You should buy Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion. The best.

Here is a good makeup reviews site:
http://www.makeupalley.com/

You can see how other users have rated NYX products. I heard they're good.

If you wanted to buy online, e.l.f. cosmetics (eyes, lips, face) has super cheap buys like $1 for most items. Check it out: http://www.eyeslipsface.com/

These are good sites:
http://www.wikihow.com/Buy-Quality-Makeup-at-the-Dollar-Store
http://www.ehow.com/how_2239609_buy-quality-makeup-dollar-store.html

I'll copy and paste it here for you:



How to Buy Quality Makeup at the Dollar Store

Don't worry about lip gloss. If it has the safety seal, it's almost always dependable. Make sure lipsticks and lip glosses are in sealed tubes with wrappers that are still intact.

Check pressed powder, powdered eye shadow and blush before buying, because these products can sometimes crack and crumble.

Skip the Dollar Store foundation unless it is a brand and shade that you already use. Be sure to check the expiration date, since most foundations aren't good after a year.

Avoid purchasing razors with the blades exposed since they can be dull and dirty. Loofahs and disposable razors are good if they are sealed.

Inspect body lotion ingredients. Lanolin, a common ingredient in generic brands, can irritate skin. Cleansers and scrubs can dry the skin too.

Avoid mascara. You don't know the expiration date, so you don't know how old it is.

Make sure that both the rubber pieces match up if you buy lash curlers.

Watch out; toners can contain harsh astringent.

Make sure all tubes are sealed. Eye/lip liner in plastic tubes can lose moisture quickly. Wooden pencils are fine as long they are sealed!

Shop for eyeliner pencils confidently. As long as they are sealed, eyeliners (which are mostly wax) won't fade or spoil and are safe to use, no matter their age. The same rule applies to eyebrow pencils and lip liner pencils.

Pick up extra makeup brushes and applicators at the Dollar Store and stash them in your purse, in the car and at the office, so you'll always look picture perfect.


Tips:

Just because it's cheap, doesn't mean that dollar store makeup is bad.

Another good brand is called Wet n' Wild, it is at many cheaper stores, [Walgreens, Target, etc.] and is good makeup, in some really fun colors. I wear it to parties and when I want to try something different. Some of their makeup is over a dollar, but is still very economical.

Believe it or not, you might even find some brand-name products for sale at the dollar store! But make sure to check these products over very carefully because they may have been surplus from a discontinued line and could be out of date. Covergirl and Maybelline are always reliable.

Don't be afraid to try new colors. If the color is the wrong choice, you've only lost a dollar.

Stretch your budget further by letting your Dollar Store makeup do double duty. Lipstick can act as blush in a pinch and eyebrow pencils work fine as eyeliners.

Avoid buying mascara at the Dollar Store. It ages fast (it expires in about three months) and gets thick and lumpy, which is not a good look on anyone. Plus, old mascara can irritate eyes.

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The mid-west would be your best bet. On either coast, west and east or Florida you will encounter water-related incidents like hurricanes. California has earthquakes. You don't want to live in Virginia or Maryland because Washington D.C. is near there and New York no. Alaska and Hawaii are far-ish away which is not good either.

Too add on to the answer below, I took it and while it can be helpful in understanding music, if you don't have a good teacher it can be pretty tedious and hard and is not essential to a vocalist/singer who has to know solfege and how to hit the notes and all the notes and sharps and flats but not really a whole lot behind that. There are many sites only dedicated to learning music theory. If you already have a background in music or want to advance it this class could be good for you. It was hard for me bc of teacher and I don't have a whole lot of background in music. I would say it is not that important for choir and musical theater.

About the first post, the ring a parent gives a child to remain pure until marriage is called a purity ring. I suppose they can also be called promise rings.. but the second definition below is right.

I just want to confirm the bottom answer that it is indeed Sean Faris.

Never mind. Ignore this answer. The bottom poster has a link to a gallery that has the photo.

I cut up my magazines too!

I have one suggestion.

Get a big three-ring notebook and glue them in, one per page. That also "wastes" paper though. If you have any unwanted leftover notebook from a class, you could tear the used pages out and use the rest of the notebook.

Hmm..

Would it work if you "made" a magazine out of the pages? Like just staple as many as can be stapled at one time together. Actually, you can even organize the articles by category and make "books" out of them. Then maybe it'd be best to use something other than staples. I think in Staples or Office Max or Office Depot there are those binder-type things which hold paper together. That way, if you have more articles to add to one "book" you don't have to take the staples out again and re-staple.

If you’re not familiar with the “Punk Goes…” series, there have been albums released called:

* Punk Goes Pop
* Punk Goes 80s
* Punk Goes 90s
* Punk Goes Acoustic
* Punk Goes Acoustic 2

Credit: http://www.ronalfy.com/2008/04/13/punk-goes-crunk/


“Punk Goes Crunk” was punk covers of rap songs? That's cool.

"Let's blow this popcorn stand" lol

http://www.eduqna.com/Quotations/426-Quotations-7.html
http://www.leasticoulddo.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t11329.html

A C sharp is a D flat. They are enharmonic notes (same note by a different name).

See pic: http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/2289/keyboardgs4.png

Sources:
- Music Theory Class
- http://music.thefxcode.com/0003.htm

Photo mosaic of her, using all the photographs of you guys together to make it. I'm not sure if that's the real name of what it's called.. it's like one big picture made out of many different little pictures.

Example: http://www.lomont.org/Software/Utilities/PhotoMosaic/MedWeddingMosaic.jpg

I'm not sure how to make one but I'm just throwing this idea out there to you.

Chelsea:

http://www.haircentric.com/gallery/d/1015-1/chelsea_girl_punk_hair.JPG

Mohawk:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/top10/06/256_mohawk1.jpg

Faux Hawk:

http://www.folica.com/images/reviews/1/391-mohawk.jpg

or

http://www.penland.org/PHOTOWEEK/PHOTOARCHIVE/FAUX-HAWK.jpg

Devil Lock: (Horror Punk)

http://www.toxicteddies.com/images/misfits/jerryo.jpg

Liberty Spikes:

http://www.haircentric.com/gallery/d/1011-1/liberty_spikes.jpg

Sure! My e-mail is: h0t.p0tat0@yahoo.com

No, it's a good question. Those are called domain extensions.

There's more than .com.

.com for like commercial, professional sites

.gov for government sites

.org for organizations

.net for network

You can google some more up if you so desire!

Sample sites for you:
http://www.web2thou.com/extesions.html
http://smallbusinesswebsitesguide.com/2007/07/28/com-net-org-what-does-it-all-mean/

I know what you mean, but it's hard to tell from the scales because muscle weighs more than fat. Like the previous advicenator said below me, the fat loss pound will sooner or later be replaced by muscle pound gain. Judge your body by what you see in the mirror instead. Don't weigh yourself. Everything depends on your metabolism, how hard you are working when you are working out, maybe genetics, etc. I'm sorry to say that it's not realistic to loose that much pounds within two weeks. Maybe a month or two, healthily. You can lose water weight, though.

1. One possible reason, just to warn you, is if it were cold in the classroom and you were wearing a thin shirt.. hopefully you get my drift.. and he was wondering if it was cold in there? Near you.. so next to you or in front of you? If he was sitting behind you this doesn't apply.

2. Does the worksheet have anything to do with science or anything related to temperature? lol this is random but still.

haha i made stuffed animal moles once for extra credit! we never did a theme though.

here are some suggestions:

- holy moley (religious mole)
- whack a mole

If you support gay marriage, why not just put this sentence on your poster instead? "Make room for Adam and Steve, not just Adam and Eve!"

Haha, opposite of younggrandma, I have read "The Kite Runner" but not "A Raisin in the Sun". I can vouch for "The Kite Runner". I loved it. I usually read chick-lit but the characters and plot are believable. And thus it was made into a movie. :)

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