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Cat’s Eye, Part II

by Dawn Elliot

Running…. She was running for her life, sides heaving, body aching. Behind her she could hear the voices of hounds and feel the drag and agony of her wounded side. She wore no skirts, but ran on silver hooves and knew the twists and turns of the ancient, cursed marsh like she knew her sad fate had arrived.

Weary, she finally turned to see the shadow-touched who hunted her. She ignored the hounds circling her, baying but not daring to attack, and she glared proudly at the twisted face of the fool who’d led his people into this tragedy. Only one, terribly young, remained free of the taint consuming the travelers who’d trespassed the marsh. One fragile hope. Then the hunter’s bolt sought her heart….

Zhira woke with a choked scream, hands pressed to her chest to staunch the life blood flowing from her. Her hands clutched at wool and cotton, not white fur. Not her blood but that of the strange creature her uncle had killed. Not her life lost but a wise and precious life, one more worthy than she, Zhira was sure.

She panted in the close dark of the wagon and realized, remembering the coldness in her mother’s voice and the subtle changes in her uncle’s face, that they would never let her out. Not until she ate. Ate, filled her belly, and let the shadows into her heart. Shadow had already fallen over the spirits of her kinsmen, a darkness she’d been too fearful to recognize. Now, with the fragments of the terrible dream in her thoughts, her eyes were opened and Zhira could not pretend any longer.

She had a choice now: the darkness or the light. The darkness would be easier, comfortable, warm with the welcome of her mother’s arms. Her kin to shelter her, cousins to tease her — truly things would go on much as they always had. They’d travel the endless roads, dance and gamble for coin. Zhira could see it in her mind’s eye, as she’d seen the dream. There’d be little difference, and if sometimes her kin stole from honest men, or sold poisonous herbs instead of folk cures, well, that was something many did. It would be a lifetime of small sins, dragging down her spirit until darkness finally claimed her.

The light … here Zhira’s vision failed her. The light would have its price, a hard road and a strange one. All she was sure of was she would not travel it alone.

And those two roads were before her now, in this moment. She had to choose.

Still trembling from the dream, Zhira pulled herself to her feet. She shook out her skirts and fumbled for the tiny lantern hanging from the curved and painted ceiling. She ignored the cold bowl of stew and searched in the cabinets and chests holding everything her family owned. She changed her skirts and colorful vest for her brother’s hunting clothes. They were big, except at the hips and breasts, but not uncomfortable. She packed a travel bag and braided her hair to keep it from her face, moving without thought because she was afraid, if she paused, her courage would fail her. Her hands were already shaking as she finished binding her hair.

Finally, she pulled aside the rugs on the floor. She had one of the wagon-wheel tools in hand and struggled to wedge it into the floorboards. Her father made this wagon when he’d married her mother, and Zhira’s eyes watered with grief as she fought now to tear a hole in it.

Sweating and praying to Goia for artifice, Zhira finally pried up one of the narrow boards. Soon there was a hole large enough for her to crawl through. She sat for a time, staring at the mud beneath the wagon. She’d never left the safety of her clan, the circle of familiar faces. Zhira could hardly believe she was planning on leaving the only home she’d ever known. It seemed strange, unnatural, to abandon her life all for the sake of a marsh deer. Above her, the lantern light flickered, dimming as the shadows crept close.

An unearthly, agonized wail rose above the quiet sounds of the swamp. Zhira jumped, shuddering at the pain in it. Outside one of the dogs barked, and the others joined in, baying a challenge to whatever had made terrible sound.

“Shaduup!” someone yelled, voice muffled from inside a wagon, and the dogs quieted with uneasy whines. Zhira remained where she was, heart pounding in her chest, waiting for her mother to walk in and discover her. But the camp grew silent again, and the soft chirps and clucks from the swamp were the only sounds in the night. Frightened to go but more frightened to remain, Zhira slipped through the hole, forced to creep on her belly like a newt as she crawled under her mother’s wagon. The dogs outside only wagged their tails at her from under their masters’ wagons, familiar with her scent.

Zhira slung the travel bag over her shoulder and slipped out of the camp. As the faint firelight was lost behind her, she knew there was no going back. If they had been willing to lock her in a wagon until she starved, surely the punishment for running away would be worse. It wasn’t long before Zhira also realized that even if she wanted to go back she couldn’t. She was lost.

If the so-called track they had been following through the marsh had been treacherous, the lands around it were more than treacherous; they were deadly. Zhira had a small hand lamp, but it did little good, revealing nothing but rotting tree stumps, the gleam of murky water, and the everpresent, cloying mists. Roots seemed to reach up for her booted feet — she’d measured her length in the mud more than once — and branches snared her hair and clawed at her face. The eerie wail, full of pain and despair, rose several more times from the darkness, so close Zhira was sure she would soon stumble on the poor creature making it. Once, face down in a foul puddle, she’d lifted her face to see a swamp serpent hissing and rattling sarcely an inch from her outstretched hand. Zhira did the only thing she could think of, lying frozen in the stinking mud until the agitated snake slithered off into the dark. When the cold dark gave way to a gray and chill morning, Zhira was slumped on a damp hillock under a dead tree, too exhausted to go on.

Zhira knew she’d not traveled far enough and needed to go on. But she was so tired, too tired to lift her hand, let alone stand and crawl through more endless muck and filth. She stared dully at her clotted boots as the light grew, though she could not actually see the sun. The daylight did not seem to quiet the creature, whatever it was, that had been crying in the night, for Zhira heard it again as she rested, even louder now.

She blinked. Beside her left boot, filled with water, was an enormous footprint. In shape it was the same as the small, dainty tracks of the cats the townsmen kept as pets. Zhira could even pick out the prick of claw tips. Dainty perhaps, but not small — the footprint was larger than her own hand. Zhira’s head filled with the child’s tales, of ghost cats, the spirits of lost travelers that returned to haunt the living. Wide eyed, she stared into the growing morning. The beast that made that track had to be as large as she was.

That wail came again and the pain in it was clear. Swallowing hard, Zhira scrambled to her feet. She couldn’t go back, she knew. She might as well go forward. Looking around her in the dim morning, Zhira stopped running away.

She had not stopped her brother or Eharan when they’d slaughtered the beautiful white deer, but perhaps she could ease the suffering she was hearing now and try to somehow balance the scales.

The Veran Marsh was not appreciative of her newfound determination. Zhira stumbled, tripped, and crawled toward the cries. Fighting her way through a bramble, the ground suddenly gave way beneath her, and she slid down a muddy slope, clutching at wet grasses and thorny vines. Ending in a heap in a mud puddle, she pushed her filthy hair back, raised her head, and met wide, wild eyes like sapphires.

Gasping, she froze. Those eyes were set in a furred face, full of frustration and pain. She was barely arm’s length away from an enormous ivory-furred cat with paws as large as her hands and fangs as long as her fingers. Its cinnamon-colored tail lashed angrily in the mud. Even as Zhira sat there stunned, the cat’s fanged mouth opened wide and that eerie wail rose again.

The cat was beautiful, but covered in muck and filth. As it thrashed, Zhira scrambled away from it with a yelp of fear. The cat lay there, writhing in the mud at the bottom of the gully, but even filthy and trapped, it lost none of its nobility, its great pride, the hint of glory surrounding it. The shadows could not touch its luminous blue eyes, and tendrils of fog seemed to draw away from it. Even the endless chill of the swamp somehow seemed less persistent near it, and Zhira found herself drawn closer, despite the danger of the wicked claws and gleaming fangs the cat revealed as it panted in frustration.

Zhira peered at it, searching for what trapped the cat. It was easy to pick out the snared front paw, and Zhira pressed a muddy hand to her mouth in shock. She recognized the clever snare — two sturdy roots anchored in the ground and pinched hard around the cat’s paw — as her brother’s work.

Truly, she had not gone far. Here was more of her responsibility: the snares and traps set by her family to fill again the pot she spilled the night before.

“I’m sorry,” Zhira whispered, while the cat let out another wail of frustration and then began to wrench and drag at its trapped paw. She flinched at the noise, pushing herself back from the trapped animal’s struggles but somehow unable to simply turn and flee. Zhira knew, if she left, the beautiful creature would be killed. The memory of the slaughtered deer came to her, as well as the dream of the previous night. Her own brother might murder this creature, staining his hands with more blood. Her eyes flicked up to where the mists were turning pale silver as the sun rose higher. There wasn’t much time before the camp woke. Soon they would find her gone and the hunters would check their snares and traps. If Eharan found this cat, all he’d see was the glorious pelt and the gold it would bring. The thought of another bloody skin — this one all cream and cinnamon — tacked to the side of a Roamer wagon turned Zhira’s stomach. She had to do something.

Zhira slid a closer to the wild cat, squishing through the rank mud of the marsh. The cat turned its great head toward her, and she froze, staring at those long white fangs. Terror hammered at her, and her heart leapt into her throat. She could hardly breathe. All she wanted to do was run — run and run until she was home and safe and the marsh was nothing but a dream. But she didn’t run, and the cold, damp, and fear making her hands shake were no dream. She pushed herself another arm’s length closer.

“Don’t eat me,” she breathed, trying to soothe the cat as she did the friendly Roamer ponies. Her voice shook. The cat could kill her with a single blow from those huge paws or rip her in two with those teeth. She was close enough now that she could feel the cat’s hot breath stirring the muddy curls of her hair. “Please … I’m sorry … don’t eat me. I’ll … I’ll help you, I swear it. Just do not eat me.”

Zhira crouched in the mud beside the cat. Perhaps, she hoped, her soft voice was soothing, for the beast didn’t move. It simply stared at her, panting. She kept on talking, whispering promises of freedom, as she reached out with shaking hands for the snare pinning the cat’s front paw. Wrapping muddy fingers around it, Zhira pulled. It would not budge. Whimpering in fear and frustration, she pulled harder, yanking and twisting at the strong roots and rawhide straps.

With a sob, Zhira slumped down, tears making clean trails on her mud-smeared face. The cat lay quietly, only the restless flick of its tail revealing its impatience. She could not free it. She bit her lip, holding back a curse of frustration — of course she couldn’t simply pull the snare off! If she could have, the cat would have long ago broken free on its own and wouldn’t need her at all.

The cat shifted, and its wide cinnamon-tipped ears pricked up. Zhira lifted her head, shuddering as she heard the distant baying of dogs. The camp was awake.

She glanced around frantically. She’d done her best. If her clan caught her now, she knew her punishment would be worse than being locked up in her mother’s wagon. She needed to run, now, if she wanted to live. She scrambled frantically up the slope, hearing the cat shift and snarl behind her. Her hand closed on a short, thick branch, and she slid back down to where the cat lay. She could hear the hounds. They had triumph in their voices. They had her scent, or the cat’s, she didn’t know which.

“Easy, easy,” she panted, glancing nervously to the cat. She wedged one end of the branch in next to the cat’s bloody and swollen paw, prayed breathlessly to Felisar, god of travelers, patron of the Roamers, and to any of his brethren who’d care to help, then leaned her weight on the free end of the branch. She could feel it creaking in her hands. The roots were creaking and twisting, too. She scrabbled in the mud for more leverage, splinters biting into her skin, and the calls of the hounds growing louder with every breath. The branch snapped, one end stabbing her hand, and she cried — triumph and pain both, as the rawhide broke.

The great cat growled, pulled free, and rose to its feet, while Zhira crouched in the mud, clutching her bloodied hand. She stared at it, shaking. Now that the cat was free, surely its instincts would return and the odd moment of truce they’d had would pass. It was free, wild, and powerful, as it was meant to be, and Zhira knew her clan would not have this creature’s blood on their hearts, at least. She lifted her eyes to the cat’s face, seeing again how beautiful it was. If she had to die, at least it would be by an animal’s simple instincts and not the hands of her own tainted people.

The cat stood over her, tail lashing, and stared down at her, proud as any king on his throne. Blue as a summer sky, those eyes met her dark Roamer ones, and like a clean wind through the stifling Veran mists, her heart and mind opened to the rhy-cat.

Love poured into her, like cool, clean water, cleansing her of the creeping shadow of the tainted marsh. Purpose filled her, flowing from the pure heart of the great cat, strengthening her limbs, and setting her heart beating proudly in her chest. Zhira felt the touch of wisdom and knowledge, great power tempered by a noble spirit, and knew this creature was no mere animal, no matter the shape it wore. Though it — though he — walked on four legs and she on two, the spirit behind those sapphire eyes was, as intelligent her own.

“I am here. I will not leave you.” The voice, purring velvet over steel, filled Zhira’s mind and heart.

“Yanar,” she whispered. “Your name is Yanar…” and she knew it was true, as if she’d heard it every night of her life. She pulled herself to her feet and put her arm around Yanar’s neck, feeling the warmth of his soft, silky coat under her sore hands. Suddenly, she was crying, sore and hungry, covered in mud, and so tired. But not alone. Hearing the hounds drawing close, she caught a glimpse of that road, the hard road she’d chosen when she’d fled her mother’s wagon. She was on that road now, but not alone.

“I’m here. I will not leave you,” she whispered into the pointed ears tipped back to catch her words.

Whatever happened, they were not alone. They were bonded and would never be alone again.

Evan (he/him) got his start in tabletop games in 1995, as a co-founder of Rubicon Games. Among other games, he has worked on Cranium, Cranium Hullabaloo, and the Pokémon trading card game. RPGs he has edited for include Everway, Ork! The Roleplaying Game, Spaceship Zero, Warhammer Fantasy second edition, the d20 System, A Song of Ice and Fire, Mutants & Masterminds, Dragon Age, Fantasy AGE, Modern AGE, Blue Rose, Pathfinder, and Critical Role (5e). He has been managing our web sites since about 2002. He co-designed Walk the Plank, our card game of piratical trick taking, currently available in print-on-demand format via


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On Saturdays We Play with Makeup

I know, I know… It has been a while since I actually posted something. I’ve been so busy with work and trying to create videos for my YouTube channel that I always forget to actually write. For today’s post, I will be sharing a new look I created using – mostly – new makeup.

Just as a little side note, I apply my makeup in somewhat of a weird order. Check out the look and steps below.

Step 1: Spray Urban Decay’s B6 Complexion Spray all over your face. This will help absorb any oils you may have on your face prior to primer and foundation application and will help get rid of any redness you may have.

Step 2: Gently rub Too Faced Hangover Rx Primer on your face. When using a water-based foundation, this is a great primer to use since there is no oil and helps hydrate your skin. For me, since the weather here in the Bay Area is still really cold, it helps with my dry skin.

Step 3: Apply five to six drops of Tarte Cosmetic’s Rainforest of the Sea foundation on a damp beauty blender and stipple on your face. This foundation is medium to full coverage and can easily be built up. I am in the color light sand. If you have use Too Faced’s Born This Way foundation, you’ll like this one. I am actually liking it a little bit better, but we’ll see how the day progresses.

Step 4: Once you have blended out your foundation to the coverage you’d like, apply the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea concealer and blend with your beauty blender. I am in the color light medium and usually apply concealer in a triangle under my eye, on my forehead, bridge of my nose, my laugh lines and on my chin.

Step 5: Set your foundation and concealer with a transluscent powder. I use the Bye-Bye Pores powder from it Cosmetics. I always apply a little more under my eye since the next step for me is my eyeshadow and the powder will help catch any fallout from the shadows and can then be wiped away easily.

Step 6: I fill in the gaps in my eye brows using Benefit Cosmetics Ka-Brow! in 4, as well as the Goof Proof Brow Pencil in 4.

Step 7: Next, take the Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer and apply on lid up to brow bone. I then take a concealer brush and smooth it out.

Step 8: Now for the eyeshadow. For this look I use Colourpop’s new pressed powder shadows.

  1. Using an all-over eyeshadow brush, apply the color Firefly on your lid and up to the brow bone. This neutral color will help with blending other shadows.
  2. Using a fluffy blender brush, apply the color Made to Last generously in your crease and outer-V of your eye. Be sure to tap off excess color as these are powdery shadows, but have great color payout.
  3. Next, using a firmer blending brush, apply the color Going Steady in your crease and outer-V. Stay close to the crease line. This color will give a great purple effect, while still looking neutral. If you see that you applied too  much color, go back with that first blender brush with the color Made to Last and soften the color a bit.
  4. Using an all-over eyeshadow brush, apply the color Time Out on your lid. This is a beautiful peachy-nude color and would even look great by itself with Firefly in the crease. To bring the look together (with the purple theme), add a tiny bit of the color Pinky Promise on top of Time Out.
  5. Using that firmer blender brush, apply the Going Steady in your outer-V again. Guaranteed you covered a bit of that up when applying the lid colors. Then go in with your fluffy blender brush and Made to Last and apply to the crease to combine the colors.
  6. Taking a clean, fluffy blender brush, blend your crease colors to get rid of any harsh lines.
  7. On your lash line, apply Going Steady close to the roots of your bottom lashes and then Firefly over it. On your brow bone and inner corners, apply the color Pep Talk.

Step 9: Take the Too Faced Sketch Marker Liquid Liner in black and apply a thin line on your lid. Next, apply the Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara on your lashes, starting with your bottom lashes first. This will help prevent any mascara ending up on your lid. If you get mascara under your eye or on your nose, wait until it dries and brush it off with a clean eyeshadow brush or Q-Tip.

Step 10: Apply your contour. I use the Cocoa Contour palette from Too Faced and apply in the hollows of my cheeks and on my jaw line. If the color applies too dark, take your beauty blender that still has your foundation and concealer on it and stipple it over your contour. This will lighten the color.

Step 11: Time to get that sun-kissed looking skin! Apply your bronzer.

Step 12: Apply a pinky-nude blush color to the apples of your cheeks. On your cheekbones, nose and Cupid’s bow apply your favorite highligher. I use the Too Faced Candlelight Glow in Warm Glow.

Step 13: Line your lips with a nude lip liner. I used Colourpop’s Skimpy pencil. Then I applied Too Faced Melted Matte Liquid Lipstick in Child Star.

Step 14: Time to set it all! Spray your favorite makeup setting spray and voila! Your look is now complete.

I know this may seem like a lot of steps, but the result will yield a great day-to-night look, perfect for any time of year.

If you like this look, leave a comment below!

Every Day Glam Makeup Tutorial

Hi loves! I know it has been a while since I posted on here and I am so sorry about that! My new job has been my priority the last few months, but now I’m back in full swing. I am kicking 2017 off with my first-ever makeup tutorial! I tried really hard to get this to work properly, but did run into some technical difficulties. That’s okay, though, because it’s all a learning experience, right? This tutorial features almost all Too Faced products and I’ve written about this look before in my Natural Glow Party Look post. I hope you enjoy the video and please subscribe to my channel!

August Hits and Miss Video

Hi everyone! Hope you’re all having a fabulous Labor Day. Below you’ll find my August Hits and Miss video. If you like what you see, please subscribe to my channel, and stay tuned here on the blog, because I will be giving you a written tutorial on how I got the look I wore at my housewarming party last weekend!

Urban Decay All Nighter Foundation

So, while I won’t be posting a video on YouTube this week as we are gearing up for guests to stay with us and  a housewarming party, I did want to write a blog post or two. This one is about the new All Nighter Liquid Foundation from Urban Decay. Now, I am an avid Urban Decay lover. I use their eyeshadow primer potion, setting spray, B6 spray, have many of their palettes… When I saw that they launched this completely matte foundation, I knew I had to give it a try. I purchased it last Saturday and have worn it the last three days.

Unfortunately, this is one of the worst foundations I have ever purchased. I have tried with with different hydrating and moisturizing or tacky primers, but this foundation leaves my skin cakey, flakey and makes me look 30 years older than I really am.

When I first apply it, it goes on smooth – and when they say a little goes a long way, it really does. I applied a pump and a half on my damp beauty blender and dotted it all over my faced and then proceeded to tap it into my skin. It goes on flawless. Adding the Urban Decay Naked Skin concealer in the shade Light Warm (one of my new faves) ties the whole look together.

After setting my face (just a little since it’s a full coverage concealer) my face looked really amazing. Flawless, even. Fast forward five hours later and the foundation has started to come off around my nose and chin (my oiliest points of the face) and has cracked and looks cakey. My not-deep laugh lines look deep (I’m talking, I need botox deep) and it just doesn’t look good.

Here’s a right after application photo (from Sunday) and a five hours later photo (from just now):

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As you can see from the first photo, it looks really pretty when it first goes on. The second photo is only after five hours of wear! That’s ridiculous. My chin looks all cakey and my laugh lines look so deep. Mind you, this is after blotting the oil away from my face.

Looks like I’ll be sticking with the Born This Way foundation from Too Faced for a while.

Have you tried the Urban Decay All Nighter foundation? Do you like it? If you have any advice on how to avoid the cakeyness, please leave me a comment below.

August Ipsy Glam Bag | Haul & Swatches

Hey guys! Check out my video for my latest ipsy glam bag! Loving the products I received this month, especially the 12-in-1 haircare. If you don’t know what ipsy is, it’s a $10/month subscription service where you receive customized beauty and makeup products. Plus you get to keep a super cute makeup bag, perfect for travel. If you’re interested in trying them out, here’s a link to get you started: http://bit.ly/2bBZMuA.

If you already receive ipsy I’d love to know what you got in your glam bag this month! Leave a comment below. 🙂

Swamp Queen Palette | Tarte x Grav3yardGirl Summer Look

finally got around to using my Swamp Queen, tarte x grav3yard girl palette over the weekend. It has been a while since I ordered it from Ulta, but I was wearing the right colors Saturday night to pair with an eye look. I also used some of my new ColourPop products, which I unbox in this video.

As you can tell from the hyperlink above,  I started a new YouTube channel and am really excited about it! Please subscribe if you like Blush and Lipstick.

Here’s the look!

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Palette photo courtesy of tarte cosmetics

I will provide a step-by-step application on how to get this eye look.

  1. Apply Urban Decay’s Eyeshadow Primer Potion (in original) on lid and a little above the crease.
  2. Using the Makeup Revolution Affirmation palette and a firm eyeshadow brush, I applied the matte white shade on my lid up to my brow bone.
  3. Taking a fluffy blending brush, I applied natural peaches from the Grav3yardGirl x Tarte Swamp Queen palette in my crease, blending up.
  4. Once I had the right color with natural peaches, i took a firmer blending brush and applied dogmain the crease, slightly below natural peaches, and in the outer “v” of the eye.
  5. Using the same firm eyeshadow brush I used to apply that white matte shade from the MR palette, I applied sassy bun on my lid, adding a little glam to the look.
  6. If needed, reapply natural peaches to the crease to soften the look a bit.
  7. Using a clean, fluffy blending brush, blend the crease up a little more to get rid of harsh lines.

If you like this look and want to see a tutorial of it on my YouTube channel, leave a comment below! Also, what looks have you created with the Swamp Queen palette by Grav3yardGirl x Tarte? I’d love to know.

YouTube Channel Launch & First Video

So, I took the plunge. I finally launched my YouTube channel. Now that I am 98% settled into my new house, I figured today would be a good day to film my first video. I didn’t film anything too intense, just a haul video of my latest ColourPop purchases. If you like this blog, like what I post and want to see live action tutorials, please subscribe to my channel. Here’s my first video below!

Makeup Revolution and ColourPop

Now that I have my office/vanity room set up, I’ve been able to organize everything so it’s super accessible. Over the weekend I had to venture out for lunch in San Francisco and decided to play around with my new Makeup Revolution Affirmation palette. Super affordable, the colors are quite pigmented and who doesn’t love 32 shadows for $15. The look pictured below includes the affirmation palette, as well as ColourPop’s liquid matte lipstick in the color Trap. Read below to see how I got this look. If you’ve created a similar look, please let me know! I’d love to see it.

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  • Eyeshadow Primer Potion by Urban Decay (placed on lid up to brow bone)
  • Affirmation Eyeshadow palette by Makeup Revolution (see image for step-by-step placement of color)
    1. Using a clean eyeshadow brush, place color A on lid up to brow bone.
    2. Using a clean blending brush, place color B in the crease, blending in windshield wiper motions. Blend color B into the outer “V” of the eye, placing a little on the outer corner of the eyelid.
    3. Using the same eyeshadow brush you used to apply color A, apply color C on the eyelid, covering any empty spots with color C. Apply color C on inner corners.
    4. If necessary, apply color B into the crease again to deepen the color.
    5. Using a clean fluffy blending brush, blend crease out so lines aren’t as harsh.
    6. Using either a clean eyeshadow brush or an eyeliner brush, apply color D to brow bone (under eyebrow) to highlight.
  • Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner in the color jet black by Bobbi Brown
  • They’re Real mascara by Benefit Cosmetics

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Lipstick has always been a staple in my makeup collection, however, I haven’t religiously wore it until recently. Something about a matte liquid long-lasting lipstick intrigues me. So, in honor of National Lipstick Day, I decided to list some of my favorite lipsticks here, followed by a gallery of some of my favorite colors I’ve swatched. I’d love to know what brand you use for your go-to lip color, as well as types (satin, matte, gloss, etc.). Leave a comment below to tell me!

Note: Too Faced is offering 15% off their lipsticks in honor of National Lipstick Day, so take advantage!

Too Faced Melted Matte Liquified Lipstick in Child Star

Too Faced Melted Matte Liquified Lipstick in Sell Out

Too Faced Melted Matte Liquified Lipstick in Queen B

Too Faced Melted Matte Liquified Lipstick in Miso Pretty

Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Unicorn (comfort matte)

Urban Decay Vice Lipstick in Backtalk (comfort matte)

Tarte Cosmetics Tartiest Creamy Matte Lip Paint in Namaste

Tarte Cosmetics Tartiest Creamy Matte Lip Paint in TBT

First Impressions: Andalou Naturals Coconut Water Firming Toner

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It’s been a whirlwind the last few weeks. We finally moved into our new house, but my office is still getting set up, so in the meantime I’ve been unpacking boxes and getting other things organized, but I wanted to do a first impressions on a product I received at my full-time job yesterday.

So if you recall from a previous post, I work for Marin Magazine based in Sausalito, CA (10-minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge) and in the July issue we featured a local beauty company called Andalou Naturals in our Made By Marin section. Andalou Naturals is a 100% Non-GMO verified beauty brand, using fruit stem-cell science in their products. Another great note is that they are certified organic, fair trade, gluten free, cruelty free, and certified vegetarian and vegan.

One of the founders and CEO’s dropped off a box of goodies to the office yesterday and what first caught my eye was Andalou Naturals’ Coconut Water Firming Toner. I love anything that has coconut or rose water in it, so I knew I had to try it. My coworker tried it the last time Andalou sent us a package and she says she loves it, so I had to try it.

First off, the packaging is super cute. It’s simple, clean and since it’s a quenching product, the coconut water is in a blue bottle (my favorite color!). After removing my makeup and cleansing my face, I followed the directions and shook the bottle well and sprayed all over my face and neck. My face had an even complexion and felt hydrated just minutes after use. I used it this morning prior to using my moisturizing primer before applying my makeup. I definitely will keep using after cleansing my face each morning and night. I cannot say enough great things about this product.

I have also used Andalou Naturals’ shea butter hand cream in clementine and it’s amazing. It hydrates my skin without feeling greasy and smells amazing.

Andalou Naturals is available in more than 22 countries and carried by Target, Whole Foods, Ulta, Pharmaca and others – and online.

Have you seen or tried Andalou Naturals products before? I’d love to know. Leave me a comment.

Latest Ulta Haul: Urban Decay & Benefit

I am so sorry for the lack of posts lately. We bought a house and are in the process of packing up our apartment and moving things over. But I am excited for the new house since I’ll have my own beauty room and office! I will be starting a YouTube channel shortly after we move (and after I get everything set up), but in the meantime you can still follow me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Now to the post. About a week ago I placed an order on Ulta.com after they sent me an email that Benefit just launched their new brow collection online. I normally don’t do anything with my brows, but had heard great things about this new collection so I thought I’d give it a try. Loving the packaging for both Goof Proof Brow Pencil and KaBrow! I have yet to use it (I overslept this morning and barely made it out the door on time), and I’m excited to give my eyebrows a cleaner, less patchy look. Have you used these new Benefit brow items? I’d love to know. Since I purchased the Benefit items, they sent me a free variety pack. Love those items, too.

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Also in my haul was another Urban Decay Vice lipstick. I have been obsessed with this collection since it first launched. This is the second lipstick I’ve purchased – I am obsessed with their comfort matte finish. The color I purchased this time around is called Unicorn and is a pale, peachy nude color. When I applied Unicorn today, it seemed brighter than what the shade looks like in the lipstick tube. To darken it up, I took a little bit of Urban Decay’s Backtalk (another Vice, comfort-matte lipstick) and dabbed on my lips. Worked really well, actually.

Here’s a photo of the lip color. What do you think of this shade? Let me know in the comments.

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Grav3yardgirl x Tarte Swamp Queen Palette First Impressions

If you’re an avid YouTube beauty vlogger follower like me, guaranteed you’ve stumbled across Grav3yardgirl’s channel. The quirkiness of Bunny is so appealing and her looks are super unique. So when other people like Jeffree Star and MannyMUA were reviewing her new palette (a collab with Tarte Cosmetics), I knew I had to buy it. I mainly purchase my makeup goods from Ulta, so the moment they told me it was available online, I added it to my cart and bought the palette. Unfortunately, the liquid lipsticks that came with the palette were sold separately and sold out when I last looked (I may have to go to my nearest Ulta location to purchase).

In Grav3yardgirl’s palette you’ll find a brush, a bronzer color, a highlight and a blush. You’ll also find nine eyeshadow colors including some matte, some shimmer and some glitter. The names are super cute. When I swatched after I got the palette (and then stupidly deleted the photo of the swatches), the colors are super pigmented. This palette helps you accomplish a full-face glam or natural look. I can’t wait to experiment more with these colors. Take a look at the palette below. I’m in love with the packaging and the sturdiness of it, too.

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Here are the color names and the type of shade from the Tarte website:

  • #SFS (rose gold)
  • natural peaches (peachy nude)
  • dogman (burnt sienna)
  • big baby (cream)
  • sassy bun (copper peach)
  • sippy sippy (glittery brown)
  • haunting (lavender)
  • uncommon (purple slate)
  • mancat (deep plum)
  • sweet tea (bronzer)
  • gator wings (highlighter)
  • does this thing really work? (blush)

Have you used this palette or created looks with it? Let me know in the comments.


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Russian-born Yana Ilinykh, 36, and India-UK immigrant Nina Lindley, 55, represent the multicultural base from which many Vancouverites might draw dieting wisdom. The global variety of tastes and palettes in the city makes the quest for the “ideal diet” particularly challenging.

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Ilinykh, who migrated to North America with her husband in 1998 and has been in Vancouver since 2010, decided to have a traditional Russian feast on New Year’s Eve. A rare treat, the hearty meal includes specialties like vingret, a salad made of boiled vegetables, onions, sauerkraut, green peas and pickled cucumber, olivie, another traditional salad of meat, eggs, potatoes and mayonnaise, and crab legs with butter sauce, smoked salmon blintz and caviar.

“Traditionally, Russian food is very heavy,” says the slim, 5-foot-6 mother, who admits to being a frequent dieter in the past.

Among the many weight-loss methods Ilinykh has tried is the popular cabbage soup or “Russian peasant” diet, which consists of eating a low-calorie cabbage soup for seven days.

Lindley shares a few of her own traditional remedies for stubborn pounds and digestive troubles: drinking warm water with lemon in the morning, eating fennel seeds or Ajwain(Bishop’s weed) after a meal and drinking various teas.

“These methods were passed down through generations and word-of-mouth [in India],” says Lindley, who lived in the Yukon for 17 years and moved to Vancouver in 1997.

While neither Ilinykh nor Lindley intend to diet this year, both appreciate the ancestral experience at the heart of their respective traditions.

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“Culture heavily influences the way people eat. Our diets are more than just about the physical health of our bodies; it’s also about our emotional health and healthy relationships,” says Vancouver-based nutritionist Vashti Timmermans.

Having travelled extensively through Japan, Central America, Europe, Turkey and Ecuador, the self-described “adventurous eater” literally promotes variety as the spice of life.

“If you’re getting a variety of cuisines using a variety of ingredients, you’re sure to get the diversity of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that you need,” says Timmermans, who also believes the healthiest way to eat is to cook at home.

However, to clinical Ayurvedic specialist and Langara College yoga teacher Madhuri (née Melanie Phillips), the concept of a balanced diet is a little more complex.

“How one digests is unique to the individual and depends on individual constitution, season and climate,” says Madhuri, who received her spiritual Sanskrit name, meaning “inner sweetness,” during her initiation at the Bihar School of Yoga in India.

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Madhuri | Photo courtesy of Langara Collage

According to Ayurvedic principles, Madhuri explains, there are six tastes in food – sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter and astringent. Everybody needs all six to ensure proper balance and well-being, but the required combination depends on the unique make-up of each individual.

“There is a natural intelligence of the body which, when it’s in balance, will naturally move towards what it needs,” says Madhuri.

This approach is not unlike traditional chinese medicine (TCM), which recognizes energies in food and a range of individual effects based on the Five Element Theory. Like Ayurveda, TCM includes extensive study of the functions and relationships of various systems of the body, mind and emotions which are all considered parts of an integrated whole.

“We hear varying reports about foods having good qualities and bad qualities, but there’s not necessarily any problem with the food. It’s the way we’ve manipulated the food, or that for the individual the food is not suitable,” says local TCM doctor Melissa Carr.

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Both Carr and Madhuri attribute the wisdom of their respective disciplines to thousands of years of experience, trial and error and natural observation.

“Most traditional diets are more in line with nature,” says Madhuri who, along with Timmermans and Carr, encourages the habit of choosing locally and seasonally available food.

Yet ever-changing economies, lifestyles and social and cultural interactions present particular challenges for conventional approaches.

Carr refers to the Inuit’s struggle with diseases since the introduction of excess carbohydrates not part of their traditional diet of mostly protein.

“If someone is new or from a different culture, they should find something that is similar to what they have been eating and not just go with whatever is non-fat or talked about in the media as the new superfood,” says Carr, who is of mixed Japanese and Caucasian heritage.

While Timmermans is reserved on the biological evidence supporting theories of ethnic or individual constitution, she agrees the increasing modification and processing of food is more harmful than healthful.

In fact, all three experts recommend reducing the intake of processed and refined foods, watching portion size and eating more vegetables.

“Regardless of where one is from, there is always room for improvement. Eating well is a balancing act,” says Timmermans.

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The first time Navy SEAL, Leo Perez sees Daisy Squires, he is stopped in his tracks. There she was, slamming her fists on the table, making six men jump to attention in the Afghanistan embassy. It was a beautiful sight to behold. Somebody better find her kidnapped father, and fast.

At her wits end, Daisy realized she would have to rely on the special forces team to rescue her father, which killed her, shouldn’t she be doing something? Anything? To help facilitate her father’s safe return. But when Leo Perez told her to trust him, she started to believe. Maybe trust was finally an option for her.

Daisy and Leo soon find themselves immersed in a situation they never thought possible, as terrorist forces gain strength. Will their emerging love be strong enough to face the deadly forces determined to stop Daisy?

“You’re in a vulnerable state, you can’t see the forest for the trees. Seemed like a good time to stake my claim. Plus…” His voice lowered.
His eyes heated.
She shivered. “Plus what?”
“You’re sitting on a bed. In a hotel room, and…” His voice was a whisper.
He could see her eyes dilate. “And what?”
“Nobody is expecting us to be anywhere, and I’m here in front of you. Where I want to be. On my knees.”
“Bloody hell,” she moaned.
She grabbed his hair and angled her head. Her pillowy soft lips collided with his and his brain went haywire. Her tongue parted his lips and Leo relished her aggression. He wrapped his arms around her waist and stood up, taking her with him. He curved one arm under her ass and coaxed her legs around his waist, turning so that he sat on the bed. She straddled him. It was perfect.
He stroked his hands down her glossy brown hair, luxuriating in the satin feel. Then his hand drifted along her neck, slowly tracing down her soft skin toward the first tantalizing button of her linen blouse. One button undone. Two buttons undone. Then the third. And the fourth. All by touch as he continued to let her take him to dizzying heights with her kiss.
Leo had never let a woman take the lead like this. Daisy’s small hand gripped the nape of his neck, pulling him closer. He smiled against her lips when he heard a feminine growl as she clutched him even tighter. It was as if she wanted one damn thing at this moment that she could control, and if he was it, he was happy to oblige. But when she started to grind the molten heat between her thighs against his erection, it took everything in him to continue to let her command the situation.
“Daisy,” he groaned. “I didn’t bring condoms with me. They’re in my room.”
“Bad Boy Scout,” she glowered. “I’m on birth control. Are you good with that?”
His dick leapt for joy. “God yes. Are you?”
“Oh yes,” she said before she went in for another soul-shattering kiss.
He pulled her shirt open and flicked open the front clasp of her white cotton bra. Touching her breasts was like touching warm silk. He clasped the slight weight in his hand, relishing how she fit perfectly against his palm, her tight nipple throbbing against his hand, begging for a deeper touch. How could he deny her body anything? He circled her areola with his thumb, gratified at her moan of pleasure.
“More,” she gritted out.
He continued with the teasing touch, knowing what she wanted, but wanting her to ask. That had been such a fun game three weeks ago. Round and round, his thumb revolved around the soft skin, waiting…
He jerked when she bit his bottom lip, then he laughed.
“Harder,” she growled. “You know what I want. Harder.”
Once again he was happy to oblige. He dipped his head and sucked her nipple into his mouth, twirling his tongue around the tender nub. She gripped his head, trying to pull him closer, but she was no match for his strength. Her nails bit into his scalp, signaling her desire. Delicately, he bit her nipple and she groaned her satisfaction.
“Yesss. Oh, Leo. Yesss.”
He massaged her other breast, pinching and torturing the nub as she pushed her chest closer to him. She was glorious. She was going to kill him.
It was long minutes of pleasure for both of them before she shoved him away. “I want more. Clothes off now.” Her eyes glittered with desire and determination.
He lifted off the bed with her in his arms, then let her slide slowly to the floor, letting her sensuous body torture his. She reached for his belt and fumbled. Then she stopped and looked up at him.
“Fuck it. It’s too slow that way. Strip,” she commanded.
He laughed again. Laughter and loving, could it get any better?
“Aye, aye.”
He pulled his T-shirt over his head and then looked at her watching him. “No fair,” he said. “You’re not stripping, you’re just watching.”
“No woman with a pulse would blame me.” Her tongue ran across her bottom lip.
“You better strip, Woman, otherwise I’m tearing off those clothes, got it?”
She gulped. “You wouldn’t… Would you?”
“Not only that, I’d use the strips to tie you to the bed.”
Her eyes widened. He could tell she was intrigued. They didn’t have time—maybe round two. “Daisy, strip,” he ordered as he sat down on the bed to unlace his boots.
This time he got to watch.
She pulled off her shirt and bra, and he damn near fucked up the knot on his bootlace.
He looked down and got his boots and socks off in record time.
“Hurry,” she said as she skimmed out of her pants.
He got up and unbuckled his belt and pulled down his pants.
“No underwear?”
He shrugged. “It’s hot in Yemen.” He looked at her in her little white lace panties. He picked her up and positioned her on the bed, then slowly, ever so slowly, slid her panties down her shapely legs.
She sucked in a deep breath, then sighed. He looked up into her eyes; she was his every dream.
“Here. Come here.” She lifted her arms toward him. Leo slid up her body so they could be chest to breast, heart to heart.
“You feel so good. I feel so safe when I’m in your arms,” she breathed into his neck.
Had any woman ever made him feel so good?
This time he started the kiss. A tender kiss, one that let her know how he felt—the care, the longing, the love. She parted her legs, her foot caressing the back of his calf. He felt the warm, wet welcome of her against his cock, but it wasn’t enough. He had to be sure.
Sliding a hand down past her taut stomach, he parted her soft folds and lightly touched her delicate bundle of nerves. She jerked hard against his fingers.
“No, don’t do that,” she begged. “I’m too close. Together. I want us to fly together.”
Her hand smoothed down his erection and guided him towards her entrance, and he was lost. He pushed home in one long glide, relishing her tight depths.
“God, Daisy, you’re killing me.”
She gasped. “My line. That’s my line.”
Her legs wrapped around him and she arched upward, taking more and more of him. She was a goddess as she reveled in the sensuality of their union. He breathed in the vanilla and orange blossom scent of her as she shared her pleasure, which reverberated back on him. Thrust after thrust in her snug, honeyed depths, robbing him of breath, he was just intent on making sure that she reached her pinnacle before he did.
Her nails scored his back as she lunged upwards.
“Leo,” she cried out, then her teeth gripped his shoulder as she shuddered beneath him, sparking his release into oblivion. His last thought was to wonder how was it possible that he felt surrounded and cared for, as if she had taken him to a place where their souls communicated as one.

Caitlyn O’Leary is a USA Bestselling Author, #1 Amazon Bestselling Author and a Golden Quill Recipient from Book Viral in 2015. Hampered with a mild form of dyslexia she began memorizing books at an early age until her grandmother, the English teacher, took the time to teach her to read -- then she never stopped. She began re-writing alternate endings for her Trixie Belden books into happily-ever-afters with Trixie's platonic friend Jim. When she was home with pneumonia at twelve, she read the entire set of World Book Encyclopedias -- a little more challenging to end those happily.

Caitlyn loves writing about Alpha males with strong heroines who keep the men on their toes. There is plenty of action, suspense and humor in her books. She is never shy about tackling some of today’s tough and relevant issues.

In addition to being an award-winning author of romantic suspense novels, she is a devoted aunt, an avid reader, a former corporate executive for a Fortune 100 company, and totally in love with her husband of soon-to-be twenty years.

She recently moved back home to the Pacific Northwest from Southern California. She is so happy to see the seasons again; rain, rain and more rain. She has a large fan group on Facebook and through her e-mail list. Caitlyn is known for telling her “Caitlyn Factors”, where she relates her little and big life’s screw-ups. The list is long. She loves hearing and connecting with her fans on a daily basis.

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By: Toby Mon, 11 Apr 2016 08:56:52 +0000 In reply to Brendan O’Lear.

totally agree on the underrated playing on Lodger but I have to say I really like the 1988 version. I think it’s epic and I really like Reeves’ guitar on it: some wonderful clanging chords hanging over each other creating nice tensions

By: Anonymous Mon, 08 Feb 2016 08:25:13 +0000 In reply to Diamond Duke.

in light of what came to pass, that’s a remarkable last paragraph

By: Jasmine Sat, 30 Jan 2016 22:55:31 +0000 Bowie seemed to reference much of his canon in Blackstar and Lazarus. Only now I’m starting to be able to come out the ‘fog’ of the past 3 weeks and think more about that.
Look Back in Anger references an Archangel telling the young Bowie ‘it’s time we should be going’. Bowie doesn’t, instead breaks down and crawls under his bed. In the Blackstar loft, whose shape is very reminiscent of the LBIA loft but now old, falling apart and lifeless, the Angel of Death sings ‘Imma take you home’. Bowie can’t hide this time.
The references in the LBIA blog to TMWSTW ‘I thought you died a long long time ago’, ‘we passed upon the stair’ then the Archangel having to wait in LBIA, now the Great I Am has come to take Bowie home in Blackstar, 3 conversations Bowie seems to be having with a spirit – I can’t help feeling these are linked.
Bowie’s subject matter hasn’t changed much all his life and he was never afraid of bringing themes out of the woodwork of his past.
But as with much of Bowie, who knows really? I do miss him.

By: wytchcroft Wed, 16 Dec 2015 17:02:01 +0000 In reply to Ramzi.

missed this before and it’s a very fine comment;
you’re right – the creature and his maker (Frankenstein) are the shadow and the artist doing that doppleganger dance that reappears so often in Bowie…
and the nature of creation as a ‘horror show’ may be why Bowie tripped back to it for Cat People.

the band on Lodger deserve the plaudits this thread (and indeed the blog whole) have given them. What a cooking little outfit they were.

i think the ICA re-vamp is a study in sonic archaetexture but the Erdal will curdle alas, as so often. so despite the cold cathedral guitars it sounds weak on its own.

but after Glass Spider the ICA thing was… an unexpected and welcome gear shift.
Louise Le Cavalier just rules.

By: Ramzi Sun, 22 Jun 2014 20:01:58 +0000 A parallel could be made with (the novel) Frankenstein. Upon creating the Creature – who is both his attempt to subvert God and his doppelgänger (like Bowie’s angel in the video) – Victor is disgusted at the result when the Creature assumes life.

“The beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart”

In the video, instead of the product becoming deathly it is the creator, which works with the idea that the Creature is Victor’s doppelgänger.

As a response, Victor goes to bed (like Bowie) and eventually abandons the creature, refusing to take responsibility and face the consequences of his actions.

Instead of taking proactive decisions and resolving to take care of the creature as is its desire (“I ought to be thy Adam”, “I will be docile to my Lord and Master” etc.), which would have solved the problems of the story (“I was benevolent and good, misery [as a result of Victor’s and society’s abandonment] made me a fiend”), Victor elects to rue his mistakes for much of the novel – indeed his whole monologue is him doing this to Walton – looking back in anger.

By: col1234 Wed, 13 Mar 2013 14:07:59 +0000 In reply to abdul.

the author is indeed familiar with that project, as the author linked to another Human Steps clip in the entry.

By: abdul Wed, 06 Mar 2013 11:22:00 +0000 i think the 1988 remake may have been done for Bowie’s collaboration with the La La La Human Steps dance company from Montreal, is the author not familiar with that project? That would explain the length.

look here:

There are other versions on youtube as well.

By: Diamond Duke Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:55:26 +0000 [*SIGH!*]. 😦 Forgive me, but the use of italics and boldface does have its hazards sometimes. Let me try this again…

FINAL DRAFT! (hopefully):

Look Back In Anger is yet another one of my all-time favorite David Bowie songs (somewhere in my Top 5, actually!), and much of it has to do with its thundering, momentous groove. Bowie’s lead vocal is one of his all-time acrobatic (and dramatic) best, Carlos Alomar’s rhythm guitar solo is lean, nimble and fiery, and Brian Eno’s electronic “horse trumpets” and “Eroica horn” contribute well to the melodramatic ambience. (And I also must say that the 1998 remake with Reeves Gabrels isn’t half-bad, either.)

The observation you make about Look Back In Anger being a clouded mirror of The Man Who Sold The World, and your assessment of the former being “a dry, weird farewell to a muse”, is certainly very interesting, and as usual you’ve presented a compelling argument. (Although if it’s a “farewell,” it can hardly be considered a final one, seeing as how Bowie’s muse does tend to wax and wane like the moon’s phases at different times – much to the man’s eternal consternation and frustration.) But I think one can draw just as many links and connections with other Bowie lyrics involving angels, supermen and death – for example The Supermen, Sons Of The Silent Age and the much later New Angels Of Promise (a fave “deep cut” of mine from the under-appreciated ‘hours…’).

I’ve always loved how the tables are turned on the archangel character with the line “No one seemed to hear him / so he leafed through a magazine / and yawning, rubbed the sleep away / Very sane, he seemed to me”. And I love the idea that this miraculous angelic visitation is not even noticed or reacted to in any way, and that the banalities of the workaday world seem to take precedence. The man due for his release from earthly cares evidently has more important and pressing matters preoccupying him at the time, and so the angel is the one forced into the disadvantaged position of having to wait however long it takes for them to reach their conclusion! (I’m also thinking of how one of Bowie’s favorite film directors, Stanley Kubrick, passed away only after he had completed his final 1999 film Eyes Wide Shut, and how New York Dolls bassist Arthur “Killer” Kane of the New York Dolls only expired from leukemia after he had finally reunited with his former band in 2004. I suppose it’s the connections with Space Oddity and Time that made make me think of Kubrick and Kane in the context of a Bowie song…)


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Coils Over Easy

In the last post I ended it by mentioning that a lot of the puzzle pieces to start on the coilovers had arrived.  Well those and plenty of more parts have shown up, and progress has obviously been made:

The Front:

The front was pretty straight forward and very similar to the way the Hachi coilovers were done. The biggest exception being that I didn’t shorten the tubes here.

The Rear:

The rear was a completely different adventure.  I started with a spare set of rear struts and cut them to see what my options were.  Since they were too narrow to except most of the off the shelf Toyota style strut inserts, I decided to start with blank tubes.  I made this even more complex by deciding to try and add some camber adjustment as well.

The Current Stance:

With a about an inch of slack in the front and a few turns of preload in the rear things are setting pretty close to where I would want them for the street.  The transmission pan has about 4 inches of clearance which should be enough to keep me out of trouble. The camber is at maximum negative at all 4 corners in the photo.  Now for the down side.  The toe is absolutely crazy.  What you can’t see in the pic is that the wheels are actually turned about 3/4 of a turn to appear straight. A quick tape measure check across the tire tread showed about 4″ of toe in.  FOUR INCHES!  I have new inner and outer tie rods here already, and have some more parts on the way to give me some stuff to play with, but I’m not sure what it will actually take to dial this all in.

Current Parts List:

KYB 365064.  Originally meant for the front of an ST162 Celica, AE92 Corolla, or rear of and SW20 MR2. I started with 4 as a starting point.

T3 Upper camber plates for an AE92 Corolla (yes the Corolla shared the same upper strut mount).

Swift 5k and 4k spring rates for front and rear respectively, as part of the T3 “ST162” Weld On coilover kit.

T3 Strut Tubes.  I never did find these on the website, but they are available if you need them.

With this much toe in, we aren’t test driving it yet, so many of these specs could change sooner than later.  I’ll try to update this thread if or when they do, but to be safe keep reading the new posts.

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Getting my shimmy on during the Scottish heat of Burlesque Idol UK (Photo by Arran C Dawson – http://www.arrancdawson.com)

Over the past few months I’ve been very busy! I performed in London Burlesque Festival in May (which was an amazing experience) and then came back for round two at the Encore Edition of the London Burlesque Festival on 11th June.  In the meantime I had a photoshoot with CSD Images (check out the gallery to see the resulting images) to promote their new studio in Dundee and have another shoot lined up on 18th July.

Things just kept getting better when last weekend hit! I took part in the Tiny Tassel Off Glasgow at the Riding Room on Friday and had a ball performing for a great crowd and a panel of lovely judges (Miss Leggy Pee and Rachel Atlas).  Fireball went down a treat and I managed to place 3rd against some very stiff competition, so I’m very pleased with that result!  Congratulations again to the very well deserved winner Tallulah Belle and 2nd place winner Innocence Bliss.  The level of competition was so high, I didn’t envy the judges.

Then came Burlesque Idol on Saturday night. It was fantastic to be part of a major professional competition that was run so smoothly.  Tempest Rose, Lola LaBelle, the Folly Mixtures, Gypsy Charms, Miss Hell’s Belle and Poppy Fields were all great to work with and brought some amazing charm and skill to the Classic Grand stage.  Every competitor did really well – and it was lovely to meet some new faces backstage and hang out with some familiar ones too.  I learnt all about the Norwegian burlesque scene from Miss Chan Delier (who performed a brilliant feminist act), chatted a lot to the very talented Raven Rose and marvelled at the beautiful costumes of Ruby Trix (our costumes combined made a beautiful rainbow of ostrich feathers!)  I performed my Fireball act again and gave it my all with some new moves and tricks added in. I had a blast onstage and the audience were loving it, and the judges also gave really positive feedback.

The winning moment at the Scottish heat of Burlesque Idol UK (Photo by Arran C Dawson http://www.arrancdawson.com)

When it came to the curtain call I didn’t expect to win so I went on in my full costume, with my headdress included.  When Tempest called my name out I couldn’t believe it – I was overjoyed.  The tiara was slotted loosely into my headdress and I worked it as best I could, along with a robe over my shoulders and a bottle of champagne! Again the competition was of a very high standard so I’m honoured to have won – thank you to everyone involved, to the judges and to the audience for choosing me as your Burlesque Idol Scottish heat winner! I can’t wait for the finals at the Hippodrome Casino in London on 25th November.

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U.S. President Donald Trump said he will not go to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration. This will make him the first outgoing president to not attend the inauguration of his successor since 1869.

On Friday, Trump said on Twitter, “To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th.

Apart from Trump, three other former presidents have also skipped the inauguration of their successors. These include presidents John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and Andrew Johnson.

A day before this announcement, the president — who legally challenged last year’s election results but failed — said that “a new administration” will start on Jan. 20. He said he is focusing on how to make sure the transition is “smooth, orderly and seamless.”
“This moment now calls for healing and reconciliation.”

The president’s statement came a few days after he delivered a speech during a rally on Wednesday. He told his supporters that he would “never concede” during the said rally. He also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections but that it was “stolen” from him.

At the same rally, he pressured Vice President Mike Pence once again to object to the certification of Biden’s win. He said, if Pence did this, he would remain president for another term.

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Trump’s speech on Wednesday happened just a few hours before the joint Congress session that certified the election results.
While the session went on, the president’s supporters started a protest which quickly turned into a riot. Thousands of pro-Trump supporters broke through police lines and entered the doors of the Capitol building. This caused Congress to call for a recess and evacuate the premises.

As per the Washington DC police, the riot resulted in five deaths, including a woman who had been shot inside the building and a police officer. The police also ended up arresting more than 70 people.

While the storming of the Capitol building raged on, Trump posted a video on Twitter. In it, he asked his supporter to “go home” in an effort to quell the chaos. However, in this video, he still maintained that the recent election was “stolen” from him.

He said: “I know your pain, I know your hurt. We had an election that was stolen from us. It was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side.”

“This was a fraudulent election, but we can’t play into the hands of these people,” Trump also said. “We have to have peace,” the president reiterated.

“So go home, we love you, you’re very special, you’ve seen what happens, you’ve seen the way others are treated that are so bad, so evil. I know how you feel. … But go home and go home in peace.”

After he posted the video, he wrote a post on Twitter, saying: “These are the things and events that happen when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously & viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly & unfairly treated for so long. Go home with love & peace.”

However, he added: “Remember this day forever!”

Trump Criticized

Both Republicans and Democrats criticized the president for not denouncing the violence and chaos the mobbed caused. It resulted in the resignation of multiple high-profile administration officials. These include Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.

On Wednesday night, after the Capitol has been secured, Congress continued the session and certified the results on early Thursday. This formally gave Biden his victory.

On Thursday morning, a statement from Trump was posted by White House deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino. The president said: “Even though I totally disagree with the outcome of the election, and the facts bear me out, nevertheless there will be an orderly transition on January 20th.”

“I have always said we would continue our fight to ensure that only legal votes were counted,” Trump went on to say. “While this represents the end of the greatest first term in presidential history, it’s only the beginning of our fight to Make America Great Again!”

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On Thursday night, the president returned to his social media accounts after being blocked by Twitter and Facebook the day before. He posted another video, in which he condemned the storming of the capitol. In the video, he once again called for healing.

However, on Friday morning, Trump tweeted: “The 75,000,000 great American Patriots who voted for me, AMERICA FIRST, and MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, will have a GIANT VOICE long into the future.”

He added: “They will not be disrespected or treated unfairly in any way, shape or form!!!”

In the wake of the attack on the Capitol, Democrats and a number of Republicans asked Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment. If used, it will remove Trump from office just days ahead of Biden’s inauguration as President. The same group also said that if Pence and the Cabinet fail to do so, Congress should not hesitate to impeach Trump again.

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Galactoductography was performed on 42 female clients and one male client who presented with nipple discharge.

Nipple discharge that was described as either bloody, brownish, clear or darkish was considered pathological. The majority of the clients who presented to our department were referred from surgical, medical and endocrinology clinics within our referral hospital, Kenyatta National Hospital, and from private hospitals in Nairobi. A few were referred from district and provincial hospitals.

The discharging breast was examined by the radiologist and the discharging duct cannulised under asceptic technique. Approximately 2 ml non-ionic water soluble contrast media was injected with patient pain appreciation as a guideline on the amount of contrast. A series of films in craniocaudal, oblique and magnified views were taken with the cannula in situ. Mammograms and galactoductography were performed on 43 clients. The age range was from 25 to 60 years. The average age group was 30 to 40 years. The average parity was between 0-4 children. There was no significant right to left breast preference: left, 24; right, 19. Bloody nipple discharge was seen in 53.4% of the clients. Seventy-nine per cent of mammograms were reported normal despite discharging nipples. Galactoductography revealed an existing pathology. Galactoductography was normal in 16.2%. Galactoductography was found to be more sensitive in ductal pathology than mammography.

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