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Queen Elizabeth II; King George VI; Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother; Princess Margaret
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Queen Elizabeth II; King George VI; Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother; Princess Margaret
by Marcus Adams
bromide print, 1938
14 in. x 10 1/4 in. (357 mm x 260 mm)
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- Queen Elizabeth II (1926-), Queen regnant. Sitter associated with 918 portraits.
- Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (1900-2002), Queen of George VI. Sitter associated with 535 portraits.
- King George VI (1895-1952), Reigned 1936-52. Sitter associated with 509 portraits.
- Princess Margaret (1930-2002), Daughter of George VI; Countess of Snowdon. Sitter associated with 272 portraits.
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- Marcus Adams (1875-1959), Photographer. Artist associated with 110 portraits, Sitter in 7 portraits.
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Current affairsBritain pursues its policy of appeasement. At the Munich Agreement, Britain, France and Italy agreed to allow Hitler to seize the Sudetenland area of Czechoslovakia. The agreement was seen at the time as a triumph for peace, with Neville Chamberlain returning home brandishing the paper agreement and saying 'peace for our time.' Within six months Germany had occupied the rest of Czechoslovakia.
Art and scienceGraham Greene publishes Brighton Rock. The novel follows the decent of Pinky, a teenage gang leader in Brighton's criminal underworld. The book examines the criminal mind and explores the themes of morality and sin - recurrent concerns for the Roman Catholic Author. Glasgow hosts the Empire Exhibition; an £11 million celebration of the British Empire visited by 13 million people.
InternationalIn its pursuit of 'Lebensraum' (living space), Germany annexes Austria and parts of Czechoslovakia with little opposition from the League of Nations. At home, the Nazis continued their escalating persecution of the Jews with 'Kristallnach' (the Night of Broken Glass), attacking Jewish homes, shops, businesses and synagogues, and taking Jewish men to concentration camps.
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You do know they box in MMA right? Did you not see that last night?
You're acting like Boxing and MMA are mutually exclusive. They're not. They're very much intertwined.
If you can't close the distance properly, you can't land a takedown.
Where is this prolific kicking you've seen from Ronda? Did Holly have to check a single kick last night?
The answers are right in front of your face if you just open your eyes.
If you STILL need people to "explain" it further.....well.....ignorance is bliss I suppose.
The boxing in MMA and regular boxing are not the same and you know it. Ronda didn't respect Holly's boxing and paid for it. I never denied that.
Against a boxer, an MMA fighter could bear crawl to close the distance. Obviously Ronda couldn't do that last night because Holly is an MMA fighter with other weapons. And even against Holly's superior stand up, Ronda was at least able to close the distance once. Floyd, nor any other boxer, would be able to defend that the way Holly did
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Station Philippe Auguste : 3 mn walk - line 2 - leads you direct to Montmartre (15 mn).
69 bus is 1 block away : crosses most major points of interest in the city : Pere Lachaise - Bastille - Marais - The river Seine & its islands with Notre Dame & the Sainte Chapelle - Beaubourg Museum- Palais Royal - The Louvres museum - Orsay museum – Invalides and the Eifel Tower.
ACCESS TO NEIGHBORHOOD LANDMARKS (see photo "neighborhood landmarks")
RUE DE LA ROQUETTE : From Père Lachaise to Bastille, is the backbone of the Bastille area, crammed with bars and restaurants. From rue de Lappe, activity spread to the whole neighborhood.
PERE-LACHAISE : World renowned Cemetery. A combined hilled park covered with trees, meandering coble stone alleys and a stunning variety of architectures. Many famous people rest there. The Héloïse et Abelard chapel is a true mythic story and a flamboyant gothic site.
RUE OBERKAMPF : The latest trendy area, packed with restaurants, bars and exotic stores.
MUSEE CARNAVALET : Museum about the history of Paris in a magnificent Renaissance hotel
PLACE DES VOSGES : Beautiful square surrounded by stunning 16th century residences
MARCHE D'ALIGRE : Unique flea market combined with an outdoor food market. Imparts a true sense of traditional and lively Parisian life.
Part of an historical neighborhood, the newly renovated 1930 red brick building has an elevator & is located close to famous 16 Th century ' Marais ', the oldest part of Paris & cuts through la "Bastille", the newest fashionable area with its Opera & marina
This decorated & furnished Parisian apartment is on the second floor (first floor European). Several subway stations are close by & the bus is one block away
Nicely nested in a calm street parallel to La Roquette, the building is protected from the noise & activity. Security is excellent: There is a concierge. The front door has a code then a second entrance is with a magnetic key or, for visitors, through an intercom system
Decorated apartment with large windows in living room & bedroom overlooking the street. Bathroom, toilet & kitchen are separate & each have windows. You have access to both rooms independently. French windows lead to each room
Elegant & warm with CENTRAL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING. 1 coat closet and 1 large closet, many light sources from antique lamps, oriental rugs, 2 large bookcases with several hundred English & French art & reference books, very large musical selection on hard drive linked to stereo with CD player, round dining table with four 1940 chairs & armchair
FREE LOCAL, DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL CALLS to 100 countries including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Chine, Spain + Canaries, USA, Germany, Guadeloupe + Martinique, Greece, Holland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Portugal + Azores + Madera, United Kingdom + Jersey, Singapore, Suede, Switzerland, Taiwan. Other countries 10 cents/mn or more.
FREE USE OF COMPUTER, SUPERFAST FIBRE OPTIC BROADBAND INTERNET & WI FI, choice of English (qwerty) or French (azerty) keyboards, scanner, DVD burner, router connections for your laptops, MESSENGER, SKYPE with WEBCAM. Many Software available.
Bedroom: High end quality sofa bed for 2 with space enough to leave it permanently open with ease. In addition ironing equipment, umbrellas,
Living-room: High end quality sofa bed sleeps 2. Bed linens, pillows & towels are provided. Flat screen cable HD TV with 100 international channels.
Dining area: Flatware & dinner service.
Kitchen comes equipped with large refrigerator/freezer, twin sinks, oven, microwave, blenders, toaster, coffee maker & full range of cooking ware
Bathroom: sitting bathtub with shower, cupboard & 2 small closets. Hair dryer,
Instructions are provided concerning the use of utilities & appliances & where to find them.
Beverley Williams & Kent
Nova Scotia
I was most impressed with your many prompt replies to my questions. We appreciated that the building was very secure with digital entrance code etc. The apartment could house four adults properly. Furnishings were very suitable- my son was fascinated with the large interesting library. We also appreciated the access to free Internet & free phone calls internationally. What a bonus!
While in Europe none of the other rentals had left such detailed information as you had for us upon our arrival about your flat, transportation, local attractions, etc. Thank you for that! The location was very convenient- we were able to walk to many places in the Bastille area. We loved the many cafes. We appreciated the reasonable rental fee you ask. Would we stay there again? Yes! It met our needs & had a trusting l&lord who was very congenial & helpful. What more could you ask?
Warren D. Johnson
Staying at Jean Charles's apartment was a great choice. It has everything (& more) you would expect from an apartment including a full kitchen, dining area & office area. We really appreciated the computer & high speed Internet access as well as the free calls back to the United States. I would recommend this apartment to anyone
Yoram & Zvia Elazary
Dear Jean. We'll be more than glad to recommend your lovely flat which satisfy our expectations during our holiday in Paris. The flat is comfortable & in a very good location, but for us, the most significant advantage was - meeting a nice & hospitable proprietor
Best Regards
John Baldwin & Marilyn Gibson.
From the moment Jean Charles greeted us at his apartment, we felt as if we were right at home in Paris. The flat itself was very comfortable with all comforts & conveniences available (including a wonderful book collection), & the location was excellent. We highly recommend this apartment for Paris visitors
Tricia Breidel
Minneapolis MN
Jean Charles. Our friends & I enjoyed ourselves very much. It was a very cute apt. We loved the fact you had the Web & free international calling. It is pretty well located, walking distance to the museums, & only blocks from the cemetery Pere Lachaise which is beautiful. We had a great stay & I would recommend it because it is larger than most hotel rooms. Also the metro & taxi stands are close. We had a great time. Thank you
Asae Mizoguchi
Hello Jean. I enjoyed staying in your nice apartment of Paris. You look like professor of university Location is very good near Bastille. If you come to Sapporo, Japan, I can offer my house, live in another place, so my house is vacancy.
Best Regards
Olive Au
Hi Jean. I just wanted to thank you for the lovely stay in Paris. It has been a real pleasure renting from you. I have never tried to rent an apartment before in a foreign country so I was very scared about what would happen. If ever you need a recommendation, forward the request along & I will be happy to give one for you (with high praises of course) :)
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Jean Charles Dicharry, artist and bilingual writer, is early on interested in performance creation in Amsterdam. This allowed for staged interactive experiments between photography, painting and poetry with the help of mimes and dancers. Later, based in New York, he involves himself internationally with fresco and mural projects. Subsequently the then nascent world of computing offers creative investigation to multimedia virtual art, combining animation, text and sound for installation projects.
Presently back in Paris, he now devotes himself mainly to writing.
The Owner purchased this condo in 1951
My parents bought this home a few years after the second world war. My father, a French naval officer, left France during the war for England to fight the Nazi regime. My English mother was at the admiralty … and so they met. One of the rare benefits of any conflict. They settled in France where I am born. With my sister we all lived in this Parisian nest during the 50's and 60's. I then lived in Holland and the United States When I decided to rent it I had no idea it would be so gratifying. This because travellers visiting give back life to a space that has meaning to me. I know Paris better perhaps than my soul and enjoy giving to visitors who wish so a sense of its history, mystery and spirit.
An authentic neighbourhood yet close to all activities where one can truly experience living as a Parisian. All the amenities (shops for daily necessities, specialty stores, supermarkets, post office, ATM, parks, cafes, restaurants) one can expect from an authentic neighbourhood that is still not affected by the merchandising of the nearby famous areas, yet very close to them. A very calm district and one of the most charged with history. Access to all parts of Paris are easy either walking (to the Bastille marina and river and the Marais in 15 mn), by subway direct to Champs Elysees, Trocadero and Montmartre (line 9 and 2 – duration of trip 15 to 20 mn depending of the target) or with the fantastic world renowned 69 bus, one block away, which crosses most major points of interest in the city (Pere Lachaise – Bastille marina and opera - Marais - The river Seine & its islands with Notre Dame & the Sainte Chapelle - Beaubourg Museum- Palais Royal - The Louvres museum - Orsay museum – Invalides and the Eifel Tower).
To say the least I cannot recommend this location. The owner was very pleasant and detailed in his showing his apartment but on driving to the area from outside of Paris it was evident not in a pleasant area of Paris and I would not describe it as near Marais! The owner must have mentioned 5+ times 'don't worry it is a very safe area'- with that said my first morning walking to the subway had a man try to hustle me and was very glad I had my husband at my side to run interference. I would not have felt comfortable walking in the area on my own especially at night. Unfortunately regardless of what metro stop you used you had to walk through streets that were not overly inviting. My husband actually booked the place and he was not happy to find that he was going to sleep on the sofa that is shown in the pictures - which is the sleeper sofa you will sleep on; the owner should have shown a picture of that. My husband is 6'2" and I am 5'4" and neither of us enjoyed our feet hanging over or hitting the metal frame due to very thin mattress and very small bed frame. It did have air conditioner unit so that was nice but if you are looking for a pleasant place to hang out in nd a neighborhood to enjoy - I would not select this- we left at the very start of the day and didn't return until the end.
Our stay at this apartment felt like we were at home. Great history, memorable character, wonderful elevator! We had easy access to everywhere, by metro and by bus. The number 69 bus took us through everywhere, Panda Style restaurant a great find, the Sunday market at the Bastille a dream for food lovers. We booked a taxi from and to CDG airport with Inter Service Prestige taxi company and they were great, even stopping at a supermarket when we arrived to stock up on a few things. Jean Charles (the apartment owner) was full of information about things to do and always available if we had any queries. Thank you Paris and Jean Charles. Hopefully see you again soon. Paula and Iain
I would absolutely recommend this apartment and its owner, Jean Charles. The apartment is classic French style, very clean and well equipped. Small details like a kitchen with some spices and teas, good working WiFi, free calls to North America and a comfortable sitting room made our vacation in Paris even more memorable. The neighbourhood was great for picking up fresh groceries and experiencing Paris the way Parisians do. It was also very close to several convenient Metro stations.
Jean Charles was very helpful in preparing for our trip and at our arrival. His suggestions on restaurants and sightseeing were useful and appreciated. His English was excellent, which made communicating very simple and natural.
I traveled to Paris with my Mom for her 75th birthday and staying in such a great apartment and neighbourhood was very memorable.
We would certainly recommend this apartment and would definitely return.
I traveled with my mother for her 60th Birthday, Jean Charles was an excellent host. He left us clear directions and suggestions, as well as emailed them. Very good at communicating rapidly and was very accommodating. We loved our location and the building felt very safe and clean. The apartment is very close to many metro stations and we had many nice walks into close neighborhoods for pastries and various other delicious items. I would recommend the space to anyone, and you will be lucky to have Jean Charles as your host. A great stay we will remember always. (Great shower pressure, too! :)
Large, Cheap, right in the city, safe location, close to metro, well equipped kitchen, English speaking excellent landlord
My husband and I spent five days in Paris and loved the fact that we could get anywhere in Paris via foot, metro or city bus from this terrific apartment. As others in past reviews have stated, Jean Charles is a warm generous person and talented artist who is happy to ensure that your vacation is everything you want it to be. The things we enjoyed about the apartment was the quietness, cleanliness, comfort and lots of old world charm. It is Paris after all. The shower floor is actually a tiny tub, which one can use for a mini soak. The two main rooms both contain comfortable sofa beds. The brown sofa makes into a very comfortable larger bed which we used. It was simple to open (a pull tab allows the bed to unfold like flower petals). Very creative and a snap to close each morning so that we had a full room to use. We purchased food for breakfast and snacks at local markets and speciality shops which are very numerous. We also loved exploring the neighbourhood. You are not in the middle of a huge tourist area, so we really felt like locals, shopping checking out the restaurants and generally just strolling around during the evening. We ate at a different neighbourhood restaurant every night and not one disappointed. We found the shops and restaurant staff very friendly (even putting up with our simple French) and more than happy to help us out. The extra bonus in the apartment was the AC as the weather turned very hot our last two days. We were very thankful to be able to quickly cool down the rooms at the end of our day. We highly recommend this apartment for your next visit to Paris.
Thank you Jean Charles for your assistance and interest in our vacation. It was a memorable time.
Close to many subways, 1 or 2 blocks away, 69 Bus station and park, 1 block away, post office, theatre, bakeries, cafes, delicatessen stores & supermarkets, wine shops, pharmacies, launderettes, ATMs, hardware stores, doctors, dentists & so on, 1 to 2 blocks away, Swimming pool & sport clubs are at a walking distance,
Visiting Paris, Le Marais (oldest part of Paris) & la Bastille (newest fashionable area), 15 min walk or 5 by bus, Le Pere Lachaise, less than 5 min, Belleville (China town), 15 min walk, 6 by subway, Foot of Montmartre, 15 min direct, Champs Elysees 20 min direct, big stores (Galleries Lafayette, Printemps) and the Opera, 12 min direct, Notre Dame, 17 min with 1 change, Latin Quarter, 18 min with 1 change, Eiffel Tower, 2O min with 1 change, Add duration of pace from home to station and from station to site, Map of the close neighborhood, one for transportation with instructions of how to reach a place fast & phone books are provided. The 69 bus is actually an interesting opportunity for visiting Paris since it crosses most major points of interest in the city (Pere Lachaise - Bastille - Marais - The river Seine & its islands with Notre Dame & the Sainte Chapelle - Beaubourg Museum- Palais Royal - The Louvres museum - Orsay museum – Invalides and the Eifel Tower).
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Has there ever been a better song than Paul Kelly's "How to Make Gravy"?
It's not a recipe set to music but a letter from a prisoner to his brother at Christmas. Over an ear-grabbing, mid-tempo guitar riff, the narrator begins with warm holiday wishes and, yes, the recipe, but is soon overwhelmed by regret, jealousy and paranoia. In four minutes, the Aussie singer-songwriter touches on more emotions and penetrates them more deeply than many artists manage in an entire career.
It could have come only from Kelly, one of the English language's greatest songwriters, even if most Americans have never heard of him. He's a fairly big star at home, where for the past 38 years he has set his razor-sharp lyrics to garage-rock, folk-rock, R&B, bluegrass and soundtracks. "Greatest Hits: Songs From the South, Volumes 1 & 2" is a two-disc collection of 40 of Kelly's best songs from 1985 to 2008, and every tune should be a welcome revelation to the uninitiated.
If there is a better song than "How to Make Gravy," it may well be Kelly's "Deeper Water." It begins, over a chiming pop guitar riff, with the story of a child gathering courage to wade into the waves. A grinding Velvet Underground riff closes off childhood and follows the boy into adolescent lust, marriage, parenthood and a spouse's death, each step as seductive and as terrifying as the swelling music behind him.


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President Ted Hendry announces details of United Way's new Social Innovation Fund grant at Tanglewood Middle School.
A new community initiative working to keep middle school students engaged in school and on track to graduation has received a major boost in the form of a $3 million federal investment.
Last week in Washington, D.C., the Corporation for National and Community Service announced that after a highly competitive, rigorous nationwide competition, United Way of Greenville County was awarded a three-year, $3 million Social Innovation Fund (SIF) grant to support the success of middle school students and their families. The grant includes the potential for an additional $2 million in continuation funding over two years based on appropriations and performance.
The federal funds will be matched dollar for dollar by United Way of Greenville County, private foundations, and corporations; and matched again by funded subgrantees, for a potential community investment of $15 million over five years. Commitments from Hollingsworth Fund and the Community Foundation of Greenville, as well as corporate support from Wells Fargo, have gotten the matching process underway.
Today at Tanglewood Middle School, partners from United Way, Greenville County Schools and the Riley Institute at Furman University announced how the grant will be used to implement an Early Warning and Response Systeman evidence-based dropout prevention strategy at Tanglewood, Lakeview Middle School, Berea Middle School and Greenville Early College.
Too often, simply where you live can put you at a disadvantage thats hard to rise above, said Greenville County School Board Member Glenda Morrison-Fair, a volunteer on United Ways Middle Grades Success Challenge Team. If we are to strengthen our whole community, we must focus on the communities that need us most and change the odds for our children in these neighborhoods.
Piloted effectively in Philadelphia, Phoenix, and other communities around the country, the Early Warning Response System utilizes real-time data to identify students beginning to disengage from school as indicated by attendance, behavior and course performance. By identifying students early, a coordinated team of educators and community experts can match students with the right response interventions and then monitor each students progress over time.
Greenville County Schools has already committed to invest in the technology to implement the early warning portion of the project, while United Way will subgrant the federal dollars and matching funds to qualified nonprofits offering the response. This wrap-around support for students and their families can include such things as health care, transportation, affordable housing, or other issues preventing students from succeeding in school.
"We are pleased to join with the United Way and the Riley Institute to provide a network of community support necessary to ensure our students success. This exciting partnership offers a long-term solution that will not only strengthen the communities in which our students live, but will translate into greater academic success for these students during the middle school years," said Greenville County Schools Superintendent W. Burke Royster. "By providing a strong system of support that meets the individual needs of each student, we believe we will see fewer dropouts and an increase in our graduation rate among this segment of our community."
In the next several months, United Way will hold an open competition to select innovative, effective nonprofits to receive grants valued at a minimum of $100,000 for periods of three to five years. These solutions must have at least preliminary evidence of impact, and nonprofits will work with officials at SIF and United Way to design strong evaluation plans. The Riley Institute at Furman University, a key partner in the grant award, will help track the performance and evaluate the impact of the subgranted programs.
This project matters for many reasons, not just because of the way it stands to change the lives of the students, families and communities of the White Horse Road area, but also because the rigorous evaluation component that we will undertake will deepen our understanding of which strategies work best in middle school to help students transition successfully into high school, said Don Gordon, executive director of the Riley Institute.
SIF uses limited federal investment as a catalyst to grow community-based nonprofits with evidence of strong results. Five years into the program, the Social Innovation Fund and its nonfederal partners have committed to invest more than $700 million in effective community solutions.
This grant represents a major win for all of us as it validates the power of collaboration that we so strongly believe in at United Way, said United Way President Ted Hendry. We are extremely proud to be included among a very select list of organizations from across the country that have received Social Innnovation Fund grants over the past five years, and are very excited about the possibilities this creates for the children of this community and the future of Greenville County.


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CADIZ – Nick Yourkovich felt in November that his team had a legitimate shot to play for championships in February.
It's February and Yourkovich's Harrison Central Lady Huskies have earned the right to play for the OVAC Class 4A championship.
Harrison Central will now take on Steubenville Saturday at 12:30 p.m. in the title game of the Wheeling Hospital OVAC Girls Basketball Championship after dispatching third-seeded St. Clairsville, 59-50, Monday inside a jam-packed John W. Stephenson Center.
"This was one of our goals, but after the first two games (of the season), we were a little bit up in the air," Yourkovich said. "Our chemistry wasn't right early in the season, but the last 10 or so, we've really been playing well. We're very excited. We wanted to be playing at OUE on Saturday."
The Lady Huskies and Lady Red Devils had split their two meetings this season. The first half was played within a five-point window the entire way and was knotted at 23 at half.
That trend continued into the early stages of the third quarter as the teams traded baskets. St. Clairsville owned a 31-30 lead after a short jumper by sophomore Anna DeFillipo.
From there, however, it was all Huskies.
D.J. Keesey and Kara Dunfee ignited a 16-1 run with an inside tally and a three-pointer from the wing. It was a 46-32 Harrison Central edge before St. C. senior Carlee Gillespie scored the final five of the period.
"We let them get to the basket too much in the first half," Yourkovich said. "That caused us to get into a little bit of foul trouble. We knew we had to stop penetration and rebound the ball because we thought shooting was a deficiency for them, so we wanted to make them prove it from the outside."
The Lady Devils, who had shot the ball well from the perimeter late in the season, were just off most of the evening. They connected on only two 3-pointers and both were by DeFilippo.
"I thought we played very, very hard, but we just didn't have our best shooting night," said St. Clairsville head coach Alicia Freeman. "Each time we would start to make something happen, they would come back and hit a shot, which is a credit to them. That run they made in the third quarter was definitely the difference in the game."
The Lady Huskies were able to fight the Lady Devils off by going to junior Katie Ellzy inside. The Robert Morris softball commit scored 14 of her game-high 20 in the second half. She also controlled the interior with 14 boards.
St. Clairsville didn't get any closer than nine in the fourth.
Along with Ellzy's production, Keesy added 10 points and eight rebounds. Dunfee finished with nine.
St. C. was led by junior Alexis St. Clair who finished with 15 despite battling foul trouble. Gillespie and DeFilippo went for 14 and 11, respectively.
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"We'll now focus on the (Ohio sectional) tournament because teams are determined by what they do in the postseason."
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After a hard day's toil, who doesn't love a relaxing massage? And who knows what a relaxing massage might lead to... (we bet you do). This handheld massager's smooth, ergonomic form is fashioned to knead tired muscles and caress away the stress. Mmmmm.
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After a hard day's toil, who doesn't love a relaxing massage? And who knows what a relaxing massage might lead to... (we bet you do). This handheld massager's smooth, ergonomic form is fashioned to knead tired muscles and caress away the stress. Mmmmm.
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Reviewed: 20 September 2016 by Mrs Costello, a Straight Married Female
I ordered the item to assist in our sensual massage sessions, and it doesnt disappoint.
It can be used with massage oils or lubricant on the naked skin; although there is a need of tissues in close proximity, as the handle can get a little slippery if you aren't careful.
It is just as useful over clothes after a hard days work (and the husband has already stolen it to massage his knees - so much for sensual massage!), and it's very easy to clean in soapy water.
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- Handle could do with a grip.
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Great for pampertime
Reviewed: 09 September 2016 by SarahTheMermaid, a Straight Going Steady Female
This little device is lovely. It's easy to use and it brings so much pleasure.
My boyfriend works long hours, so when he comes home he's very stressed and very tense, so usually sex is a no-no.
But I bought this as a little gift and told him to lay down and I rubbed oil down his back and started to run this up and down his back. He felt so relaxed after and, lo and behold, I was rewarded sex.
If your partner or you have a stressful job and you need something to help you unwind, buy this and some oils. Job's a good 'un.
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Reviewed: 06 September 2016 by Jezebella, a Bisexual Engaged Female
This beautiful little hand held massager is, by far, the best item I have ever purchased from Lovehoney. It has kindled more romance, encouraged a closer relationship with my partner and given more joy than anything else in my box of tricks.
This massager is a true couple's toy. It makes you slow down and worship your lover's body. You can deliver sensual and long massages without your hands getting tired, drawing out the pleasure for your partner. Watching someone you love relax under your hands is a truly wonderful experience.
The massager is made of solid plastic with a curved handle and 4 solid balls. I recommend covering your partner's body in a sensual massage oil with your hands before using the massager. Once they are oiled up and ready, run the massager up and down their back and shoulders, asking them where feels good and if you need to apply more or less pressure. When you are comfortable with the back you can also use it on the legs, arms and neck. It feels absolutely wonderful and is the closest to feeling hands on you as you can get.
You also don't need to worry about your technique being bad as the massager ensures it will be good. All you need to do is make sure the skin is nice and oiled, apply the right amount of pressure and listen to feedback. However, I recommend using hands intermittently with the massager to keep you feeling close and connected with your partner.
I cannot recommend this product enough! A good massage is a romantic experience we all deserve, and this little beauty takes away the work of a massage whilst improving the technique.
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I really don't like blue eyeshadow, it always makes me look tired, even though there are so many lovely shades of blue 🙁
I love wearing navy blue eyeliner as a pop of color, but I'm just not comfortable with most blue eyeshadow.
I don't think I've worn a pastel blue since I was in high school. Some people can definitely pull it off, but I don't trust my blending skills for that!
I feel so trashy when I use a blue eyeshadow. It just doesn't go well with my skin/hair tone at all! There a girl at work that looks so gorgeous with it. Makes me kind of jealous. Only a little bit.
Blue eyeshadow has the tendency to look Mimi from the Drew Carey Show -esque if you don't know what you're doing, but blue eyeliner (especially navy!) looks so chic!
that was my exact thought about blue eyeshadow
For me, it really depends on the product. I am quite happy wearing MAC's Birds & Berries as either a shadow or a liner. Today, I tightlined with a Lise Watier dark blue liner because I didn't want to look "made up" but wanted my eyes to look have a bit more "pop". I guess I'm more likely to wear dark blue liner since it's much easier than blue shadow (which takes work, blending, co-ordinating with other colours) but I do have some blue shadows that I like too.
an eyeshadow, i'm just not a big fan of eyeliners.
My boyfriend said it best. "Hookers wear blue eyeshadow."
And how would your boyfriend know?….from experience?…..I think blue eyeshadows are really pretty….I put MAC satin taupe on the entire lid and then place Sugar Pill Weekender over it up to the crease area….and I get compliments….and this is one of my many "blue looks"
I love them both, don't make me choose, lol.
blue shadow…because there is a variety of color range, texture etc….even though I have brown hair and eyes, I can wear it well without looking like I am coming out in the 70's…..
I'm NC45 and love blue shadow and liner. I tend to use more navy in the crease or outer corner, but like lighter blues on the lid as well. I think it depends on how and where you use it. A light blue on the lid with a darker crease color (brown, dark gray, plum or purple) looks great.
Blue just doesn't work with my skintone…but at least eyeliner takes up less space! And navy is close enough to black…
I said eyeliner, just because it's easier to work than eyeshadow. But I'm obsessed with any deep sapphire/midnight blue. Eyeshadows like Le Metier Midnight Sky or theBalm Risque Rene, eyeliners like MUFE Aqua Liner #6…stunning. I wish I could wear them more often.
I picked blue eye shadow, but really I would wear either. I just don't prefer colored liners as much. I used to HATE blue eye shadow, though. I didn't own any. I wouldn't touch the stuff. It was like a weird, random phobia of blue eye shadow and looking tacky. It used to be the thing for people to wear light frosty blue shadow up to the crease and slightly above with lots of black liner. Even in the 6th grade (when the trend hit), I thought it was ridiculous, and ever since I had the hugest aversion to anything blue on my eyes until a MAC girl sold me on a blue shadow.
It's still not my favorite color to wear, but I love mixing it with other colors, and I do favor a dark smoky, navy eye!
I voted blue eyeshadow, and though I knew I would be part of the minority, I never thought it would be by quite so much!
Don't get me wrong – I love colored eyeliner, but blue eyeliner just doesn't really suit me.
However, I ADORE colored eyeshadow, and I love blue in particular. Such a fun shade, you can do so many things, from a deeper navy, to a poolside blue to and icy winter look – so many options! I am a bit crazier with makeup though, so I understand why people prefer to go with the more subtle blue liner option 🙂
This was a horrible question because I so love both!! In the end I voted blue eyeliner because I can wear it with my blue eyeshadow or with other color themes also, so I get more wear out of it.
But I have more fun BUYING blue eyeshadow than eyeliner.
A deep blue buffed into the outer crease is perfection on brown eyes.
I don't see anything troublesome with wearing either. 😛
I voted for eyeliner even though i love blue eyeshadow and some of the deeper shades look great on me (loving my estee lauder blue dahlia palette at the moment) but as people have said above me it takes time, patience and skill to apply so 9 times out of 10 if i'm in a rush and want a little blue in my life i just reach for the eyeliner.
I chose blue eyeshadow. I don't wear full-on blue eyeshadow ("full-on": think bright, clear blues), I usually tone it down with silver or gold on top and neutrals in the crease. I also use my light blues in a thin layer between my base shadow and my lid shadow for eye-brightening properties. Also, a navy blue can be used as a liner or a crease/outer corner color.
From experience, I have found that a navy liner in the lashline to be too obviously blue. However, in the outer half of the lower lashline, it looks wonderful.
Well, I like both, but I generally prefer it as an eyeliner than a shadow. Actually, I'm wearing a winged eye in electric blue liner as I type this. 😀


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Using canting, a pen-like tool that applies liquid wax to cloth, Suparti draws a clove flower motif on a piece of white fabric. The piece is usually completed within a week and she will receive Rp 50,000 (US$5.3) for the payment.
"It's only a side job since I have to take care of my family as well as help my husband with the farming," the 46-year-old woman and mother of four said recently.
Every week, Suparti submits her creations to a batik businessperson to receive payment as well as materials, such as textiles and wax, for her next project.
However, Suparti's work is only the initial stage in the long process to produce hand-made batik, which once completed, can be worth between Rp 2 million to Rp 10 million apiece. Following this drawing stage, the textile must then be colored, cleaned and dried before it is ready to be sold.
She revealed that this skill was inherited from her mother and grandmother but none of her children are interested in learning batik illustration. "Maybe because I do not get paid much for my batik drawing," Suparti, who has one grandchild, said.
Suparti is one of dozens of women currently attending a training course at the Kudus Batik Gallery. The Gallery, managed by the Djarum Appresiasi Budaya Foundation in cooperation with two batik entrepreneurs, instructs the housewives on how to draw traditional Kudus batik motifs, such as the clove flower, Kudus Tower (the icon of the city), kapal kandas (stranded ship) and beras wutah (scattered rice).
"The motifs are almost extinct. Hopefully, we will preserve the motifs through this initiative," Yuli Astuti, one of only two Kudus batik entrepreneurs, said.
Yuli revealed that, due to a decrease in demand, the practice of Kudus batik motif illustration was extinct as there were no local entrepreneurs interested in promoting the traditional craft.
The 31-year-old woman, who studied fashion design, had to go to small hamlets around the city, meeting old women who still retain the skill and knowledge to draw this special batik ornamentation.
"I began to develop the Kudus batik in 2005. I rode motorcycles kilometers just to meet the old women and learnt from them," Yuli said.
Yuli also visited Batik centers in cities and towns across Central Java, such as Surakarta and Magelang, which are famous for their products.
Slowly but surely, Kudus batik began to reemerge. Private companies, such as Djarum, support Yuli, through initiatives such as the establishment of galleries as well as exhibitions that support this traditional craft.
Chairwoman of the Indonesian Batik Foundation Miranti S. Ginanjar welcomed the support of private companies in the promotion and development of batik, a cultural legacy which was recognized by UNESCO in 2009 as "a masterpiece of oral and intangible heritage of humanity".
Miranti says batik development efforts should be conducted in line with the improvement of the artisans' welfare. She admitted that the lengthy process of batik production, which requires several workers, is to blame for the low payment of batik craftspeople, even though the final product may be worth millions of rupiah. Nevertheless, she urges batik entrepreneurs to increase their workers' salaries, including the housewives who draw the batik.
"The entrepreneurs should treat their batik craftspeople in a more humane manner," she said, adding that the increase in awareness of the welfare of batik crafters would attract more people to take up the skill of batik writings.
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