Friday, November 4, 2011

Down Prom Hairstyles

The prom is coming but you don't want to opt for complicated, time consuming up do? Go for down prom hairstyles! Also if your choice of gown is on the girly side, it is best to pick this style. get a haircut from a professional hairstylist 2 week before the prom to let the cut "settle down" Add some highlight that complement you hair color. Down hairstyle will look glamorous with the right hair styling product. Glorious wavy or sleek straight hair, make sure to add some serum as final touch to make it extra shiny.
blonde down prom hairstyles
Down Prom Hairstyles

Carrie Underwood down prom hairstyles
Carrie Underwood Down Prom Hairstyles

Angelina Jolie down prom hairstyles
Angelina Jolie Down Prom Hairstyles

Black hair down prom hairstyles
Black Down Prom Hairstyles

If you are uncertain, you could choose half up half down prom hairstyles, add some pins with extra bling, like diamante or crystal. Or add some flowers for romantic style. This will give your down prom hairstyles extra special.

Down Prom Hairstyles

The prom is coming but you don't want to opt for complicated, time consuming up do? Go for down prom hairstyles! Also if your choice of gown is on the girly side, it is best to pick this style. get a haircut from a professional hairstylist 2 week before the prom to let the cut "settle down" Add some highlight that complement you hair color. Down hairstyle will look glamorous with the right hair styling product. Glorious wavy or sleek straight hair, make sure to add some serum as final touch to make it extra shiny.
blonde down prom hairstyles
Down Prom Hairstyles

Carrie Underwood down prom hairstyles
Carrie Underwood Down Prom Hairstyles

Angelina Jolie down prom hairstyles
Angelina Jolie Down Prom Hairstyles

Black hair down prom hairstyles
Black Down Prom Hairstyles

If you are uncertain, you could choose half up half down prom hairstyles, add some pins with extra bling, like diamante or crystal. Or add some flowers for romantic style. This will give your down prom hairstyles extra special.

Fabulosity arrived!


ohemmKAYYYYYYY!

KLS is in town.......the video was taken at Sage, Mid Valley, Gardens, Kuala Lumpur 

xx

Chris Chappell

Chris Chappell is a 33 year old self taught artist, life long Louisvillian and a dabbler of several mediums. His passion is making instructional paint videos and public murals, and whenever possible, live painting. His subject matter could be anything on any given day, but mostly he likes to explore the idea of life consisting of 2 parts, 1 half joy and 1 half tragedy. His work, including videos can be seen at clchappell.com.



"Since my day job is working around glass, I wanted to do this piece in glass and make it kind of sculptural but for the wall. I am a painter so I always work 2 dimensional and wanted to challenge myself to something different. Basically I wanted to see how nice I could make something new & different with the tools and equipment that I have access to."

Are dental implants safe?

Yes.

The question of safety with dental implants is one that seems to persist
among the general population.

Perhaps a lack of news coverage is responsible for this.

Someone getting a heart or lung replaced gets a lot more attention
(as it should) then replacing a tooth.

So lets see if this helps.
This is a picture of an artificial heart.



This is a diagram of a real heart.




This is a diagram of the lungs.

All 3 of these items are very complex.
Yet doctors, very successfully, place (transplant) these items into patients all the time.


Below you will see a diagram of a tooth implant.

Yup, that's it.
Its a titanium screw.
No moving parts are pieces.
Far less complex then the heart or the lung.

The point.
Please please please do not be afraid of dental implants.
Replacing severely broken teeth with implants is safe and simple.

If you think you may be a candidate simply talk to your dentist
about implants and if they are right for you.


Thursday, November 3, 2011

Get those ugly metal fillings out!!

This is patient E.
She didn't like the look of her old metal fillings.
She wanted them out.
So we got her hopped up on some happy gas.
Numbed her up.
And away we went.

All the teeth before.
Individual tooth before.
All the teeth after.
Individual tooth after.

Patient E was very excited to be done with her metal fillings.


Clare Hirn


Clare Hirn, a native of Louisville, Kentucky, received her masters in painting and drawing from the New York Academy of Art - Graduate School of Figurative Art. After graduating she worked for a mural design firm in NYC, learning the techniques of working large scale. Here in Louisville, Clare has had local one-person gallery shows, participated and received awards in many regional shows, and presently works out of her studio/gallery space in downtown Louisville. Her paintings and murals are in many private and public collections. Commissioned murals in public lobby spaces include “Integral Spaces” in the UofL Health Care Outpatient Center and Ohio River-themed murals in Waterfront Park Place. Clare’s mural projects with youth have complemented existing community programs in the Louisville area and she co-developed the Art for Health program using art and experiential activities to explore the theme of healthy food and sustainable agriculture.

"In search of pure, iron-free water, farmers in the frontier state of Kentucky began distilling what came to be known as bourbon, with its limestone rich water as the centering ingredient. Made of natural elements and cycles of the seasons, we have since elevated the surprising preciseness of bourbon to a slightly mystical status. Charred white oak barrel slats, pictures of oak trees through the appropriate number of seasons, rain and sun, and a diorama of the eight generations of the Samuels family (with Bill Samuels, Sr., the creator of Maker’s Mark, burning the old family recipe) are thus enshrined."