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Vadouvan-Roasted Cauliflower with Harissa Chickpea Curry
Faster! Faster! Skip the pickling and just top the curry with sliced fresh Fresno chiles. Or leave them out altogether if you're spice-averse.
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Gluten-Free Shells with Beets, Ricotta, and Pistachios
Don't laugh—good gluten-free pastas exist. Andean Dream makes our favorite shells.
Printed: March 2015 Servings: 4
Tempura Green Beans with Mushroom Salt and Shallot Dip
When you get right down to it, very few people actually really and truly want a green bean casserole. Lacy fried green beans with an addictive shallot dip? That's another
Printed: November 2014 Servings: 6
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Pork Sausage with Coconut-Chile Sauce and Lychees
We know, this pork dish from Rose's Luxury sounds nuts. It's meant to be mixed together so you get some garlicky pork, floral lychees, sweet coconut, sharp onions, and crisp
Printed: September 2014 Servings: 4
Drumsticks and String Beans
Make a big batch of this crunchy oven-fried chicken on Sunday for easy packing during the week. A little grated cheese in the breadcrumbs is a welcome addition.
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The Ultimate Guide to the Fourth of July
From burgers and dogs to frozen treats, here's everything you need to throw the best Fourth of July Party ever....
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Black-Eyed Pea Salad
The flavor of this salad deepens as it sits, and we'd use the vinaigrette on any bean salad, including green beans.
Printed: June 2014 Servings: 8 active: 50min total: 14 (includes soaking and chilling)hrs
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Find hot-smoked salmon, a Pacific Northwest delicacy, at specialty grocers.
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I'm planning to start commuting to work via bike. It's about 11 miles each way largely on bike paths, but there's a metro to take me as well. As I start out, I may only do one way or a few times/week as I build up my endurance/speed. I've been looking at several bikes over the last few weeks as my old Schwinn searcher is in pretty rough shape. I've looked at several models, and fell in love with the Fuji Finest 1.0 (2015 model) tonight. It appears to be a Performance bicycle exclusive for this year, so I haven't seen a lot of reviews for the version with this component set.
Product: Fuji Finest 1.0 LE Women's Road Bike - 2015 Performance Exclusive
It's got 11-speed Shimano 105 gears, and the XS frame felt really comfortable for me (5'3").
I've never had a road bike before, so am curious if collective wisdom thinks this would suit me well. I want a bike that will grow with me as I get better, and I like to buy things to last. For reference, I also tried the Felt ZW85, which is also lovely, but came at a higher price point, that I'm not sure is actually that much better than the Fuji ($1350 vs. $1099). Others I looked at included a Trek 7.2 FX, a Raleigh Cadent i11, a Trek CrossRip Elite, and the Fuji Sportif.
Thoughts for a newbie? Will this bike serve me well? Is it overkill?

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Harry Hurt III is an award-winning investigative journalist and former New York Times columnist. He is the author of seven nonfiction
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Can a man be right and be president? The vice president, who still believes in all the old-fashioned boys'-novel virtues, thinks so.
Can a man be right and be president? The vice president, who still believes in all the old-fashioned boys'-novel virtues, thinks so.
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The Hermann estate scandal exposed Houston's most powerful deal makers, most respected philanthropists, and leading lawyers to the harsh glare of publicity. It was a shocking lesson in the abuses of power.
The continuing saga of the Hermann estate scandal was a shocking lesson in how Houston's most respected philanthropists, civic leaders, and biggest deal makers had abused their power.
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Starting a business is not for the faint of heart.
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That's what you would've been, if you'd just paid attention to your mother. You wouldn't have caught your death of cold or poked someone's eye out. You'd never even bother looking for money trees.
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You couldn't resist: last week, you bought a piece of art.
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SAN DIEGO - NOVEMBER 15: Andy Reid head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles points to his defensive line as he yells instructions against the San Diego Chargers late in the fourth quarter during the NFL football game at Qualcomm Stadium on November 15, 2009 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
When Andy Reid uses the word ''pathetic'' to describe the performance of the Philadelphia Eagles, it must've been really bad. The Eagles blew a 10-point lead with 5:18 left and lost 26-23 in overtime to Detroit on Sunday to fall to 3-3 going into their bye week. It was the second straight game they wasted a late lead, a common theme over the past two seasons. Throughout his 14 seasons as head coach, Reid typically accepts blame after each loss, filling his news conferences with quotes such as: ''I have to do a better job'' and ''I have to put the players in better position to perform.'' After uttering those phrases several times Monday, Reid was uncharacteristically critical of the offense for its last two series. Michael Vick and Co. went three-and-out late in the game, allowing the Lions enough time to get the tying field goal to force overtime. After winning the coin toss, they went three-and-out again with Vick getting sacked on the first two plays to lose 21 yards. That for...
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Recent Purchases, Part IV: The tools
Posted by Latoya in Brushes, MAC, Makeup Accessories, Real Techniques on June 30, 2015
MAN, I gotta get through all these 'Recent Purchases' posts already! There was just SO MUCH, you guys. And the photos have all been taken. And truth be told I'm a little bit lacking in original post ideas, since I'm a wee bit sidetracked these days:
THIS KID. She makes me laugh so much!!
I hope no one minds gratuitous baby pics…I can't help myself!
ANYWAY. Let's soldier on. Today I bring you the brushes/tools I've purchased over the past few months. These were not really necessary to buy, yet I feel they all were fairly practical purchases as I use them all quite frequently. The first to join the ranks of my tool collection was Beauty Blender ($26CAD); I finally caved to the hype and picked on up during the Sephora sale in April.
To be honest, I'm not particularly wowed. At least not when it's used to blend foundation – I find I look MORE makeup-y when I use it for that purpose, and the whole reason I bought it was to look more natural, so that's a fail. However, it's nice for blending concealer and cream/liquid highlight, so it's not gone to total waste. But I'm definitely not a convert nor going to preach its amazingness. Also – apparently I'm too rough when washing it, as this has already happened:
Next, during one of two MAC hauls I bought the #266 Small Angled Brush ($ CAD), as I wanted something to use to apply cream/gel liner in a more diffused way. I like this a lot – you could also use it damp to apply powder shadow as liner, which I haven't done yet but intend to. I have an angel liner brush from Clinique that I use for powder brow products, but it's splayed and fluffed out too much for liner application – this one sounds like it will retain it's tight shape much better.
Then, I had a bit of a 'moment' and decided I *needed* to buy the Chikuhodo Z-Series Z4 Cheek/Highlighter Brush ($73US) from Beautylish*. I really didn't *need* this, but since having it I've been enjoying it immensely – aside from the fact that it's SO DAMN SOFT, it applies and blends powder highlight like a dream. I used it initially with my more pigmented blushes as it's so soft I thought it would help me stop overapplying them (damn if I don't love my blush), but it's too soft to blend them as well as I'd like; I've found myself using the Make Up For Ever #156 Large Flat Blush Brush for blush application a lot lately and LOVING it.
*Fantastic service by the way – I received my products within two days and afterward someone from the site text messaged me to see how I was enjoying the products I'd purchased. At first I found it a bit invasive, but after a bit of back and forth they left me alone, so ! I'll be purchasing from them again. And FYI – your first purchase from the site they offer 15% off and free shipping, so BONUS.
Finally, after deciding the Beauty Blender wasn't doing the trick and trying to hunt down the Real Techniques Expert Face Brush for achieving a natural-looking base, I found a Lawtons that carried the brand, and I bought said brush, as well as the Real Techniques Setting Brush. Unlike the Beauty Blender, the hype surrounding these is well-deserved, especially for their price (I can't remember exactly but they were both under $15 each). I've been using the Expert Face Brush for both liquid and powder foundation and it buffs them both so nicely into the skin, and so effortlessly. Equally as useful, the Setting Brush is fantastic for placing powder right where it's needed, and with a light touch. As someone who loves a more glowing look, but has slightly oily skin – which means I can veer into greasy very easily – spot powdering is ideal; I can just dust a bit around my nose, between my brows, on my chin, and under my eyes to set my concealer, without mattifying EVERYTHING on my face. I thought my MAC #138 Tapered Face Brush was sufficient for this task, but it's still a bit too big and ends up powdering more than I want/need. So these two = total win.
Alright. Another purchase post down! I have 3 more to go (I KNOW. I bought SO MUCH STUFF) which I hope to get out soon so I'm forced to come up with something interesting to write about. I mean, it's not all bad doing these kind of group mini-reviews – hopefully they're helpful – but I'd like to get my creative juices flowing again.
Have you tried any of these brushes/tools? What sort of posts might you be interesting in reading? (I've been reading my old old OLD posts and I am thinking about doing a showcase of all my products by category again – thoughts?)
Recent Purchases, Part III: The eye make-ups
Posted by Latoya in Benefit, Charlotte Tilbury, Eyeshadow, Giorgio Armani, L'Oreal, MAC, Make-up, Makeup Geek, Mascara on June 23, 2015
In the ongoing chronicle of my intense 3 month makeup haul, next we have all the eye makeup that I bought over the past few months – again, this behaviour was nonsensical as I barely wear eye makeup these days save for mascara, but…sometimes we just lose our damn minds. I'm better now (but still want to atone for my 'mistakes').
Let's begin with the most sensible purchases, given my comment above – mascara.
I went many years without buying much mascara at all – maybe one per year – as I'd often get free ones from Clinique, or just use the samples I'd get from Sephora etc. But this past year I've been trialing quite a few drugstore mascaras, as I've made an informal, semi-pact with myself that I won't spend the big bucks on mascara any more; for only 3-4 months of use (and generally the same effectiveness across low- and high-end), my monies are better spent elsewhere.
The first mascara I picked up however, WAS from the higher-end of the spectrum – Benefit's new Roller Lash mascara ($31CAD) – though I bought it during the Sephora sale in April.
Benefit's newest mascara offering claims to be a 'super-curling and lifting' mascara to give a 'sexy, wide-eyed look.' As my eyelashes are already pretty curly on their own, I wasn't initially reeled in by the product, but after seeing a few tutorials and reviews online I decided I liked the way it separated and lengthened lashes. Since I tend to go very low-key on the eye makeup day-to-day, I do prefer my lashes to be ultra-defined while letting my lips do the heavy lifting. For me, Roller Lash does the job well – it gives decent length, doesn't clump and really catches every lash so they stand out, which is important when you're not wearing anything else on the eye.
Two coats of Benefit Roller Lash Mascara
Though I am quite enjoying the lengthening and separating effects of Roller Lash, I also wanted to have a more volumizing formula on hand for when I wanted more drama. Enter L'Oreal's praised Voluminous Million Lashes Excess mascara:
L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes Excess Mascara in Black
The Million Lashes Excess is supposed to give 'bold volume with clean definition', and I'd say this is partly true. The formula is thin and wet, so it gives you time to build it up on the lashes without clumping. Because of this, you do get fairly defined lashes – however, it takes effort and several coats to get that 'bold volume', at which point the likelihood of clumps increases (though not by too much). I personally find this tedious to apply, and the effect is not dramatic as I'd hoped. Not a bad option though for those who are looking for a reasonably priced mascara with a little bit of drama.
One coat of L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes Excess Mascara
Two coats of L'Oreal Voluminous Million Lashes Excess Mascara
After watching Tati's first impressions video on the L'Oreal Voluminous Miss Manga Rock mascara, I went ahead and picked it up when it went on sale at my local Lawtons drugstore. The yet another addition to the Voluminous franchise, Miss Manga Rock is touted to give 'mega texturized volume' via a 360° spiked brush and textured formula, creating 'explosive volume' at the roots and pointed lash tips.
L'Oreal Voluminous Miss Manga Rock Mascara in Blackest Black
One coat of L'Oreal Voluminous Miss Manga Rock Mascara
Two coats of L'Oreal Voluminous Miss Manga Rock Mascara
Despite the aforementioned tendency to wear little to no other eye makeup except mascara lately, I still get sucked in by a pretty shadow. I had been on the hunt for a striking gold eyeshadow with almost a greenish tint for month, when I finally stumbled upon Makeup Geek's Liquid Gold pigment. The price was right (~$6) so I promptly ordered it because, why not?
Shortly thereafter, I went on a MAC craze, listing all the products I *needed* to buy from the core range. I planned to buy a few every couple months or so, and one of the first on my list was the subtle highlight eyeshadow in Ricepaper (frost), and a couple months later I followed my plan and picked up Cork satin eyeshadow, which I though would be perfect as both a transition shade or an all-over lid shade that would give me just a hint of smokiness (being so close to my skin color).
During my shopping trip to buy Cork, it so happened that the Extra Dimension eyeshadows were launched permanently, and though I don't love a ton of shimmer in my shadows, I couldn't help but buy one – iridescent A Natural Flirt reminded me a lot of my favourite shade in my KATE BR-2 palette, and so it was that I brought it home as well.
Finally, I had been eyeing a handful of products from Charlotte Tilbury (who isn't these days???) and Beautylish offers free shipping on your first order from the site, so along with a Chikuhodo brush (review to come) I picked up a Colour Chameleon eye pencil in Smoky Emerald, a gorgeous dark sparkling khaki, after seeing it in action in a post on Into the Gloss re: makeup for brown-eyed girls. Of all the new shadows I've bought, this is the only one I've worn (for shame!), and it is LOVELY. Glides on SO creamy and smooth and then lasts all day. And this shade really is PERFECT for brown eyes!
Left to right: Charlotte Tilbury Color Chameleon in Smoky Emerald, Makeup Geek Pigment in Liquid Gold, MAC Extra Dimension Shadow in A Natural Flirt, MAC Shadow in Naked Lunch, and MAC Shadow in Cork
I also made another shadow purchase, during the Sephora sale: a Giorgio Armani Eye Tint, in the shade 10 Senso (reg. $39CAD). I was so excited to try this formula, and having to order sight-unseen as we don't have Armani here in Halifax, I took the safe route and ordered the bronzy shade which I was sure would work well for me. When it arrived however, I was dismayed to find that not only was it not all that bronze on me (it looks much more like a taupe-brown with a purple lean), but that it looks very similar to two other shadows I already owned – Laura Mercier Caviar Stick in Amethyst and Urban Decay 24/7 Shadow Pencil in Rehab.
Left to right: Giorgio Armani Eye Tint in Senso, Urban Decay 24/7 Shadow Pencil in Rehab, Laura Mercier Caviar Stick in Amethyst
Having already purchased more eyeshadows than I should have, and being less than impressed with the shade (and formula – this was nothing to write home about, in my opinion, especially for $39!), I returned Senso. There's just no room for subpar products or duplicates in my stash!
And so ends my eye makeup purchases – for the time being. I'm sure I'll buy more mascara at some point, but not until I've finished two of these – I've tried all the ones on my lemmings list now so I'm good for a while. However, I am going to try my very hardest to resist buying any more eyeshadow until our trip to Los Angeles over the Christmas holiday (can't wait!!!!), when I'll have access to a ton of brands we can't get here (MOAR Charlotte Tilbury!). As you may have seen on my Instagram, I'm struggling with reducing the current collection of shades I own as it is, so until I either can eliminate a few shades or use a few up (!!!!!), I absolutely NEED to put a lid on it for a while.
Now, to leave you with a couple sweet pictures of my wee one, who was such a good girl during my swatchfest :)
GAH. My kid is so stupidly cute.
Have you been hauling lately? How do you stop yourself from buying products that you don't need/don't use?
Recent Purchases, Part II: The Limited Edition buys
Posted by Latoya in Blush, Dior, MAC, Make-up, Nail Polish, Nude, Peach, Summer 2015 on June 8, 2015
Oh L.E. products…you are the bane of many a beauty aficionado! They lure you in with FOMO (for those not up on their lingo – FOMO = Fear of Missing Out), and too many times you wind up with products you don't even like. DAMN YOU, L.E. GODS!!!!
….THANKFULLY, this is NOT a story of purchase regret, or FOMO, or anything negative :) The L.E. draw often calls to me, and I get all in a tizzy thinking I need something, but the rational part of my brain almost always wins out. If I DO purchase an L.E. item, it's got to be something I love and that will be put to good use – and these next two products fit those conditions perfectly.
I've decided that every MAC summer collection I'm going to pick up at least one item – I generally don't care about that kind of thing, but their summer offerings always have the best packaging, and I'm a sucker for a pretty package ;) This year, I was most drawn to the High-Light Powder in Freshen Up – who can resist a striped cheek product??
I was concerned it might end up being too light on my skintone, but if you pick up more of the deep reddish-coral shade at the top, it's packed with a ton of pigment and looks fabulous – summer in a pan, in my opinion! The second shade, a muted pale apricot, helps soften it, if that's the look you're going for, and the bottom shade makes a lovely, subtle highlight on my skin.
MAC Freshen Up – individual swatches
MAC Freshen Up – blended swatch
I'm extremely pleased with this purchase, and somehow I don't have a shade like it, so this is a win-win all around. I'm having a hard time not wearing this every single day!
In natural light. One thing I'm noticing with my blush application is it goes too far back…and too low! Wazzupwiththat? (*Also: wearing Dior Addict Fluid in Magique)
The second L.E. product I bought this season was Dior's Sunkissed nail polish – a soft peachy-nude that looks awesome with a (perma)tan. I grabbed this kind of quickly as I was out with the babes, but I knew it would look great. And it's Dior. So ya know, I took a gamble ;)
Both nude and pale peach polishes can be difficult to formulate, as I find they can be streaky, or chalky. This, happily, is neither. While I did find it required 3 coats to suit my nitpicky ways, it self-levels well and really is a wonderful option for summer – I love the way it makes my hands look, both clean and 'sun kissed' – how apt!
Not too crazy, huh? (unlike my lippie-palooza!) I'm extremely pleased with both of these and they are perfect for the season – both feel so summery to me! Yet, they both can be worn in other seasons with ease. It's these kinds of purchases I want to make moving forward – items that are functional AND which I enjoy using. If you follow me on Instagram you've seen me doing some major purging of my stash; while I DID go a bit crazy after Elena was born (as evidenced in upcoming posts), this past week I got a hold of myself and really changed my mindset, bringing it back to my desire to streamline and simplify. Once I started 'decluttering' in a big way, it became addictive! I just have no more room (literally and figuratively) for things that don't bring me joy anymore. Especially with most of my time spoken for these days, I want to make it count when I do get to play with my beauty-full things.
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OPI Soft Shades 2015 Collection {swatches and review}
[This post contains press samples] Bah. Another delayed polish collection post – my bad! I've had these photos for ages, AGAIN, but these kind of posts seem to take me a while to address, for some reason. I guess because there's not much personal about writing a review of a collection I was sent; I don't have a good story to tell about how I acquired them, or why, and those kind of posts – psychology-heavy where I analyze my every move – is kind of my specialty, ya?
Anywho. As usual, OPI put out a collection of sheer, neutral, wearable-in-any-situation-type polishes for spring. I only can remember two past collections – the one that used the Wizard of Oz as it's theme (I actually have two polishes from that one), and the one based on the NYC Ballet – but they've been doing these for a while I think. This year's offering doesn't have a theme as in past years. I like this type of collection for spring; it's soft (duh) and kind of a palette cleanser after all the moody hues of winter.
First, we have Chiffon My Mind:
I was excited for this shade as I am dying to find a gorgeous translucent, ethereal white polish, but sadly this didn't fit the bill. Though it's unique, with blue and pink microsheen (which you can't see here, sorry), it's a bit streaky (which you can see – and this is 3 coats!), and somehow that floaty quality is lacking.
Act Your Beige is a milky cream color, that I also had high hopes for – unfortunately, this was also streaky and required 3 coats (which I don't mind, as long as it comes out even in the end). However, Michelle from All Lacquered Up didn't find this streaky, so perhaps it's just my application method. It's certainly pretty and clean-looking, and it doesn't look this streaky from a distance, but I guess I'm just fussy. I imagine sheer shades are hard to do.
Sorry for the different lighting – this was taken with my iPhone. This is Put It In Neutral, which I quite liked. You can't see it in this photo but it was a *touch* streaky, but less so than Act Your Beige (in my experience). It's nothing exciting, but a good sheer is sometimes hard to find.
Here we have Petal Soft, a glitter polish with smallish round and hexagonal shapes, as well as the odd large flower shape, and Make Light of the Situation, a shimmering confection with prismatic glitter bits (both worn over Put It In Neutral). The former is cute, and I wore it as an accent nail for my Easter manicure, but EHHH glitter removal is the WORST. And you kind of lose the point if you can't fish out a flower piece (they're tricky buggers). Make Light is quite pretty and looks especially lovely in sunlight with it's rainbow quality.
Finally, we have This Silver's Mine!, which I thought I would really like, as it's less cold and hard like usual silvers (which I find hard to wear). It's got a sort of rosegold-greenish hue in the right lighting too, which is neat. While the tone is spot on for me, it is brushstroke-y, and it highlights any imperfections in the nail. Again, this looks better in practice than close-up, but when you have a lot of polishes you start to get very discerning about which ones you keep and which ones you don't.
And on that note – of these 6 polishes, I only kept one – Make Light of the Situation. I liked Put It In Neutral, but I have another sheer neutral I prefer (the one from the Wizard of Oz Soft Shade collection – called Glints of Glinda), and I don't need two. I don't wear that kind of polish often, and the new me can't justify keeping everything just because I like it OK. It needs to have a real place in my collection, and it needs to actively make me happy. Otherwise? FUGGEDABOUTIT.
Recent purchases, Part I: The Lippies
It's a good thing May was my birthday month…it helps me with an excuse for why I've purchased SO MANY MAKEUPS over the past few weeks :S I've come to the realization that it's not boredom that causes me to keep buying stuff, but rather the attempt at keeping a piece of my old self alive in this new life I'm living. I'm truly having the best time being a mom, and it only keeps getting better as Elena gets older and more interactive – watching her grow and develop is amazing – but my life revolves around her, so I think buying makeup and skincare like it's going out of style is just a way to remind myself that I still have other interests. Or at least that's the theory at the moment ;)
Anyway – it's high time I show you guys some of the stuff I've picked up over the past little while. I've returned a couple things that I wasn't super-enamoured with, but overall I've found a few gems that I'm really enjoying. I have time again to do a full face of makeup and I generally wear it every day, so my behaviour is not completely ridiculous (just mostly). Although, having said that…I've picked up five – count 'em, FIVE – lippies in the past month, which is kind of a lot. Let's start with those, shall we?
Top row, left to right: Givenchy Rose Perfecto, Clarins, MAC Elegant Accent
Bottom row, left to right: MAC Cosmo, MAC Make Me Gorgeous
Left to right: Givenchy Rose Perfecto, MAC Make Me Gorgeous, MAC Elegant Accent, MAC Cosmo, Clarins
My first lipstick purchase was made during a small MAC haul I made online back in March, when I decided that the coral red Make Me Gorgeous lipstick (Amplified formula) HAD to be mine. To my dismay, when it arrived in person I realized it looked scarily close to Tom Ford's True Coral lipstick in the tube, and I was heartily disappointed. It also makes any flakes and dryness on the lips really noticeable, so at first I thought I had a big fat LOSER on my hands.
However, once I got into the swing of mommyhood and was able to start looking after myself a bit more, my chronically chapped and flaking lips healed and the lipstick looked pretty damn good on. And when I did an actual swatch comparison between it and True Coral, it turned out that they're not exactly the same. While very similar, Make Me Gorgeous is lighter, brighter and has a touch more pink. Happy, happy day.
Left: MAC Make Me Gorgeous; Right: Tom Ford True Coral
My next lipstick conquest was one of the Givenchy Le Rouges – I've been dying to try this formula for ages but I couldn't decide on a shade that didn't already seem like something I owned (if you're gonna spend $40 on a lippie, you want it to be original, no?). I finally settled on Rose Perfecto, a blue-based bright pink. Just LOOK at it.
As I had to order online, I could only guess that it was unlike anything else I owned. When it arrived, I immediately did some swatching to see if I made the right choice:
Left to right: Bite Quince, Givenchy Rose Perfecto, Revlon Showy
My first thought was that it would rival another bright pink lippie in my stash, Bite High Pigment Lip Pencil in Quince, which I love. However, it makes that shade look warm and dark in comparison. Revlon's Matte Balm in Showy, though, was a very close match, proving to be only slightly cooler-toned and more matte. As I only spent like, $8 on it however, I felt justified in removing it from my stash in favour of the Givenchy. I've already noted the AMAZINGNESS that is the Le Rouge formula on Instagram – I'm completely sold – and I plan to buy one of these during each Sephora sale. So, so creamy, comfortable, and long-wearing. LOVE!
Wearing Rose Perfecto…always with the baby in tow!
Every spring it seems like everyone gets on the 'sheer and juicy' train when it comes to lipsticks, which I've just never gotten into. I decided to finally pick up something along those lines to try, and the new Clarins Instant Light Lip Balm Perfectors were a good place to start. First of all, I LOVE the smell of these – like….. The shade I grabbed, 06 Rosewood, is sort of a brownish neutral, that merely gives a hint of color to my lips. Unsurprisingly, this is not long-wearing, but it does moisturize nicely (though it doesn't seem to necessarily improve the condition of my lips over time). I'm not wild about it, but it's a nice enough addition to my collection and super-wearable. The only thing I have similar is L'Oreal's Wet Shine Stain in Eternally Nude, and it's much more brown and pigmented:
Left: L'Oreal Eternally Nude; Right: Clarins Rosewood
A couple weeks ago I went into MAC to check out a few products on my wishlist. In a fit of madness, and because Elena was asleep and peaceful (therefore giving me ample time to look around and shop), I ended up buying a handful of items from my list, two of them being lipsticks. The first was a shade from the Mineralize Rich range, Elegant Accent – a pretty pinky-coral (which strangely isn't available on the US website but is on the Canadian one…also, the range of Mineralize Rich lipsticks is completely different between the two sites).
Wearing Elegant Accent, as seen on my Instagram, sans filter (which skewed the color a bit)
As you do when you have too many lipsticks in general, I did another swatch comparison. This time, I though MAC's Crosswires might be similar; however, it leans more coral-orange than pink, and the finish – which is Cremesheen – is thicker than the semi-opaqueness of the Mineralize Rich formula. I love how hydrating and forgiving the Mineralize Rich formula is – I'll definitely be trying more shades in the future (though am I the only one that finds the shade range limited, at least here in Canada?)!
Left: MAC Elegant Accent; Right: MAC Crosswires
The second lipstick I picked up during my MAC Madness was Cosmo, rosy brown in an Amplified Creme formula. I was looking for something to enhance my lip tone – make it look lush and full, but still natural. I have a hard time with MLBB shades – they never seem to do what I want them to do, usually looking too pink or too dull. Unfortunately, while I loved the lipstick in-store, when I got it home it was again not quite what I wanted. The Amplified Creme finish in my experience is too heavy and thick – like the lipstick texture of days past. So while the shade is good, I find this looks too 'lipstick-y' to achieve that enhanced but natural lip I was seeking.
I also realized that I already have just what I was looking for in NARS Matte Velvet Lip Pencil in Dolce Vita:
Left: NARS Dolce Vita; Right: MAC Cosmo
Dolce Vita is a bit more reddish, and matte, but the Velvet Matte formula is so creamy and light it blends on the lip perfectly to achieve that 'full' look effortlessly. I LOVE these pencils, and have plans to get Dragon Girl (cool siren red), Walkyrie (warm coral red creme, similar to Dolce Vita but a bit more reddened), and Bettina (rose beige) in the future (when I use some of these lippies up already!). Seriously, if you haven't tried these, you NEED to – they're not drying, they last for hours and they're the only mattes I can wear even when my lips are in rough shape. FAB-U-LOUS!
And thus ends my lipstick-palooza…for 2015 so far, anyway. It gets harder and harder to find original shades within my existing collection, so I've got to slow down on the purchasing for awhile and start using stuff up already. Other than the NARS lip pencils, I don't have any lipstick purchases planned at the moment…which is probably a good thing!


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- Ethnicity
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- Height
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I'm an easy-going guy who prefers enjoying life as much as possible instead of stressing out about things that are out of my control. I'm usually at one of the unique events that happen around Richmond, especially all the great festivals the city has to offer. I also go to the movies once a week (usually Monday because it's my Saturday) and usually end up at Bow Tie Criterion because their selection of indie films is pretty solid. But when I just need time to veg out, I like to plop in front of the TV with a TV show or video game or just lay in bed with a book until I fall asleep.
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I currently work as an evening director at a local TV station which means I work some unusual hours, but it also means I have mornings and early afternoons available to do things when places are less crowded. That includes catching a movie, relaxing at the river, visiting a museum, etc. I've recently made it a point to get out and explore central Virginia more. Even though I've lived here most of my life, I've come to realize that I still know very little about it.
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Keeping myself entertained.
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Books: The Dark Tower and other Stephen King books, Harry Potter, most anything Terry Brooks writes, The Martian Chronicles, Catch-22, The Historian
TV: Doctor Who, Mad Men, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Community, Arrested Development, The Simpsons, Futurama, Newsradio, Dead Like Me, Workaholics, Drunk History, The Flash, Gotham, You're The Worst
Movies: The Princess Bride, Office Space, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Back To The Future, Indiana Jones, The Incredibles, The Usual Suspects, The Way Way Back
Music: Weezer and Green Day are probably my favorite bands, but I usually listen to podcasts
Food: Anything
TV: Doctor Who, Mad Men, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Community, Arrested Development, The Simpsons, Futurama, Newsradio, Dead Like Me, Workaholics, Drunk History, The Flash, Gotham, You're The Worst
Movies: The Princess Bride, Office Space, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Back To The Future, Indiana Jones, The Incredibles, The Usual Suspects, The Way Way Back
Music: Weezer and Green Day are probably my favorite bands, but I usually listen to podcasts
Food: Anything
The six things I could never do without
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The Internet, a car, electricity, air conditioning, indoor plumbing, a comfortable bed
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Working until midnight, unfortunately.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Syracuse was willing to pack in its zone defense, daring Memphis to fire away from 3-point range.
The Tigers took the bait, and suffered a terrible shooting performance from the outside.
The defensive strategy, along with 24 points and six assists from Jonny Flynn helped No. 11 Syracuse to a 72-65 victory over the Tigers (No. 21 ESPN/USA Today, No. 23 AP) on Saturday night.
"[Memphis] is not exactly the best shooters, so we wanted to play to our strength," said Orange guard Andy Rautins. "Our strength was packing in the zone and not letting them drive, because that's what they like to do.
"Our main focus was to keep them outside the arc, and let them try to beat us at the 3-point line."
The zone was effective enough that Memphis shot 34 percent in the game. The Tigers (6-3) were just 7-of-33 outside the 3-point arc.
Paul Harris added 15 points and eight rebounds for Syracuse (11-1), while Rick Jackson finished with 14 points and seven rebounds.
Flynn, who was questionable for the game because of an ailing hip that he hurt in the second half against Canisius on Wednesday, was 9-of-17 from the field. He said he was unable to walk or turn in either direction after the injury, and praised the Syracuse training staff for getting him ready.
"This was his biggest night," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said of Flynn. "He's struggled a little bit the last couple of games, and [Saturday] he stepped up early and kept us in there."
Roburt Sallie and Pierre Henderson-Niles led Memphis with 12 points apiece, as the Tigers lost for the third time in their last five games.
"Roburt Sallie, with what he did, earned some minutes," Memphis coach John Calipari said. "Roburt maybe moved by about six guys on the team."
Despite the terrible shooting night, particularly from outside, Memphis was still within 60-57 with just over five minutes to play. But Syracuse would make enough free throws down the stretch to hold on for its second straight win, after its only loss of the season came on a desperation shot by Cleveland State on Monday night.
The Orange were without starting guard Eric Devendorf, the team's second-leading scorer, who is under university suspension after he was accused of hitting a female student on Nov. 1.
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It's been great reading everyone's comments. Things came to a head yesterday and I can honestly say that it was the worst day of my married life.
My husband fell to pieces and admitted that his feelings have spiralled out of control. He feels a huge amount of guilt and regret that he asked me to do this in the first place, which has caused me to discover that I want to have phone sex with another man.
If it was a complete stranger, he would be able to deal with it. What he can't deal with, is the fact that I have made friends with this other man.
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About the Journal
|International Journal of Accounting Research (IJAR) is an Open Access journal that aims to publish the most accurate and reliable source of information addressing the complete spectrum of Accounting including Management Accounting,Financial accounting, Public accounting, Social and Environment accounting, Tax accounting and many more in the form of original articles,review articles,case reports and short communications.
|The journal includes a wide range of fields in its discipline to create a platform for the authors to make their contribution towards the journal and the editorial office promises a peer review process for the submitted manuscripts for the quality of publishing. The journal is using Editorial Manager System for quality peer review process. Editorial Manager is an online manuscript submission, review and tracking systems. Review processing is performed by the editorial board members of Journal of Accounting & Research or outside experts; at least two independent reviewers approval followed by editor approval is required for acceptance of any citable manuscript. Authors may submit manuscripts and track their progress through the system, hopefully to publication. Reviewers can download manuscripts and submit their opinions to the editor. Editors can manage the whole submission/review/revise/publish process.
|The aim of the IJAR is to provide advance knowledge and the understanding of both theory and practice in accounting, by providing a high quality applied and theoretical research.
International accounting is mainly interpreted to include the reporting of International economic transition and the study of differences in practices worldwide.
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|OMICS International organises 300+ Conferences every year across USA, Europe & Asia with support from 1000 more scientific societies and Publishes 400+ open access journals which contains over 30000 eminent personalities, reputed scientists as editorial board members.
|Aims and Scope
Syed Husain Ashraf
Syed Husain Ashraf and Dhanraj Sharma
Joseph K Nwankpa