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These are all my favorite products I’ve been using during February! I also ended up getting a new HD Video Camera for better quality and so you all can see swatches, colors, etc. better! I hope you all enjoy! Products Mentioned: – MAC Fix + – MAC Matte Cream – Revlon Colorburst Lipstick Lilac – OPI Black Shatter Nail Polish – China Glaze Fault Line Crackle – China Glaze Broken Hearted Crackle – China Glaze Lightening Bolt Crackle – Make Up For Ever HD Powder – MAC Well Dressed Blush – MAC Mineralized Skin Finish Light Medium Powder – ROC Eye Cream – Maybelline Pulse Perfection Mascara – Urban Decay Eyeliner in Zero – MAC Greenstroke Paint Pot – St Ives Olive Cleanser – Make Up For Ever Mat Velvet + Foundation – Matrix Color Smart Intensive Hair Mask – Maybelline Falsies Mascara FTC: I purchased all items included.
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A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Beijing, China by TravelPod blogger Spenfree titled “In the Jing vol. 2″ Spenfree’s travel blog entry: “In the Jing Day 3- The Great Wall Today was spent on the trip to the Great Wall of China. One of my favorite generals, George S. Patton said, “Fixed fortifications are monuments to human stupidity.” Now, being a man who stormed the Halls of Montezuma in the Mexican Expedition and became one of the first tankers in the US Army, General Patton’s philosophy for combat fit the French proverb of “Avance, Avance, Toujours Avance” (advance advance, always advance) However, for a man whose machines were custom built to break fortifications, I believe Patton would have been awed by the Great Wall. The great wall’s history stretches for thousands of years but can be broken down into easy terms. North of the plains on which Beijing now sits was once wild nomadic country. North of Beijing there are vast mountain ranges which make defense easier, but not in any way a good option. These mountains are not impassible, they simply make the task harder. Thus, to ensure protection from the nomadic hordes, the Ming Dynasty emperors began constructing a fixed fortification along traditional avenues of attacks. The first portions of the wall were built in low lying areas such as river valleys and other natural funnel points. These areas were built up first because for some reason invaders seem to prefer a gentle valley slope for their …
