Friday, April 1, 2011
Fixed the Image!
I have been talking about this since last year. The original image that I had on the bottom of the Naturally Beautiful Hair Website welcome page, only featured women with loc's. For some odd reason, it did not click with me, for awhile - that this image did not reflect our large community of natural hair styles. I just recently updated the image on the website (see new and old image below). But it is still not feeling very diverse to me. I would like to add some images of our men, as well as coils and braid photos. It is a work in progress.
Popular haircuts 2011
Popular haircuts 2011
Hairstyles that sell like hot cakes and are able to set a popular trend are considered to be trendy and popular hairstyles. Trendy hairstyles 2011 look good and are fun, sexy and manageable. People always want to stand apart from the crowd and with latest hairstyles 2011 one is bound to feel at center-stage. Some of the hairstyles which are bound to remain popular in 2011 are short boy-cut, curly hairstyles and classic shaped fridge. These hairstyles are very popular because they can be styles in various ways to suit the occasion. A modern as well as sophisticated look can be successfully achieved through these hairstyles. Some other hairstyles which are bound to make heads turn are scene hairstyle, bob and buzz cut.
Young teen girls are crazy to try these hairstyles as they give them a flirty look. Not only young girls, all the women are interested in trying popular haircuts 2009 to achieve a fresh and glamorous look, like Britney Spears.
Popular haircuts 2011
A Special Section | Your Money: Introducing a Special Section
Source: all-breaking-news.com
So in Money Through the Ages, a special section, we present 10 stories of individuals and families trying to conquer the challenges that their financial lives present. Mino Caulton, 18, must decide in the next few weeks whether a private college is worth the debt he would incur to attend. For two families in their 30s, the challenges are similar, but because one household is headed by a gay couple, financial affairs are much more complicated. One retiree is worried about running out of money, while another worries about what to do with the money he will almost certainly have left over.
You can hear some of their stories this weekend on Marketplace Money, the public radio show. The shows host, Tess Vigeland, wrote two articles in this package.
Weve also included audio clips in an interactive timeline at nytimes.com/yourmoney. Use the timeline to create your own to-do list of tasks to complete as you reach various points in your financial life. Within the timeline, youll find links to dozens of Marketplace spots and New York Times articles and blog posts that can help.
To help the people we write about here, we paired them up with financial advisers and others who are about their age and have faced similar issues, from paying for college without the help of a parent to the setbacks that come from a job loss.
Make no mistake, though. What you have here is a collection of articles about how things are not how they should be. Advisers can help, but only so much.
We think youll find glimpses of yourself or your parents or your children throughout the section. And if the profiles inspire questions or strong feelings, we hope youll share them with us in the next week on our Bucks blog at nytimes.com/bucks.
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