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Autumn is right around the corner. Leaves will be turning beautiful brown, yellow, and gold. The ground will become bare as it gets ready for a much needed rest. Cooler weather is here. Winter, fall and late autumn are when highly fragrant candles are enjoyed the most. A candle richly scented in fragrance can really brighten up a dull and dreary winter’s day or evening. Holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas when family and friends gather is the perfect time to enjoy the warmth that scented

Embrace the warmth of summer, lay down in a grassy SPOT of GREEN, and feel summer wrap its arms around you. A lovely light grassy green melted all over the inner lid to add a bit of pop, vavoom–muted by a pale peach and brighter, yet still soft, orange on the eyelid. Add dimension to the look by lightly brushing in a dark, faded brown into the crease. Finish by dusting an impossibly light beige on the brow bone and inner tear duct to highlight. Line lower lash line and upper water line wi

Want an inside look into what VCs are doing and thinking? Wish you could get into their heads to know what they’re actually looking for so you can tailor your pitch “just so?” Here’s your chance. Twitter provides a way to follow and communicate with many of the startup world’s top funders - and the social warmth it provides in being able to hear their insights and ask questions is terrific. Some of the VCs listed aren’t very active Twitterers, but many of them are. Larry Rubin posted a list

by Aaron Hu Summer and the beach have been intertwined since time immemorial. They are also two themes that are just as tightly bound with love and romance. The freedom of first love and the full bloom of paradise are what make beach and summer weddings so popular. However to make your marriage ceremony an original you can highlight what makes summer special in the area where you’re holding your wedding. Bring vitality and youthful vigor to your wedding with the bright colors and shapes of sum

In Auckland we have what they call a sub-tropical climate. It doesn’t get very cold as a rule, never going below zero. We do get a lot of rain, but I don’t mind that. It keeps everything green and lush and well…sub-tropical in appearance. This winter I’ve been feeling the cold. It’s not as if I [...]