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The worker who was killed on Monday in the accident at the Trump Soho was identified by the Times this morning. Yuriy Vanchytskyy was a Ukrainian immigrant who lived in a Greenpoint walk-up, below a bunch of hipsters and above the Pakistani couple who owned the building. By all accounts, he seemed nice: He helped his landlady take out the trash, she said, and a co-worker at DiFama Concrete, the subcontractor at Trump Soho, describes him as a "hard working brother; always smiling." He had a wife and three children. The Times also found that Vanchytskyy wasn't the first DiFama employee to be killed on the job: In 2004, a worker fell 60 feet from a crane at the Lumiere, the condo building on 53rd Street, and since then DiFama — whose clients have included William Beaver House and 15 Central Park West — has received seventeen federal violations. Seven of them were related to issues relating to fall protection.
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Giving this a try again. There's not much one can say here that isn't completely overdone. Much more can be learned over a cocktail...... I like to keep busy...I love to cook, and I've been told I'm pretty good! I love entertaining, but also enjoy trying new restaurants, drinking good wine, and a nice martini after a long day... although really I'm more of a beer person than anything. I'm pretty into fitness - it's necessary on multiple levels, including undoing the damage incurred by consuming large quantities of hoppy beer and big red wine, as well as maintaining mental sanity after countless hours a week in an office. A semi-avid runner (is that even a real classification?) - I adore running the CP Reservoir just as the sun is coming up and have several NYRR races I look forward to every year. That said, I can't imagine running one inch further than 13.1 miles. Huge Soul Cycle enthusiast- I love spinning and love music so it gets me pretty pumped up. I'm considering taking it to the next level by breaking away from pedaling furiously to nowhere and getting a bike - would appreciate any advice/suggestions. I grew up close by, so get to see my family a lot. I have a good group of friends, and am overall content with where I am in life. Work keeps me busy, but I definitely try to keep a balance. I manage to crack myself up at least once a day, often several times. I count it as a win if someone else laughs along. I like to travel as much as the next person, and get away whenever I can, but don't define myself by how many exotic countries I've visited. Huge sports fan - Yankees, UCONN Huskies. Love love love college basketball. I'm not the most athletic- like to say I play softball but I'm really not any good. But I'll give it a try as long as the team is fun. As much as I love being around others, I also appreciate time to myself. I'm a voracious reader- I started A Song of Ice and Fire in April, finished 2 weeks ago, and find myself in a weird state of mourning. I'm also a big TV junkie and have been known to knock out a 12 hour Netflix marathon. (30 Rock, SVU, Suits, Mad Men, Dexter, Always Sunny, AHS, Homeland, the League, Arrested Development, Game of Thrones. I firmly believed The Wire was the best show ever produced... Until I watched Breaking Bad. Now I don't know what to think. I listen to music constantly. I like to have a soundtrack to my day - from a morning run, to my commute, to hours sitting at a computer, to my commute home, to the end of the night. Favorites are: Beastie Boys, Rage Against the Machine, Method Man, Black Keys, Franz Ferdinand, Jay Z, Talib Kweli, Wu-Tang, Mos Def, Coldplay, Deftones, RJD2, Tool, the Roots, Metallica.... I could go on for days. Concerts are the best way to enjoy music-- I'm always looking for a concert partner, although there hasn't been much I'm willing to pay for lately. I discovered Pandora about a year ago (I tend to be late to these type of things) and have spend countless hours creating what I think are some very awesome stations. I'm looking for a fun, honest, sincere person to make me laugh and share all the great things this city has to offer. If you love watching baseball, listening to music, laughing at hilarious TV, can get your butt out and do something active, and can have an interesting and intellectual conversation, we might just hit it off!
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Today, it's common to find news stories addressing school budget shortfalls, in which music and art programs are reduced or eliminated entirely. Individual families also struggle and, though it's considered worthy, affording a musical instrument and proper training is often out of reach for many Maine youngsters.
As music opportunities are reduced for our children, there is a direct impact on the lively-hood of Maine's music instructors. Without new generations of musicians being trained, opportunities to present and view live music performances also dwindle.
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Well Done!!!
Thanks for a great ride report. I really appreciate a guy that doesn't have to load up a $20K BMW or Goldwing with thousands of dollars of electronic gear and mapping software, multiple GPS's an such to enjoy a multi-thousand mile ride around the country. Like you, I don't camp much anymore, I really need a bed, a shower, FOX News, a little internet time, and a place to plug in my CPAP machine. But those needs seem to come with age, the ride is what's important, and you, my friend, have done the ride.
You've has given me much to think about. Being a seasoned (old) and long time touring rider (45 years and almost 400,000 miles) and much like you a paper map guy, I'm re-thinking the whole big bike thing. My DL1000 is getting to the point that if she decides to take a nap it's a real struggle to get her back on her feet. (or perhaps at 67 I'm just not as capable of picking her up as I used to be) I'm thinking a Helix or something similar might be the answer, light, reliable, and capable.
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Did anybody watch Matt and Meredith play Guitar Hero on the Today show? Did it make you want to kill yourself? If so, you now know exactly how you will feel if you try to make it through your office holiday party without getting shitcanned. As your co-workers get increasingly merry and begin acting decreasingly pubescent, you have a choice: either get in there and do the Cabbage Patch or run home to your new Battlestar Galactica DVD set. Fortunately, you're only required to go to one company party. We, on the other hand, have been crashing as many as possible. Last night's events included the Details shindig at Bowery Bar, the Domino party in some editor's apartment, and the fabulous annual Marc Jacobs costume extravaganza. We didn't go to any of those, but we did sneak into the Barneys New York hoedown at Bar Martignetti and the sumptuous D.E. Shaw extravaganza at Cipriani. After the jump, who parties better: finance geeks or fashionistas?
D.E. Shaw & Co. This science-oriented hedge fund throws legendary holiday parties. One year, Cirque de Soleil performed just for the staff. Another year, the company took over FAO Schwarz. So it was with great delight that we slipped into this year's fête at Cipriani 42nd Street. Upon entering, we were completely overwhelmed. Giant snowflake lights streaked across the marble columns. Music thumped from a D.J. booth behind a huge stage. A waiter took our coat immediately while another handed us a Bellini. We were already in love. In the side alcove of the ballroom, we found a wide array of delicious foods to choose from and were particularly besotted with a veal ravioli with a toasted cheese crust. The food buffet changed throughout the night (appetizers, entrées, more entrées, dessert) so we basically didn't stop eating the whole time. We even discovered a hidden cache of pigs in a blanket behind the stage. Not long after we arrived Blue Man Group performed. It was their usual shtick, but the Shaw kids really ate it up (OMG he caught a gumball in his mouth and then he spit paint out!!!) We noticed a celebrity in back, Jack Mackenroth from Project Runway! He told us he's been to the D.E. Shaw party for a few years now because a friend works there. We noticed he disappeared around 8:30, not the only time last night he left the party too early. We left not long after that, just as the scientists and hedge-fund gurus were really getting into Rihanna's "Pon de Replay." And by "really getting into," we mean throwing their hands in the air, shaking asses, and forming dance circles. Feeling the weight of Cipriani's generous cocktail pouring, we decided that we'd have to leave if we didn't want to find ourselves in the mix with them. Plus, we had to go home and watch our new friend get kicked off a reality show.
Verdict: Food: 5 (the Cipriani catering, as always, was flawless); drink: 5 (we had at least that many); venue: 5; debauchery: 4; exclusivity: 3 (employees were each generously allowed a guest, and they weren't checking names at the door).
Barneys New York. "What is she wearing?" a nasally voice pierced the air at the holiday party for Barneys corporate at Bar Martignetti, and our heads swiveled toward it in alarm. Oh no, we were so busted. But wait — she wasn't talking about us. Relieved! Deciding what to wear to blend in with the Barneys people had been a harrowing experience. Even after deciding on basic black, we felt like an ostrich in a crowd of swans, surrounded as we were by complicated silky tops and handbags sporting absurd amounts of hardware. Happily, most guests looked through us as if we were made of air, and so we had free rein to observe the goods: bartenders pouring whatever you wanted; a back-room buffet with huge steaming trays of macaroni and cheese, among other things, plus trays of sliders and passed hors d'oeuvre. A waiter passed by with bruschetta topped with eggplant; we grabbed one. It was good, and crispy enough so it didn't collapse all over you the way bruschetta can. But oh, the garlic. We covered our mouths casually and turned to the dapper-looking older gentleman next to us. He was wearing a pin-striped suit. "Whagt roo whairhng?" "Valentino!" he said, sounding surprised. Of course! We should have known. We chatted up a men's-shoe buyer; he was wearing Dries Van Noten. Turns out Barneys gives its employees a 35 percent discount, in addition to yearly "wardrobe-building" discounts. Who's the office bitch?, we asked him. He wouldn't tell us. "Is this office, like, competitive, fashion-wise?" we asked a woman in an unintimidating outfit. She narrowed her eyes. "Who are you?" she said. "You're asking the wrong person. I'm in marketing." Then it was time to go.
Verdict: Food: 5 (good, and there was nothing on sticks, which we really appreciate since we still have some in our bag from the last party); drink: 3; debauchery: 3 (it was from seven to eleven, and we did hear someone say, "I've got to pace myself, after last year"); exclusivity: 1 (Us: "I work at Barneys." Doorman: "Okay.")


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Hello. My name is Ryan. I am an outgoing person who enjoys a balanced lifestyle. I have a diversity of interests which include outdoor activities, time on the lakes, playing with my dogs, sports, fitness and spending time with friends and family. I am the oldest of 5 kids, so spending time with siblings and other family is very important to me. I like to entertain friends and family during summer BBQs and cooking is one of my favorite simple pleasures. I am also a music fanatic, writer, painter, and novice guitar player. Collecting vintage music memorabilia is a hobby of mine and I love to go to live shows and concerts. I yearn to see new places and experience different cultures so I travel to destinations I have not been. As for my educational/extra background, I have a BA in Theater and Business Management. I also played football and baseball along with participating in many theatrical productions during college. Today I am putting my degrees to good use as a small business owner and actor. I'm the co-founder of a local real estate development company and really enjoying the progress and growth we are experiencing. If you were to ask my friends and family what they appreciate about me they would say ;D . . . my passion, non judgmental attitude towards others, sense of humor, humility, zest for life and adventure, diversity of interests, fun loving nature, big heart, and concern for the welfare of those I care about.. I am a very open person, so feel free to ask me anything.
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Looking for Christmas cookie decorating ideas? Look no further than this fantastic project! These Festive Holiday Cookies from Candace Jedrowicz look so good you'll want to display them!
- Any roundish cookie – Anna's Ginger Thins are wonderful and they have a lovely scalloped edge.
- Wilton White Cookie Icing
- Cake Mate Writing Icing - I used pastels, but primary colors would be great, too.
- Almond flavoring (optional) - I don't care for the flavor of the Wilton's so I add a couple of drops.
- Straight lines first –Take a few cookies out for practice, broken ones work great for this. A straight line begins with a touch down (let the tip of the icing touch the cookie) and a slight lift with steady pressure moving which ever direction you are comfortable with (I'm left-handed and I move right to left) followed with a gradual release of pressure at the end. The amount of pressure depends on the consistency of the icing. If you're straining, try rinsing the cap in hot water. If it's still very hard to get the icing out, add a few drops of water at a time and shake well. Practice until you are comfortable with the movement.
- Tapered lines – Begin as you did with straight lines, but release the pressure before the end. It's a touch down, steady pressure and slight lift and a release of pressure about half the length of the line.
- Now for dots – Dots take a slow hand. Touch the tip down, give a little pressure and release pressure before lift AND lift very slowly. There will be a tail and you don't want that tail to flop sideways, you want it to plop strait down. Use more pressure for large dots and less for smaller dots, keeping in mind that cookie icing is soft and will spread a bit.
Snowflake Design:
- Snowflakes are a simple repeated pattern. They always have six sides, and each line has the same marks. Start with one line straight across.
- This cookie has nine scallops, so each of the three lines you make will begin at the peak of a scallop and end at the valley of a scallop.
- I made crossed lines near the center here.
Holly Design:
- This cookie design has three colors. The white outline is done as you would a straight line. The difference is that you'll want to steady your icing hand with your other hand to create the motion of a scalloped edge, holding the icing vertically over the line as you draw it.
- For the center of the cookie, I made holly leaves. It's a touch down, a squiggly movement back and forth, with a release of pressure at the tip, as you would a tapered line.
- Make three leaves.
- Finally add your holly berry dots. I could have gone a bit smaller dots here, they spread quite a bit.
Rudolph Design:
- Start with a rectangle that's tapered at one end. Give it some ears.
- Add dot eyeballs and the first antler lines.
- Add a few tapered lines to the antlers.
- Plop two blue sprinkles on the eyes. Finish with some dots for balance.
Wreath Design:
- For this wreath cookie, you'll start with tapered line curls. Touch down, pressure and lift, release pressure half way through.
- Make a squiggly middle line.
- Place some cinnamon candies around.
- Snow is optional.
Simple Design:
- Drizzle icing on the cookie from an inch or two above it.
- Shake on some sprinkles. Simple and elegant.
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I bought this wetsuit for my daughter to use in swimming lessons in a cold pool. I didn't want sleeves to hamper her arm movement.Unfortunately, though I bought according to the size chart, it fits her older sister. The size 6-7 years suit fits my average size almost 9 year old nicely. She loves it and we ordered a smaller size for the little sister.I compared this Konfidence Child Wetsuit to a similar style wetsuit we had and found that this one was longer and thinner. This is a better shape for my girls.Since it closes with Velcro, this wetsuit is good for water parks where zippered wetsuits are not allowed. The velcro on the shoulders has disadvantages too. It pulls and makes a nasty mess when it catches hair. Long hair either needs to be done up on the head or in a swim cap.
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Haven't used this thing yet, just tried it on. I ordered two sizes since I don't have time to mess around and found that my barely 7-year-old grandson is in between a 4/5 and a 7/8. I don't know where the size 6 is, but that would probably be just right. We are going to keep the 4/5 even though it is snug--but with the adjustable straps, it will work. The 7/8 is way too long in the torso, yet pretty much perfect around the body. Note my grandson is very skinny, so that means the 7/8 is VERY long and skinny. Next, I also ordered two TYR suits with lycra arms, one 5T and one 7/8, so my grandson could wear whichever fits over the Konfidence. (The Konfidence sounded too thin for his needs, so I thought I would add the TYR with lycra arms, still leaving his shoulders free to do butterfly stroke, but making a very thick layer of protection for his body.) Unbelievable: the 7/8 in the TYR is too small!! Crazy man. A 4/5 in the Konfidence is just right-to-smallish, but the 7/8 in the TYR is even smaller!
Pretty Good
from Tallahassee, FL
on 10/27/2013
Got this for our 7 year old son to continue with swimming lessoons in the cold weather. He is skinny, weighing about 45 lbs and the suite is pretty baggy in him. Not a tight fit at all! it still seems to help his stay a bit warmer in the pool. So far he has done 6 lessons with it and the chlorine has not destroyed it yet.
helps with buoyancy but not warmth
from Tulsa, OK
on 10/6/2013
I bought this wetsuit for my 21 month old triplet nieces who I take swimming. The smallest size is a little big for them but not too bad. I was hoping it would keep them warmer, but after a half hour they are cold, the same as without the wetsuit. Wished I had bought a full body wetsuit instead for warmth, but It does help make them more buoyant which is helpful.
Works well
from Carlsbad, CA
on 1/2/2013
My 4 year old was complaining the pool was too cold during her lessons. Now she seems comfortable and no longer complains during the lesson. Works perfectly for what we ordered it for.
great price for a great product
Diane O.
from LEXINGTON, MA
on 10/20/2012
This keeps my grandson warm in the pool and ocean. The velcro at the shoulder closings is long enough that he will be able to wear this suit for quite awhile as he grows. He says it's comfortable and its bouyancy helps him swim better, too.
Love this suit!!!
from North Rose, NY
on 10/14/2012
I'm really glad I read the previous reviews for this product. My daughter is 4 and the 2T-3T size fits her perfectly so it does run BIg. But we really love this suit! It looks great, keeps her warm at swim lessons, and all the other moms wanted to know where we got it. The best part is that she loves it and is really comfortable. Got to get this suit!
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Keepin' Warm
from Milwaukee, WI
on 1/17/2012
The sizing was way too big for my almost 7 yr. old. I bought it according to the size chart on the web site, but had to return it for a size 4-5. The smaller size fits just right. My daughter uses it to keep warm during her swimming lessons in the winter.
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from Arlington, Va
on 7/25/2011
this run very big. We bought a 2-3 yrs and it fit our 4.5 yrs old girl. Great product.
Great kids wetsuit
Eve G.
from Alameda, CA
on 7/3/2011
I got this wetsuit for my 4 year old daughter who has finally grown out of the smaller size from the same company, which she wore since she was 2-1/2. We love it! My daughter is tall for her age and we were delighted to discover that when Konfidence says 2 - 3, they really mean it will work until the kid is done being 3. This 4 - 5 size I expect will work well for the next two years. My daughter wears it primarily to weekly year round swim lessons in the chilly pool and after almost 2 years the old one still looks almost new. She loves the bright pink color and the dolphin logo.
excellent product
from Garden City, KS
on 5/12/2011
my daughter needed just a bit of help and this suit is perfect. it gives flotation and warmth. would highly recommend this suit.
great suit but daughter wont wear it
Eric V.
from Naples, FL
on 11/1/2010
My daughter is an average size for a 6 year old. The 6/7 is way too big for her and fits perfectly into a 4/5. This suit is great when it is just her and I swimming. During swim practice, however, there is a boy who makes fun of her so she won't wear it despite my coaxing.
Wonderful wetsuit
Lena G.
from Chino Hills, CA
on 8/12/2010
I read the comments and almost ordered my four year old the size 2/3t, because other reviews stated it runs big. Maybe the manufacture changed the fit (8/2010). Thank goodness I didn't base ordering on the other reviews. My daughter is 39 lbs, 39 inches tall. The size 4/5t suit fits perfect. My 2 year old is 35 lbs & about 36 inches tall. The 2/3t fits just right. These suits are cute. I bought them to wear at swim lessons during the summer. The pool doesn't have a heater & company didn't mention it during registration. But, great price, nice quality, & they're not awkard looking to wear during the summer swim lessons.
2nd suit for our son
from Quakertown, PA
on 7/26/2010
We bought the size 2/3 for our son when he was 3 and it worked great for swim lessons - nice snug fit, yet good mobility in the arms and legs. It was getting too tight in the shoulders now that he is 3 1/2 feet tall so he's worn this size 4/5 twice and it fits great in the length but it's still too roomy in the torso. It's still great for swim lessons where the water can get chilly for a 4 year-old holding the edge and waiting his turn. I wouldn't recommend it for really cold water if your child is on the trim side since it is not that snug.
Saved the day!
from Louisville, KY
on 6/27/2010
Purchased the pink version for my very small 7 yr old daughter for swim team practice - being so early in the morning and having little body fat, she wouldn't make it through 30 min without shivering and turning purple, until we got her this wetsuit. Now she is able to make the hour practice without so much as a shiver and it gives her a bit of buoyancy to help when she gets tired. Daughter normally wears a 6x and after reading reviews that this runs big I bought the 4/5 which is slightly big, but gives her some growing room. Shipping was fast too!
Love the suit!
from PA
on 5/31/2010
The suitis great, everything it was described as. The sizes seem to run big. The suit I purchased was 6-7yrs. My daughter is 6 1/2 and she has quite a bit of room in the torso area (even with the velcro at the top as tight as it can be). This doesn't bother me though because it seems as though we may get 2-3 summers out of it instead of 1-2. Very pleased with it and would purchase again. Bought the aqua - it is very true to color as seen on the computer . We have a large inflatable waterslide and she wanted the suit mainly because she gets cold and her skin starts to rub on the slide to much (after 2-3hrs.) . This suit prevents any chaffing or "slide burns."
Great wetsuit
from Spotsylvania VA
on 5/20/2010
Easily doubles or triples the amount of time my kids can spend in our pool. Great value, allows them to move their arms freely and doesn't contain any unnecessary swimsuit material that doesn't hold up like the wetsuit material.
Now we're in the pool for hours!
Lindsay R.
from Snohomish, WA
on 4/8/2010
My 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this. Not only is it super cool because it's hot pink but it really does keep her warm. She used to be ready to get out of the pool and into a hot shower after about 20 minutes but with this wet suit I was begging her to get out after 1 hour 20 minutes. Maybe I'll have to get my own wet suit because I was freezing! The suit fits good. My daughter is tall through the body so I'm glad for the adjustable shoulders and she's pretty slender so I was worried that it would be too loose. It doesn't fit her snugly but that doesn't seem to detract from the warmth.
Nice suit for the price
from Lancaster, NY
on 2/5/2010
Got this for my son to use during swim lessons. Used it last night and he was so comfortable he got upset when it was time to get out of the water. Last year he could only take 15 minutes before turning blue.Great buy!
nice fit for trim 3 year old
from quakertown, pa
on 1/29/2010
I read the reviews and went for the size 2/3 for our 3 1/2 year old, 40 inch tall, 36 lb, long torso boy. It fits perfectly right now with a tiny bit of room to grow with the shoulder velcro adjustment. He uses is for swim lessons and did not get cold for the first time. Nice snug fit around his 22 in chest and torso. We bought a wetsuit at our local swim shop and had to return it because it was way too roomy.


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This is Nikolai Lugansky's fourth recording on Naïve / Ambroisie after praised Liszt, Rachmaninov and Grieg / Prokofiev discs. Nikolai Lugansky offers a new refined and brilliant version of Chopin's piano concertos, with the orchestra that probably has the best connection to the soul and the spirit of French-Polish composer, Sinfonia Varsovia, under Russian conductor Alexander Vedernikov. As ever, Nikolai Lugansky displays a perfect balance between virtuosity and poetry through a perfect technique and an amazing range of colors. Together with the orchestra, sometimes through almost chamber character, they achieve to enhance both immediacy and sophistication of those works.Notes & Reviews:
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- Period Time: Romantic
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In this course, professional photo restorer Janine Smith describes how to use Photoshop to restore, retouch, and enhance old or damaged photos. It covers evaluating scanned images for imperfections, using the Clone Stamp tool and other Photoshop tools, and addressing common problems and their fixes, starting with the basics (fading, spots, and paper texture) and continuing with more complex challenges (rips, adhesive tape, ink marks, mold, and more). Also included are methods for fixing exposure problems and colorcast as well as advanced techniques in photo restoration, such as replacing backgrounds and recreating missing facial features and body parts. The course includes a project that takes an image from damaged start to restored finish.
Now that we've done a black-and-white adjustment, we can maybe see a little more of the damage. It'd be a good time to come back and repair some more of it. Let's bring it up here close. See all these little specs? They were there before of course, but they might be a little more obvious now. If you're going to use your Clone Stamp tool of course. Again, make a new blank layer, but let's start off using our Healing brush. So we want to combine our layers: Shift+ Ctrl+Alt+E, Shift+Command+Option+E on a Mac.
Let's go over and get our Spot Healing brush. I'm in Photoshop CS5, and I'm going to use Content-Aware. Just began tapping on your specs. You can lower your brush size with your open bracket key, and the opposite, your close bracket key to make it larger. And just start healing some more damage. You can switch up your tools; in fact, it's--in fact, I encourage you to do so.
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Be dangerously beautiful and decidedly daring when you don this Widow Maker Victorian Style adult womens costume. The black and burgundy hat of this classy womens costume features an attached veil. A coat with shirtfront, long skirt and a choker complete this Gothic womens costume.
The posh and poised Victorian Lady Women's Costume is for the woman who just can't get enough of the beautifully, elegant Victorian fashion. This stunning sky blue dress features, white lace details including a lace petticoat, ruffled collar and satin bow bustle.
Walk amongst the living and the dead while having your way with both in this Corpse Countess adult womens costume. The elaborate light gray, full-length gown of this Victorian costume features tattered lace and brocade fabrics and full structured petticoat.
You'll look incredibly dapper when you wear the Victorian Gentleman Adult Costume. This coat features attached shirt cuffs and comes complete with a dickie and attached bow tie, hat and spats. Impress the crowd on Halloween with this awesome costume.
Step back in time and transform yourself with this Purple Poison adult womens costume. The long purple and black, 100% polyester, elaborately styled dress of this widow costume features a lace bodice, ruffle-trimmed peplum and lacy details.
Be divine on Halloween and find out what it's like to cross the Victorian era with science fiction in this Steampunk Victorian Lady adult womens costume. The long lace-trimmed dress of this Gothic womens costume features an attached bustle and comes complete with an elaborate black jacket.
Some live beyond death do us part! Yours will when you wear this Victorian Ghost Bride Adult Womens Costume. In this beautiful vintage gown with lace-up corset top with attached ruffled skirt and matching veil, you'll look like you could walk down the aisle forever!
Your style will never be out of date wearing this Steampunk Tween Costume! Victorian dress has belt buckles across the chest that hold up the skirt. White ruffle lines the sleeves and hem of the skirt while a scarf-wrapped top hat adds that extra little something. Symbolic goggles that represent…
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Bella Pierre - mineral powder
40 reviews
82% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$$
on 8/29/2012 7:32:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have been using this for 2 weeks now and it has not caused me to breakout (knock on wood!). It feels natural on my skin and easy to apply. The only problem I had was with the color being a little dark for me. I purchased it in cinnamon because I have a light tan but I forgot that my face and neck was a lot lighter. I am thinking about purchasing the ivory and mixing the two. Overall, I am VERY happy with the product. Don't forget to moisturize before applying and having taking it off. That way you won't get dry from it.
on 8/29/2012 4:44:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This stuff is fantastic! So natural looking, I have had so many compliments on my skin since wearing it. It doesn't clog my pores like BE did.
Only reason I can't give 5 stars, is the color cinnamon in the compact has a reddish (terracotta like) undertone that makes me look odd. The loose powder in the same color looks fine, but since my skin is very oily, i prefer the compact that has a matte finish.
I ordered mine on Amazon and got a reasonable price. It is odd how the company website is so expensive compared to their amazon store...
I also own their primer which is great! doesn't clog my pores and controls shine.
After trying many mineral foundations and powder foundations, this is my favorite thus far.
on 8/18/2012 1:43:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I purchased this with a groupon of some kind. i was like, eh, whatever, it's a good deal, why not try. i have to say, i'm pleasantly surprised by the results. compared to BE, it feels more lightweight and i experienced no slippage during the day; with BE - i was a greasy mess by mid- to late day and i have combo skin; that shouldn't happen. anyway, i got a starter kit and i combine ivory and cinnamon. totally happy at the moment.
on 6/24/2012 11:18:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This company is a rip off. I went to the Planet Hollywood kiosk and they were charging $100 for foundation, blush and primer which are far cheaper on the bellapierre website. They sold the make up brushes for double the price on the website. It is terrible they are so dishonest.
on 1/27/2012 7:23:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have never written a review for anything before but this foundation is seriously so good you really have to try it!
To make it quick
- FULL coverage and I;ve got acne scars since I was 13
- If I have cysts and whiteheads by the end of the day it is dried out & flat (then a couple of days its gone)
- 20% zinc as opposed to other foundations containing 2%
- If you do sleep in it you won;t break out
- Waterproof
- Sturdy and convenient packaging
- Stays on all day
- Doesnt break me out
- No expiry date
- Price
- Packaging does look cheap
- Accessibility
- Shades are limited
- Weird staff
I wear this foundation every single day and it doesnt break me out, it actually heals and makes my skin better. Ive been using it for 4 months and its just a small "dent" in my compact so this compact will last me ages
I found this on the internet and went into House of Fraser, the price is £40 but if you do know your shade you can order it from loads of online shops (found it for £16 - annoyed now).
When I brought it the staff really did seem OTT but I'm glad I brought this - it really is a miracle for those with oily skin. As long as you put primer first, it lasts ALL day. I'm used to liquid so when I found that it didn't make any excess marks on clothes and didn't look "cakey" I was shocked. As this brand isn't that well known I thought it would be dodgy - but the guy said theres only 4 ingredients so you wont get a reaction or anything. Even cancer patients who cant wear make up due to getting into their bloodstream has raved about the health benefits of this. There is no expiry date and I'm happy to stock up on this! HG HG HG
on 9/22/2011 4:22:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This stuff is genuinely amazing, HG product for me. I have oily, acne-prone skin that breaks out when I use liquid foundation, but because of break outs I can't stop wearing it! Vicious cycle. catch 22 nonsense. ANyway, my sister uses this bella pierre stuff and she told me that since using it she hasn't had any breakouts, so today I was like ok I'll try it. Ok, THIS STUFF IS THE BOMB. I applied it with a mini kabuki brush, and it was like erasing my redness. And then when I went in with a concealer brush, not even any special one just a normal concealer brush, it totally covered all my blemishes. NOTHING does that for me. I couldn't actually believe it. Plus the color matched so perfectly it looked like I wasn't wearing anything. On my face, I mean. My sister tells me it's pretty expensive but come on, SERIOUSLY I have spent more on foundations that didn't work so I think it's fully worth it.
EDIT I don't know if this will help anyone but worked so well for me: it's that time of the month and I broke out with a couple cystic fellers, nothing major but it just needed extra coverage and so I mixed LUSH's Grease Lightening with the Bella Pierre and applied it with a small foundation brush. It definitely helped clear up my blemishes, it's day 2 since I've been doing this and my blemishes are fast disappearing. The only issue with it is it slightly darkened the foundation color, not to bad though. It was difficult to work with the mixture as well, I had to just paint it on my face before it dried lol. HOWEVER, the coverage (after extra concealing with a concealer brush as before) was increased, it helped get rid of the blemishes, and when I had worn the foundation for longer than 20 minutes it looked really nice and natural. MAYbe not the best for those with dry skin, or skin that needs extra coverage, but for me it was perfecto!!!
on 8/17/2011 9:48:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
My coworker recently introduced me to this product and I am extremely happy she did. I love this mineral foundation. I use it on its own if I just want some light coverage or I put it over a liquid foundation if I feel I need extra coverage.
I find even on its own, it is buildable to give great coverage giving you flawless looking skin without a makeupy/cakey/powdery look. I think the packaging has recently changed which is great because it has a swivel thing on top to close so the powder doesnt get through the little holes and get everywhere.
I get this in Australia for $30 on deal websites including brandsexclusive.com.au, ozsale.com.au and buyinvite.com.au. I think it actually retails for around $80-$90 here. I am actually going to stock up because it is currently on sale now so that is a definite yes for repurchase and I would definitely recommend it.
on 8/2/2011 1:51:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I have been using the bellapierre loose powder mineral foundation for about an year now. I have a caramel skintone and it can be very difficult to get a decent match for it. In fact the sales assistant had to try two different shades before settling on the perfect shade which for me, was brownsugar. Because it looks so light and natural people dont even know i am wearing makeup and they often compliment me on how nice my "skin" looks. I also love the fact that it can be used as a concealer when you use it with the bellapierre concealer brush. This means I dont have to spend extra money on a concealer AND theres one less product in my makeup bag! :) My only issue with it is the price, but it works so well i have no choice but to keep on buying! LOVE IT! :)
on 6/8/2011 7:04:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i bought the bellapierre loose mineral foundation in Cinnamon online, which suited my asian fair-medium skin tone really well. (unfortunately didn't manage to do a colour match as there wasn't a bellapierre outlet/booth near where i live.)
This foundation does wonders. I have combination skin and I've only used translucent loose powder in the past. This felt very light on the skin (maybe it's psychological!) and looked really natural on my skin. I would say it gives a reasonably good coverage, and it doubles as a concealer as well esp for the lighter blemishes. I apply it using a brush and i'm pleased with the result! Haven't left it on for a whole day, so can't comment on how well it lasts. I'm not sure if it's a new packaging they've introduced, but my container had a turning thing to cover the wee holes when it's not in use - prevents wastage and less messy!
amazing product, pricey but i think i'll be using it for quite a while! love it.
on 5/1/2011 1:09:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Love this product! i'm always looking for minerals that give your face a 'luminious glow' and this one did just that. I started off with the starter kit --which contains 2 mineral foundations, 1 blush, 1 bronzer, and 3 brushes (foundation, concealer, and blush brush) then i tried the all over eyes and face kit --which contains 1 mineral foundation, 1 blush, 2 shimmer powders, 1 make up base, 1 eye shadow brush and 1 powder brush. The only thing i don't like about this product is the blush. It is way to dark for my skin but other than that, im totally satisfied!
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The Good
Lee Weeks' brand new limited-series staring the Man Without Fear steps out of the traditional superhero ring. You won't see Daredevil flipping across the rooftops as he battles the latest themed villain. You won't see someone like Stilt-Man screaming, "You haven't seen the last of me!" as he waddles off into the distance. Instead, it's far more grounded, dives super deep into Murdock's head, and puts a bright light on the every day people who are often overlooked as the heroes swing past them. And you know what? It's glorious.
Weeks is presenting a truly captivating and emotional down to Earth tale surrounding Daredevil. The pacing and use of captions is brilliant, keeping a tight grip on my focus the entire time. Weeks jumps between stories as he into devotes our affection to ordinary people Daredevil will encounter and does it extraordinarily well. There's an overwhelming sensation that the hero will save the day, but when it comes to a tale like this, you simply don't know when he could indeed fail and the consequences will be dire. It's that sense of uncertainty and realism which helps this issue stand out from the crowd.
Weeks also full immerses us in Daredevil's mind, painting the picture for everything the man with superhuman senses is experiencing. The writer goes into great detail helping us see what a difficult day in the life of Murdock is like, even when it's something as simple as laying down in a hospital bed and being overwhelming by the conversations taking place throughout the building.
Also helping this series stand out: the ridiculously good visuals by Weeks and colorist Lee Loughridge. The panels of an injured Daredevil laying in the snow or a blizzard covered New York is dark yet disturbingly gorgeous and detailed. But it's not just scenery where the art excels -- the duo delivers big time on the few moments of action. There's a great sense of motion behind the combat and they pack one helluva punch when they do manage to connect. Simply put, it's a stellar looking issue.
The Bad
Considering Daredevil's crazy history of encounters with superhuman foes and withstanding hits from characters who can lift multiple tons, it's a tad difficult to believe he'd be in such terrible condition after that strike. I imagine that's something certain fans won't be able to overlook and if so, it'll ruin the experience for them. But if you can appreciate the fact this is a much more grounded approach, I think you'll soak it in and be just fine with the development.
The Verdict
This issue was an unexpected delight for me. I had no idea what to expect going into Murdock's latest limited-series, but after reading it I can only describe it as beautiful, engrossing, and heartfelt. I already can't wait to get my hands on the second chapter. This more "realistic" approach may not be for everyone, but I highly recommend it for everyone else. Do yourself a favor and give this issue an honest chance.


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1796 TOKEN Myddelton Token, Copper PR62 Brown PCGS....
2008 July-August Baltimore, MD (ANA) US Coin Signature Auction #1114
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Extremely Rare 1796 Myddelton Token, PR62 Brown1796 TOKEN Myddelton Token, Copper PR62 Brown PCGS. The legend P.P.P. Myddelton identifies the Englishman Philip Parry Price Myddleton, who established a plantation in Kentucky. He persuaded English farmers and laborers to emigrate to his lands in Kentucky with the promise of steady employment. Myddelton was eventually imprisoned for his actions, and his Kentucky plantation ended in ruin.
Many years later, in 1813, a Dr. Philip Parry Price Middleton was connected with Ireland's Carlow Castle. Apparently the doctor was interested in establishing a lunatic asylum in the castle, and managed to bring down part of the castle walls and towers. There is no known connection between Dr. Middleton and the earlier Myddelton, although the similarity of names seems more than a coincidence.
A splendid proof with excellent eye appeal that is created by the mix of deep steel brown surfaces, iridescent toning, and tinges of original red that is still evident around the reverse border. Although perhaps less desirable, the bronze pieces are much rarer than the silver examples. (PCGS# 646)
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During a childhood trip to the zoo, did you ever stop in front of the elephant habitat and just stare with wonderment, marveling at the fact that a living creature could be that f*cking huge? I did—and, though I've grown...Read More
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Thursday evening, J. Cole returned to his hometown of Fayetteville, North Carolina to give back to his community in the inaugural "Dreamville Weekend." In honor of the occasion, the Roc Nation megastar has dropped off Visionz...Read More
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The author's goal in
this short story is to inform the reader about dinosaurs.
She emphasizes the types of dinosaurs from different areas
of the world. This book is not necessarily for pleasure
reading. Its purpose to inform is met, however, because
Arnold uses many descriptive words and presents the
material in an organized fashion. I could foresee this
book being used to teach elementary school children. My
only dislike is that there are almost too many specific
dinosaur names listed in the book. It would flow better if
there were a chart in the back with the types of dinosaurs
and less in the actual text.
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Need your help, ICO question
Probably belongs elsewhere but I thought that some racers on here might have the answer.
A friend is seriously freaking out, he needs to change his ICO reading from Miles to Kilometers,
we are racing the Athens 24 Hours in less than 24 hours and he is still trying to get his bike sorted..
Any and all answers much appreciated, thanks!
Not all models can do that! I think you only need to change the wheel circumference to 220 (cm).
here you go for the list;
Thanks guys! Will forward the info on...
Circumference it is. Beware, there are 2 models of the grey ICO unit, the VRL (Rallye) and the DualSport. They have (cleverly?) made the circumference range of the DualSport limited that you can't enter cm values, only inches!
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