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Meh is how I feel about this powder. The colors suck (I've changed 3x), it doesn't last very long, and its only pro is that when it IS staying on your face, it provides good coverage without being cakey. If you don't mind reapplying, good foundation. If you despise it, ditch it.
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I got this at the recommendation of one of my best friends. I typically use a very light dusting of this to "set" my tinted moisturizer or I use this on its own when I don't feel the need to look fully "done." I have a very fair complexion and this never appears muddy and I really appreciate the extra SPF. When applied with a foofy brush, it's a very no-nonsense powder that does the job and provides sheer to decent coverage depending on one's application style.
What I don't understand is how the effect I get from this product can be so variable. When I first started wearing this, I got tons of compliments. Yet, on some days, I would find that this product would settle into my fine lines and look funny. I'm young -- I'm not even supposed to HAVE "fine lines!" And yet, Almost Powder showed me exactly where they were! No one else seemed to notice this phenomenon...but, then again, who would honestly say so if they did?
I've also noticed that Almost Powder gives 50/50 reapplication results: sometimes, when I lightly reapply, everything looks great. And, sometimes, it just kinda cakes up in my T-Zone. Ironically, I think this powder is better for my days when I'm less oily (which are getting fewer and more far between as the weather warms up) when powder is supposed to be oil-zapping.
UPDATE: I found that switching to a mineral foundation solved all my issues here, and I don't think I'll ever purchase this again.
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Just average for me. Sheer-light coverage, good colour match (01 fair) for NW15 skin, but no staying power. Put this on around noon and was sliding off my skin around 6pm, not a pretty sight. If you like pressed powder foundations, both Laura Mercier's and Dior Diorskin Forever Compact are superior to this in terms of staying power and finish.
EDIT 04/02/2010: This looks like I'm wearing chalk.
on 3/21/2010 1:21:00 PM
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This is a great product which minimizes time and effort a lot! My beauty routine just became so much easier and non messy, compared to fluid foundation. But, the use of this product is highly recommended with the extra buy of Cliniques bronzing brush. It is a vital tool for getting this product application right. The result is totally different (in a good way) than when just using the brush that goes with the powder. I would not give this product such a high rating if I did not find out about the application with the bronzing brush (Cliniques largest brush). This product is also very suitable for reapplication later in the evening, which can take you from daytime to eveningtime very easy. I totally agree with many other reviewers that this product actually does look better when have been warmed up a bit with natural skin oils in your face. After a few hours it looks stunning and even more flattering. I am normally pale with light blue eyes. The SA recommended #4 Natural for me, which I thought was way too dark, but it actually does matches really well and gives me that just extra bronzing colour that you actually can afford to your face without looking too made up.
on 3/20/2010 3:57:00 PM
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This was my HG pressed powder for 2 or 3 years.
However I found one with more coverage (and WAAAAY more expensive :( So now I use this for touchups because I don't want to waste my other one.
Great coverage.
Nice large mirror.
Finely milled, nice silky feel.
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Can look cakey if you use the sponge included.
Overall, this product is great. It covers up any of my redness, and is great for touchups throughout the day. As I said before, this was my HG pressed powder for 2 years or so. I used it with my EcoTools powder brush, and the coverage was amazing. But I expected the packaging to be better. The pan actually fell out of the compact. (Sure, I just put in a magnetic strip and it was fine, but still.) At $23 it's a hellofalot cheaper than my new HG Chanel Poudre Universelle Compacte. I will repurchase because of it's cheap price, silky texture, and staying power.
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best powder i have ever tired. it comes in a small compact which is still in good shape considering i have brought it everywhere. the little sponge it comes with is the perfect applicator for the makeup. it is not enough on its own, but it is my perfect powder to put over foundation because it just gets rid of my shine without making me feel like i am covered in powder,
on 3/14/2010 12:42:00 AM
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I don't use this as a foundation, because I need much more coverage than this alone can provide. I use it to set my foundation and give me even more coverage. It does not look cakey and keeps my skin matte. I hope they never discontinue it.
on 3/8/2010 8:37:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
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I love my Bobbi Brown Luminous Foundation, but live in a humid hot area and wanted somehing quicker to put on. This is great. I use some concealer under and get a fantastic finish. It lasts all day, although I have not tested it in the summer. The great thing about this makeup is it you need a touch up, its simple without redoing your entire face. I put it on with a brush, not anything special, like a smallish blush brush. then after I am done I spray my face with the Clinique moisturizing spray. Not very moisturizing but it feels great. This foundation does notmake my face itch like MAC did. I love it. I hadn't used Clinique in about 10 years, but this is worth going for.
on 2/26/2010 3:15:00 PM
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Eyes: Hazel
This is just OK for me. I bough it after reading reviews here stating it had good coverage but was natural looking. I do agree that the coverage is very good, but it is a little cakey; especially so if applied with the sponge they give you. I was recently in Cabo and wore this by the pool over my sunscreen for a little extra boost because of its SPF 15 factor. I was surprised that this stayed on my skin even after taking a quick dip or two in the pool. So, the coverage is good, and it's long lasting, but this is not an absolute slam dunk for me. It has talc in it, which I was aware of when purchasing, so it's not the best for my face. Talc tends to clog me up - but it's in EVERYTHING! I still use it occasionally when I want something with a little more coverage, like if I'm going out at night, but generally, it just sits in my makeup case. I've since gone back to my Smashbox Halo, which doesn't give the coverage this does, but is ultimately better for my skin.
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have so many problems with foundations and have tried so, so many. Mostly liquids as I like their smooth, dewy coverage. But they do tend to slip and take a while to blend etc. We got a sample of this at work and as the palest in the office (it was an 01 VF) it got given to me. Having a massive breakout at the time, I was on Roaccutane and my skin was a mess. By the 'almost' in its name, I really didn't think this would provide enough coverage - but amazingly, it did! It smoothed on beautifully and covered most of my spots without concealer. It was all I used when my skin was bad and it was a bit of a godsend. it covers my large, open pores better than any liquid and stays put all day. I feel confident about not needing touch ups when I use this. It's also good in humidity. I am really pale and the shade 01 is perfect. It doesn't work great beneath eyes, which isn't surprising as a powder, so still need concealer there. Highly recommend this!
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The Merchant of Venice (unfinished film)
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Irina Maleeva
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The Merchant of Venice is frequently cited as an "unfinished film" directed by Orson Welles and based on William Shakespeare's play of the same name. It was actually completed, but is better described as a partially lost film. Welles played the role of Shylock in addition to producing and directing the film as well as writing the adaptation. Charles Gray featured as Antonio and Irina Maleeva as Jessica. Further cast members were Dorian Bond, Bill Cronshaw, Mauro Bonnani and Nina Palinkas. (Bonnani was not a professional actor, but an editor who was then working on Welles's Don Quixote, while Palinkas was the younger sister of Oja Kodar, whose real name was Olga Palinkas).[1] Differing sources give the film's running time as between 30 and 40 minutes.
Welles started work on the film in 1969. It was originally produced as part of his abandoned 90-minute television special, Orson's Bag, which was made for CBS; but later that year, with the project close to completion, CBS withdrew their funding over Welles' long-running disputes with US authorities regarding his tax status, and so Welles completed the film as an independent project.
Filming commenced in Venice, but when financial troubles began, production was relocated to Dubrovnik, and parts of the Dalmatian Coast, which were less expensive to film in and doubled for Venice; and filming was completed in Rome, where Welles was editing Don Quixote. The film itself was a shortened version of the play, Welles even eliminated the character of Portia from the film after his mistress Oja Kodar declined the role, due to her then-limited knowledge of English. Francesco Lavagnino, who had written the musical scores of Welles's two previous Shakespeare films, Othello (1952) and Chimes at Midnight (1966), provided a full musical score for this film.
Welles completed the film in the summer of 1969, and gave a preview screening to Oja Kodar and her mother in Rome. Shortly after the screening, two of the three workprint reels were stolen, with only the first reel remaining. The original negative has survived, but it lacks any sound; and in the absence of a workprint it is impossible to tell how the silent negative material should be edited together, or to restore the original sound.
In the early 1970s, Welles filmed the Shylock monologue wearing a modern-day trenchcoat, although it is unclear how this footage would have been used. Several takes were made, and reports differ as to whether these were made in the Arizona desert, in France, or near Malaga, Spain (different takes may have been taken in each of these places), and some of these can be seen in the documentary Orson Welles: The One Man Band (1995), along with clips from the first third of The Merchant of Venice.[2]
Welles left all his materials from his incomplete film projects, including this one, to Oja Kodar, and she in turn donated these materials to the Munich Filmmuseum, which created the compilation Orson Welles's Shylock in 2001, integrating the first eight minutes of the film, and the Shylock-in-a-trenchcoat footage later shot by Welles. Additional elements are at the Cinématheque Francaise, and in the hands of private collectors. The last two reels of the workprint have never resurfaced.[3]
- ^ Andrew J. Rausch, 'Orson Welles/Gary Graver Collaborative Filmography', in Gary Graver with Andrew J. Rausch, Making Movies With Orson Welles (Scarecrow Press, Plymouth, 2008) p.164
- ^ Video on YouTube
- ^ Jean-Pierre Berthomé and Francois Thomas, Orson Welles at Work (Phaidon, London, 2008) p.310
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Sony α6000This is a simple blog post test, to see what it looks like when I upload and add a photo to a post. It's nice that the blogger editor gives me a choice of sizes and positioning options. This photo was taken with a Sony a6000, using the black & white high contrast setting.
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The Web Font Combinator
The Web Font Combinator is an excellent tool for experimenting with Google's web fonts. I used is to create a style for this blog. You can even create a link to share your choice of styles and fonts. The font menu also displays what the font looks like, which is really helpful for picking you favourite fonts.
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I am a web developer at www.i-shot-it.com. One day I would like to write regular articles to this blog. I enjoy writing, and putting my thoughts down in writing - even if no one reads what I write. I spend a lot of time staring at a computer screen. Too much time! I enjoy the work I do at I SHOT IT. Over the years I have become pretty good at churning out PHP, XHTML, CSS, and the odd bit of Javascript. I also respond to emails from people all over the world who need help using the I SHOT IT website. All of this keeps my busy, so I'm not sure if I'll have time to update this blog much. One day perhaps.
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Brian Westover is an Analyst for the Hardware Team, reviewing laptops, desktops, and storage devices.
As a child, Brian was frequently asked "What do you want to be when you grow up?" His answer alternated between Superman and Batman. This was cute when he was five, but worrisome at seventeen. Naturally, he is now a journalist, writing about technology and gadgets.
Brian has been writing professionally since 2007, and his work has appeared in business newsletters, websites, textbooks, and magazines. He earned his degree in Communications from Brigham Young University - Idaho. When not writing or fighting villainy, Brian enjoys sampling the culinary delights of New York, perusing obscure trivia, and spending time with his wife.
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Tewodros Fekadu: No One's Son
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Eritrean-born activist, filmmaker, and writer Tewodros Fekadu talks about growing up in the midst of the Ethiopian–Eritrean Civil War. He was abandoned, survived famine, and moved from the orphanages to streets of Addis Ababa. He tells his story in his memoir, No One's Son: The Remarkable True Story of a Defiant African Boy and his Bold Quest for Freedom.
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I think it is apparent that the book is written out of personal vendetta by individuals who have an axe to grind. The book is poorly researched, unbalanced and unfair.
In fact, the so called true story levels an accusation of higher order on a respected personality without any verifiable evidence that can be substantiated by an independent source.
The accusations are extremely defamatory to the good name of a respected personality and rise to a level that tantamount to libel which warrants appropriate action.
I hope individuals, publishers and responsible media outlets note that defamation based on a falsified or unverifiable information is not a right and would have its own consequences.
Tedla Asfaw, Tewodros was not 12 years old in 1991. It is one of the many lies told in this clip and in his fabricated book. What a shame! He is on a money making campaign. Unfortunately, he ends up gouging people by selling his absolute fiction simply because they sympathize with victims he created in it. Little do they know that it's mostly made up. It is disgraceful for him to come out and spit on my father's grave like this. Solomon's family is taking good notes and everyone will soon know the real truth. He made himself "no one's son" not because we didn't care for him but because he chose to lie and alienate himself...it breaks my heart to see him make up stories about my father.
As for the name "Fekadu" since it's my grandfather's name and since I speak both Amharic and Tigrigna/ya, it is translated to "his will" in both languages and has a slight accent in Tigrigna/ya (the "k" in Fekadu is pronounced with a an accent, not an "r" as stated in his website full of fabrications and errors). It is a common name both in Eritrean and Ethiopian highlands.
Tewodros was a young boy in 1991,twelve years old. The number of abandoned chidren in Addis alone that time was in hundreads of thousands. Children of soldiers who were pushed out of Eritrea, those who lost parents because of AID were the main causes of these huge numbers of street children.
He is one of the luckiest to escape and save his life to tell his story for the world.
At this very moment many young boys from Ethiopia and Eritre are following similar route like Tewodros to escape their "birth" place crossing desert. More than 2 million people most of them young people have been forced out of both Ethiopia and Eritrean since 1991. I wish Tewodros said something about the present. It is on daily news do not need to travel to Ethiopia to document about it. He should have explained to audience why both Eritrea and Ethiopia remains a worst place for young people to grow up in dignity. He is frequently visiting his mother country Ethiopia and planned to estabilish a health center for young people and I wonder if he has the same plan to do it in Eritrea too. I would like to correct one major error he made. There is no physical difference between Highlander Eritrean from Highlander Ethiopian. There is a very distinct physical difference among the 9 ethnic groups in Eritrea than physical difference between highlander Eritreans and highlander Ethiopians. His father name Fekadu is not a common name in Eritrea. It is a very common Amhara name. Was it his father real name or a name he was given by his mother from her family side ?
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