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Caucus Hails Berman
Fox's Gail Berman has been named "Executive of the Year" by the Caucus for Television Producers, Writers & Directors.
Berman is president of Fox Broadcasting Company Entertainment, a post she's held for four years. Prior to that she was a founding president of Regency Television. Her accomplishments include developing Malcolm In the Middle and working as executive producer on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and its Angel spin-off.
She is the first series producer to hold the top programming post for Fox, which includes overseeing all program development and scheduling, marketing and promotions. She also served as CEO of Sandollar Television, where she was executive producer of several series.
She'll formally be recognized Jan. 13 at a Beverly Hills Hotel gala. The caucus is a multi-guild lobbying group that also helps negotiate creative rights.

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Plane Ticket Directory Reviews
When one is making a plan of traveling long distances it would be beneficial for one to consider moving using a plane. When one of making plans of moving over long distances using the plane one must prepare to pay quite a large amount of money. When one is deciding to select the plane tickets directory one requires to be very cautious because the tickets on most of the times turn out to be expensive. The main reasons as to why one should be keen when changing a planet ticket directory is to be able to identify the most affordable one and less costly. An Airline Company which provides a plane ticket directory which is following your needs it would be best to select.
The price and the discount provided in the plane ticket directory varies from one airline company to another. Going for a plane ticket directory which costs less money is often the hope of each traveler. There are some factors that one should consider when identifying the best plane tickets directory. In this article we are going to look at some of the factors that one should consider when searching for the best plane ticket directory.
Making early flight booking is one of the aspects that one should take into consideration when selecting the most suitable plane ticket directory. It's very typical for the cost of the plane tickets to increase some few weeks before the departure times. For one to pay less amount of money for the plane tickets one must make the flight booking a month earlier. Where one is looking forward towards having a desirable plane tickets directory that is affordable one should consider booking connecting flights. The individual who is mainly favored by the connecting flight are those who are usually not in a hurry to get to their destination. Where one is looking forward towards having the cost of traveling the connecting flights turns out to be very cheap compared to the one stop flight.
The third factor that one should consider when looking for affordable plane ticket directory is being flexible. Traveling on days such as Christmas day is one of the flexibility aspects that one should include in the traveling schedule. Booking plane on such days turns out to be quite cheap compared to the rest of the days. When one is deciding to identify the most appropriate plane ticket directory one should consider acceding those airlines which offer various discounts. The deduction is generally very efficient in making the plane tickets to be quite affordable.


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The Dec. 13 broadcast of A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor took place before a live audience at New York's Town Hall. Guests Renée Fleming, Yo-Yo Ma, and Edgar Meyer joined The Guy's All-Star Shoe Band to perform a special and "must hear" holiday version of "In the Bleak Midwinter".
Monday, December 15, 2008
In the bleak midwinter
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Sell Van Cleef Jewelry NYC
How much do you think your Van Cleef jewelry is worth? It's likely worth a considerable amount of money and you need to choose a place to sell Van Cleef jewelry in NYC that is aware of this. If you go into a place that doesn't recognize the brand or that doesn't appreciate the brand, you may not be earning as much as possible. Since your entire goal is to earn as much money as possible, you need to choose a place that is known for paying top dollar
#1 Buyers of Van Cleef & Arpels
Buyers of New York is the Nation's leading Van Cleef and Arpels jeweler. We specialize in identifying the different Alhambra styles and other Van Cleef and Arpels collections and watches for sale. At Buyers of New York we pride ourselves on being extremely knowledgeable about the craftsmanship and styles that our customers who sell Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry bring in. Therefore, we will pay considerably more than jewelers who purchase these pieces based on metal value. Remember when you sell Van Cleef Alhambra jewelry, that Buyers of New York is the best Van Cleef and Arpels buyer in NYC & Nationwide.
Interesting History of Van Cleef & Arpels
Love inspired a legacy. The story starts where most fairy tales end with a beautiful wedding between Estelle Arpels and Alfred Van Cleef. Estelle is the daughter of a precious stone wholesaler and the sister of expert gemologists. Alfred is the son of a diamond merchant from Amsterdam. The year is 1896, the setting is cast, and their adventure will be enriched over the year by fidelity, feminity, glamour and excellence. Today, the spirit of the Estelle and Alfred lives through their classic timeless and glamorous collections inspired by creativity and craftsmanship. Ms. Van Cleef and Mr. Arpels union pioneered the Van Cleef & Arpels brand and their true passion carries on through the technical mastery with the Mystery Setting, Alhambra collection or the expertise in the art of transformations.
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As one of the nations largest jewelry estate buyers, Buyers of New York recognizes that it is important to offer our clients more than one option when it comes to making decisions about there valuables. This is why if you are not ready to sell your Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry today but need cash Buyers of New York also issues collateral loans. Please contact 212-642-4345 to learn more about our collateral loan process.


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Ever since I moved away from the city centre, most weekends have been about walking Sammy, visiting friends or having people over for coffee. Thinking back I've probably stayed in more often than not- taking in the view, doing yoga and baking cake. And since there was no Sam to walk yesterday and we'd both been quite busy lately, I invited F out for lunch, like in the good old days. 😉
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I didn't have my camera with me last week and the way it was raining and blowing, I don't think I would have dared to take it out of the hotel room anyways. But I promised you a couple of words about my going out on my own to a 3 courses treat and so here it is. 🙂 Having ventured outside in the kind of weather you wouldn't expose your dog to (except for Sam, who actually enjoys it!), I made my way to the marina, since people said it was where it all happened. I found them all lined up- restaurants, bars, the lot of it. Neither of them looked very appealing and I thought to myself, is it really possible that the provinces are so lacking in style? And then I spotted it, just when the thought of settling had struck me, I saw the cute wooden house on the top of the hill and went up with my life at stake, since the stairs were very slippery. 😉
Back from the Mother Country
I´m home again and it´s lovely, but also a bit sad. I came back to fewer things in the apartment since V moved all his stuff and it left me with a strange feeling , although we´d agreed upon it, so it was no surprise. It´s the end of an era and it hurts, even more so when it comes with the realisation that hardly anything lasts, not even love. Or at least ours didn´t.
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Friday yay!
I survived this week, although I had my doubts! You see, I forgot my luggage on the train to Skien on Tuesday and I had serious withdrawal symptoms from my Mac. 😉 I was longing for it like we ache for love-haha! Talk about addiction!But now we´re reunited! ❤
Petit Corée
Last weekend´s trip to London had a couple of nice surprises in store for me, including this exquisite culinary experience at The Petit Corée, a Corean French fusion restaurant in West Hampstead.
I was there with Lavinia, her boyfriend and her sister, Natalia, whom I didn´t manage to get a decent picture of, though.
If you're in Oslo during summer, you have to dine at Nodee! They have a lovely terrace, amazing Asian food and heating lamps, too! We took my mother and aunt there a couple of weeks ago to celebrate their getaway from work, a demanding grandchild and duties in general. And they loved it to bits!
Trondheim part 2
Today was another fun day in the quaint city of Trondheim! Ok, maybe city is a big word, but what a pretty town it is! I totally fell in love with it! I´ll tell you this, I´ll take the first chance I get to go back! Although it was raining this morning, it didn´t last, so I grasped the chance to explore it after hours.


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Top 5 Benefits of Becoming a Volunteer
We all know lending a helping hand can make us feel pretty good inside – but did you know volunteering offers you a wealth of mental and physical advantages? Celebrate National Volunteering week by discovering the benefits of becoming a volunteer. #1: Volunteering will improve your mental health In joining together with a team forRead More
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Q&A With Adam Thomson: Search & Rescue Professional
Search and Rescue Professional Petty Officer Adam Thomson is our newest ambassador for the 2019 Australian & New Zealand Search & Rescue Conference. From deployment in the Middle East through to rescuing and resuscitating his nephew from a jetski incident, discover more of Petty Officer Thomson's story and drive behind his passion for search andRead More
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5 Innovations Changing the Face of Search and Rescue
Whether it's saving lives via air, land or sea, the world of search and rescue has been significantly impacted with the increase and advancement of technology. Innovations are consistently improving the way we plan, conduct and report on operations, with a far higher degree of accuracy than ever before. Check out our top fiveRead More
5 Facts About Search & Rescue Dogs You Didn't Know
Check out our top five facts about search & rescue dogs. As crucial team members, we can't help but be impressed at their abilities. Several Environmental Factors Can Impact the Success of an Air-Scent Dog's Search Dogs in general have the ability to detect scent from an impressive distance, search and rescue dogs are speciallyRead More
3 Search & Rescue Missions That Impacted the World
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Why inability to cope with uncertainty may cause mental health problems
Not knowing is an uncomfortable experience. As human beings, we are naturally curious. We seek to understand, predict and control – it helps us learn and it keeps us safe. Uncertainty can feel dangerous because we cannot predict with complete confidence what will happen. As a result, both our hearts and minds may race. WhileRead More
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Present at the 2019 Australian & New Zealand Search & Rescue Conference
The 5th Australian & New Zealand Search & Rescue Conference will be held at RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast on Friday 14 June 2019. The conference theme for 2019 will be SAR Never Sleeps – Past, Present and Future of Search & Rescue. Topics at the conference will include multi-agency collaboration, communication, critical skills, leadership and decision making while consideringRead More
Workers too scared to take mental health leave
Mental health leave is becoming increasingly common yet more than half of workers are too scared to take it. Two thirds of jobseekers surveyed by SEEK feel society has become more accepting of workers taking a mental health day to deal with conditions such as depression, burn out or anxiety. Still, 55 per cent haveRead More
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Invictus Games support dogs could change lives for the better
For years, Vietnam War veteran John Hume lived with the trauma of watching dozens of men drown during the 1969 collision between HMAS Melbourne and a US destroyer — but he's finally reconnecting with the world, thanks to the "sad brown eyes" of his support dog Oriana. His case is the perfect example of theRead More
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The years have done little to lessen the perception among many, especially in the West that the Middle East is a cauldron of chaos, an acronym for anarchy disguised as a loose federation of nation-states. From the revolution in 1979 to the Arab Spring, the region has always been a hotspot of radical overhaul, changes that have never hesitated to shy away from the barrel of the gun. As the first bombs fell on Sana'a, the largest city in Yemen on the 25th, so began the latest episode in the dark and bloody history of the Middle East. And yet, even in the first few days of this 'international' conflict, the unfortunate expectation of an awaiting long-drawn conflict says volumes about the hopelessness that precedes events of significance in the region.
Who's fighting whom?
The Gulf Cooperation Council, led by Saudi Arabia and supported by the likes of Egypt, Jordan, Sudan and the UAE, led the charge as the first air raids rained carnage on the already battered country on the southern end of the Arabian peninsula. This 'military intervention,' supported in different capacities by nations such as the USA, UK and Israel apparently attempts to restore President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi to power, after he was deposed in an unconstitutional coup by the Houthis, a Zaidite Shiite group native of the same country. However, what looks like the case of a common coup is far from it, and what most observers including many involved in the planning of Operation Decisive Storm have chosen to ignore is the sheer complexity and numbers of the players involved in the bloody chapter being written in the sands of Yemen.
Although the battle lines in Yemen are primarily drawn between Hadi loyalists and the Houthis (who allegedly also enjoy the support of Saleh, the ex-President of Yemen, also a Zaidi), it has also seen a spate of activities from the side of the Al-Qaeda of the Arabian Peninsula or the AQAP and the Yemeni arm of the Islamic State. What's more, it is alleged that much of Houthi success in Yemen can be attributed to the funding, arms and training provided by Iran.
A Proxy-war in the making
With the entry of Saudi Arabia, Yemen has become a playground for a proxy war between the Wahabist-Saudi Arabia (an offshoot of Sunni Islam) and Shiite-Iran (Although the extent of Iranian involvement is questioned by US intelligence). The entire military and political calculations of capabilities of the GCC are based primarily on the assumption that Iran will not back down from its alleged proxy war in Yemen. It is perhaps a result of this fear that regiments of the Saudi Army stand on alert on the porous border the country shares with Yemen, with another army battalion from Egypt soon expected to join them. Surprisingly, Israel has come down in support of the Gulf military intervention, primarily because like Saudi Arabia, it feels existentially threatened by the Islamic State of Iran. Iran's nuclear plans have long been a source of concern for Israel and even as talks of a nuclear deal continue between Iran and the West, if Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech in the U.S Congress is any indication, it remains unwilling to let go of its vitriolic against Iran.
There may or not be truth in the extent of Iranian involvement in the Yemen crisis. However, if history is any reminder, any involvement by Iran is going to be significant. Consider the case of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. Although Shiite-Iran and a predominantly Sunni-Islamic State are for all intents and purposes mortal enemies, Iran's direct actions in helping Assad(An Alawi Muslim, an offshoot from the school of Shia Islam) stay in power in Syria have further marginalised the Sunni-majority and indirectly emboldened the rebels and the Islamic State (A case reminiscent of Syrian involvement in the Lebanese Civil War). If however, a full-blown proxy war does start in Yemen, it will lend an unfortunate credence and inevitability to the state of undeniable collapse that awaits the country, as predicted by the UN High Commissioner.
However, as much as the responsibility for the conflict falls on the shoulders of native militias in Yemen, blame substantially does fall on Saudi Arabian shoulders as well. As perhaps the most powerful country in the region, there is no nation-state in the region more adequately equipped to deal with a spiraling crisis in the region. However, its perception of the Yemeni crisis as a proxy war rather than a domestic crisis has hurt it. Rather than using the might of the Gulf Cooperation Council to bring the illegitimate Houthiite government to the negotiating table, it has used its armed forces to bomb them into a growing column of debris. This might however, have been directed against the AQAP and the IS considering the fact that unlike them, the Houthis are indigenous to Yemen, a reality that reflects that they cannot and must not be defeated militarily in a country which is their home. It is essentially, an over-reaction on the part of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the Houthiite advance in Yemen, which also opens up the possibility of a ground invasion (Although the chances of its success are suspect considering the ill-training of the Saudi troops). And it is this over-reaction that is costing the war against terrorist organisations like the AQAP and the IS, which have been taking advantage of the collective Gulf distractions, expanding all across Southern Yemen.
The struggle for relevance
The struggle for relevance and influence between the AQAP and the IS too is a curious study. Al-Qaeda traditionally, has been the face of terror for the better part of the 21st century. However, with the meteoric rise in notoriety of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, Al-Qaeda, especially after the death of Osama Bin Laden, has struggled for relevance. However today, even the IS has its operations such as the advance of Baghdad halted in its tracks thanks to the US intervention. In fact, the Islamic State's stall is best reflected by the liberation of Tikrit from its hands by the Iraqi forces. Which is why, the IS like the Al-Qaeda is looking to stretch its propaganda and its sphere of influence elsewhere, across the world. Now, although the IS has accepted oaths of fealty from many groups across the world, only the Boko Haram in Nigeria is strong enough to be impactful. What the bomb blast in Sana'a reflects is that the IS, perhaps more than the AQAP will go to any extent to make its mark on Yemen, a realization that makes the Saudi endeavor to target just the Houthis and not the extremists all the more appalling, considering their own sketchy record in tackling Salafist and Wahabist extremism. Even the USA seems to have taken a few steps back from their position a few years ago when they were actively involved with the then-President Saleh to use drones to bomb AQAP targets in Yemen.
USA on the backseat?
Speaking of the USA, the American response to the chaos in Yemen has been strangely and relatively quiet. Publicly, the Obama Administration has always congratulated itself on the so-called success of the 'Yemen Model' to combat terrorism. The fact that this self-congratulation was a mere few days before the fall of Sana'a to Houthi rebels reflects the US ignorance of ground realities in the Middle East and the short-sightedness of its foreign policy. For perhaps the entirety of the Obama Administration, the question of an open war using ground troops abroad has long been considered political suicide (A truth tempered by the historical experience of American adventures in Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq). Which is why, US foreign policy in the Middle East has revolved around the poisonous concoction of armed proxies (Or as some analysts say, pansies) and drone strikes, the use of short-term solutions to treat long-term problems and crises. In Yemen for instance, the US supported an undemocratic President Saleh for decades, and later his equally undemocratic successor Hadi, in the hopes that this support will translate into efforts against the dominant Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. However, other than a couple of drone strikes, these efforts have been non-becoming, and with the fall of Sana'a and the evacuation of the US Special Forces, the extremists have only been further emboldened. This minimalist policy, as President Obama terms it 'Don't do Stupid Shit' theory can therefore hardly be called a template for success. The USA and the world at large therefore must be wary of this 'success story' being replicated across the Middle East as a template to combat terrorism because, quite frankly, it doesn't work.
Geographically-located directly opposite to the Horn of Africa, and arching the entry to the Red Sea, and by extension the entry to the Suez Canal and Europe, the strategic geo-political importance of Yemen cannot be understated. The Yemen crisis may just be another domino in a series of perpetual anarchy that is identified with the Middle-East, but it has shown the potential to mutate into something more devious, with the country being the playground of a proxy war waged by other countries. It is therefore, up to the global community to halt this campaign of proxies and pansies, and bring a semblance of normalcy to the war-torn country. Yemen already has enough on its plate, let alone a military intervention by people they consider foreign. Negotiations must ensue, not a unilateral or a bilateral conference, but a negotiation that reflects and represents the aspirations of all. That is what nations like Saudi Arabia must strive to do, and not add on to the pile of debris that has buried Sana'a. A lot remains at stake here, including the stability and future of the Middle-East and International trade, with Oil prices especially being affected considering the difficulty of freight passage through a war-torn region.
The fact that over a couple of years after the Arab Spring, the Middle-East is still grappling with reform in social and political institutions is reflective of not just the deep-seated condescension its society has with change, but also the complacency of nation-states in power such as the USA and Saudi Arabia towards its primordial foreign policy initiatives. Change must come, not just a surface-check of policies, but a systematic overhaul of existing notions, attitudes and perceptions.


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Pupil Premium Funding 2016 – 2017
The Pupil Premium Grant was introduced by the government in April 2011. It provides schools with additional funding to be used to "raise the attainment of disadvantaged children and close the gap between them and their peers" (DFE).
The funding can be used to support pupils who are entitled to free school meals, looked after children, adopted children and children of armed forces personnel. The premium is provided in order to support these children in making as much progress as possible and remove barriers to learning.
The government has decided that it is essential for schools to manage the funding and to determine how it is spent, as they are best placed to assess what additional provision these individual children need. Each school is required to report on the amount of funding received, how it is used and what impact it has, on an annual basis.
Pupil Premium allocation 2016 – 2017
This year the funding has been allocated to cover the following:
Children eligible for free school meals (FSM): £1320
Children who have been eligible for FSM in last 6 years (Ever 6): £1320
Children of service children (Ever 5 children) or those in receipt
of a pension from the armed Forces: £300
Children who have been looked after for one day or more: £1900
Children who have been adopted: £1900
Assessment of Impact
Individual children will be assessed against national criteria at the end of Terms 2, 4 and 6 and their attainment will be reported to parents/guardians and governors following the assessment and reporting arrangements of the school.
Governor monitoring of the school's Pupil Premium strategy occurs during Terms 2, 4 and 6 with the Headteacher's Report to the full governing body.
Special significance is given to attainment of pupils in Year 1 (phonic screening) and in Years 2 and 6 with the statutory testing of reading, writing, SPAG (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) and mathematics. An analysis of school data and data at a national level are made and reported to parents, governors and the Local Authority.


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Holders of 'special' or 'saver' tickets will see their checked baggage allowance reduced by 5 kg
Changes to Emirates airline's checked baggage policy will come into effect on February 4, the airline announced on Sunday.
According to the a circular sent out by the airline, passengers holding economy-class 'special' or 'saver' tickets will now be permitted to carry 15 kg and 25kg of checked baggage, respectively.
The figures are 5 kg less than the airline's previous policy.
Baggage allowance for 'flex' ticket holders will remain 30 kg, while 'flex plus' ticket holders will still be allowed 35 kg.
Hand baggage allowance remains 7 kg, compared to 40 kg for business class passengers and 50 kg for first class passengers.
Passengers holding tickets issued before February 4 will be subject to the previous baggage policies.


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"Despite my best efforts, I have found that the forces that drive our world cannot be abolished. Fortunately there are workarounds and ways to make it look like they've been abolished. Such is the magic of science."
- Thunder Strike
Discovered at the eve of the 21st century, gravity tether technology has since become a crucial part of everyday activity here in Equestria. Foals rarely wonder at the flying marvels that traverse our cities, likely attributing them to the same abilities Pegasi possess. The truth is very different and much more interesting.
But, before we continue, let me be perfectly clear: Gravity cannot be 'switched off'. I've tried, and the results were not pretty. This is why the commonly used vernacular "Gravity Tether" is a useful moniker, and the sometimes-used "Antigravity Belt" is incorrect. Grav-tethers do not switch off gravity, they redirect it. This is done by a curious property known as quantum entanglement.
When two particles are entangled together, they exhibit a number of interesting properties. For example, when the spin of two entangled electrons is measured, they will always yield opposed answers, even if it is not possible for any communication to have occurred between them. The universe seems to regard them as tied regardless of spatial constraints. Of course, the laws of causality are not violated: no information is transmitted by measuring entangled particles, so messages cannot be sent. Another interesting property is the strange interplay between gravitons and entangled particles. Note that there are several more strange and interesting properties, but I have been "encouraged" to stay on-topic.
Gravitons (not to be confused with gravitrons, which are similar, but totally different things) are the particles which transmit mass. You can think of all particles everywhere as tied together by an endless stream of gravitons, each pulling on all the others and on space itself. Large masses of particles have larger streams of gravitons and thus pull more strongly, and this manifests in the phenomena we call gravity. But when an entangled particle is run near a derived stream of anti-gravitons (a graviton's antiparticle), suddenly all the gravitons pull on the other entangled particle, and none pull near the anti-gravitons!
The result is that the first particle appears to float. This is because it is not being pulled on by gravity at all, and may float out of the atmosphere if left unchecked. I have written a number of papers on the matter and I am thoroughly convinced Lab 8 is still upset about the loss of their particle accelerator. Anyway, the particle's mass is still intact, and it can be pushed around, but gravity is temporarily not pulling on it.
Gravity tethers work by reversing this effect: A magnetically encased stream of particles is held within the tether, and these particles are entangled with particles somewhere on the ground. A small charge of anti-gravitons is held within the tether, and the result is that all the gravity of the tether pulls on their grounded counterparts and as a result, the object floats.
Naturally there are some difficulties here: entanglement is difficult and I have been instructed to emphasize that constructing materials made of entangled particles is sheer folly lest there is a repeat of the incident at Lab 8. In any event, the final part of the tether comes with the presence of an energy stream run through the anti-gravitons, which amplifies the gravity-siphoning effect and causes liftoff in the other end of the tether. After, heavier objects are attached to the tether to neutralize it while still allowing it to remain airborne, our floating machine is complete!
Now you understand the device that makes much of modern day life possible. Gravity tethers are used in everything from patrolling Sentinal robots to aerial weather maintenance robots. There are even plans to use larger gravity tethers to allow cheap, efficient space travel by reducing the pull on a rocket and vastly reducing its required fuel payload.


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When individuals have found that there are some critters in the house, they will of course want to find a solution as soon as they can. With help from an Atlanta rodent removal expert, men and women can eliminate the population as soon as possible. They will no longer have to worry that guests might see that they are suffering from an infestation.
Mice and rats are rodents that can cause problems for many different homeowners. They can breed fast, which means large numbers of them can be found in the home in no time at all. Professionals will use specialize traps to get rid of the mice and rats without actually hurting them. The rest should take care of itself.
Squirrels are also within the rodent family, and this can lead to problems. The critters are often found near the yard outside the home. During cooler periods, they might find their way inside the building to construct a nest for the coming winter. Squirrels can urinate on the inside of the house and will need to be dealt with as soon as the professional has a chance.
The attic is a prime location where rodents like to live. Attics are usually warm and will offer places to hide out when it is wet outside. If people hear scurrying in the attic, they will need to have it checked out as soon as possible. This way, the area can be cleared as son as possible so that the animals are gotten rid of.
Professionals have special tools and equipment that can be brought to bear on the situation. They can also provide a time frame for the project. If homeowners must have the house pest free by a certain date, then the experts will surely need to be able to meet the deadline. Once the time frame has been worked out, the removal process can move forward at last.
Choosing a budget will be just as important. In fact, if men and women are not sure how much the entire process costs, they can procure some price quotes before they begin. This will let them crunch the numbers before they finally settle on a deal going forward.
In the end, finding a good company will be important. Once men and women understand what they are up and against, they can choose a way forward. The budget should also fall into line without a problem at all.
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Mother's Day 2020 is on Sunday, May 10. All around the Reno area, you'll find Mother's Day full of opportunities to treat Mom and show her what a special lady she is. In addition to these activities, don't forget about taking Mom out for "Mother's Day Brunch and Dining in Reno and Sparks."
Reno River Festival
Saturday and Sunday, May 11 - 12, 2019. The final day of the 2018 Reno River Festival falls on Mother's Day. This free family-friendly event is fun and exciting. Mom doesn't need to be a whitewater kayaker to enjoy the spirited competition, colorful surroundings, and other things to do at Wingfield Park in downtown Reno.
Hands ON! Second Saturdays at the Nevada Museum of Art
Saturday, May 11, 2019. Bring Mom to the Nevada Museum of Art for a day of fun family activities and free admission for all. There will be storytelling, museum tours, live performances and art projects. Visitors can also tour all exhibits on their own. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Mother's Day Tea at the Lake Mansion
Saturday, May 11, 2019, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Assorted sandwiches, desserts, scones and tea will be served. $35 per person. Purchase tickets in advance from the website. Children 7 and up are welcome. At the Lake Mansion, 250 Court St. in Reno. (775) 826-6100, ext. 2#.
Mother's Day Train Rides on the V & T Railroad
Saturday and Sunday, May 9 - 10, 2020. The Virginia and Truckee Railroad will come alive on Mother's Day weekend 2020 with a trip back to the Wild West. These special edition diesel train round-trip rides from Carson City to Virginia City include free mimosas, pastries and a long stem rose for Mom, wild West history, storytelling, shopping and dining in Virginia City, and spectacular scenery during the trip. Tickets (available through the website) are $55 for adults, $35 for children ages 3 to 16, $52 for seniors 65+, and free for kids 2 and under when sitting on an adult's lap. Trains depart the Eastgate Depot for Virginia City at 10 a.m. and the return trip departs at 3 p.m. No dogs allowed except service dogs.
150th Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad in Nevada
Friday through Sunday, May 10 - 12, 2019. Come to the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City for the opening of a new transcontinental railroad exhibit. On all three days, the Glenbrook and Inyo steam locomotives will be fired up. There will be a reception and refreshments on May 10 to re-enact the golden spike ceremony at Promontory Point, Utah, in 1869. The Museum is at 2180 S. Carson Street in Carson City. Call (775) 687-6953 for more information.
19th Annual Moms on the Run
Sunday, May 12, 2019. Moms on the Run is a non-profit which raises money to help northern Nevada women with cancer. The event has several run and walk options so everyone who wants to participate can do so. Race day begins at 7 a.m. at Foster Field, Reno High School, with registration and a continental breakfast. Online entry fee is $45. The kidlets race (for under 10 years old) is $15. You can register online through the Moms on the Run website. Call (775) 826-8117 for more information. Dogs are not allowed at this event.
Mother's Day with the Reno Aces
Sunday, May 12, 2019. The Reno Aces take on the Salt Lake Bees in this afternoon Mother's Day game starting at 1:05 p.m. Promotions during this game include a Mother's Day hat, Bark in the Park (pets must have valid vaccination paperwork), Baseball Bingo and Dollar Menu Family Sunday. If you bring Mom to Greater Nevada Field on Friday, May 10, you'll enjoy fireworks after the game. And the promotion on Saturday, May 11, is a Copa de la Diversión Replica Jersey.
"A Mother's Love" Lullaby Brunch
Saturday, May 11, 2019, 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Lullaby Brunch is a unique event to celebrate mothers. Lullaby Brunch benefits women in recovery and their children, and includes a 3-course brunch with breakfast cocktails and mimosas, a gift for mom and live music performed by Reno Phil musician, Aren Long. The Lullaby Project Reno is a joint project of the Reno Phil and Note-Able Music Therapy Services (NMTS), benefiting the women of STEP2. Tickets are $85 each. At The Grove at SouthCreek, 95 Foothill Road in Reno.
"The Lost World of Dragons" at the Wilbur D. May Museum
Sunday, May 12, 2019, 12 noon to 4 p.m. "The Lost World of Dragons" is an interactive exhibit at the Wilbur D. May Museum at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno. The exhibit is a world of fantasy and adventure for visitors of all ages. Give Mom a thrill from larger-than-life animatronic dragons. Mother's Day is the last day for this exhibit.
Take Mom to the Movies
Just about every Mom likes movies. You might treat her to a show at the IMAX theater in Sparks or get her a movie gift certificate so she can pick her own flick. For an out-of-this-world experience, take her to the Fleischmann Planetarium.
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…something to the tune of a full, in-depth, comprehensive review of the full Snow White collection. Top to bottom. You won't want to miss it! So watch this space closely.
See you real soon,
Miss Lark Bahar
…something to the tune of a full, in-depth, comprehensive review of the full Snow White collection. Top to bottom. You won't want to miss it! So watch this space closely.
See you real soon,
Miss Lark Bahar
Welcome to the next installment in my Bésame Cosmetics series!
Having recently gained access to a higher quality camera, I knew I wanted to film my next video in my series focusing on my favorite vintage-inspired makeup brand as soon as possible. For this video, I made over my little sister by tossing her hair up in its first poodle hairdo, throwing her in a close-fitting wiggle, and making her face over exclusively with Bésame Cosmetics products. With the authentic product range that Bésame offers, its easy to create looks from any era, but I wanted to start with the routine that most closely resembles my daily routine.
List of products used:
Cashmere Foundation Stick in Bisque
With the new camera at my disposal, I can finally really work on videos, so expect many more installments in this series as well as new hair tutorials! And I'm always open to suggestions.
Miss Lark Bahar
For those who have been longtime followers (and even those who've recently joined me for the ride), it has been no secret that my love for a certain vintage-inspired makeup brand is rampant. As such, I've been trying to find the time to put together proper review and how-to videos using their products showing off the one company who has earned my brand loyalty. Well…now is the time!
Bésame Cosmetics, founded by the stunning Gabriela Hernandez, is a makeup brand that constantly strives to recreate shades and formulations from the 1920s-1960s, all in the most beautiful, retro packaging. Although I can't remember how I first discovered the brand, it was certainly years ago, and it began with their lipstick Red Velvet – a beautiful, incredibly wearable neutral red shade based on a 1946 color. Since then, I've collected (almost) the entirety of their lipstick range, cake mascara, cream and powder rouges, perfumes, powders, makeup brushes, and most recently, their new Cashmere Stick Foundations.
As their most recent product release, I wanted to start with a review of their Cashmere Stick Foundations as well as a mini how-to to show off how the foundation applies. Of their 8 shades, I tried 5 to find the perfect shade, and settled on my three favorites for concealer, foundation, and contour. You can catch the full review on my youtube channel:
I'm excited to get the first video of my Bésame Cosmetics series up and running and can't wait to play with the video lights on their way to me so I can stop relying on ever-changing natural light! Stay tuned for more videos reviewing, swatching, and gabbing about this unique brand.
P.S., any other Bésame Cosmetics fans geeking out over their announcement of the new Snow White and Agent Carter range?
Miss Lark Bahar
Could anything be sweeter than apple pie? Debatably, and my newest outfit from Doll Me Up might certainly take the cake. All puns aside, in the good ol' summertime it's a constant struggle to find items that capture the bright cheeriness of summer while being comfortable in the heat and offering functional pockets. Doll Me Up is certainly the place to cast one's eyes in this search as their collection of garments not only features cute prints, heat-friendly designs AND pockets, but also clocks in at a wide range of prices to appeal to those shopping on a budget as well as those with the means to afford more. Doll Me Up is a one stop shop with all any pinup or vintage-fashion lover could possibly want.
When putting an outfit together for myself, I knew I had to tick off a few necessities, first being pockets, second being separates that I could mix and match with my preexisting wardrobe while bringing something new to the closet, third, being some sort of a novelty print that doesn't resemble anything I already have. The most difficult decision was definitely choosing between their amazing and absolutely adorable range of novelty prints. Although the watermelon print dress was tempting (particularly considering how summery watermelon is,) I decided to opt for the Unique Vintage Candy Shop High Waist Circle Swing Skirt.
With the pinks, reds, mints, and checkerboard floor pattern, I knew this would be a smart investment that would easily fit into my closet, and anyway, who am I to pass up a skirt with a candy shop on it??? I can't resist anything that would look good in Honeydukes. And besides, the smallest size exactly fit my waist according to the size chart (which clocked it in at 24″), and it had pockets.
To pair with the skirt, I decided to try out the Vixen by Micheline Pitt Powder Puff Top in Baby Pink since I'm lacking pink tops in my wardrobe and I've been dying to try the style since they were released. To finish off the look, I opted for Doll Me Up's Scalloped Edge Square Scarf in Pink to give it that extra something.
When I received the items, a few things quickly stood out to me. The Powder Puff top is made of a soft but VERY stretchy material, meaning a cone or bullet bra might actually work! Another was that the skirt was made of a lighter weight material than most of my modern novelty print skirts, making it cooler for summer and puffier due to the lack of weight.
When I tried the outfit on, I naturally gave it a go with a cone bra and my petticoats. I noticed that my cone bra worked perfectly under the Powder Puff top, but the top's stretchiness also made it hug the figure in a way that showed off where my bra squeezes me in the back. I would definitely wear it with a longline bra next time to eliminate the back fold. Otherwise, the shirt was cut with a beautiful, nipped in waist that fit me perfectly, the large puffy sleeves (the best part of the top) fit without squeezing me even the tiniest bit, and the seaming lined up exactly with my cone bra.
For the Unique Vintage skirt, at 26″, it was a bit too short for my Malco Modes Cosette petticoat and I'm not a huge fan of my pettis showing, so next time, I will definitely shorten them to avoid petti-peek. I also noticed that the sweep was a bit smaller than what I'm used to, but I was still able to fit my two petticoats in easily. I would say that the bell shape of the gathered skirt probably wouldn't fit a petticoat much more voluminous at the bottom than the ones I wear.
To complete the outfit, I threw in my pink seemed stockings from What Katie Did, pink earrings from Daisy Jean Floral Designs, and pink satin heels that I thrifted for $0.25. I challenge you to find a cuter outfit!
Although I anticipate many photoshoots in the future in candy shops, Honeydukes, ice cream shops, etc., for now, I took a stroll around the garden to show everything off.
Since the true test of any top in the summertime is how it fairs when you sweat buckets, I would say this top faired extremely well. It remained breathable and comfortable despite having sleeves, and I didn't have a problem with sweat stains.
You can see in the closeups that there's absolutely no digging in of the top (my bra's another story……), and it moves easily with me. It's nice having a blouse that doesn't restrict my movement as vintage and reproduction tops are wont to do.
All in all, I absolutely adore this outfit and know it'll see the light of day often. All of the pieces are versatile, and the scalloped edge on the scarf makes it a special addition to my growing scarf collection. I can't wait to mix and match all of these items and create new looks!
If you would like to follow Doll Me Up and/or purchase one of their wonderful items for yourself, you can head to these medias:
Miss Lark Bahar
Upon quick review of my blog, I was genuinely astonished to find that it's been so insanely long since I brought you guys a review of anything Disney related! With my impending one day trip to Disneyland and Phoenix Comicon to meet Dick Van Dyke next week, my life has been a flurry of planning bounds and outfits to wear. When my favorite Disney brooch maker, The Ambrosia Bowl (whom I reviewed here about a year ago), released two new designs featuring Smee and Rafiki, I knew I had to add them to my collection, and bring her shop back into the light.
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Since acquiring her fearless Jasmine brooch for that first review, I've added her Ariel, Mulan, and Belle brooches to my collection; and now, Rafiki, Smee, and Madam Mim (the brooch that first led me to her shop) join their ranks. Erin's unique character and expression choices continuously astound me, and the execution of her little wooden designs is impeccable in every single brooch I receive. I'm so impressed, in fact, that I am reaching the point where her designs might need their own special brooch board! Since I plan on adding her Gaston and her Ursula brooches as well, and goodness knows I fall in love with each new design she reveals, it might be time to get out the foam board!
Since Rafiki, Smee, and Madam Mim each have such distinct color schemes, I put together individual outfits to show each one off properly.
Madam Mim, the zany witch from "The Sword in the Stone," gave me the chance to pull out my vintage skirt/capri set and a pink Marilyn top to play homage to her wardrobe and the feel of her character:
Madam Mim is the first brooch from Erin in my collection that doesn't feature a painted border, and up close, the wood definitely looked a bit burnt. I had thought this was a fluke since she kindly decided to send me this gal when she discovered her at the bottom of a drawer (they're currently only up for pre-order as she sold out), but upon closer inspection of other designs without the painted border, this is just the way they look. Luckily, it's something that's not noticeable except upon close inspection.
Mr. Smee, one of her two newest designs, features the lovable, familiar character dancing with glee. Since the border color she chose reminds me so much of water and rain, I decided to pair him with a dress in a print with a similar feel:
I was amused to realize that Mr. Smee's belly button doesn't show! I'd thought this a fluke in the design as well until I googled it and realized his pants actually cover his belly button. Who knew? Learning new things every day.
Rafiki, the second of her two new designs, is perhaps my favorite of this batch. There always seems to be a lack of Lion King merchandise despite how incredibly popular it is, and Rafiki feels like the perfect subject for an Ambrosia Bowl design. With his coloring, he also matches a large quantity of my wardrobe that often gets overlooked by Disney brooches, and wearing him to work reminds me to take a deep breath in times of trial:
If you're in the market for unique Disney designs, then my first suggestion is hands down Erin's work. Her painted brooches are identical to the original artwork in the films (a huge bonus), and I love seeing characters caught in moments that feature more than the generic pleasant smile.
If you would like to follow The Ambrosia Bowl in her endeavors (as I would highly suggest given her consistently wonderful releases), you can head to these social medias:
For the longest time, I've found one of the big factors involved in an outfit looking authentically vintage versus looking like a modern interpretation to be the underpinnings involved. Items like garter belts and bullet bras primarily remain in pop culture as symbols of sex and boudoir. I see them as a necessity for the creation of a truly vintage look. Something as simple as a bullet bra and a petticoat change the entire feel of an outfit, help true vintage items fit correctly, and show you're willing to go the extra distance – which many are not willing to do or are not interested in doing.
Until recently, my collection of foundation wear was composed of a thrifted Maidenform cone bra (which is sadly coming apart and I can't seem to find again), two of Malco Modes' Cosette petticoats (which I gushed about awhile ago here), a bullet bra, a few modern high-waisted panties that fit poorly, the odd pair of fully fashioned stockings that don't quite fit, and a garter belt that rarely gets worn given my lack of stockings. This hodgepodge collection of undergarments were luckily recently filled out by two cohesive sets and a rainbow of stockings from THE leading lingerie and hosiery reproduction company out there: What Katie Did. Although I've been showing off my stockings on Instagram over the past few weeks, I wanted to bring you all a fully flushed review and hopefully shed some light on how much of a difference having items like these in your wardrobe can make while highlighting item comparisons with discussions of comfort.
To get the discussion started, My measurements are currently 36″-24/25″-39/40″ with thighs clocking in at about 24″ around each, a general bra size of 32DD, and I clock in at 5'5 when it comes to height. Since my waist to hip and leg proportions are so extreme, I tend to avoid high-waisted panties, girdles, stockings, and other similar items that cut off at the thighs for fear of discomfort and bulging. With this batch of What Katie Did items (the breakdown of which I will provide below), I was able to mix and match to find what combinations decreased leg discomfort as well as finding wonderful alternatives to certain items! To show off the items and their fit, I worked with the wonderful photographer Fenix.Fox, and I felt it important that he didn't edit or smooth out my body in any way. I wanted to show exactly how these items fit with zero pretenses.
You can easily see the beautiful detailing on the bra, and I appreciate the wider band along the bottom. Proportionally, this bra fits my shape a bit less naturally. My breasts are decently round and while I fill the cups fully in this size, I found that the point tended to droop down and could only be fixed by tightening the straps to an uncomfortable point.
It should also be noted that I didn't have the space for bullet bra pads with this style, something I often rely on to fill out the tips of vintage bras since my breasts are too round. You can tell in these images that this bra is plenty stuffed and fits me snugly. It's nice on one level, not having to worry about crushed bra tips under clothes, but I'm hoping that, as the bra eases with use, I can tighten the straps to help pull up that point so it feels a bit less saggy.
(PS If you're looking for bullet bra pads, an add-on I would highly recommend, I suggest Lucy B's which run around $15. What Katie Did also makes them, but I use bullet bra pads to accentuate the point versus just making my breasts larger, so I prefer Lucy B's as they're solid and firm instead of soft, relatively round, and malleable.)
Luckily, when actually worn under clothing, that droopiness isn't quite so noticeable, so I consider this bra a win!
When it comes to the bottom half of the look, the combination of panties, tap panties, and garter belt was completely new to me. The tap panties were suggested as a solution for concealing panty lines while feeling luxurious. They certainly did the job and the fact that their waist size is about 26″ and so too large on me was not a negative. I was actually glad to have a bit of extra space since they have no stretch and I've been popping a lot of buttons lately!
The high waisted panties fit shockingly well. My legs are squeezed a bit, but not in the uncomfortable way they usually are with other modern high-waisted underwear, and the waist actually fits! Hallelujah! I feel like I've been waiting for panties like these for too long and I definitely want my underwear supply to fully change over to What Katie Did's high-waisted styles instead of the selection of modern-day styles it's currently composed of.
The garter belt fit well and features 6 metal straps, which is the minimum requirement if you want actual functionality with your foundation-wear. I did find, when comparing this item to the girdle in the other set I'll discuss, that the garter belt actually ends up making my stockings squeeze my legs more. I find myself having to tug my stockings up throughout the day on the insides resulting in some rubbing in the thighs that I don't experience with the girdle. Although the belt fits beautifully, it starts getting more uncomfortable throughout the day. It might be that my larger thighs simply need extra straps to try to keep the stockings up comfortably, but you can see the problem in the image below (and this was with constant tugging for the sake of photos).
Black Set
Overall, I would say I probably prefer the black set if only because of the bra. I opted for this longline bra because I've been on the lookout for as long as I can remember for a bra that would eliminate back lines and the discomfort caused by the skin pinching between shorter bras and the belts I wear with my outfits. I have looked around at brands like Maidenform which offer similar styles, but the waist never ran small enough to fit me. I also wanted something that could provide a little cinching power for those pieces of vintage my waist is too big for. What Katie Did's longline bra is everything I could ask for – and more.
The boning combined with mesh panels makes it flexible yet firm, while the fact that it closes in the front is unbelievably convenient. Fit-wise, it cinches my waist in gloriously without being uncomfortable, the length falls almost exactly at my natural waist and never threatens to roll, and the cup-shape is soft and wearable. The cups run large, I would say, as my breasts are the perfect shape for filling out cone bras normally, but this one had a bit of extra space as you can see in this image:
I don't see this as a problem as it leaves room to use my bullet bra pads if I desire. My one problem with the bra is that I found the sides tended to rub against the skin of my armpits, but they've already softened up from wear enough that it's substantially less noticeable. Either way, I LOVE this bra!! Definitely my favorite item from the lot, and look how teeny my waist looks in this 40s gown!
When it comes to the bottoms of this set, the high-waisted panties fit just as beautifully. The main difference was that these feature a subtle point in the front that the peach version do not – a design choice I adore that makes them even more flattering in person. I wouldn't say that either of these provide much tummy control – although my body shape doesn't carry much weight in the tummy so it's hard to say. They're also very breathable and don't feel constricting like my modern high-waisted underwear. You can see in the image I linked above for the bra that my legs are barely squeezed and fit quite comfortably.
I also mentioned above that I preferred the girdle method of keeping stockings up to the suspender belt method. This was something that greatly surprised me as I'd always been too afraid to try girdles since they cut off at the leg. This was my first time trying one, and I was pleasantly surprised. While a piece of shape wear, I wouldn't say that this is a particularly extreme example – which I personally prefer. It smooths out the bump of hip created by the longline bra (which I appreciate), and as there's less space between the stockings and the undergarment, it leaves less room for the stockings to slide around and down, so I prefer wearing this to the suspender belt. I tend to lean toward the suspender belt on hotter days, or when I need light colored lingerie, and the girdle when I have a full day of moving around and want to wear my longline. I know it sounds backward, but it's what's worked best for me.
So that brings me to my rainbow of stockings. Up to receiving my slew of What Katie Did Glamour Seamed Stockings, I had only tried vintage stockings (both full-fashioned, and not). All have squeezed my thighs even when freshly pulled up. I was nervous to try the Glamour Seams because they had stretch and I prefer the look of the beautiful vintage nylons and silks that feature little to no stretch – even in the welt. I realize now that I should've gotten over this preference ages ago, because these stockings are astounding! While their material renders them warmer than my alternative, the stretch makes them fit absolutely PERFECTLY. The fact that my legs aren't in pain because they're spilling over stockings so much is astounding. Although I do miss the form-fitting styles of fully-fashioneds, I'm a convert!
I now hope to stock my wardrobe with a full rainbow of these seams. And they're perfect when one's work garments must be black and/or white but can be accessorized with color. They're a great way to add a little element of surprise. That little extra something more!
Hopefully, this review can help if you've been thinking of springing for a What Katie Did or vintage/vintage-inspired foundation-wear item. Having a pointy bust line and showing off a stocking seam can enhance any retro outfit with ease. I'm happy to finally be expanding my undergarment collection, and would love to hear if you've tried anything by What Katie Did!
Miss Lark Bahar
Everyone has that one show, that one artist, that one…thing that really pushed them down that rabbit hole of obsession. I Love Lucy and Lucille Ball herself are certainly top of the list of things that led me to where I am today as a vintage fashion, film, decor, and music lover. With a name synonymous with comedy, Lucy continues to grace the homes of many and bring a little lighthearted joy to our lives. I can hardly count the number of times I watch I Love Lucy straight through each year, and the appreciation is so strong, that I even have little tattoos of their animated images on the backs of my legs:
Though most of my tattoos represent a different era of my life, these Lucy and Ricky proudly show off my current loves. And besides, what's more inspiring to have on the backs of your legs than Lucille Ball? So, when the wonderful Savannah Alexandra contacted me via Instagram in search of a collaboration, I jumped on the chance to add a little Lucy to my closet.
If you are someone who follows my Instagram, you'll have seen this absolutely adorable sketch of me that Savannah drew recently:
Her bubbly cartoon style is immediately recognizable and perfectly translates to her three brooch designs featuring Lucy, Marilyn, and the incomparable Betty Grable.
While I love all three women in her collection of brooches, and their caricatures perfectly capture who they are, I simply can't say no to Lucy – especially when likenesses of Lucy in accessory form are quite rare.
To wear her out and about, I decided to put together my best Lucy look to show her off to the best of her ability! Plus, I'll take any excuse to reference my favorite comedy gal.
I knew this look couldn't be wasted, so donned it for a full day of shopping (for work clothes for my roomie and I, and prom shoes for my lil sis) as well as a celebratory lunch for my roomie's promotion at my favorite local restaurant.
We first stopped by the best vintage shop in Tucson, How Sweet It Was Vintage.
As they recently received a huge supply of dead-stock lingerie, I'd been dying to head over to see if there was anything in my budget.
What could be more like a 1950s housewife than spending the day shopping so glamorously? The unusually windy weather certainly contributed to the feel.
Sadly, I only picked up a belt despite having my eye on a three-piece set, and left with a vow to go back when I finally start getting regular paychecks again. We then headed to lunch where I ordered one of Baja Cafe's famous Eggs Benedict dishes and topped the whole thing off with, of course, a Bloody Mary (because do I ever drink anything else?)
Our final destination was the local thrift store 1st-Rate 2-Hand where I purchase probably 85% of my shoes. As a friend had sent me image of a brand new collection of vintage shoes resting in the shop, I knew I had to go – we don't often see huge piles of vintage shoes all in one place like this here!
True to form, however, most of the shoes were too small (despite half being marked my size), so I only returned home with two pairs of shoes to add to my closet.
All-in-all, it was a successful, enjoyable day, and serving a little Lucy with my little Lucy made it all the better.
All three of Savannah's brooches can be found on her Etsy, and you can purchase Lucy and Marilyn either individually for $9.95 each, or add Betty in and go for the trio for $30. My Lucy is a 1.5," sturdy gal who's sure to last, and I love how vibrant her hair and eyes are. I can't wait to see Savannah expand her collection and make more of her art into wearable accessories. Savannah also recently started an Instagram exclusively for her art as well as her own personal account, and I would definitely give them a follow if her art style tickles your fancy. You won't be disappointed!
Until next time, friends and followers!
Miss Lark Bahar
Hello all!
So much has happened since my last post. I've been feeling out a variety of jobs ranging from a full-time position at a call center to a part time position working for Ulta as I try to balance my interests with the need to make a living, leaving me little time for my blog. I'm hoping this hectic time in my life will soon straighten itself out so I can really plunge back into my blog and commit to it like I was able to when a student.
That said, as I've wholeheartedly committed to my position with Ulta, my wardrobe is going to be undergoing a bit of a change. With a wardrobe that must be black (or black and white) for the role, I'm hoping to switch my wardrobe to one with a more 1940s focus so I can properly play up the colorful accessories – aka hats – I plan to don for my shifts. While I'll wear my normal, colorful garb on off days, you can bet that I'm using this opportunity as a little push to start truly experimenting with '40s hair and fashions as I've been debating doing for ages. I'm almost as excited for this as I am for the actual job!
Anyway, without further ado, here's my last week of full, slap-you-in-the-face, brightly colored wardrobe images.
Miss Lark Bahar
Tuesday's Look
This was the day I decided to quit my full-time position in order to join the Ulta team, and wanted to go out with a bang in one of my favorite outfits that includes Vance Clothing's marvelous hand-painted Hercules skirt she made for me.
Lipstick: Besame Cosmetics' Noir Red
Holly's Hoop Earrings in Purple Glitter: Daisy Jean Floral Designs
Purple Striped Top with Scarf: Etsy shop MissSarahBelle
Purple Grommet Belt: Pinup Girl Clothing
Hand-Painted Custom Hercules Skirt: Vance Clothing
Purple Heels with Gold Embellishment: Thrifted
Wednesday's Look
I realized upon accepting the Ulta position that I have…very little plain black in my wardrobe, so my roomie and I quickly went thrifting downtown to look for clothes for me to wear. Walking around outside naturally meant bringing out the summer clothes for our warm weather. I was honestly surprised I still fit into this set, considering my weight gain the last few months. Thank goodness I did! One of my favorite looks. Casual '50s is so underrated in the vintage and pinup community these days, if you ask me.
Lipstick: Besame Cosmetics' Wild Orchid
Peter Rabbit Brooch: Etsy shop LaviniasTeaParty
1950s Top & Shorts: Thrifted
Olive Grommet Belt: Pinup Girl Clothing
Yellow, Green, & Light Brown Bangles: Buffalo Exchange
Brown Straw Purse: Thrifted
Green, Blue, & White Heels: Nine West
Saturday's Look
I volunteered to help a local shop vend at our local Street Fair, so once again, had to prepare for lots of heat and sweat. I certainly stood out in a shop that primarily sells black clothes! But I've been DYING to wear this custom made dress since I received it months ago and couldn't pass up the opportunity…particularly knowing my upcoming wardrobe color restrictions.
Lipstick: Besame Cosmetics' Red Velvet with just a touch of Cherry Red to darken the shade
Ebony Earrings in Pearlescent Dark Blue: Daisy Jean Floral Designs
Black Horse Brooch: Gifted
Custom Penelope Dress: Etsy shop HeartsandFound
Black Olive Grommet Belt: Pinup Girl Clothing
Yellow, Green, & Light Brown Bangles: Buffalo Exchange
Teal Bangle: Gifted
Cosette Petticoat (x1): Malco Modes
Black Heels with Gold Embellishment: Thrifted
Sunday's Look
Another day with the Street Fair as my destination, so broke out my Marilyn tops "officially."
Lipstick: Besame Cosmetics' Wild Orchid
Fuoco Nelle Vene Passion Hair Flower: Belle Blossoms
Hoop Earrings: Etsy shop ilovetobuildhoops
Red Marilyn Top: Le Bomb Shop
Custom Hand-Embroidered Esmeralda Brooch: Etsy shop 221Broderie
Jenny Skirt in Lavender Lips & Roses: Pinup Girl Clothing
Gold Bangle: Poshmark
Red Heels: Thrifted
As many of you have most likely seen on my Instagram, I turned 25 this week! Quarter of a century. I can earnestly say that nothing in my life is what I thought it would be when I hit this age, yet I have so much hope for my future. There are so many things in my life that I love and I'm so much more confident in myself than I ever thought I could be, yet my professional life is at a standstill. I never had delusions that I'd be a millionaire, but I'd also seen myself traveling around the world by now even if such journeys made me a bit tight on money. One's 20s are supposed to be a time for adventure, and the last few years have simultaneously been some of the best in my life because of the vintage community I've fallen into, and some of the most tedious as I solely worked on getting degrees and found myself limited to traveling to California for the occasional Disney trip at most.
Focusing on my Masters also seriously stunted my growth in arenas that I found joy in previously (dance, song, etc.), but I have hope for the future that I'll be able to move away from Tucson again and find the time for all the things that have been missing in my life. With a Masters under my belt and a job with steady hours, a decent apartment and a passion, I'm hoping I've hit the stage in my life where I can start working toward making the things I love my career instead of focusing on achieving what I am expected to achieve. There's a reason La La Land resonated with me so much!
On that note, one of the reasons I was feeling down as this birthday approached was that it would be the first birthday in half a decade that I didn't spend in Disneyland, and my roomie and I didn't have funds to really go out to celebrate either. This was a downer for both of us and inspired Lauren to do a little something extra this birthday. Her next few weeks were spent putting together a birthday party (with a surprise theme) for a small get together.
When I walked out, I was greeted with a moon and stars theme with everything covered in deep blues and golds.
She not only made a hanging moon and star for a little photoshoot section, put together a marvelous spread of cheese, meats, candy and chips (as any ideal meal would be composed), but she even made me my very own piñata! Oh, and this gorgeous teal chiffon dress was the perfect gift from her for the theme.
And the perfect birthday crown completed my look.
Since I wasn't allowed out of my room until around 3pm, we figured "photoshoots" should be taken care of sooner rather than later while there was still light outside
The star, which was left unattached, was surprisingly heavy, so posing with it proved quite the challenge…
…but we still ALL wanted to play with the star, anyway.
Of course, as the birthday girl, I remained victorious! Despite the good fight my best friend, Sisa, put up. But we somehow found it in our hearts to kiss and make up.
And of course, any proper birthday needs some good confetti action!
My lil sis arrived in the perfect blue velvet dress for the theme.
And Lauren donned my blue Marilyn top to fit into the theme after starting with my black Marilyn.
I HAD to get snapshots with the two best friends since there're so few of all three of us out there. What a trio! I love the way the teal of my dress really pops.
Funny that my sis and Sisa showed up in dark blue completely coincidentally. Everything really fell into place when Lauren changed her top. Everything was so brilliantly cohesive and put together!
I'm so grateful to Lauren for planning and making everything, and for my sis and Sisa for helping set everything up and dressing up just for me. And who else would be willing to dawn three of your custom personalized brooches for you? Definitely made me feel special, Disneyland or no! Plus, the theme goes along with so many things I love, La La Land, Beauty & the Beast….nothing could be more "Lark." The moon, at least, is definitely going to have a permanent place in my apartment now.
After taking pictures for awhile, we ventured to our food, which included some tasty organic cotton candy on a stick.
Aka, the perfect fodder for a sword fight!
With full tummies, we realized the sun was setting, so quickly decided on a park to take the piñata to and drove over before it became too dark to see anything. Naturally, we completely forgot the blindfold, so ended up digging through my car and found a pair of trousers destined for the thrift store to use. While not ideal…it was definitely amusing, and did the trick. To a degree.
I was amazed at how solid Lauren's piñata was! Really held its own as we pummeled it to death.
After the piñata (which was filled with everything from Slim Jim's to Fun Dip), we headed back to the apartment, changed into pajamas, and put on the Live at Albert Hall version of Phantom of the Opera (since no-one will watch it with me normally), and then dove into my cake (which was a fruit tart), and opened presents.
All in all, it was a wonderful birthday party! Made turning 25 at home feel so much less daunting and dull. I'm looking forward to what life has to throw my way now that I've hit this milestone!
Miss Lark Bahar
As a girl with curves that don't often fit into tight fitting modern or vintage gowns, I've long given up on finding true curve hugging styles. I have exactly one wiggle dress in my wardrobe that fits me in the bust, waist, AND hip. When Stop Staring Clothing, a brand specializing in 40s and 50s inspired styles, suggested a collaboration, I jumped on the chance to try some wiggles from a new brand in hopes of expanding my wardrobe.
The "Clover" Dress in Green
The first gown I tried, the Clover dress in a pretty Kelly green shade, features a soft bust-line and a fishtail hem that I personally felt were wonderfully reminiscent of a 1930s dress.
When choosing the dresses I liked from the site, I provided a range of options and my measurements so that Stop Staring Clothing could send me the options they felt would fit my difficult measurements best. The Clover arrived in XS. Although the website claims it has less stretch than many of their other alternatives, I felt it had plenty of stretch (and definitely more than the other dress I received). It fit to my 36″-24″-38″ size perfectly without fear of splitting a seam (as generally induced by wiggles that have to stretch to fit my hips). The armholes WERE in danger of being too small, but luckily, didn't quite make it there.
As you can see in the photos, it hugged my curves insanely well, and showed off my waist without having to belt (another problem I often have with dresses that fit my hips).
An important note about this dress: it does show EVERYthing. I was wearing tights with it (not stockings), and the seam to the tights showed at the waist no matter what I did. I certainly couldn't fit panties under either, so one has to be confident in having every little thing show when shimmying around, and confident in not wearing shape wear unless willing to have it be obvious. It might work if one's managed to put together full body shaping that goes together seamlessly and extends far down the leg, but for most, no shape wear would be the way to go, particularly if sized down to fit.
The "Ninnett" Fitted Dress in Blue & Brown Plaid
The second gown is the beautiful Ninnett which shows off a larger draped collar, sleeves to make it more appropriate in a work setting, and is a less curve hugging look than the Clover, coming off as a bit more of a pencil than a wiggle.
This number arrived in a size S for me instead of XS, and the difference in size was obvious when I put it on. This one most definitely has less stretch than the Clover (although it still has a bit), so getting the S was a good choice. It fit a bit large in the waist, but not so large that it looked baggy when wearing with a belt. I would have liked this style to fit my waist as well as the above, but I'm content as long as I can belt.
Like the Clover, I stayed in my tights with no underwear to shoot this dress, but I think that this one is thick enough and loose enough styling-wise that one could get by with some shape wear if one desired. Particularly with the strong pattern, it is a much more forgiving dress. There was also ample room for me to fit in a bullet bra with bullet bra pads to firm the shape without feeling restricted in the chest or the arms because of it. The Clover, while it had space for me to fit in the bullet bra pads, felt too tight when I did and looked strange anyway. It simply fits better without the pads.
Since I find wiggles are important to see in action, my photographer and I put together a little video showing the two off as we traipsed around downtown looking for places to shoot.
Although costly, I do think that these gowns are worth the cost considering how safe I felt in them despite my curvier shape. Splitting seams is a big fear (as it has happened once and often felt like it's going to happen again), so paying for higher quality is definitely worth it in my opinion.
If you would like to find a great gown for yourself, you can head to these sites and look around:
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Even though there is no obligation to continue, many clients choose to do exactly that. Clients fall in love with our blueprint and they need help executing on it. When you partner with The Diamond Group to execute on the plan, you guarantee that the work will get done on time, at the highest quality and with accountability baked in.
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Modern marketing is complicated and fraught with pitfalls. It takes knowledge, experience and passion to achieve the best results. If you are talking with another agency that wants to work without a master plan, we suggest you run (not walk). Too many businesses get burnt out and spent out by a scattershot approach to projects and marketing tactics. We understand it is a complicated digital age and marketing has become a jigsaw puzzle that at its best is a challenge.
At the The Diamond Group, we love to simplify, streamline, and scale....in other words, we love to chop wood. Especially when we're clearing a path as part of a master plan. If this is you, let's connect!


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Dingo 2 Heavy Duty
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Description: The Krauss-Maffei Wegmann Dingo is a family of 4x4 (and 6x6) all-protected, high mobility, armored vehicles suitable for peacekeeping operations. The basic model features a seating capacity for an eight-man crew. Its armored hull can withstand small arms fire, anti-tank and anti-personnel mine detonations, artillery fragments and NBC agents threats. It is based on a high cross-country mobility DaimlerChrysler UNIMOG U 5000 chassis and is powered by a 237-hp diesel engine allowing for a top speed of 120 kph. The Dingo tactical vehicles can be deployed by C-130, C-160 and A400M tactical transport aircraft. More than 15 variants have been developed so far including patrol and reconnaissance versions, mobile command posts, ambulance and NBC-reconnaissance versions. The Dingo tactical vehicle family has been successfully fielded in peacekeeping missions in Afghanistan providing a high level of protection always saving the lives of the crew members.
The Dingo 2 Heavy Duty, also known as Dingo HD, is a new variant offering much higher payload of up to three tons while keeping the same external dimensions of Dingo 2 4x4 tactical vehicle. The large payload allows a battle load capacity for patrols of several days duration. Besides, the HD version is powered by a more powerful 6-cylinder diesel engine developing 225-kW with fully automatic transmission and the gross vehicle weight has increased to 14.5 tons. The vehicle can be deployed under extreme climatic conditions with a protective ventilation system. The FLW 100 and FLW 200 remotely-controlled, roof-mounted weapon stations are available for self-defense purposes allowing to shoot on the move. Krauss-Maffei Wegmann unveiled the Dingo HD in September 2011. Beginning in 2016 the Dingo 2 HD will be delivered in Command Post, Tactical Radar Ground Surveillance (TRGS) and Ambulance variants.
Dingo 2 Heavy Duty Specifications
Crew: 8
Wheel Drive: 4x4
Height: 2.35 meter (93 inch)
Length: 5.40 meter (213 inch)
Width: 2.30 meter (91 inch)
Power: 225 kW (302 hp)
Max Weight: 14,500 kilogram (31,966 pound)
Payload: 3,000 kilogram (6,614 pound)
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Fountain pens and nice roller ball pens will have their time in the spotlight Saturday and Sunday at the 25th Annual Santa Fe Pen Fair at DeVargas Center.
Neal Frank, owner of Santa Fe Pens, has staged each of the fairs. He has seen a resurgence in old-fashioned writing implements in the last couple years, thanks to the internet.
Tiff's Treats, the original warm cookie delivery company, today announced it has opened a new store in Denton, Texas, at 2320 W. University Avenue #1499 in the Rayzor Ranch Marketplace. A charitable kickoff Saturday from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. will feature hot-out-of-the-oven Tiff's Treats cookies and benefit a Wish with Wings, a nonprofit that grants wishes to Texas children fighting life-threatening medical conditions.


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