole design of this one the best! cuz there are additional inner pockets (sooo few cosmetics bags come with that but it's the one thing I look for) plus, the zipper opens all the way and you can open the whole bag up wider, which means it's easier to get things~ it's water-resistant too and quite a big pouch! I was also looking at this Betsey Johnson one (with leopard print and thunder, haha) but it's smaller and yet cost more! so I finally got this... factoring in additional year-end discounts and it's slightly cheaper than usual ^O^ so I've been using this for a month now and I absolutely LOVE it!!! it makes me that much happier everyday when carrying this around~ sooo cute~~~ oh and I usually only carry the pressed powder compact and blusher with me... plus the solid perfume and lip gloss on occassions~ all the other things, I'll leave at home cuz I'd complete my makeup before I go out anywayz so there's really no need to carry tons of stuff everywhere with me! First Gyaru attempt At the beginning of the year I made a goal to become more Gyaru styled, SO HERE IT IS~ Eventually I'll become better so please just think of this as an experiment. IMO, I did a good job on the eyes, perhaps maybe too much eye makeup, and I put too much blush on, but it doesn't look too bad for a more dramatic look of Gyaru style. Many Gyaru looks to come~ :> Products used; liquid eyeliner, gel eyeliner, a gold eyeshadow mixed with black eyeshadow and white/silvery eyeshadow along the top under my eyebrow bone, mascara, along with Dolly lashes both on top and bottom lash lines to finish off the look. The brands of makeup IMO don't really matter since you could do this look with cheap or expensive makeup, so don't worry about the makeup I used costing too much, I'm sure they'll be a cheaper brand of makeup that can give you the same look. I'll post a tutorial I did a bit later along with the products I use, for now this picture is just a test. :> Related topics: studio 54 make up makeup tips for smokey eyes how to do good eye make up color eye make up airbrush face make up make up forever liquid foundation what's the best mineral makeup joker scars makeup make up company name |
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Em Tuckwell with flower and crazy hair Lighting, 430ex thru 42 cm softbox as hair light cam right up and behind model, main light 580exII thru 42inch shoot thru can right. Fill 540EZ via white reflective cam left and powered down. Em is starting her port, Model Mayhem 1274150 Thanks to Rai Mondo for a few processing ideas! Crazy Hair f8@125th, flash to camera left, shoutthrough Related topics: best makeup for acne prone skin makeup tips for smoky eyes benefit cosmetics the gloss how to sell makeup make up artist tools how to make up a dance routine my make up looks where can i get free makeup samples natural makeup tips clarins fix makeup |
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ARABIC MAKEUP PICTURES. ARABIC MAKEUP
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Beautiful young woman in deep thoughts Beautiful young woman in deep thoughts 101 1233 Purple Smokey Eyes Related topics: lorac satin makeup silk naturals makeup yellow based makeup number one makeup brand how to make make up last applying makeup to eyes silk make up bag mineral makeup online |
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Asian Style Hummus Dip with Green Broth Ingredients and Preparation for Part B Photo: Hummus Asian Style Ingredients: Enough for 3 days 2 level cups of sprouted raw Chickpeas ˝ cup of white sesame seeds Ľ cup of loose chopped fresh herbs of Mint and Sweet Basil 8 cloves of fresh garlic cloves ( I Love my Garlic) You can start with 4 and work your way up to 8 if you like. 4 tablespoons of Extra Virgin Olive Oil from amber glass. A pinch of Sea Salt and Black Pepper Ľ cup of fresh Lime or Lemon Juice One level teaspoon of Thai Red Chili Powder or On stand by a shaker of Thai Red Chili Powder or More Olive Oil on stand by Hummus Asian Style Method: You have 2 choices here, you can blend your Chickpeas Raw or you can elect to steam them for 2 to 4 minutes the choice is yours.Either way you will have a great tasting Hummus. Add your white sesame seeds to a dry glass blender or milling machine and blend dry. Place the milled white sesame seed granules at the bottom of the blender and pour your 4 tablespoons of Olive Oil on top. Add your crushed garlic cloves with a pinch of sea salt and black pepper. Add your Ľ cup of fresh herbs of Mint and Sweet Basil Pour in Ľ cup of your fresh squeezed Lime or Lemon Juice Add your Level teaspoon of Red Thai Chili Powder With the lid closed securely turn on the blender to high speed until you see a smooth consistency then turn of , and do a taste test with follow up adjustments if need be. If all is well, then slowly add your sprouted Chickpeas with a wooden spoon (A Metal Spoon can dull your Blenders Blades) a little at a time and blending in between. In the end we want to see a paste like consistency , and if you need to thin the Hummus out a bit then you can just add more Olive Oil. Taste again and make any necessary adjustments with your ingredients at hand and your ready. Spoon your delicious Hummus into a serving bowl. In the Photo I dribbled some Olive Oil over top, sprinkled some Thai Chili powder ,and placed 3 plump brazil nuts with a garnish of fresh sweet Basil herb. Any of your favorite nuts and fresh herbs will do as well. Of course your left over hummus can be stored in a large glass mason jar in the back of your refrigerator where it is the coldest spot for any food storage. Your Hummus should keep for 3 days no problem. Hummus Asian Style Veggie Sticks used for Dipping Ingredients: One fresh Carrot, White Chinese Radish,and 2 sticks of young Broccoli with leaves intact and Celery with leaves intake d. Nutritional Tip: All leaves of Root Vegetables like Carrots, Turnips, Beets, to just name a few are all edible and extremely high in Chlorophyl ,the green pigment in all plants that will provide good taste and supreme nutrition. All Leaves of the Cruciferous Vegetables (The Mustard Family)should also be eaten as well for the same reason.All edible flowers will add color to your food presentations and nutrition also. Hummus Asian Style Veggie Sticks for Dipping Method Plug in your Tea Kettle All the vegetables should be cleaned , rinsed, and cut to finger size. Take out a large bowl , place all your vegetables inside and pour hot water from your Tea Kettle until your vegetables are submerged. (Blanching) Next place a dry plate under your bowl of Hummus. Pour the green blanched water into another bowl with a few leaves for your soup broth and add some Nori Seaweed pieces and a few dry Chinese red Plums (Jujubes they add sweetness) A dash of fermented Soya Sauce for added taste, and you have a savory delicious Asian soup. Next pour and spread some fermented Soya Sauce around the large plate that has your bowl of Hummus in the middle. You can add a bit of Wasabi or Mustard to the sauce as well. Place the ends of your veggie dipping sticks in to the sauce in a circle pattern around your bowl of Hummus. A separate bowl of mixed dry Garlic and Red Onion for dropping into your Hummus and Soup with your fingers is fun as well. As you dip your veggie stick into the Hummus the combined mixture of fermented Soya Sauce gives a very savory and pleasant taste, like a marriage between Mediterranean and Asia. I hope that you enjoy this favorable and fun nutritious recipe that takes less than 15 minutes to make? "May I inspire the Gourmet in You " Barry Gourmet & Raw Holly Make Up: Ruby Chien Lighting: Sam Wang, Me Related topics: hair and makeup 1950's hair and make up free mineral make up dramatic eye make up how to apply makeup for men purple eye makeup looks high fashion makeup photos jemma cosmetics different styles of eye makeup make up mirror light bulbs |
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Oh No! He's In My Makeup Case!!!! I went visiting this weekend and I wondered how this little varmint ended up going with me!!!!! He stowed away with my makeup!!!! Bare Minerals I got my Bare Minerals Start-up Kit today! Related topics: make up cosmetic dramatic black eye makeup best make up for black women bat for lashes makeup olay cosmetics best make up schools how to apply makeup tips make up discount green based makeup natural makeup routine |
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My Beauty Princess! Look the best App for your kids! It's the most fun make up and dress up game. Here is a link to Beauty Princess in the App Store: iPhone Version: Beauty Princess:Dress up and Make up game for kids. iPad Version: Beauty Princess:Dress up and Make up game for kids HD. Dress Up I was at a Wedding Show on Sunday, strutting my stuff as one of the models. I was only supposed to keep the kilt on for the show, but I love it so keep it on for longer. Dressing up is fun, and also the FGR group choice of the day, which was nice. Related topics: merle norman cosmetics and day spa make up brush bags punk makeup styles premier permanent makeup make up brushes for less best makeup how to do punk eye make up |
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Zipper Cosmetic Makeup Bag Pouch Purse - Asagohan Green Pattern and Stripes Measurements: Approx 8 1/2" (21cm) wide at base, 1 3/4" (4.5cm) across at the base, 7" (18cm) wide at top, 4.5" (11cm) tall Great looking cosmetic pouch to carry your essentials: - cosmetics, money, credit cards - iphone, cell phone, ipod, camera - great as a gift for friends, bridesmaids or to treat yourself Jabones empaquetados Campo di fiore Campo di fiore Packaging soaps Related topics: purple make up ideas hair and make up tips blush cosmetics to make up a game gothic eye makeup styles make up with blue eyes best professional makeup brushes make up air systems cheap makeup stores eye makeup tips for deep set eyes |
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Inside your skin Model: Hazel Atkins Photography: Me (James Jones) Clothes, hair & make-up: Me Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved the original this is the original to the one i posted the other week.. snow white got j*zzed on. :D let me know what you think! it'd be preferred on here instead of through mail! Related topics: ulta makeup store mini make up bag make up for small eye girl makeup kits twilight makeup tutorial punk make up tips sheer finish makeup free makeup for teens best light for makeup |
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185/365: make make make make make up I was planning to add only the original colours of this one, then I started to play with the image and played a little more and a little more and here it is :) I like this version better although it took quite sometime to fix that make up as it's hard to colour yourself in a certain way. So this is my last Friday that I am free. Feels like the starting of school after summer holiday. I'll have an another celebration dinner this evening, but this time it's for Bahar and me, because she got a job and she starts on Monday too :) This Eye Has a Secret Close-up of a Lancome make-up ad in a mall. I kept trying to capture the reflections of people passing by, but I wasn't fast enough. After I downloaded the pix, I found that the person who'd shot the ad had included reflections of people in the eye iris. Check it out. On the left is, I think, a man wearing a blue shirt that blends into the upper body of a woman. ] Try looking a the picture as big as possible to see those images. Can we say, "subliminal advertising"? Related topics: pressed powder makeup makeup artist price list mineral make up makeup tips for dry skin eye makeup tips brown eyes classified cosmetic make up like kat von d apply theatrical makeup best cover up makeup |
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BUI ACCESSORIES in Calgary Herald Dec 2009 32 gift-giving solutions It's our third annual holiday gift guide, featuring a little somethin' somethin' for him, for her and for kids of all ages. Many of these one-of-a-kind goodies will be gone by the time Santa hitches up his reindeer, so you'd best get your favourite numbers wrapped up now. Rita Sirignano, Calgary Herald Published: Friday, December 04, 2009 1 The limited-edition Thumper by Kid Robot is the work of American urban artist David Flores, who uses his trademark "stained-glass style" for a fresh take on the Disney bunny. $65 at Group Seven, 203, 2115 4th St. S.W., 403-229-3117, groupseven.ca. 2 Android's lacquered jewelry case holds five watches, and comes with its own lock and key. The case is $228 and the watches, also by Android, range from $258-$398 each at O'Connors Menswear, 1415 1st St. S.W., 403-269-4996, oconnors.ca. 3 A hospitality gift need not break the bank. Bring along a value-priced bottle of Le Jaja de Jau 2008 sauvignon--a white even a red-wine drinker will like-- and accessorize it with an out-of-this-world bottle stopper. Le Jaja de Jau 2008 sauvignon: $16.95, at Britannia Wine Merchants, Britannia Plaza, Elbow Drive and 49th Avenue S.W., 403-287-3833, britanniawine merchants.ca.Cosmic stopper: $6.95 each (in a variety of jewel tones) at Crate and Barrel, Southcentre, 100 Anderson Rd. S.E., 403-278-7020, 4 A scapular is a necklace with two pendants--one worn on the front and one on the back--that are said to protect both sides of the heart. Francisca Botelho's white gold and enamel amulets feature symbols like the evil eye and Arabic hamsa (shown here), or personages such as the Hindu goddess Lakshmi and the Christian Madonna. $685, from a selection at Rubaiyat, 722 17th Ave. S.W., 403-228-7192, rubaiyatcalgary.com. 5 Made by Toronto's preloved out of recycled mittens, these mismatched mittens are the green solution to a single missing handwarmer. $35 a pair at Queen Boutique, 1109A Kensington Rd. N.W., 403-283-2227. 6 Face blizzards in style with a buffalo-plaid, fur-trimmed aviator hat by Crowncap, $48, and vintage snow goggles, $125, which were issued to mountain troops to prevent snow blindness. Both are available at Crown Surplus, 1005 11th St. S.E., 403-265-1754, armysurplus.com. 7 We're not sure who is going to be more excited-girls or moms-that lululemon is finally launching a junior line. You'll find the same high-quality, vibrant active wear at ivivva, but with some great twists, such as luon pants that can be cropped when a tween grows up instead of out and hoodies that come with emergency ponytail holders. Prices range from $35 for a tank to $79 for a hoodie. And if your darling daughter already has everything, check out the bright-fuchsia doubletime gym bag to carry it all in, $64, with a water-resistant inner compartment for smelly sneakers and wet swimsuits. Ivivva athletica, 3625 Shaganappi Tr. N.W., 403-247-3644, ivivva.com. 8 It's got reindeers, team spirit and an official VANOC endorsement: Kids' Canadian Olympic Team Lamb's Wool front-zip sweater, $75 (size 7-8, 10-12 and 14-16. Adult sizes are also available, $100). At The Bay, Market Mall, 403-286-1220 and four other Calgary locations, or order online at vancouver2010.hbc.com. 9 This adorable toddler's red wool coat trimmed with black velvet is available at an equally sweet price: $39 at Joe Fresh at The Real Canadian Superstore, 3575 20th Ave. N.E. and several other locations throughout Calgary, joe.ca. 10 Don't forget Fido. Your best friend will be wagging his tail over this down coat, $16.50, and chew toys, $7.50, at Old Navy, Chinook Centre, 403-319-0412, Sunridge Mall, 403-590-9501, and Market Mall, 403-288-8002, oldnavy.ca. 11 One suspects even some big girls would love to receive the Barbie Dolled Up Nails Digital Nail Printer. You just connect the device to a PC via USB and choose from thousands of nail designs or upload your own graphics. To "print," you apply a base coat and a white coat (both included), then insert your fingers into the device and the pattern is printed on your nails. You then finish with the included topcoat. $199.99 exclusively at Toys "R" Us, 2929 32nd Ave. N.E., 403-974-8680, Market Mall, 403-974-8683, and 10450 Macleod Tr. S.E., 403-974-8686, toysrus.ca. 12If only real grocery products looked this good! This set of Wooden Pantry Products by award-winning toy designers Melissa and Doug is $25 at Child at Heart Children's Store, Britannia Plaza, Elbow Drive & 49th Avenue S.W., 403-243-3070, childatheart.ca. 13 Natural Pod's Tree Branch Blocks are made in Vancouver from kiln-dried, locally sourced alder. A 2009 Top Ten Eco Toy Winner, each set is unique and comes stored in a handmade muslin sack. The sets come in small ($35), medium ($48), and large ($80) sizes at Riva's Eco Store, 1534 17th Ave. S.W., 403-452-1001, rivasecostore.com. 14 However will you choose between these 18K yellow-gold signet-style cocktail rings desig Kotex 1972 True story: to say that my mother was skittish about discussing anything that had to do with the human body or its functions is a gross understatement. The woman got edgy if someone mentioned that we were out of toilet paper. When I was in middle school, we had a class called "Health" in which the poor, beleaguered teachers were pressed into service to explain the details of the reproduction process. There was no co-ed mingling for this class, and I assume that both boys and girls received the same information via a generalized short film on the subject, but the segregation must have made it easier for all to manage such a touchy topic. Each gender could feel free to ask questions about his or her own set of reproductive equipment and/or discuss problems and concerns with said equipment amongst "friends" of the same sex. In the girl's class, we were given a little booklet about what to expect from your "changing body", a sample of Kotex pads and an elastic belt which held the pads in place (it really was the dark ages where menstrual products were concerned, and before the welcome advent of adhesive pads that stuck to your underwear). I brought this bounty home and promptly hid it in my underwear drawer until it became necessary to put any of it into service. My mother was fond of looking through our drawers on occasion (just to keep herself current with our private doings, I imagine) and of course, came upon my little stash of period preparedness. No words were spoken about this, of course, but a day or two later, a small book was on my pillow when I came home from school. It was called "From Teens to Marriage" or something along those lines and it was written by PAT BOONE. I suppose he considered himself something of an authority on the subject because he had produced quite a few daughters in his day. Whatever the case, the "information" in the book was sketchy, cloudy, vague and punctuated with many references to God and Jesus, which further perplexed me. This book went right into the drawer with the rest of the stash until further notice. And then came the day when my period started. Just one day, I was minding my own business and there it was. I was not startled, but rather resigned to the fact that I now belonged to the "Secret Sisterhood" (as our Health teacher mysteriously referred to those who had started their periods) and must begin "taking care of myself in a different way" as Pat Boone instructed. I was so afraid to tell my mother (who had never, EVER broached any such subject with me and let it be known with various body language clues and tight-lipped comments that things like this were NOT appropriate topics) that I put it off for two days, using the sample pads and paper towels as backup until I could figure out what to do. Finally, after much hemming, hawing, procrastinating and pacing, I came out with it. I had started my period! There! I told her while she was in the bathroom applying her makeup so that I wouldn't have to look her in the eye. After my announcement, there was dead quiet from the bathroom. My heart was pounding. And then this: "would you want to use a tampon?" How the HELL does a tampon work and why would I want to use it? This was not covered in Health class (back in the day when they thought that tampons would somehow impair your virginity status)! I said that, no, I was not....comfortable....with that idea. What else have you got? This is where the story takes an incomprehensible turn. My mother, still without looking me in the eye, instructs me to TELL MY DAD to take me to the store for "supplies". WHAT?? Oh, the humiliation! More uncomfortable silence while mother continues to apply her mascara. I slink from the room and find my dad reading the paper. I tell him that I need to go to the store for "some stuff". God bless this man for what happened next. Without any fuss at all, he puts down the paper, we get into the car, we drive to the store and he makes himself scarce as I scan the "feminine needs" aisle for...something..... And there is the Kotex box. Ah, this was familiar! So I picked one up and also got some antiperspirant and shampoo so as not to make such a glaring statement at the check-out. My dad paid without any weird comments and drove us home with no mention of anything uncomfortable or embarrassing. My mother and I never discussed that day's events (or anything else, really). If I needed for her to purchase supplies on her weekly trip to the grocery store, I would write it on the list without remark. The box of pads would then appear in my bathroom as if by magic. My daughter knows this story by heart. I told her all about it when it came time for her to attend Health class. There was never a kid more prepared than she was for the onset of her period! Related topics: make up help french makeup tips printable cover girl makeup coupons michelle phan makeup line kat von d make up line sugar skull makeup gold eye makeup ideas jill stuart cosmetics make up for ever camouflage cream cosmetic surgery for men only |
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Pictures From M.A.C Left: London A/W 2007 Trend. THE PRO TIP OFFS For colour-washed lids with maximum transparency, do as Petros Petrohillios at Gharani Strok and trade eye shadow for a powder blush – "they're softer and less pigmented," he explained. M·A·C White Face and Body Foundation "doesn't so much make skin pale as brighten it – the effect is a complexion that's translucent and luminous rather than ghostly," explained Makky backstage at Peter Jensen. TREND ONE: ADORN-ABLE M·A·C artists were into striking a playful makeup chord in London Fashion Week. Take lip colours: after the grey-eyed glamour that dominated New York catwalks, London's loud mouths were equally punchy, powerful and precisely applied. There was opaque marshmallow (M·A·C Lipstick in Snob) at Roksanda Ilincic and Todd Lynn, day-glo pink at House of Holland, electric tangerine at Peter Jensen, dazzling coral at Danielle Scutt and magenta at Hamish Morrow. And colour didn't stop at the lips. At Jonathan Saunders, Miranda Joyce thought "primary, artistic, finger-painted, shocking!" with eyebrows fuzzed over with hot pink or yellow, at Gharani Strok, Petros Petrohillios was in an Eighties mood with matte lavender-washed lids and peachy contoured cheeks and at Roksanda Ilincic, Val Garland was into "taking a ladylike idea and having fun with it" as she combined minty eye shadow and black dots "to make a youthful, clubby moment in eye liner". TREND TWO: BOLD AND BARE A degree of toughness and nonchalance is intrinsic to London's beauty ethos both on, and off, the catwalk. Hence there is always a certain "bare faced" following to London Fashion week, with designers eschewing too much makeup in a bid to "keep it real" in the most literal sense. Fall 07 proves no exception, but these pale, pared-back faces weren't devoid of makeup. While skin was as bare as possible (moisturizer with Select Cover-Up was the preferred combination), there was serious work put into this minimalism. At Nicole Farhi, Val Garland used no less than five different eye and lip pencils to dapple faces in freckles before patting Vintage Rose Cream Colour Base onto cheeks with a fan brush. M·A·C's collection of contouring and shading powders were key at Preen (for the shadowy eyes) and Sinha Stanic (where Nude gave the cheek "a slight bloom," said Sharon Dowsett), making face-shaping come to form. And while Marios Schwab couldn't have looked less worked, the mahogany slashed brow at Giles was grippingly precise, showcasing how a strident makeup gesture works best on a creamy canvas. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right: Milan A/W 2007 Trend. THE PRO TIP OFFS An element of “Done it myself” (in the back of a cab) imprecision is essential to the charm of the new unconventional eye liners. Arm yourself with a black liner and think Amy Winehouse (ŕ la Sportmax). Get dense colour along the lashline with new Liquidlast liner. At John Richmond, Sharon Dowsett explained that “it really anchors the line along the lashes – with creamy textures on the eye, traditional liner can get a bit mobile.” TREND ONE FUTURE CLASSICS Dark eyes and ebony liner are Italian makeup stalwarts. But instead of revisiting those well-trodden Dolce Vita references of old, this season M·A·C artists were looking to the future with a sci-fi feeling leading the way with eye liners. At Alessandro dell’Acqua Charlotte Tilbury wanted girls “to look like they’ve fallen off the moon: sexual, graphic a little futuristic to reflect the space-agey sexy feel of the collection” with an obscure oblong of liner. Nonconformist, too, was her Amy Winehouse-inspired “devil horn” eye liner shape for Sportmax, while at Anna Molinari and Just Cavalli liner was simple, strident and super graphic. And for Iceberg, Karim Rahman wanted “glamorous punk” sharp liner, a feeling echoed at Jenny Packham with the punky hot-pink eye shadow and black liner and at John Richmond where eyes blocked in purple-black struck an ever hard rift. Not what you’d see on Loren, but equally striking (and no less beautiful), the future of liner looks graphic. TREND TWO HALO EFFECTS Space-age was also the tendency with skin in Milan, with “dimensional” consistently topping the makeup agenda. Especially at Alberta Ferretti, where M·A·C artist Romeo Jennings explained that it was “all about alien-like skin, dewy and matte at the same time so that it looks artificially beautiful,” using Strobe Liquid (a new formula of M·A·C’s cult Strobe Cream to be released in 2008, which gives ultra light-reflective pearl) across the T Zone and lips to infuse skin with a frosted lustre. This halo-dimension feeling was taken to newly technical dimensions at Bottega Veneta, where Charlotte Tilbury framed the entire face and its high planes with Strobe Liquid to give a light-bathed effect, before building-up 3-D cheeks with three different cream pink blushes and emplo Sinnotts Cross - scene of ambush Sinnots Cross Ambush During the War of Independence, the 9th Battalion of the Kilkenny Brigade IRA consisted of farmers and labourers, mostly in their mid twenties, and few of whom had any military experience. Indeed, before the ambush at Sinnott’s Cross, in June 1921, possibly the only two rebels with any experience of warfare, guerrilla or otherwise, were James ‘The Solider’ Walsh (a signal officer) and Phil Henebery, both of whom had fought with the British army during the Great War. The Battalion Quartermaster, Ted Moore (Rathcurby) would often recall that, if it hadn’t been for Henebery’s military experience during the ambush, all would have been lost for the rebels. As we shall see later, both of these men (Moore and Henebery) played a particular role in the ambush, although we cannot say with any certainty just what it was that Henebery did, to deserve the accolade. Although ‘Big’ Pat Walsh (Clogga) was generally regarded as being the O/C of the Battalion, and although many later thought that either himself or Dick Brennan (Knockanure) was in charge at Sinnott’s Cross, it would seem that it was actually Ned ‘na Coille’ Walsh (Portnascully) who led the men on that day. Our information comes from an interview with Martin Murphy (Grange), done some time in the 1960’s, when he said “The man in charge was Ned ‘na Coille’ Walsh although some others thought later that Dick Brennan was in charge. Ted Moore was Quartermaster”. Build-up to the Ambush The seeds of the ambush were sown some six months earlier, when the Dublin High Command made efforts to increase republican activity all over the country. They were concerned at the pressure that was being put on Cork and Tipperary and wanted to force the British to spread their resources. This resulted in a visit to Mooncoin by the legendary Ned Alyward of Callan. Aylward was a veteran of the Hugginstown and Nile-Mile-House ambushes and had taken part in the dramatic escape from Garryricken House a month earlier. In April, and following the Moonarch Wood ambush, Aylward travelled south where he encouraged the 9th Battalion to ambush a cycle patrol of Royal Irish Constabulary and Black & Tans. At the time, there were two patrols in the area. The first came from Lower Kilmacow, passed through Upper Kilmacow and continued on to Clogga Creamery. Here, they would meet a similar patrol, which came from Fiddown, through Cloncunny and Sinnott’s Cross. The two patrols would stop and talk to each other for a while, swapping stories and sharing cigarettes, then return to their respective barracks in Kilmacow and Fiddown. It was the ‘Kilmacow’ patrol, which Aylward suggested they ambush and he inspected a site between Upper and Lower Kilmacow. Several of the local IRA refused to carry out this ambush however, on the basis that they needed more time to prepare. Aylward promised that they could keep any arms that they captured, but Ted Moore and Jack ‘na Coille’ Walsh in particular, were adamant in their refusal. Aylward left the area shortly after and returned to the fight in West Kilkenny. He would not have to wait long for the Mooncoin men to act however and they must have begun their preparation shortly after. The local IRA certainly needed time to prepare. They had little or no ammunition and only a few shotguns to take on the heavily armed Crown forces. To make matters worse, they would have had only the barest of military training. As can be imagined, the first priority was to secure ammunition. They made buckshot cartridges by mixing powder from rifle bullets and cut up nails and steel. 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US Air Force Lockheed C-130 Hercules, Balad Air Base, Iraq Airmen from the 777th Expeditionary Aircraft Maintenance Unit, Balad Air Base, Iraq, prepare a C-130 for takeoff May 17, 2006. The 777th C-130 squadron arrived at Balad Air Base, Iraq, Jan 2006. Since then, the unit has flown more than 3700 sorties, moved over 54,200 people and 11,790 tons of cargo. The Unit is comprised of active duty, Guard and Reserve aircraft, and is an integral part of operation at Balad Air Base. The Lockheed C-130 Hercules is a four-engine turboprop military transport aircraft designed and built originally by Lockheed, now Lockheed Martin. Capable of using unprepared runways for takeoffs and landings, the C-130 was originally designed as a troop, medical evacuation, and cargo transport aircraft. 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Had the bomb been forty yards to the west it would have hit the crowded cinema perhaps killing hundreds. Warmley and Siston were directly under the flight path of the Luftwaffe on its horrific raids on Filtons airplane factories. In September the people of this area were treated to the spectacle of one of the fiercest dog fights over Bristol as nine Hawker Hurricanes of 504 Squadron, RAF., fought off what seemed like hundreds of bombers, forcing them to return the way they came. As the retreating pilots passed overhead for the second time that day the area was lucky not to have the remaining contents of the bomb bays emptied here so that the fleeing planes could make better progress on their way back home. 1941 If the death and destruction of the war were not enough, everyday tragedies were still occurring. In June of this year Ernest Stone, aged only 10, was swimming in the quarry pools near the brickyard on London Road. 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Q&A: Sisters in a "Sweet Rush" to make music and help Somalis Sisters Siham and Iman Hashi during their recent visit to UNHCR's headquarters in Geneva. They form the group "Sweet Rush". UNHCR / S. Hopper / October 2010 Q&A: Sisters in a "Sweet Rush" to make music and help Somalis GENEVA, November 2 (UNHCR) – Born in Mogadishu, Siham and Iman Hashi are the first female Somali artists to sign a record deal with a major American label. After the civil war broke out in Somalia in the 1990s, the girls and their family moved to Canada as refugees. They are currently in Los Angeles recording their first album as "Sweet Rush" with Universal Motown, while finding time to raise awareness about the continuing suffering in their homeland. The sisters discussed their lives and work recently with UNHCR Web Editor Leo Dobbs in Geneva, where they performed at the Nansen Refugee Award ceremony. Excerpts from the interview: Tell us about your departure from Somalia Siham: We were born in Somalia but we don't have many memories of it. Our mother was a Somali diplomat and we moved to Saudi Arabia. We stayed there for a year or two and then moved to Germany. When the civil war broke out [in 1991] we were resettled in Canada. When we came to Toronto [with their parents, two sisters and a brother], we had to learn English. We noticed that [in Toronto] we weren't really getting the things that we asked for anymore. Our parents tried their best. They sheltered us a lot and they never made us feel like we had nothing, even though we had to start all over again. Toronto's a pretty cosmopolitan city. Did you ever face problems there? Iman: We realised we were different when we were in middle school. I think before middle school, we just thought, "Okay, we're kids." Many people said things that went over our heads. But at middle school I realised, kids were going to ask, "Like, where are you from?" "I'm from Somalia." "You're from Somalia? That's where all the starving people are and the kids with the big stomachs and the orphans." I was like, "What! No. Somalia is beautiful, it's just going through stuff." It was so hard. Kids are mean in middle school. That's when I realised that people thought, "Oh, so you're a refugee." And I was like, "How do you know that I'm not a refugee?" And then I heard my Mum say that we are. That's when I realised that we were different. Where did the music come from? Imam: We grew up in a very traditional and religious [Muslim] home. My Dad was very strict and he was worried about education and never encouraged music. But my Mum was more lenient and would let us play Whitney Houston and other popular music when we were younger, and we would sing. And she would say, "You girls can sing." The interesting thing is that my parents can sing too, but nobody really encouraged it in the house. So it was just us singing together all the time and at school and with our friends. We never took singing lessons. Training was all school based, like vocal class and the school play. How did you make the next step? Imam: We moved to Atlanta. It was a very difficult thing getting to Atlanta because our parents would say, "No, we want you to go to college and become doctors. That's why we brought you to this country. This is your opportunity to do great things." We were like, "We love school, school's always going to be there, but can we just pursue our passion." It was like a battle, back and forth. But finally my Dad said okay and we moved to Atlanta because my Dad's sister lived there and he said, "I trust her, so you guys live with her." That's the only reason we were allowed to go there. We were just meeting people and recording in studios. It was really difficult. But then when we landed the record deal, it was like: "Oh, my gosh." Back home, my parents got a lot of [strife]. People aren't very happy about their decision to let us go because in the Somali culture and religion it's taboo. So everybody was mad at my parents. The Somali community is very tightknit. Our parents didn't care and said, "We trust our daughters and this is what they want to do and we have to respect that." So we got the record deal and . . . people back home thought, "They're actually doing this." Now we're starting to work with these amazing producers and a lot of great things are happening. Do you sing about refugees? Imam: Yes, we have the song that we performed at the Nansen Awards, "Shelter." It does not talk specifically about shelter and refugees. But it was meant to be vague, so that anybody listening to it can feel like it's talking to them. Listen to the song – it can be talking about refugees. And then, "Take me Home," of course. 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After World War II, however, it was revived and adapted for use by the new High School of the Performing Arts, an innovative high school which combined the usual academic curriculum with professional training in dance, theater, and music. Unique in the country at the time of its founding, the school became tremendously successful, and its graduates include many of the most famous performing artists in the country. New York Public Schools and C.B.J. Snyder From the beginning of massive immigration to the city in the 1880s until the em of the 1930s, New York experienced a population growth that eventually made it a metropolis of close to eight million people. That growth was matched by an unparalleled construction boom and during those decades much of the present city was built. 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Pat Benatar 2 Patricia Mae Andrzejewski was born in Greenpoint, Brooklyn to Andrew and Mildred Andrzejewski, a sheet-metal worker and a beautician. Her family moved to Lindenhurst, New York on Long Island, when she was 3 years old. "I have wonderful childhood memories of picking berries in the 'woods' by our house, driving to the 'docks' on the South Bay to get freshly harvested clams", she recounted once. Patti (as she was known) became interested in theater and began voice lessons, singing at Daniel Street Elementary School her first solo, a song called “It Must Be Spring,” at age eight. She said, "As a kid, I sang at any choir, any denomination, anywhere I could." At Lindenhurst Senior High School (1967-71), Benatar participated in musical theater, playing Queen Guinevere in the school production of Camelot, marching in the homecoming parade, singing at the annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony, and performing a solo of "The Christmas Song" on a holiday recording of the Lindenhurst High School Choir her senior year. Benatar was cut off from the rock scene in nearby Manhattan though because her parents were "ridiculously strict - I was allowed to go to symphonies, opera and theater but I couldn't go to clubs". Her musical training was strictly classical and theatrical. She said, "I was singing Puccini and West Side Story but I spent every afternoon after school with my little transistor radio listening to the Rolling Stones..." Training as a coloratura and accepted to The Juilliard School, Benatar surprised family, friends and teachers by deciding a classical career was not for her and pursued health education at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. At 19, after one year at Stony Brook, she dropped out to marry her high school sweetheart Dennis Benatar, an army draftee who trained at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and then served with the Army Security Agency at Fort Devens, Massachusetts, before being stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia. Specialist (E-4) Dennis Benatar was stationed there for three years, and Pat worked as a bank teller in Richmond, Virginia. In 1973, Benatar quit her job as a bank teller to pursue a singing career after being inspired by a Liza Minnelli concert she saw in Richmond. She got a job as a singing waitress at a flapper-esque nightclub named The Roaring Twenties and got a gig singing in lounge band Coxon's Army, a regular at Sam Miller's basement club. The band garnered enough attention to be the subject of a never-aired PBS special, and the band's bassist Roger Capps also would go on to be the original bass player for the Pat Benatar Band. The period also yielded Benatar's first and only single until her eventual 1979 debut on Chrysalis Records: "Day Gig" (1974), Trace Records, written and produced by Coxon's Army band leader Phil Coxon and locally released in Richmond. Her big break came in 1975 at an amateur night at the renowned comedy club Catch a Rising Star in New York. Her rousing rendition of Judy Garland's "Rock-a-Bye Your Baby With a Dixie Melody" earned her a call back by club owner Rick Newman, who would become her manager. Benatar said: I came in from Virginia one night. I had straight red hair and I wore a dress. I sang a Judy Garland song and I don’t know what happened, I never sang in New York before in my life, even though I grew up there, everybody just went crazy. I didn't do anything spectacular. 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