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Chinese singer Bella(Yao Beina) passed away in the afternoon of Jan 16 Indians Trevor Bauer Jersey , 2015, at the age of 34. The singer had died of breast cancer after a 3-year battle.
Yao became well-known to the public after she made a series of songs for the hit drama The Legend of Zhenhuan in 2012.
In mid-2013, with her reputation rising and attracting a number of fans, Yao participated in the reality talent show "The Voice of China" and received recognition from the show’s jury. The show helped her name become the most searched phrase online in China.
Many netizens as well as celebrities from the showbiz circle expressed their condolence through their Weibo accounts.
(Wang Ruiqi)
It doesn't matter if you like them arched and feathered or straight and bold, eyebrows are arguably the most important facial feature. If you're not satisfied with the ones you have, there are so many ways to update them, including brow gel, pencils, and even tattooing. But now there's a very natural option that delivers semi-permanent results. Ladies, we'd like to introduce you to microblading. Unlike the sometimes Sharpie-esque effects of permanent makeup, microblading is more of an embroidery of trompe l'œil strokes that look just like real hairs.
The best part about the technique is that there is no down time. Your new set of brows will be ready for a selfie immediately after the process. The pro, however, does recommend a follow-up one month after your appointment. "The healing process is different for everyone, and it takes between 25 and 30 days. After a month we recommend a 40-minute touch-up to most customers."
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It doesn't matter if you like them arched and feathered or straight and bold, eyebrows are arguably the most important facial feature. If you're not satisfied with the ones you have, there are so many ways to update them, including brow gel, pencils, and even tattooing. But now there's a very natural option that delivers semi-permanent results. Ladies, we'd like to introduce you to microblading. Unlike the sometimes Sharpie-esque effects of permanent makeup, microblading is more of an embroidery of trompe l'œil strokes that look just like real hairs.
The best part about the technique is that there is no down time. Your new set of brows will be ready for a selfie immediately after the process. The pro, however, does recommend a follow-up one month after your appointment. "The healing process is different for everyone, and it takes between 25 and 30 days. After a month we recommend a 40-minute touch-up to most customers."
"Unlike eyebrow extensions, which you have to be careful about maintaining, microblading is low maintenance. After healing, you can rub them and enjoy swimming. No special care is required, except for a brief touch-up once a year." The smudge-proof solution will cost you $400 . But waking up every morning with perfect brows may totally be worth it.
by Alexia Vlachou
ATHENS， Jan. 21 (Xinhua) -- In the largest state-run refugee camp in Greece at Skaramangas， 11 km west of Athens， more than 3，500 people try to function as a community and overcome daily challenges as they wait to be relocated in other European countries.
Run by the Greek navy and operated by NGOs， the camp is located in a vast industrial zone next to Piraeus port. As a former shipyard， it is one of the most developed areas in infrastructure. With electricity， water heaters and air conditioning， the camp has 410 container homes which are equipped with small kitchenettes， washrooms， and beds.
According to NGOs， security is their main worry， while rubbish and waste issues need to be taken care of more thoroughly.
Most of the residents are Syrians， followed by Afghans and Iraqis; there are also Iraqi Yazidis in Greece and Palestinians.
"This is an accommodation for asylum seekers with all the challenges it poses on a daily basis. But it is better than many other camps around Greece. What would be very important for the asylum seekers in the camp is if the authorities would come to a decision about the asylum claims. So， they know how their future looks like，" Roland Schonbauer， a spokesperson with the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR， told Xinhua.
Until then， refugees try to develop their skills within the developing community of Skaramangas camp. They try to improve their living conditions using their knowledge or expertise.
During a tour inside the camp， Xinhua reporters saw small shops run by refugees in an attempt to put their life back on track. There are hairdressers， washing machines， an internet cafe， canteens and a mini market.
According to the camps' coordinators， these activities help refugees socialize and prevent tensions inside the camp.
Alaa Saleem， a 29-year-old architect from Syria， runs with his brother Fayez， 30， a popular falafel canteen.
"In Syria， we were not used to staying without a job for a long time， so we had to do something. Since my brother is a chef; we decided to open the canteen，" Alaa told Xinhua.
They came to Greece last March and have been living in Skaramagas since May 2016. They opened the canteen in August. While they wait to be relocated to France， they do not. Cheap Hoodies Cheap Hoodies Cheap NHL Shirts Cheap NCAA Shirts Cheap MLB Hats Cheap College Jerseys Cheap China Jerseys Cheap Jerseys Wholeasale Cheap College Jerseys China Wholesale Jerseys