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Liberal Party of Canada - liberal.ca home • contact • français press room issues multimedia party your riding: MULTIMEDIA liberal tv ads video audio photo gallery desktop wallpaper blackberry blog GET INVOLVED GET CONNECTED sign up to receive updates via email LATEST NEWS December 24, 2005 The Paul Martin Liberal Government: Working for Canada December 24, 2005 The Paul Martin Liberal Government: Next Steps December 24, 2005 Holiday Greetings from Prime Minister Paul Martin COMMISSIONS November 29th - Day One 6:36 AM - Wow, look at me! I'm in "cyberspace," where no one can hear you scream. Or maybe they CAN hear you scream but they don't pay attention because they're too busy looking at naked ladies. Either way, stop screaming, would you? I for one am betting this so-called "Internet" is really going to catch on. It's neato. Take, for example, these things knowns as "blogs" - you're soaking in one right now! These blogs are great because they allow people with special insight to instantly convey their astute observations and sage opinions to a knowledge-starved world. Or so I'm told. Personally, I'm mostly going to use this one to talk about the lost thespian promise of Erik Estrada. Because really, someone ought to. The man had screen charisma the way Marlon Brando had neck fat. I may also touch on this whole "who should run the country" deal we've got going on here in Canada. Last night, the opposition voted non-confidence in the government and forced an election campaign that will take place over the holiday season. This means two things: 1) the prime minister will this morning be visitng the Governor-General to ask her (very nicely, possibly while eating a crumpet) to dissolve the 38th Parliament. And 2) millions of innocent Canadian children will be confronted with the onerous task of staring into the television this Christmas season and trying to tell Stephen Harper from the Grinch. Remember, kids: one is grumpy and has a heart two sizes too small. And the other one's the Grinch. Travelling as part of what is officially called the Leader's Tour (and what is colloquially known among staffers as That Plane That Hardly Ever Seems To Land in Alberta for Some Reason), I will be filing typo-ridden, thumb-pecked dispatches on my Blackberry over the course of the campaign. Remember: views expressed on this blog do not necessarily represent the policies or beliefs of Paul Martin. Except when I write about the hypnotic musical stylings of Nana Mouskouri. We're totally in sync on that. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11:27 AM - Well, we're off and running. Running hard! Well, technically speaking, most of us walked to 24 Sussex from Rideau Hall. Me, I waddled. But I'm a team player: I waddled hard . Now we're talking about speeches: the PM apparently wants to give some. He's completely resisting my strong advice that he express his vision for the country through interpretive dance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12:31 PM - Did you see Jack Layton's opening statement? I think that with his words, the NDP leader has finally put to rest the rampant rumour that he got into politics to get results for small kitchen appliances. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3:54 PM - The reviews are in! And I suck! "Its surprising that your team is allowing this drivel to be posted, but if you care to make the Conservative's job easier, go for it." "Mr. Feschuck - you are missing the point of 'blogs'. Many political bloggers are serious folks; your attempt at humour is doing harm to your party and your candidate." "My experience on the Internet predates the web browser, and at 44 I still consider myself tuned into what works on today's internet." Just one argument in my defence: I miss the point of a lot of things. The Journey reunion tour, for instance. What was that all about? Also, aerosol cheese and ponchos. Whether used separately or together, they just baffle me. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7:41 PM - We're on the bus to Montreal after the first rally of the campaign. The PM just gave a speech at a lounge in Ottawa's Byward Market. Critically, no animals were harmed. People keep sayng this campaign is a carbon copy of the 2004 election. But that's not true. Stephen Harper has a right handsome new hairstyle. Paul Hellyer has grabbed hold of the campaign agenda, blowing the lid off the whole UFO invasion thing, the number one priority of Canadians who are socially awkward Omni subscribers. And we were all shocked to walk out tonight to discover that, unlike 2004, the PM's oversized face is not on the side of the side of our campaign bus. Turns out this was an edict from the Prime Minister himself. Big Paul (as we called the massive head, which featured the PM in a boyish haircut and a relentless, toothy smile that we all grew to pathelogically detest) was apparently cramping his style. And frightening small children. We'd pull into small towns in Quebec and we'd invariably hear the frightened screams of innocent toddlers: "Le nez! Le nez!" Now the side of the bus reads simply: "Paul Martin's Liberals." And Big Paul has gone to his eternal resting spot, which I just naturally assume is the PM's bedroom. December 24th - Day Twenty-Six : Thirty More Days to Go! (or, put another way, Thirty More Days to Go??!?) December 23rd - Day Twenty-Five : Intermission - Let's All Go to the Lobby! 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December 14th - Day Sixteen : The Prime Minister Responds, Vol. 2 December 13th - Day Fifteen : Blog Boy Responds, Vol. 5 December 12th - Day Fourteen : Westward, ho!* December 11th - Day Thirteen : Happy thought - we're going to a winery this afternoon December 9th - Day Eleven : Blog Boy Responds, Vol. 4 December 8th - Day Ten: Double Digits at Last December 7th - Day Nine: Only 47 More Days to Go, He Said, Weeping December 6th - Day Eight: New Brunswick in the morning, P.E.I. in the afternoon, Quebec at night December 5th - Day Seven: If it's Wednesday, it must be Montreal (but it's Monday, so it's St. John's) December 4th - Day Six: I'm All Out of Love December 3rd - Day...um, five? Blog Boy Responds, Vol. 2 December 2nd - Day Four: Blog Boy Responds, Vol. 1 December 1st - Day Three: People are still speaking French and I am still nodding politely as though I understand them. November 30th - Day Two: Um, are we there yet? 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Celebrity Hair Styles: Tricks

Celebrity Hair Styles: Tricks Of The Trade Web EzineArticles.com Submit Articles Watch the Video -- Members Login Benefits Recent Articles Expert Authors Experts By Location Read Endorsements Editorial Guidelines Author TOS Terms of Service Ezines / Email Alerts Manage Subscriptions EzineArticles RSS Blog Forums About Us What's New Contact Us Affiliates Link To Us Privacy Policy Site Map Search All Options Search Article IDs Search Article Titles Search Articles Search Expert Authors Search Article Keywords Search Article Summary Advanced Search Power Search Email Address: Your Name: Got an Ezine Marketing or Email Newsletter Question? AskChrisKnight.com HOME :: Shopping-and-Product-Reviews / Fashion-Style Celebrity Hair Styles: Tricks Of The Trade By John Williams Article Word Count: 435 [ View Summary ] Comments (0) When you think of your favorite hairstyle, does a certain celebrity come to mind? If you said yes, youre one of millions of women and even men that find celebrity hair-styles the way to go. After all, they are the trendsetters. So, whats their tips and secrets or is their locks just airbrushed perfect in those magazines? After much research, weve narrowed the list to 10 of the best tips and secrets available, both from celebrities and their stylists: Celebrity hair styles Tip #1- For that over the top curl look, use a curling iron on parts of the hair and a waving iron on other parts. For the best straight look simply use a flattening iron, but apply a conditioning mist to the dry hair prior to using any heat; this eliminates frizz and static. Celebrity hair styles Tip #2- To create highlights for curly hair; try putting in the color vertically; this helps define the curls. For straighter hair, paint the highlights on in a starburst fashion, across the entire surface of the hair. Keep highlights within two shades of your natural color. Celebrity hair styles Tip #3- Use products specifically made for color treated hair when you have any type of highlights, lowlights or coloring on your hair. Always use a leave-in conditioner in the hair and use those that contain sunscreen. Celebrity hair styles Tip #4- For frizz free curls and to combat those split ends, try sleeping on a satin pillow. Celebrity hair styles Tip #5- If you suffer from dandruff, try using two ground-up aspirins in your shampoo once every week. Most dandruff shampoos can strip away color from color-treated hair; this great tip doesnt do that at all. Celebrity hair styles Tip #6- Avoid brushing your hair, instead use a wide-tooth-comb or your fingers. Celebrity hair styles Tip #7- Use one tablespoon of baking soda mixed with two tablespoons of shampoo to clarify your hair; but only once a week. Otherwise, you may strip the hair completely of natural oils. 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Western North Carolina Woman: hair removal by candy maier HOME ABOUT US CONTACT US ADVERTISING WHERE TO FIND US SUBSCRIPTIONS SEARCH EVENTS GALLERY MARKETPLACE PAST ISSUES WRITER'S GUIDELINES RESOURCES hair removal by candy maier I remember being incredibly grateful that I wasn’t part of my mother’s and sister’s once-a-month, Sunday night, hair removal ritual. Although I didn’t participate, I looked forward to sitting on the sidelines and observing female-torture night in our house. The smell of burning hair drifting up from the kitchen, always brought me clamoring downstairs to sit at the kitchen table and gloat. Holding my blonde peach-fuzzed arms next to my sister’s dark hairy forearms made me, for just once, feel that I had been dealt the better hand – at least as far as body hair was concerned. Before the days of Nair, my mother simply turned on a gas burner so a hot ring of blue flames shot up. She had my sister quickly thrust each arm into the flames while turning them back and forth. When my sister pulled her arms back out, she’d brush off the burnt hair and her arms were as smooth and hairless as a baby’s. My mother demonstrated over and over that the procedure was painless by putting her own arms through the flames, showing that as long as it was done quickly and you kept the arms moving, the flames would singe the hair off without burning the skin. Despite the numerous demonstrations by my mother, this still took an awe-inspiring amount of faith and trust on my sister’s part. My mother also liked to show her children, and the neighbor’s children too, that passing your finger through the flame of a candle didn’t hurt at all. No matter how many times I saw this daring act performed, I refused to believe that I would not get burned. My sister, however, when faced with the choice of possible 3rd degree burns or being teased about her gorilla-like forearms, chose the former. Next, my mother pulled a small brown crockery pot out of the bathroom cabinet. The miniature casserole was filled with wax which she heldover the same flames and waited for the mud colored wax to heat up. When it was good and hot she used a small stick to paint a mustache on her face and one on my sister’s also. This was not too painful unless the hot wax touched the lips. One time, when this happened, my sister’s scream was so loud, our nosy neighbor called to see what was going on in our house. From then on, before ripping the hardened wax from my sister’s upper lip, my mother closed the kitchen windows. I don’t know how my sister explained the big blister on her lip the following day in school. To this day, I remember the warm, comforting smell of the kitchen on hair-removal night. Mom, my sister and I sharing a ritual – along with laughs and conversation. But mostly I remember the smug feeling of satisfaction that came over me. I may have been a bit overweight and not half as pretty as my older sister, but at least I had been blessed with hairless arms. Candy spends most of her free time sitting on a mountain top obsessing about chocolate, her mother, her weight, her children, cancer, and her dog’s weight. WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA WOMAN is a publication of INFINITE CIRCLES, INC. PO BOX 1332 • MARS HILL NC 28754 • 828-689-2988 Web Design by HANDWOVEN WEBS Celebrating the Spirit of Place in Western North Carolina