Beautiful Tattoos


Scores of young men and women are covering their body with beautiful tattoos everyday around you. Tattoo culture is now a respectable art and supports a healthy business around the world. Earlier, tattoos were associated with bikers and wandering artists. Variety of styles and designs available today is as wide as customers who love to put them on their skin. You can have a beautiful tattoo in almost any shade you like.

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Beautiful Celebrity Couples

A healthy relationship is one that effectively supports the couple in achieving their goals together. If this is not working out, it does not necessarily mean that the couple requires therapy.

All relationships run into rough spots, as in the case of celebrity or interracial couples, who have their unique set of problems. A couple can often resolve their difficulties without professional help, but if that fails, it is advisable to undertake couple counseling.

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To sustain a relationship through rough weather, a couple needs to keep their communication channels open at all times. This is a requisite to resolve problems or differences. The most common complaint couples share is that they do not get to spend enough time together. With busy schedules, raising children, and work pressure, it is no wonder that couples are increasingly finding it harder to share quality time. Sadly, if they cannot find a way to prioritize their schedules and carve out time to be together, without any interruptions, the meaning of their relationship can get lost.

Quality time is undivided attention focused on your partner. It does not have to be restricted to the bedroom, and it does not imply a long, soul-searching conversation either. The objective should be to connect. To achieve this, a couple should allocate at least one day each fortnight to spend uninterrupted hours together. That means find a babysitter for the children, unplug the telephone, turn off the television, and resist logging in to check the odd e-mail. Instead, linger in bed a little longer, cook breakfast for each other, or indulge in a romantic picnic or wine luncheon. Or, go hiking and eat dinner by the campfire. For some couples, this may be hard to pull off. But, in the end a relationship is worth the time a couple invests in it.

Beautiful Poems


What constitutes good poetry differs from person to person, and what one reader might enjoy, another will not. Judging a good poem is very subjective. Basically, this means there is no way to truly determine what 'good' poetry is, but there is a way to tell if poetry is 'bad.'Poetry, more than any other type of writing, is usually very personal or emotional. Because of this, readers will like poetry with which they can feel a personal or emotional connection and probably won't like poetry with which they cannot connect. Just because someone can't relate to the emotion of a poem doesn't mean the poem is bad, and just because some can relate to a poem doesn't necessarily mean it is good. Like I said, it's very subjective.

The first thing you most know about poetry is that there is no set of 'rules' for poetry. While there are some guidelines for certain types of poetry, such as a haiku (which is written in seventeen-syllable verse form, arranged in three lines of five, seven and five syllables), most poetry tends to be free verse. Some of it rhymes and some of it doesn't, and that's okay!


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When writing poetry, avoid using all caps or toggling between upper and lower case. This does nothing to appeal to the reader and actually detracts from the visual imagery your words are supposed to convey.

Using phrases such as "Undying love" or "I love you more than words can say" are cliché, and honestly, unoriginal. We've heard these tired lines over and over. Plus, there's nothing worse than reading "I love you more than words can say..." but then to go on and read three pages of a poem where words are saying how much love is there. If words can't express love, then why write the poem in the first place?

Avoid over and under use of punctuation. I have seen a lot of poems that have no punctuation at all, which makes it difficult to read and pause while reading. I've also seen poetry that has an over-abundance of punctuation, which causes the poetry to be choppy and hard to read it with any type of flow.

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Don't misspell words. Edit your poetry, proof it, read it out loud like your reader would read it, not like you think you have written it. Poor spelling or misuse of words will detract from the emotion of your poetry.

When writing poetry, esoteric poetry is great, as long as the reader can get a sense of what you mean or can connect and find a meaning all their own. A poem that makes no sense and leaves the reader wondering, "What was that about?" is truly not good poetry. The reader doesn't have to understand it from your point of view, but they need to be able to feel something or understand it from their point of view.

Fresh imagery, visual imagery, or emotive conveyance - you want your reader to see something they have never seen when reading other poetry. You want your reader to be able to visualize your poem, in full living color - see it, feel it, or even for the moment to live it, and you want to do it in a way that others have not done it many times before. Poetry that fails to do this is simply not good poetry.

Take a look at how the poem looks on the page. Are there some lines that linger out longer than others? Does it look choppy or have a weird flow to the lines of the poem? In fiction or non fiction writing, how the words appear on the page is pretty much standard, but in poetry, how the lines flow, the 'shape' of the poem is sometimes as important as the poem itself.

Think about how the words flow, the meter and rhythm of the cadence. Does it have a beat, a pulse, a pattern? It's not required, but when you read it, does it flow well? Read your poem out loud and see if your voice rises and falls naturally with a good ebb and flow.

Good poetry does not have to rhyme, however, if you do rhyme your words, don't stretch too far to try to make them rhyme. For example, if one would have to change the standard pronunciation of a word in order to make it rhyme, this is not good poetry - with the exception of humor poetry, which sometimes forces rhyming as part of the very humor of the poem itself.

Use the proper words and meanings. Just because a word sounds interesting or rhymes with another word, that doesn't mean it's okay to use it if the meaning of the word doesn't fit with what is being said. After all, poetry is more about the meaning than about the reading of it - a word may sound good, but if the poem makes no sense, who cares? Get yourself a good synonym finder online or a good thesaurus and look up interesting or even archaic words that mean what you want to say, but never throw a word in there just because it sounds good if the meaning is skewed. Again, humor poetry is an exception, and sometimes using words intentionally incorrectly might be the point of the poem if it is meant to be humorous. I adore 'play on words' poetry.

Human beings like twists. We don't always want to know what is going to happen next. Poetry is a story in verse form, and it should have a 'plot' of some sort that we can see. Use irony, metaphors, analogies - tell us a story, and let us be sucked into it. Make your poem a condensed short story and give us a good ending to our short word journey.

Okay, after all I've said, this one will seem to contradict - emotion isn't enough! I know, I have said over and over to be emotive and make us feel something, but truth is, your raw emotion is not something with which I can connect. Write your poem based in and infused in your emotion, but do it in such a way that I can feel that emotion too.

Oscar Wilde once said, "All bad poetry springs from genuine feeling."

Emotion is good, but poetry needs words to convey the emotion, and you should choose the words and the meter and style that fits the emotion you want to convey to the reader of your poem.

Emotion isn't only sorrow or love or grief... happiness and elation are emotions too. Humor is a great way to convey emotions to the readers of your poetry. When you are stuck on a poem, try taking a break and write about an opposite emotion instead - be silly, be funny, and the person who reads your poem can have an emotional connection to that too. Good poetry doesn't have to be esoteric and morose.

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In the end, good poetry is the poem that makes you feel something... it will make you think, respond emotionally, laugh, cry, get angry - but FEEL something. If a poem fails to evoke emotion in a reader, then it is a bad poem. If a poem cannot be understood or the reader cannot connect to it in some way, then it is a bad poem.

And lastly, don't write poetry just for yourself. Some of the best poems ever written were written by the poet for someone else. Learn to write for you as well as for other people who will read your poetry. Spark emotion in them, make them laugh, smile, cry or scream - and if you do, that is how you know you have written a good poem.

Beautiful Glass


It's a such common everyday material, I'm so sure that you'll be able to see it everywhere you turn. Glass. Yup, that amorphous liquid made out of sand.

If you've seen "Sweet Home Alabama" before, than you know what I'm talking about. Glass is naturally made out of sand when it is striked by lightning, morphing into brilliant shapes and objects.

I don't think glass will ever cease to be useful, but even as it is highly utilized in this world, glass can also be turned into highly-valued works of art.

In fact, here's a tip for you: search the beaches to see if you've found pieces of sea glass (not naturally occurring but the kind that was thrown into the sea and molded by it after many years into smooth, round shapes) because they have lately become valuable and highly sought-after.

It was naturally occurring glass, like obsidian (glass naturally created from volcaninc magma), that has been in use since the stone age.

It was then used as a glaze for pottery until the method of glass-blowing was developed in the first century b.c., making glass more available. Its name is derived from the Latin word for ice, "glacies."

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Glass can be made out of pure silica, but to make the glassmaking process easier, ash and lime is added. From these basic ingredients, a variety of glass can be formed.

There is the float or annealed glass. Most of the world's flat glass is annealed glass, since the process for making this was invented in the 1950s by Sir Alastair Pilkington.

Molten glass is poured onto a tin bath and levels out to dry in parallel, flat surfaces. Annealed glass is not suitable for building as it breaks into shards.

Before annealed glass, there was plate glass, where it was formed by rolling it flat.

There is such a kind of glass that is a bit tougher and safer from breakage, called tempered glass. It is said to be six times stronger than annealed glass, but it does have a few drawbacks.

If it does get broken, the whole glass panel will fall apart into small bits. Also, since the portions of the tempered glass are formed differently, the outer portion of the panel is more susceptible to scratches.

Laminated glass was invented by Edouard Benedictus, after discovering that a glass flask coated with cellulose nitrate was dropped to the ground, shattered, but did not break.



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This type of glass is more commonly used for windshields and security purposes, as it is bulletproof. Laminated glass is formed from typical annealed glass and a generous coating of polyvinyl butyral.

Recently innovated is self-cleaning glass, which may just put window-cleaners out of business. It is coated with titanium dioxide. It enables ultraviolet rays to break down organic compounds on the surface.

Water is also attracted to the surface of the glass, leaving a thin coat that washes away these compounds.

Low-emmisivity glass has metallic-based coatings that hinder the glass from transferring thermal energy, making it more energy-efficient.

So whenever you're drinking a glass of water or marvelling at a glass sculpture or modern glass architecture, think of what you've just learned and how glass can change the world you live in.

Beautiful Stars In The Sky


How nice it looks to watch? 
The glimpses of stars and sky to catch 
There is nothing unusual in their activity 
They are heaven's ambassadors and celebrities

Certainly we look towards them when there is void 
No immediate solution to over come and avoid 
As sky represents long kingdom of vacuum 
We look at the vastness and only assume

These all objects represent some thing different 
Though they all have the qualities very inherent 
They speak volumes of their greatness and express 
Only in the critical situation we try to look at them and trace

What does day do to us in our life? 
Does it not come severely sharp to cut us like knife? 
What makes us to be stubborn when it is on its height? 
We are not buckling or going down under own weight

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At success we celebrate and attempt to rejoice 
At failure we assume gloom and loose the voice 
The movement around us pushes us to back with noise 
We think at this moment to rise and correctly poise

As the life lay open for us to excel or loose 
We have ample opportunity to miss or choose 
As the day may go up and reach its zenith? 
We may not exactly know what lies beneath


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We might have not attained perfect peak 
But it has not proved us also very weak 
The later on events may clearly speak 
But certainly the chances are not bleak

As the day approach near to the dead end 
The coolness may prevail in trend 
The nights may not pave anything 
Yet there is scope to do something

Nights are not merely to watch at the sky and think 
It may possible save you from going down to sink 
This is the time where stars and sky appeal 
We see in them our fate open and not sealed


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Each stage has got its importance 
It may offer you solution at once 
They are not dead and represent only vacuum 
Only time may teach you how to recoup and consume

So nature and mankind are synonymous 
Both have something to do in common and continuous 
One has definitely role to offer and accept 
A kind of reciprocal gesture without being wept

So life has to be full of enthusiasm 
It can not be led in isolation or with idealism 
Something concrete has to be put up to counter 
The situation may remain same and never alter

Beautiful Hairstyles

When you find yourself constantly in the public eye it means that you are either a rich person, a singer, an actor or a politician. If you are a combination of these you will always have the media following you.

This must be the case of the beautiful Cheryl Cole. Former Girls Aloud member, she is presently known as an independent singer as well as the wife of a famous football player. She electrifies her fans during her concerts and always displays a perfect look in her videos. She is the typical example of "all the girls want to be her and all the boys want to be with her".

What the public has noticed in time is her ever-changing hairstyle. Cheryl is never afraid to try a new look, being a real chameleon in this field. Her hair-dos are an inspiration for all her fans.

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Throughout her career she was blond with a teen-like straight long hair. She even had a long fringe both with long locks and with a shoulder length shorter and darker hair. She loves to have long hair, which she dies in all shades of brown, from the light brown which makes her almost blond, to red brown or to dark brown. Brown is her color because it also matches her sparkling dark brown eyes.

Cheryl used to wear extensions which looked great when she wore her hair in loose curls, straight or pulled back in a pony-tail. She also made several public appearances in shows, concerts or at social events having her hair in various up-do styles. One of them was an elaborate hairstyle with a few braids caught around her head perfectly highlighting her beautiful face. Another one was an apparently negligent and simple up-do with most of the hair caught in a mess of lovely curls.

Being an artist, a fashion designer and a television personality, Cheryl has the knowledge and the means to help her look perfect whenever she appears on TV or in magazines. With professional hair products you could recreate some of her hairstyles. You can look as natural and as beautiful as she does for the special events in your life.