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CHARLOTTE – Gastonia's Lamar Holmes got to visit with his family and dress out in his Atlanta Falcons' uniform for the third time this season on Sunday at Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium.
All that was missing was a Falcons' victory.
Of course, Holmes has certainly enjoyed his fair share of those this season after Sunday's 30-20 Carolina Panthers victory dropped the Falcons to 11-2 on the season.
"It's been great," said Holmes, a 2008 Hunter Huss graduate who in April became the school's first NFL draft pick when the Falcons selected him in the third round. "Coming from Southern Miss and winning there and coming here and still winning is a great process."
Holmes was part of then-Southern Mississippi coach Larry Fedora's Conference USA championship team last year and has been a part of a Falcons' team that started 8-0 and clinched its second NFC South title in three years last week; Fedora left after last season's end and just completed his first season as University of North Carolina head football coach.
"I just enjoy working with my team and my teammates," said Holmes, a 6-foot-6, 333-pound offensive tackle. "I'm just trying to get better and learn from the vets. It's been a great ride so far."
Holmes was inactive for the first 10 games this season before an injury to eighth-year tackle Will Svitek knocked him out for the season.
Holmes is listed on the depth chart as backup left tackle to Sam Baker.
But "being active means you've got to prepare like you're going to get in the game and play," Holmes said. "Lord forbid anybody getting hurt, but you've got to be prepared. I just prepare to play wherever they want me to play."
Holmes met his parents – Gastonia's Anthony and Harriet Holmes – for dinner Saturday night and got 10 tickets he gave to his mother to distribute among family and friends.
"It was great to see my parents," Holmes said. "I didn't spend as much as time I would've liked, but it's always good to see family."
Atlanta hosts the New York Giants next Sunday at 1 p.m. in its next contest.
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"Melinda" - a track released only on 2009's Live Anthology box set - has quickly become a favorite on the 2013 summer tour.
A slow-burning cowboy love ballad, "Melinda" begins with Tom alone, just his voice and acoustic guitar.
"When I get four hundred dollars
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Because I've been working, I've been saving
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Because I'm getting up in the morning
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On Thursday night in Pittsburgh, Mike Campbell trickled in on mandolin toward the end of the first verse, a few beats before the entire band fell in behind Tom and Benmont Tench launched into the rolling piano melody that serves as the song's backbone.
"I would give the moon and sky
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The Earth and all its kind
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And I just don't care
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Cause I'm getting up in the morning
And going to see Melinda"
As good as Tom's performance and the lyrics are, Benmont steals the show every night "Melinda" is called on. After the song's third verse, the band picks up speed into a gallop with Benmont at the helm before crashing into a breakdown. As the dust settles, Benmont and Steve Ferrone emerge as a duo to improvise for about three minutes, just piano and drums. Each night is different; no two are the same. Some nights are jazzy, some feel more classical and some just straight up rock, but it's always an absolute pleasure to watch, two legendary musicians - both at the top of their respective games - channeling the spirit.
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Driving a car is no different. It is not recommended, and by Washington State Law not allowed, that children ride in the front seat until the age of 13 years old. This has to do with the bone structure and how it develops after we go through puberty; how the seatbelt holds onto said bone structure and the fact that in the front seat, in a front-end collision, the engine block is being shoved into the passenger compartment. This is a very safe, reasonable recommendations for keeping kids safe in a car.
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VANCEBORO — In the offseason, Rachel Riggs worked hard on playing shortstop.
The senior, who typically plays outfield for West Craven's softball team, knew she had a chance to play the middle infield position in college.
She competed at shortstop for three showcase travel teams.
Riggs earned a scholarship to play softball at Division II Barton College in
"I'm really excited," Riggs said. "I've played softball for a really long time, pretty much since I could walk. My dad went to
While Riggs is more familiar with the outfield position, she had a goal of playing shortstop at the next level.
She will likely play both at Barton.
"(Shortstop) is the position I've been trying to play," Riggs said. "I worked hard to get better at it. I'm glad Coach Neff is giving me the chance to play it."
Riggs said her biggest improvement came at the plate. She's become more aggressive with the softball bat.
"I don't like to watch strikes go by," she said. "I swing hard at whatever comes at me and I go for a base hit every time."
The Barton Bulldogs play in the Conference Carolinas. Last season, they finished ninth in the 12-team conference.
Not only did Riggs enjoy meeting players on the softball team, she also liked the small-school atmosphere.
"It's a small college and I like the student to teacher ratio," she said. "The one-on-one learning works really well for me. I liked the small campus and everybody was really warm and welcoming."
Riggs was a guest player for the Carolina Chaos showcase team, which played Barton in a scrimmage game in October.
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"(Barton) has real good pitchers," Riggs said. "I like how their coach is really strategic and charts pitches. She seems to work well with the players."
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"If he can come back and play good, that's a huge boost for us," Grobe said, pointing out that he's concerned about the player's conditioning and the fact that he hasn't played since the first half of the Sept. 29 loss to Duke.
Receiver Sherman Ragland III's status is up in the air, too, Grobe said. That puts parts of the game plan in limbo in what's already a condensed period of preparation.
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Michigan stays alive with win over Florida
OKLAHOMA CITY - Haylie Wagner threw a complete game shutout, and Michigan beat Florida and ace Lauren Haeger, 1-0, on Tuesday night in the Women's College World Series to force a deciding third game for the national championship.
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UAB bringing football back in 2016
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - UAB President Ray Watts said Monday he is bringing the football program back as early as 2016, reversing a decision to shut it down because it was too expensive.
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VCU defeats Dallas Baptist
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Dallas Baptist eliminates Texas, 8-1
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Stigler qualifies for national championships
Canyon High graduate and Kansas senior Michael Stigler punched his ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships in Eugene, Oregon for a fourth straight year. During Friday's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field West prelims at Mike A.
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UCLA receives top seed
OMAHA, Neb. - UCLA coach John Savage didn't expect his Bruins to be down for long after they went from being national champions in 2013 to finishing five games under .500 in 2014. He was right.
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Longhorns win Big 12 crown with 6-3 victory over Oklahoma State
TULSA, Okla. - Zane Gurwitz broke a tie with a two-run single in the eighth inning and fifth-seeded Texas won the Big 12 championship Sunday, beating second-seeded Oklahoma State, 6-3.
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SEC gets 4 host sites for NCAA baseball regionals
OMAHA, Neb. - Defending national champion Vanderbilt and three other Southeastern Conference teams were among the 16 regional hosts named Sunday for the NCAA Division I baseball tournament. The hosts are guaranteed spots in the 64-team NCAA tournament.
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NCAA considers antitrust exemption
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Coach turns Denver lacrosse program into powerhouse
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Big 12 baseball tournament: Texas shuts out Baylor, to play Oklahoma State in title game
TULSA, Okla. - Freshman Connor Mayes pitched a two-hit shutout and Tres Barrera and Brooks Marlow each drove in two runs to lead Texas to a 4-0 victory Saturday against Baylor and reach the Big 12 Tournament title game.
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Texas Tech tops TCU in Big 12 tournament
TULSA, Okla. - Corey Taylor limited top-seeded TCU to four hits over five innings, and Eric Gutierrez homered and drove in three runs as Texas Tech routed the defending champion, 8-1, on Thursday at the Big 12 Conference baseball tournament.
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UT edges Texas Tech, 2-1
TULSA, Okla. - Zane Gurvitz drove in a run and scored the winner on a throwing error in the seventh inning in Texas' 2-1 victory over Texas Tech on Wednesday in the Big 12 Conference tournament.
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Golson gets chance to replace Winston
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Gundy: Coach took lateral move to UT
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FSU 'negotiating' with ex-Irish QB Golson
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Smart says UT will play intense style
AUSTIN - The University of Texas may have bowed out of the legal fight with Virginia Commonwealth over the copyright of "Havoc." Don't expect new Longhorns coach Shaka Smart to shy away from the basketball style that got him there.
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Former Duke guard Sulaimon transfers to Maryland
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Former Duke guard Rasheed Sulaimon will play his final season at Maryland. Coach Mark Turgeon announced the addition of Sulaimon to his roster Monday.
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Kellogg departs WT Lady Buffs to take Stephen F. Austin State post
West Texas A&M women's basketball coach Mark Kellogg has been named women's head coach at Stephen F. Austin State, and will be introduced at a news conference on the SFA campus in Nachogdoches at 11 a.m. today.
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Buffs headed back to regional tourney
The West texas A&M baseball team is headed back to the postseason for the second year in a row, it was announced Sunday night during the NCAA Division II Baseball Tournament selection show. WT (35-18) is the No.
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Big 12 chief backs off title game talk
PHOENIX - The Big 12 has tapped the brakes on conference championship game talk.
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Buffs seeded second in LSC tourney
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Big 12 weighs championship game pros, cons
DALLAS - The Big 12 Conference has always been different from the other Power Five conferences.
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Canyon product Davis signs with Wyoming
Kyndal Davis had few, if any expectations about playing basketball for a four-year university, much less a Division I school after graduating from Canyon two years ago.
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Florida's Donovan takes Thunder job
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Thunder hired Florida's Billy Donovan as their coach Thursday, hoping he will help the franchise win an NBA championship in Oklahoma City. "We warmly welcome Billy and his family to Oklahoma City," team chairman Clayton Bennett said.
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Michigan's Hatch becomes student aide
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The highlights from Austin Hatch's first season at Michigan still resonate, even as he gives up his playing role on the basketball team. "First free throw is obviously a memory, versus Coppin State," he said.
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No. 2 Lady Buffs lose twice to TWU
The second-ranked West Texas A&M softball team may be the regular season Lone Star Conference champions, but Texas Woman's was tough Sunday.
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No. 9 Oklahoma St. beats No. 18 Red Raiders, 8-2
LUBBOCK - Michael Freeman wasn't good last season. He posted a 6.28 ERA and wasn't in Oklahoma State's starting rotation. Now, he might just be the No. 9 Cowboys' ace and the Big 12's best starting pitcher.
By Nicholas Talbot
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Caprock grad Artis signs with Indiana St.
After graduating from Caprock, Brooklyn Artis played only one year of junior college basketball at Seward County (Kan.) Community College. But that hasn't meant the end of her basketball career by any means.
By LEE PASSMORE
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NCAA puts OSU on 1-year probation
OKLAHOMA CITY — The NCAA put Oklahoma State's football program on a year of probation...
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Schneider to lead KU women's program
Former Canyon High standout basketball player Brandon Schneider on Tuesday was named University of Kansas women's basketball coach. Schneider takes over the KU program after spending five seasons at Stephen F. Austin University. His last team went 23-8.
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Swoopes remains QB for Longhorns
AUSTIN - Texas started spring practice with a quarterback duel and ended it with last season's starter, Tyrone Swoopes, entrenched as the No. 1. For now.
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Coker delivers top QB effort in Alabama spring game
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama coach Nick Saban doesn't think it's fair to pass judgment on his quarterbacks based on the spring game.
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Jones throws 2 TDs, wins challenge at OSU spring game
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Already a statewide celebrity after guiding Ohio State to three postseason wins and the national championship last season, Cardale Jones made the most of his first collegiate start at home.
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Winston's lawyer denounces suit
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The attorney for NFL prospect Jameis Winston said the lawsuit filed against the former Florida State University quarterback by a woman who says he raped her is "false" and a "stunt.
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Big score: Bowl game payouts surpass $500 million
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Virginia junior Anderson to enter draft
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Justin Anderson is forgoing his final season at Virginia and entering the NBA draft.
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Ex-NFL running back Phillips suspected of killing cellmate
FRESNO, Calif. - Former NFL running back Lawrence Phillips is suspected of killing his cellmate in a Central California prison, officials said Monday.
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Penn State trustees vote to authorize victim deals
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TCU wraps up spring football; Boykin still mending
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ASU coach resigns to take position at South Plains College
Angelo State women's basketball coach Cayla Petree has resigned to become the women's basketball coach at South Plains College. Petree was 23-31 in two seasons at Angelo State.
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Record 7 Kentucky players set to enter NBA draft in June
LEXINGTON, Ky. - A record seven players are leaving a mighty Kentucky team after a season that fell two wins short of a championship. They can look forward to a possible reunion in a couple of months at the NBA draft in June.
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Johnson sets big goals
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Avery Johnson envisions leading Alabama basketball deeper into the NCAA Tournament than it's ever been and ambitiously chooses five-time national champion Duke as his model program.
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UConn claims crown
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Duke dances last: Blue Devils claim NCAA crown with win over Wisconsin
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UConn rolls past Maryland, 81-58
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Notre Dame edges South Carolina
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Wisconsin chases one more huge victory
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Duke delivers: Blue Devils rout Michigan State
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Lancaster bronzer quad for lips, eyes, cheeks. Rivals same palette from YSL at a fraction of the price ;-).
Dior Lip Glow Reviver Balm
It´s great
But once you get locked into a serious perfume collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.
Lancaster bronzer quad for lips, eyes, cheeks. Rivals same palette from YSL at a fraction of the price ;-).
Revlon Matte blusher in Berry colour.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Oh, dear.
I wanted to buy Nars Mekong, a brown shadow from the fall collection. It wasn't available locally, so I went shopping over in Jax and they had it in the Blue Mercury store. The SA was terribly distracted by recommending peach blushes to a customer, so I had some time to look around. I decided--much against type--that I liked the Silk Road duo and that I also liked Damage lipstick, even though it is a sheer.
When the SA finally had time to help me, I ordered up all three of these items. When I got home I noticed that she had given my Mykonos, a cream shadow, instead ot the Mekong. Jax is too far for me to go to return and the gas would cost me as much as a lipstick, so I had no choice but to try the Mykonos, which looked like a bronze/rose with gold shimmer. It applied as lilac. Did nothing for me. Layered the darker side of the Silk Road over the top (Silk Road is very sparkly) and then lined with brown shadow. Looked great. Went to Sephora on line and ordered the Mekong.
This is how I spent $110.00 on a single brown eyeshadow.
Today I went to replenish my Prescriptives False Eyelashes mascara, and the SA said she'd heard a rumor of the line being discontinued. I'm thinking I may have to stockpile it.
I also wanted a new tube of Shiseido Salmon Rose lipstick, but it appears to have been discontinued, as well. The SA was very patient, helping me find a reasonable match. I ended up with Estee Lauder Mocha Pink. I used EL cosmetics about ten years ago and due to associations with that time I tend to steer clear of that counter. But I put on this Mocha Pink and remembered why I kinda liked their lipsticks-- the waxy, slightly sweet lipstick smell. So this one will work!
just so you know, Lauder is shutting down Prescriptives as of the new year. They're gonna keep selling stuff online until supplies run out so if you regularly use anything i'd get it. I think they've already stopped production on everything but Calyx.
Let's see.....I purchased NYX Doll Eyes Mascara in the Volume formula for the second time.
I'm going to get some M.A.C. Studio Fix foundation in the very near future.
Also purchased my third shade of Cover Girl Lip stain marker. I forget this one's name but it's a nice, not too bright red. I have another one in a mauve tint and one in Plum. I LOVE these!
YSL Rouge Pur in 131 Rouge Opium
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
MAC Dazzelglass lipgloss in Baby Sparks for my daughter who had a long week of tests and aced all of them.
Not exactly a cosmetic, but I bought 1,000 disposable eyeliner brushes to use as applicators for Bimatoprost (Generic Latisse).
Last edited by socalwoman; 27th October 2009 at 12:41 AM.
I bought Magnascopic mascara by Estee Lauder which I have always loved and used ( apart from Dior Show mascara ) and some EL lipstick .
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
I just bought a mascara from the Hard Candy line at Walmart, which I assume is a new line they're carrying? I haven't tried it yet, but I'm hoping for ginormous lashes and I will report back after I test run it.
I just got this By Terry palette. The eyeshadows are Amethyst and Champagne and the gloss is in Black Orchid. I really like the brushes that come with By Terry palettes. The case has a magnetic closure that is nice too.
Bourjois has launched another set of limited edition jars...
This time I couldn't resist the violet eye shadow with the pic of Place Vendôme and the Tour d'Eiffel blusher...
Last edited by tigrushka; 29th November 2009 at 09:09 AM.
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
Lipstick Queen's Rose Sinner lipstick, and waiting impatiently for it to arrive in the mail like a little girl!
I bought some L'Oreal mascara at the drugstore yesterday. No big whoop there, but I've been really getting into nail polish lately. I think I'm becoming addicted. I've bought around nine or ten new ones in the past few weeks. I'm going to Sephora today to look for Illamasqua's Rampage, a deep dark forest green. It's calling me.
For anyone who's interested: Illamasqua's colors.
Sniff and let sniff.
Arrrgh! Our local Sephora doesn't carry Illamasqua! I went to Ulta instead and tried a couple of dark greens (very nice SA there let me try them on a piece of clear tape over my nail), but I didn't like the dark colors on my hands. I LOVE those dark greens & teals...just not on me. So I bought a pale lime sherbet green by OPI called Gargantuan Green Grape...
(not my nails - this is from somebody's blog),
and a little Essie holiday set with Mint Candy Apple (pale mint green) and a couple of other colors...
These just make my eyes happy. I'll be in Florida over Christmas, so they actually are sorta seasonal.
Tang, Muse is beautiful!
P.S. I also checked out their fragrances, but nothing caught my fancy. I thought I might like Idole, but meh.
Last edited by lilybelle; 1st December 2009 at 05:34 PM.
That Green Grape is pretty, too! The Essie set looks perfect for a Florida Christmas.
MILF is an acronym for a vulgar phrase (Wikipedia page)... I had to roll my eyes at some of Illamasqua's naming choices. They're like the ELDO of nail polish.
Illamasqua's names made me think of Urban Decay's nail polish, and now I'm eyeing their Apocalyptic Nail Kit. I wish more companies offered mini bottles.
Sniff and let sniff.
Thanks, Tang! I'm so uninformed. It might be just as well.
That Essie set makes my eyes happy too!! I think the dark green may be too much for me too but Muse and Milf are sooo nice. I don't think I have seen the llamasqua line at my Sephora.
Well I bought Nars Multiple in Portofino today after much testing with a sweet & helpful Nars SA. I have South Beach which is more of a bronzer, so I "needed" something of a blush. Portofino is lovely and I think I have found the PERFECT pink/coral blush.
I have Nars powder blush in Orgasm (speaking of ridiculous names lol) but I love the sticks- they last longer on my skin. The shimmer/frost is actually barely noticeable in natural light on my skin.
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Ooooooh...preeeetty, 3xasif! More happy eyes!
Well, I'm *kind of* kicking myself for getting the Nars as now I want this. Organic AND the two products are less $$$ than the Nars. I have already bought one for my older daughter. Awesome!
Last edited by Jane Daly; 2nd December 2009 at 02:42 PM.
I bought some sheer lipstick by Cover Girl.
I ordered a couple Kevyn Aucoin eyeliners w/brushes today from the HauteLook sale: http://www.hautelook.com/product/711965
It's the first time for me to try his eyeliners - I usually use Bobbi Brown gel liners, but at this price, I figure they're worth a try. I'm getting them in green and blue.
I just got Dermalogica Sheer Tint spf 15 tinted moisturizer in Medium and LOVE IT. Super sheer, just gives a nice glow. Matte without being dry, doesn't turn orange-y on my skin- wow. Looks dark but it is so sheer and a tiny bit goes a long way. I feel like I've tried them all and this one is perfect
The last makeup I got was from Garden Botanika.IMO they have the best makeup.
Clinique Blushwear Cream Stick in "Rosy"
"Cream-to-powder, non-drying, oil-free"
Sniff and let sniff.
Lilybelle - I almost bought that Mint Candy Apple polish last week but then didn't because I wasn't sure of what it would look like irl - thanks for posting that pic (it looks less blue on the nails than it does in the photo of the bottle).
My latest purchases:
Illamasqua LE 'Birthday' false lashes (way OTT with little sparklies - will have to wait for a serious night out to wear these)
Illamasqua 'Phenomena' liquid metal (gorgeous silver)
Beaute lip/cheek stains in Fluoron and Harlot
"It's now very common to hear people say "I'm rather offended by that." As if that gives them certain rights. It's actually nothing more than a whine. 'I find that offensive.' It has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. 'I am offended by that.' Well so fucking what." - Stephen Fry
Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion and Cover Girl's Smoky Shadowblast sticks in Silver Sky and Bronze Fire. I shouldn't have wasted money on the Silver Sky as the plum tone accentuates undereye circles. Edited to add: Flirt! powder blush in Dragonfly. I LOVE it--Nars Orgasm was just too shimmery on me.
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I was browsing the Peter Thomas Roth website and ordered some of their eye brightening anti aging pressed powder concealer... for 6 dollars! man, I love that website.
Stay Matte Powder Oil Free by Clinique.
BeneFit Dr. Feelgood after the SA tried it on me... Forgot how good this was!
My latest purchase was a Revlon lipgloss in Nude, and I've been buying more nail polish. I found some Borghese sheers and Sally Hanson Salon jewel colored ones on sale for nothing. I might go for SH "Tourmaline" today.
Last edited by lilybelle; 30th January 2010 at 06:55 PM.
I like to keep my makeup simple, but it's fun to try new things. I've been particularly enjoying the NARS line lately for eye shadow, blush, and lipstick. Current favorites: Damages lipstick, Oasis blush, and Edie and Ondine for eyes.
Today I ordered some new things to try. The Multiple sounds intriguing for multiple reasons, LOL. I ordered the coffret from Sephora, which has three colors, Orgasm, South Beach, and Copacabana. The smaller sizes should be perfect to carry in a purse:
And I ordered a new eyeshadow duo. The colors are called Sable and Black Violet:
I have this dream of having a tiny makeup bag with just a handful of things that will do everything. Still working on that.
My latest purchase would be a powder blush from CHANEL. In Tempting Beige. =)
Just bought two 10g containers of mineral blush - the only blush in the history of blushes that does not make me look like either a clown or a porcelain doll.
Not a happy purchase, though: it's a backup for the one I have as I *just* found out that the company I bought it from is closing up shop. And not out of necessity/bankruptcy/whathaveyou, nooooo. It's because the owner imagines herself the second coming of Ghandi and is going to dedicate her efforts to a new, small-scale mineral makeup company with a "message of hope". Barf.
Just do what you're good at, woman - which, FYI, is NOT running for the Nobel peace price, ktnxbai.
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It is known that there are an infinite number of worlds, simply because there is an infinite amount of space for them to be in. However, not every one of them is inhabited. Any finite number divided by infinity is as near nothing as makes no odds, so the average population of all the planets in the Universe can be said to be zero. From this it follows that the population of the whole Universe is also zero, and that any people you may meet from time to time are merely products of a deranged imagination.
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Out of curiosity... Which company is it?
It's The She Space. Used to be very happy with their product, but now I'm just annoyed to be handing my money to a company that does not care about its customers. Needless to say, this will have been my last purchase there or in any future venture that comes out of this.
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It is known that there are an infinite number of worlds, simply because there is an infinite amount of space for them to be in. However, not every one of them is inhabited. Any finite number divided by infinity is as near nothing as makes no odds, so the average population of all the planets in the Universe can be said to be zero. From this it follows that the population of the whole Universe is also zero, and that any people you may meet from time to time are merely products of a deranged imagination.
Douglas Adams
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!! Some people just don't get it (customer service, that is)... So sorry for you...
Anyway, can she not be multitasking enough to do both???
Oh my gosh, veuve, that is too much. There are soooo many things I'm restraining myself from saying right now....
Anyhoo, I found one last tube of my preciousss False Eyelashes mascara at an EL discounter. Three more months of lash bliss!
From a swap, but brand new!!
- Victoria's Secret lipgloss in Blush
- CoverGirl LashBlastVolume mascara in Black
Dior Capture Totale High Definition Serum Foundation SPF 15 . I do love CD skin care and cosmetics- I've used them for years and find them excellent and they do what they promise.
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Bump! I just discovered Maybelline Eye Studio Color Pearls. They're like $5 a piece, easy to use, and gorgie! They come in 8 or 9 different shades. So far I'm loving Bronze Blowout and Silver Starlet.
Missha BB perfect cream No. 23
Laura Mercier Lip Balm
Laila Lip gloss
and that's it...
Just had to buy make up .........my staples....
Chanel Mascara
Chanel eyeliner
Clarins Body Shaping Cream , for the smell !
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Just kind of went nuts replacing my aging make-up stash.
Got Tarte brand mascara, eye primer, a shadow pallette, and a travel shadow duo. Also got some Korres concealer and 4 lipstains- 2 Tarte, 1 Josie Marin, one Maybelline. That should hold me for a while.
Sync'in and Think'in in 2015!
Last week I bought one Mac eyeliner, lipstick and a mascara. What a nice shopping!!
been lemming for Kat Von D lipsticks they look so pigmented, today I purchased Backstage Bambi and NARS Orgasm lipgloss.
Great combination, perfect hot pink lips, though I admit the lipgloss' name swayed me.
anybody else have any Kat Von D recommendations? The colors are so vibrantly hued, not sure which one to try next.
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
I got NARS South Beach blusher stick, Dior Hydralife something -or- the- other tinted moisturiser,Dr. Perricone toner and cream, Dior concealer - the one that comes with a brush - it's excellent ( can't remember the full name ) , Ojon hair products.
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Oh!!! Well YSL autumn collection eyeshadow duo 29 lilac and a bronze brown duo, the blush 19 a soft muted pink.
Two Clarins new long wearing lipsticks Rouge Prodige in Praline and Lilac Pink
Smashbox Shadowliner in Copper.
Oh and I will be buying the Elemis TSV from QVC UK on Sunday.
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
No I did not buy the Elemis TSV last Sunday. But I did buy a Julie Hewett LA eyeshadow palette Petite 4. New to this brand but exclellent quality and the eyeshadows are twice the size of MAC ones. Also a Smashbox Shadow Liner in Copper, still waiting for that to be delivered.
Palladio natural rice foundation (wet/dry)
Colorstay eyeliner pencil
Estee Lauder Blush Stick
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Isabel Allende evokes the magnificent landscapes of her country; a charming, idiosyncratic Chilean people with a violent history and an indomitable spirit, and the politics, religion, myth, and magic of her homeland that she carries with her even today.
The book circles around two life-changing moments. The assassination of her uncle Salvador Allende Gossens on September 11, 1973, sent her into exile and transformed her into a literary writer. And the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, on her adopted homeland, the United States, brought forth an overdue acknowledgment that Allende had indeed left home. My Invented Country, mimicking the workings of memory itself, ranges back and forth across that distance between past and present lives. It speaks compellingly to immigrants and to all of us who try to retain a coherent inner life in a world full of contradictions.
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Isabel Allende is the author of nine novels, translated into more than twenty-seven languages, including the New York Times bestsellers InÉs of My Soul, Portrait in Sepia, and Daughter of Fortune. In 2004 she was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Born in Peru and raised in Chile, she lives in California.
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CHARLESTON (AP) — The former secretary of a Mingo County judge facing corruption charges says her boss relentlessly pursued her, professed his love in a letter, then plotted to frame her husband for false crimes when she refused repeated demands for a sexual relationship.
Kimberly Woodruff and her husband, Robert, filed separate lawsuits Monday against suspended Circuit Court Judge Michael Thornsbury after mediation efforts with him and seven other defendants failed. The cases, filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court, demand unspecified compensatory damages for legal bills and lost wages, as well as punitive damages.
Thornsbury was indicted last month on federal conspiracy charges for alleged crimes against Robert Woodruff. He was then charged in a separate conspiracy involving a campaign sign-maker and the former sheriff, Eugene Crum.
In the second case, federal prosecutors say Thornsbury conspired with Mingo County Prosecutor Michael Sparks, Crum and a county commissioner to spare the sheriff from paying a $3,000 debt and protect his career by jailing a man who sold him drugs. Crum died in April in an unrelated shooting, and Sparks has denied wrongdoing.
Thornsbury, however, is expected to plead guilty Wednesday in exchange for the dismissal of the Woodruff case. His attorney hasn't commented on any of the criminal charges and didn't immediately comment on the civil case.
The complaint filed by Charleston attorney Mike Callaghan also targets the people who allegedly tried to help frame Robert Woodruff, and their employers, as well as the Mingo County Commission and the administrator of the state Supreme Court.
Kim Woodruff alleges sexual harassment, wrongful termination, negligence and deliberate infliction of emotional distress.
Robert Woodruff charges the defendants with deprivation of rights, false imprisonment, conspiracy to create a malicious prosecution, negligence and infliction of emotional distress.
Kim Woodruff says she endured a hostile work environment from January 1997 through March 2009, with Thornsbury telling her "the two of them were meant to be together forever" and she would eventually realize it.
She says Thornsbury also told her that her husband was cheating on her and dealing drugs, in hopes of coercing her into sex. He also allegedly warned her that if her husband were ever arrested, he would have to fire her.
The complaint says that Kim Woodruff nonetheless rebuffed Thornsbury's requests.
"By the standards of Mingo County, plaintiff had an excellent job with excellent health and retirement benefits," the complaint says, "and plaintiff was reluctant to forgo the salary and benefits even in the face of a hostile work environment."
Eventually, though, Robert Woodruff was arrested "on trumped up charges," the complaint says, and Thornsbury fired his wife "as part and parcel of his plot to force plaintiff into his bed and/or as vengeance for unrequited lust."
Federal prosecutors say Thornsbury tried between 2008 and 2012 to frame Robert Woodruff for crimes including drug possession, larceny and assault. The schemes allegedly involved a state trooper, the county emergency services director, and a friend and business partner of the judge, but none of them panned out.
Prosecutors say the judge first tried to plant a box of drugs in Robert Woodruff's car, then got a trooper to pursue a criminal case against Woodruff for salvaging mine-roof drill bits and scrap from the company he worked for, even though he had permission to do so.
They also allege that Thornsbury tapped a friend, the county's emergency services director, to improperly serve as foreman of the Mingo County grand jury.
Prosecutors say the judge wrote subpoenas and had the grand jury issue them to help get private information about Woodruff. They said that scheme was exposed when one of the businesses refused to cooperate.
And when Robert Woodruff became the victim of an assault outside a convenience store last year by two men, the judge arranged for Woodruff to be identified as the perpetrator, according to prosecutors.
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Kendrick Perkins challenged his Oklahoma City Thunder teammates before a showdown of division leaders with the Clippers on Wednesday night.
The Thunder had lost their first two games this season against other top teams in the Western Conference, and Perkins wanted that trend to stop immediately.
It wasn't easy, but Oklahoma City got the job done.
Kevin Durant scored 35 points, Russell Westbrook added 23 and Oklahoma City's All-Star tandem scored all of the Thunder's points in overtime in a 117-111 victory over the Clippers.
"It felt good to finally get one of those wins, and we can move on now," Durant said.
Westbrook connected on a 3-pointer from the left wing to open the scoring in overtime, and Durant rattled one in from about the same spot two possessions later for a 108-104 advantage.
Westbrook then answered DeAndre Jordan's three-point play with a baseline jumper, and Oklahoma City was able to close it out from the foul line.
"This is a good win for us, especially against a team like that, that had some success lately," said Thabo Sefolosha, who hounded Clippers All-Star Chris Paul much of the game.
Blake Griffin led Los Angeles with 23 points and Jamal Crawford scored 20 for the Clippers, who had a six-game winning streak snapped after entering the game tied for the best record in the West.
After trailing for the previous 44 minutes, the Clippers finally pulled even at 102 when Matt Barnes drove for a layup with 36 seconds left in regulation. Griffin denied Durant the ball on the Thunder's ensuing possession, and Westbrook came up empty on a drive to the basket.
Paul then dribbled out the rest of the clock before missing a turnaround jumper from the left elbow as the horn sounded.
"I think the frustrating part is we had an opportunity to win and, regardless of what anybody says, it's going to be hard for us to win a game when I play that bad," said Paul, who missed 12 of 14 shots and ended up with nine points and nine assists.
"It's tough because you work so hard but there's going to be nights like that."
Los Angeles had been tied with Memphis for the West's best record at the start of the day but dropped behind Oklahoma City and San Antonio with the loss. The Clippers were trying to win at least seven games in a row for only the sixth time in franchise history, and the first time since 1991.
"We fought the whole game and Chris got a great look. We're going to live and die on that shot," Jordan said. "We fought but we definitely made some mistakes tonight. They made more plays than we did down the stretch."