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Mar 6, 2013
Mad about Maira
Rachelle Unreich's recent article on Maira Kalman in Dumbo Feather took me on a nostalgic journey. I have followed Maira Kalman for two decades, eating up her words and illustrations.
|Maira Kalman on the cover of Dumbo Feather - First Quarter 2013 | Issue 34
|It's worth getting your mitts on a copy and reading it word for word. It's a truly inspiring interview.
I first discovered MK via her late husband Tibor Kalman. I had just finished a Bachelor of Visual Communications at R.M.I.T and was totally obsessed with graphic design. I was in design heaven, drooling over the catalogues he designed for Benetton called Colors. I went to NY in my early 20's and made a time to visit his studio M&Co (because that's what you do when you're naive and wide-eyed in your early 20's).
|Over the last two decades I've collected nearly all books (written or illustrated) by Maira Kalman. Here's a snapshot of my collection
|One of my favourites, written by Michael Poolan and illustrated by MK, this book combines my two loves..illustration and health food.
|This article on Maira Kalman appeared in W Magazine in 2005. Her words about the loss of her husband resonated with me in my own times of sadness.
Rachelle and I have always shared a love for Maira and I know I will read her soulful article over and over to remind me that fulfillment comes from engaging in something you love doing.
Rachelle asked Maira "Do you feel like you are always working?" to which Maira responds: "I'm always working in the sense that I'm always collecting...there's no separation between my life and my work. I'm aware that everything I'm looking at may be something that inspires me". That really resonated with me.
Rachelle asked Maira "Do you feel like you are always working?" to which Maira responds: "I'm always working in the sense that I'm always collecting...there's no separation between my life and my work. I'm aware that everything I'm looking at may be something that inspires me". That really resonated with me.
Thanks Rachelle and thanks Maira for being an inspiration to me.
Check out Maira Kalman in her Ted talk: The Illustrated Woman (below) or have a look at this and this.
Feb 26, 2013
Autumn in Paris
Last year, Natalie was lucky enough to spend a few months in Paris with her family. While the Summer months were gorgeous with the long, light-filled days allowing extra time to wander the streets, it was the sudden change to Autumn that took her breath away.
Here Natalie shares a few Autumn moments from her personal snaps.
Here Natalie shares a few Autumn moments from her personal snaps.
"My husband and four kids waiting in line for a Nutella crepe on a perfect Autumn day".
An Autumn sunset with the Eiffel Tower in full view...doesn't get much better than that.
Autumn leaves caught in the cobblestones.
|A tree lined footpath with a covering of Autumn leaves
Autumn vines, almost too perfect to be true.
A glimpse of Autumn trees perfectly aligned through an arch.
"Le Jardin de Tuileries is one of my favourite spots in Paris. We spent hours there with the kids, literally on a daily basis. While it was heaven in Summer, I managed to take this snap in it's true Autumn glory".
Jan 23, 2013
An Australian Beauty Story Since 1993
The Bloom journey began in 1993 when Natalie Bloom started selling greeting cards and gift ideas that she made from her parent's home in Melbourne, Australia. "When I started out, I didn't have a long term strategy," explains Natalie. "I simply created quality products that I was passionate about and that had a strong design sensibility." Natalie's love of natural ingredients and obsession with packaging soon turned a hobby into a busines.
Twenty years on, Bloom is an Australian cosmetics & organic skincare brand with a creative spirit and a strong design sensibility. Bloom products use quality botanical ingredients and have a commitment to product integrity.
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Twenty years on, Bloom is an Australian cosmetics & organic skincare brand with a creative spirit and a strong design sensibility. Bloom products use quality botanical ingredients and have a commitment to product integrity.
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We have collaborated with Melbourne-based artist and colour guru Emily Green to create an exclusive set of seven designer collection Bloom Nail Polish shades. The collaboration is a match made in heaven, with Green's obsession with eye-popping colour complimenting Bloom's high quality, pigment-packed formulation.
The Melbourne-based designer's rainbow-coloured beaded necklaces have become a cult classic, adorning the necks of stylish women everywhere and never failing to bring a smile to our lips with their unusual and unexpected colour combinations.
The inspiration for the set of designer collection Nail Polish shades sparked from a limited edition piece Green designed exclusively for Bloom, featuring seven unique coloured beads. Narrowing the designer collection shades down to the usual two colours created by past collaborators was just so heartbreakingly difficult that we had to create all seven – one for every day of the week!
You can read more about Emily Green here and here on the design files.
To celebrate the launch of the Bloom/Emily Green designer nail polish collection, we have three limited edition 'Bloom' necklaces by Emily Green to giveaway. To win this wearable artwork, all you have to do is; follow bloom cosmetics on instagram, re-gram our Emily Green instagram post with the hash tag #bloomlovesemilygreen, @bloomcosmetics and comment which Emily Green shade you fancy the most. (Winner will be selected at random on Monday January 6 2013).
|Emily Green's watercolour prints available for purchase here
|Emily in her studio working on the Bloom shades.
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Dec 11, 2012
Liquid Eyeliner at it's best!
|To celebrate Bloom's famous Jet Black Liquid Eyeliner coming back into stock, we thought we'd share Natalie's September 1990 Italian Vogue photo shoot, with Isabella Rossellini in Pucci, sporting the best Liquid Eyeliner application ever.
|Could she be more glamorous?
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Bloom, 4, loses the man he believes is his father, South African antiapartheid activist Harry Bloom. In 1990, Bloom's mother Sonia tells him that family friend Colin Stone – one of Harry's law students – is his biological father. "Think about finding out when you're 13 that your dad is not your dad," he tells Details in 2007. "It's like, okay, take it on the chin and keep going. No choice, really."
After struggling with dyslexia through Canterbury High School, Bloom, 16, drops out and moves to London to join the National Youth Theatre. In 1998, while studying at London's esteemed Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Bloom makes his film debut with a bit part in the Oscar Wilde biopic Wilde. Afterwards, he returns to school to finish up his three-year training.
Trying to reach a rooftop terrace with friends, Bloom falls three stories when the drainpipe he is climbing collapses. He breaks several vertebrae in his back and is paralyzed for four days. Though doctors warn him it could be permanent, he walks out of the hospital weeks later in a back brace, thanks to physical therapy. "That accident has informed everything in my life," he tells GQ. "Until then, I didn't have a healthy appreciation for life and death – that we're not invincible."
After graduating from Guildhall, Bloom heads to New Zealand to play the blond elfin sharpshooter Legolas in director Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings. The film grosses more than $313 million when it opens in 2001.
Black Hawk Down, which Bloom shot in Morocco, hits theaters about the same time LOTR comes out. Bloom has a minor role as a soldier in the film, which is about the U.S. Army's ill-fated rescue mission in Mogadishu, Somalia, in 1993.
After meeting Blue Crush beauty Kate Bosworth on the set of a Gap ad, Bloom begins dating the actress. "I'm in love with love," he tells a British reporter in 2004, according PEOPLE. "It's heavenly when you're falling for someone and can't stop thinking about her."
Bloom shoots the first installment of Pirates of the Caribbean with Johnny Depp, who acts as a mentor of sorts. "It was great to see how he goes about living his life," Bloom tells PEOPLE in 2004. "He surpassed all my expectations as a human being, let alone as an actor."
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl hits theaters. The movie eventually grosses more than $300 million, and Bloom signs on for two more. But, at the end of the year, Bloom's other franchise ends. The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, the trilogy's final installment, makes $73 million its opening weekend. "It was sad when we pulled our ears off for the very last time," Bloom tells PEOPLE.
Bloom is named one of PEOPLE's 50 Most Beautiful People and listed as having the Most Wanted Nose. "His nose is strong, but it works with his face," a plastic surgeon says. In November, Bloom is named PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive. "The heartthrob thing is just recently becoming apparent to me," he tells the magazine. "I hope it won't stop me from making more interesting choices."
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Collection of the best articles of the past several weeks on science (and faith) from around the web.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
When we sit down to read sacred Scripture, we need to develop a rapport with the Bible's various authors and their worldviews. Otherwise, we will unintentionally demand they communicate in the same manner we do.
At BioLogos, we believe that a serious and faithful reading of Scripture doesn't call for a recent origin to the earth, and we are persuaded that God has shown us through the natural world he created that his creative work began much earlier.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
The evidence suggests that God has chosen to work through a random process, one which involves the routine creation and destruction of millions of cells that never get used. This is the ordinary means by which God maintains our health. The miracles of healing recorded in the Bible are miraculous precisely because they don't occur by this normal, natural process.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
The tension generated by our understanding of God's character, as revealed in the Bible, and by the reality of the natural world around us has been the focus of much debate within the Christian church since the first century. This series examines critically several of the proposed solutions to this problem, viewing them from the perspective of a geologist, paleontologist, and orthodox evangelical Christian.
In our sixth BioLogos videocast, we take a look at the age of the Earth. We explain four methods scientists have used to determine that age: tree ring, lake varve, radiometric, and seafloor spread dating, and also offer some theological insight on how an old earth can fit with the first chapters of Genesis.
In this series, we reexamine the claim made by Intelligent Design proponent Michael Behe to have found a limit to "Darwinian" evolution in light of recent results from the laboratory of Richard Lenski.
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
When they imagine evolution, many Christians picture novelty: new species arising over time, or speciation events. But as the most recent Southern Baptist Voices exchange makes clear, many Christians also focus on the role of death in evolution—something that can be a stumbling block.
It is one thing to say that death is primordial; it is another to view it as the central means of creation. The theological uneasiness about this issue ultimately rests not just on an understanding of God's creative activity, but also on a particular representation of evolution.
We live in exciting times for a geneticist: more and more genomes are being sequenced, and more and more novel genome-wide analyses are being performed to shed light on what all those newly-determined sequences mean.
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We've recently been looking at the evidence for an old earth and the long history and vibrancy of this view among evangelical Christians. Today's post features a preview of the updated Question, "How are the ages of the Earth and universe calculated?" revised by Senior Web Consultant and Writer Deborah Haarsma.
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The Perfect Night Out: GQ's 25 Best New Restaurants in America, 2014
Anyone hungry? Or rather, is anyone not? American restaurants have figured out what men crave—we want places that slake our appetite, romance the hell out of us, and provide us with a sense of promise and possibility. In 2014, that means elevating Bronx-Italian to four-star quality. It means giving us southern food that has been transformed but is still comforting. And it means visionary chef-auteurs serving up dishes no one has ever imagined—or will soon forget. Gentlemen, your best nights are ahead of you
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Not everyone is going to appreciate Pizzeria Vetri for the reasons I do, but then I'm a fussy guy when it comes to pizza crust. To summarize: I'm no fan of the famous pies of Naples, the city considered the bastion of pizza, where every Italian will tell you to go for pizza even if his family runs a pizzeria in his own home town. The problem is that true Neapolitan pies come out of the oven with soft, puffy crusts that turn soggy in seconds.
Chef Marc Vetri, famous for a fine-dining restaurant named after him, has created a neo-Neapolitan crust. It looks Neapolitan. It tastes Neapolitan. But it's fundamentally different, as though he did DNA research on pizza and eliminated the gene that turns the crust wet. It's the newest step forward in the evolution of the great American pizza crust, this one light and supple but retaining a smidgeon of crispness.
Most of the effort in fashioning Pizzeria Vetri went into pampering the pizzas. There's a wood-burning oven and marble counters. Customers, on the other hand, sit at long, wooden communal tables with metal seats, where they're treated to swell views of the pampered cuisine. They're also the beneficiaries of an extensive menu that includes salads, desserts, and an unbelievably addictive savory pastry called a rotolo—pizza dough rolled around mortadella and pistachio pesto, then baked until crunchy. The pizza toppings are mostly recognizable, but if you're daring—and you should trust Vetri—try the Sicilian tuna with mozzarella and tomato sauce. You'll like it. You can't help liking it, not with this crust.
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Not so very long ago, the Disney company made lots of animated films – some of which were drawn by hand by real people. They made big pictures; after the success of The Lion King, the goal of Disney Feature Animation was to make sweeping epics – always hoping for another shot at Oscar gold. Hot off his success with Lion King – then the highest-grossing animated film ever – director Roger Allers began to develop a new project. This film, which eventually was called Kingdom of the Sun, was a South American twist on the old "Prince and the Pauper" tale set within the ancient Incan empire. There was drama, romance, comedy, and magic – it was a big film.
As producers tried to mimic everything they thought might have contributed to Lion King's success, they lined up yet another famous British singer/songwriter to compose songs for the film. As part of the deal to persuade Sting to sign on the dotted line, Disney had to give his wife a job filming all the behind-the-scenes material for the film's eventual DVD. And so Trudie Styler, wife of Sting, began filming the creative process as Kingdom of the Sun kicked into production.
And then it all went pear-shaped.
The collapse of Kingdom of the Sun, and its resurrection under a different director as The Emperor's New Groove, was captured by Styler's cameras but never made it to DVD. When New Groove emerged on a feature-laden DVD in 2001, little mention was made that the film once featured completely different plotlines, characters and songs. Styler turned her material into a documentary, The Sweatbox, which was released in 2002. Disney actually owns the rights to the film, which – perhaps unsurprisingly – they have done their best to bury. The documentary has never been released, has never been included on any of the New Groove releases, and for twelve years I've tried to find a copy.
Yesterday, it appeared on YouTube.
Watch the production fall apart. Watch the carefully crafted dreams of filmmakers dashed by glib executives. Watch Sting become increasingly bored as he progresses from one palatial residence to another. Be warned, it appears to be an unfinished assembly edit and has a timecode at the bottom – it also has a couple of naughty words, if the kiddies are in the room. Watch, while you can:
Now wasn't that interesting? This all happened at an interesting point in time, as the animation studio was well on its way into being mismanaged into oblivion by some of the executives you see in the documentary. Note that Michael Eisner appears not once in the film – even when he was present for events being depicted. It's an incredible time capsule as you see all these important filmmakers and animators flit in and out, many of whom are no longer at Disney. We even get to see the dear departed Joe Ranft, who must have popped in from Pixar to help pitch story ideas.
I feel conflicted watching this film, as I always do when thinking about Kingdom in the Sun. I'm actually a big fan of The Emperor's New Groove – I remember being shocked at the time that it turned out so well. I had followed the tortured development and had been shocked at what I thought was an absolutely awful name change, but the film turned out to be really fun.
At the same time, I've always wanted to see how Kingdom would have turned out. I'm a fan of animated epics, and Allers's version of the film had some really compelling elements. I like some of the songs Sting had written for that version (which was much more of a traditional musical), and as you can see from this documentary, the loss of Andreas Deja's work on Yzma was a huge blow. Without seeing the reels from this earlier version, it's hard to say how well it flowed, or how compelling it was, or if it was a mess or not. But you can't look at the clips from the prologue, or Deja's musical number with Yzma, and tell me we didn't lose some special things. I really, really would love to see more of that material (if you have access, drop me a line).
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Colorado's two glitziest, most well-known ski resorts open for the season this weekend, along with a locals' favorite, joining a few others that have so far. Vail goes first, giving customers access out of both Vail Village and Lionshead at 9 a.m., as well as return routes to both base areas. (Skier ... More >>
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The 2012-2013 ski and snowboard season begins winding down this weekend -- with the first round of closing-day parties at Ski Granby Ranch, Powderhorn and Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort -- despite the fact that snow conditions are actually quite good, with more snow in the forecast. Here's a r ... More >>
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Matthew Bowers, a 36-year-old from Greenville, Texas, reportedly died on Wednesday after a skiing accident at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. By our count -- one an industry spokeswoman disputes -- he's the eighteenth person to perish on Colorado ski slopes this season, one more than the previous hig ... More >>
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Recent powder dumps across the state couldn't have come at a better time: This week the entire snow sports industry is in town for its annual SIA Snow Show confab at the Colorado Convention Center and related Mile High Snow Fest events all over town, all the top pros are in Aspen for the Winter X Ga ... More >>
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Beaver Creek, Silverton Mountain and Echo Mountain all called it quits for the season yesterday, but that doesn't mean there isn't still perfectly good skiing and snowboarding to be had: Copper Mountain, Vail, Winter Park, Aspen Highlands and Snowmass are all throwing rites of Spring bashes t ... More >>
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Twenty-four years ago to today, Tom Waits scored a big victory for musicians. In the late '80s, snackfood company Frito-Lay had approached the theatrical, gravel-voiced singer-songwriter about using one of this tunes in a Doritos commercial. Waits said, "Hell, no," so Frito-Lay went ahead with the ... More >>
I have never met Mary Grace Cerni. She appears to be someone that I would really like - a Los Angelino with strong opinions she is unafraid to share, a lady that enjoys a solid party and a good writer with presumably excellent taste in music (although if you continue attending Lorde shows, Mary, peo ... More >>
Trever Sawyer, a 21-year-old Elsberry man, is facing accusations that he committed statutory rape and then gave his victim "specific instructions" to lie and "directions on how to destroy her iPod," which reportedly had incriminating evidence on it. Sawyer was recently arrested on felony charges o ... More >>
Art and life co-habitate, informing, imitating, and enriching each other constantly. Each week in Better Living Through Music, RFT Music writer Ryan Wasoba explores this symbiotic relationship. For the average music listener, Mp3s are a compromise. Sound quality is traded for portability. For the ... More >>
In this week's feature, Dan Moore talks about the way our music-listening habits have changed over the past century, all the way from live performance to instantaneous streaming of 99% of all recorded music. He asks a number of good questions. Among my favorites is this one: "Why listen to the worst ... More >>
When I bought my first iPod--this was the first iPod, when the scroll wheel actually spun around--it was a severe blow to my nerd-cred, which I guarded pretty jealously at the time. (It was the only cred I had.) Relying on iTunes and its untouchable database to maintain my MP3 collection, instead of ... More >>
Chick-Fil-A Chief Operating Officer Dan Cathy made controversial statements recently in defense of marriage - which is Conservative speak for "anti-gay." But if he ever listens to music that isn't made by Michael W. Smith or Steven Curtis Chapman, he probably runs into - and unknowingly enjoys - son ... More >>
Apple (the Beatles record label) once sued Apple (the computer corporation). After initial squabbles over the right to name their companies after the same fruit, the two agreed that all was good as long as Steve Jobs and crew never entered the music business. As you can probably guess, as you likely ... More >>
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It looks the world's best Scrabble word -- but St. Louis-based Energizer says its new "Qi"-enabled device is actually a way for users of cell phones, digital cameras, and MP3 players to simplify their lives.Ingenious.As Energizer explains, the Wireless Power Consortium developed Qi standards so t ... More >>
The number of chain record stores nationwide has dwindled. However, St. Louis has become an unlikely safe haven for indie record shops as well as for DJs who prefer to spin the black circle instead of scrolling their iPods. In this weekly column, we'll focus on personal portraits of St. Louis' recor ... More >>
Jon ScorfinaNicole Peterson, this week's Last Collector StandingNicole Peterson has worked in many facets of the music industry, including retail at Slackers CD's and Games and (currently) at Suite 100 at the Pageant handling merchandise and ticket sales. After looking through her modest reco ... More >>
(The number of chain-record stores nationwide has dwindled. However, St. Louis has become an unlikely safe haven for indie record shops -- and for DJs who prefer to spin the black circle instead of scrolling their iPods. In this weekly column, we'll focus on personal portraits of St. Louis' record a ... More >>
8 p.m. Thursday, November 5. The Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center, 3301 Lemp Avenue.
So, my guess was wrong about Apple releasing the Beatles catalog on iTunes. I'm not ashamed of that. It was a long shot. But I did get some things right about the Apple announcement and I was surprised by quite a few things, too. I was right about iTunes 9. That wasn't hard to guess. I haven't ha ... More >>
Today is the day when we find out if my prediction that Apple will be the first to release digital versions of the Beatles catalog at the "iPod event" comes true. I'm sort of leaning against my prediction since Apple named the event for a Rolling Stones song; "It's Only Rock'n'Roll" Whe ... More >>
Photo by Crabchick via FlickrRecord companies have been dragged kicking and screaming by consumers (and Apple) into the digital age in the last ten years. And predictions are that 2010 will mark a tipping point where music purchased digitally via download will account for more than half of all mu ... More >>
Photo by Marcin Wichary via FlickrIt's August. The economy is bad. Things are slow, but technology marches on. In spite of the global economic slowdown, there will still be plenty of new high-tech products to look forward to this fall. A lot of them will actually be cheaper (even Apple has lowere ... More >>
Let nobody say the administration of University of Missouri School of Journalism is out of touch with its students. These profs understand that lectures, the scourge of college students since the Middle Ages, are so, like, boring. Especially when they're at the ungodly hour of nine a.m.So, starting ... More >>
8 p.m. Monday, March 16. The Gargoyle, on the campus of Washington University at Forsyth and Skinker boulevards.
Some old folks who have vivid memories of the nineties may think that 4:30 in the afternoon is a little early to start raving, and Union Station is kind of a strange locale when there are so many abandoned warehouses in St. Louis, but those folks are just showing their age.It's a whole new world now ... More >>
That iPod "name the first line of the song" meme is going around Facebook, and one of the few tracks I guessed was this one.
9 p.m. Saturday, November 22. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
The difference between Dan Deacon and virtually all other avant-garde or performance art is the audience interaction. You go to see a Stan Brakhage film or get caught up watching a bizarre street performer and you just stand still, stare, and inevitably end up thinking, "Wow, this is just bizarre. ... More >>
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We find out what rocked across the country in 2007.
Your daily guide to what they're whispering about in the next cubicle. photo: steampunkworkshop.com Everybody loves iPod arts and crafts. HERE Ian Froeb, king of the flogs (food blogs, that is), points out some new ones to check out. Annie Zaleski gives a detailed analysis of PJ Harvey's new ... More >>
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Bill Streeter's vlog is how others see us
The Buggles were so, so wrong
Mr. Night and Ms. Day grab iPods for an iPopping tour of Forest Park
Friday, September 23; the Hi-Pointe (1001 McCausland Avenue)
We sip java with Alanis, investigate podcasting and figure out what those concert tickets are really worth
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Radar Station battles with too many choices
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Sunday, 28 August 2011
It goes without saying that these will be pretty colourless for a few of you out there as the palette is pretty neutral. You can of course inject a bit of colour if needed from other Sleek Palettes.
Here we go...The typical taupe-y smoky eye. It's pretty refreshing from the usual browns, blacks and blues eh? Plus the shimmery finish makes it much more wearable.
The not-your-typical khaki eye. I adore this divine golden-olive-khaki like colour from the palette. It leans towards the warm side and provides such a sultry effect on its own. I added a plum shade in the outer corners and the lower lash line to intensify the look.
The rebellious smoky eye. How could we just do without including a matte look! I added a matte aubergine shade from the palette in the crease to give it a pop of colour.
I know what you're thinking. The Au Naturel Palette is pure love right?
I hope you can see how intense yet almost creamy and airbrushed-like these shadows are. Even the matte ones for that matter.
If the Urban Decay Naked banks on its shimmery shades, Sleek Au Naturel can definitely brag about its matte ones.
Will you be getting this palette? Or is it too 'meh' for you colourful ladies out there?
25 comments:
- Rakhshanda said...
very pretty!! Love all three <3
- 28 August 2011 13:12
- YourBeauty said...
Gorgeous! I will get it for sure x
- 28 August 2011 13:25
- TheCosmeticCrave said...
I love this palette purely for its matte shades!
- 28 August 2011 13:33
- Natalie@pixielashes said...
Beautiful! I was thinking of skipping over this palette but I love what you did with it :) xxx
- 28 August 2011 13:43
- Ellie said...
So pretty! I was dissappointed by the collection but still undecided on the palette, and I think I might just get the pallette now :) x
- 28 August 2011 13:49
- Amy said...
I want your eyes and lashes!! I also want the palette... will you be able to do some eyeshadow tutorial of different styles if you can, like a step by step? Especially with this palette too!! xx
- 28 August 2011 14:23
- Caitlin said...
This looks great, I can't wait to get my hands on it! :) Thank you for the great ideas for looks. x
- 28 August 2011 14:50
- mw said...
ver pretty looks!.i wish we had sleek proucts here
- 28 August 2011 15:09
- Daniela said...
Gorgeous shades! I love them all :) I've been into neutrals lately and I really like these!
- 28 August 2011 15:25
- graphology said...
Gorgeous make-ups :-)
- 28 August 2011 16:14
- PeachesandBlush said...
GORGEOUS!! I have the sleek oh so special palette and i adore it to bits...the neutral one was rather blah in the swatches i saw but looks lovely here!
- 28 August 2011 16:29
- The Make-up Fairy said...
I love the olive shade too and the whole bottom row, struggling with the shades on top row
- 28 August 2011 16:30
- D.Sadie said...
- 28 August 2011 17:59
- TzeYien89 said...
ohhh so envious of such pretty eyes >_<
tzeyien89.blogspot.com xxx
- 28 August 2011 18:15
- Uma Preve said...
You have very pretty eyes... The palette is not that exciting for me as I have the UD naked palette....
- 28 August 2011 19:04
- Fruh said...
beautiful *.*
- 28 August 2011 19:27
- cinziar86 said...
ur eyes are gorgeous like this...well done!
- 28 August 2011 21:31
- PinkSweetSz said...
It looks amazing! I love all of the looks! Need to get me this palette!
- 28 August 2011 21:37
- Cynthia Z said...
All 3 are gorgeous! I's get this palette, but I think I should take a breather from all the naked look-alikes hehe
- 28 August 2011 23:29
- tennille said...
your eyes are gorgeous and I love this look Xx
- 29 August 2011 06:43
- 30SomethingMel said...
Loving the looks you created, loved the rebellious eye! Can I just say I am totally envious of your amazing shaped brows! I hate my brows even when shaped right - seriously considering HD Brows. Either way, yours look amazing :) Mel xxxx
- 29 August 2011 13:54
- Lavender said...
Great blending work!
- 29 August 2011 14:59
- sahar awan said...
lovely...all are great...
new follower
- 30 August 2011 16:56
- The Beautifier said...
Perfect blending and lovely eye makeup! xoxo
- 30 August 2011 20:35
- Hannelore Gurbet said...
pretty eyes, nice makeup!!!
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text: I have a copy of the Manoscritto Lucano. My copy came from Switzerland and was purchased following a search through ABE Books. Manoscritto Lucano: Ein Unveroffentlichtes Kochbuch Aus Suditalien Vom Beginn Des 16. Jahrhunderts Author: Michael Suthold Language: German Format: Book (Illustrated), 331 pages Publication Date: January 1994 Publisher: Unknown ISBN-10: 2600000372 ISBN-13: 9782600000376 It's running about 70.00 plus and up now. I paid $61.00. You ought to be able to interlibrary loan a copy of it. ------- The Della natura de cibi is described here: http://www.lib.uwaterloo.ca/seagrams/cookery/sea18.html "This sixteenth century work is among the earliest of the cookery and gastronomy books in the Seagram Library. Baldassar Pisanelli practised medicine in Bologna and became famous as result of the publication of this book. In it he describes the natural history, the usages, the qualities of fruits, liqueurs, meats, game, fish, milk, cheese, etc., and under what conditions the food and drinks should be used. On each page two foods are described, with sub-headings in italics in the margin, and the natural history of these on the opposite page. Shown here are descriptions of lvpoli and carrots." Johnnae On Jan 11, 2010, at 3:53 PM, David Friedman wrote: >> In addition to the untranslated works that Johnnae pointed out you >> may also want to try the recipe section from Pisanelli, Baldasare >> "Della natura de cibi" >> available here online >> http://alfama.sim.ucm.es/dioscorides/consulta_libro.asp?ref=X533107074&idioma=0 > > > We glanced through it and couldn't find a recipe section. Where is it? > >> Plus there is the Manuscritto Lucano (an 16th century cookbook from >> Southern Italy). > > Any suggestions as to where one would obtain a copy? > > David Friedman


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I agree that fighting Randy for Rashad is a lose, lose at this point but it would be a fun fight to see. Reports are that Rashad is gonna fight Thiago at UFC 108 along side Silva/Belfort so that should be an awesome PPV.
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Of Course him fighting a mid 40s guy with back to back losses is a lose lose when you are coming off of a title loss and are still considered a top guy. I think the Thiago Silva fight will for sure happen. It just makes since. Both have only lost once and to the same animal called machida aswell as they are both considered serious contenders. Either one of them dominates the other and they could be looking at a rematch with machida or a fight with Shogun if he is the champion. Rashad acted like Rampage at the end of the interview though. With the whole Thiago you know you gave me that look thing. I think he hung out with rampage a little too much. Just looked a little weird coming from rashad.
No need to think, it will happen. Thiago vs Rashad at 108.
As you should know it's not 100% unless it's on UFC.com but the sources here are usually right.
Thats correct nothing is official but unless one of them gets hurt they are gonna go at it. This fight is rashads chance to avenge his frien and training partners crushing defeat. I cant wait to see it.
i think it makes sense for both rashad and thiago to fight. rashads going to be a much better opponent for thiago but i think he'll get caught at some point.


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Dr. Hongsheng Chen is a full professor in the Electromagnetics Academy at Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China. He received the B.S. degree in 2000, and Ph.D. degree in 2005, from Zhejiang University, both in electrical engineering.
In 2005, he joined the faculty of Zhejiang University, China. From Feb. 2006 to Dec. 2008, he was a Visiting Scientist with the Research Laboratory of Electronics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA. In 2011, he was promoted as a full Professor at Zhejiang University. His current research interests are in the areas of metamaterials, antennas, invisibility cloaking, transformation optics, and theoretical and numerical methods of electromagnetics. He is the coauthor of more than 100 international refereed journal papers. His works have been highlighted by many scientific magazines and public media, including Nature, Scientific American, MIT Technology Review, The Guardian, Physorg, and so on. He serves as a regular reviewer of many international journals on electromagnetics, physics, optics, and electrical engineering. He serves on the Topical Editor of Journal of Optics, the Editorial Board of the Nature's Scientific Reports, Progress in Electromagnetics Research, and Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications.
Dr. Chen was a recipient of National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award in China (2008), the Zhejiang Provincial Outstanding Youth Foundation (2008), the National Youth Top-notch Talent Support Program in China (2012), the New Century Excellent Talents in University of China (2012), and the National Science Foundation for Excellent Young Scholars of China (2013). His research work on cloak was selected in Science Development Report as one of the representative achievements of Chinese Scientists in 2007.
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Natural Deceits is simpy wonderous. Really.
The Whitney Biennial has brought out the worst in the art world -- fussing, feuding, and in-fighting. But Fort Worth's Michael Auping stands by his decision to bring a few Texans to New York.
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The dealmaker; Hamburger helper
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Praise and bellyaches for the Dallas art roller coaster that was 1998
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Balancing Trendy and Timeless in 2014
Ok, so there's a lot of truth in the belief that you shouldn't simply just drastically reinvent your home décor every year according to emerging trends in furniture, lighting, interior design etc. After all, some styles and approaches don't need to be tampered with year after year (a gorgeous Fortune Woods solid oak table will never go out of style for example). But by the same token, if you simply stick with the same style, the same furniture, the same fittings, the same accessories and the same lighting year after year, you are going to get bored eventually! No matter how much you might feel that you have attained 'perfection' with your interior design motif of 2013, it cannot possibly hold your interest forever. We are human beings after all, and even the most set-in-their-ways individual craves variety in some shape or form. So from a design (as well as a sanity) perspective, it is essential to find a balance between both old and new, familiar and unfamiliar, trendy and timeless.
Maintain the Balance
There is no reason to feel that you must totally revolutionise your home design this year. But by the same token, don't just let it fester. By sticking with a timeless overall motif and altering the things that won't be excruciatingly difficult or expensive to change back, you'll be on your way to balancing trendy and timeless in 2014.
Looking back at some post and seeing how just a little paint and accessories changed the whole look of of the living room and kitchen. I thought it would be fun to show how things changed over the past two years.
Timeless for Fixed Elements, Trendy for Accessories
Trends and fads change constantly in home design. In the 1970s for example, much of home décor was about colour, and lots of it. Greens, yellows, oranges, pinks and reds became de rigueur for post-hippy era households. And today, this look is very kitsch and probably considered quite trendy by some. But how was it viewed in the intervening years? Probably not with high regard. And how will it be viewed in years to come? With similar scorn no doubt. The point is that it is important to confine potentially fleeting stylistic trends to aspects of your interior design that will not be very costly and time-consuming to change. There's nothing wrong with 1970s kitsch home décor, if that is your thing. But maybe consider a set of original 70s cups and saucers as an alternative to transforming your whole home into Austin Powers love nest!
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Laughter in dreams is the manifestation of a healthy, happy time or environment that you may be surrounding yourself with. Laughter comes from a state of joy, of finding something amusing. Dreaming of laughter is the sign that perhaps your life is at a good time, as you find yourself able to laugh and feel joy due to certain parts and aspects of your life.Guide and Resources on Laughter in Dreams
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Photos: Dell CTO pushes virtualization
Summary: Kevin Kettler describes the mechanics of virtualization in a speech at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in Boston.
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Virtualization will let users encapsulate different tasks into non-interfering partitions that can be devoted to functions such as secure Web browsing, gaming, media processing and file serving, Kettler said.
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Kettler demonstrated running Windows Server 2003 in one virtual machine and Red Hat Enterprise Linux in another. Each operating system could access Web pages hosted by the other.
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In January Riverfront Times published its annual "News Challenge" -- 78 multiple-choice questions testing how well readers paid attention to current events over the past twelve months. Within a week, more than 100 of you submitted your answers to us. A few weeks later a dozen readers e-mailed a simi ... More >>
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NortHACKton met this evening at our new NSME facilities (http://www.nsme.co.uk/). The club house was pretty much perfect for what we needed, we made good use of the projector and it was nice to have tea and coffee on demand. As most of us drive and don't drink anyway it seems to suit us well. From now on we will probably meet there twice a month, once for a project night and once for a lecture night, after the lecture we can probably retire down to the Malt shovel anyway.
Back to this evening anyway. The idea was to build a loop to drive the remote control car around. This is a precursor to any potential wipeout track we want to build for the Maker Faire. We previously had a 3D model for a loop made in paper so this evening was about scaling it up to a useable size. This was also a key factor that we needed to test in order to make the large spider bot. We used a projector to shine the pattern onto sheets of cardboard so we could draw round it and cut them out at the appropriate sizes. A team of cutters and some people drawing and we had all the bits we needed cut out and ready for sticking. More team work ensued with one man on the hot glue gun, one folding and holding tabs till the glue dried and a third pair of hands to feed the card in and we were done.
The whole project was a testament to teamwork. Many hands managed to get the whole pattern cut and assembled in 3 just hours. The only real disappointment is that the loop was too big and the poor little car couldn't actually complete a full loop. Time was drawing short so we bundled up the loop and stuck it in the back of the car. I will modify the loop making it smaller and we can try it again. Anyway the evening was a still a great night, and despite the lack of success I'd definitely do it again. All my photos from the evening can be found here. http://picasaweb.google.com/msraynsford/NortHACKtonLoopTheLoop