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The NEW iLash Ellipse lashes are oval in shape and give the look of a .25mm with the weight of a .15mm lash. With the oval shape these lashes are easy to place on the natural lash and also they are easy to stack lashes on top of them. The oval shape acts as a "base" to stack lashes on top. The Ellipse lashes have a beautiful sheen that makes them "pop" on the clients eyes. These are individual length trays that have 8mm-15mm lengths.
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Got "upgraded" to a disabled room which was big, had big bathroom, park view and motorized beds. Liked it alot! Decor was nice, i like gray. Clean room. Quiet. Good walk to down town to shopping mall but not for older people. Wear good shoes! Nice walk though, nice buildings and sights on the way. Train station walkable distance away. Sauna was nice but only for the brave. Huge windows just by the shower so youre on display. Its on top floor though, helps a bit. Small since there were children with their moms at the same time (using the pool).
Not all channels on TV. Phone didnt work. No sauna openin hours in room and no restaurant menu either. Got stuck inside rotating doors in main entrance, it didnt recognise i was in it! Front desk didnt hear me knocking and didnt notice me, luckily another customer walked in. Lots of dust in bathroom air vent.
Nice hotel near of city centre! Near of the most special church of north Europe, "Temppeliaukionkirkko". Macic beautiful wiew from hotel sauna to city centre! Very good breakfast! Good restaurant for dinner! Helpfull staff! I´ll be back soon!
No problems!
Location! Sauna and swimmmingpool New restaurant! Very kind personal!
Air conditioner system is working extremely loud at night with no option to switch it off
Location, clean, good breakfast, price ok
Good option for family stay
Swimming pool water not maintained, was stinky
Staff is welcoming, rooms are comfortables, hotel restaurant has a very good service too
room cleaning is not as it should be.. the guy forgot to take the toilet bag 2 times..
Location Breakfast Wifi
Though we booked for a family room for 2 Adults + 2 Kids,The allocated room was with just Double bed. Reception wanted to charge pretty high for early check in.
Food, location
More cleanness is neccesary
The location, breakfast, friendly staff, super comfortable rooms!
We had a little issue with the booking. Kids were missing. The hotel stuff solved the issue with a 'no problem, sir' attitude. Awesome breakfast. Huge variety of food.
Rooms are being redesigned. Ours was new, but looked kinda sleek. It didn't feel comfortable somehow.
some staff were very helpful. the staff didn';t seem too interested in where we were going and how to get there. the staff,I felt seemed not to want to help us explore Helsinki.
the concierge was not very helpful. the restaurant staff could have been more courteous.
The location is close to olympic stadium and to downtown. Everything is in walking distance. Very (!) good work-out facility with access to a good gym (not the usual small hotel gyms, but a decent small gym with own clients). Good breakfast. Nice staff. Good Wifi. New nice restaurant.
Unfortunately I visited the hotel during renovation and a big sports event. That led to that the hotel was not up to handling the big amount of guests. Both, for check-in and breakfast were long queues. Check-in took more than one hour!!! I have been at the hotel previously and never experienced any problems, so I hope that this was just a one off problem due to the renovation. The new rooms and restaurant are definately a great improvement to earlier (pre-2014). So there is a great chance that this will be a great experience as soon as the renovation is ready. Until than, make sure that you don't visit during big sport events, otherwise it is a great hotel!
Unrenivated area of hotel I was in and building works etc to access
Good room, good shower and good breakfast.
The hotel was not fully finished. The sauna and swimming pool was not up and running
Builders were working in the hotel, creating a lot of noise and dust. Breakfast was shambolic, a poor buffet, not enough tables, cold plates (for hot food), very poor quality. The furnishings are cheap and nasty and everything is finished in 'grey', floors, walls and all furniture. A very depressing place to stay.
The new section of the hotel looked quite stylish and modern. Breakfast was quite good with a lot of options.
Design flaws in the bathroom where the floor would be drenched when using the shower since the screen didn't touch the floor. Also, no shelves in the rooms to put your clothes.
Bathroom, breakfast
The central air-conditioning was so noisy that it was impossible to sleep, the staff couldn't do anything about it and I had to buy earplugs the next day.
Big, comfortable
Expensive, too hot inside
Very nice location, view across park and lake, fast elevators, check in/out were smooth, not much disturbing by recontruction noise
No drawers or closet for clothes, just floor space for open suitcase. Airco working but not nearly cold enough. No changes to be made on that. New design furniture looks cheap and already used. Cheap pictures on the wall. Curtains ripped off half. Ceiling light installed "bird swing" style plugged into a socket. Housekeeping tidied the bed but not towels; took deposit bottles but didn't wipe table or vacuum floor. Hallway carpet looks just terribly dirty! No tea/coffee maker in room, no room service. Sorry to say but not worth the price.
Quiet area but not too far from the centre of the city (easy walking distance), large room, very comfortable bed, busy bar and restaurant area, plenty of choices for breakfast. Airport shuttle stops were nearby.
We were in the un-renovated section of the hotel, but it was fine. Lots of families and children around the foyer area! (Was it the start of school holidays?)
Good location, close to the city center, great breakfast buffet. Free bicycles to explore the city. Pet friendly.
They are in a big refurbishment right now, until december 2014. Exterior appearance a bit old and dirty. It is expensive for the actual situation of the hotel.
A man at the reception was a bit unfriendly, but women were very kind. The reception and lobby looked nice after the renovation.
They were having big renovation, that we had to walk through the renovation area and felt quite far away to get the room. Didn't enjoy that.
Good breakfast buffé.
The personal at the restaurant did not know their own dinner meny. The evenning buffe was dry and looked like something for the animals. The room was to warm. 29 degrees and not possible to cool down.
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If you don't understand everything about cholesterol, you're not alone. Cholesterol can be confusing. There's good and bad cholesterol and numbers that go with each. To actively manage your cholesterol, you need to know about the different kinds of cholesterol and the different ways to reach your cholesterol goal.
KNOW THE BASICS. Cholesterol is a fat that your body needs. But too much of it can build up as plaque along the walls of your arteries, which can reduce blood flow and increase your risk of heart disease.
THE GOOD AND THE BAD. LDL is call "Bad" Cholesterol because it builds up in your arteries. HDL is known as "Good" Cholesterol because it helps remove the Bad Cholesterol from your body.
FOOD AND EXERCISE. Some foods, such as egg yolks and fatty red meat, increase LDL "Bad" Cholesterol levels. Regular physical activity can help raise HDL "Good" Cholesterol levels. Following a healthy diet and exercising regularly are important steps in lowering cholesterol but may not always be enough.
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WOW!! When I saw the e-mail from SparkPeople just now that said I'd been voted a Motivational Member, I was floored!! I can't even express just how special that makes me feel.
Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much, everyone who voted for me! I will try to continue to encourage everyone because by doing that...I am helping not only you guys, but myself as well.
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Number 1: Harel Skaat, Singer
After gaining an army of female fans and raising a lot of speculations about his sexuality, finally last year he came out of the closet and exposed his long-term relationship with Israeli model Idan Ravel. This is the first time a gay stands at the top of the list.
Number 2: Bar Refaeli, Model
This is the first time she appears on this list, since her 5-year-relationship with Leonardo DiCaprio prevented her from being eligible. Her internationality and beauty is unquestioned.
Number 3: Ran Danker, Actor
The actor for whom the music 'Danny Hollywood' was written especially, (and now it's been sold to the CW) topped this list in 2007. Two years ago he moved to New York to try make it in America, but looks like he's now back in Israel, and is still single.
Number 4: Noa Tishby, Actor, Producer
The woman who started the whole "adapting Israeli TV series" with selling 'In Treatment' to HBO, has announced about a month ago, that she and her husband, Australian TV host Andrew Gunsberg, are separating. Being "new meat in the field" makes her very desirable.
Number 5: Assi Azar, TV Host ('Big Brother Israel')
Another gay guy on the list: Assi, who recently toured America with the screening of his documentary, is still desired by many men and women in Israel, due to his charm and sweetness on screen, as the most watched TV show in Israel's history.
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But even when relatively 'covered up' for an Italian TV show appearance, the Israeli model still showed off plenty of flesh.
Filming a pre-recorded appearance for Italian TV show Chiambretti Sunday Night on Saturday, the 26-year-old showed off her long legs in a frilly slashed-to-the-thigh dress.
Legging it: Israeli model Bar Refaeli shows off her stunning figure in her frilly dress as she films an appearance on Italian TV show Chiambretti Sunday Night
The 5ft 9in star went for a relaxed glamour look in the dress, which she teamed with natural make-up, flowing hair and tan gladiator sandals.
During the show, she was entertained by the host Piero Chiambretti and some female dancers.
At her hotel in Milan, it appeared the model struggled to sleep on Friday night due to her noisy neighbours.
She tweeted: 'How easy did the Euro make life ha?! Can some1 make the same with the freaking plugs?? "Europlugs"- same in every country.
'Dear neighbour, drilling at 8am, may wake up your neighbours. just a thought… grrrr.'
Last week, Refaeli announced she would be following in the footsteps of other models by launching her own lingerie collection.
She was unveiled Under.me in the UK next month, just ahead of Valentine's Day.
She told Women's Wear Daily: 'The philosophy is that underwear should complement your body, not steal the show.
'It was appealing to me to do a line of underwear from the fabric I like with the basic, comfy design I always look for, as well as underwear that can actually be delivered to your door.'
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While bosses at Christian Dior are yet to appoint a replacement for disgraced designer John Galliano, it seems the slow process is doing nothing to damage the label's reputation.
Cameron Diaz and Bar Refaeli were just two of the big names to attend the show today as Couture week kicked off in Paris.
The Israeli Victoria's Secret model and the Bad Teacher actress greeted each other with affection – and looked like they had a lot to catch up on.
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Is the universe conspiring to reunite former lovebirds Leonardo DiCaprio and Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli? Looks that way to us, if we believe what we just read on Bar's Twitter feed!
This morning the blonde with a body and sense of humor to die for, revealed that Twitter has been egging her on to reconnect with her J. Edgar Hoover star and animal rights-loving ex.
Bar laughs off the possibility of Twitter playing Cupid, but we know from experience that the cosmos, using the most popular social media tool man has ever invented, works in mysterious ways.
Bar tweeted:
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Depend upon it, Sir, when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully. -- Dr. Johnson
Tomorrow morning, Monty Brogan is turning himself in to begin a prison term. His two best friends lean on a railing , look out over the river, and agree "it's over." They will never see Monty again. He may be alive in eight years, but he won't be the Monty they've known since they were kids. Monty Brogan also knows this. So do his girlfriend and his father. It will all end after tonight.
Monty's mind is very concentrated. There is a sense, in Spike Lee's "25th Hour" (2002), that he's experiencing his last day of freedom in a heightened state. Everything is more focused, more meaningful, sometimes dreamy. He has his ideas about how he got here and who may have been involved, but there is little he can do about that now. From the choices still open to him, he focuses now on the remaining important things: His woman, his father, his friends, and unsettled business.
Naturelle (Rosario Dawson) is on hold; supportive, loving, but feeling shut out. Jacob and Frank (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Barry Pepper) are very sympathetic, but after all they are still free to live their lives. His father (Brian Cox) bitterly blames himself for drinking his way into such debt that he took "loans" from his son. Barry (Edward Norton) is intelligent. He sees his mistakes clearly. It was a mistake to get into drug dealing when he had the chance. It was a mistake to stay in it as long as he did. It was a mistake to think he could hide a lot of cash and cocaine, and a mistake to let anyone know where it was hidden.
This is another of Norton's exceptional performances. As usual, he doesn't act out a lot. He implodes. He keeps his own counsel. He is a realist, even in these drifting final hours. He thinks he knows who he can still trust, but what does he really know, and what can he really do?
Spike Lee, working with David Benioff's adaptation of his own novel, paints a portrait of a life in 24 hours. From a morning walk with his dog to a long drive the next morning with his father, Monty makes one last trip around the bases. He convinces Jacob to take care of the dog. He makes love with Naturelle but later seems distant to her. He goes to a nightclub with Jacob and Frank, and she joins them later. He does some final business and settles a last score.
The wonder of the rich screenplay is that it contains all of this material about Monty, and yet informs us so fully about the others. There could be a separate movie about Jacob, a pudgy and phlegmatic high school English teacher who is fascinated by a tattoo on the bare midriff of one of his students, and by the girl Mary (Anna Paquin) who wears it. But any move in that direction would be wrong, and he knows it.
Mary is charged with her own emerging sexuality, and boldly flirts with him. Through chance they find themselves in the same club. He's had a martini and champagne and can't drink, and there's a moment when the two of them are alone that is one of the most perfect and complex that Lee has ever filmed. Frank, on the other hand, is a seasoned and careless ladies' man. His apartment literally overlooks the wreckage of 9/11, but he won't move because he can't get the right price. Thus 9/11 becomes an unspoken undercurrent in this 2002 film.
We know that all of these people may never be together again, no matter what their plans. But look at the strategies of style that Lee brings to their stories. The crucial moment between Jacob and Mary takes place up a flight of stairs. After it is over, after Jacob has returned to the booth, then Lee employs his trademark gliding shot, showing Jacob seemingly floating up the stairs without moving his feet. We understand Jacob is replaying the hypnotic compulsion that led him -- drove him -- up the stairs.
Consider too the extraordinary scene where Monty looks in the mirror of a sleazy rest room and loses his cool for the only time in the film, screaming f-yous at every ethnic, economic, sexual and age group in the city and then arriving at the summation, directed at himself. When the movie was released, some said they didn't understand this scene. Haven't we all felt that way? When all of the f-yous are really about ourselves?
Lee uses a couple of subtle devices that can go unnoticed. He punches up a few moments by freeze frames so brief they're like little stutters. We don't see them, but they work -- like when someone is talking, and we particularly take note of an expression they use. He also plays with lighting. There's a shot when Norton and Hoffman are bathed in blue light, except for a little red in Norton's right eye. Think how hard Rodrigo Prieto, the cinematographer, worked to get that in there, and how hard he worked to keep us from "noticing" it.
Then there is the masterful conclusion of the film, as Monty's father, the old Irish saloon keeper, drives him upstate to the prison. They pass under the same freeway sign that opens the film. He suggests that they keep right on driving out west, and find a small town, and live under new names, and Monty can find the right girl and start a family and have the life his father's debts took from him. Lee pictures this life so convincingly that some viewers are seduced into wondering if it's really happening.
Who is the vision painted for? For Monty, or old James Brogan, to comfort himself that he did make the offer, and it was sincere. Monty doesn't feel a "duty to pay his debt to society," but he's focused now on his destiny, and his trance of 24 hours will end only when he's in prison.
Everybody knows that Spike Lee is an important filmmaker, but do they realize how good he is with actors, and how innovative he is with style? We live in a period when many filmmakers use either a straightforward meat-and-potatoes style, or draw attention with meaningless over-editing, queasy-cams and showboat shots. With Lee, as with any classical director, the emphasis is on the story and the people. But he's always there, nudging us, being sure what we notice, moving his camera not merely with efficiency but with grace and innovation. Because he doesn't go out of his way to call attention, how many realize what a master stylist he is?
In this film he benefits from pitch-perfect performances from Norton and Hoffman of course; from Dawson, Cox, Pepper -- and from Anna Paquin, that little girl from "The Piano." How well she evokes her exact stage in life as she dances alone on the disco floor, or not alone, really, but with herself.
One more note about acting. I've seen a lot of people drinking in a lot of movies. I've seen them sobering up the morning after. But I don't remember anyone starting out sober, getting drunk, and then returning to sobriety quite like Hoffman does it here. We know exactly where he's at during these transitions, but we never see them happening.
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Tim Wakefield threw a side session of just more than 40 pitches at Fenway Park on Tuesday. Asked how it went compared to the other similar endeavors following a cortisone shot, the knuckleballer simply said, "The same. I got them all out."
Asked then how he felt compared to this point when heading into one of his previous two starts, the pitcher added, "The same. Nothing new."
As sub-optimal as "nothing new" might be to Wakefield these days after he battles through the herniated disc pushing on a nerve in his back, it also figures to be good enough for the hurler to still be eyeing a start with the Red Sox on Sunday in Baltimore.
"I've gone this far, I'm not going to pull the plug now," he said. "I've put too much work into it that I'm not going to shut it down. I'm leaving it in the doctors' hands and they have to tell me when to stop. And they haven't told me anything like that."
Wakefield admits he is on the edge of being healthy enough to make that next start, and is of the mind that ' while physically able ' another cortisone shot probably isn't in the cards. ("I probably could, but I don't think it is going to help it," he said.) As long as the strength in his left leg remains where it is now, which is approximately 60 percent of what his right leg is, he has the go-ahead to give it a whirl.
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Fashion photographer Stephen Meisel—known for his controversial but brilliant work for Vogue and Calvin Klein—has created an artful and arresting War on Terror-themed fashion spread for the September 2006 issue of Vogue Italia. Given the timing, the pics are likely to generate a lot of buzz. But the photography—showing models in various stages of undress facing riot squads and airport security lines—is truly remarkable. To see the full spread, read more
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Regardless of what you think about it, it's an interesting foray into political issues, and unexpected. It reminds me of MIA's recent music video about the persecution of redheads. Anyhow, I have a copy of this issue listed on eBay at the moment, or you can check out my website, longfellowspdx com to contact me directly.
4 years
from the styling point of view its increadible but all in all this is fabulously rideculous fashions wins again at desensitizing the human race.
5 years
This and anyone enjoying it is half the reason the human species if fucked. Terrorism is about people being blown to pieces, not selling some totally pointless, ugly and ridiculously expensive clothers for Christ's sake. Geez people, GET A LIFE!!!!!!!
stone_soup 8 years
this is great! looks real good. ____________________________________ Don't tick me off. Or you'll get it.
astrid_guest 8 years
Most of these are terrible. Way too over-the-top fake, with a few exceptions. What does any of it have to do with 9/11? White female models being arrested? I wouldn't have had a clue had this not been titled as such.
JK-Boogie 8 years
Love it...love it...love it....these photos kick ass and the outfit do too.
theotherhalfofme 8 years
It is remarkable!! I like the idea behind it. It doesn't only reflect on 9/11 but also on the attacks in Europe and all the concequences resulting and the highly increase of need of security for government, state and nation. The world became insane and those pictures show parts of that insanity.
tabloidprincess 8 years
I saw them doing these photo shoots on inside edition. lol.
My-Opinion 8 years
I'm with ya Val*
lickety-split 8 years
i don't see anything remarkable. in fact, the idea that fashion is important is a little absurd. really who gives a crap about things like "fall colors" and hem lines in the shadow of an event like 9/11? it's a little grandiose don't you think?
margaretha 8 years
wow - this is pretty intense. something about this being beautiful and shocking at the same time that sort of leaves you... at a loss for words i guess.
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It took six overtimes spread out over two games, but after a long, drawn out-weekend, the Boylan Titans captured the IHSA Class 3A boys' soccer championship.
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Here is a story of an elephant that was captured and taken away from her native environment. This elephant, ironically named patience, had to deal with years of being shipped around the U.S. to many different facilities and had her calf taken from her at an unnaturally young age. The strain of captivity and being separated from her baby lead her to take the life of her trainer, John Bradford.
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We cannot continue to ignore the costs of climate change; doing so would further exacerbate its toll on the Rhode Island economy and compromise the welfare of all Rhode Islanders. We are already … more
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To the Editor: Thank God the elections and the campaigning are over. I am always sick and tired of the negative TV ads and arguments. David A. Rourke more
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To the Editor: One of our greatest presidents, Franklin D. Roosevelt, once said, "What was going on in Europe before World War II was a 'world dynamite,'" which required … more
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To the Editor: On November 4 you will be asked to decide if our schools should be repaired and renovated to make them healthier and safer for all of our children. The answer is YES. The proposal … more
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To the Editor: Despite the disappointment for most freedom lovers over last week's elections, there is a clear silver lining that we must recognize: that almost everywhere in the USA, more and … more
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To the Editor: Why do we have a Big River Reservoir without any water? Why did we buy Halene Farm and not extend Route 37, and what are we doing with it? Why do we say tourism is important … more
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To the Editor: Further to Chris Prata's letter, "Why Avedisian" of Aug. 28, I would like to offer an alternative opinion for your consideration. I, myself, have lived in the city since … more
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An open letter to the members of the Warwick City Council: On May 19, a proposal was brought before the council regarding term lengths and limits. My understanding is that it was late (11:30 p.m.) … more
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I've had the unusual opportunity to hire and manage people on and off starting with my first real job after college. I think it's one of the hardest things to do because it's time consuming and expensive to make mistakes. When I first had to assemble a team in a consulting gig (I think it was 2005, for context), I found out it's even harder to hire software developers.
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The mission of the Nutley Family Service Bureau is to promote the emotional and social well-being of individuals and families through counseling, and to provide community outreach programs, guidance and information regarding other available social services to the community.
NFSB has been a steadfast force in community outreach for 100 years.
It was founded in 1913 by a group of concerned Nutley ladies who recognized the need for social services at a time when few were widely available "….to promote and improve morally and materially, the condition of the poor in the town of Nutley." The nature of the agency's work was fluid to meet the varied challenges in the first half of the twentieth century, including World Wars I & II and the Great Depression. As government and state agencies and programs began to meet those needs, NFSB shifted focused to counseling for families and individuals.
21st Century NFSB continues its characteristic responsiveness to the needs of the community and the changing times. A professionally qualified staff enables a broad scope of mental health services and social services.
The majority of NFSB funding comes from client fees, corporate and municipal contracts, and the generous donations of hundreds of individuals. Additionally, volunteer operation of the Thrift Shop is an important on-going source of financial support. NFSB is a non-profit 501 © 3 entity.
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