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BOX BRAIDS BACK!!

There are many updo's you can do for the professional setting. Youtube is covered with tutorials for them. Ive done a few looks on my blog...check it out...although I have had kinky twists and senegalese twists its the same idea) as far as breakage.
Have the stylist not braid around your edges "tightly"...and keep your edges AND nape well moisturized.  
I kept my twists in for 4.5 weeks ! growth! My hair does not have issues with breakage after taking out the twists...
As for washing the longer the hair the heavier during wash so you may benefit from dry shampoo. 

MOISTURE MOISTURE MOISTURE MOISTUR MOISTURE!!! 

 In celebration of braids and their awesomeness, and also to providesome inspiration for those considering braids

 In Celebration Of Braids And Their Awesomeness!!

ON THE COLOR SCALE BETWEEN RED AND YELLOW ORANGE IS PLACED.

BLACKIE

PIZZA TIME!

Damn, as always I love Alysha Nett. Always looking good doin' the day to day!

Via: Poldberg

This is how I feel

tonight...

(so leave me alone!)

Neon message by Tim Etchells. Norwich Festival 2010. Window of The Book Hive, London Street.

source

 $200MILLION in stock market float       via:dailymail.co.uk

who took shares instead of cash

who took shares instead of cash

DAVID CHOE, 35- Graffiti Artist

 for painting Facebook's first HQ seven years ago, now making 

   A graffiti artist who painted the walls of Facebook's first headquarters seven years ago is set for a bumper payday of $200million after he agreed to take Facebook stock instead of cash for his work.

   David Choe, 35, was asked to paint the offices in Palo Alto, California, in 2005, and was offered the choice by then-president Sean Parker of being paid a few thousand cash or the equivalent in shares.  Now, after a blockbuster $5billion Facebook stock exchange flotation moved a step closer last night, he is one of at least 1,000 company employees finally on their way to becoming millionaires.            viadailymail.co.uk

and  this  is  his  art  in  Facebook  Headquarters  building

Mark Zuckerberg collabing with David Choe at Facebook HQ. 

Executive Producer: Wang Newton     via: You tube

Fitness Friday!

1st Tip: Workout In The Morning!

Working out in the morning really makes all the difference. Firstly, if you workout in the afternoon, there is more of a chance of you skipping your workout due to conflicts.  Getting your workout in right when you wake up guarantees that you work out. Also, you can get it over with and won't have to worry about it later. Another cool thing, is that you burn more fat in the morning.  It takes about 3 minutes to start burning fat right when you wake up, where it takes about 12 minutes in the afternoon.  This happens beacuse your body has to burn through all the sugar you've eaten beforehand, and in the morning, your body hasn't had any sugar yet.  In conclusion, if you workout in the morning, EVERYONE WINS!

2nd Tip: Do 8 Minute Abs Before You Go To Sleep!

Okay this may sound weird, but I've been doing this for a while, and I gotta say, I have abs of steel.  It's only 8  minutes, and it really gives your abs a good workout.  If you can't do this everyday, I would suggest doing it at least every other day to get good results. 

3rd Tip: Keep Calm!

Being fit and healthy is somewhat of a challenge...For me, if I mess up and eat a big, fat juicy burger, I don't freak! It's oaky to mess up! When you over eat or forget to excercise, just drink a lot of water and try to be healthy for the rest of the day.  A bunch of little steps make big changes!

Anne 

in Muse

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 "Shelter Dogs" is simply a collection of close-up portraits of homeless dogs. All images were taken while the dog was in an animal shelter. Some of these dogs found good homes, others were euthanized.

"Shelter Dogs" is available at all major bookstores, online at Amazon, etc. and on the ASPCA web store. A percent of all proceeds from sales are being donated to the ASPCA, so far we have raised over $25,000.

Shelter

Dogs

Aww, you have to feel for these dogs. Just look at the raw emotion in the eyes of these beautiful animals.

Via: Shelter Dog Book

Kelley was born in 1954 in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. He became involved in the city's music scene as a teen, and while a student at the University of Michigan, formed the influential proto-punk band Destroy All Monsters with fellow artists Jim Shaw, Niagara, and Cary Loren (a retrospective devoted to Destroy All Monsters was held at L.A.'s Prism gallery last  year). Together, the band hatched a style of performance that skirted the edge of performance art.

After graduating college in 1976, he moved to Los Angeles to attend the California Institute of the Arts, studying alongside teachers like John Baldessari and Laurie Anderson. Music continued to be a constant passion: he formed another band, "Poetics," with fellow CalArts students John Miller and Tony Oursler. 

Kelley's career took off in the early 1990s, with solo shows at the Whitney, LACMA, and other international venues. He and Oursler organized a well-recived installation — a kind of monument to punk — at Documenta X in 1997. In the early 2000s, he began exhibiting with Gagosian Gallery after 20 years with Metro Pictures.

For his 2005 exhibition "Day is Done," Kelley filled Gagosian with found yearbook photos, video footage, and automated furniture, prompting New York Magazine critic Jerry Saltz to describe the show as an example of "clusterfuck aesthetics." More conventionally, he was associated with the notion of "abject art," highlighting the irrational and the repulsive.

Kelley's studio released a statement to the L.A. Times saying, "Mike was an irresistible force in contemporary art... We cannot believe he is gone. But we know his legacy will continue to touch and challenge anyone who crosses its path. We will miss him. We will keep him with us."

"Mike Kelley was as kind and generous a collaborator as I could possibly hope for," said curator Dan Nadel, who organized Prism's retrospective for "Destroy All Monsters." "I'm extremely grateful to have worked with him, and will be forever grateful to him for his patience and the education he gave me, perhaps without even realizing it. And, besides his remarkable genius, I'll always remember his rolling, infectious laughter, which was a pleasure to behold."

Legendary Artist Mike Kelley Dead

at 58, an Apparent Suicide

Samuel Sotubo

Age:23

Hometown: London, United Kingdom

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"I'm open to different opinions and always looking for better methods of advancing and improving my style. Similar to 'Drumline', I play the piano by ear; whatever I hear, I can play. What you see is not what you get because you get a lot more than what you see. There's always more to come."

"Through all adversity, a man of faith is well grounded..."

Sense of Style 

You remember when you were younger and you just got up, your parents
dressed you, or they just put out the clothes that you could wear for the day?
Please don’t act like your parents never dressed you because I can count the
number of girls that came to school with the different colored barrettes in
their hair and wore the dresses that looked like they were going to a wedding.
The guys who always had to wear their shirts inside their pants, and their pants
being pulled halfway up to their stomach so you would see the outline of their 
socks. (Michael Jackson style)
    I feel after those crazy moments

that we decided to create our own sense of style. We get to high school and
people's values to stand out and be different, or look a like, changed. They
started reading fashion blogs, make up blogs, and going to fashion websites just
to get started on what they wanted to wear. If you look at Lil Wayne or Kanye
West, you can see their sense of style has changed dramatically. They want to
stand out and be different but at the same time, they want people to take notice
and follow the trend.
    Once we hit college that is really the chance some
of us get to reinvent ourselves and create this sense of style that we always
wanted. Some people will get rid of their high school style and create their 
college style. You are surrounded by new people, new environment so why not
create something new? At each stage of our life, I feel that the sense of style
we have is constantly changed by something we see, and how mature we become.
Instead of wearing a white tee and sneakers everywhere, we changed to a button
up, tie, and some nice shoes. If your sense of style has really changed, you won’t
conform or thirst on what everyone is doing; you will create your own thing and
wing it from there.
   Remember, your sense of style is something you create
from your creative mind. If someone says they don’t like it, respect their
opinion and tell them to fall in a hole. You are the artist and whatever you
create is what YOU create; the more they judge, the more they want to be like
you.

Thoughts of a Random Guy..

Author:Kevin Pierre

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WuTang Saga Continues!!!! The WuLords Are here!!!! Wuology:Art of War ALL 13 Chapters Coming Soon !!!!!!

 New 2012 Song  Wulords Otis Featuring  lord Elite and Z1 Nation!!!!!  

Chanel 2012 Spring Make Up Collection

This blush is AMAZING. It's seriously SO pigmented. I'm wearing it right now, and I've already gotten mulitple compliments on it.  No one has ever complimented me for a blush! The only problem with this is the price.  Yes, it's $58. But honestly, I would buy this again in a heartbeat. That says a lot.  

If you guys don't already know, I'm a complete nail polish JUNKIE. I can't remember the last time I went to Ulta and didn't buy a nail polish.  I know, crazy. When I came upon these three Spring colors at Niemans for the first time, my heart started racing with excitement.  Theres a really pretty light red, a beautiful orange, and a girly pink that everyone could wear.  I have not gotten my hands on these, but I heard the Chanel counter calling my name after school today!

This eyeshadow quad is just so cute! I think it's perfect for the transition from winter to spring, and then really good for the springtime! The colors are so pigmented and natural. The only thing I don't care for are the little sponge applicators, but who uses those anyways?