| Five Minutes to Gorgeous
You can pay all of your monthly bills online, check your e-mail while sweating on the stationary bike, and get a full Mexican feast delivered and on the table in less time than it would take to boil water for rice -- so why shouldn't you be able to streamline your beauty routine too? Now you can, thanks to do-it-all products that perform faster and better than ever, and a few speedy secrets from the pros. Here, 14 power-primping pointers guaranteed to get you out the door swiftly-without sacrificing results. Get ready, get set, get gorgeous! Makeup in Minutes
Achieve high-impact results with fewer products and smarter application techniques. Stay organized. Spare yourself the extra time it takes to wade through cosmetic-bag clutter by emulating makeup guru Laura Mercier, who divides her products into two kits: one with everyday essentials, the other with special-occasion products -- think body shimmer or that funky fuchsia eye shadow -- which rarely see the light of day.
Shefinds.com releases its Annual Most Wanted Gift List -Sold Out- Still Find the Hottest Christmas Gifts
Based on a poll of news outlets, major retailers and e-tailers, SheFinds editors present the following most wanted list of the hottest gift items to go scarce as competition for the holidays heats up and where to find them online for the best deals. NY (PRWEB) November 19, 2007 -- SheFinds.com has released its annual Sold Out- Still Find the Hottest Christmas Gifts list for 2007, providing shoppers with a much anticipated list of goods likely to be sold out early this holiday season and where to find them. Consumers are expected to do $11.9 billion in e-commerce sales this holiday season. This means that there is a lot of competition to score the most wished for and hard to find gifts for Christmas. Shefinds.com is prepared to help consumers navigate their way through cyber traffic to find perfect presents quickly, no shopping malls required.
A Musical Odyssey, Comic Con at the Shrine, Two's Company, Man Ray
Pack a suitcase with excitement and wonder because tonight you will be embarking on "A Musical Odyssey." Your journey begins in the South Bay and takes you first to hear the symphonic sounds of Jewish klezmer and choral music performed by the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony. Your next musical port of call will include mystical melodies from Spain, Persia, Yemen and Israel performed by the talented and ubiquitous Yuval Ron Ensemble. Featuring vocals by Tehila Lauder and dance by Melanie Kareem, the Ensemble will whisk you away to the Holy Land with their "'West Bank Story' Suite," a compilation of music from the Academy Award-winning short film. Proceeds from this auditory odyssey will benefit the religious school at Congregation Ner Tamid of South Bay.
8-10 p.m. $50, $75. Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, 1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd., Redondo Beach.
Miss Jewelry pageant contest to be probed
VietNamNet Bridge – Two contestants and a former advisor to Miss Jewelry beauty contest have accused some jury members of misbehavior and competent bodies will investigate the case. The first person who raised an accusation is Phan Nhu Thao, 20, from Ca Mau province. This girl entered the top ten beauties at the Miss Vietnam Global 2007. However, she failed in the Miss Jewelry 2007 competition. After the beauty contest closed, Thao's manager called some journalists to accuse a member of the jury of asking her to pay for one of the four sub-prizes but Thao refused. This contestant also said that some other competitors received the same offer and they agreed. After that, another competitor, Nguyen Thi Xuan Trang from HCM City, gave the same accusation.
30-Year-Old U.S. Doctoral Candidate Wins International Game Design Competition
SALEM, N.C., Nov. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- A self-styled geek from Winston-Salem, N.C. who is working on his Ph.D. in computational neuroscience is one of three winners of this year's Boulogne-Billancourt game design competition for his Mind Ninja board game. Nick Bentley is only the second American to win the prize in its 30-year history. The other 2007 winners are Laurent Escoffier of France and Xavier Georges of Belgium. .
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