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This is tip off on Jan 29, 2009 at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, Ga. The game was between the Atlanta Hawks and Boston Celtics. The Hawks would win 100-91 giving them a 4 game season sweep of the Celtics.
This black tip shark was caught on a hook that already had a smaller sharpnose shark on it (notice the small shark in its mouth). This clearly shows that sharks will often prey on other sharks. Sharks of this size are very strong and require focus, strength, and cooperation to safely handle on deck.
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Tipping over the summit and down into the town of Tehachapi the Northbound Coast Starlight slows for its journey down the 2.2% grade into California's San Joaquin Valley. Bridge work at the coast has forced Amtrak to detour over the valley and by March 2011 this had become almost a yearly thing.
A wrought Iron sculpture, by Finnish Master Blacksmith Jouko Nieminen, that forms part of the Henry Cort Sculpture Park (situated in the pedestrianised area of Fareham's West Street).
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Glue-less, thread-less, and heat-less extensions are becoming increasingly popular.
For decades, hair accessories such as weaves, detachable ponytails, and clip-ins have provided us with variety and stylistic versatility. They thicken weak hair, add volume to limp hair, and add inches to those of us who battle to keep our hair long. Hairstylists and their customers weren't always open about what went into enhancing their appearances in the past, but that has thankfully improved in recent years. I-tips aren't exactly new—high-end salons have been offering them for years—but they're becoming more common as the next underground beauty fad emerges. CryStyle of Las Vegas, a Hottie Hair-certified I-tip stylist, gives us the lowdown on the extensions she claims have been a long-time industry secret.
Getting I-tips hair extensions is a big decision. Before you make the investment, there are some things to think about: do you have a consultation? Do they use 100% human hair? What's their return policy like? Will your stylist be qualified and experienced enough for what you need? These are all important questions that should be answered before making your purchase. The blog post goes on to discuss these details in more detail, including information about how long the process takes and just how much it costs!
What Are I-Tips and How Do I Use Them?
I-tips are hair extensions that use flattened micro-beads or metal cylinders to attach to natural hair.
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