Wednesday, April 25, 2012

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Fashion.......


Ramp up your party look with this fabulous long quiff hair style. Use your styling skills and some texturising clay to guarantee the long-lasting hold for your bumpy do. Keep the rest of the locks super-sleek for an uber-polished effect.



This romantic headband hair style is perfect to channel the inner fairy inside you into a glamorous and dainty look. Boost the volume of your tresses with hot rollers or a tong to create a Bohemian allure.



Selena Gomez hit up Mexico City where she was presented her golden record for selling 30,000 copies of her latest album, ‘When The Sun Goes Down’.  For the event, Selena slipped into a pair of di...


And she's done it again! Rihanna revealed a brand new look on Twitter with a peroxide blonde color, long layers and heavy bangs.

Rihanna toughens up her look with a leather biker jacket and black leather leggings at the Los Angeles premiere of Michael Jackson The Immortal world tour. Christian Louboutin Lady Max sandals and A-Morir sunglasses take her outfit to a while new level of sexy.



The Little Mermaid look suits the extravagant style sense of the pop diva. Katy Perry's new ghd Air Hairdryer campaign is colorful and dreamy to mesme...






Short Hair Style Ideas...



Don't shy away from dramatic changes in your appearance! This season experiment with the creative short hair styles below and keep split ends at bay. Accentuate the healthy and glossy texture of your locks with a flattering Try your hand at up-to-the-minute styling options until you discover the versatility of this hair dimension. Use styling tools to create flipped out 'dos, quiffs and mussed-up hair styles depending on your mood and the event you're preparing for. Sexy hair comes in a dazzling range! See these dapper pixies and short bobs which inject volume and definition into your tresses. Consider regular trims and deep-conditioning treatments to keep your micro-cut in top shape.




which rely on the visual impact geometric lines and angles can create scream for attitude. Those who are not afraid of rocking futuristic and refined hair designs will have the opportunity to choose from these original looks below. Open your mind to revolution and re-think your hair sculpting habits. Invest in professional products and tools to shake things up a bit and show off the many sides of your chic hairdo. When complemented with long bangs, pixes can be turned into top attractions. Keep your fringe super-sleek with the help of a flat iron and some smoothing cream. On the other hand, if you're more of a Punk-chic fan, go for tousled styles. Take inspiration from these fashion-forward hairstyles created by prophetic hairdressers from the industry.



The length of your tresses will define the number of styling options. Longer strands on the crown area will allow you to nail down zillion different looks. Moreover, you can also experiment with the impact blunt or side-swept tapered bangs create. Play with soft waves, curls, teasing and other hair sculpting techniques. Take your beauty skills to the next level by practicing some of these hair styling ideas. Consider asymmetry if you want to break the uniform and blocky silhouette of your do. Choppy layers are perfect for an edgy and alternative hair design. However, you can also emphasize your romantic and classy side with soft graduation. Update your look with the help of these inspiring haircuts.







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A glacial torrent pours over a 40-foot-high ledge at Gođafoss, "waterfall of the gods." After the Icelandic assembly adopted Christianity in 1000, its leader threw his pagan idols into the falls. The mossy island, notes geographer Guđrún Gísladóttir, "is protected from sheep."




































At Hveravellir—literally "hot springs in the plain"—thin terraces of geyserite precipitate from the water as it cools. A notorious 18th-century outlaw, Fjalla-Eyvindur, stayed warm here for years, stealing sheep from summer pastures.




















































United States—On Massachusetts's Plum Island, a piper plover plumps for one of its primary roles following the hatching of its chicks: warm cover. Though able to feed on their own within a few hours, the fledglings need help maintaining their body temperature.






















































When Hverfjall erupted 2,500 years ago, no one saw it—no one lived in Iceland. On a March evening photographer Orsolya Haarberg watched alone as a north wind scoured Mývatn lake's thin ice, sweeping snow into a drift that looked like a path to the crater.
























































Herodotus called Egypt the "gift of the river" because the country would be a sandy wasteland without the Nile's nourishing waters.






















































United States—A dead athel tree, bathed in moonlight in a long night exposure, attests to former fertility on what is now a salt pan at the edge of the Salton Sea. Salinity at the California lake, 231 feet below sea level, is some 50 percent greater than the Pacific Ocean's.



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Pin-tailed whydah displaying in front of an apparently receptive female. They will mate, she will lay the eggs in the nest of another bird species, and neither will have anything to do with raising their offspring. Why did they evolve this behavior? 


Anja Denker
Ahhhh... the awesome and spectacular lilac-breasted roller! This ever present aerial insectivore is my nominee for Africa's most photographed bird. (Anja Denker)
Louis Groenewald
Juvenile Malachite kingfisher perched at the ready... The first year is the toughest year for any species. This little guy will have to prove him or herself many, many times this year. (Louis Groenewald)
Ragoo Rao
The spot-billed duck is also known as the "Spotbill", is a dabbling duck that breeds in tropical and eastern Asia. These were photographed in Mysore (India) (Ragoo Rao)
Trevor Hardaker / www.hardaker.co.za
The black-browed albatross is the most widespread and common albatross. A stunning action shot! (Trevor Hardaker)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
Indian pittas breeds mainly in the sub-Himalayas and winter in southern India and Sri Lanka. This stunning photo was taken in Yala National Park (Sri Lanka) (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Suranjan Mukherjee
Atlantic Puffins are often referred to as as '"clowns of the ocean" and "sea parrots". Photographed on Skomer Island, Pembrokeshire (Wales). (Suranjan Mukherjee)
Rodnick Biljon
Cape Parrot taking off into an uncertain future. We seem to have managed to get through the recent disease outbreak, but numbers are still dangerously low with few breeding females remaining. (Rodnick Biljon)
Jesús Matos
Colibri (Amazilia fimbriata) is a little-known hummingburd found in Colombia. (Jesús Matos)
Ronald Krieger
Collared Trogon is found in the warmer parts of the Neotropics. These colorful birds nest in holes excavated in termite nests or natural cavities in trees. (Ronald Krieger)
Suranjan Mukherjee
Red kite is a rare species which is resident in the milder parts of its range in western Europe and northwest Africa. Here photographed in flight in Pembrokeshire (Wales, UK) (Suranjan Mukherjee)
Herman van der Hart
Pin-tailed whydah displaying in front of an apparently receptive female. They will mate, she will lay the eggs in the nest of another bird species, and neither will have anything to do with raising their offspring. Why did they evolve this behavior? (Herman van der Hart)
Suranjan Mukherjee
Wrens are small and rather inconspicuous, but are still favorites of local birders. Here with nest-building material... (Staffordshire, UK) (Suranjan Mukherjee)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
The Serendib Scops Owl is the most recently discovered bird of Sri Lanka. Identified for the first time in 2001 and described in 2004. (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Trevor Hardaker / www.hardaker.co.za
The Cape robin-chat is a resident breeder in southern and eastern Africa from Kenya south to Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Lesotho, and Swaziland. (Trevor Hardaker / www.hardaker.co.za)
Anja Denker
My nominee for Africa's most photographed bird, the lilac-breasted roller. Breathtaking every time and worthy of two spots in this week's "Top 25" (Anja Denker)
Suranjan Mukherjee
Goldfinches breed across Europe, North Africa, and western and central Asia, in open, partially wooded lowlands. (Staffordshire, UK) (Suranjan Mukherjee)
Joel Delgado
Resplendnet Quetzl is Guatemala's national bird and plays an important role in Mesoamerican mythologies. (Joel Delgado)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
Rufous piculet is a little-known bird found in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Thailand. Photographed here in the Tabin Wildlife Reserve (Borneo). (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
Rueppell's parrots are found in harsh, arid environments and are able to breed in winter when no other cavity-nesting bird species are able to...? Photographed in Omaruru (Namibia) (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
Scaly-breasted Munia looks alert in the wilds of Sigiriya (Sri Lanka). These little birds breed well in captivity and have thus been the subject of many experiments... (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com
Rosy-faced lovebirds sharing a moment in the Erongo Mountains (Namibia). Allo-preening is an important social interaction for most parrots, functioning to reinforce pair bonds. (Adam Riley / www.rockjumperbirding.com)
Joel Delgado
Spangle-cheeked Tanager tanager is an endemic resident breeder in the highlands of Costa Rica and western Panama. (Joel Delgado)
Art Wolfe / Art Wolfe Stock
African shoebill's are being exterminated throughout their range by nest poaching for the wild-caught bird trade. Demand for chicks is escalating, as private collectors around the world add this oddity of our African natural heritage to their menageries. (Art Wolfe / Art Wolfe Stock)
Nick du Plessis
African stonechat photographed near St Lucia (South Africa). Always alert, always perfectly positioned above the grass. (Nick du Plessis)