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Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, GL54 1AF
In a Nutshell: Expect the unexpected at this boldly revamped Cotswold inn on Stow's square - super comfy rooms, modern British cooking, secret garden and a cool café next door
Think of that very English county – Gloucestershire – and almost certainly you think of the soft, rolling landscape of the Cotswolds, a glorious region of gentle hills, valleys and chocolate-box villages. However, the county offers a good deal more than this renowned range of verdant green slopes and spectacular vistas so whether you are looking for the perfect family holiday, a cultural city break or an outdoor adventure, Gloucestershire and the Cotwolds have a lot to offer.
To the west of the Cotswolds (England's largest designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and the mighty River Severn is the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley, two stunning landscapes on the Welsh Borders that are synonymous with walking holidays, cycling holidays and sightseeing.
Gloucestershire with the city of Gloucester and the towns of Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud and Tewkesbury also boasts a long and fascinating history. The Romans left their mark here, building roads and villas and setting up military headquarters in Gloucester and Cirencester. They also introduced sheep with significantly long fleeces, and cloth from these were exported throughout the Empire. Must see historic houses include Dyrham Park which has an outstanding collection of Dutch art and Ceramics and Snowshill Manor which is an extraordinary manor house packed full of interesting items from Samurai armour to exquisite clocks and musical instruments.
Britain's furthest inland port, Gloucester is full of clues to the past but the city has also been transformed to meet the needs of the modern-day tourist, especially the Docks, which Charles Dickens once described as 'extraordinary.' As well as the Gloucestershire Docks, make time to visit the volunteer-run heritage railway, which runs along the Gloucestershire and Worcestershire border.
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Archive for January, 2013
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1979-80 Ecclesiastes – oratorium na recytatora, solistów, chór i orkiestrę
1981 Shir Tachnunim – imploring psalms for male choir, brass and percussion
Raw phonetics of original version of psalms in Hebrew language expresses the prayer and the hope for the people to entreaty the Lord.
1981 Salve Regina for children's (or women's) choir and organ
1985 Four Poems "In memoriam Tadeusz Baird" for soprano and chamber ensemble.
1987 Symphony No. 1 for choir and orchestra
1987 Dulci sono melodiae … for baritone and organ
Dulci sono melodiae …
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This Far by Faith: My Mother's Shadow/A Cracked Mirror/Honor Thy Heart
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LaShun Tillman's many blessings haven't eased her pain at being abandoned as a baby. Fate has given her an opportunity to reveal to the world that her birth mother, former supermodel Sariah Langston, has an ugly past. But revenge is never simpleand neither is the truth.
Aspiring actress Jessica Drake lands a bit part in Broadway diva Diana Edmonds's latest show, only to find that her idol has feet of clay-plus a monumental ego. But their strained relationship is changed utterly when a reporter discovers that Jessica is really the daughter Diana thought had died long ago.
Beautiful Sienna St. James has spent her life being pushed into beauty pageants by her domineering, controlling mother, Sable. Now her blossoming relationship with a thoughtful young doctor has inspired her to live her life as she sees fit, even if it means losing everything she's known.
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This Far By Faith
My Mother's Shadow\A Cracked Mirror\Honor Thy Heart
By Stacy Hawkins Adams
Kimani Press
Copyright © 2008 Stacy Hawkins Adams
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It had taken years, but today here I stood, staring into her eyes.
The moment I met Diana Edmonds, I understood why the Tony Award-and Oscar-winning actress captivated me and thousands of other fans. Diana was the reason I had become an actress, now three weeks shy of college graduation and striving to land a job on Broadway.
"So nice to meet you," she said, giving me the once-over. I smiled and prayed that my makeup had concealed the acne on my chin. But Diana zeroed in on it and frowned.
"Good luck," she said coolly, before moving on to the next actor, singer or dancer who stood in line, waiting to audition for a part in the musical she would be headlining. I hoped I looked calmer than I felt; my stomach was turning flips.
When I was in second grade, my parents had taken my sister, Charlene, and me to see Azula, the touring musical in which Diana had a starring role. Then Diana had released an album and played a recurring role on a hit TV show. She was everywhere, and as often as possible, I reminded my mother that I also wanted to act and sing, just like Diana Edmonds.
Mom and Daddy believed in me and had provided for everything from dance and voice lessons to regular visits to regionaltheater productions and to the national touring shows that came to Baltimore. For my sixteenth birthday, they treated me to a trip to New York to see The Lion King.
It wasn't easy, on teachers' salaries, but they knew what corners to cut to make their girls' dreams come true. When Charlene decided in ninth grade to become a chemist, they helped her make that happen, too.
Despite the many years I had followed Diana's career, today was the first time I'd ever been this close to my "inspiration." I laughed at myself for being so excited. Most of the hundred or so actors and singers surrounding me were probably feeling the same way.
We had gathered at this theater on Forty-fifth Street to audition for spots in Then Sings My Soul, Diana's upcoming Broadway musical. The stars of the cast had already been selected, but the chorus line was still being formed, and out of that, several lucky actors and actresses would garner bit parts.
Daddy, Mom, Charlene and my church family in Maryland had already prayed me into a prominent role. I didn't know what it would be, but Mom had assured me when I talked to her this morning that something special was going to happen after today's audition.
"God has smiled on you your entire life, Jess," she said.
"This won't be any different. Go in there and just trust Him to anoint your singing and whatever lines you have to recite. You're so close to graduation. I just know that this is going to be your first job. I feel it in my spirit."
I had smiled as I gripped the cell phone with one hand and brushed my teeth with the other. Mom's spirit was always speaking to her, and usually whatever God was saying was on target. I tried to listen to Him, too, but I hadn't mastered the practice yet.
While Diana continued to weave her way through the crowd of actors to extend greetings, I spotted a couple of my classmates from New York University. We exchanged waves before turning our eyes toward the stage, where a production assistant announced that we were about to start. The elimination process was about to begin.
Diana walked to center stage and stood there silently for about thirty seconds, inhaling deeply, and then exhaling, to prepare for the solo she was about to render as a warm-up for our auditions.
It was unusual for her to even be here. Most directors worked with a panel of judges or the playwright to decide who should fill each slot. Rarely was the star on hand.
However, the industry rumor mill indicated that this was Diana's legacy-making performance. She wanted absolutely every detail and person in the production to be handpicked, down to the members of the chorus. Which explained the time she had devoted to personally greeting everyone who had come to audition.
When the legendary director, Palmer Jordan, rose from the table and motioned for silence, a hush fell over the Imperial Theater. Following his cue, a tall, thin man walked regally to the piano and seconds later, music floated through the air, in dramatic crescendos and decrescendos.
Diana closed her eyes. With her arms loosely before her and her fingers laced together, she poured out the song that we would accompany her on as a full chorus.
Her voice was so powerful, yet controlled, that it gave me chills. Watching her was rewarding: her vibrant brown eyes, the perfect curve of her full lips and bronze cheeks, the flawless skin that put minetwenty years her juniorto shame.
I glanced at the people to the left and right of me. I wasn't the only one spellbound.
After Diana sang, each of us was called, one by one, to perform two songs for her and for the director, both a song we had selected and one of their choosing.
Listening to the competition had its pluses and minuses. When someone belted out a Jennifer Holiday–like performance, I counted how many slots in the chorus would be left to insure I still had a chance. When someone missed a note or butchered their selection, Diana showed no mercy. Palmer would glance at her, and if she delivered a quick headshake, that yielded a polite, "Thank you. We'll call if we need you."
I had number thirty-one. By the time they called me, I thought my heart would leap from my chest. I walked to the center of the stage, gently cleared my throat and bowed my head for a few seconds to breathe in and focus.
When the music for "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" swelled, I closed my eyes and forgot where I was until I sang the final note. I was greeted with silence, which left me trembling.
Is this good or bad?
The seconds in which that thought flitted through my mind seemed like an eternity. When I finally raised my head, Palmer Jordan, his assistant directors and several of the stagehands simply looked at me.
"No need to do a second song, Jessica Drake," Mr. Jordan said. "You'll receive a call from us soon."
A thirty-something woman who had auditioned just before me and had also received a promising response was gathering her belongings as I came down the hallway.
"I heard you sing and thought you were great," she said, and zipped her lightweight jacket.
The woman strolled toward the door and I called after her. "Um, thanks. What's your name?"
She chuckled and continued walking, without turning toward me.
"You're new to this game, aren't you? This is not a business where you take names and form friendships, sweetie. You take names to know who you need to out-perform at the next audition."
She opened the door and turned for a final look. "I'm Mara," she said. "See you soon, at rehearsal."
I smiled at her confidence and prayed that she knew what she was talking about.
I slid into my short blue jean jacket and exited through the same door Mara had used. It had been a long morning and I was starving, but I had to call Mom to fill her in on the audition.
I pulled my cell phone from my jacket pocket just as I stepped outside. Before I could dial, Mara caught my eye. She was standing a few feet away, gesturing vividly and talking fast to a tall, café-latte brother. He held a long, skinny notebook, but he was also armed with a miniature digital tape recorder.
They noticed me and Mara motioned for me to join them. I tucked the cell phone back into my pocket and strolled over. The man tipped his cap and extended his hand.
"Quentin Grey, Times reporter. Great job up there on the stage today. I was standing at the back of the theater during your audition."
"Thank you," I said, determined to keep my eyes neutral, despite his good looks and the intense stare he leveled at me. "Quentin writes for the New York Times' Sunday magazine," Mara explained. "He's planning to write a profile of Diana and share backstage details about the cast of the new musical and what goes on during rehearsals for a major stage production."
I read the Times' Arts section and Sunday magazine regularly and was familiar with his name. Still, I decided to tread cautiously.
"That's great," I said. "Have you already interviewed Ms. Edmonds?"
He nodded. "Several times. The director has given me the okay to talk to the cast, sit in on rehearsals and capture some behind-the-scenes action. I'm talking to some of the folks who auditioned today, to get a sense of what it felt like and how hopeful you are about your chances."
"Good luck with your story, but I'm not interested in talking, especially before I know whether I've got the job," I said. "See you later, Mara."
I spun on my heel and strode in the direction that would take me to the nearest subway station. He thanked Mara for the interview and bade her goodbye, then trotted along beside me. He thrust a business card in my face.
I read it and continued to walk. Quentin F. Grey, staff writer, New York Times.
I looked at him again. "Thanks, but Mara just introduced you."
He smiled and my heart involuntarily fluttered. "You're probably a great actress, Ms. Drake, but your suspicions were written all over your face a few minutes ago."
I shrugged. "I've been taught that it's bad luck to plan for something before you have it in your hand, that's all. Don't want to ruin my chances with Ms. Edmonds or Mr. Jordan."
"Don't worry," he said. "A lot of the interviews I'm doing now are for background information. This piece won't run for several months, until the weekend after the show premieres.
"If you're in the cast, then great, I'll have some 'before and after' quotes from you," he said. "If you aren't, you may or may not be quoted about what it felt like to audition in front of the great Diana Edmonds."
He paused and cocked his head to one side. I stopped because he had piqued my curiosity.
"You kind of look like her, you know. A younger, fresh-faced version."
I shoved my hands in my pocket and leveled my eyes at him. "You can't come up with a better line than that?"
He laughed and walked toward me. I had reached the subway stop I was planning to take to the Village and was about to trot down the stairs.
"No, I'm serious. You really do favor her. It's uncanny."
I sighed.
"You're entitled to your opinion. I guess I should be flattered. I mean, I am her biggest fan and I've always considered myself a 'plain Jane,' but hey, a New York Times reporter has spoken! I'm hot!"
I laughed at myself and extended my hand.
He tucked his notepad in his pocket and shook it. "Off the record? You are hot, Ms. Drake."
Now that was pretty forward. I blushed and grew flustered. "I need to catch a train. Gotta go."
He nodded.
As I descended the stairs to the subway, he called after me, "You've got my card. Give me a ring when you've been hired and let me know how it feels. It would be great for the story."
Now he had me confused. Was this work-related flirting or sincere interest?
Either way, I had to go home and think about it. If actor Hill Harper wasn't available, there was at least one look-alike brother to ease the pain.
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Top 5 Goals in D.C. United History
As part of Comcast SportsyNet's United
Having followed the team intermittently in the years before I began covering D.C. United tattoos and facial hair, I'm perhaps unable to judge whether these are the right five. But you, the Big Soccer-reading reader, are well able to judge this list, so feel free. Thanks to Comcast SportsyNet for the video, and don't forget to tune in to Washington Post Live this week for Steve Goff (today), Bruce Arena (tomorrow) and Ben Olsen (Thursday), plus nightly replays of D.C. United championship glories.
Oh, and I mentioned to Ben Olsen that he appears on this list. "That's [unprintable word], that's my quote," he said. "Do you even know what a goal is?"
I tried to point out that I hadn't technically compiled this video, but he wasn't listening. He also would take the No. 2 goal on this list and make it No. 1. Your thoughts?
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The Sneak Peek: Shauna and Brians Irish/Canadian Wedding!
Here's a quick peek at Shauna and Brian's wedding we were fortunate enough to photograph yesterday! Come back on Wednesday to see LOTS more.
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My work deals with the tensions between boundaried space and open space in my local landscape on the edge of Dartmoor. Here I try to capture my first instinctive impressions of the place. Focusing upon the essential components and contrasts that make up a specific landscape, I paint the distinctions between these states in their simplest form.
I either paint directly outdoors or work from many drawings made in situ then translated into paint in the studio. Over time I've found that this close observation links me to bigger cycles of time and place than my own day-to-day concerns. I work in oils and the process of painting itself has a lot to say about the finished piece; abstraction, colour, gesture.
I originally trained in sculpture at Bretton Hall in the early 90's but put aside art to concentrate on teaching and an involvement in aboriginal culture and music. A diagnosis of progressive MS led me to drawing and painting the landscape around me as it becomes increasingly inaccessible. In response, my art practice opens up a deeper dialogue with my relationship to place and time. Having a studio here at Hannah's is a wonderful opportunity to be part of this lively and welcoming cultural hub.
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Black -Iron Binding Wire,Ferro recoberto macio preto,Twisted Binding Wire
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Material: Arame de ferro
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Aplicação: Malha de arame de construção
Tipo: Bobina de aço
Tratamento da superfície: Preto
Espessura: Metal Thick Wire
Pacote: Dentro de filme plástico fora do saco tecido ou tecido hessiano
produtividade: 2000 TONS PER MONTH
marca: QUNKUN
transporte: Ocean,Land,Air
Lugar de origem: China
Habilidade da fonte: 1000TONS PER MONTH
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Black Annealed Wire is also called black iron wire, soft annealed wire and annealed iron wire. It
includes annealed wire and black oiled wire. Black annealed iron wire gets its name from its plain black color.
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1. Material Q195
Black annealing wire and all other wire mesh are manufactured by wire rod. The type of wire rod is Q195, element composition is as follows:
C≤0.07; S≤0.023; Si≤0.09; Mn≤0.32; P≤0.025.Because This type of wire rod has less Impurities, Q195 is fit for drawing .The diameter is 6.5mm. Generally.
2. Drawing
There are two kinds of drawing machine: powder drawing and water drawing. powder drawing is fit for junior drawing(6.5mm~4.0mm).
One powder drawing machine has 4 tanks and 4 molds. One tank is matched with a mold. Each of them are offered energy by a electromotor . 0.9mm(max)can be "eat" when the wire cross a mold. There are no loss of weight during drawing.
3. Annealing
Anneal is to low the tensile strength of wire. The stove is solid and built with red bricks. The architecture of anneal stove is cuboid . Different thickness of wire require different temperature. Range is from 700°C to 900°C. Output of the anneal stove, the tensile strength is 400N~600N.
Standard coil 10kg,25kg,50kg and so on .we can coiled with customer's order.
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For an introduction on two factor authentication please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-step_verification
NOTE: Make sure you leave a terminal with root access if you are using a remote system until you have tested that you can indeed authenticate to it!
Steps tested on OpenBSD 5.4, used tools on EL6 client to generate QR code. I'm mainly documenting this here so I can remember how to do this again.
1. Install: login_oauth-.tgz eg.
# pkg_add -v http://mirror.planetunix.net/pub/OpenBSD/5.4/packages/i386/login_oath-0.8p1.tgz
Make sure to look over the readme: /usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/login_oath-version
2. Add a new login class by editing /etc/login.conf and add change user(s) to use it.
# The TOTPPW login class requires both TOTP and passwd; the user must # supply the password in the format OTP/password, e.g. 816721/axlotl. totppw:\ :auth=-totp-and-pwd:\ :tc=default:
Change user(s) login class eg.
# usermod -L totppw username
3. Generate a random key in the users home directory
$ openssl rand -hex 20 > ~/.totp-key
Note: Make sure your home directory and this file are not world readable! Otherwise you will be prevented from logging in.
4. Convert hex string key to base32
Documents show perl, I have supplied some code in python.
import binascii import base64 import sys if __name__ == '__main__': if len(sys.argv) != 2: print 'Syntax: %s ' % ( sys.argv[0]) sys.exit(1) print base64.b32encode(binascii.unhexlify(sys.argv[1]))
5. Generate QR code so you don't have to type in a big random sequence on your smart phone. Free web based ones exist, but only use if you trust.
$ qrencode -o ~/.totp-key.png "otpauth://totp/?secret=BASE 32 SECRET&issuer=Your name, etc."
More info: http://code.google.com/p/google-authenticator/wiki/KeyUriFormat
6. Using google authenticator create a new software key using your created QR code. If you don't want to create a QR code, then create a new entry, set to time based and enter the 64 characters. I'm guessing it may take a few tries to get it correct.
7. Test that google authenticator and oathtool –totp `cat ~/.totp-key` match. If they don't make sure both the phone and the computer dates and time match.
8. Using a separate terminal, ssh to remote system with just the password, this should fail. Then try using OTP/password for your password and you should get authenticated.


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Our morning started with a visit into the heart of the Salar de Atacama, or the Atacama salt flat. Salt flat is a bit of a misnomer as the area gets almost no rain in the year and as a result, the salt crystals grow upward and look more like sharp spikes in some places. The flat areas are where underground water has created a lagoon and flattened the salt out, but in most of the Salar, the area is very rough and spiky. The lagoons in the area are home to Flamingoes, we visited the Los Flamencos National Reserve and there are 2 different types of Flamingoes there. When we were there, most had migrated, so we only saw a few. In winter is when they are in the area. The Salar de Atacama is the 3rd largest salt flat in the world, second only to Salt Lake city in the USA, the biggest is literally over the hill in Bolivia, call Uyuni Salt Flats. Salar de Atacama is 3000 square km in size, it is MASSIVE, and you cant quite comprehend it until you see it from the hills in the Andes. It is in a depression in the Andes and it is quite a site to behold.
As you look out from the salt flats, you can see the big volcanoes in the area. As I did this, I saw that there was some smoke coming from one of the volcanoes on the horizon. Casually I asked our guide (almost jokingly) if the smoke was coming from the volcano or if it was a fire. "Aaaah" he remarked, "that's Lascar Volcano , it erupts every 2 years or so, and it smokes often from the crater" He assured us not to worry, Lascar Volcano wasn't about to erupt, it was just letting off some steam. "You must only worry when the smoke is going straight up, then it's a problem." So glad we cleared that up!!! Sheesh, so Lascar smokes quite regularly and erupts every 2 years, in fact it is the most active volcano in the Andes. When did she last erupt you ask, in 2008, almost time again….
We then moved on to the High Altitude Lagoons, Miscanti and Miniques, these lagoons are situated at 4300m above sea level and are really spectacular in their setting. The surrounding mountains seem to hold them there and the area is rugged and beautiful. There are two lagoons up there, Miscanti and Minques and we were fortunate to see both of them..
After that we went into the town of Tocanao and the nearby oasis of the Jere Ravine. It is amazing to see how life proliferates with dome fresh water, this was a true oasis in a desert and for a little while you forgot you were in the driest place on Earth.


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[QUOTE=Simmi;1194885]Why is the FIA pushing so hard for Corsica to remain? I assume certain people have certain personal interests in making sure it's still on the calendar.
Thank God!!!!! Every time they have to make up some space for new rounds the tarmac ones always get the short end of the stick There are so few of them...
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Was really looking forward to have Chile and Japan on-board. Japan on tarmac would be great, a round in asia that pleases Toyota.
Personally feel Sardinia had to go but it seems like it was only between Corsica and Germany, and between those two it had to be Corsica imo. Shame if that remains over Japan.
If Japan are covering the costs though, why can't they just run 15 rounds including Corsica and Japan, instead of 14 rounds with Corsica and no Japan? Sounds like it's Corsica that is the problem budget-wise, not Japan who foot the bill.
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Something is not adding up why would you not include Japan? A motorsport World Championship should include Japan; F1, MotoGP & WEC all go there, so why not WRC? Theyre even paying costs
I dont have a problem with Corsica, its one of the too few Tarmac events but Id drop Sardengna without too much thought; its has nice scenery, but is just another dry, dusty European event.
I dont know what Chile was bringing (apart from £$£$£) when we already have Argentina & Mexico for the American continent.
Theres some muddled thinking as usual in the WRC. We always hear about costs, costs, and more costs understandably so; but very little about value. Sometimes costs can bring in long term value and growth/ interest in the sport.
Is there a better sound than that of Porsche engined Flat-6 ???
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Ah but who's costs are we talking about? Call me a skeptic however suspect more is heading the promoters way from Chile than Japan.
As much as love Corsica having been to the event when it covered the whole island, I think in its current format it doesn't reflect the majesty this rally should really present. I'd put Japan in as long as it was tarmac and also was on roads that allowed for decent TV/WRC+ images unlike the previous gravel versions. As for Chile it is bit bizarre but at the moment nothing surprises me about motorsport as its the $ for the promoters that appears to be the primary driver.
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Don't drop Sardegna, it's the cheapest one to travel to for me and it's always great :-)http://patrik-pangerl.com
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Regarding Sardinia - am I right in thinking that the promoter are essentially waiting to return the event to the mainland, but are keeping Sardinia in play as a stopgap until the right rally can be put together by the ACI?
I had a great time there this year but I'm not sure the teams love it.My rally photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/94998505@N03/albums
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I was told that if France got a F1 round then Corsica will get dropped by the FIA as the French Sports Federation people or who ever is in charge of sports in France wanted F1 but content with WRC if they couldn't get it.GG: "I'm stinky! I needa good shower and nice bowl of pasta!"


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Minor Hockey girls win
The minor girls hockey team (a combination of 1st, 2nd and 3rd years) headed to Harlequins on Tuesday the 14th of March, to play Christ King Girls Secondary School. After a tough defeat to Cobh last week the girls were determined to get the result this time.
The Crosshaven girls came out all guns blazing at the beginning of the first half, dominating possession in the opposition's half. Crosshaven put together some nice passing sequences through the centre of the pitch leading to shots on goal by many of the girls, but the Christ King goalkeeper held strong managing to keep the scoreboard at 0-0. After numerous efforts the Crosshaven girls were rewarded with a penalty corner but unfortunately could not capitalise on the opportunity. The Christ King defence worked well together to keep their team in the game.
Crosshaven girls began to show signs of fatigue giving the Christ King forwards more opportunities to score, but first year; Holly Feagan made some fantastic saves in the Crosshaven goal. To make matters worse Crosshaven's rock in the midfield, Eimear Brady had to leave the pitch after a follow through strike from an opposing stick left her winded.
The Crosshaven girls showed great character, scoring the opening goal against the run of play. A strong cross from Niamh Scriven was deflected into the goal by Roisín Flannery. This concluded the first half. Despite the goal the girls came off the pitch at half time feeling deflated. A motivational team talk by Ms. Breen and Erica lifted spirits heading into the second half.
The girls came onto the pitch with a new mind set and this reflected in their play. An early goal by Niamh Scriven put Crosshaven 2-0 ahead in the opening minutes of the second half. The goal began with a seemingly innocuous ball from the defence but was picked up and carried into the circle by Niamh before she took her shot.
After returning to the field of play at the start of the second half Eimear Brady's persistence in the centre of the field lead to her winning a short corner for the team. A strong injection from Sorcha Conway was gathered by Eimear. With no hesitation she slapped the ball; it flew past the keeper's outstretched arm sitting nicely in the bottom right hand corner.
Crosshaven took their attention away from play after the goal, which led to a chance for Christ King which was again saved by Holly. The girls soon refocused winning their third penalty corner of the match. Once again Eimear took the shot which came up off a Christ King stick hitting Rachael Sisk on the side of the head. She was persuaded to come off the pitch and played no further part in the game.
The Crosshaven girls showed great mentality and didn't let the scare phase them, returning to their attacking ways. This resulted in the final goal of the match; a shot on goal by Danni Claffey rebounded off the keeper landing on Roisín's stick concluding in her second goal of the match.
On a warm day in harlequins the girls from Crosshaven put in a shift to be proud of winning 4-0 against Christ King. Good luck in the rest of the tournament girls!!
Hockey season off to good start
On the 16th Of November 2016, Crosshaven's Senior Team started their season off well. They played Cobh and it was by no means an easy match. Crosshaven began strongly. At the beginning of the game Alice Brady passed an exceptional ball to Sarah Ahern who let it off to Fiona Pêche. Fiona took a shot but Cobh's goalkeeper made a strong save. Out of nowhere Caoimhe Ronayne made a massive rebound and she got Crosshaven going with the first score. Cobh did not give up as they continued pushing and testing Crosshaven backs but Aisling O'Mahony and Phoebe Piper were not letting anyone pass. Crosshaven continued to work as a team and kept possession with excellent team play from Eimear Brady and Emily Russell. The first half ended with a score of 1-0 to Crosshaven but Cobh was not finished just yet. Cobh began the half very strong but Sorcha Conway made some exceptional saves in goal and no score was going in against her! The game continued with Alice Brady taking a tough hit to the chest but she ventured on and continued playing. Niamh Scriven , Andrea Long and Katie Bowen took some strong shots and were very unlucky not to get a score but Cobh were not giving up. Captain Casey Smith continued to encourage the players which kept all of Crosshaven going. The match ended with a final score of 1-0 and Crosshaven started their season off with a win.
2nd Year Hockey Victory!
Congrats to the 2nd year hockey team that have won their 2nd match this season. The girls played St. Angela's college and won 4-0!! Captain Sophie O' Sullivan and vice-captains Katie O' Brien (x2) & Vivienne Timbs scored. Well done girls!!
Hockey: Colaiste Muire girls win again
Congratulations to the Minor and Senior hockey teams who won both their matches against the St. Aloysius' College girls of Carrigtwohill today.
The Minor team won 2-0 and the Senior team won 3-2.
Hockey: Second Year Girls win 4-0
Colaiste Muire had a great win over Mount Mercy in the Second Year girls' league. Vivienne timbs scored two goals. Maille Cronin and Katie O'Brien also got on the scoresheet.
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As you know, I have been reading the Biblical book of Revelation and I am about three quarters of the way through, reading about the dragons, whores, beasts and wars amongst the gods. It took me back to my early teenage years when I was taught about how the Common Market was recreating the old Roman Empire and, in taking the UK into it, Ted Heath was fulfilling biblical prophecy and the end times being almost upon us. It was the time of the Omen movies and the actor Sam Neil emerging in the final installment of those as the beast 666. For my own recreation there was even no escape as I was very much into the 70's progressive rock group Genesis. The soaring melodies of Tony Banks and mystical lyrics of Peter Gabriel combined magnificently in their 23 minute pseudo apocalyptic opus master work 'Supper's Ready' from the Foxtrot album. There is even a movement within the piece called Apocalypse in 9/8 which mentions Magog, fire falling from the skies, 666, 7 trumpets and the future of our eternal souls- stirring stuff! No one else was producing music like this that spoke to me and my developing Christian faith in this way and I was fascinated why a progressive rock group grounded in English public schooling would use one of the most complex books of the Bible as a basis for their most fantastic piece of music.I was in dreamland having discovered these new prophets of rock 'n' roll. Little did I know that with the passage of time the band would end up (minus Gabriel) singing about the hypocrisy of Evangelical preachers (Jesus he knows me) and sell their souls to chart pop music!
The prophesy of the end times has never been away- with the huge popularity of the Left Behindseries books in the US, and for some people who study every word and phrase of the revelation of St John as a route map to what will literally happen to the earth. Some politicians are so influenced by the story of Revelation it even impacts on their foreign and military policy thinking in the middle-east. As far me, coming afresh to Revelation after over 35 years, I am not so sure. What I know is that is uses a lot of obscure images that I do not fully understand and was written by John when he was around 90 years old, at a time when the early Christian church was facing persecution of a type they had not experienced before: this was a vision of how God would overcome evil. Someone very wise once said that 'life can only be lived forward and can only be understood backwards." Revelation is like this and I am pretty sceptical about any claims to interpret exactly what it all means other than God wins!
I'll leave the last word from Genesis (not the first book of the Bible) but the rock group, and the closing lyrics from Supper's Ready:
There's an angel standing in the sun, and he's crying with a loud voice.
"This is the supper of the mighty one".
Lord of Lords, King of Kings, has returned to lead his children home, to take them to the new Jerusalem.
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Do you know bertoia chair? This is the new invention in the furniture industry which was firstly published in 1952. The chair were made in unique shaped and materials as the alternative for the wooden materials. The chair is very unique because it used metal as the main materials of the chair. You may choose this type of chair when you want to have a simple and minimalist touch in your room or living room. This chair is suitable for you who want to have a modern vibe in your room by adding unique furniture.
Harry Bartoia is the one who invented the chair in 1952 using industrial wire rod. You can imagine how unique the wire and metal when they are combined into one unique chair. The chair is surprisingly strong to carry the weight in the chair. The experiment of bertoia could change the furniture world because he can make the chair from the wire and metals. When people take a look at the chair, the air will mainly become the focus of the chair as it has spaces between each wire.
When you are looking for the outdoor seating, you can consider this chair to be one of the elements in your outdoor space. The black and white frames could be perfect materials for the chair as it offers durability. When you prefer to have it inside, you may choose the chrome frame because it will give special effect to your room with the reflection from the chrome. It would be such a unique chair to be added in your house's furniture.
You could add more comfort to the chair by adding some cushion. The unique shape of the frame will make the chair modern already, but adding cushion will make the chair even cuter. You can add the cushion on the back side of the chair, the base of the chair, or maybe both of them. So, you will have a unique and comfortable chair to sit on with cushion and etc. The simple metal will still hold the leg of the chair strongly.
It is important for you to choose the styles and types of the bartoia chair. Each shape and cushion form will have different impact to your choice of furniture in your room. You can go with the frame only when you want to have minimalist and modern vibe, but you can add the cushion for extra comfort and make it cuter.
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Uses of Hypnosis by a Licensed Hypnotherapist
The wide application of hypnosis is by artist who many people assume are magicians either on the streets or the television reality shows. The hypnosis magician will entertain people by hypnotizing a volunteer into following their command which in many cases are things that a person will not agree with doing of their own free will. Despite questioning, if the hypnosis artist's volunteers were faking the art a group of people is interesting in learning the skill.
Hypnosis is not magic instead it is a science of making a person lose their free will and therefore are open to any suggestions you make. Hypnosis art has been practiced for a very long time as it is not clear when it was initially started. The techniques to making a person hypnotized vary throughout the time periods. Some of the classifications of hypnosis include.
Neuro-linguistic programming hypnosis commonly referred by the short form NLP hypnosis. This is a type of hypnosis geared toward adjusting the language of the brain there altering a person's behavior. What makes NLP a class of hypnosis is that the person will follow instructions given which in their right state of mind may question them and refuse to comply.
Finding Similarities Between Hypnotherapy and Life
The recent class of hypnosis is known as Ericksonian hypnosis. Instead of employing the previous more commanding tone of hypnotizing a person, the hypnosis artist will use a more relaxed tone of turning the commands into suggestions. Hence a person feel like they are in control even though their thought process is highly influenced by the suggestions made.
The Beginner's Guide to Therapies
Many people are unaware of the other application of hypnosis apart from the use by artist as a magical art. What these people do not know is the existence of institutions training courses on hypnosis. Therefore a person will attend the classes and after completion of the course acquires hypnosis certifications. After that a person will get a permit to conduct formal hypnosis.
Therefore a person is a licensed hypnotherapist, who has acquired authorization to use hypnosis to treat patients. Persons suffering from depression, anxiety disorders and harmful health habits such as overeating may seek the help of a licensed hypnotherapist. Although there is no sufficient evidence that hypnosis cure the above ailments, many hypnotherapists combine it with other methods Some hypnotherapist use NLP hypnosis to assist people to develop healthy life habits such as commitment to their goals in life.
Hypnotherapist had a wide area of operation and given they are somehow messing with a person's brain it is essential to be very careful. This is because in many states there is yet to set clear regulations on the duties and liabilities of a hypnotherapist. Hence patients should not entirely rely on hypnosis for treatment instead they should consult about other treatment if they feel there is no change in their conditions.


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SCF Jazz Ensembles' Concert to Give Nod to College's 60th Anniversary
(Bradenton, Fla., March 7, 2017) — State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (SCF) Jazz Ensembles will take the audience on a trip down memory lane in honor of SCF's 60th anniversary in a concert at 7:30 p.m. March 23 in SCF's Neel Performing Arts Center, 5840 26th St. W.
The SCF Big Band will be joined by one of Florida's hottest jazz trumpeters, James Suggs. The band will warm up with Duke Ellington's arrangement of George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" and then cruise through the decades like a '57 Chevy with Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story," Miles Davis's "Sketches of Spain," The Jazz Messenger's "Kicker," Chick Corea's fusion masterwork "Spain," and Trombone Shorty's "Hurricane Season."
General admission is $8; students and SCF employees, $4. Tickets can be purchased online at SCFtickets.com or by calling the box office at 941-752-5252.
During the construction of SCF's new Library and Learning Center, parking for SCF's Neel Performing Arts Center will be west of Building 11, in Parking Lot I. Entrance to the auditorium remains on the east side of the building, with a drop-off area directly to the south of the front doors. Signs along 60th Avenue West and the drive lanes on campus guide patrons to the drop-off area and parking.


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Which bike tours in Europe should you go to?
Which of the Many Bike Tours in Europe Should You Go To? Bike tours in Europe? You may think that bike tours in Europe are impossible feats with Europe being the second smallest continent in the world. Yes, Europe is really a huge place to bike around but touring the continent in your bike is one of the most rewarding and satisfying adventures you can accomplish in your lifetime. You


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Most of my work happens in Ibiza, Spain, where I decided to live a few years ago to merge and integrate in a community and discover a way of living that was far from what I knew, having grown in a big city, but very close to what I have always aspired to. I didn't realize that this inspiration would eventually become a huge part of my photographic practice, a photographic story. I started to photograph the people I lived with, to document the life there. Over time, this became an intimate and personal project.
Ibiza is an island in the Mediterranean Sea where the local people and the hippies merged at the end of the 60's. At that time, Ibiza became one of the popular places to live "freedom". What intrigued me is the fact that in the midst of all the corruption (drug dealing, partying and real estate dealing), you can still find people who want to live outside society, self-sufficient, living their lives in a humble way and pursuing other values rather than materialism, emphasizing values like sense of community and harmony with nature and themselves.
Several houses on the island are inhabited by squatters who pay no rent. And if most of the time they are allowed to live there, they don't have the security you get if the house was private. Most of those houses (sometimes hotels) are ruins that are renovated and inhabited quite normally. I would like to show how those places are transformed and take cared for, show the way the space is used, the way they live in their community, ecologically and very creatively.
No rent, no power, no faucets, and all this by choice. Water comes from a well, the washing machine runs with a pedal mechanism, power is a gift from the sun. Not far from drunken British tourists and disco boys and girls full of Ecstasy, this is a totally different world. It's Pink Floyd 40 years later, but with a different dream: no more utopia, just life, essential life.
I wish to document people and places that represent this lifestyle and would like to show this minority that decided to leave the struggle of the city, to get closer to the nature.
I was born in Brussels from a Belgo-Italian family in 1987. I lived in Spain for several years before moving to NY to study at the International Center of Photography. I started to photograph what surrounded me, work with images in familiar situations and document the everyday life.
I am based in Ibiza now, where I plan to pursue this photographic essay. Being my first long term project I plan to dedicate myself fully in this passion, create images. I consider this an amazing journey and know there will be more, because life is a perpetual movement.
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Home to more than 1.3 billion people, China will soon hold the greatest number of English speakers in the world. China is the third largest trading partner for the U.S. and we are China's second largest trading partner. China's foreign exchange and gold reserves are now the largest in the world.
Due to its size alone, China stands to greatly influence the world's foreign policy, financial markets and popular culture. In just over thirty years, China has undertaken tremendous changes. What can we expect during the next thirty years?
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Talisa Soto wears felt fez, by Fred Spurr, £35. Rock brooches, embedded with diamanté studs, £15.95 each; rock clip-on earrings, £15.95; all by Anne Fern for Fred Spurr. All at Harvey Nichols. Net, 59p a metre, at John Lewis. All make-up by Ultimata II. Scent: Jolie Madame, by Balmain. Hair by Kerry Warn. Make-up by Glenna Franklin for Le Salon. Photographed by
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Barrow County schools would get a "conservative" increase of $4.2 million in property taxes for the 2018-19 school year because of the improving economy, Don Elrod, Barrow County's chief appraiser, told the Board of Education Tuesday night.
"(Housing) sales are just phenomenal," Elrod said. "The economy is very robust."
He said his office has added $660 million to the county's tax digest for 2017. The additional revenue is an estimate based on the increase in valuations, minus expected reductions in appraisals, and assumes the same millage rate of 18.5, he said.
The current budget anticipates about $33 million in local taxes. The increase would put that number at more than $37 million.
The current budget also anticipates spending $3.6 million from the school district's reserve funds. The fund balance at the end of this fiscal year — June 30 — is anticipated to be $9.8 million.
Elrod spoke to the BOE about the tax digest as the board starts its budget work for fiscal year 2019. The board will meet in a planning session on the budget at 6 p.m. April 19.
He said building permits for single-family homes have increased more than eight times the level in 2012. In 2017, Barrow County issued permits for 543 houses. Those were valued at $72.3 million, he said, an average of about $133,149. Permits in 2012 numbered 64, he said.
See more in the April 11 edition of the Barrow News-Journal.
Schools could get $4.2 million more in local taxes
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Jobs aren't always the most fun but they are really, really important. In Episode 87 of Edit Your Life, Christine and I discuss 9 reasons why kids should get jobs, from learning to manage money to gaining the life skills that come with paid work.
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- Sheila Corkery Jewelry (where Laurel made her important purchase)
- Asha's gorgeous, grown up teens!
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- Edit Your Life Episode 26: How to Get Kids to Do Chores
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text: Spooptober 2018 Posted on December 28, 2018 by Jay - Updated January 6, 2019 Part three of a multi part, end of year spectacular is all about Spooptober. We discuss all things spoopy in our late Spooptober special episode. Because that's the way to end a year of episodes, right? Podcast Alien vs Predator, Alien: Isolation, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Clock Tower (series), Dead Space (series), Diabolo 3, Duck Season, Eternal Darkness, F.E.A.R, Fatal Frame, Parasite Eve (series), Phantasmagoria, Pokemon Let's Go: Eevee, Project Zero, Resident Evil (Series), Shadow Man, Silent Hill, Spec Ops: The Line, Spooptober, The Last of Us, Wolfenstein 3D


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Saturday, August 24, 2013
HAUL | FTB Beauty
Hello, hello! It's a good day for a haul day, don'tcha think?
I have been in dire need of a new face powder brush considering the old ELF one I was using was in horrible condition and the bristles were really not nice to my face. I did do some research on which brand to try out and I was going to order from Sigma, but I think their shipping was horrendous and I didn't wanna put myself through that. I'm a big Real Techniques fan, owning around 9 or 10 of their brushes, so I figured what's one more to add? I tried to find the original website I used to order the first few but apparently it's gone, so I had to go on the Real Techniques website and find another retailer. Good thing the other website disappeared because I really found a gem of a place this time. It's called ftbbeauty.ca and they have a small, but really great selection of various beauty brands, and they're located in Toronto so shipping was super quick, easy and inexpensive! I've already used the brush for a few weeks and I love it so much! It is soooo soft, totally incomparable to the old Elf one, and really gives a great finish to my skin. I paid $11 for the brush.
After doing a bit of browsing, I was extremely happy to see they sell Seche nail lacquers. I have been wanting the Seche Vite for forever and couldn't find a close enough retailer or a reliable ebay seller. And the best part? It was $2 cheaper than usual selling price. I was also surprised to find it comes in a much bigger bottle than usual. A regular Essie polish is 13.5mL whereas the Seche Vite is 14.8mL and I only paid $8 for it! If you'd like a full review, please let me know!
I did some more searching and was pleasantly surprised they sell some NYX products. NYX is usually a hit or miss brand for me - I really like their lip products, but their eyeshadows don't really do it for me. I've been wanting to try their Lip Creams, but unfortunately FTB doesn't sell them, but they do sell their Matte Lipsticks, so I decided to try one of them. I did some research and looked at various swatches and I decided to go for a colour I don't usually buy: an orange with red undertones. This one is called Indie Flick and I paid $6.50 for it. I'm a little bit on the fence about the colour because it is so different from ones I'm used to, I think I need to wear it a bit more to get used to it.
Lastly, I decided to pick out two ELF products. When I first started using makeup, I wore a lot of ELF products because they were cheap and good for beginners, but as I got older, I found their quality poor and wanted to move on to bigger and better things. But, that was when they only had one collection, the Professional basic ones. Then they began releasing new ones and people started talking highly about a few of their products for a while. I never really had a chance to pick any up, and when I did, they'd usually be way overpriced in store. I was surprised to find FTB had a few, so I decided to get the Studio HD Blush in the colour Diva and their Studio Mascara & Shadow Shield, both were $4 each. If you'd like a review on either of these products, please let me know and I'd be happy to oblige!
My total, including tax (free shipping), came to: $37.86. I think I got a pretty great deal! I'm definitely planning on ordering from them again soon.
Have you tried any of these products? What did you think?
Ada xx
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This website sounds really good but to post to the U.K would make it not worth it I guess. The NYX lipstick is such a lovely colour, I have never tried them before so might have to xReplyDelete
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Yesss, I'm sure it would be stupidly expensive. But it's weird because postage on Sleek MakeUP from UK to Canada was only like $3. Maybe the company paid for the rest of it??Delete
I dont own any Elf products but really want to give them a go! I also love the RT powder brush!ReplyDelete
I wouldn't suggest any of the brushes, they're very low quality. The Studio makeup is pretty good quality and only around $3, so you're not really losing too much money if you don't like it. Plus, they often have 50% off so $1.50 each!Delete
great products!:) love the color of the lipstick!♥ I followed you on bloglovin(petra lorencová)and google+(petra lorietta)♥ you can follow me back if you'd like;) Have a nice day♥ReplyDelete
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This post is wonderful!Great haul!Your blog is lovely!!!! Would you like to follow each other on bloglovin' ? xxxReplyDelete
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Thanks so much! And I'm already following you c:Delete
love the efl HD Blush color and the lippie is hot red. haven't tried any elf products though..ReplyDelete
Yeah, the HD blush is a gooorgeous colour.Delete
Oh man, never heard of this site before, but the fact that they are based in Toronto and carry elf products (and other american goodies) is A+!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link!
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Yessss, it's amazing! I can't wait to place my next order. c:Delete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2013 at 7:46 AM
This brush looks gorgeous! It looks so soft, I need one.ReplyDelete
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Yesss, it's been a life saver.Delete
I've heard good good things about the hd blush (I've heard it's a dupe for the one by makeup forever).ReplyDelete
Yes, it's definitely excellent!Delete
Such a good order, really want to go buy some more real technique brushes now and I also love Seche Vite! Great value for money!ReplyDelete
Eloise | simplynaturale xoReplies
Ahh I know, I'm so happy with my order! :DDelete
im actually pretty happy with the nyx matte lipsticks. right now rexall have them for 30% off so if you love the formula maybe pick a few more up. i have one in chic red and its a serious power color in the winter for meReplyDelete
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Nooooo don't tell me these things, I can't buy more lipsticks!Delete


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Five Faves | Anastasia Beverly Hills
There's no denying that Anastasia Beverly Hills is one of the hottest brands out there at the moment. In fact, they're probably up there in my top 5 makeup brands. The first time I heard about them was when everybody & their mommas were raving about the Dip Brow. Their eyebrows looked so good, I just knew I had to add it to my collection. And that's when my love for the brand started. Since the Dip Brow, I've tried my fair amount of products from them. Here are my favourite five:
This has to be my absolute fave palette in my collection. I've mentioned this one plenty of times on my blog, so it really doesn't need an introduction. These were the first eyeshadows I've tried from ABH and I was super impressed. They have to be the most buttery & pigmented shadows I have in my stash. I'm in love with every single shade in this palette. Every time I do my makeup, I have to stop myself from reaching for this one. No exaggerations. That itself should explain how good this palette is.
I know that the Brow Wiz is their staple product. I can't lie, I was a huge fan of that one and repurchased it a few times, but the game changed when they came out with the Brow Definer. Admittedly, the first time I used this, it was a little difficult. It has a bigger tip compared to the Brow Wiz, so it took me a few tries to get used to it. But once I had it down, I was in love with it. I find it much more creamier than the BW and since it had a bigger tip, I covered more area faster. This has to be my favourite high end brow pencil ever.
It's finally time for me to address the culprit who got me into spending all this money on ABH - the infamous Dip Brow. Like I said earlier, everybody was raving about this one and I just had to get it. I actually pulled this out of my stash recently after giving it a little break, I instantly fell in love all over again. It super creamy and has amazing colour payoff. A little bit goes a long way, which explains why I haven't gone through a full jar yet (but I'm close). These make my brows super defined and darkens them up. It also works as a brow tamer for those who have stubborn hairs.
Before I pulled out the Dip Brow again, this is what I was using. This is an easy little product to carry around with you or travel with. They have two shades inside which work perfectly to create the 'gradient brow', so your eyebrows aren't one shade throughout. It's also a nice duo for those 'in a rush' days. Just throwing this on in a few strokes will already make it look like you tried. This is another one where a little bit goes a long way. I've been using this for the longest time & you could see above that there's only a dent in the product.
This concealer has been a lifesaver in my routine. I always use this in my makeup routine without fail. This has to be the perfect concealer for cleaning up the brows & that's exactly what I use it for. It's extremely pigmented, so even if I go a little overboard with filling in my brows, I could always count on this concealer to save me. I've not used this for anything but my brows. However, this is a little bit on the thicker side in consistency, so I'm not too sure how it would work on the under eyes.
What are your faves from the brand?
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