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I am at home today and this is my favourite time of year, when Clare and I can go for walks in the countryside around our home and see the fields and hedges coming to life after the winter, looking in the puddles for the first frog spawn. In the evenings I make bread and last week Clare and I made 20 jars of delicious dark marmalade! This is when I get my writing done. I have just finished my new novel. I have enjoyed writing it and I hope you will enjoy reading it. It's called An Eagle in the Snow and it comes out in the autumn.
I am looking forward hugely to the year ahead. In May we are going to the Hay Festival where I'll be doing two performances of one of my concerts and talking about 'Listen to the Moon'. In September one my favourite short stories 'My Father is a Polar Bear' is being published by Walker Books with truly wonderful illustrations by Felicita Sala.
This year I am thrilled to have theatrical productions adapted from my books, playing all around the country. In July 'Running Wild' is being performed at the Chichester Festival, in August an adaptation of 'The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips' is being performed in Cornwall by Knee High, the play is called '946'. Look out for magical performances of 'I Believe in Unicorns' by Alibi Theatre all over the country! And last but not least Joey trots on in War Horse in London, Holland and soon in Belgium – and before the end of the year in Beijing, China!
During the year I will be travelling up and down the country, speaking at festivals and also performing with my friends John Tams, Coope, Boyes and Simpson, Voices at the Door and The Storyteller's Ensemble, concerts inspired by 'War Horse', 'Private Peaceful' and 'The Mozart Question'. And for the first time Clare and I will appear on stage together in our new concert based on 'Where my Wellies Take Me'!
So it is going to be a busy year. It would be great to meet you if you were able to come to one of my talks or one of the concerts.
All good wishes,April 2015
Michael Morpurgo
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Michael Morpurgo is, in his own words, "oldish, married with three children, and a grandfather six times over." Born in 1943, he attended schools in London, Sussex and Canterbury (one at least of which was horrible enough to inspire him to describe it obliquely in The Butterfly Lion). He went on to London University to study English and French, followed by a step into the teaching profession and a job in a primary school in Kent. It was there that he discovered what he wanted to do.
"We had to read the children a story every day and my lot were bored by the book I was reading. I decided I had to do something and told them the kind of story I used to tell my kids – it was like a soap opera, and they focused on it. I could see there was magic in it for them, and realised there was magic in it for me."
In 1976 Michael and his wife, Clare, started the charity Farms For City Children (FFCC), which aims to relieve the poverty of experience of young children from inner city and urban areas by providing them with a week in which they work actively and purposefully on farms in the heart of the countryside. They now have three farms – Nethercott in Devon, Treginnis in Wales and Wick in Gloucestershire. "As a teacher I realised many children had little real contact with the world around them – to them the television was real. I wanted them to experience life at first hand." In the last 30 years over, 50,000 children from cities and towns throughout the UK have spent a week of their lives living and working on one of the three farms.
Living in Devon, listening to Mozart, and working with children have provided most of the stimulae Michael needs to discover and write his stories. He spends about half his life mucking out sheds with the children, feeding sheep or milking cows; the other half he spends dreaming up and writing stories. "For me, the greater part of writing is daydreaming, dreaming the dream of my story until it hatches out – the writing down of it I always find hard. But I love finishing it, then holding the book in my hand and sharing my dream with my readers."
Michael has been awarded a number of Honorary Doctorates from:
University of Suffolk
University of Exeter
University of Plymouth
Fellow of Kings College
University of London
University of Hertfordshire
University of Sheffield
Birmingham City University
University of Northampton
Grosse Teste University Lincoln
University of Worcester
Michael is also Vice Chancellor of The Children's University.
Michael Morpurgo is President of Book Trust.
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Where do you get your ideas for books from?
From all around me. Places, people, stories I hear, little happenings, big happenings, history. I keep my eyes and ears open, my heart fresh.
How many books have you written?
Over one hundred. Private Peaceful was the hundredth. Sound a lot but that's fat ones, thin ones. All sorts.
Where do you write?
On my bed where I'm most comfortable. I pile the pillows up behind me, settle back and write by hand with my exercise book on my knees.
Are the stories true?
With each one there is an element of truth. I weave different truths into the same story to make another kind of truth. So with Kensuke's Kingdom, (link) there was a Japanese soldier who decided to stay behind on an island after WW2, and people do hunt orangutans, kill the parents and kidnap their young, and people do sail around the world on yachts, and sometimes they fall overboard...
What was your first book?
Shan't tell you, because it wasn't much good.
What is your favourite book that you have written?
The Butterfly Lion or Kensuke's Kingdom or War Horse or Private Peaceful.
How long does it take to write a book?
It depends on how well I'm writing, how well it's flowing. But I usually spend several months dreaming it up in my head – I call it my 'dreamtime', the most important part of my story inventing when I try to weave the story together, do my research and find the right voice for the story. Once I begin writing, I write very fast and will finish a book in two or three months. Then revising it might take another month. So, on average, a novel takes upwards of 6 months to write.
Who's your favourite author?
Robert Louis Stevenson (Treasure Island), Rudyard Kipling (The Just So Stories) and Ted Hughes (The Iron Man).
How do you choose your illustrators?
By getting to know them. I've worked for many years now with Michael Foreman. Indeed, he's suggested many stories to me: Farm Boy, Billy the Kid, Arthur, High King of Britain. We really do spark off each other. I've worked very well too with Quentin Blake, Christian Birmingham, Tony Ross, Shoo Rayner and many others. The publishers sometimes help in choosing who should illustrate what. They know many more illustrators than I do, and can visualise a book better than me. But I know what I like.
How old are you? Have you got any children? Do you have any pets?
I'm very young. I have a wife called Clare and three children and six grandchildren. Sadly our old dog Bercelet died last year so all we have are four bantams, three hens and a cockerel called George who loves to scratch up the flowers in the garden.


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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Little is known about Warren's life. Vidic had been working for Abstergo since at least 1982. He was not a typically happy man, and was driven by his constant work. Warren led the Animus project, but left the assembly and engineering of the Animi up to his co-worker on the Animus project, Lucy Stillman, and the Abstergo engineers.Around 1985, Vidic started to experiment on Subject 4, a young boy who would later be given the alias "Daniel Cross". Vidic put Cross in the Animus to relive the memories of his ancestor, though he also experimented on Cross with a replica "Piece of Eden". Cross also had a secret impulse embedded into his subconscious that would drive him to assassinate the Mentor of the Assassin Order, should the opportunity to do so arise. In 2000, Cross met with the Mentor of the Assassin Order in their headquarters located in Dubai, where he unwillingly killed the Mentor. He returned to Abstergo Industries' headquarters in Philadelphia, where Cross' own memories were used to find all the Assassin camps and exterminate the Assassins.Vidic and Lucy Stillman both worked on, who was a pregnant woman. They had difficulties with the animus because it was trying to read the fetus' father's genetic memories as well as Subject 15's memories.Vidic grew tired of the slow progression of synchronization to access further memories, so despite Lucy's warnings, he put Subject 16 in the Animus for days on end in search of answers until he started suffering from the bleeding effect. Subject 16 suffered from constant mingling of lives of his ancestors to the point of insanity, where he allegedly committed suicide.In the year 2012, Warren Vidic held the position of head of genetic research at Abstergo Industries; part of his role included looking after test subjects for his Animus project. That year, he authorized the capture of the seventeenth test subject; a bartender named Desmond Miles. At first, Vidic found the new test subject both unwilling and, subconsciously, not confident enough to explore his ancestor's memories. Vidic only managed to gain his cooperation after threatening a coma and an inevitable death.Despite Desmond's cooperation, however, progress was slow. Vidic's assistant, Lucy Stillman, was overly protective of Desmond's health because of what happened to Subject 16, and insisted on only short sessions within the Animus, lest their latest test subject begin to hallucinate as the previous subject did. Disheartened but compliant, Vidic ordered Desmond to his quarters and left the laboratory.After witnessing the death of Al Mualim and activation of the Piece of Eden in Desmond's genetic memories, Vidic recorded the map displayed within the memory, commenting "We've got it". As Desmond awoke, he saw three suited individuals in the laboratory's conference room. The three begun discussing with Vidic the results, and insisted upon Desmond's execution; Vidic agreed, but was cut short by Lucy, who insisted that Desmond's use had not yet ended. The two argued to the point of Vidic claiming that Lucy was undermining his authority, and Vidic stubbornly agreed in Lucy's assessment to let Desmond live; to "leave nothing to chance". Ordering Desmond back into his room, Vidic left the laboratory.The next day, Vidic received word of Desmond's escape, and the direct assistance Lucy had given him in executing it. Abstergo quickly set about tracking down the Assassins, and within three days had found the two in a warehouse and attempted to recapture them.Locating the Hideout, Vidic took a contingent of Abstergo security guards to apprehend Desmond and Lucy, arriving just as Desmond finished exploring the memories of another of his ancestors – Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Cutting off the Assassins' escape, Vidic attempted to coerce Desmond into coming peacefully whilst berating Lucy for her apparent betrayal. The two rejected him, and so Vidic ordered his guards to apprehend them. Minutes later, following the death or incapacitation of his entourage, Vidic was confronted by Desmond at the rear of his vehicle. Desmond challenged Warren to step down from the vehicle and to stop his cowardice, but Vidic replied by commenting that the Assassins should enjoy their temporary victory, and fled, leaving the Assassins to find a new hideout.After that, Vidic went on to initiate and train a team of Abstergo's loyal agents into more "subjects" like Desmond, through the use of several Animi, and the bleeding effect.


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In the building Dwight Howard's exploits helped build it's hard to find even the smallest remnant of the former Orlando center these days. The photographs, murals and other likenesses that once adorned virtually every other crevice inside the Magic's Amway Center have been scraped away, now just painful reminders of championship aspirations never realized. After taking the Magic through one of the most tumultuous years in their history, the six-time all-star who called himself Superman is now a villain - departed from the city he once pledged to take to its first NBA title. Change is everywhere for the new-look Magic. Orlando enters the season with a new general manager, coach and roster full of new faces - and a promise to recover is the rallying cry of those that are left. The marketing slogan for the first year of the post-Howard era: ''We will.'' ''It's a new, exciting beginning, a new era for Magic basketball,'' CEO Alex Martins said. ''It's great to see a bunch of guys i...
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Routh, 28, met Ford, 29, when he was working at Hollywood's hip bowling establishment Lucky Strike. "I was a bartender. And her brother was having his [wedding] rehearsal dinner party there," he said in an earlier interview.
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PM sent, Larry. Thanks.
I should have mentioned that cut paper would also be fine -- for example, a single sheet of whatever size cut down to 4x5 pieces (and some change). But either way works (unexposed or printed); I just want to see what it looks like in hand.


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In Waking Dream Theatre, you will learn and refine a series of acting forms. These techniques will allow you to interact with dream images that emerge from your unconscious through theatre improvisation. You will be invited to take creative risks with the encouragement of a supportive group and facilitator.
During the workshop, the group will co-create a collective dream world where personal story, current life challenges and creative expression intermingle. Waking Dream Theatre is at once a meaningful practice and a performance art. This workshop will allow you to discover, reveal yourself and be witnessed. Waking Dream Theatre can spark deep insight while remaining poetic and playful. The workshop will culminate in a waking dream "jam session" integrating the forms that have been taught with music, movement, improvisation and creative ritual.
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Ugh. Decided to test a day early (11 dpo). Today is SO's dad's birthday. He passed away several years ago and I thought it would be nice to give SO something to smile about today. Our plan is to name a boy after his dad, and I was pregnant with a boy (edd 2/17/11), but lost the baby at 10 weeks.
I got such a faint line ... I'm concerned that it is residual from my past pregnancy??? I had a D&C on 7/28. I know I'm not supposed to O (which I did) unless my levels are under 5.
Ugh. I KNEW I should have taken a test a week ago to make sure my HCG levels were undetectable.
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Calf Liver With Grapes
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|Calf liver
|1 Pound, cut into 1/2-inch slices
|To Taste
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
|Lemon juice
|2 Teaspoon
|Seedless green grapes
|40 Small
|2 Teaspoon
|Minced fresh parsley
|2 Teaspoon
Cut liver into 1-inch strips.
In medium bowl pour boiling water over liver, drain and dry with paper towels.
Season with salt and pepper.
Brown liver in preheated nonstick skillet, remove from skillet and keep warm.
Add lemon juice and grapes to skillet, mashing a few of the grapes to release their juices.
Heat fruit; remove from heat and stir in margarine.
Serve sauce over liver.
Garnish with parsley.
Divide evenly.
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Thread: Orangee learns
July 24th, 2011 #1
Orangee learns
Hi everyone ) Im 20 years old girl from Russia. I need some help to become better artist. So, i hope to get some feedbacks here ))
Here are some works i started with:
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And new made for HOMM and RIFT challenges:
So, im gonna use this to post new works and practice. As you can see, i totally suck in enviro ) and, of course, make better colours, values, style and speed )
Thanks everyone wholl watch it )
P.S. sorry for such big pictures Oo does anybody knows how to make thumbnails here?
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Highlights of this 70 minute guided tour include:
- The Old & New State House
- Faneuil Hall
- Boston Massacre Site
- Park Street Church
- King's Chapel
- Old South Meeting House
- Old Granary Cemetery
- Old City Hall and First Schoolhouse Site
- The Old Corner Bookstore
- Boston Common
- The Irish Famine Memorial
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|Rating: 5
Great Guide
|Tue, Apr 14 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family Without Children
Alan was well informed, interesting, and had a great sense of humor. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour and learned so much about Boston. Highly recommend.
|Rating: 5
|Mon, Dec 29, 14 10:00 AM
|International Tourist(s)
We have enjoyed architectural walks in many cities in Europe, Australia, and the USA. Alan's tour was at the pace we wanted to take and questions and stops were welcomed. Alan understands the history as well as the architectural aspects of the buildings and sights he pointed out. I would welcome another tour guided by Alan.
|Rating: 5
I love the tour
|Thu, Oct 9, 14 10:00 AM
|International Tourist(s)
I love the tour, again
|Rating: 5
Informative guide with a good sense of humor
|Fri, Jun 27, 14 10:00 AM
|Group of Friends
We are American history buffs (MA residents) and brought our Canadian cousins, who asked to do the Freedom Trail. Our guide was delightful -- knowledgeable with a good sense of humor to keep things interesting.
|Rating: 5
|Tue, Jun 17, 14 6:00 PM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Group of Friends
It was a late afternoon and we happened to be the only group on the tour. The guide was very friendly and funny. He answered any questions and made the tour seem very personal to us. We learned a lot about the history of Boston!
|Rating: 5
Great historical tour
|Mon, May 12, 14 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
Alan the tour guide was wonderful, good sense of humor, loves his city.
|Rating: 4
Friendly and informative
|Mon, May 5, 14 10:00 AM
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Alan was great !! We had a very nice tour
|Rating: 5
Informative and Fun
|Thu, Apr 24, 14 10:00 AM
|Family With Children
It was just my son and I on our tour so our tour was personalized to our interests. Our guide was full of information and fun facts. Always fun learning more about our city and it's history.
|Rating: 4
Nice up close look at Boston
|Fri, Apr 4, 14 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family Without Children
We did enjoy our tour, though at times I did have trouble hearing all the details. I was surprised we did not see Paul Reever's house, nor pass by it. As well as the statue and the Old North Church. The cemetery was interesting, as well as the old architecture.
|Rating: 5
|Tue, Jan 21, 14 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
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We had a nice walking tour (guide Alan). The tour was informative and interesting. It was a nice way to get to know the history of the city. The walk itself wasn't strenuous - covered maybe 1 mile. Alan gave a good overview of the architecture along the way. He pointed out interesting things that we would not have found on our own. This was time well spent and I would take another tour in the future.
- Is advance purchase necessary?
- You must purchase your tickets in advance in order to guarantee your space on the tour. Please book well in advance to maximize your chances of getting the date and time you prefer.
- How long do the walking tours last?
- This tour lasts approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Note that this tour is the first part of the 2 hour Downtown Boston to Back Bay Tour.
- How far do we actually walk?
- There will be less than an hour of walking on this tour.
- Do we walk at a leisurely pace?
- There's just so much to see and talk about on this tour that we do stop frequently. We promise not to overwork you!! But we also really want to show off so many wonderful places that you'll be sure to see alot! We try whenever possible to stop in the shade when it's hot and in the sun when it's cool. And where there are benches, we'll point them out.
- What specific historic sites will we see?
- These are just some of the sites you'll see: Faneuil Hall, the Old and New State Houses, Boston Massacre Site, the Old City Hall, the Old South Meeting House, the Old Corner Bookstore, King's Chapel, Old Granary Burial Ground, Park Street Church, Boston Common, the Irish Famine Memorial, and more!
- What if I have a particular area of interest?
- If you have a particular area of interest, like history or architecture, please let the guide know and they will likely be able to emphasize that area(s) for the enjoyment of the whole group.
- Are there restrooms on the tour?
- There are restrooms at both the start and end points of the tour. While there are no prescheduled stops along the way, we will make every reasonable effort to meet requests for a stop.
- Will we be able to purchase water along the way?
- On most tours, we will pass by street vendors selling drinks. We will stop there upon request.
- Will there be food available on the tour?
- No. Please have breakfast before we begin, so that we don't inconvenience others on the tour by taking time away for you to get something to eat. If a snack is required, you can purchase one from a street vendor when we stop for drinks.
- Can we do shopping along the way?
- While the tour does pass through shopping areas, we request that you save all shopping until after the tour has finished. At the conclusion of the tour, we will be happy to give you directions to get back to specific shops and locations.
- Can I ask questions?
- YES!!! Questions are always welcome.
- Do I need to purchase a ticket for my child?
- Yes, please purchase a reduced price Child ticket for children ages 5 to 16. Children under the age of 5 may come on the tour for free, but please let us know if you are bringing any young children when you purchase your tickets. Remember to bring a stroller!
- Will my toddler survive the tour?
- This is probably just the right length tour for kids. You'll get all the information, but they won't be getting "antsy". But you know your child best - if you think they'll enjoy it and they'll behave, go ahead and bring 'em along. We'll make it as pleasant as we can for both you and them.
- Is the tour stroller accessible?
- Most of the tour is accessible to strollers and we do recommend them for small children. Please keep in mind, however, that many areas are uneven and there is one set of stairs, but you should be able to carry your children over these short distances.
- Is this tour wheelchair accessible?
- Unfortunately, we do not recommend wheelchairs on these tours because we pass through many old, historic areas with brick and cobblestone paving that can be uneven and make travel in a wheelchair difficult. There is one set of steps.
- What happens if it rains or snows?
- The tour runs rain or shine. If precipitation starts during the tour, rain ponchos are available from the guide. If really severe weather forces us to cancel the tour, you will be able to reschedule to another date or receive credit for a future event.
- How do I get back to my hotel after the tour?
- Your guide will give you specific directions following the tour. If either walking or taking the "T" subway are possibilities, your guide will describe both options for you. Maps will be provided upon request.
- Where does the tour end?
- This particular tour ends on Boston common, at the foot of Beacon Hill. From there, the "Whole City" Tour will be continuing on to Beacon Hill and Back Bay
- What are the differences between the offered tours?
- The Downtown Boston to Copley Square and the Copley Square to Downtown Tours cover many of the same sites. The first, as its name indicates, leaves from Downtown and the second from Copley Square. So you can choose based on which starting point is closest to your hotel or which time offered best meets your needs. The Downtown Freedom Trail is the first half of the Downtown Boston to Copley Square Tour. The North End, Waterfront and Downtown Tour includes the original settled area of Boston and then proceeds to the North End and winds up on the Waterfront. This is a lovely historic tour that goes beyond where the others leave off. It includes Paul Revere's House, the Old North Church, Boston's Italian Area and the oldest commercial block in the city. If you want to sneak in some Italian food, you might want to consider that, too. We'll even give you our recommendations for restaurants!!
- Does the tour have anything to offer a native Bostonian?
- Absolutely! Boston is full of little known secrets and treasures. Its nooks and crannies provide a wealth of sights and stories that go along with them. The anecdotal history your guide will share with you is sure to add new nuances to what you thought you already knew. You'll see a side of the city you never knew existed!
- Are gift certificates available?
- Of course. You can reach Boston CityWalks with the "Contact BostonWalks" link.
- Are Private Tours available for Boston CityWalks Tours?
- We would love to create just the right tour for you or your group. Please click on the "Contact BostonWalks" link to make arrangements!
Boston CityWalks
The Downtown Boston to Back Bay Tour is a particular favorite of folks who really want to get to know Boston. You not only see the famous Historic Sites, but you learn the history and happenings in context. And you get to to appreciate the beautiful architecture that spans the centuries from the 1700's to today. From Boston's oldest to the newest, you get to see it all!
The Downtown Freedom Trail Tour makes up the first half of the Tour above, for those with limited time or who wish to mainly see the Revolutionary-War era related sites.
Boston CityWalks also does customized tours to your specifications. These personalized walking tours are perfect for Family Vacations, Weddings & Engagement Parties, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Reunions, Family Get-Togethers, Graduations, Business Meetings, Conventions and other Special Events.


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Roasted Tomato Sauce
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This Roasted Tomato Sauce is simply irresistible ! Try this delicious spicy vegetable condiment with meat or pasta dishes and let me know if you like it ! Your suggestions for this roasted tomato sauce are welcome !
|Ripe plum tomatoes
|3 Pound, each cut lengthwise in half
|6 Clove (30 gm), unpeeled
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Grated romano cheese
|2 Tablespoon
Preheat oven to 450°F.
In 15 1/2n by 10 1/2" jelly roll pan, toss tomato halves and unpeeled garlic cloves with 1 tablespoon olive oil.
Arrange tomatoes, cut side down, in jelly roll pan.
Roast tomatoes and garlic 50 to 60 minutes, until tomatoes are well browned and garlic cloves are soft.
Let tomatoes and garlic cool in pan 20 minutes or until easy to handle.
Over medium bowl, carefully peel tomatoes.
Place tomato pulp in bowl with any juice from jelly roll pan.
Squeeze garlic from skins into same bowl.
Discard skins from tomatoes and garlic.
With spoon, crush tomatoes and garlic.
Stir in salt, pepper, and remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Asked by Ali-Rowley 4 years ago
18 answers
Can anyone recommend a treatment or product that won't turn me orange or make me break out and (if self-tan) is nice and easy to apply?
Beauty Treatments, Spray Tanning and Sunless Tanning
Thanks for answering - your answer appears below
TA-oR 4 years ago
We use Fake Bake self tan lotion in the salon (retails at about £22). After all of the products we tested, this was by far the best- no streaks, no darker patches and adjusts to your skin colour. If you're very fair skinned, it comes in a 'Fair' shade so ideal if you're a bit nervous about going too dark (we've ever seen this happen tho!) If you prepare the skin properly with oil free exfoliant (Fake Bake passion fruit body polish is fab), you really can't go wrong.
Hope that helps!
Melly28 4 years ago
Hi Ali,
St Tropez seems to be a very effective natural looking self tan that you can apply yourself. Ebay have a great range includinding aerosol sprays. Alternatively why not grab yourself a spray tan every now and then. They are fast effective and last for at least 10 days - We use fake Bake and califonia tan for our airbrush spray tanning.
beauty-basement 4 years ago
I have very very pale skin lol so i have tried them all. Ive found sol-spa(or st tropez) tanning mouse applied with a mit to be the best its tinted so you wont miss bits and very natural, rem to miosturise any dry areas frist, although you cant get better than a spray tan applied by a therapist try sol-spa 8%.
bronzedfx 4 years ago
There are so many differing brands out there. I would say for a self tan use one which has a moisturiser base, we use in the salon Unreal which is a relatively new product and has recently been getting a lot of press as it is very natural looking. They have a retail range and a professional solution for salons to spray tan you. The important thing is not to overdo it. It's tempting to go dark but if you want a natural look and not orange then this is the product to try. It doesn't stink either! I believe they've just brought out a new fast tan which you can wash off within a couple of hours but we haven't got it in our salon yet. They have a website you can buy their products, try googling Unreal tan - it should come up. We've had great feedback in our salon. HTH
siaskin 4 years ago
Try ,Clarins self tan new formula wich is not turn orange colour. It is a mouse then you can combine with oil free moisturizing to fade down the intensiti colour.
tink10 4 years ago
Loreal self tan is very easy to apply yourself as it goes on silky, I believe for very pale skin the key is to build colour gradually, don't go for a dark tone straight away. don't forget to exfoliate your ankles, elbows etc the ideal time is to apply just after a warm bath.
St Tropez is another good product, if you wish to tone down areas you can use lemon juice.
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BeautyVisage 4 years ago
Beauty Lab peptide tanning it is amazing. http://www.beautyvisageo2.co.uk we can deliver
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makingfacesbyjayne 4 years ago
Hello Ali, I'm also pale skinned, and I use Estee Lauder's GO TAN, Sunless Towelettes. They are super easy to apply, no mess, and give you a natural looking sun-kissed tan without streaking. Simply take the towelette, and rubber it onto your body, unfolding it as you go. I then smooth the application out with my hands as if applying lotion. They come in both the face and body, 10 packets to a box; however, I only use the ones for the body. They also dry quickly so that you can dress shortly after applying. For an equally looking natural glow for the face, I use EL's Bronze Goddess Soft Matte bronzer. As you may know, it's important to exfoliate before applying any self-tanner. I also have a method that helps you achieve a flawless, natural looking tan...after applying a self-tanner, use a lightly moistened cotton ball and gently rubber over ankles, knees, and elbows where self-tanners can appear darker than arms and legs when dry. Good luck!
makingfacesbyjayne 4 years ago
Hello Ali, I'm also very pale skinned, and I use Estee Lauder's GO TAN, Sunless Towelettes. They are super easy to apply, no mess, and give you a natural looking sun-kissed tan. They have them for both the face and body, 10 packets to a box; however, I only use the ones for the body. Simply wipe towelette over your body, unfolding it as you go. I then smooth application with my hands as if applying lotion to even out. They also dry quickly so that you can dress shortly after applying. For an equally natural looking sun-kissed glow for the face, I use EL's Bronze Goddess Soft Matte bronzer. I've found it's the best for pale skin. To use the bronzer, gently sweep a powder brush over hollows of cheeks, bridge of nose, around temples using a C shape, and at top of forehead and bottom of chin area to achieve a "tan", then apply your favorite blush over apples of cheeks. Blending is key in any makeup application! As you may know, it's important to exfoliate before applying any self-tanner. Here's a self-tanning tip that will help you achieve a flawless, natural looking tan...after applying a self-tanner on your body, use a lightly moistened cotton ball and gently rubber over ankles, knees, and elbows where self-tanners can appear darker than arms and legs when dry. Good luck!
BronzeBeauty 4 years ago
I am a pale blonde but love using Unreal Body Bronze. Its an all natural self tan that doesnt smell! I buy it online but you can get it from certain salons (depending if they stock it in your area!). Its cheaper compared to products like St Tropez and Fake Bake and I find it gives me a more natural glow as opposed to an in-your-face dark brown.
Wirralbeautytherapist 4 years ago
Sienna X Spray Tan all the way for me! it's natural looking, will suit all skin types and smells delicious!(holiday coconut fragrance)
Plus the range comes in a variety of DHA% (main tanning ingreidant) which means the colour and depth of the tan can be tailor made specifically to suit your skin type. (Not all other brands have this)
Also, great aftercare range too to keep your tan looking at its best for as long as possible :)
Hope this helps xx
AmyArmitage 4 years ago
Try Xen-Tan - they offer three ranges (Dark, Medium, Light/Gradual) so even the fairest skin can enjoy a natural-looking tan. The formula has olive undertones to it, so you can't go orange and you will achieve an olive sun-kissed glow. It is easy to apply, has a gorgeous fragrance and doesn't streak, as each product is packed with moisturisers.
It sounds like you would probably be best trying the Transform products from the Light/Gradual range. The gradual tanning range is the perfect choice if you want to be in complete control of your colour, so you can build your tan to just the right shade for you. They also do a specially formulated Face Tanner, which is a lighter formula for use on the skin and is very nourishing.
Hope that helps x
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laurasmobilebeautytreats 4 years ago
I offer Sienna X Spray Tanning for £25. For a pale skin I use the 8% volume one, the tan is natural I promise. See my blog http://laurasmobilebeautytreats.over-blog.com/article-hat-61848864.html
BeautyRetreat 4 years ago
I think everyone here is probably just going to suggest the product that their salon/spa/they use personally. What I recommend is to find a tan with a percentage of 8 or 10% DHA. You can ask you spray tanner if you are getting it in a salon or just ring up and ask the manufacturer since for some weird reason they dont put it on consumer bottles. Alternatively you could have a rapid tan which is a new development in technology and then wash it off after 2 hours for a light tan. Light home use products I have found are He-Shi and you can get a light colour with Celebrity Secrets aerosol spray if you use it sparingly. The main thing is to do a light coat. Personally I have found that fake bake and st tropez make me look like I have rolled in mud but that's just me, the undertones of people skin are totally different which is why not all makeup or clothes colours look good on everyone. You could also always go to somewhere like House of Fraser and use their testers to do a tiny stripe of each fake tan on the inside of your wrist, as long as you remember which is which you can pick the colour you want without having to buy 10 bottles of £20 tan. Good luck!
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annikasilvey87 2 years ago
i always use asyana natural tan which is a 3 step process. You cant get it in the states but you can buy online and get it delivered from australia which is totally worth it for the best fake tan
Sources: http://www.asyana.com.au
PamiSahota 4 years ago
Well Ali, i do Xen tan which is natural and is very effective on pale skin.
Alyson 4 years ago
Hi I use Fake Bake andalso have pale skin and it looks great on me very natural. Hope this helps.


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Scout.com is reporting that University of California linebacker Mychal Kendricks has a pre draft visit scheduled this week with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Kendricks reportedly has visits lined up this week with the Houston Texans, St. Louis Rams, Baltimore Ravens and the Atlanta Falcons in addition.
Kendricks measured in at the NFL combine at 5111 and weighed 239 pounds. He has 31 5/8 arms to go along with a 9 3/8 hand size. He ran an unofficial 40 time of 4.47 seconds to go along with a short shuttle time of 4.19 seconds. he benched 225 pounds 24 times and posted a vertical jump of 39 1/2 to go along with a 10\'7″ broad jump.
Kendricks is a compact middle linebacker who is slated to be drafted sometime in round two. He was a three year starter at Cal where he recorded 258 tackles, 13 1/2 sacks, 7 fumble recoveries, 4 interceptions and 5 pass deflections. He is considered a high motor, high character prospect and likely best suited to play the BUCK role in a 3-4 defense at the next level. Kendricks has shown above average ability to drop into coverage on passing downs, which should allow him to develop into a three down linebacker at the next level.
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Kendricks was the PAC-12 defensive player of the year in 2012. Kendricks has the skill set to be a LB/SS hybrid type player, which could be a huge asset, now that the NFL has become so pass heavy. Kendricks lacks the ideal height for the position, but so does London Fletcher, who has been one of the most productive ILB's in the NFL, for a long time.
I love this guy. Much smaller than Hightower, but at 5'11" 239 he's very similar to Timmons at his pro day (6'0″, 234). His combine numbers were by far the best of any ILB candidate, and his college production was stellar.
In a lot of his video, he doesn't take on blocks all that well. If a guard gets to him, there's a good chance he's out of the play. I think he makes up for that with incredible instincts and athleticism. Not sure if he's an appropriate replacement for Farrior, but I'm confident he'll be a stud in the NFL.
I would question his ability to shed blockers and get to the passer at the next level. Perhaps that is why the Steelers are having him visit. I wouldn't want two Timmons on the field.
It seems likely that Kendricks won't last until the Steelers' 2nd round pick, although they could trade up, I suppose.
Gary Horton from Scouts, Inc recently did a breakdown of team needs in the draft, and I found it interesting that under ILB, Horton explicitly says that what the Steelers need is a 2-down backer:
"Inside linebacker: Age has finally caught up with this position, as 37-year-old James Farrior is gone and 32-year-old Larry Foote may or may not be around, leaving versatile Lawrence Timmons as the only player who can play either inside or outside. The need here is for a two-down run defender."
Thoughts on Horton's assessment? As some here say, maybe we don't actually need another Timmons but rather stout run-defender who can shed blocks and plug the middle… and maybe rush the passer on occasion. Hightower, anyone?
Here is a guy I would love to see become a Steeler.I don't care about his size or the different knocks on this guy. Steelers know how to develop LBs! I personally think he will not be there for the Steelers in the second round. And he is a reach in the first. Therefore, if they want him they would have to move up in second or down out of the first round. I personally would love to see the Steelers trade down out of the first round and draft him and one of the second round NT and or OL men. Then in the third address whatever was not addressed in the second round, which would obviously be NT/OL.
Seems small and by the video was the 2nd or 3rd guy getting to the QB, but if he can cover and tackle in the open field, maybe. Can't have too many 'high character, high motor' guys…
I would rather draft a ILB 2nd round or later…… I don't think they should get Hightower in 1st…. I hope they pick up a NT or Fleener in 1st round and then OL and ILB 2 threw 5 with us picking up a OL T and OL G
If the Steelers are looking for a two down player, that is something they should be able to find later in the draft. Of course, I don't think the "two down" label fits anymore, because many teams are now throwing on downs, that used to be considered run downs. The minute a team puts a run defending LB on the field, the offense will exploit the match up, by forcing that player to cover a RB or TE in the passing game.
I here alot saying we should trade out of first round….. I don't understand why the steelers wouldn't straight out pick up Fleener in 1st round……. He would make the offense way better and open up guys like Wallace,Brown, Heath…… to me it's a no brainer Fleener in 1st round…. NT in 2nd and OL and ILB 3rd threw 5th seeming we need to OL guys then address CB and Safety…… Then get a late round WR and RB…… Atleast that's what I hope they do…..
James Farrior was listed at 6'2″, 243#. I've seen Farrior up close with pads off, and if he's 6'2″ 243#, I'm 6'7″ and 3 bills. Farrior might have been 6′, 230#…
If you're into the combine numbers, Kendricks is notable for having the 2nd fastest 40 from 2000-12, the 2nd best vertical, and the best broad jump. No doubt he's got speed and explosion. How PAC-10 productivity will translate to the bigs remains to be seen, but there are guys who come in a shade under 6′ and do fine.
i can see it already, u guys are gonna jump all over this. This guy will not do. 2nd round pick, really? and there is no way that coby fleener is a good pick either!! We already have HEath miller who will play next season as a 30y/o, maybe two years left= not a need (YET!) and beneath we have saunders who the steelers really like so if you disagree with me or not, the chances are very low of taking fleener.
I personally like the idea of vontaze burfict in the 4th/5th round… undisplined dipshit, i know, but with people like harrison and 'no nonsense' tomlin, this should be able to be coached out of him. If not, the 4th round pick would be worth it.
1st round take hightower… not the biggets need i know, but steelers have a habit of taking best player available and that will likely be him. And he a run-stopper, the part that we were weak-er on last season (did well anyways thohg) so he will imrove that. That then give sus LB corp for years!!!.
Some say MArk Barron, I think hmmmmmm, maybe but it seems like a poor year for safeties to me although we do need them..
deep class for o-line, take one in the 2nd round. I like the idea of ALameda Ta'amu in the 3rd. Take a chace on a WR (maybe secondary somewhere) in the 4th, burfict 5th, keenum 6th, and whoever fills needs in the 7th.. that would be a good draft.
Resulting weaknesses, still O-line but not as much- 2nd rounder+pouncey+foster+gilbert= not bad. Secondary, yeah, not helped at all here but hopefully keenan lewis/curtis brown/cortez allen take their opportunities. Mundy is starting to do well-ish. Oh, and RB… i like redman/batch for a season and draft one next year, maybe trade mendenhall to a rb-starved team for a 1st or 2nd round and whatever else it will get us for next year and 2013 will be great.
You probably hate the idea but personally, id say its a pretty string draft bar the idea of using two picks on LB- not a massive need.
What specific players do you want to see the Steelers pick up in rounds 2-5? It's easy to say, "pick up an NT in 2nd," as if they could pick any old NT and plug them into Snack's place right away, but something quite different to mention a specific NT that would likely be available at pick 56, and actually fits what the Steelers need their NT to do. Same goes for the other picks – will any old OL do, or would you target a Guard or Tackle in rd 3? Which ones? Would you consider a guy like Kendricks in rd 2 even though he fits the position TImmons already holds (BUCK)?
if they dont get any lineman big ben may not play anymore hell be in the hospital
No LB starts his 1st year in Pittsburgh and that will include Donta Hightower or anyone else. It doesn't work that way in Pittsburgh. So, I don't understand the value of selecting one in the 1st Round, when that pick needs to start immediately and that can only happen on the offensive line. No where else can you start year 1 for the Steelers. As a result, the only trade up option is DeCastro at starting left/right guard.
If teams cannot get to the QB, they will not fare well against the likes of Brady, P. Manning, Brees, Rodgers, etc. When the QB is under pressure and taking hits, that is how you beat the elite QB's in today's pass happy NFL.
I like Bobby Wagner in the 2nd round if the Steelers do not pick Hightower in the 1st. Mike Martin in the 3rd would be a great pick with his experience in 3-4 defense and ability to stay on the field for 3rd downs.
It is highly likely the #24 pick will be an offensive player as Tomlin has stuck with his offense/defense rotation for 1st round picks since he became head coach. Perhaps this is the year that Tomlin breaks the cycle, but I doubt it.
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Agent: Alex Burmistrov isn't going back to Russia
May 1, 2012, 10:31 AM EDT
Yesterday we told you of a report saying Winnipeg forward Alex Burmistrov was being courted to play in the KHL in spite of having a current contract with the Jets. Burmistrov's agent would like you to know that his client isn't going anywhere.
Agent Mark Gandler tells Paul Friesen of the Winnipeg Sun Burmistrov's deal with the Jets will make sure that he stays in North America and there's no getting around that.
"Nobody talked to me," Mark Gandler said, Monday afternoon. "The guy is under contract. End of discussion."
Asked about the report, Gandler was blunt.
"If people in Edmonton want to print gossip from the Russian papers without checking sources … all it takes is two minutes to make a phone call," he said. "They obviously didn't do their homework."
Uh, ouch.
Burmistrov has had his ups and downs since coming to the NHL. His first season in Atlanta and this past year in Winnipeg have seen him fight for ice time and deal with being a healthy scratch at times. Burmistrov is quite talented but with how he was put in the NHL immediately after being drafted, you're left to wonder if he was rushed to action.
If there's a far away place Burmistrov could wind up next season, Ed Tait of the Winnipeg Free Press says it could be in the AHL with St. John's.
- pavelfitzgerald - May 1, 2012 at 11:03 AM
Glad to hear he's staying put. He struggled to get in the lineup early in the tear but he workes really hard on his defensive game & actually turned into one of the Jets better penalty killers. As he continues to grow both mentally & physically (he's only 21) he'll get more ice time & he'll unveil that deadly offensive game he showed as a junior
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He shows flashes of that game and could be a contender for Mayor Dangle in Snipesville in a couple years. He needs to work on his confidence though IMO. He gives up far too easily sometimes. He'll come around though. Maybe some time in St. John's will do him good. They've got a fantastic system out there, and it could be a huge benefit to him.
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IEEE History Center Publications: As part of its mission to bring the history of technology to a wide audience, the IEEE History Center has been busy with a number of publishing initiatives. The center is proud to unveil Bell Labs Memoirs: Voices of Innovation, which will be available in both hard cover and Kindle® editions from Amazon.com in November 2011, and US Federal Government & Innovation, available now as an e-book to download from IEEE-USA's Today's Engineer store.
IEEE Fellowship: The IEEE Life Members' Fellowship in Electrical History supports either one year of full-time graduate work in the history of electrical science and technology at a college or university of recognized standing or up to one year of post-doctoral research.
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IEEE William And Joyce Middleton Electrical Engineering History Award: The IEEE William and Joyce Middleton Electrical Engineering History Award is awarded to the author of a book in the history of an IEEE-related technology that both exemplifies exceptional scholarship and reaches beyond academic communities toward a broad public audience.
IEEE Life Member Prize Paper: The prize is awarded annually for the best paper on the history of electrical technology published during the preceding year.
Conferences: Historical conferences under the auspices of the History Center.
Stevens Activities: History Center staff members teach courses at Stevens Institute of Technology.


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"In God We Trust"? Oh, PleaseWritten by Becky Akers
It's rare that I applaud a fool, but this time I think the Lord would as well. Notorious atheist Michael Newdow, he of the easily ruffled sensibilities and eagle eye for stealth Christianity, recently brought yet another lawsuit. No surprise here: the Feds' money offends him because it bears the motto, "In God We Trust."
When most Americans hear of Abraham Lincoln, our 16th President, they have an almost knee-jerk, visceral response that elevates Lincoln to the level of the great emancipator of enslaved African Americans, national unifier, America's first great non-racist and tolerant President, and defender of the Union and the racial equality of blacks. While this romanticized notion of Lincoln and his presidency has pervaded the national consciousness for almost 140 years, objective historical evidence paints a radically and fundamentally different picture of the real Abraham Lincoln.
If you want to be able to understand Obama, our Community Organizer-in-Chief, you have to read Saul Alinsky's two books, Rules for Radicals and Reveille for Radicals, which Obama read and obviously absorbed. Otherwise, you won't have a clue as to what he means by his words and actions. Those two books contain the basics of Alinsky's ideas of revolutionary radicalism which Obama spent several years learning.
Whether Americans realize it or not, the last decade's path of congressional spending is unsustainable. Spending must be reined in, but what spending should be cut? The Republican majority in the House of Representatives fear being booted out of office and are understandably timid. Their rule for whom to cut appears to be: Look around to see who are the politically weak handout recipients.
While many of the acts of the United Nations are accurately described as laughable, their latest idea is literally comical.


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In a reassuring twist, Forbes, that Tea Party precursor, called on the government to regulate production, and quick!
In fact, of all the precursor awards, the SAG is probably the best indicator of the eventual Oscar winner.
What could audiences possibly gain from watching Hollywood personnel go through the motions of adhering to an Asian precursor?
precursor pre·cur·sor (prĭ-kûr'sər, prē'kûr'sər)
One that precedes and indicates something to come.
One that precedes another; a forerunner or predecessor.
A biochemical substance, such as an intermediate compound in a chain of enzymatic reactions, that gives rise to a more stable or definitive product.