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Omula et Rema Tome 2

La Naissance d’un empire Après leur naufrage sur la Terre – nommée Ertha sur leur planète d’origine – Omula et Rema sont recueillies par la solitaire Lupavia. Avec l’aide de l’architecte Aaxius, elle apprend aux jeunes filles qu’elle croit être des élues des Dieux, les rudiments d’une vie de mercenaires en marge de la cité d’Albalonga, dans l’attente de voir s’accomplir la destinée divine à…

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DELTA 2023: Warri South West PDP Faithfuls, Hon Chris Omula, Hon Mrs Ebi Tonjoh Calls On Guwor To Declare For Second Tenure, Says The People Needs More Of His Productive Leadership

Coastal News As the 2023 general elections draws closer, Youth leaders in the persons of Hon. Christopher Omula, Former Councillor Representing Azama Ward and Hon. Mrs. Ebi Tonjoh, Former Councillor Representing Okerenkoko Ward, both in Warri South West Local Government Area of Delta State. Has called on the Honourable Member Representing Warri South West Constituency in the Delta State House of…

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Hi guys, happy fall :-) I've compiled a list of Autumn themed names for you. Enjoy <3

Aappalittuatsiaq - m/f (Greenlandic) the beautifully red one

Abeytzi - m/f (Omaha-Ponca) yellow leaf

Abhlach - f (Irish) having apple trees

Akana - f (Japanese) deep red apple tree

Akie - f (Japanese) Autumn's blessing

Aletris - f (Greek) corn grinder

Allaq - m (Greenlandic) brown bear

Alphaios - m (Greek) changing. Also: Alphaeus

Altan - m (Turkish) golden / red dawn

Altannamar - m/f (Mongolian) golden Autumn

Ãngîjuk - m/f (Greenlandic) mushroom

Ardit - m (Albanian) golden day

Aubergine - m/f (English) the fruit of the eggplant, which produces heavy purple fruits late into fall. Also considered a shade of dark purple.

Autumn - f (English)

Babhru - m/f (Indian) reddish brown, tawny

Bayannamar - m/f (Mongolian) rich Autumn

Bear - m (English) a large brown mammal who spends the Autumn eating as much as it can in preparation to hibernate in Winter

Bluette - f (French) cornflower, a wild-growing light blue Autumn flower

Cadens - m (Latin) falling

Carpo - f (Greek) to bear fruit, to reap or enjoy fruit. The Greek goddess of Autumn and the harvest

Chai - f (English) a spiced tea drink popular in Autumn

Chrysanthemum - f (English) a red, orange, or yellow flower that can tolerate cold Autumn nights

Chyou - f (Chinese) Autumn

Cseperke - f (Hungarian) Agaricus mushroom

Cúc - f (Vietnamese) chrysanthemum

Diya - f (Hindi) lamp light

Donndubhán - m (Ancient Irish) dark brown

Erica - f (Latin) heather. Also: Erika

Eylül - f (Turkish) September

Fengye - m/f (Chinese) maple leaf

Fulvio - m (Italian) yellow, tawny

Gaeul - m/f (Korean) Autumn

Geshtenje - f (Albanian) chestnut, auburn

Gethera - f (Swahili) harvest

Hadley - m/f (English) heather field

Hari - m (Sanskrit) brown, yellow, tawny

Hazal - f (Turkish) dried fallen leaf

Hazel - m/f (English) a tree that produces hazelnuts. Also used to describe a golden-green-brown color of eyes

Heather - f (English) a purple flower that blooms through Autumn

Hedra - f (Cornish) October

Hedley - f (Old English) heather clearing

Hokoleskwa - m (Shawnee) corn stalk

Hosiloy - f (Uzbek) harvest moon

Jesen - m (Serbian, Croatian) Autumn

Jesena - f (Serbian, Croatian) Autumn

Ju - f (Chinese) chrysanthemum

Kapila - m (Sanskrit) reddish brown

Kaiyatahee - m (Cherokee) corn tassel

Kajitsu - f (Japanese) fruit, nut, berry

Kareef - m (Arabic) born during Autumn

Kazeha - f (Japanese) leaf in the wind

Kim-cúc - f (Vietnamese) golden chrysanthemum

Lingormr - m (Ancient Scandinavian) dragon that creeps through the heather

Magal - m (Hebrew) scythe

Mairen - m/f (Manipuri) pumpkin

Maple - f (English) a tree that produces sap that is made into a sweet syrup, often used in baking and on pancakes

Masaq - m (Karachay-Balkar) ears of corn left in the field after the harvest

Mavuno - m (Swahili) harvest time

Medeni - f (Welsh) born in September

Meskerem - f (Ethiopian) September

Murash - m (Albanian) chestnut colored

Muskat - f (Yiddish) nutmeg, aromatic spice

Mycene - f (Greek) mushroom

Namar - m/f (Mongolian) Autumn

Nëntor - f (Albanian) November

Nigesa - f (Swahili) born during the harvest season

Noina - f (Thai) sugar apple, custard apple

November - m/f (English) the final month of Autumn

Noyabrin - m (Russian) November

Noyabrina - f (Russian) November

Nuya - f (Mordvin) harvest

Nuyat - m (Mordvin) harvest

Nyabeel - f (Nuer) girl of the corn

October - m/f (English) the second month of Autumn

Oktyabrin - m (Russian) October

Oktyabrina - f (Russian) October

Oktyabr - m (Mongolian, Russian, Tuvan) October

Omena - m/f (Finnish) apple

Omula - f (Latvian) cozy

Onerva - m/f (Finnish) aftergrass, the hay grown after harvesting

Opal - f (English) the white October birthstone with a rainbow sheen

Orabela - f (Esperanto) golden beautiful

O'roq - m (Uzbek) sickle, harvest

Öszike - f (Hungarian) Autumn crocus

Paywaru - f (Quechua) cornflower

Pomma - f (Medieval Italian) fruits, apples

Qershore - f (Albanian) green apple

Quynh - m/f (Vietnamese) deep red

Raleigh - m/f (English) red clearing / roe deer clearing

Rhydderch - m (Welsh) reddish brown

Rudyard - m (English) red yard

Saidhosil - m (Uzbek) fortunate harvest

Sapphire - f (English) the September birthstone, known for a deep blue color

Sārtsa - f (Latvian) bonfire

Sebie - f (Ethiopian) Autumn

September - f (English) the first month of Autumn

Setembrina - f (Medieval Italian) September

Sham'a - f (Arabic) lamp, candle

Shani - m/f (Hebrew) red, scarlet

Sheraga - m (Aramaic) light, candle

Shyqi - m/f (Yi) gold leaf

Sienna - f (English) orange-red

Songüz - m/f (Turkish) the end of Autumn

Stav - m/f (Hebrew) Autumn

Suekiku - f (Japanese) the last chrysanthemum

Sukhdeep - m/f (Sanskrit) pleasant lamplight

Sunbul - f (Arabic) ear of wheat, ear of corn

Suzuha - f (Japanese) broken leaf

Syksy - m (Finnish) Autumn

Talasi - f (Hopi) cornflower

Talshyn - f (Kazakh) chestnut tree

Taub - f (Hmong) pumpkin

Tawny - f (English) light golden brown

Teri - f (Hungarian) to harvest

Tetore - f (Albanian) October

Thongbai - m/f (Thai) gold leaf

Thu - f (Vietnamese) Autumn

Tola - f (Khmer) October

Usazken - f (Basque) Autumn

Uroda - f (Slovakian) harvest. The Slovakian goddess of agriculture, the fields, and harvest

Vicheka - f (Khmer) November / Scorpio

Vindemiatrix - f (Astronomy) female wine harvester. The name of a constellation that rises in early Autumn, marking the beginning of wine harvesting season.

Vjeshtore - f (Albanian) Autumnal fruit

Wapasha - m (Dakota) red leaf

Xezal - f (Kurdish) yellow Autumnal leaves / gazelle, dear

Yagiz - m (Turkish) chestnut colored

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DO NOT LOOK AT LOLITA IN A WEIRD WAY

Should Lolita Outfits Be Stereotyped As Odd Costumes? Absolutely Not

Are you a lover or hater of Lolita fashion or are you completely unaware of it? Before we go into the unique nature of this subculture, let’s introduce what it is. Originating in Japan in the 70s, the Victorian-styled street fashion gained momentum in the 80s and 90s. The word ‘Lolita’ is inspired by the pre-adolescent heroine of Vladimir Nabokov’s novel of the same name. She is seen as a nymphet by the older male narrator. Lolita fashion also tries to create an adorable, child-like look but is in no way connected to the premise of the novel. Decorated with lace, ribbons, flounces and flared sleeves, this style is highly inspired by Victorian and Rococo dresses. Lolita has also combined itself with other subcultures like Goth, Manga, and Anime to produce more styles.

There is nothing odd about Lolita costumes.

Lolita outfits and shoes are intricately detailed and conspicuous in their designs and colors. Because of this, they look distinctly different and always stand out of the crowd. As a result, a lot of people refer to this fashion as odd costumes in a derogatory manner. But let me tell you that there is nothing odd about Lolita fashion. It is a beautiful subculture that has thrived on the streets of Japan for decades. It is highly visible in anime, manga and all other Japanese art forms. Calling them odd costumes would be equating them with poorly planned Halloween costumes or cheap Cosplay items. This is not only very disrespectful towards a cultural movement thriving in Japan but towards fashion in general. Because Lolita is taking over catwalks globally and calling it odd or weird will only show your ignorance of fashion trends.

In 2009, Misako Aoki, a Lolita fashion model was appointed as Japan’s ambassador of pop culture. In 2012, Frill by Affrilliation, a Lolita-only convention took place for the first time in Atlanta, U.S. Similar such events are being held around the world for Lolitas and Lolita designer labels. In 2013, the Japan Lolita Association was established by Omula Fashion Design College in Fukuoka to encourage academic study of the Lolita subculture. In 2016, the spring/summer edition of the New York Fashion Week saw authentic Lolita outfits for the first time. During NYFW 2017, the runway saw models strutting the catwalk in knee-length petticoats, ruffles, and Victorian bodices.

Fashion recycles stylistic elements from the old to create the novel. Similarly, Lolita fashion takes inspiration from styles popular in European history and the hyperbolic cuteness associated with bisque dolls. It is then combined with modern Japanese pop culture and the concept of kawaii to create a unique visual experience. Therefore, Lolita is a diverse subculture that has both a rich history and a space for individual agency. There is nothing cheap or bizarre about it.

Now, let’s look at some styles inspired by the Lolita designs displayed by China Fashion Collective at New York Fashion Week.

This is a Magic Tea Party sleeveless dress in white and blue. You can pair this with a long-sleeved jacket with front-slit and white pointy toes to create the runway look. Find the dress here.

Lolita bridal fashion has been dominating the catwalks for a while. Dress up in a classic Lolita wedding dress adorned with white lace, frills, and red bows. If you want to be a Lolita bride, get the outfit here.

The Lolita Aesthetic is different yet beautiful.

Beauty is a subjective concept and what is considered beautiful varies from person to person. A woman’s individual style can be feminine, athletic, emo, hipster, preppy, etc. depending on what she finds attractive. The Lolita aesthetic whether gothic, sweet or classic, looks equally beautiful on women. It might seem different to some people, especially outside Japan, but there is nothing distasteful about it. Those who feel happy and cheerful in bright Lolita outfits wouldn’t feel comfortable wearing jeans and a tee. Lolita fashion might not be for you but always remember, ‘to each his own’.

What is considered cute or attractive in Lolita fashion is obviously different from mainstream tastes and trends. Lolita is about fierce self-expression in spectacular, flamboyant ways without caring about the fashion rules set by society. It’s about dressing for yourself, in your own terms, and not for others. The aesthetic principles of Lolita highlight individualism and independence and seek to infuse these values among its wearers. Once you stop compromising and defining yourself by what others believe, you can feel a lot more powerful.

There are multiple aesthetically diverse trends within the world of Lolita fashion. The most significant of these are Gothic Lolita (Kuro-Loli), Sweet Lolita (Ama-Loli) and Classic Lolita (Kurashikku-Lolita).

Gothic Lolita

The most popular is the Gothic-inspired sub-style featuring dark clothing, dark lipstick, and smoky eyes. Common accessories include gothic motifs, stockings or knee-highs in dark colors and lace chokers. Find the outfit here.

Sweet Lolita

This sub-style is the most child-like in appearance with pastel colors, ruffles, and bows. Sweet Lolita places more importance on looking cute and girly. Animal and heart prints, pastel-colored hair and neutral makeup complete the look. Find the dress here.

Classic Lolita

More mature in colors and styles, Classic Lolita is usually historically inspired. Find this beautiful Victorian style Classic Lolita dress here.

The dialectical attitude towards beauty.

The Western audience has often criticized Lolita fashion for infantilizing women. Some see it as exclusively pleasing the objectifying and pedophilic male gaze and some see it as a fetishist.

While many Japanese Lolitas aren’t aware of the Nabokov novel at all, most western Lolitas don’t associate sexual connotations with this subculture. Nabokov’s Lolita is narrated by Humbert who sexualizes Dolores. Lolita fashion, on the other hand, exists in a female domain far removed from cis-male influence. In fashion, Lolita is empowered and has her own agency. It is modest and reminds a woman of her girlhood days and her precious memories of growing up. We should respect it.

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Holidays 9.23

Holidays

Al-Yaom Al-Watany (Saudi Arabia)

Batman Day (DC Comics)

Bi Visibility Day (UK)

Bonn Phchum Ben (Ancestors’ Day; Cambodia)

Celebrate Bisexuality Day (a.k.a. Bisexual Pride & Bi Visibility Day)

Checkers Day

Chuuk Liberation Day (Micronesia)

Day of the Genocide of Lithuania's Jews (Lithuania)

Dogs in Politics Day

Flashbulb Day

Grito de Lares (Puerto Rico)

Haryana Veer and Shahidi Divas (Haryana, India)

Holocaust Memorial Day (Lithuania)

I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight Day

Innergize Day [Day after Equinox]

International Day of Sign Languages

International Restless Legs Syndrome Day

Kyrgyz Language Day (Kyrgyzstan)

Landscape-Nursery Day

Learn to Code Day

National AFM Day (a.k.a. Acute Flaccid Myelitis Day)

National Checkers Day

National Field Marketer’s Day

National Go With Your Gut Day

National Property Manager’s Day

Neptune Day

New Year's Day (Constantinople)

Nintendo Day

Pancake Queen Memorial Day

Puffy Shirt Day (Seinfeld)

Restless Legs Awareness Day

Speed Racer Day

Sügise Algus (a.k.a. Sügisene Pööripäev; Estonia, Finland, Sweden)

Teachers’ Day (Brunei)

Thrue Bab (Blessed Rainy Day; Bhutan)

Teal Talk Day

That'll Be the Day Day

World Maritime Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Chewing Gum Day

Gastronomy Day (France)

Great American Pot Pie Day

Key Lime Pie Day

National Apple Cider Vinegar Day

National Snack Stick Day

Za’atar Day

4th Friday in September

Love Note Day [4th Friday]

National BRAVE Day [4th Friday]

National Hug Your Boss Day [4th Friday; also 9.13]

Native American Day (California) [4th Friday]

Feast Days

Adomnán (Christian; Saint)

Augustalia (Ancient Rome)

Cicciolina Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Cissa of Crowland (or of Northumbria; Christian; Saint)

Citua (Feast to the Moon; Ancient Inca)

Corneille (Positivist; Saint)

Feast of Chukem (Deity of Footraces; Colombia)

Feast of the Ingathering (a.k.a. Harvest Home, Kirn or Mell-Supper; UK)

Festival of Papa, Wife of Rangi (Maori; New Zealand)

Festival of the Goddess Ninkasi (Sumerian Goddess of Brewing)

Linus, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Manolo and Carlo Flamingo (Muppetism)

Padre Pio (Christian; Saint)

Sossius (Christian; Saint)

Thecla (Roman Catholic Church)

Walk the Plank Day (Pastafarian)

Xanthippe and Polyxena (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Fortunate Day (Pagan) [39 of 53]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [45 of 60]

Premieres

Abraxas, by Carlos Santana (Album; 1970)

Baa Baa Black Sheep (TV Series; 1976)

The Blacklist (TV Series; 2013)

Blonde (Film; 2022)

Bridges to Babylon, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1997)

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Film; 1969)

Corpse Bride (Animated Film; 2005)

Enola Holmes (Film; 2020)

The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt (Novel; 2013)

Heroes, by David Bowie (Song; 1977)

The Jetsons (Animated TV Series; 1962)

Mad About You (TV Series; 1992)

Modern Family (TV Series; 2009)

Mom (TV Series; 2013)

North, by Elvis Costello (Album; 2003)

The Nylon Curtain, by Billy Joel (Album; 1982)

Parallel Lines, by Blondie (Album; 1978)

People Are Strange, by The Doors (Song; 1967)

Phantom of the Opera, by Gaston Leroux (Novel; 1909)

The Shawshank Redemption (Film; 1994)

Sledge Hammer! (TV Series; 1987)

When I Was Cruel, by Elvis Costello (Album; 2002)

Today’s Name Days

Helene, Thekla (Austria)

Elizabeta, Lino, Pijo, Tekla, Zaharija (Croatia)

Berta (Czech Republic)

Linus (Denmark)

Diana, Dolores, Tekla (Estonia)

Mielikki, Miisa, Minja (Finland)

Constant, Faustine (France)

Linus, Gerhild, Thekla (Germany)

Iris, Polixeni, Rais, Xanthippe, Xanthippi (Greece)

Tekla (Hungary)

Lino, Pio, Rebecca (Italy)

Ivanda, Omula, Vanda, Veneranda (Latvia)

Galintas, Galintė, Linas, Teklė (Lithuania)

Snefrid, Snorre (Norway)

Boguchwała, Bogusław, Libert, Minodora, Tekla (Poland)

Zdenka (Slovakia)

Constancio, Lino, Pío, Tecla (Spain)

Tea, Tekla (Sweden)

Autumn, Linnet, Linnette, Lynette, Lynn, Lynne (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 261 of 2022; 104 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 37 of 2022

Celtic Tree Calendar: Muin (Vine) [Day 16 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Guìyuè), Day 23 (Jia-Xu)

Chinese Year of the: Tiger (until January 22, 2023)

Hebrew: 22 ʼĔlūl 5782

Islamic: 21 Ṣafar 1444

J Cal: 21 Aki; Sixday [21 of 30]

Julian: 5 September 2022

Moon: 7%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 9 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Vondel]

Runic Half Month: Ken (Illumination) [Day 9 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 89 of 90)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 26 of 31)

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Holidays 9.23

Holidays

Al-Yaom Al-Watany (Saudi Arabia)

Batman Day (DC Comics)

Bi Visibility Day (UK)

Bonn Phchum Ben (Ancestors’ Day; Cambodia)

Celebrate Bisexuality Day (a.k.a. Bisexual Pride & Bi Visibility Day)

Checkers Day

Chuuk Liberation Day (Micronesia)

Day of the Genocide of Lithuania's Jews (Lithuania)

Dogs in Politics Day

Flashbulb Day

Grito de Lares (Puerto Rico)

Haryana Veer and Shahidi Divas (Haryana, India)

Holocaust Memorial Day (Lithuania)

I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight Day

Innergize Day [Day after Equinox]

International Day of Sign Languages

International Restless Legs Syndrome Day

Kyrgyz Language Day (Kyrgyzstan)

Landscape-Nursery Day

Learn to Code Day

National AFM Day (a.k.a. Acute Flaccid Myelitis Day)

National Checkers Day

National Field Marketer’s Day

National Go With Your Gut Day

National Property Manager’s Day

Neptune Day

New Year's Day (Constantinople)

Nintendo Day

Pancake Queen Memorial Day

Puffy Shirt Day (Seinfeld)

Restless Legs Awareness Day

Speed Racer Day

Sügise Algus (a.k.a. Sügisene Pööripäev; Estonia, Finland, Sweden)

Teachers’ Day (Brunei)

Thrue Bab (Blessed Rainy Day; Bhutan)

Teal Talk Day

That'll Be the Day Day

World Maritime Day (UN)

Food & Drink Celebrations

Chewing Gum Day

Gastronomy Day (France)

Great American Pot Pie Day

Key Lime Pie Day

National Apple Cider Vinegar Day

National Snack Stick Day

Za’atar Day

4th Friday in September

Love Note Day [4th Friday]

National BRAVE Day [4th Friday]

National Hug Your Boss Day [4th Friday; also 9.13]

Native American Day (California) [4th Friday]

Feast Days

Adomnán (Christian; Saint)

Augustalia (Ancient Rome)

Cicciolina Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Cissa of Crowland (or of Northumbria; Christian; Saint)

Citua (Feast to the Moon; Ancient Inca)

Corneille (Positivist; Saint)

Feast of Chukem (Deity of Footraces; Colombia)

Feast of the Ingathering (a.k.a. Harvest Home, Kirn or Mell-Supper; UK)

Festival of Papa, Wife of Rangi (Maori; New Zealand)

Festival of the Goddess Ninkasi (Sumerian Goddess of Brewing)

Linus, Pope (Christian; Saint)

Manolo and Carlo Flamingo (Muppetism)

Padre Pio (Christian; Saint)

Sossius (Christian; Saint)

Thecla (Roman Catholic Church)

Walk the Plank Day (Pastafarian)

Xanthippe and Polyxena (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Fortunate Day (Pagan) [39 of 53]

Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]

Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [45 of 60]

Premieres

Abraxas, by Carlos Santana (Album; 1970)

Baa Baa Black Sheep (TV Series; 1976)

The Blacklist (TV Series; 2013)

Blonde (Film; 2022)

Bridges to Babylon, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1997)

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (Film; 1969)

Corpse Bride (Animated Film; 2005)

Enola Holmes (Film; 2020)

The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt (Novel; 2013)

Heroes, by David Bowie (Song; 1977)

The Jetsons (Animated TV Series; 1962)

Mad About You (TV Series; 1992)

Modern Family (TV Series; 2009)

Mom (TV Series; 2013)

North, by Elvis Costello (Album; 2003)

The Nylon Curtain, by Billy Joel (Album; 1982)

Parallel Lines, by Blondie (Album; 1978)

People Are Strange, by The Doors (Song; 1967)

Phantom of the Opera, by Gaston Leroux (Novel; 1909)

The Shawshank Redemption (Film; 1994)

Sledge Hammer! (TV Series; 1987)

When I Was Cruel, by Elvis Costello (Album; 2002)

Today’s Name Days

Helene, Thekla (Austria)

Elizabeta, Lino, Pijo, Tekla, Zaharija (Croatia)

Berta (Czech Republic)

Linus (Denmark)

Diana, Dolores, Tekla (Estonia)

Mielikki, Miisa, Minja (Finland)

Constant, Faustine (France)

Linus, Gerhild, Thekla (Germany)

Iris, Polixeni, Rais, Xanthippe, Xanthippi (Greece)

Tekla (Hungary)

Lino, Pio, Rebecca (Italy)

Ivanda, Omula, Vanda, Veneranda (Latvia)

Galintas, Galintė, Linas, Teklė (Lithuania)

Snefrid, Snorre (Norway)

Boguchwała, Bogusław, Libert, Minodora, Tekla (Poland)

Zdenka (Slovakia)

Constancio, Lino, Pío, Tecla (Spain)

Tea, Tekla (Sweden)

Autumn, Linnet, Linnette, Lynette, Lynn, Lynne (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 261 of 2022; 104 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 7 of week 37 of 2022

Celtic Tree Calendar: Muin (Vine) [Day 16 of 28]

Chinese: Month 8 (Guìyuè), Day 23 (Jia-Xu)

Chinese Year of the: Tiger (until January 22, 2023)

Hebrew: 22 ʼĔlūl 5782

Islamic: 21 Ṣafar 1444

J Cal: 21 Aki; Sixday [21 of 30]

Julian: 5 September 2022

Moon: 7%: Waning Crescent

Positivist: 9 Shakespeare (10th Month) [Vondel]

Runic Half Month: Ken (Illumination) [Day 9 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 89 of 90)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 26 of 31)

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OMULA BEAUTY CREATES by ALLd.

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OMULA BEAUTY CREATES from ALLd. on Vimeo.

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2ヶ月前ぐらいから、あやかと遊ぶ約束してたんだよねー^^ まいぴーも合流して、ひろかのサロンに遊び行った！ また今度、ゆっくり遊ぼうね♡

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DELTA 2023: Hon Chris Omula Calls On Guwor To Declare For Second Tenure, Says The People Needs More Of His Productive Representation

Coastal News A Youth Leader and Former Councillor Representing Azama Ward in Warri South West Local Government Area of Delta State, Hon. Christopher Omula. Has called on the Honourable Member Representing Warri South West Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Emomotimi Guwor. To declare for a second tenure in his office. The Youth leader made the call in the early hours of…

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My team's exhibition! Passion is the driving force of my creative . Les Créateurs de Fukuoka EXHIBITION "L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.'' [Gallery] PARK SIDE GALLERY [Period] 16 Mar, - 31 Mar, 2017 [Address] 2-1-1SOLARIA TERMINAL Bld.1F, Tenjin,Chuoku,Fukuoka,Japan [Opening Hours] From 5:00 to 24:30 (Last Day 18:00) PHOTO & MOVIE @tomm_photographe HAIR @shokammera_hair MUA @kannamake MODEL @ayaka._mio #mode #fashion #hair #hairstylist #photo #beauty #japan #sessionhair #hairstyling #haircut #photoshoot #photographer #fashionphotography #editorial #fashioneditorial #beautyeditorial #model #makeup #MUA #art #createive #omula #fukuni #fukuoka #exhibition #撮影 #美容師 #福岡 (Fukuoka-shi, Fukuoka, Japan)

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PHOTO @tomm_photographe HAIR @shokammera_hair MUA @kannamake MODEL @ayaka._mio #mode #fashion #hair #hairstylist #photo #beauty #japan #sessionhair #hairstyling #haircut #photoshoot #photographer #fashionphotography #editorial #fashioneditorial #beautyeditorial #model #makeup #MUA #art #createive #fukubi #omula #撮影 #美容師 #福岡 #モデル募集