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What a strange month it has been. I have been busy with my job and life, however unlike usual, blogging was put on the back burner. I wasn’t really feeling inspired to blog and never like to force myself to write as that’s not what blogging is about for me. So I took a step back and had a little break. I am back now, however I don’t think I will be posting 4 times a week like I was, but still expect it at least twice!  Anyways enough about me and my troubles. I may not have blogged much this month, but my lovely sponsors have! They all have blogs rammed full of interesting blog posts on fitness, health, beauty, fashion, food and life… so grab a cup of tea and take a look through each of them… I would definitely recommend it!

 

"Hello beauties! I'm Natalie from The Blonde Ethos. Like Cat, I share my honest thoughts on fitness, health and beauty, as I love finding something that does a really great job, be it supplements, skincare, an amazing app or a sweaty new workout. However, I will never post about fad diets or quick fixes as I believe that being healthy is about your whole lifestyle and is a continuous journey, not just a destination. I blog to share what I have learned as well as to track my own progress (I can be quite competitive with myself!) as I strive for a better body, inside and out. My ethos is to make the best of things. And that includes yourself!

I love hearing what my readers think too, so if you've tried a great new fitness class that you think I'd enjoy, or know how I could tweak my diet to see better results, I'm always excited to hear from you. Even if you're just dropping by, be sure to say hello!"”

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“Hello. I am Jemma, the blogger behind Beauty In Things. I am no stranger to beauty blogging - in 2010 I started my first blog The Beautiful News, before stopping in 2012.

I love beauty products, particularly eyeshadows & mascaras, skincare products, and hair care, and loved blogging about products and sharing reviews with the beauty blogging community.

I returned to blogging, and started Beauty In Things, which is a slightly different blog to The Beautiful News - it feels more mature and I feel I can post more personal posts than I did previously.

My blog not only features reviews of products I have tried and tested, but also is a place where I post my daily ramblings, and share my photos - I am a bit of a keen photographer and love posting my Silent Sunday photo posts each week (one photo, no words).

I also share recipes that I love, and lifestyle related posts, as well as book reviews. I also moved into my first home (without parents!) in 2012, so love posting home & garden inspiration posts as well.

I do hope you will hop over and check out my blog, and follow along if you enjoy it!”

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"Hey everyone! I am Gaby from anothergirlyblg.blogspot.co.uk a little beauty and lifestyle blog where I post every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. On my blog you will find honest product reviews (the good, the bad and the ugly), plenty of cheeky hauls, makeup tutorials and some random general life stuff mixed in.

I started my blog after spending hours reading blogs and watching youtube videos and I really love writing posts and seeing your reactions to my posts. I am still not really sure what I'm doing most of the time but I would really love you to visit! You can also find me on twitter and Instagram @anothergirlyblg"

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Be sure to give them all a read, I guarantee that you won’t regret it! If you are interested in being featured on my side bar then visit my advertising page for all the details.

Smug BASTARD.........

Here's Girlfriend Beater 

Chris " MORON " Brown.

Leaving jail the other day.

Then yesterday he entered

 " REHAB "
for 3 whole months, 
(he won't last that long)
in Malibu

 to address his behaviour.

It's just a ploy to avoid the judge,

 throwing him in jail.

Does he think the judge is stupid?

Another PR stunt.

Well this time it won't work.

I hope he's looking forward to wearing alot of ORANGE..

Told YA . So it begins.........

 

 http://perezhilton.com/2013-10-30-leann-rimes-eddie-cibran-divorce-breakup-brandi-glanville-crazy-true-false#sthash.3NNo8y0I.dpbs

Friday, December 21, 2012

2013 PREDICTIONS......

Christian Dion 

The Seer’s 

2013 Predictions

Completed Dec 19^th 2012

 

60                  LeAnn Rimes who stole another’s man and married him. Will have the same happen to her in 2013/4 karma such a bitch.

Video: Audi Sport quattro S1 E2 in Gran Turismo 6

By Tarek Ramchani

Gran Turismo is coming next on Playstation 3 and it will be probably the last big racing game for this console. The Audi brand will be very represented in the Polyphony Digital developped game. Below an embedded video featuring a legend, the Audi Sport quattro S1 E2. The graphics looks impressive and the car is very detailed.

Giving the Ribbon a Rude Tug

It seems that the White Ribbon campaign is active in Edmonton, Alberta, and I thank Nick Reading of that city for bringing this link to my attention:

http://wrcedmonton.com/

All right, I just gave those White Ribbon people a piece of my mind in their comment box. The comment did not post up on the website, but I have preserved it for posterity below. Notice that I was not profane or abusive, but did make a half-assed effort to address them in their own ideological vernacular. I feel that the points which I raised could not be entirely ignored by them without the risk of their looking somewhat obtuse or arrogant. Ideally, the following would initiate a conversation in which I would control the direction of the narrative, although I do not expect that any "conversation" will ever come from this. Since the communique was not public, I have no doubt that it will be ignored. But never mind, it's the politics of gesture which counts here.  I have preserved this for posterity, so it is part of the "permanent record":

"Why does the White Ribbon Campaign not equally call for a femininity that embodies the best qualities of being human? Are not women part of the human race too? Don’t we all need to cultivate our best qualities, in order to improve humanity? Focusing on men alone seems rather one-sided, wouldn’t you say? 

"And do you not believe that women too are part of the solution and part of a future that is safe and equitable for all people? Isn’t it rather sexist to assume that women cannot also make a contribution along this line? Do you feel that women are simply not capable of such an achievement? Or conversely, do you feel that women are already doing enough, and that men are NOT doing enough? But isn’t that, too, a sexist attitude? 

"Why not develop a safer and healthier attitude among women and girls as well as men and boys, and through that make the city a healthier and safer place to live? Do you feel that women and girls need no improvement in this department? Or do you feel they are simply incapable of improvement? Either way isn’t that rather sexist? 

"Why should I take the White Ribbon pledge if that pledge does not address any of the points which I have raised? 

"There are many harmful elements to popular ideas about what womanliness is, so why should the goal not include working with women and girls to do our part to change what we can, starting with ourselves? 

"Please correct me if I am wrong, but White Ribbon appears to be a feminist organization. If White Ribbon wishes to gain a broader base of support, it should try to be inclusive of people in the non-feminist community, who might wish to address the issues you have raised without being implicated in a feminist ideological worldview."

Here's a little activism idea for anybody who feels so inclined. Call up your local White Ribbon rep, get into a friendly chat, and then tell them that you like what they are doing but cannot consider any involvement unless they reconsider their clearly anti-male ideological slant. If they start hearing that particular message in sufficient volume, they might feel pressured to put out some diplomatic "feelers" toward the non-feminist community.

Update: Mr. Reading of Edmonton has supplied me with the following two contact addresses for Edmonton White Ribbon, and asks that you make use of them to speak your mind about the White Ribbon campaign in general:

Margie Marvin, email: margie.marvin@edmonton.ca

Sacha Aldrich, Community Initiatives Against Family Violence, email: saldrich@shaw.ca