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Asada Gōry
Asada Gōryū
(b. Kizuki, Bungo Province, Japan, 10 March 1734; d. Osaka, Japan, 25 June 1799)
Asada was instrumental in turning Japanese astronomy and calendrical science away from the traditional Chinese style and toward Western models. His given name was Yasuaki but he is better known by his pen name Gōryū. He was the fourth son of Ayabe Yasumasa a Confucian scholar-administrator of the Kizuki fief government.
Asada taught himself medicine and astronomy. Because Japanese books written on the basis of the Chinese Shou-shih calendrical system (promulgated in 1281) were abundant and popular in his youth, his first steps in the study of astronomy must have been to read some of these works. He may also have had direct access to some Chinese writings of the seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century Jesuit missionaries.
Asada placed great weight upon empirical verification, and every time he came across a new theory, he determined its value by observation. The earliest record of an observation by him is that of a lunar eclipse in 1757.
A year before the current official ephemeris caused a crisis of confidence in the official techniques by miscalculating a solar eclipse in 1763, Asada had already pointed out the systematic error and had shown the results of his calculations to his friends. When the day arrived, the eclipse coincided exactly with his calculations. It is apparent that his capacity as a student of astronomy was far superior to that of the official astronomers of the shogunate. Because the position of official astronomer was hereditary, it often happened that the incumbent lacked the ability required to produce a sound revision of the calendar. Such untalented officials did no more than concentrate on preserving their sinecures. Within this hereditary bureaucracy conservatism naturally prevailed, and the spirit of free inquiry was stifled; innovations were dangerous. But in the eighteenth century astronomical knowledge was diffused by various means to private scholars, who then openly criticized the failure of the official ephemeris. Asada was most prominent among those amateur astronomers.
Asada was financially dependent upon his father until 1767; the freedom from money worries left him free to devote himself to the study of astronomy and medicine. In that year, however, he was appointed a physician of the fief government, and since he was ever on the move accompanying his feudal lord to Edo (Tokyo) or Osaka, he found it impossible to pursue his favorite study. He repeatedly implored his lord to excuse him front service, but in vain. He made up his mind at last to desert his fief and in 1772 went to Osaka, where he resumed the study of astronomy, making his living by practicing medicine. It was during his residence in Osaka that he changed his surname from Ayabe to Asada, because normal relations with his fief could no longer be openly maintained.
Osaka was the right choice for his residence, for the city was the focus of nationwide commercial activities; and the wealthy Osaka merchants, whose financial power often surpassed that of the fief governments, could afford expensive imported books and could support instrument-making and astronomical observation. Such was the case of the wealthy merchant Hazama Shigetomi (1756–1816), one of Asada's most able pupils.
Asada and his school introduced modern instruments and observational methods into Japan. Traditional fieldwork was limited largely to solstitial observations of gnomon shadows, eclipses, and occultations. It was customary to make regular observations during the few years preceding an anticipated calendar reform; beyond this, only occasional checks were made. Earlier astronomers had done little more than make minor amendments to the Shou-shih calendar.
Long before, the shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune (1684–1751) had intended to carry out observations with new instruments, but even at the time of the Hōryaku calendar reform in 1755, astronomers employed instruments of the traditional Chinese type, such as the gnomon. Japanese observations up to this period had been much inferior to those of Kou Shouching in thirteenth-century China; the data could be used only to check a calendar, not to make significant improvements.
Now the Asada school began to gather more reliable data. Asada himself initiated techniques for precise observation. He ground lenses and made a telescope, which he used to observe the movements of Jupiter's satellites. Hazama showed the greatest talent of his time for inventing and improving instruments; expending his wealth freely, he also sponsored the training of talented instrument-makers and conducted systematic observations with the assistance of his employees.
Only a few of Asada's treatises exist. One of them, Jikkenroku ("Records Based on Observations," 1786), gives the essentials of his calendar; taking the winter solstice of 1781 as the temporal origin and Osaka as the standard station, he gives the fundamental constants and his method for determining the positions of the sun and the moon, and calculating solar and lunar eclipses. He adopted the method described in the first volume of the Chinese Li-hsiang k'ao-ch'eng ("Compendium of Calendrical Science," 1713)—essentially Tychonian in content—which was his chief means of studying Western astronomy. The constants employed for calculation were mostly new ones that Asada had worked out from his own data.
In the spring of 1793 he made a considerable correction in the constant for the distance between the sun and the earth, and corrected other constants affected by it. That the corrected constant is almost identical with that given in the partly Keplerian sequel to the Li-hsiang k'ao-ch'eng (hou p'ien, compiled in 1737) shows that Asada had access to the sequel about this time, when he came across the theory of the elliptic orbit and became aware of the gross error in the constant for the distance of the sun given in the first volume. It seems, remarkably enough, that Asada retained the old theory concerning the mode of the motions of the sun and the moon while he made radical corrections in the important constants, evidently for the purpose of testing their adaptability. From the time that Asada obtained the sequel to the Li-hsiang k'ao-ch'eng, through the efforts of Hazama, he and his best pupils occupied themselves with studying the theory of the elliptic orbit.
The sequel employs Kepler's first and second laws without reference to the heliocentric system. Dynamics, as an approach, is absent, and the name of Newton is associated only with observational data, most of which are J. D. Cassini's. The arrangement of the treatise is to a great extent that dictated by traditional Chinese calendar-making practice. Within this framework it was unnecessary to relate Kepler's laws to heliocentric coordinates. Lack of interest in planetary motion in traditional calendar-making seems to have made adoption of the third law unnecessary.
Asada's pupils attributed two major innovations to him—cyclic variation of astronomical parameters and independent discovery of Kepler's third law.
He mistakenly claimed the discovery of the Antarctic continent by means of lunar eclipse observations. After repeated observations of the shadow of the earth projected on the surface of the moon, Asada came to believe that the parts of the shadow corresponding to the South Pole and the Asian continent are somewhat more upthrust than the other parts of the shadow, and identified part of the shadow outline with the Antarctic continent, which appeared on a world map newly imported from the West.
Asada, after settling down in Osaka, was busily engaged for twenty years in making observations and in educating his pupils. Consequently, his influence increased and led to the formation of an important school of calendrical scientists. For this reason, when the shogunate proposed to revise the current Japanese calendar by use of the new theories of Western astronomy and found that its own official astronomers were not equal to the task, it turned to him. Instead of accepting the appointment himself, Asada recommended his best pupils, Takahashi Yoshitoki (1764–1804) and Hazama. Takahashi, since he belonged to the Samurai class (although he was only a minor official), was appointed an official astronomer; Hazama became a consultant or assistant.
When Asada deserted his fief and hid in Osaka, his feudal lord, to whom his whereabouts was known, was generous enough not to charge him with the crime of desertion, and even permitted him to communicate with his relatives at home, because he was eager for him to succeed in his pursuit of learning. This made it possible for Asada to receive a gift of some money each year from his eldest brother and thus to study astronomy without being destitute. Asada was so grateful to his former master for this that when he became a well-known scholar and was offered a high position by other feudal lords—and even by the shogunate—he always refused, saying that he could not turn his back on his former lord.
In Asada's later years a limited number of Japanese pioneers, the rangakusha (scholars of Dutch learning), undertook the prodigious and almost completely unaided labor of translating Dutch scientific works into Japanese. In the 1770's a notable expansion of the study of the Dutch language and of science led to a movement for the translation of Dutch scientific works—or retranslation of Dutch translations of European works. This task was begun by two groups, the official interpreters at Nagasaki, who alone were authorized access to foreign books, and the physicians of Edo.
The interpreters concentrated on introducing the core of genuine Western science—particularly of elementary astronomy, navigation, and geography—but this material did not have much interest for practical astronomers, except when directly applicable to traditional calendar-making. Men like Asada wanted observational data and astronomical constants. For this reason the writings of the Jesuit missionaries in China, although cosmologically obsolete, were much more useful to him. He himself had found no time to learn the Dutch language.
In studying medicine, as in studying astronomy, Asada collected and read the very best literature. He also dissected dogs and cats, and thus became acquainted with internal organs. From Asada's expounding of Western-style astronomy, some people conclude that his medical art was copied from some Dutch school of medicine. This is entirely wrong. At the time that Asada taught himself there were a few Japanese physicians who taught a type of very elementary Western-style surgery, but there was no proper literature for students. As for the European style of internal treatment, no one in Japan knew about it, and naturally there was nothing written on it. Asada could have had no access to what knowledge was available. Thus, his style of medicine was not Western, but the positivistic and clinical koihō (ancient medical learning) school that flourished during the mideighteenth century in Japan.
In Osaka, Asada practiced medicine, but it was only a means to make his living. All his energy had been devoted to the study of astronomy, but now his research was temporarily completed. When, in addition, Takahashi and Hazama, on whom his mantle had fallen, accomplished the task of revising the official calendar in 1797 and Asada himself was rewarded by the shogunate, he could say, "I have found men who will develop my astronomy. I have henceforth to devote myself to the study of medicine."
His health failed about the beginning of 1798 and he suffered a stroke, of which he died in the summer of the following year.
In praise of Asada, his distinguished pupil Takahashi stated in his Zōshū shōchō hō ("Variations of Astronomical Parameters," rev. and enl., 1798):
Laboring over Chinese and Western works, Asada Gōryū at Osaka discovered the shōchō law. Although Western astronomy is most advanced, we have not heard of its mentioning this law, known only in our country. Therefore I have said that although we are unable to boast about our achievements in comparison with those of the Westerners, my country should be proud of this man and his discovery.
This is perhaps the only notable originality to be found in the entire history of Japanese astronomy; it therefore merits critical examination.
In adopting the idea of shōchō (hsiao-ch'ang in Chinese, the secular diminution of tropical-year length), astronomers at the time of the Shou-shih and Jōkvō (promulgated in 1685) calendars were required only to account for the ancient records and modern data of Chinese solstitial observations by a single formula. While it is true that neither the Jesuits nor the Chinese had incorporated the concept of hsiao-ch'ang into their calendars during the Ming and Ch'ing periods, the Jesuit compilation Ch'ung-chen li-shu ("Ch'ung-chen Reign Period Treatise on Calendrical Science," 1635) pointed out three possible causes of variation in tropical-year length: (1) rotation of the center of the solar orbit in reference to the earth (perhaps referring to the progressive motion of the solar perigee); (2) variation of the eccentricity of the solar orbit; (3) variable precession (trepidation). Numerical values were not given, however, because such a minute parameter was not determinable within a single lifetime.
Classical Western data, such as those listed in the Almagest of Ptolemy, became available to Asada through the Jesuit treatises. He dared endeavor to synthesize Western and Chinese astronomy and to give a numerical explanation, by means of a single principle, of all the observational data available to him—old and new, Eastern and Western.
It seems that Asada did not fully comprehend the epicyclic system, based on that of Tycho Brahe, which appeared in the Jesuit works. In Western astronomy, only observed data and numerical parameters interested him. These he could utilize for his purely traditional approach, that of obtaining an algebraic representation that corresponded as closely as possible to the observed phenomena.
Copernicus appears in the Ch'ung-chen li'shu, not as an advocate of heliocentrism but as an observational astronomer and the inventor of the eighth sphere of trepidation. He is said in that work to have believed that the ancient tropical year was longer than that of the Middle Ages, which in turn was shorter than the contemporary constant. Asada, perhaps struck by this passage, formulated a modified conception in which the length of the ancient tropical year tended to decrease until it reached a minimum in the Middle Ages and to grow longer afterward, varying in a precession cycle of 25,400 years. The minimum was not associated with the solar perigee, but was arbitrarily chosen in order to fit the recorded data. He also presumed that the only perpetual constant was the length of the anomalistic (sidereal) year. Other basic parameters, such as the length of the synodic, nodical, and anomalistic months, were assumed to be subject to variation in a precession cycle. This idea seems to have originated in the Chinese T'ung-t'ien calendar (1199) of the Sung period. In the West, the first systematic study of the variation of basic astronomical parameters was carried out by Laplace on the basis of the perturbation theory. Although superficially similar, Asada's approach was by no means comparable with Laplace's well-founded theoretical considerations.
Although the mathematical derivation is quite complicated, the length of the tropical year, T, in Asada's formula is essentially expressed in terms of the equations
T = 365.250469717756 - 1.038645 × 10-5t,
where t is years elapsed since the epoch of 720 b.c. (this equation is valid up to a. d. 133), and
T = 365.2416204385 + 0.0435370 × 10-5t,
where t is years elapsed since the epoch of a.d. 133 (this equation is valid up to a. d. 11981).
These two equations together cover only half of the precession cycle since 720 b.c. In the other half of the cycle, t is expressed in the dotted line of Figure 1. Applying this formula to historical observations, we see in Figure 2 the extent to which it reconciles the data. After a. d. 133, the year of the epoch, the formulas of Simon Newcomb, Asada, and the Shou-shih calendar roughly coincide. Before the epoch, Asada's formula appears as a parabola of deep curvature, which comprehends the Greek observations as well as the ancient Chinese records. It is apparent
that what Asada really intended to do was account for the newly acquired Western data. His basic goal, that of "saving the ancient records" by numerical manipulation, differs not at all from that of the traditional approach. His consideration of the precession cycle was theoretical decoration.
In spite of resistance from the conservative hereditary official astronomers, Asada's pupils finally succeeded in applying Asada's variation term to the Kansei calendar promulgated in 1798. In the same year, Takahashi wrote the Zōshū shōchō hō in order to provide a theoretical foundation for his teacher's method. Takahashi had attained a mastery of the theory of spherical geometry and epicycles. Furthermore, rejecting the authority of Tycho, he revived the old idea of trepidation as contained in the Ch'ung-chen li-shu, in which trepidation was somewhat vaguely mentioned in order to contrast it with Tycho's more accurate view. Unlike Alphonsine trepidation, which had a 7,000-year cycle, however, Takahashi's cycle of trepidation had the same period as the cycle of precession.
The falsity of Asada's variation concept soon became apparent. In the 1830's it was realized that observations did not agree with the Kansei calendar; removal of Asada's variation factors gave better agreement. Asada's idea was doomed. In the next calendar reform, that of Tenpo (1843), it was entirely neglected.
During the Tokugawa period (seventeenth to early nineteenth centuries) Japanese astronomers were continually preoccupied by the contrast between Chinese and Western astronomy. While they generally followed Chinese astronomy in the first half of the period, Western astronomy became dominant during the latter half. During the period of transition there appeared mental attitudes like those of Asada, who tended to syncretize and synthesize Chinese and Western astronomy. His originality proved to be rather anachronistic, however, in view of the rapid contemporary development of Western astronomy.
His pupils claimed for Asada the honor of having independently discovered the relationship between the distances of planets from the sun and the periods of their revolution (in other words, Kepler's third law), although he did not publish it. Ōtani Ryōkichi maintained, however, that the law was first known in Japan in 1800, after Asada's death, when his pupils obtained the Dutch translation of J. J. L. de Lalande's Astronomic. Kepler's third law had, as a matter of fact, been described in the Tenmon kanki ("Astronomical Collection," 1782), one of Shizuki Tadao's draft translations of the Dutch version of John Keill's Introductiones ad veram astronomiam. One suspects that Asada somehow had the chance to become acquainted with Shizuki's works.
There is another possible interpretation. Prior to Asada's time. Chinese and Japanese observations of planetary motions were infrequent and imprecise. Even if neither the Keplerian planetary theory nor adequate observational data were available to him, he was fully acquainted with the first two volumes of the Li-lisiang k'ao-ch'eng, in which values for the relative sizes of planetary orbits are mentioned. These are close to the modern values, as they are calculated by trigonometry in the post-Copernican fashion. Thus, Asada might have tried a blind search for some numerical relationship between these values and the planets' revolution periods, and finally reached Kepler's third law independently.
Asada was not geometry-oriented, as were Western astronomers, but he was accustomed to the traditional algebraic approach and was fascinated by numerical manipulation. It would have been impossible for him to recognize the potential importance of Kepler's third law, which led to the discovery of Newton's inverse-square law and the establishment of modern mechanics.
Although Asada missed the meaning of his alleged discovery, it is interesting that his pupils believed that Asada had suggested a crude analogy between a balance and the solar system in a pseudomechanistic interpretation of Kepler's third law. Hazama elaborated it in his own fashion, as follows:
If we express a weight in a balance as the area of a square, the side of which is x, the relationship between arm length a and weight x2 is ax2 = constant. A similar relationship holds between length l and frequency v of a pendulum: lv2 = constant.
The radius of planetary orbit r seems to correspond to balance arm length a, which in turn corresponds to pendulum length l. The velocity of the planet u is taken to correspond to the frequency of the pendulum v. An analogous relationship between r and u thus should hold in the planetary domain: ru2 = constant. Substituting 2r/T (T = period of revolution) for r in the above equation, r3/T2 = constant is obtained. In this way, we arrive at Kepler's third law.
The argument is, of course, quite misleading, but at a time when modern mechanics was not well understood, this crude analogy between planetary motion and simple mechanical laws gave an explanation satisfactory to Hazama's contemporaries.
1. Original Works. Asada has left unusually few works. Almost all of his ideas appear in his pupils' writings and compilations. Notable among his own works are Jichūhō ("The Method of the Jichū Calendar" [1786]), MS preserved in Mukyūkai Library; Shōchō hō ("Variation of Astronomical Parameters" [1788]), MS preserved in Tohoku University Library; Gekkei o moue nisshoku o osu hō ("A Method to Predict Solar Eclipses by Means of Observing the Moon's Shadow" [n.d.]), MS preserved in the Sonkeikaku Library; Gosei kyochi no kihō ("Remarkable Law of Planetary Distance" [n.d.]), MS preserved in the Sonkeikaku Library; and Takahashi Yoshitoki, Zōshū shōchō hō ("Variation of Astronomical Parameters," enl. and rev.[1798]), MS preserved in the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory.
II. Secondary Litrature. Works on Asada in English are Shigeru Nakayama, "Cyclic Variation of Astronomical Parameters and the Revival of Trepidation in Japan," in Japanese Studies in the Historv of Science, no. 3 (1964), 68–80, and Outline History of Japanese Astrononn (Cambridge, Mass., in press); and Ryōkichi Ōtani, Tadataka Inō (Tokyo, 1932).
A work on Asada in Japanese is Nishimura Tachū (one of Asada's four major pupils), "Asada sensei gyōjōki" ("Achievements of Master Asada") in Nomura Jun et al., eds., Nishimura Tachū jiseki ("Achievements of Nishimura Tachū" [Toyama, 1934]). Watanabe Toshio is now preparing a comprehensive hiography of Asada.
Shigeru Nakayama
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Asada Goryu (äsä´dä gôr´yōō), 1734–99, Japanese astronomer who helped to introduce modern astronomical instruments and methods into Japan. Asada spent much of his career in the flourishing commercial city of Osaka, where he practiced medicine for a living. Because of the Japanese government's policy of seclusion, Western scientific theory was generally available only through obsolete Chinese works edited by Jesuit missionaries in China. Yet Asada managed to construct sophisticated mathematical models of celestial movements and is sometimes credited with the independent discovery of Kepler's third law.
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What you need?
In order to become a well-paid, famous hairdresser - your work needs to be flawless, innovative and you need to know how to please your customers. Of course, for starting a business like this, you will have to have a great deal of knowledge and a lot of hairdressing skills that include cutting, dying, straightening, curling, etc. You will have to know how to make hair beautiful but also avoid damaging it and above all - leaving your customers satisfied.
If you want to be a hairdresser with a lot of regular customers who believe in your skills and are feeling free to let you work with their precious hair - you need to be familiar with all the newest trends and methods of work. These categories change constantly and your job is to stay well equipped and be able to put all that knowledge you have to practice. If you think you can pull this off, then here are some things you should know about opening your own hair salon:
A degree or skills?
People like to see that you own a degree, but that is not the most important issue. As far as you can show them that you are a professional who knows what he or she is doing, there is no actual need for that piece of paper. If you are a curious kind of person who likes to know a lot about your business, it wouldn't be hard to learn new things about it on a regular basis. The only advantage of these courses where you can get a degree is that you can really learn many valuable things about hair and hair products. But sometimes, having a degree doesn't always mean that you have all the necessary knowledge and skills.
So, if you are wondering whether you need a degree or not, my advice is to go on a course you think you will benefit from, if you have some free time, but if you are really confident about this and you know how good your work is, then you shouldn't waste time on this - you can go straight on developing your business as a hairdresser.
You will need to invest a lot of money in your equipment. My suggestion would be to pay a bit more for some equipment of bigger quality, because everything will last longer and sometimes, there really is a big difference between cheaper and more expensive equipment.
You will need a little bit of hair salon furniture, some electrical tools, hair products and tons of other things:
Electrical hair styling tools: crimpers, irons, curling wands, blow dryer, hair stand steamer, electrical trimmer - these are a must have, if you want to own a decent hair salon that will eventually grow and progress more and more.
Hair Products: shampoos, hair masks, hair gel, dyes, perms, heat resist products, bleach and many other things that must be of high quality in order to avoid being at risk of completely damaging and ruining someone's hair.
Other: Hair cutting cape, barber chair, water spray, hair clips, hair pins, hair accessories, rolling cart, mirrors, scissors, combs, brushes, shampooing chair, trimmers, hair spray, etc. Keeping your hair salon clean is also important, so think about it while you are decorating and designing the place. You don't need too much stuff in it - it will only make it harder to clean all the mess after your working hours. Arrange your hairdressing salon with style - keeping it neat and simple at the same time.
Make your services even better with some innovative ideas. For example: you can make an agreement with a photo editing company that will change the hairstyle and color on your clients' photographs. This way, your client will be aware of the change he or she is about to make instead of regretting their decision later. This will benefit both you and your customers - you will have less unsatisfied customers and they will have their dream hairstyle. You just need to find a professional company willing to do editing on demand.
Anything that will make you different and unique is a good thing. Think of something that other hair salons don't have, something they don't do - you are the only one responsible for the number of customers you will have. Your attitude, knowledge, skills, uniqueness and of course, the price play a great role in your hairdressing salon's success.


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I love gadgets. I have a ton of them. Facial exercisers, muscle stimulators, iTovi scanner, virtual reality glasses…the list goes on and on. During the Young Living convention in Salt Lake City this year, I was sitting across from Dr. Sabina Devita on the TRAX light rail. I noticed she had a Diamond lanyard on, indicating her rank with Young Living. I introduced myself and asked her if she had any tips for me, a Senior Star. She told me getting to Diamond took some time and was mostly through her energy healing business. "I'm an energy healer, too!" I responded. She told me that she was speaking the next day at a session about a new tool that is the next generation aura photography. I hadn't registered for that session but I knew I needed to be there!
I attended the presentation and learned about measuring the human energy field using the new VivAlign scanner. The VivAlign is a special camera that photographs the energy emitted from your fingertips. It uses Gas Discharge Visualization – or GDV – which is the "computer registration and analysis of electro-photonic emissions of different objects" when placed on "the high-intensity electromagnetic field on the [VivAlign's] lens." The images are then translated by the software into graphical representations of energy, stress and vitality evaluations. In addition, it recommends specific Young Living essential oils to help bring the body in to better balance.
As an energy practitioner, it is difficult to quantify the impact my work has other than the client stating that they feel better than they did when they walked in! So when I heard about the VivAlign, I knew I had to get one. I went up to Dr. Devita at the end of the presentation and asked her where I could get one. She told me Life Science Publishing had a limited amount at a hotel across the street so if I wanted one I should hurry over there. Which of course I did immediately. This device is so new that the nice people at "LSP" asked me to explain it to them because no one was sure what it did. I also managed to grab a copy of the new book by Dr. Devita and Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, the inventor of the VivAlign. Subtle Energy, Science and Essential Oils is a great book if this topic interests you.
To test out this new gadget, I conducted scans on myself. It wasn't until I started doing before and after scans on my energy clients that I really understood the power of this tool, and its ability to show changes in the client's energy field. The client below has a significant amount of stress due to a traumatic incident that happened in her past. Her energy measured 69 joules before the healing session and 75 joules afterwards. You can see the aura was thicker and more vibrant after our session:
In addition, you can see her chakras were larger and more aligned after our session than before:
Here's what I conclude by comparing the two images (starting at the root chakra on the bottom):
- Her root chakra is larger and more centered, indicating a greater feeling of security
- Her sacral chakra is larger and more centered, enhancing her creativity.
- Her solar plexus chakra is significantly larger and more centered, demonstrating increased self confidence
- Her heart chakra is slightly larger, and slightly more off balance
- Her throat chakra is significantly larger and more centered, indicating greater ability to speak for herself.
- Her third eye chakra is larger and more centered, allowing her to more easily tap in to her intuition.
- Her crown chakra is the same size and more off balance
Both the heart chakra and crown chakra were less centered when measured during the second scan. Since the chakras are a system, and each chakra is impacted by the other chakras, I believe that the shifts in the other chakras caused the heart and crown chakras out of balance. Based on this image, I would recommend the client do some meditation, which could bring those "rogue" chakras in to greater balance.
I know a lot of people are skeptical about energy work, and I believe a lot of that skepticism is because of our inability to measure results. All of that is changing. And now that kind of testing is accessible to people like me, thanks to Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, the inventor of VivAlign, and Dr. Sabina Devita, who partnered with Dr. Korotkov to bring VivAlign to Young Living.
Interested in getting a VivAlign scan? Email me at email@example.com.


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A red panda has escaped from Belfast Zoo.
She went missing on Saturday morning and is believed to be close to Belfast Castle.
This time last year, another panda escaped from the zoo - he is still missing.
Assistant curator at Belfast Zoo, Andrew Hope, said although they were confident the latest escapee could survive in the wild, they were very keen to get her back.
The red panda is seven-years-old and described as shy and about the size of a badger.
Mr Hope said: "She looks like a small fox and has a round pointy face.
"She has two black tear marks on either side of her nose.
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Elisabeth Hasselbeck Returns to TV After Leaving for Unnamed Surgery
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Elisabeth Hasselbeck has taken almost a month off from her Fox & Friends television show after announcing that she was leaving to have an undisclosed surgery and needed time for recovery. Then she revealed that she would be back to work via Twitter, "Full of #gratitude to be back TOMORROW 6am EST on @foxandfriends ! Morning are #BetterWithFriends like all of you!"
In the meantime, many wondered if Elisabeth was undergoing some form of plastic surgery before making a return and her mysteriousness about the procedure only added fuel to the fire.
Elisabeth didn't give prior warning to viewers or fans, instead her co-anchors revealed the news on air, including the fact that she would temporarily be replaced by Kimberly Guilfoyle of Fox's The Five.
"In case you were wondering where Elisabeth is today, well, she had some surgery yesterday and she's gonna be out for a couple weeks. But she's doing just fine. She's on the mend," Steve Doocy said at the time.
"As you know if you watch the show, she is strong, she is tough, and a better athlete than me," Brian Kilmeade added. "We heard from her last night and she said she is feeling good so in a short time she'll be back on the set. Until then, we get a chance to work with wonderful people like Kimberly."
Now that she's back, it seems obvious that Elisabeth hasn't had plastic surgery. In fact, the controversial blonde revealed that she was off air because of a cancer scare.
The 37-year old shared that doctors had found a tumor growing in her abdomen and feared that it might be cancerous.
"I had a scary week when we didn't know what the results were," Elisabeth said. "But I'm okay…everything came back okay. Surgery's not fun, but it is necessary to find out if you have something really terrible."
She then expressed gratitude to her co-hosts, bosses and fans that supported her during her month-long absence from the program.
"I could not be more thankful for my family and my friends who've stuck by me with incredible support," she said. "And really, starting from the top down here, [Fox News CEO] Mr. [Roger] Ailes, and this entire Fox family treated me like family the entire way… I'm certainly not a person who takes a lot for granted, but I certainly don't take it for granted now."
Elisabeth then proceeded to tear up as she empathized with others who have been through similar ordeals, with less happy results. "So many people I know have stared down the barrel of that cancer gun, and looked at it when they have gotten bad news," she said, "and have done remarkable things, courageously, to fight it."
Happy news for Elisabeth and her family.
Back in 2009, when co-host of The View morning television show, Elisabeth was rumored to have undergone a mommy makeover after bouncing back into shape quickly after having kids. However, the rumors seem unlikely given Elisabeth's natural love of working out and she still doesn't look to have had so much as Botox injections. Instead, she remains natural.none


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You said yes, so here it is! First of possibly far too many Castle fics, starring our very own Captain as the ruggedly handsome Richard Castle. Our hero has had a slight accident, but Beckett isn't at all sympathetic. ONE-OFF - dipping my toe, so to speak!
"Hello? Anyone home?"
"They shouldn't be. Alexis is at school and my mother's rehearsing."
"I'm not staying."
"I didn't ask you to."
Kate Beckett, her shoulder under Castle's right arm, helped him limp into the apartment. "Where?"
"Over there." He indicated the sofa.
"Are you sure?"
"Yes. I just want to sit down."
"Not a good idea."
"I can try."
Hobbling across the loft, he started to lower himself down, wincing and gasping as he did so.
"That painkiller they gave you should still be working," Kate pointed out.
"It is," he agreed. "Mostly. I just … ow … it's sore."
"Serves you right."
His left buttock touched the leather, and he took a sharp breath. "Um … maybe not …" He shifted a little so he was perched on his right cheek only. "That's …"
"Just lie face down."
"Why not?"
"I'd feel … vulnerable."
"Castle, there's only me here. What do you think I'm likely to do to you?"
"I hate to think." He paused. "Unless you think I'd like it." He looked up hopefully.
"In your dreams."
"Oh, definitely there. And in the shower. And on the roof. And –"
"Shut up."
"Is that a nice way to talk to a wounded man? Wounded, I might add, in the line of duty?"
"It was your own fault."
"How was it? Did I deliberately put myself in the way of that shotgun?"
"As good as. Why you chose that moment to try and get a look at Grunberg, I'll never know." She sat down in the armchair.
"I didn't know he was going to grab me."
"And after I told you, too."
He pouted. "Are you mad at me?"
The pout turned into the puppy-dog look, one he was well-practised in. It had come in handy a number of times when he'd been caught red-handed doing something he really shouldn't have been doing, but didn't want to stop. This time, though, it seemed to slide off Kate's armour. He decided to try another tack. "Anyway, it wasn't Grunberg who shot me. It was Esposito."
"Something we've all felt like doing once in a while," Kate smirked. "And it was an accident. He was aiming at Grunberg."
"He still shot me."
"How many times have I told you to stay in the car?"
"I think it's up in the thousands by now."
"And how many times have you?"
"Well …" His face went through a number of expressions before settling on a boyish look. "It's not always my fault. That home invader … I tried to stay in the car but he wouldn't let me."
"Maybe next time you'll listen."
"I'll certainly consider it." He shifted uncomfortably. "Do you think they make bullet-proof underwear?"
"If they did, I'm sure you'd get some specially made." She shook her head. "Come on. Lie down. And I promise I won't do anything to you." He still seemed reluctant, so she took the initiative, grabbing his arm and making him rise slightly from the sofa. He whimpered. "Don't be such a baby."
"You weren't shot."
She gazed at him, her eyes not more than a dozen inches from his. "I have been. So I know what it feels like."
"You have?" He was surprised. There was always something new to learn about his Nikki Heat. "When? And, more importantly, where?"
"A long time ago, in a bar."
He breathed in her scent, heady and full of fruity goodness. "I meant specifically. On your person."
She saw his eyes close briefly, and said, "Someplace you're never going to find out."
"Spoilsport. And never say never." He twitched his eyebrows at her.
"Oh, come on. Otherwise I'll shoot you somewhere much more unpleasant. And permanent."
With her assistance Rick managed to lie down on his chest, a cushion under his chin so he could look up. "You know I'm stuck now, don't you?"
"You have no compassion in your soul, Detective Beckett."
Kate was saved from answering by the door slamming open, hitting the wall with a force that almost dislodged the wreath hanging to one side.
"Dad!" Alexis Castle ran into the apartment, dropping her bag and ignoring it, only intent on getting to her father. "Are you okay?" She dropped to her knees next to him.
"I'm fine." His brow furrowed. "How did you –"
"I called her," Kate said, surprising him. "I thought it would be better coming from me rather than Alexis hearing it third hand and maybe putting two and two together and making five."
"Oh." He smiled gratefully. "Thanks."
"You're welcome."
"But are you okay?" Alexis asked again.
He smiled for her. "I'll be fine, sweetie. I'll be scarred, but that's what happens when your life is dedicated to fighting crime."
"It was three pellets," Kate put in.
Rick glared at her. "No, it wasn't."
"It was three, and your life is dedicated to annoying me. Besides, you've got them in your pocket." Kate looked at Alexis. "The doctor was joking when he asked if your father wanted to keep them, as a souvenir. I don't think he expected him to say yes."
Rick managed to reach into his jacket and pull out a small glass phial. He shook it, the beads inside rattling. "It seemed like more."
He huffed. "Okay, so it was three. But it could have been the entire barrel."
"Oh, don't tempt me."
"Are you thirsty?" Alexis wanted to know. "Hungry. I know, I'll get you some ice-cream. Or maybe some Tylenol?"
Rick considered. "Ice-cream would be good. And maybe an ice pack."
"Have you got a headache?" Then she realised and went pink. "Oh. Right."
"Sorry, Dad."
He squeezed her hand.
"Well, now you have your own private nurse, I have to be getting back," Kate said, straightening her jacket. "I have to reports to write."
"Can I …" Rick paused, sounding surprisingly diffident, something she wasn't used to from him.
"Can I have a copy? For my files. You know. In case I want to sue."
"You can't. You signed your life away in waivers, remember?" She couldn't help the smug look that caught her lips. "Neither you nor your heirs can sue the city even if you end up in a dozen pieces scattered all along the East River."
He grimaced. "Lovely mental image."
"It must be your influence."
"At least I'm doing something right."
"Who said it was a good influence?"
"Kate, Kate. You know how to hurt me."
"No, that was Esposito." She suppressed a chuckle. "And I'll see what I can do about a copy." She turned towards the door, then paused. "Unless …" She looked back at him. "You're going to frame it, aren't you?"
Rick didn't blush, not like his daughter. He'd done so many questionable things in his life he figured he'd probably forgotten how. But this time it was close. "Maybe," he admitted, his voice small.
"You honestly are a –"
He interrupted her. "Hey, wounded man here."
All the things she wanted to call him jammed up behind her tongue, and all she could manage was a grunt of exasperation.
"It's okay," Alexis said, glancing between the two of them. "I'll look after him."
"Thanks." Kate took a breath then smiled at her. "If you like I can drop back when I finish."
"Please. Grams won't be back until late, and I don't want to call her. She'd only worry."
"No problem." She headed for the door. "See you later."
As she reached it, her fingers on the handle, already turning it, Kate heard Rick speak again.
"If you promise not to be too rough, I might let you change my dressing," he said, the grin evident in his voice. "Or you can be as rough as you want. I might like it."
Rolling her eyes, she forbore to comment, put her shoulders back, and walked elegantly out.
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A WOMAN has died after a single-vehicle crash near Narrabri this morning.
Emergency services responded to reports of a 4WD on the side of the Kamilaroi Highway, about 32 kilometres south of Narrabri, shortly after 9am this morning.
Police believe the vehicle left the roadway and struck a tree.
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New Delhi: The Election Commission on Monday said
that the range of comments on its direction to cover statues
of Mayawati and elephant are not based on substance and are
misleading and suggest "a lack of understanding of facts".
The Commission, in a statement issued here, said its
order for draping the statues of Uttar Pradesh chief minister
Mayawati and elephant constructed in public places at
government expenses has been issued to ensure that a
level-playing field is provided to all political parties and
candidates during elections, as per the model code of conduct.
The Commission states, "there are standing instructions of
the Commission that images and photographs of the Prime
Minister, Chief Ministers, Ministers and other political
functionaries who are active in public life should not be
displayed in government buildings and premises as that would
have the effect of disturbing the level playing field vis-a
vis the functionaries of other political parties and
The Commission has clarified in 2009 that these
instructions do not apply to the images of national leaders,
poets and prominent historical figures of the past.
It stated that statues of elephant which is the reserved
election symbol of Bahujan Samaj Party and statues of Mayawati
who is the president of the party, constructed in public
places at government expenses, get covered in the EC
"Their continued display at public places during the
election period would be violative of the spirit of the Model
Code and would be against the principles of level playing
field for all parties and candidates. The Commission has taken
similar steps in the past also," the Commission stated.
It added that the issue of statues was the subject matter
of some complaints before the Commission in 2009, and in its
order of October 11, 2010, it had made it clear that at the
time of elections appropriate steps would be taken to see that
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As long as you can get one direct from ebay at their price then it's very difficult to argue with the value for money. My personal experience is that the Galaxy S3 is generally a better handsetbut is it £150-£200 better? It's all opinion really.
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My first impressions: It's large and thin, also feels light. Upon first boot the battery was at almost 100% charged. As soon as I turned my SIM card into a Mini-SIM, it wanted to upgrade to Android 4.2.1 and it did very quickly. The touch screen is very nice and smooth to the touch. I plugged it into my PC and uploaded some custom wallpapers and ring-tones, Imported my contact list from the SIM card. Setup wifi for my home router. Made a few calls and I noticed the sound clarity is much better than on any other prev phones I had. I have a partial hearing loss, but this one sounds clear to me. The power button is kind of small and annoying to find. I've yet o test the camera. No headphones in the box, only the travel charger and SIM-key. Will take some time to get used to it, but so far I am in love.
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The one million sale must been the entire stock of nexus 4. Google really failed on advertising and keeping up with demand.
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- Meanwhile, just a little over a year ago we got attacked by terrorists who used low-tech box cutters to destroy Americas most vivid symbols of economic and military power. We got attacked on our own shores and thousands died and the success of that action absolutely guarantees that it won't be the last. For this administration to basically sideline that issue into bullshit "homeland security" with a color coded danger chart and bogus manhunts to pretend they are doing something--- in fact, to exacerbate the danger by provoking all manner of violent and unpredicatable global reactions with their swaggering bullyboy rhetoric --- mainly because they refuse to relinquish their cherished vision of themselves as astride a great global military Colossus, is about as irresponsible a position as I can imagine.


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The boys and I have re-discovered Pippi Longstocking. I loved her as a child, I think I love her even more as an adult.
I think she would welcome Jesus with all of her heart and usher him in for pancakes. He wouldn't blink at Horse on the verandah or Mr Nillson dangling from the kitchen beams. He would smile at her upfrontness and her blunders. She would grow sweeter and less self-consumed in His company. He would understand her eagerness to see her father again. For He knew that feeling too.
So you see, there is something about Pippi that I love - there is a freedom and freshness in her that reminds me that He came to me to set me free. Free from sin and self. Free to serve and live.
I'd like to take a page out of Pippi's book and learn to enjoy each day as a gift. A gift from my Father.
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First trialled at The Jump Off in 2004 as 'Booty Shaking' by a UK rap duo for their launch party. After that there was a demand for 'Booty Shaking' to be a regular feature at The Jump Off events by both guys and girls.
When The Jump Off relaunched in 2012 'Booty Shaking' was once again a demanded segment, this time more by females than the guys.
As the 'artform' took off online it also adopted a new name; twerking, 'twist and jerk'. Once celebs started to 'twerk' the whole world went twerk crazy and so the Twerking Championships was born in 2013.


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Sale predicated on avoidance of OCI rule, Lockheed says
Lockheed Martin Corp. is selling its Enterprise Integration Group business to Veritas Capital for $815 million in cash.
EIG provides system engineering services, architecture, and integration services and support to a broad range of government customers.
Lockheed's decision to divest EIG, which was announced June 2, is based on the government's increased concerns about perceived organizational conflicts of interest, a company announcement released today states.
Divesting the business better positions it for growth, benefiting customers, shareholders and employees, according to the statement.
"The decision to divest EIG followed a comprehensive review of our portfolio to find ways to continuously provide the best, most affordable solutions for our customers, a secure future for our employees and value for our shareholders," said Lockheed Martin Chairman and CEO Robert Stevens in the announcement.
The transaction is expected to close by the end of this year.
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English Composition 1
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Revision Plan
With each final revision, please submit a list of the improvements that you have made to the essay, organized according to the following major aspects of the essay:
- Thesis
- Organization
- Support and Development of Ideas
- Style
- Mechanics
The outline should begin as a list of possible improvements that you could make to an essay and should evolve into an outline of the actual improvements that you made. The outline is a way for you to call attention to the various improvements you have made to the different aspects of an essay. Be specific as you list the improvements to your essay.
The Revision Plan Example should give you a good sense of the expectations for the plan, but please note that the example has information listed only for the "Support and Development of Ideas" part of the plan.
Please note that the first three items listed above--thesis, organization, and support and development of ideas--mainly involve "deep-level" revision, while the last two items--style and mechanics--mainly involve "surface-level" revision. The grade of a final revision can be higher than the earlier draft only if the essay demonstrates both deep-level and surface-level revision. You may not be able to find ways to strengthen each aspect of an essay, but you should try to make as many improvements as possible.
The information below should help you decide how you might strengthen the different aspects of your paper.
1. Thesis
"Thesis" does not refer to the thesis statement but to the main points of an essay. All of the main points of your essay should be logically related, giving your paper a strong sense of unity.
The wording of the thesis statement is mainly a matter of style, but you might reword the thesis statement to help you better convey the thesis of your essay.
To strengthen the thesis, you could consider changing one or more of the major ideas that you develop in your essay.
The following course web pages can help you strengthen the thesis and thesis statement:
2. Organization
Organization involves both the order of body paragraphs and the order of ideas and supporting material within each body paragraph, as well as the use of transitional words, phrases, and sentences to take readers smoothly and logically from one part of your paper to the next. There should be a "logical progression of ideas" throughout your paper, a clear sense of one idea and one sentence logically leading to the next.
As you look for ways to strengthen the organization of your essay, ask yourself the following questions:
- Is each body paragraph at least half of a page long (double spaced) and at least twice as long as the introduction or conclusion?
- Could a different order to the body paragraphs strengthen the essay?
- Could a different order to the ideas and supporting material within a body paragraph strengthen the essay?
- Could a body paragraph be better focused on just one major point?
- Does each body paragraph (except the last) end with a transitional sentence that takes readers smoothly and logically to the next paragraph?
- Do you use transitional words and phrases throughout the essay to take readers from one idea and one sentence to the next?
The following course web pages can help you strengthen the organization of your essay:
- Checklist: Organization and the Support and Development of Ideas
- Introductions
- Organizing and Developing a Persuasive Essay
- Organizing and Developing Persuasive Paragraphs
- Example of a Persuasive Paragraph
- Bad Paragraph / Good Paragraph: Effectively Developing a Persuasive Paragraph
- Creating an Outline for an Essay
- Evaluation and Grading Criteria for Essays
- Sample ENG 1001 Essay on Mansfield's "Miss Brill"
- Sample ENG 1001 Essay on Orwell's "Shooting an Elephant"
3. Support and Development of Ideas
The support and development of ideas in an essay involves the ideas that you present, how well you support those ideas with specific evidence, how well you explain the ways that the evidence logically supports your ideas, and how much insight you demonstrate into your subject.
Important: It is difficult to do any "deep-level" revision to an essay if you do not attempt to strengthen the support and development of ideas, so you should give special attention to this aspect of your essay.
As you look for ways to strengthen the support and develop of ideas in your essay, ask yourself the following questions:
- Could certain ideas in your essay be changed or expressed in different ways to strengthen your essay?
- Could you present and develop a new idea about your subject that you did not present in the earlier draft?
- Could you add supporting evidence to a body paragraph?
- Could you delete any supporting evidence from a paragraph because the evidence does not clearly or effectively support the main idea of the paragraph?
- Could the supporting evidence in a body paragraph be more effective if that evidence were presented in a different order?
- Could you shorten any quotations, deleting parts of a quotation that are not clearly relevant to the main idea that you are developing?
- Could you more effectively explain the meaning and relevance of some of the supporting evidence that you present?
Because the support and development of ideas is closely related to the organization of an essay, the course web pages linked under "Organization" above can help you strengthen the support and development of ideas in an essay.
4. Style
The term "style" has various meanings when applied to writing, but we will limit the term to your writing at the sentence level: the words you use (or the diction) and how those words come together into sentences.
As you look for ways to strengthen the style of your essay, ask yourself the following questions:
- Are there any words that can be replaced with more effective synonyms?
- Do you use concrete and specific words and avoid abstract, vague, and general diction?
- Do you use a formal writing voice in your essay, avoiding such things as the first person ("I," "me," etc), contractions, and informal diction?
- Do you use a variety of words in your essay?
- Do you use a variety of sentences in terms of length?
- Do you use a variety of simple, compound, and complex sentences?
- Do you integrate all quotations into your own sentences effectively?
The following course web pages can help you strengthen the style of your writing:
- Checklist: Style and Mechanics
- Sentences: Simple, Compound, and Complex
- Integrating Quotations into Sentences
- Revising Sentences for Conciseness
- Transitional Words and Phrases
- Formal Writing Voice
- Using Specific and Concrete Diction
- "Words, Words, Words"
You should also consider trying to strengthen the style of your writing by using some of the methods on the Strengthening Style exercise, which you will work on in class during the time when you are revising your essays.
5. Mechanics
"Mechanics" refers to the correctness of your paper. It is especially important to note that an essay must contain almost no serious errors to earn at least a "C." The college's Grading Standards for Students Essays is clear on this point, stating that a "C" essay "contains almost no serious errors in sentence boundaries, grammar, punctuation, and spelling." Significant errors in a final revision will result in a low grade for the essay, so do your best to understand, eliminate, and avoid errors.
The following course web pages can help you understand and avoid errors in your writing:


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இந்திய ராணுவ படையில் பணிபுரிய நேரடி தேர்வு முகாம் மதுரையில் நடைபெறுகிறது.
*தகுதி: 8th, 10th, 12th, ITI, Diploma மற்றும் Degree
*காலியிடங்கள்: எண்ணற்றவை
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*இளைஞர்களோ இந்த அரிய வாய்ப்பினை பயன்படுத்தி கொள்ளுங்கள்.
|இந்திய ராணுவ படையில் பணிபுரிய நேரடி தேர்வு முகாம் மதுரையில் நடைபெறுகிறது
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Employment Type: Central Govt Jobs
Job Location: All Over India
Total No. of Vacancies: Various
District Covered:
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Name of the Post :
Soldier Technical,
Soldier Tech (Avn & Amn Examiner)
Soldier Nursing Assistant/Nursing Assistant Veterinary
Soldier General Duty
Soldier Clerk/Store Keeper Technical
Soldier Tradesman
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Soldier Technical :
(a) 10+2/Intermediate (XII) Examination pass in Science with Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English with min 45% marks in aggregate. OR
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Soldier Nursing Assistant/Nursing Assistant Veterinary :
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(b) Stipulation of marks percentage laid down at 10+2 level will be waived off for B Sc degree
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Soldier Tradesman :
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Pay Scale: Rs.24,000/- PM
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Rally Venue:
Dr MGR Stadium (Racecourse Road), Madurai
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Starting Date for Submission of Online Application: 27.09.2016
Last date for Submission of Online Application: 26.10.2016
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Important Link:
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Urban Decay The Feminine Palette
17 reviews
64% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.5
Price: $$$
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Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Very pretty palette and nice colors. The pink is my favorite shade. Today I'm wearing only aquarius and it looks nice. Very summery palette, I think.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
So I used to buy UD stuff at Sephora, and it's WAY expensive, now I only get it at Nordstrom Rack. They always have Palettes marked own from $40 to $12 and the eye primer for $9! Love urban decay but way better paying less!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is the sleeper hit palette in my makeup collection. I originally got it about a year ago, and didn't do much with it for the first couple months. I have rediscovered it and it is now my go-to palette.
This palette is very cool toned with a good combination of neutral and fun colors. Between SWF, Midnight Cowgirl, Stray Dog, and Darkhorse, you have all the components for a day time neutral eye. The blue and purple shadows are very pigmented and work well with the other shades in the palette. Darkhorse works great to line the upper and lower lids, and Stray Dog is my favorite taupe ever.
The packaging is great; I like the magnetic lid. It's perfect size for travelling and handy that it has a spot for an eyeliner. The value is there since you get an eyeliner and a primer along with it. Just a great product overall.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Ok I got this from my boyfriend for my elbow sugary (he's good;)) and I love it! I always use UD's regular Primer but I love the matte nude it's quite pretty and something I would buy in full size. I do like the colors a lot swf is a beautiful color for the inner corners of my eye. It's a nice change from the white I always use. Midnight Cowboy I really like even though there's glitter but a light dusting does look pretty good for going out. Ecstacy is a fun purple that goes on really nice with no fallout. I like it just to line my eyes for a simple look. The browns stray dog and darkhorse are really nice and will work well with my Naked2 palette. As well as this palette I'm glad it included a light and dark neutral. Aquarius is another fun summer well end of summer color so I like that. I like them all obviously because UD makes great shadows.
For the price mine was 23.50USD for what I got the zero eyeliner is like butter! I think was a great deal to add some more palettes to my life:) I would get this for my sister and friends without a doubt.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Bought this during Urban Decay's sale because it was a great deal. At full price I probably would not have purchased it. Not the easiest palette to use, especially because Midnight Cowboy has terrible fallout but I'm happy to have the extra shadows for such a great price. I do really like Stray Dog and I didn't own any colors similar to Ecstasy and Aquarius so I'm glad to have them in my collection.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Love this. All the colors are perfect. I wear the tan tons, the light pink is beautiful, and the brown colors actually look good on my cool skin! The teal and the purple are really pretty for fun make up, too.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
My first UD palette and I think its great! The colors are pigmented and the eyeliner that comes with it has serious staying power. The only downside is that one of colors has major glitter fallout. Other than that I was really happy w/ my purchase especially cuz i got it from sephora for $19.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I got the Feminine palette at the beginning of the summer, and it's become my go-to palette for travel and generally pretty, easy eye looks! I feel that the colors compliment one another, but you can easily create distinct looks with different shade combinations and not look as if you're wearing the same look every day. My boyfriend currently lives two hours away and right now we take turns driving to see each other every other weekend. I always pack this palette with me and find that I don't need much else aside from a mascara, my foundation, and a gloss or two for the weekend!
I love doing a smoky brown eye with Stray Dog, Darkhorse, and Midnight Cowboy. Sometimes we'll go get brunch and go for a walk, and I like to wear SWF all over the lid for a very minimal but pretty look. And when we go out at night, I love mixing Aquarius and Ecstasy in some combination with the other shades. I feel the eyeliner compliments everything very well, and it's easy to use for a sultry cat eye. I removed one star because part of me wishes there was one less neutral shade and one more bold or "different" kind of a color, for added variety.
Sephora currently has this palette on sale for $19! I highly recommend picking one up while you have the chance. I just got one as a back-up and two more for Christmas gifts for friends. :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Other, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is a good palette but I expected a palette than offers a useful pink color and highlighter for softer smoky eye looks. But the offered pink is way too glittery to be used for a soft day look, and Midnight Cowboy as well which leaves you with 4 out of all 6 colors to build that feminine look. The turquoise is very nice and I love it a lot, same goes for the two browns, very pigmented and smooth, and a nice matte purple color which is nice too. But I feel like this palette really needed a pink shade in the texture of the other 4 usable colors and looses a lot by lacking it.
The eye pencil is very good and I love it, very smooth. It's not the most intense black but it's still very good because of its soft texture.
The primer is okay, it works (preventing crease) but it's not as good as Too Faced's SI imho.
All in all I don't regret buying this on sale but I will not buy it again and I should warn people not to expect a soft pink look to be possible with this palette which to me was essential for that feminine look........
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this is my full review about this palette
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