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Transcript of 1966 Magazine June 2015
JUNE ‘15
WAISTTRAINING
ANEURYSUM MODEL
SEARCH
TAKE A RIDE ON THE SOUL TRAIN
CAPRI - ITALIAN ISLAND
GETAWAY
BEAUTY MUST-HAVES4
THE SECRETTO WORK AT HOME
SUCCESS
TAMALA JONES:
1966Magazine
Editors In Chief Alicia Suggs and Arianne Suggs
Creative Director Arianne Suggs
Executive Director Alberta Harris
Vice President Marketing Sherry Harris
Editor- at-Large Serena Harris
Senior Fashion Editor Kareem Brasley
Design Director Michael Richardson
Fashion Director Alicia Suggs
Hair Contributor DeAndra Giselle
Beauty Director Ja’Nelle Curry
Accessories Director LaToya Meekins
Managing Editor Shannon Smith
Wine Expert Chrishon Lampley
COURTESY OF:JAVI_INDY
FASHION
BEAUTY
CONTENTS
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JUNE 2015 Issue
8
CELEBRITY
30
HAIR
SPOTLIGHT
LIFESTYLE
CONTENTS
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JUNE 2015 Issue
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ear Readers,
It’s June, the flowers are in bloom and we are ready to kick summer into gear! You can do yourself a favor and get your own summer party started by taking a dip into this issue of 1966. You’ll find advice about hair care, beauty tips, fitness and more.
Take a trip down memory lane with our salute to music mogul Don Cornelius, founder of the revolutionary dance show, Soul Train. He paved the way for today’s music entrepreneurs like Jay-Z and P Diddy. Speaking of entrepreneurs, we highlight Fashionista Tea, Inc. where an upscale tea collection meets the world of fashion.
If your significant other is really a big kid at heart, then you will want to take a peek at our luxury item of the month. We won’t tell you what it is, but it just might be the perfect thing for his man cave. Also be sure to imbibe our wine of the month, presented by Chrishon Lampley. Enjoying some good spirits can most definitely lift your spirit.
Want to get away? How about a vacation to the Italian island of Capri? It might be small, but it is the playground of the rich and famous. We will show why it is such a hotspot.
If you are looking for a whole new look in your home, some-thing old might be the answer: antiques. Learn everything you need to know on your shopping excursions to get beautiful furniture at bargain prices.
We only get three precious months of summer each year so make those months count by not missing an issue of 1966. Happy reading!
Sincerely,
Alicia and ArianneCo-Editors
D
DAYNEFACEY
GORGEOUS MALE MODEL DISCOVERED MODELING WHILE ON VACATION
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Dayne Facey was born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica,
one of the most beautiful islands of the Caribbean.
Jamaica has crystalline waters flowing over gardens
of coral, lapping onto soft sandy beaches, and rising
past red soil and lush banana groves into sheer mountains. This is a
beautiful country, captivating to the eyes and soul.
Jamaica cries out to be explored – underwater, on
hikes, river bound with a raft, underground with a lamp
strapped to your head, or on the road by car or bicycle.
However, Dayne had already done it all and was seeking
other adventures.
So, he set off for a journey in Florida and got more than
he dreamed possible. While there, he saw young men
modeling couture clothing in scenes straight from the
pages of GQ.
He had never pursued or thought about modeling until
that day.
When he returned to Jamaica,
as fate would have it, he heard
about a model casting being
held. After attending, he was
asked if he really wanted to model. Facey said, “Sure, what’s the
worst that can happen.”
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Thus began his life as a male model. Overnight he started
booking major runway shows, television appearances
and music videos. After honing his modeling chops,
Dayne started spending more time in London, Milan,
Paris and New York.
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During his international modeling career, he has been privileged to be signed and working with premier agencies, such as: ICM Models, FM Models, Future Models and L’umo Elite. Facey has walked in European shows for Etro, Adidas, and BBM Magazine just to name a few.
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What’s happening for Mr. Facey now?
Well, he currently resides in New York
City. He is represented by the cut-
ting-edge E4 Model Management
agency that keeps him busy. Dayne
is solidifying his place in the model-
ing industry as someone with the
distinctive ability to combine good
looks with great skills.
With Bob Marley, Jamaica gifted us
the first global superstar from the
developing world. Now Jamaica
has given the world Dayne Facey, a
gorgeous male model that has just
begun to blossom.
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THE TREND GREEN
WHOWORE
ITOscar winner Lupita
Nyong’o dazzled on the red carpet in a flowing green
gown. Be just as glitzy and hypnotizing by donning the
very same vibrant color… green.
ROLAND MOURET ABERSLEY WAF-
FLE-KNIT CREPE-PANELED COTTON-
BLEND DRESS
$2,035
BRIAN ATWOOD CORA SNAKESKIN
SANDALS
$850
DIANE VON FURSTENBERG LAYLA
PRINTED SILK-CHIFFON MINI DRESS
$470
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN DIAMOND
BRIDGE OSTRICH BOX CLUTCH
$2,995
OSCAR DE LA RENTA CUTOUT JEW-
ELED LEAF NECKLACE, GREEN
$696
BCBGMAXAZRIA STRAPLESS
RUFFLED POPOVER GOWN
$298
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THE TRENDTHE DENIM DRESS
Don’t be afraid to take the denim plunge just because it’s not a pair of pants. Wearing this fashion trend is easier than you think. Denim is already such a strong presentation that you simply only
need to focus on accessorizing.
Left:LUCLMiss Selfridge Button Through Denim Dress $61
missselfridge.comValentino Rockstud
Gladiator Sandals $1,245 stylebop.com
Jessica Simpson Logan Satchel $74 zappos.com
LuckyShops $40 luck-yshops.com
Center:Belt Embellished Denim Dress $20 romwe.com
Striped Fabriv Satchel $34 maurices.com
Ashley Stewart T Strap Ankle Buckle Wedge San-
dal $50 ashleystewart.com
Oversized Spiral Sunglass-es in Silver $13 retrocity-
sunglassees.com
Right:Chambray Shirtdress $39
maurices.comSCOOP Raffia Backpack
$160 scoopnyc.comKAANAS SHOES Pharoh
Metallic Espadrille $150 calypsostbarth.com
Shop Linda Farrow $1,220 lindafarrow.com
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THE TRENDCREAM OF THE CROP
Get ready to show off those hard earned ab muscles! This season crop tops are all the rage and are the perfect couture piece to pair
with pants, skirts or shorts.
Left:LUCLUC Dark Blue Floral Printed Strappy Crop Top
$13 lucluc.comHole Fringe Rivet Shorts
$24 zaful.comChristain Louboutin Pigal-le Follies 100 Patent Pink
Pump $675 savannahs.com
Center:Yoins Beige Bralet Top
$10 yoins.comObject Collectors Item Objliva-Super Slim fit
Jeans $85 objectci.comMonsoon Fiji Flower San-dals $68 monsoon.co.uk
Right:LUCLUC White and Black Striped Strappy Crop Top
$12 lucluc.comDKNY Stretch-Crepe Circle Mini Skirt $145 theoutlet.
comAbercrombie & Finch
Dolce Vita Datsun Sandals $70 abercrombie.com
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The LBD aka Little Black Dress
can be worn year round making
it an essential piece of any girl’s
closet. If the color black bores
you to fashion tears, then punch
it up a bit by incorporating color
and stylish accessories.
Dress: Zara Lace Detail Dress $36 zara.comLeft:H&M Fringed Backback $47 hm.comNicholas Kirkwood Knee-High Gladiator Sandals $1,295 barneys.comSaint Laurent Bold 67/F Sunglasses In Black Acetate With Brown-Grey Lenses $345 ysl.com
Center:Louise MM Chain $2,355 uk.louisvuitton.com Schutz Dubia Simple Strap Sleek Heels $180 dailylook.comJ.W. Anderson Wide Brimmed Hat $625 ekseption.es
Right:Black and White Striped Beach Bag $61 black.co.ukNicholas Kirkwood Star Heel Espadrille Wedge Sandals $700 lanecrawford.comForever 21 Twisted Band Wool Fedora $15 forever21.com
SUMMERLBD
3 WAYS TO WEAR
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Do you have a girlfriend that is more
like a sister from another mother?
Do you two swap clothes from each
other’s closets like no one’s busi-
ness? Therefore, what you have is
a B.F.F., which means you can feel
free to twin away because you two
are just cool like that. Here are a
few B.F.F. or as we like to say, Buys
For Friends must-haves of the sea-
son!
Items:She’s My Unbiological Sister Best Friends Tees $55 etsy.comBest Friends Two-Piece Heart Necklace $26 overstock.comFootnotes Too Best Friends Forever Stainless Steel Expandable Bangle $58 jcpenny.comBest Friends Black iPhone Case $6.28 prettylittlething.com
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Who can forget Tatyana Ali playing
the adorable Ashley Banks on the hit 90’s sitcom Fresh Prince
of Bel-Air? Well, over the years the cute-
ness transformed into vivacious sex appeal! After the show ended the beautiful Tatyana went on to have a hit song peak at No. 6 on the Billboard 100 and
UK charts, obtained a bachelor’s degree from Harvard, made
numerous music video appearances, role in the TV One sitcom
Love That Girl! And she has a reoccurring role on The Young and the Restless. Tatyana has been one glamorous busy lady and has al-
ways exuded class and elegance in the pro-cess. Here are a few of her top red carpet
looks to prove it!
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COURTESY OF:S_BUKLEYPHIL STAFFORDBUKLEYJOE SEERJAGUAR PS
COCKTAIL DRESSESSHAKEN AND STIRRED
CLOVER CANYON TOUCAN EMBEL-LISHED PRINTED NEOPRENE DRESS $341
ROLAND MOURET ATRIA WOOL-CREPE DRESS $2,365
BALMAIN TWILL MINI DRESS $4,905
Do you prefer to take yours shaken or stirred? We’re not just referring to your drink of choice, but also your style preference when indulging during a night on the town. Paint it right out there by wearing a dress that will have happy hour patrons wondering, “Who is that?” When buying such a dress remember that prints, patterns, color and a little bit of skin is always “In.”
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JOSEPH WASHED-SILK SLIP DRESS $555
MESH-PANELED STRETCH-JERSEY DRESS $2, 175
IVIENNE WESTWOOD ANGLOMANIA TAXA DEVORÉ-JERSEY DRESS $675
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E
We don’t want a thing if it ain’t got that swing! BCBGMAXAZRIA has created a flouncy dress that moves with a flirty swing thanks to a well-crafted bodice
overlay that flows effortlessly down to-wards a ruffled hem. This sleeveless little number is perfect for any relaxed occasion and it can be dressed down with sandals or pumped up a bit with a festive pair of
heels
Editor Fashion MUST HAVE
ITEM: RBCBGMAZARIA VIVIAN COMBO DRESS $187.60
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ITEM: KATE SPADE NEW YORK RESIN IPHONE A SMILE AND A WALK $40 COUTURE.ZAPPOS.COM
HEISEL MONGRAMMED IPHONE CASE $36 AHALIFE.COM
JAN VANEK LOSING YOU IPHONE CASE $38 WESTL-ABOUTIQUE.COM
TRUST ME, YOU CAN DANCE, IPHONE & IPOD CASE $35 SOCIETY6.COM
RIVER ISLAND WHITE SLO-GAN IPHONE 5 PHONE CASE $13 RIVERISLAND.COM
Don’t let your phone remain naked all sea-son! Dress it up in a cute phone case that is sure to make a statement. Statement
phone cases are an excellent way to show off your personality to the whole world.
Have something to say or a cool P.O.V.? If so, save your words for your phone minutes
and let your case do all the jabbing.
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Open toeAQUAZZURA
Spring-Summer Collection
I am totally obsessed with these brown open toe shoes. Brown is such a great color because it will literally match any outfit you pair it with. So this shoe is a
great investment piece and will work with any current or expanding wardrobe you may have.
by: Alicia Suggs
AVAILABILITY:shoescribe.com
OBSESSION
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VIVICA A. FOX AND TARAJI P. HENSON.RED CARPET DUOS:
They say that two heads can be better
than one; then why not two gorgeous
female superstars? The ladies we are
featuring this month are both fabulous
actresses with sassy style! Want anoth-
er quick hint about these beauties? Well,
one fought off aliens on July 4th and the
other is building an Empire. We are sure
that you have guessed correctly by now!
Our favorite red carpet duo for June is
Vivica A. Fox and Taraji P. Henson.
Where Seen: This red carpet duo made
a fashionable scene when they struck
a pose together at the 3rd Annual
Essence Black Women in Hollywood
Luncheon. On that occasion Vivica
made quite the couture splash in a black
sequined gown by Naeem Khan.
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COURTESY OF:JOE SEER
GIANMARCO LORENZI
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CASTLE STAR LAUNCHES ANEURYSM MODEL SEARCH
In an effort to raise awareness
of a sudden and fatal illness
that claims nearly 500,000 lives
annually, actress Tamala Jones
(“Castle”) is teaming with the Joe
Niekro Foundation and luxury hat
maker Canada Bliss in a model
search for brain aneurysms sur-
vivors.
Running now through June 5 the
Brain Aneurysm Survivor Model
Search is looking for survivors
age 18 and older to appear in
advertising for Tamala By Canada
Bliss, Jones’ signature line of
hand-crocheted hats. To enter
participants must submit a 500
word essay along with two pho-
tos to BASurvivorModelSearch@
gmail.com.
“This is more than a model
search, it is a message to survi-
vors that by sharing our stories
we help save lives,” says Jones
who suffered a ruptured brain
aneurysm at age 23. “For a long
time I did not discuss my brain
aneurysm out of fear, so I under-
stand the silence of survivors but
now we are giving them not only
a voice but faces too.”
The model search is also the
start of Jones’ personal aneu-
rysm early detection campaign
and survivor self-esteem initia-
tive that seeks to educate the
public on the warning signs and
symptoms of brain aneurysms by
encouraging survivors to share
their stories and show post aneu-
rysm successes.
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Luxury hat maker Canada Bliss
worked with Jones to create the
signature line Tamala By Canada
Bliss to help raise awareness
of brain aneurysms. The com-
pany is now taking its altruism a
step further by placing survivors
chosen via the model search in
advertising for the brand. Pro-
ceeds from the sales of Tamala
By Canada Bliss benefit brain an-
eurysm awareness and research.
“One of the central values of
Canada Bliss is celebrating the
simple joys and diversities of life.
Being part of the Brain Aneurysm
Survivor Model Search embod-
ies all of these values,” said
Karen Viloria-Miguel the CEO of
Canada Bliss. “It is a privilege to
be involved in supporting brain
aneurysm survivors; honoring
their struggles and celebrating
their lives.”
In a twist of fate, Natalie Niekro
founder of the Joe Niekro Foun-
dation contacted Viloria-Miguel
about Tamala By Canada Bliss
via social media to applaud her
and the company for their ef-
forts to promote brain aneurysm
awareness and ended up joining
the campaign.
“We are thrilled to be collaborat-
ing with Tamala, Canada Bliss
and survivors across America.
This is a wonderful testament to
survivors everywhere that aware-
ness is beautiful and chic,” said
Niekro who lost her father major
league baseball legend Joe Niek-
ro to a brain aneurysm in 2006.
“What an incredible day it will be
when we get to witness these
courageous survivors represent-
ing a platform that is so vitally
important to our mission.”
With women being 50% more
likely to suffer an aneurysm than
men Jones, Viloria-Miguel and
Niekro are the ideal advocates for
this cause that currently claims
nearly 500,000 lives annually;
approximately 30,000 Americans
suffer a rupture each year, that
is roughly one rupture every 18
minutes. Those numbers out-
pace more well know illnesses
like breast cancer and ALS.
Links to enter the model search
may also be found canada-bliss.
com, joeniekrofoundation.com
and at tamala-jones.com/model-
search. Participants must submit
a 500 word essay along with two
photos to be eligible for consid-
eration. Submissions close at
midnight June 5th.
Product: Lime Crime- Venus Palette
Why: This palette takes you from day to night. Every color works for my skin tone and it’s richly pigmented. It also has a mirror so this little bad boy is portable and is great for travel.
-Alicia Suggs
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BEAUTYMUST-HAVES
EDITOR’S CHOICE:
Product: Ruby Kisses Lip Lacquer in Midnight Plum Black
Why: This lip gloss is super pigmented and has serious staying power! Between my meals and Starbucks cof-fee runs my lip color lasted all day. I love the incred-ible shine and beautiful deep plum shade too; it is so strong I feel as though the rest of my makeup can remain quite simple.
-Arianne Suggs
Product: Kevyn Aucoin Sensual Skin Enhancer SX12
Why: I literally will continue to buy this product until the end of time. The good thing is all you need is a little bit of product and it takes care of all your needs whether you wear it as a concealer or foundation. It’s perfect. It has cut down my makeup routine for sure
-Alicia Suggs
Product: Morgan Taylor Professional Nail Lacquer in Chain Reaction
Why: I have been on the hunt for a strong metallic nail tint to give my nails a real indus-trial feel. This color is strong, yet surprisingly blends easily into any ensemble. The pol-ish, in time, seems to fade rather than chip making it easy to remove or simply add a quick coat in order to refresh the nail look.
-Arianne Suggs
1. Purple Eyes: During fashion
weeks held all over the globe,
purple proved to be the color
of choice of makeup artists in
order to enhance the window to
the soul aka the eyes. In order to
make this look your very own be
sure to cover or lessen the ap-
pearance of any dark circles first.
Purple eye shadow coupled with
dark circles can give you a tired
look instead of a glam one.
Not a fan of purple? Blue is still
going strong this season and
can be used heavily all over
the lid or in a more subtle
way through the applica-
tion of blue eyeliner to just
the waterline or even blue
mascara to help make the
eyes pop.
2. Red lips: This classic lip
color is back in all of its glorious
tint power! Red lips are for the
woman who is confident, bold,
sophisticated and wants to ooze
sex appeal. This beauty trend
can be worn to enhance sum-
mer hair such as beachy waves,
curls, buns or a chic retro updo.
2 SUMMER BEAUTY TRENDS TO TRY RIGHT NOW!
COURTESY OF:NIXX PHOTOGRAPHYHORST PETZOLDLUBA V NEL
It is very important to invest in a
good moisturizer that is suitable
for your skin type.
As you age, you start losing the
collagen in your skin and this can
lead to fine lines and wrinkles. In
order to prevent this from hap-
pening you have to get to the root
of the cause of collagen loss.
By using a skin care moisturizer
cream with ingredients like func-
tional keratin and active manuka
honey, you can prevent collagen
loss and even help it re-grow.
Don’t make the mistake of using
a cream that contains collagen.
To maintain your skin’s smooth-
ness, elasticity, and tone as you
grow older use a skin care mois-
turizer cream that contains phy-
tessence wakame. Phytessence
wakame inhibits the activity of
hyaluronidase in the skin. Hyal-
uronidase is a harmful enzyme
that breaks down hyaluronic acid,
which is essential to maintain
your skin’s smoothness, elastic-
ity, and tone.
MOISTURIZER WHY IS IT GOOD FOR YOUR SKIN
If you don’t use a cream that
contains phytessence wakame,
your skin will lose its youthful
appearance and you will be more
likely to develop dark under eye
circles. Phytessence wakame
is rich in vitamins and minerals
and it is also beneficial because
it protects your skin from the
damage caused by UV rays and
pollution.
We all know the importance
of drinking water, it flushes
out all the toxins and waste
from the skin, leaving it soft,
radiant and youthful. Howev-
er, we must not neglect our
skin on the outside, it needs
a certain amount of moisture
to maintain its elasticity and
flexibility, which is why the
use of a cleanser and mois-
turizer are so important.
Skin toner works well to
remove impurities and
tighten pores. However,
some of them can be very
abrasive on your skin.
So, toner should be used
sparingly and never used
around your eye area.
So I kept hearing
about eyelash exten-
sions and wanted to
give it a try. I had
already tried applying eyelashes
myself but felt like it was such a
pain and I just don’t have the time
to figure it out in the morning be-
fore starting my day.
EYELASH EXTENSIONSBEAUTY TREND
BY: ALICIA SUGGS
With these eyelash extensions it
took about an hour to apply them
and voila you have a set of beauti-
ful lashes with little to no up keep.
I have had no allergic reaction to
them at all which is great. I also
usually forget they are even there.
It’s really a great investment
If you are thinking about getting
lashes or have them, check out
this video as it will help you learn
how to protect your lashes
http://youtu.be/WTuCl-LeR40
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TEA SHEETRSalon
SALON TEAR SHEET: Don’t know how you want your hair to look next? Whether your hair is short, medium or long all of us here at 1966 have got you covered. Check out these hairstyles and print them out if need be to take with you to show your hair styl-ist.
SALON IDEAS: JUNE 2015
PLATINUM BLUNT CUT BOB WITH BANGSShort Hair:
LIL MAMA
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SLIGHT CURLS AND HIGHLIGHTSLong Hair:
ROCHELLE AYTES
Want more ladies? Check back every issue for more hair inspiration.
COURTESY OF:S_BUKLEYFEATUREFLASH
FASHION. BEAUTY. HAIR. LIFESTYLE
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ITEMS
River Island White Daisy Bun Top Hair Tie $7.70
Pink Flower Child Crown $11
Missguided Sunflower Flower Garland $12
MUDD Crown of Roses Head-piece (White) $11
Crown &Glory Peony Garland Headband $38
Lilac Flower Crown $85
Peace, love and great hair can be yours with
the addition of flo-ral hair accessories. Whether you rock
your hair curly, wavy, straight or in dreads and braids this trend will add a gorgeous,
ethereal vibe.
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HEADTURNERS
ITEMSDolce & Gabbana Gold-Tone
Swarowski Crystal Crown $3, 875net-a-porter.com
Miriam Haskell Crystal Glass Pearl Fern Leaf Hair Comb $575
lanecrawford.com
Free People Desert Sun Braid In $24
freepeople.com
TopShop Chain Drape Headband $22
topshop.com
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Americans generally love their coffee and can’t
imagine starting their day without a strong,
steaming cup of Joe. However, we also love the
occasional cup of tea, perhaps a nod to our na-
tion’s early British heritage. There is just some-
thing both sophisticated and civilized about a
proper cup of tea and Brenda Dillon Cavette has
managed to add fashion to the mix. She is the
founder of Fashionista Tea Inc.
Cavette studied fashion design and merchan-
dising in college which eventually led her down
the career path of a television producer. She
produced a number of fashion and design seg-
ments and earned an Emmy Award nomination
along the way. However, she never forgot how
much she loved tea and her fond memories of
sharing it with her mother in their kitchen.
Leaving television behind, Cavette returned to
her love of tea and created Fashionista Tea Inc,
which combines fashion with a unique organic
tea collection. The unique feature of the collec-
tion is the custom crafted biodegradable silk
pyramid sachets with a tea tag of a leopard
print stiletto heel. One can’t help but to think of
fashion with a tea tag like that.
The tea collection is obtained from small tea
growers from all over the world. The company
tries to buy Fair Trade Tea as often as possible
because this promotes fair wages for workers,
helps to protect against land loss and promotes
environmentally friendly processes for produc-
ers and their families. So not only is Fashionista
Tea sophisticated but also socially conscious.
It is always refreshing to learn about entrepre-
neurs who are setting new trends and protect-
ing the environment at the same time. To learn
more about Brenda and her tea collection you
can listen to her interview on blogtalk radio:
www.blogtalkradio.com or check out the web-
site www.fashionistatea.com
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DON CORNELIUS DON CORNELIUS THE ORIGINAL MUSIC MOGUL
These days we are all familiar with Jay-Z, P
Diddy and Kanye West. They all are considered
music moguls, particularly of the hip-hop/rap
genre. However, when they were still in dia-
pers, Don Cornelius was in Chicago blazing a
trail for them to follow. The originator of the
popular hit TV dance show, Soul Train, brought
great soul music into the homes of millions of
American, no matter their ethnicity.
Born and raised in Chicago, Cornelius joined
the United States Marine Corps upon gradu-
ating from high school in 1954 and served in
Korea for 18 months. Afterwards, he held vari-
ous jobs including selling tires and insurance;
he even served for a stint as a Chicago police
officer. However, he was not satisfied with the
work he was doing and quit his job, despite the
fact that he only had $400 in the bank and a
family to support.
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After taking a three month
broadcasting course he was
able to land a job with Chi-
cago radio station WVON,
working as a news reporter,
announcer and disc jockey.
In 1967, he hosted the pro-
gram A Black’s View of the
News for Chicago television
station WCIU. The same
television station allowed
him to launch the ground-
breaking show Soul Train.
In 1971 the show went into
syndication and was moved
to Los Angeles.
Cornelius, who had also
been a journalist inspired
by the civil rights move-
ment, recognized that there
was no outlet on television
to promote soul music.
By means of Soul Train he
was able to introduce many
African-American singers
and musicians to a very
large audience; some of the
entertainers included Glad-
ys Knight & the Pips, James
Brown, Aretha Franklin and
Michael Jackson.
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Thanks to Soul Train,
Cornelius was able to
keep the civil rights
movement alive and
well long after the death
of Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. The show cast
African-Americans in a
more positive light and
shared their culture with
the rest of the nation. It
even helped to promote
the “Black Is Beautiful”
campaign and give a
platform to both tal-
ented musicians and
dancers.
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Sadly, Cornelius died in February
2012; apparently his death was
was due to a self-inflicted gunshot
wound to the head. He had under-
gone a brain operation in 1982 and
according to Cornelius he was nev-
er quite the same again and was in
a great deal of pain. Eventually he
couldn’t take the pain anymore and
took his life. We could use more
groundbreaking musical business
people like Cornelius, but we were
so happy to have him while he was
with us. It only seems appropriate
to close this article with his famous
catchphrase “... and you can bet
your last money, it’s all gonna be a
stone gas, honey! I’m Don Corne-
lius, and as always in parting, we
wish you love, peace and soul!”
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Capri (pronounced Ca-pry and not capree with the
emphasis on the “Ca”), the gracious host of many
a splendid vacation, is a gem of an island located
off the Italian coast of Naples.
Capri is just four miles long and two miles wide.
Located in the Mediterranean Sea, its glorious
mountains look like magical creatures rising out
of the sea. You will not need a car while visiting
Capri because the island has a network of buses,
taxis and funiculars.
Capri may be small, but it is definitely the play-
ground of the rich - movie stars, businessmen,
luxury travelers and jetsetters. Capri is southern
Italy’s “it town”, defeating Sardinia’s Costa Smer-
alda.
While visiting Capri,
you will see charming
outdoor cafe’s, shops,
white-washed build-
ings, narrow thorough-
fares, wrought-iron
gates and an array of
flowers. The best time
to take your Capri vaca-
tion is in the spring
when fragrant orange
blossoms, jasmine
and roses overtake the
island. The gentle wind
blowing in from the sea
carries a crisp fra-
grance over the island.
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Reaching Capri
All tourists visiting
Capri usually arrive
at the Marina Grande,
Capri’s bustling port. A
sand and pebble beach
sits right next to the
port where you may
see people playing ball
when you arrive. The
scene may look tempt-
ing, but it is perhaps the
least attractive thing that the capricious Capri
has to offer.
From the port, a funicular will take you to your
hotels. Most hotels are located in the Alberghi
region of Capri and it is recommended that you
choose a hotel close to the port, to avoid the long
transit.
Grotta Azzura or the Blue Grotto
Capri’s most authentic offer-
ing is the Grotta Azzura or
the Blue Grotto. It is a sea
cave, distinctively lighted due
to the natural architecture
of the cave. Visiting Azzura
makes you wonder at the
amazing things that Mother
Nature can do. There are
a few similar caves in the
world, but the one at Capri is
the most beautiful.
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Swimming While Visiting the Island of
Capri
Capri is located on a rocky coast. The jagged
coastline makes Capri unfit for swimming. There
are only a few sandy beaches, like the one next
to the port. Tourists often opt to swim in their
hotel pools. Bagni Neuttno, located near the
Blue Grotto is suitable for swimming. You have
to pay to use the towels, deck chairs, cabanas
and other beachside amenities. Bagni di Tiberio
is another place to go swimming. It’s a short
walk from the Italian villa.
Capri Vacation Accommodation
Tourism is a leg on which Capri’s economy
stands, making tourist trapping an almost com-
pulsive behavior of the vendors here. Especially
thronged in the summers, Capri will leave you
without a hotel room if you arrive without a prior
reservation.
When visiting Italy, do not forget to
set aside a few days for a memo-
rable Capri vacation. A remarkable
island, with nature’s wonders galore,
Capri is not a place worth missing.
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1. Keep things cool – Keeping your home on the cool side will increase your body’s brown fat. The brown fat, in turn, burns calories to help your body stay warm.
2. Drop to the ground – This may sound crazy, but it is better to sit on the floor when watch-ing TV rather than sitting on the couch. The rea-son is that your muscles have to support you more when seated on the floor and you will have to exert yourself more to stand up again.
3. Do the tedious tasks – Most jobs require little physical effort so we don’t burn as many calories as workers back in the day used to burn. Try copying some documents (burns 12 calories), standing while filing (burns 18 calo-ries) or watering plants and cleaning up your cubicle (burns 15 calories).
4. Do not be a Hercules – After you have done your grocery shopping and are ready to unload your bags from the car, don’t try to carry as many bags as you can into the house. Take one bag at a time so that you make several trips from the car to the house. You could potentially burn 89 calories by taking all those extra steps.Getting up early and going to the
gym can be real tough to do; it’s much easier to keep hitting the snooze button instead. So what do you do when you fail to go to the gym but don’t want to feel guilty all day about it? Try getting up just 15 minutes earlier than usual and do some activity to get your metabo-lism going. Jumping jacks, push-ups, crunches and squats are all excellent ways to get the calorie-burning pro-cess started and continuing through-out the day.
HERE ARE SEVEN WAYS YOU CAN BURN MORE CALORIES AND FAT
THROUGHOUT THE DAY:HOW TO BURN MORE
CALORIES ALL DAY
LONG
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5. Make use of a smaller water bottle – Gener-ally we try to get the biggest water bottle we can find to make sure we are getting plenty of water during the day. However, using a small water bottle will mean having to make more trips to the water cooler to refill it. More trips, means more steps, more steps means more calories burned.
6 .Take five – Whether you are walking on the treadmill or working out on the elliptical make yourself go on for another five minutes, 10 minutes would be even better, and you could burn up to an extra 100 calories.
7. Let the music move you – Rap music has anywhere from 120 to 140 beats per minute, so every time your foot hits the ground there is a beat. Without even knowing it, you will automatically pick up your pace to try to equal the beat. You will end up working harder and therefore, burning more calories.
Getting fit or staying fit takes work, but hope-fully, these tips will help you to get the job done!
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They call it a six pack, washboard or
plainly just abs. Many women are vying
for not only a flattened tummy but a
smaller numerical measurement of their
waistline. This phenomenon is noth-
ing new, during the glory days of old
Hollywood actresses and entertainers
were touted for their diminutive waists
and hourglass figures. However, even
further back within the annals of history
women have long sought after a smaller
diameter.
In times past, ladies achieved tinier di-
mensions with the use of a corset. The
contraptions created during those time
periods were less forgiving than the
ones commonly used today. In modern
times women can now comfortably use
corsets in order to pull or train their
waist to reshape itself. However, just
like with any new fitness program it is
very wise to investigate the risks, if any,
to ensure that the end result will be a
beneficial one.
Some of the health risks associated
with waist training include: difficult
breathing, movement of internal organs
and breaking ribs if the belt is used too
tightly. In addition, women who use their
corsets incorrectly risk developing bad
posture, especially when the corset is
removed. If you think that this process
will be simple or a quick fix think again.
Waist training is not like a crash diet,
patience is very important in the forma-
tion of the waist, as it can take weeks
or months to get the desired shape. The
body shaping process takes time and
cannot be rushed, especially if you do
not want to experience harsh repercus-
sions.
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Tips For Safe Waist Training• Use a cotton shirt under the corset to
avoid rubbing of the skin.
• Skin can become rough due to training so
after removing the corset make sure skin
is clean and dry then immediately apply a
moisturizer.
• Don’t just rely on the corset to give you
results, start a workout program and eat
sensibly in order to lose excess weight and
give more tone to the body.
• Remember that if the waist measures
more than 36 inches the corset needs to
be 5 or 6 inches smaller than your waist;
otherwise, if your waist is smaller than 36
inches the corset has to be 3 or 4 inches
smaller.
• Do not train your waist while eating,
sleeping or working out.
• To achieve drastic results you must work
up to waist training for at least 12 hours
a day. When beginning your waist training
program start by wearing the corset for 4-5
hours.
Alternative
Not quite sure if waist training is for you? You are not alone, but rest assured that you can achieve a
smaller waist through good old fashion exercise. A great move to help whittle your waist is the plank.
Hold this position for 30-60 seconds if you are a beginner or up to to 2 minutes if advanced. Repeat 3
times and you are on your way to a rocking body!
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THE SECRET TO WORK-AT-HOME SUCCESS
Would you like to start a busi-
ness from home? If so, you
have lots of options. Many
people earn a nice side income,
and some, a handsome full-
time income, by putting their
interests and talents to work.
But those who make a nice
profit with their businesses
have not jumped into some-
thing that looked promising and
hoped for the best. To establish
a successful work-at-home
business, you need to learn
certain secrets. And the most
successful micro-business
owners learn this one well:
You need to research the mar-
ket.
How do you do that? After
thinking about what your busi-
ness might consist of, based
on your interests and expertise,
you need to first take a look
at what your target market is
already buying. Go to major
online stores, for instance Ama-
zon.com, and take a look at the
bestseller lists of the catego-
ries that fit with your business.
Check out non-fiction books
related to your business idea.
What people are already buying is
what you need to be selling.
This sounds counterintuitive.
After all, won’t you be in compe-
tition with businesses that are
already established? Yes, but
when there is a large demand
for something, there needs
to be more suppliers. There
is room for everyone to make
money.
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As an example, lets discuss
shampoo. A lot of companies
make shampoo because it’s
something people use a lot. But
that doesn’t mean you couldn’t
earn a good living selling sham-
poo. On the contrary, since the
product is in such high demand
you would find customers a lot
more easily than if you were sell-
ing wedding garters.
You can also figure out what kind
of business might work by going
to a bookstore and examining the
magazine titles. First, whatever
topic has a magazine is bound to
have some good business ideas
hidden therein. Second, glancing
at the article teasers on the front
cover can give you some ideas
about what the target market is
interested in.
Want to go into digital self-pub-
lishing? You’ll make a lot more
money selling romance than
junior science books.
Another way to research your
market is to find out what prob-
lems people are struggling with.
• Overweight people who want to
lose weight struggle with finding
a diet that works.
• Dog lovers may want to know
what the healthiest food for their
pets is.
• Mothers of young children are
desperate to know how to find
peace and relaxation when they
feel like they’re being torn in sev-
eral directions every moment of
every day.
To succeed with a work-at-home
business, you have to do your
research. You need to know what
people want and then figure out
how to meet their needs within
the context of your business
model and unique skill set and
talents. Once you figure that out,
the sky is the limit for you!
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Antique shops are fun, interesting alterna-
tives to run-of-the-mill retailers. Even if
you’re just browsing, you’ll find dealers who
will be more than happy to ask questions
and describe the history of the items they’re
displaying. If you don’t have a lot of experi-
ence doing this type of shopping, here’s
some information that will help make your
first antiquing excursion successful and
fun.
Developing Relationships
Smaller antique shops are great because
they provide an opportunity to develop rela-
tionships with dealers and their employees. The owners will probably always be there, and often share some
of the same interests as you. Instead of just going in and out like a regular store, you’ll have such a good time
chatting up the employees you’ll want to stay for hours.
Safety
Once you go to a place you trust, you’ll feel secure knowing your purchase is of high quality. For instance, if
your dealer says that sofa you’re interested in is a true Victorian-era model, you will know he or she is tell-
ing you the truth. Unlike auctions, where what you’re buying is “as is,” reputable antique shops will have fair
return policies.
In many instances, they’ll even let you try out an item to make sure it is exactly what you want. This can be a
big help if you’re interested in an old oak chest or an Oriental rug, but it doesn’t quite fit with the decor when
you bring it home.
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Specialty Stores
There are probably a lot of antique shops in your city that have their own unique personalities and specialize
in certain items. One store may feature French furniture while others may carry vintage books, jewelry and
collectibles. Look at each store’s website and make sure they sell something that piques your interest before
paying a visit.
Negotiating
Most of the time, the prices you see in these types of stores aren’t set in stone; there’s a little “wiggle room”
where you can negotiate. But you shouldn’t take this as an opportunity to nitpick an item and point out ev-
erything that’s wrong. That may result in a polite invitation to take your business elsewhere. Simply ask the
dealer if he or she can do better on the price and you may receive a discount of about 10 percent.
Sales
Most of the stores in your area will typically hold big sales events once or twice a year, so if you’re not in a
rush to get a particular item you’ll probably be better served waiting for a while. The results could be well
worth it.
Don’t be afraid to go into various antique shops in your area and just browse. You’ll very likely not have to
deal with any sort of “hard sell” approach and you may even wind up making a new friend or two.
