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'Batman Live' star Jack Walker discusses arena show
Arena show brings Batman to life; actor Jack Walker discusses 'Batman Live,' opening Wednesday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena
The show, which will have eight performances from Wednesday through Sunday, features stunts, pyrotechnics, illusions and video screen sequences set in a three-dimensional Gotham City landscape.
Jack Walker, who plays Batman in the show, says suiting up as the Caped Crusader fulfills a childhood fantasy.
"I don't think there's any permutation of Batman that I missed," Walker said in a phone interview promoting "Batman Live."
"Definitely my favorite comics as a kid, the Batman comics," he said. "I loved the dramatics and darkness of the artwork. I loved the TV show as well, which I can only see now with hindsight how tongue in cheek it was. All the different movies, different manifestations of Batman, it's just great. I've followed it and been a fan, a genuine fan, from childhood."
Walker, who is from London, has been portraying Batman across Europe. The show came to the United States in September, with dates in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, among others.
"It's great to be doing this, playing such an iconic character," Walker said. "You really get to do the whole vicarious enjoyment thing, being out there. The way the show is, you really feel like you're in a movie or something, you're in a fantasy, and you're Batman. And everything is geared to make you pull that off. So it's a lot of fun."
Before the fun came an arduous audition process, as Walker had to prove to the Warner Bros. powers that be that he had the right stuff to be Batman.
"It took a while, and I think necessarily so," he said. "I took flight tests, to make sure I wouldn't pass out or get scared of heights."
After passing the rigorous tests, Walker was able to don the Batman suit to play the masked hero.
"The suit itself, you kind of use it as a tool to do the character, because it's so much a part of it," Walker said. "You find the physicality with the suit, you're kind of working together. It's almost its own entity, the suit."
Walker said those who attend won't just feel like they're attending a performance. The arena show is geared to make the fans feel involved in the event.
"That's the enjoyment you get out of it, from watching a superhero go and do their thing. You feel like you're kind of part of it," Walker said. " … The way it's all set up and the whole aesthetic of it makes you feel a part of it, as the audience. You're in Gotham City, and so from the moment you enter the arena, until the end, you feel like you're just a part of the whole story. And hopefully you'll be rooting for Batman! So you feel like his victory is your victory."
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Giada De Laurentiis's friend, Darren Quinn, has created paintings for Giada's home and he will be featuring his art at the L.A. Art Walk downtown. Giada creates appetizers and cocktails for the event while Giada's husband Todd helps Darren with preparations for the big show. Giada's party menu features Grilled Mini Pork Skewers, Mini Eggplant Parmesan and Lemon and Vodka Martinis. (Episode: GH0511H)
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My question is, is mostly pumping just as beneficial to the baby than him being on my breast?
I don't want to be holding the baby for 30-40min every 2 hours because i still have to take care of my 2yo son.
Yes, breast milk is breast milk. No matter how close they get synthetically, it is impossible to duplicate.
He obviously wouldn't have as much skin-to-skin contact if you're not nursing, but the benefits of skin-to-skin are arguable. The benefits of breastmilk are not.
If it's going to be between pumping and formula feeding, I'd say pumping 100% all the way!
Good luck deciding!!
EPing (exclusively pumping) is HARD. I did it for a while with my first. And even though you're not holding your baby, you're strapped to that pump! The other downside to it is you have to work really hard to get a good supply flowing. Supply comes with good demand. The pump doesn't demand as well as a nursing baby so a lot of EPers struggle with supply at first. So it's really up to you. Don't think it's easy though, because EPing is a lot of work. There is an EPing board on here though, I highly recommend it!
Hide your crazy and start acting like a lady.
Raising a kid is part joy and part guerilla warfare. - Ed Asner
I pumped exclusively with my son for 6 months, and plan to do the same with the new chick :)
Proud mommy to Catherine 12/29/06, Stephen 05/20/08, and our little peanut due August 20 :)
Yep, I agree with the others here. I would add that pumping sucks (ha!) and nursing doesn't (once you and baby get it all figured out). I'd take holding my newborn over being hooked up to a pump any day. Babies nurse faster than the pumps do, in my experience (even using a double-pump). I did both, since I work full time... nursed her when I was with her, pumped at work.
My best advice for women who want to breast feed: take a class before baby is born and call/see a lactation consultant if necessary! It doesn't "come naturally."
DD1 2.10.12 -all natural hospital birth with doula.
DD2 7.20.13 - 1 month previa hospital bedrest, induced
I had experience with both! I pumped exclusively with my first and exclusively BF with my second! And I have to say that exclusively BF was easiest. I didn't have to make or clean bottles or pump. But if it comes down to pumping and formula feeding...pump!! Breastmilk is still breastmilk! Also, breastfeeding took a lot less time than pumping!
DS1, DD1, #3 (a BOY) on the way!
I am FTM but I had thought it would be more time efficient to pump.... with the electric one that does both sides at the same time...do ladies really feel that it is more time efficient BF rather than pump?


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SlenDer MaN..PorTrait of ThE InVisible MaN ..Color by rsiphotographyWatch
©2012-2016 rsiphotography
The whole idea of this series is creating a traditional studio set that fits the character and create a portrait. I did a black and white of this but the cusomer said her preferred being in color.
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It isn't your tenth DD?
I am asking because it deserves one!
I am asking because it deserves one!
Thx ..Well I have no but I have lots of DDs now dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd I just hold down the d button ...that's all I got to say about that. I also have some chocolate.
That's not slenderman!
Awwuugh I like this. Very magritte and very mysteriousss
that is really cool!!!!
thanks yah he hooked up with the ghost i did a portrait for and now they have a transparent family.
it's beautiful .. but I love it more in B&W
Oh my word this is awesome
Great job Arthur !
Beautiful work.
very nice
...Fantastic work!...
thanks man well I i did was take the picture Slender Man gets the credit..he has a compelling smile.
Excellent in color too.
thx soon there will an invisible baby
Wonderful work!
Reeeally nice! You totally got the concept!
Wow, now i can see this fantastic image with great colours. Wonderful and thank for this masterpiece.


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National Highway 71 (India)(old numbering)
Road map of India with National Highway 71 highlighted in blue
|Route information
|307 km (191 mi)
|Major junctions
|Jalandar, Punjab
|Rewari, Haryana
|Punjab: 130 km (81 mi)
Haryana: 177 km (110 mi)
|Nakodar - Sangrur - Rohtak - Rewari
|Highway system
National Highway 71 (NH 71) is a National Highway in Northern India. NH 71 connects Jalandar in Punjab to Rewari in Haryana, running a distance of 307 km (191 mi).[1] It runs for a distance of 130 km (81 mi) in Punjab and 177 km (110 mi) in Haryana. National Highway 71 starts at the junction of NH 1 at Jalandar and traverses down to Rewari to meet NH 8.
The route of National Highway 71 passes through the following towns:-
Rewari bypass (existing)[edit]
The current alignment of NH 71 passes through Rewari city. The existing Rewari-Bawal road has only two lanes and passes through congested areas within the city. Therefore vehicles take four-lane Rewari bypass before entering Rewari city and then take Bawal road. However even the Rewari bypass is within municipal limits.
Rewari bypass (new, under construction)[edit]
Now an even better alignment of NH 71 completely bypassing Rewari is being constructed. The construction of an entirely new stretch of four-lane road started in May 2011. It takes off from the existing NH 71 at Bikaner-Lisana village a few kilometres before Rewari while coming from Jhajjar, crosses NH 71B (Rewari-Delhi road) over a bridge (that is now under construction) between the JLN canal and the police lines without touching NH 71B and join NH 8 (Delhi–Jaipur–Udaipur-Ahmedabad-Mumbai highway) at village Sangwadi at 81 km stone on NH 8 instead of Bawal. The new alignment of NH 71 from Rohtak would, thus, be Jhajjar–Rewari–Sangwadi instead of Jhajjar–Rewari–Bawal. The new stretch is scheduled to open for traffic from November 2013.
The construction of four-lane 82.5 km long stretch from Rohtak to Rewari is being done under Design, Build, Finance, Operate, Transfer (DBFOT) basis by a concessionaire who will charge toll tax.
The new alignment of NH71 does not enter Rewari town. It will have a flyover on Rewari-Delhi road between the JLN canal and the police lines.
See also[edit]
- List of National Highways in India (by Highway Number)
- List of National Highways in India
- National Highways Development Project
- ^ "National Highways Starting and Terminal Stations". Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. Retrieved 2012-12-02.
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Karter John born October 5, 2009
Logan Ross born March 6, 2014
I asked my DD's preschool teacher on Monday what she recommended. She said we love when parents bring cupcakes, as long as they are not chocolate. I baked some spinkled cupcakes tonight for DD to bring in tomorrow. Maybe just ask the daycare what they think is best.
That way you can also make sure there are no allergy issues. I was going to bake cookies because I thought those would be better but after talking to the teacher I changed my mind. Although now after seeing Nester's post I am thinking I should have stayed with cookies.
Mommy to Ella 9/21/09, Cecilia 06/25/13
^squiggle^ 6/21/11, and ^squishy^ 4/13/12
Karter John born October 5, 2009
Logan Ross born March 6, 2014
My children's school does not allow junk food for celebrations. To be honest, as a parent, I think it is a fabulous rule.
First, there is no reason for us to teach our children that celebrations/parties require crappy food to be fun. Second, you see it as one cupcake, but pretty soon- every child has brought cupcakes for their birthday, they have had junk at a Halloween party, class celebration, Christmas party, bunny cakes for Easter and it isn't one... it all of the sweets/junk that my family would eat in an entire year- maybe more.
Do stickers, bubbles, sidewalk chalk, tattoos, something new for the classroom, books for the library, etc.
"Mom, no one will know you are super mom (for Halloween) if you don't carry your kitchen tools!" Guess the cape wasn't clue enough!
My DS's preschool teacher suggested no cupcakes. I brought in chocolate munckins from Dunkin Donuts and they were a HIT! His teacher said all the kids loved them and it was easy!
Mama to Zachary September 2009, Natalie January 2014
DS' daycare is an in-home daycare and she always throws each child their own party. I love the idea because DS gets to have a party with his friends and another party with his family. The daycare provider always gets those mini-cupcakes, so they aren't overly stuffed on sugar. I have also personally made brown sugar cupcakes for DS' birthday and all the kiddos loved them. It was just something different than the typical sugar cupcakes.
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I've seen the Man of Steel twice last week. So... my absolute fav from that is Faora, but I needed to make a little sexy Zod...sorry
Holy Hell this is bad ass
Great art!! Zod is a rage beast in Man of Steel!! Awesome villain.
General Zod looks sexy and badass. And the movie is worth seeing twice. I do want to add that Faora was hardcore.
I agree and I really really want that Antje Traue be Wonder Woman
Now that you mention it, she could be an awesome Wonder Woman cause seriously, a live action Wonder Woman movie is WAY PAST DUE. I want to go to the DC Comics office and just shake the people in charge about it.
But i hope if they making it... they will take WW seriously...I mean...not just a sexy woman with big breast etc you know.
You know, I was a little bit disappointed at first when I heard Michael Shannon wasn't going to say "Kneel before Zod" in the movie, but once I saw it, I understood perfectly why. The reason that was such an enjoyable quote of Terrance Stamp's Zod is because his Zod was more focused on enslaving "planet Houston" and its inhabitants. Shannon's Zod has a primary focus of rebuilding Krypton by terraforming Earth atop the human race, caring not one iota for the planetary genocide he's committing, determined to restore glory to the very people he was bred to protect and serve. Shannon's Zod could care less for enslaving anyone, and is a much more relatable villain...
I agree. I was disappointed at first too, but after everything I accept it without doubt. Because what you wrote down here. I can't even think Zod as a real evil villain in MoS. I mean I can't blame him, because he want to save the legacy of Krypton. He born to that. In this situations i would choose the make babies solution instead, like in Battlestar Galactica...but then there will be no film, no megafights and stuff...so i'm okay with this totally. But in this picture i couldn't miss the opportunity
P.S.: English is my second language...and i still learn it by miself...so sorry if i raped the grammar etc
P.S.: English is my second language...and i still learn it by miself...so sorry if i raped the grammar etc
It's fine. ^^ And I can definitely agree on seeing him not so much as a villain, but in my opinion, he does hold qualities that seem very evil in nature, like his disregard for the genocide of the human race, and the willingness to kill Kal-El in order to extract the Kryptonian Codex from his genes. Those aspects I found very cold and dark...
Of course He isn't an innocent lamb , and does really evil things...and We clearly can see He has no problem with it. But I think this is because He and his army are like ...well robots. I mean they programmed that way...They didn't become soilders after highschool or university and because of some enemy attacked their homeland. I think the codex is not contain the morality and stuff for the soldiers...I think it's more simple than that. Like Spartans They probably prepared for the fight all of their life. And to do everything for Krypton..no matter what. Well the willingness to kill Kal-El because of this is totally okay for me. He denied his plans of course, and that Krypton, what Zod wanted to resurrect, needs the codex. So that was the only way for thet i think. After Kal-El destroyed the codex chamber (i don't remember how they called it) He became vengeful. Yes, He's cold and dark...but you know...for me in that sexy "it okay baby" way XD It's horrible.
Mhmm, quite well understood. ^^ I guess you could sum that all up in one of Faora's quotes: "The fact that you possess a sense of morality, and we do not, is an evolutionary advantage. And if history has proven anything... it is that evolution always wins."
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How can you tell what Fitz has after 3 1/2 games?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ramfan2001
This just in ...... Football players are smart.
T.O> aint smart and neither is this guy he needs 2 c the field betterQuote:
Originally Posted by ramsbruce
Fitz has had three games to prove himself, and what has he done? Smoker deserves a shot. We need to evaluate the talent pool (if there is one).
Trust me, if Bulger was healthy, these last 2 games would have been a different story. We need Bulger. I question right now if Fitz is even NFL material.
Maybe he will "c" the field better once he gets more experience. Remember, he is a 7th round rookie trying to survive in the most complicated passing offense in the NFL - which is exactly the reason I agree that Smoker should get a chance.
Could be EDM...but what is the excuse for Smoker not seeing the field? It couldnt be much worse.
Originally Posted by Evil Disco Man
Of course if Bulger was here it would be different. If he was here Smoker wouldn't be here. You really think that 3 games is enough to decide whether Fitz is our guy or not?Quote:
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Wraith explain to me what giving Smoker these 2 games will tell us? Will it give us a definite answer on Smoker either way? I just don't believe it will. Even with giving Fitz 5 and 1/2 games I'm not sure we have a definte answer, but I believe it's a better idea than giving Smoker 2 games.
Well here's my opinion on the matter.....Lets see if Smoker can be a solid #3 QB and if he is let's not waste a draft pick next year on a qb..........Just because MM didnt like him does not mean that he can't play1 Sorry to butt in but, thats the way i would try it!
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I just don't see what keeping Harvard in there is going to do. I would much rather see if Smoker has ANYTHING before next season to know whether or not he can make this team. We all know Fitz is staying because of his 1/2 game flash he had. But not trying Smoker at this point is doing nothing for out future with the kid.
Unless Smoker is just horrible in practice, I don't know why he wouldn't be given a chance. I'd rather him go in than Jamie "my least favorite" Martin.Quote:
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Now that was funny!!LOL LOL LOL LOL
Originally Posted by Evil Disco Man
Fitz will be a solid qb IMPO and like ramwraith has mentioned we really do need to see if smoker can play at this level or if its just that MM has had him in the doghouse for something other than his talent.! Who knows he might get the job done!We wont ever know unless we see him out there1 I think that there is a lot of talent missed by teams in this league!
I get what you are saying, I guess what I'm saying is 2 games for Smoker most likely won't tell us much of anything. I don't want to give up on Fitz after only 3 1/2 games.Quote:
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I guess we can agree to disagree on this one buddy. :up:
You know it might not be bad to see Smoker next game and then if he doesn't do any better then we go with Fitz in the last game. Right now long term potential wise I give the edge to Fitz but it would not hurt to give Smoker 1 game if he does good he gets the last one if he does not then Fitz gets the nod.
If we are gonna give Smoker 1 game then we have to give him 2 games. 1 game won't tell us anything about Smoker, like I said before I don't think 2 games will tell us anything either, but if Smoker gets 1 game no matter what he does, he gets 2 games.Quote:
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82% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I never right reviews here, but it's almost 2 am and I can't sleep so let me share with you my thoughts. First of all I have tried every beauty blender knock off and the original one and they awful. Damp, super wet l, or just plain dry, this sponge acts like a sponte because that's what it is, it absorbs most of the product and you are left with an uneven and sheer bad foundation coverage on your skin. I have tried this with th e kat von d d and revlon color stay foundations which are the most pigmented, heavier and overall full in coverage, and this stupid thing still managed to thin out the foundation damp or dry. I don't understand the fascination with this product and others like it. It gives you no coverage and eats up everything! Even if you are expecting a natural and light coverage finish, this will actually leave your face without any product. This is basically smearing your foundation all over your face until the sponge eats up the foundation and leaves you with zero product on your face. Awful, truly awful product.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I did not understand the hype about the beauty blender until I forked over the 20$ at Sephora to get my hands on one after having my color matched foundation applied with the BB by one of the Sephora artists. I fell in love with the finish it left me with and was so happy how natural my foundation looked. This is also the only thing I use to blend in my MAC prolongwear concealer and Highighter. Seriously the finish is unbelievable! I know it seems expensive but if you take care of it you only have to buy it once. That being said, I found a box of 2 beauty blenders from amazon for $24, so keep your eyes peeled for those babies!!!
In terms of performance I give 5 stars, but for cleaning up and everyday maintenance the BB is kind of difficult to deal with. Washing it poorly I guess will leave your sponge with tears and holes in it, which arent a problem for makeup application but just look gross and make me not happy when my sponge looks old.
I have the special liquid cleanser that you are supposed to clean it with but i find that i get similar or even better results when i use a mild liquid face or hand soap
happy blending!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've had the original beauty blender for a little over two weeks now, and I can't believe it hasn't been more than that, as now I can't imagine applying my foundation in lieu of this magic pink egg.
For awhile I was unwilling to fork over $20 for a sponge (twenty bucks to a student is like, a week's worth of ramen noodles!), seeing as I mainly use foundation and concealer for color-correction and brightening for my combination-oily skin, but--and I can't believe I'm saying this--the beauty blender is 100% worth your investment.
I had previously used both the e.l.f. Powder Brush and the Real Techniques Expert Face Brush as per Youtube/MUA reviews, but neither had really fulfilled the flawless-yet-natural look that I had been going for, despite using full-coverage, luminous, all the way to dewy foundations and tinted moisturizers. Prior to both, I had used a cheapo $3 large and triangular makeup sponge I'd bought at Duane Reade. While the sponge had worked better than the brushes an infinity of times over, it still wasn't able to achieve the perfect finish.
When I finally succumbed to the beauty blender, I had been shopping in Sephora with my best friend (who is male and quite oblivious to the never-ending struggle of the female beauty lover), and he'd immediately turned up his nose at a $20 sponge. Of course, being me, I was more than willing to give it a try after the poor results from lower-end alternatives.
After dampening the sponge (others have said to squeeze it in a paper towel after you squeeze it out the first few times--I prefer not to, really), I dot my foundation all over my face using my finger and dab over areas in which I feel I need more coverage. Then taking the rounded side of the beauty blender, I bounce it all over my face to blend out the makeup. Since I go to school early in the morning, the key to a good tool in my opinion is ease of use and speed. And good Lord, this thing gets my face done fast.
I've gotten way more compliments on my skin since using it, from my friends, to my boyfriend (which is tough--he doesn't understand makeup either), to my parents (which is even tougher). My best friend (male culprit numero uno) has admitted the little pink egg worked wonders.
In order to clean this darn thing, and get ALL THE STAINS out (as much as I love the sponge, it stains like a mofo), I follow a reddit thread I found and dab it into baby oil. I then pinch the stained area using the fold between my index finger and thumb, and follow up with shampoo to get the oil out, gently massaging the sponge and squeezing away all the suds. Yes, it does bleed pink dye as you wash it, but that hasn't affected performance as long as I've been using it, and the bleeding has lessened with daily washing and since I've added the baby oil to the washing routine. In order to keep sponges lasting as long as possible, you should NEVER wring them out or twist them, or they'll tear. And then I leave it out sitting on its pedestal (the container it had come in) to dry and not develop mold.
Bottom line? I think everyone should at least try it, minding budget. I haven't tried the Real Techniques Miracle Sponge as I wanted to have my opinion formed on the beauty blender first (and now, I think I'm spoiled by this experience lol). Since I love it so much, I do plan to repurchase in the very near future, if just for a back up, and they've rolled out a limited edition one in Sephora red just in time! ;)
tl;dr BUY IT
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I held off a long time before buying because $20 for a sponge??!! But I concede it does do a really good job HOWEVER, in the end my foundation looks exactly the same when I use my Shiseido foundation brush - and I will never have to replace that. It doesapply my concealer much better than my fingers or my brush though. What I don't like about this is that loads, and I mean loads, of pink dye comes off when it is washed. Clearly this stuff is coming off on my skin too. So I won't repurchase unless one is available without colour.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Grey, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Received as gift after a friend learned I was exploring "dupes". The sponge is wonderful and I really like it. HOWEVER, there are dupes that work just as well for me. As much as I like the beauty blender, I think I prefer the Real Techniques. I'm 70 with fair skin so really good foundation application is a must. Gotta hide those wrinkles and pigmentations without looking made-up. Right, senior ladies?
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I just love this sponge! I always get compliments on my make up looking air brushed. I have had expensive make up brushes but still felt my foundation just wasn't 100% I would much rather buy the beauty blender over a brush any day. Is simple to use and the results are fab! I can't say enough good things about it! I always buy on Amazon it is cheaper for the same product!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I really love this sponge! My makeup looks really dewy when I use the beautyblender. The bb makes use even out of some foundations that I have once deemed too thick or cakey looking. Applying foundation to nose area is also very easy due to its shape. I wash my bb with the cleanser after each use, but the sponge hasn't lost its shape (I have used it 5 times a week for almost two months).
It is true what a previous reviewer wrote, the bb doesn't do anything what a good foundation brush wouldn't do. However, with beautyblender I receive the same finish way more faster than with a regular brush, which is really handy on early mornings. Therefore, I believe that this is especially a great product for people who aren't so used to applying their makeup with brushes.
The only downside for me is the price, since it is pretty pricey and you have to replace it (approximately) every three months.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I am in the minority here, but I really don't think the Beauty Blender is the amazing life changing beauty product it is claimed to be. I finally got with the times and bought one several months ago, I purchased the white "Pure" version and solid cleanser. I was so excited to use it and see what all the fuss was about! I made sure to read directions and checked out some tutorials first. It seems like every time someone doesn't like a popular product, people assume it's because they don't know how to use said product (I see you Younique mascara!) I know how to use the Beauty Blender properly and I still don't like it. It does give my foundation a nice smooth finish, but I can achieve the same look with a brush. I do like using the blender to sheer out some of my heavier foundations, it does a great job of that. It soaks up a ton of product and feels a little wasteful, especially if you're using it with expensive high-end foundations. This thing is definitely not a game changer for me at all. My white blender hasn't looked clean since it's first use, no matter how thoroughly I cleaned it. It actually looked so gross that I threw it away after only a handful of uses. And I honestly don't even miss it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I absolutely love this thing. I'm new to using foundation and I used to hardly wear it because I would apply it with my fingers and either get it uneven, too much, or not enough. I thought maybe it was because of the drugstore foundation I use, but that wasn't the problem. You eliminate the need for a mid-high end foundation with this product, so even though the initial investment is a bit pricey for a sponge, you will save money in the long run. Not only does it give a beautiful finish, but it makes applying makeup super quick and easy. The only tiny downside is cleaning it...but it is definitely worth it. I would recommend it to anyone who has a hard time applying foundation correctly or wanting to get a high end makeup finish with drugstore products.
Check online sites such as amazon...it'll be cheaper than in the store.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The best sponge ever! I love my BB! Blends your foundation so nice and leaves a flawless finish. Make sure to wet your sponge and dry it a bit before using for better application. Quite pricey for a little sponge but definitely worth it!
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Lyric founding producer Steven Jones first saw Jane Eyre during its Toronto run in 1996. "I loved it," he said in production notes. "I was in Toronto to see the pre-Broadway engagements of Ragtime and Jane Eyre. I saw Jane Eyre the first night and Ragtime the following afternoon. I was so moved by Jane Eyre that I returned to the Royal Alexandra Theatre to see it a second time."
After popular runs in Toronto and at the La Jolla Playhouse, Jane Eyre opened at Broadway's Brooks Atkinson Theatre on December 10, 2000. Lyric Stage's production will be the third professional production since its Broadway engagement.
Candace Evans directs the Lyric Stage mounting of Jane Eyre with musical direction by Scott A. Eckert.
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As usual I'm behind on the new year but this year I've decided thats going to be okay. Of course there are so many goals and things I would like to accomplish but instead my goal is going to be to go with the flow and enjoy myself this year.
Don't worry I'm still sewing and doing other fun things! I've been working on a beautiful new dress and got to spend the holidays with my love and my family in Portland.
This past weekend we got to attend a wedding of a friend and they were sweet enough to ask Tim to be the officiant and he did a wonderful job!
Oh look I made something and took picture of it yay! Its Vogue 8815 and it was a breeze to make and super fun to wear as well.
I've been eyeing this fabric for months but didn't know what to make with it but I am so plased with the choice. I can't wait to try making a short sleeve version with a little bit longer peplum!
So I've jumped on the peplum bandwagon and I saw this funny quip online about peplums.
Just a little note to any Arizona locals that I will be one of many lovely vendors participating in Made Market this December. You should all come out and support handmade and local products. I will be selling vintage clothing along with some handmade goodies! Hope to see you all there!
If you've been reading my blog for a long time you probably know that I used to do lots and lots of refashions – changing oversized thrift store finds into new garments.
I haven't been doing many of these lately but I still have quite a stash of to be refashioned items and this weekend I took inventory of my pile.
Shirts – 8
Dresses -18
Pants – 2
Rompers – 1
Sweaters – 3
Skirts – 2
Total – 34
This year I have been trying to pare my wardrobe down to only unique and versatile items. So now I need to figure out which of these 34 items can be successfully transformed into wardrobe staples and which have got to hit the road.
Are you guilty of projects piling up like me? I sure hope I'm not the only one.
I intended to make this to wear in Chicago but once it was altogether we had some kinks to work out first.
The darts are just about 100% wrong. The pulling between the front darts seems to be because the darts are too close together and too long. The pulling makes the top seem really tight and small which weirdly is not the case. It in fact feels a little big on the sides.
The neck also feels likes i'm being choked so thats definitely going to have to be lowered.
And on top of all that there is tons of gaping at the back neck.
I am pleased with using a full skirt instead of the a-line one the pattern calls for and the fabric choice but thats about it.
Back to the sewing table it is.
On another note forgive the slightly crappy pictures – it is getting really hard to take pictures after work now that its getting dark sooner and sooner. I'm going to have to come up with another time to get these things done.
This past weekend I got to spend the weekend in the Windy City and thus can check off number twenty off of my 24 before 25 list.
We ate tons of food, walked a million miles, and thoroughly explored the city.
It actually looked like fall in Chicago which is such a pleasant change from the 90 degree weather in Arizona!
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Off to the next list item!
I have surprisingly been doing quite a bit of sewing but not too many photoshoots. So I thought I'd give a sneak peek of a few projects you may or may not have seen until I can get some legit photos taken!
Saturday was Tour De Fat where thousands of people come out for fun, costumes, and bicycles! Tim and I decided to go with a nautical theme so I made this dress and finished it up mere minutes before the bike parade! We volunteered in the afternoon and it was super fun.
I finally fixed the Cambie dress lining! I had to do some serious wrestling with that lining but in the end I won and I didn't even have to remove the zipper.
I also finished my peony muslin and I have a few fit issues to work out, like this weird pulling in between the darts which I think actually stems from a saggy neckline.
I also made this pencil skirt a while ago but haven't gotten around to pictures better than these that Tim snapped when we visited the Musical Instrument Museum in Scottsdale but check out how cool those walkman-esque audio tour devices are!
I've got tons to do this with our impending trip to Chicago including figuring out how to go from the high 90's to the mid 50's…eek! Us native Arizonans are not built for that kind of weather.
In a couple of weeks Tim and I are heading to Chicago for a long weekend. We'll be visiting one of Tim's old friends and doing some exploring of Chicago on our own. This is the first time visiting for both of us so tell me where we should be going!
So for the trip I'd like to sew up a few things to wear on the road. I'm not sure what it is but new cities always make me want to look extra special and nothing says extra special like handmade goodness!
#1. The Peony dress – Since I'm already making this for the sewalong I'm going to try to finish at least a wearable muslin for the trip.
#2. Clover pants – For the fall I'd love a new sassy pair of slim ankle pants in either black, navy, or maybe red.
I'm going to be trotting around in lots of Colette Patterns!