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OOPS, UPS & DOWNS: The Murder Mystery of Humpty Dumpty
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Sheree Ali…..
Actress, writer, musical composer, philanthropist and lover of humanity warms souls in a new Hollywood tradition. Embarking upon her first major motion picture, Oops, Ups & Downs: The Murder Mystery of Humpty Dumpty (2006), her production company OOPS, Sparkle The Light, Inc.
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A gifted cellist, violinist, flutist, pianist, and harp player, Sheree performed to a full house at Carnegie Hall as last chair cellist with the New York Philharmonic, at the young age of 16. She was mentored by great legends like Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Flip Wilson, Maurice Hines and many more.
As a youth actress, her early career included commercials such as “Clouds Jeans”, “Estee Lauder Skin Care”, “7-Up”, “TSS Stores”, and “Hersheys Chocolate”. She also appeared in 1980s print ads for “Riunite Wine”, “Mc Call’s Patterns” and “Essence Magazine/Country Living Section”.
Sheree also appeared in Hispanic countries for the “White Cloud”/ “Papel Higienico” Spanish version TV commercial. Acting roles in various seasons of “Saturday Nite Live” brought her an interesting exposure to the legendary casts of the series in the early eighties.
Capturing Estee Lauder Images
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Oh so perfect…
No idea what I was thinking about for today’s picture. It started off with pictures of the sun and snow. I over edited those (‘cept they actually look kinda cool). Then I moved on to sparkly tiaras and wands. But then I figured items on my bathroom counter are waaay more interesting.
How do makeup companies make their items look so perfect?
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IDK, let’s give it a try.
No SBs. No pro lights. No umbrella. Just the product, and two pieces of typing paper. And my handy dandy Canon Rebel. Voila!
Hahaha.
Guess what? I haven’t finished my homework yet. Well, haven’t started. And if I don’t finish by tomorrow, I am so dead. Better get started.
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Inside the Taipei 101: A Hub for Cosmetic Brands
Image by Jorge Lascar
Taipei 101 offers an alternative to traditional cramped shopping environments by elevating the ceilings of each floor. The fourth floor, for instance, measures 40 meters to the skirt dome, providing an incredible visual and dining experience.
The 800-ping SOGO Department Store on the second floor is specifically designed for women aged 25 to 35, focusing on cosmetics, lingerie, and clothing. This creates a new concept: the SOGO Beauty Plaza, where shopping is no longer hectic but easy and elegant in comfortable, spacious surroundings.
Within this plaza, 21 cosmetics brands from five major companies—including SKI-II, Shu Uemura, Lancme, Estee Lauder, and Shiseido—each occupy a space one-and-a-half times larger than those found in a typical SOGO. This commitment ensures a premium experience.
Adding to the allure, Shih Shui Ya provides 70-ping of space with a Mediterranean atmosphere for quick beauty, hair, and body care for working women. It also offers music therapy in oxygenated rooms and the latest Japanese oxygen therapy, which customers can enjoy while seated in first-class airplane chairs [taiwanfun.com].
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