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Yep, I now have a recipe thread! :D
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Welcome to my recipe thread! You might find some of the recipes I make bizzare, but they taste really, really good! (Though that might vary between person to person) I'm pretty much almost a gourmet cook in training (Even though I'm planning to be a digital artist when I'm older), so I train myself by making up recipes!!!! :D Oh yes, and for recipes that contain any allergens or any milk/dairy product that can trigger lactose intolerance, I will notify on top of the recipe.
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Pigment Organization and Energy Transfer Dynamics in Isolated Photosystem I (PSI) Complexes from Arabidopsis thaliana Depleted of the PSI-G, PSI-K, PSI-L, or PSI-N Subunit Biophysical Journal, Volume 83, Issue 4, 1 October 2002, Pages 2190-2201 Janne A. Ihalainen, Poul Erik Jensen, Anna Haldrup, Ivo H.M. van Stokkum, Rienk van Grondelle, Henrik Vibe Scheller and Jan P. Dekker Abstract Green plant photosystem I (PSI) consists of at least 18 different protein subunits. The roles of some of these protein subunits are not well known, in particular those that do not occur in the well characterized PSI complexes from cyanobacteria. We investigated the spectroscopic properties and excited-state dynamics of isolated PSI-200 particles from wild-type and mutant Arabidopsis thaliana plants devoid of the PSI-G, PSI-K, PSI-L, or PSI-N subunit. Pigment analysis and a comparison of the 5K absorption spectra of the various particles suggests that the PSI-L and PSI-H subunits together bind approximately five chlorophyll a molecules with absorption maxima near 688 and 667nm, that the PSI-G subunit binds approximately two red-shifted β-carotene molecules, that PSI-200 particles without PSI-K lack a part of the peripheral antenna, and that the PSI-N subunit does not bind pigments. Measurements of fluorescence decay kinetics at room temperature with picosecond time resolution revealed lifetimes of ∼0.6, 5, 15, 50, 120, and 5000ps in all particles. The 5- and 15-ps phases could, at least in part, be attributed to the excitation equilibration between bulk and red chlorophyll forms, though the 15-ps phase also contains a contribution from trapping by charge separation. The 50- and 120-ps phases predominantly reflect trapping by charge separation. We suggest that contributions from the core antenna dominate the 15-ps trapping phase, that those from the peripheral antenna proteins Lhca2 and Lhca3 dominate the 50-ps phase, and that those from Lhca1 and Lhca4 dominate the 120-ps phase. In the PSI-200 particles without PSI-K or PSI-G protein, more excitations are trapped in the 15-ps phase and less in 50- and 120-ps phases, which is in agreement with the notion that these subunits are involved in the interaction between the core and peripheral antenna proteins. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (450 kb) |
Plant Photosystem I Design in the Light of Evolution Structure, Volume 17, Issue 5, 13 May 2009, Pages 637-650 Alexey Amunts and Nathan Nelson Summary Photosystem I (PSI) is a membrane protein complex that catalyzes sunlight-driven transmembrane electron transfer as part of the photosynthetic machinery. Photosynthetic organisms appeared on the Earth about 3.5 billion years ago and provided an essential source of potential energy for the development of life. During the course of evolution, these primordial organisms were phagocytosed by more sophisticated eukaryotic cells, resulting in the evolvement of algae and plants. Despite the extended time interval between primordial cyanobacteria and plants, PSI has retained its fundamental mechanism of sunlight conversion. Being probably the most efficient photoelectric apparatus in nature, PSI operates with a quantum efficiency close to 100%. However, adapting to different ecological niches necessitated structural changes in the PSI design. Based on the recently solved structure of plant PSI, which revealed a complex of 17 protein subunits and 178 prosthetic groups, we analyze the evolutionary development of PSI. In addition, some aspects of PSI structure determination are discussed. Summary | Full Text | PDF (2676 kb) |
The Long-Wavelength Chlorophyll States of Plant LHCI at Room Temperature: A Comparison with PSI-LHCI Biophysical Journal, Volume 87, Issue 1, 1 July 2004, Pages 488-497 Robert C. Jennings, Giuseppe Zucchelli, Enrico Engelmann and Flavio M. Garlaschi Abstract The red antenna states of the external antenna complexes of higher plant photosystem I, known as LHCI, have been analyzed by measurement of their preequilibrium fluorescence upon direct excitation at 280K. In addition to the previously detected F735 state, a hitherto undetected low-energy state with emission maximum around 713nm was observed. The 280K bandwidths (FWHM) are 55nm for the F735 state and ∼27nm for the F713-nm state, much greater than for non-red-shifted antenna chlorophylls. The origin absorption band for the F735-nm state was directly detected by determination of its excitation (action) spectrum and lies at 709–710nm. The absorption spectrum for F735, calculated using the Stepanov expression, closely overlaps the excitation spectrum, indicating that the very large Stokes shift (25nm) is due to vibrational relaxation within the excited-state manifold and solvent effects can be excluded. Fluorescence anisotropy measurements, with direct excitation of F735, indicate that the transition dipoles of the two red states are parallel. Similar experiments performed in the long-wavelength absorbing tail of PSI-LHCI indicate the presence of emission state(s) that are red-shifted with respect to F735 of isolated LHCI. It is suggested that these are brought about by interactions between the complexes in PSI-LHCI, which occur in some yet undefined way, and which are broken upon solubilization of the component parts. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (190 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 89, Issue 3, 1630-1642, 1 September 2005
Melih K. Şener*, Craig Jolley†, Adam Ben-Shem‡, Petra Fromme§, Nathan Nelson‡, Roberta Croce¶ and Klaus Schulten*, ‖, ,
* Beckman Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois
† Department of Physics and Astronomy, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
‡ Department of Biochemistry, The George S. Wise Faculty of Life Sciences, The Daniella Rich Institute for Structural Biology, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
§ Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
¶ CNR-Istituto di Biofisica, Trento, Italy
‖ Department of Physics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois
With the availability of structural models for photosystem I (PSI) in cyanobacteria and plants it is possible to compare the excitation transfer networks in this ubiquitous photosystem from two domains of life separated by over one billion years of divergent evolution, thus providing an insight into the physical constraints that shape the networks' evolution. Structure-based modeling methods are used to examine the excitation transfer kinetics of the plant PSI-LHCI supercomplex. For this purpose an effective Hamiltonian is constructed that combines an existing cyanobacterial model for structurally conserved chlorophylls with spectral information for chlorophylls in the Lhca subunits. The plant PSI excitation migration network thus characterized is compared to its cyanobacterial counterpart investigated earlier. In agreement with observations, an average excitation transfer lifetime of ∼49ps is computed for the plant PSI-LHCI supercomplex with a corresponding quantum yield of 95%. The sensitivity of the results to chlorophyll site energy assignments is discussed. Lhca subunits are efficiently coupled to the PSI core via gap chlorophylls. In contrast to the chlorophylls in the vicinity of the reaction center, previously shown to optimize the quantum yield of the excitation transfer process, the orientational ordering of peripheral chlorophylls does not show such optimality. The finding suggests that after close packing of chlorophylls was achieved, constraints other than efficiency of the overall excitation transfer process precluded further evolution of pigment ordering.


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Discussion on PP1 EARS FOR THIRDETHREE within the Boba Fett Helmet forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; AND Awaaay we go! Alright guys, here begins the "ears"
Alright guys...I have tried my hand at a new style of visor mount. I have always attempted to get the exterior of these helmets as acurate as possible while at the same time trying to achieve an interior as modern and seamless as possible. I've had a decal designed which fits the perimeter of the T like a glove. This gives a smooth/ flush finish similar to the MR lids. I am also able to get these done in multiple colors depending on the particular helmet.
Interesting. So are you saying the whole T-visor is a vinyl decal? It's hard to get
a read on exactly how it works from that picture. Maybe it's because it's white on white.
Do you have any pics of it before it was placed into the helmet?
I can't wait for this!! The T visor concept is genius. A seal around the edge of the standard visor. Great innovation!!
Hey Superjedi- Yes, as ThirdEthree said its a decal I had designed that seams right around the visor and lid giving a seamless finish. In order to do this you need totrim the lense really nicely.. use just a few dabs of epoxy or hot glue so the visor sits flush, then lay the decal framing the lens.
Thats a really neat idea bud - The interiors I tend to go for are the screen accurate ones which to be honest, are a bit of a mess to look at - but if i were trooping and using these for costuming, i'd be hitting you up for some immediately, as they really provide some sharp and clean looking lines.. great idea, and awesome work my good man!
how are you going to maintain the shape of the helmet without the lens to help with the structure of the helmet.
Thanks Jayvee!
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Hey Fett- Im not sure I understand your question as the visor is mounted in the helmet...the decal is just a frame which seams the edge of the visor and the helmet together as one smooth piece. Hope that makes it more clear.
I guess I dont understand what your doing here...is there a frame around the decal? is it actually a decal or just tint or something? Normally the lens acts to hold shape to the helmet, you know what i mean there...I guess im asking what is going to keep the visor from pinching.
I see now. It's not that the decal is being used to attach the visor, just to give a more
smooth finished look for the interior. Very clever!
So the white is vinyl holding the visor in place, this makes more sense...
The impression I got, was that the visor is as nomal, and still may need some hot glue etc to keep it intact , but after the visor is fitted, this just surrounds it all, giving the border around the visor a nice neat and clean finish.. :-)
Yes....the visor is mounted in (as normal). After the visor is mounted in with any method you desire, the decal is carefully placed around the perimeter and as jayvee and superjedi have said..gives a clean smooth finish to the inside : ).
Hey all- I apologize for the slow past few days...Holiday and 4 year anniv set me back a tad : /....Just masked the gray on the mandibles and trim. Will be moving forward tomorrow. Pics to follow.
Looks awesome! Saaaaaaay, what's that in the background......
It looks great, well detailed and clean! Keep up the great work!
Sweet, was wondering what happened to this one.
Was able to lay the reefer down on the lower cheeks today...will mask that followed by hitting the Panzer...cheeks will be complete manana ; )
It looks great! Keep the updates coming! We love updates with images...
D1, are you planning to sell those decals? If so I would like one, my visor install doesn't look the best and that would help clean up the look of the inside. On a side note, did you give RP that helm you made for him?
Totally ecstatic, Brian. It came out awesome!! Completely honored to have it my collection, displayed proudly next to your 'eyes' lid. Thank you again. You're the man!!
That helmet is excellent! I especially love the front and the right side shot. You did a great job!
Sick! I love the Pre-Pro designs!
Great job as always bro!!!!
Great work bud! It's always nice to see some of the versions that aren't done as fequently - and this one is a beaut! Lovely job as always


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My wife and I went to Glen Oak Botanical Garden to see the Easter Lilies and saw this very color group of lilies. There are several varieties of lilies on display as well as other types of flowers.
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Everyone talks about how much your life changes when you have kids. How much your love grows. How your priorities shift. How your social life plummets. How busy you will be. How challenging it is with two. I read a lot of articles and I read a lot of blogs and I have read about countless things that change with kids. But I have not read about what I am going to talk to you about. And I am fairly certain I am not alone with this.
From the moment my son was born, the "what if?" switch was turned on in my brain. And the "what if's?" increased exponentially when Little Lady joined us. I am certainly not consumed by them, but not a day goes by that I don't consider "What if...?".
And the "what if..." is usually followed by something (small or large) that I can't control that would lead to some sort of injury to myself or my children. And then I force myself to think about how I would respond to my made up problem. Like "What if I fell down the stairs right now (by myself or with a kiddo)?" or "What if Little Man choked on that roll-up (actually happened)?" or "What if something was wrong with one of the kids health?" or "What if that car pulled out in front of me right now?"
I know all of this seems kind of strange. And I wasn't really intending on ever sharing the inner workings of my brain with you. Except that the recent passing of a Norwich fire fighter made all my "what if's?" seem so much more real.
That accident has been consuming my mind all week. My heart breaks for that family, for those children. And then I say to myself "What if that was me? What if that was my husband? What if those were my kids?" Because in senseless situations like those--there is no reason it couldn't be me. All it takes is to be in the horribly wrong place at the horribly wrong time.
Sometimes I wish I could turn off my "what if's?" I don't know why I force myself to think of what would happen if my kids didn't have me or I didn't have them. Except that having those thoughts every now and again reminds me how lucky I am. And that is all it comes down to sometimes, I think. Luck.
The "what if's?" keep me in check. The "what if's?" remind me that on even the bad days, my life is still amazing. The "what if's?" tell me to hug and kiss my kiddos as much as I possibly can. The "what if's?" make me truly value every day and every moment. And maybe that is why, in that wonderful moment when someone else's life became more important to me than my own, the "what if?" switch was turned on in the first place.
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I'm reading a new book by Fr. Michel Esparza (author of Self-Esteem without Selfishness). The title translates as "In Tune with Christ."
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Fr. Michel has a way of zeroing in on the commonest misconceptions with the most far-reaching implications, and then clearing them up—or at least throwing brand-new light on the things we say we believe.
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Many years ago I wrote an article that one of my newspaper editors entitled, "The Beautiful, Blended Family of God." It was a delightful little piece that I scribbled down while watching my two young sons play together.
My boys are adopted and are as different as can be - in personality and physicality - but in their younger years they hardly noticed their differences; that one of them is blonde-haired and blue-eyed, and one's skin is the color of a well-stirred mocha latte with ebony hair and eyes. Nor did they recognize that neither of them looked anything like me or their mother.
My article was upbeat, optimistic, and buoyed by idealism. My "blended family" sounded like a sweet swirled coffee that you might enjoy at a corner cafe; or like some fruity, umbrella drink you guzzle down at the beach. I'm still filled with hopeful joy for my children, but now our blendedness sometimes sounds and feels more like what pours out of a concrete mixer than what flows from an espresso machine.
See, the boys are older, in acne-laden puberty, growing like grass around the septic tank, and peppering me with hundreds of questions about their origins, their futures, the opposite sex, and the delicacies of life in middle school. They recognize their differences, and in the throes of adolescence, desperately celebrate those differences.
A natural born son has been born into this mix since those early days as well, a brother who is deeply loved by his older siblings but whose status as a DNA match to the adults in the household is never very far below the surface of any brotherhood rivalry. Further, I'm older and possess much less patience than I used to, and their mother is sometimes in a premenopausal, hormonal fog that robs her of her clarity of mind.
So if you eavesdrop on our household, nearly a decade after "The Beautiful, Blended Family of God" hit the presses, you'll hear the rocks and mortar clanging around in a sloppy soup, but we are still family, and like concrete, we are sticking together the best we can.
The truth is, "family" is a messy business, and it doesn't really matter much whose family it is. They are all dysfunctional - all of them - and the dysfunction is measured only by degrees. Some are a little healthier, some not so much, but all of them have their quota of tears, struggles, gut-punches, and general banging about in the mixer of life.
It encourages me, in a twisted sadistic kind of way, to read the Bible and note the fouled-up families that I find there. For example, the Old Testament patriarch Jacob, namesake of the Jewish nation, somehow thought it was a good idea to have twelve sons with four different women all living under the same tent. Things didn't always go very well.
Moses and his wife nearly divorced over the issue of circumcising their son, and the end result for the poor boy was nothing short of catastrophic trauma. King David, poet and Psalmist, had a royal house filled with incest, adultery, double-crossing, murder and mayhem. Heck, even Jesus' own siblings tried to put him away in the loony-bin on one occasion.
None of these families provide very much ammunition in the "defense of the biblical family" that we hear so much about these days - whatever that actually means. Rather, these train wrecks that are the real "biblical" families are exactly that: Real. And they make my little slice of life a harmonious walk in the park by comparison. Yet God somehow accomplished marvelous things in spite of all the colossal dysfunction.
This divine mercy gives me great solace, especially when I get torqued over how my family should be, ought to be, or is supposed to be. These families help me to see how family actually is, and to find God's grace in the midst of it. This should help us all, because when it comes to family, we are all in the mix.
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Wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham from Springfield, Mo., is arguably the most coveted prospect in the nation.
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ESPN National Recruiting Director Tom Luginbill told the Paul Finebaum Show on Wednesday he believes it's a three-horse race involving Arkansas, Missouri and Texas.
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The City Council in LaFayette, home to electric stovemaker Roper Corp. and other plants, would have been willing to let the sales tax fall to zero.
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"The county's decided to do it, so it's a no-brainer," Councilman Ben Bradford said.
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The half-cent excise tax that Heiskell plans to impose partly will make up for a state phase-out of sales tax on electricity used by large manufacturers.
Under House Bill 386, the state Legislature will phase out industry's sales tax on electricity by 25 percent a year, until the tax is gone by 2016.
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Officials in some Georgia counties, such as Catoosa, have opted against any excise tax for fear of being perceived as unfriendly to business.
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Even with Heiskell's new excise tax, large industry in Walker County will still get a 51/2 percent sales tax break on electricity, he said.
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If you get an email that you want to easily find again later, maybe to follow up, maybe just to keep handy, you can flag it right in your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad Mail app. Flagged messages are easy to spot, thanks to an icon, and even easier to find, thanks to a dedicated smart mailbox that keeps them all handy.
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If you ever want to unflag a message, you'll repeat the same steps as above and choose Unflag the second time around.
It should be noted that this does not work with Exchange email accounts.
Rubbish. I think what you meant to say is "this does not work with Exchange *2003* email accounts".
It works perfectly with exchange 2010 and exchange 2013.
Also of note - you don't need to go through this long winded procedure. There is a flag button at the bottom of each email.
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Serious Rock Concert Poster Collector Announces His Search for Vintage 1966 Grateful Dead Santa Venetia Armory Boxing Style Concert Posters. The Venetia Armory was known for hosting teen dance concerts in the 1960s. The show was held on December 29, 1966 at the Armory in San Rafael, California.
According to Hawley, Ralph and Al Pepe promoted dance concerts in Marin County so the Dead must have been hard up for money to take this gig. The concert poster clearly states lights on the poster which means the Dead was more of a Fillmore style band rather than a dance band. The Pepe brothers were trying to set expectations. Other San Francisco bands played at the Santa Venetia Armory early in their careers such as Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver, and Big Brother and the Holding Company.
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2. Actually, there's a Spanish literary tradition in place, ala Zorro. 3. Modern superheroes are the literary heir to the traditional Greek demigods already, so there's an even older literary tradition from which they are themselves being drawn.
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As for young Clark wearing the red cape, they could be shots that won't actually be in the movie and are simply a dreamlike representation of young Clark's future, as well as a nod to children playing at being Superman in general, or it could be that young Clark already knows about his Kryptonian heritage and is playacting as Jor-El, from whom he will later draw inspiration from to become Superman.
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But I DID really want to see the full thing in the theater though. I rewatched it again online, and even in such low quality it's about a thousand times more powerful and moving and effective than the one they released. |
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2. Zorro isn't known for his cape. kids imitating him would be using masks, hats, and bullwhips. 3. I could see something along this line if greek mythology was more popular in-universe. Maybe this scene starts with him watching 300? That definitely has alot of red cape imagery in it.
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The end shot of Superman is a little disappointing for those of us who know what the trailer is for. Not quite the same as waiting 10 years to see Clark don the cape and tights in Smallville, then getting a cheapo CGI Superman but I would have liked a clearer look at him. On the plus, Snyder seems to have moved away from his trademark style and the imagery here is lovely, while the idea of differing narratives is a neat one. I prefer the Costner one, personally. Crowe seems to have adapted a good voice for Jor-El; whether by design or accident, it seems pitched between Brando and Stamp.
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EDIT: Or what Captaindemotion said.
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Something else that concerns me is that the Nolan/Snyder movie will present Superman as less "super" than the Donner/Singer films did, again in a effort to distinguish their take on the character. The Singer movie in particular, did a great job of showing Superman's incredible powers. I'm hoping that Snyder doesn't think that by making the character say, less invulnerable or showing the limitations of his super-strength, that he makes the character more "relatable". IMO, Nolan managed to suck pretty much all of the iconic mystique surrounding Batman out of his 3 movies. I really hope, and I'm not too encouraged by what I've read and seen so far, they don't have a similar plan for Superman. Actually, just the sword.
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Personally I loved the sonic-boom shot, and I think it alone makes up for the inadequacy of the other available footage. My concern from the start has been that Snyder's hyperstylized filmmaking style would be too great a departure from reality; I think Superman works best in live action when he's approached as naturalistically as possible. And that final shot in the teaser was the most realistic-looking depiction of Superman's flight and power that I've ever seen, with a documentary look that's the diametric opposite of Snyder's usual style. And the rest of the footage had a similarly naturalistic look. So this is the first time I've felt optimistic about what Snyder would do as the director of this film. Not crazy about Russell Crowe doing a Brando imitation, though. I want to see a truly new interpretation of Superman and his world. I had my fill of Donner homages in Returns.
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Regarding the voiceover on the trailer, Jonathan Kent or Jor-El, I like both but lean towards the Jor-El one. For me personally Crowe's voice has more regality to it, more resonance so that's the one I like best.
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Our economy runs on fossil fuels. Oil, coal and natural gas are crucial to powering our factories, our computers, our military, our cars, our homes, etc... If there was any disruption in the supply of fossil fuels, our economy would be effected in major ways.
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tgeys r awsome i love it
Since we only have two full days left before Valentine's Day, I thought it would be appropriate to review all of the past Valentine's Day Hairstyles for all of you amazing moms! Let's face it… Valentine's Day really is a holiday for girls, so let's be sure our little girls get all the attention they deserve! Just click on the titles below to see instructions…
Items Needed: Brush, comb, spray bottle, hairspray, 4 rubber bands, 4 bobby pins, and accessories.
Time Requirement: 10 minutes.
Items Needed: Brush, comb, hairspray, spray bottle, one rubber band (optional: ribbons).
Time Requirement: 8-10 minutes without ribbon, 15-20 with ribbon.
Tween Hanging Hearts (4 options)
Items Needed: Brush, comb, 2-5 rubber bands (the small kind, like orthodontic bands), pomade or wax product, hairspray, and ribbon.
Time Requirement: 5-8 minutes.
Time Requirement: Less than 5 minutes
Flip-Braided Heart Video Tutorial Included
Items Needed: Comb, brush, hairspray, spray bottle, Topsy Tail tool, and 2 rubber bands.
Time Requirement: 5-7 minutes
Happy Hairdoing!
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tgeys r awsome i love it
Wow. They're just amazing!! really cute
Hey mindi I love your hairstyles!! I only wish my mom could do them. I wish I was your daughter so you could do my hair everyday for school!! Your kids are very beautiful!! Tell them I said that. I hope we can meet one day soon! Thanks so much
hey there
i just wannna say i am 10 years of age and i will be posting some videos out next week which will be round bout 22nd of feburary my youtube name will be dead gorgeous hairdos please wactch them in your own time ans tell me if i am talented as you are
thankyou soooo much hairstyling queen
my e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com thanks
please get back to me as soon as you can i will be waiting for your mail
everyday my mommy does my hair for schol we all ways go here for hair styles can you also make some hair styles for gymnastics. please
hi mindy i love cute girls hairstyles bur could you do some simple ones that i can do myself?


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