In the video game industry, there have always been debates among gamers over which company delivered the best hardware on the market. Years ago, that debate raged on between Sega and Nintendo fans. After Sega was knocked out of the market, the attention shifted to Nintendo and Sony. Nowadays, we have our work cut out for us. We need to decide which console — the Nintendo Wii, Sony PlayStation 3, or Microsoft Xbox 360 — is the best of this generation. There are some who have supported Nintendo over the years that can point to several reasons their favored company should take that prize. They say that the Wii delivered a new style of gaming and changed the industry forever. Moreover, the device has easily beaten all other consoles in overall sales. Others might point to Sony’s PlayStation 3 as the best console of this generation. They say that the PlayStation 3 combines the best of entertainment with gaming to create a fantastic living room experience. And they might have a point. The device has outstanding graphical capabilities for games, and it boasts a Blu-ray drive. Not bad for $300. But unlike those folks, I just can’t vote for the Wii or PlayStation 3. Those consoles undoubtedly offer benefits to some customers, but they pale in comparison to the Xbox 360. As far as I’m concerned, the Xbox 360 trumps the Wii when it comes to games. Although Nintendo’s first-party titles have caught on with millions around the globe, the platform’s entire library isn’t all that impressive. And as developers have indicated in the past, they can deliver more advanced experiences to Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 gamers. Plus, I don’t think overall console sales should be our guide. Over the last several months, the Xbox 360 has been easily outselling the Wii in the U.S. And Nintendo’s recent decision to drop the price of its console to $150 was a response to the sluggish demand it has been witnessing over the last several months. So, while the Wii might reign supreme in total sales, it might not have the longevity that its peers have. On the PlayStation 3 front, the Xbox 360 might have a harder time winning out. After all, the Xbox 360 lacks the Blu-ray drive and its game library is similar. But consider the Microsoft Kinect, which easily bests the PlayStation Move in terms of usability and multiplayer fun, and the Xbox 360 starts to inch its way towards the top. The trump card, however, is online gaming. Over the last several weeks, Xbox Live has been in operation, allowing gamers to play online. The PlayStation Network has been offline due to last month’s security breach that saw personal information stolen. Say what you will about that event, but I believe it was the clincher. As nice as the PlayStation 3 is, the console’s users have lost some trust in Sony. And whether or not the company can rebuild that is anyone’s guess. So, I’m giving this generation’s console crown to the Xbox 360. It might not win in every category, but as a whole, it’s better than its competitors.

it depends on your skin tone, I went to a benefit counter in my local shopping centre and they matched the foundation with my skin tone and where im quite pale I had the lightest foundation. if your looking to cover spots or acne then you should use concealer before putting any foundation on, but make sure you just put it over the spots or acne, (that's what the lady at the benefit counter done) and it made it look like I had nice clear skin. so if you match a foundation with your skin tone and use concealer to cover spots/acne it would look as if you have nice skin. but don't keep going over and over with foundation other wise you will look orange, however im not sure on the prices sorry. hope this helps x

Your 14 don't wear foundation! If your really self conscious about your skin, wearing a bb cream or tinted moisturiser, which maybellline has good bb creams, that are light weight, good for your skin and provide coverage. Like you said you want something that can conceal spots, I recommend garnier concealer which is a pretty decent price. After putting on concealer and bb cream you need to wear a pressed powder, which is practically to make sure you don't get oily which is totally unattrative. You may also wear blush, as well as mascara or eyeshadow. For blush make sure you don't put to much on or you will look like a clown! For mascara put like 5 or so swipes on, if you put to much on you will have spider leg eyelashes. As for eyeshadow, keep it natural colours, don't go for bright blues or so, you will look like your getting ready for Halloween. Hope this helped! ?

I would consider all of that excellent interview attire. Here in the States, we call that "Business Casual." Wear a pair of comfortable, dressy shoes. You do not want your feet to be fidgeting about. Don't wear all black - add a touch of color in somewhere. My rule of thumb is never dress better than the boss at an interview - go for conservative and tasteful. An interview is all about discussing your fitness for the job, not about what you're wearing - but part of what businesses like to see is that you care about your appearance. I would only dress up in a suit if I were going to apply at a corporate office or at a fashion house / designer's firm. Best of luck in the interview!

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M.A.C. liquid eyeliner lasts pretty long and has great pigmentation and formula but...the only not so great thing is that the felt tip is not that long so you have to get kinda of close to see what your doing :/ but overall its great, I'll definetley get another tube. c

1.) I don't think extensions will be best for you because they don't blend well with thick hair. And when people with short hair try to wear extensions it looks fake 2) brand- headkandy.com. super cheap and great quality 3) yes you can dye them,.but it will damage them. 4) you need to use heat on them everyday so they blend flawlessly with your real hair 5) I think sew is the best. But clip in works too. 6) I replaced my extensions every 2-3 months so they never look driedout/yucky. 7.)I with your current length you should NOT go for mileys length. Yes its gorgeous (my hairs her length) but it won't blend right with your natural hair... and will look fake. You should get some no longer then 15 inches So I suggest you don't get extensions

Put 2 peas size drops onto your hands & rube well Now with a matching foundation powder and brush, brush the powder lightly all over your face (this will give your face an even tone but not a slapper or caked look) black top liner (medium to thin line with flicks) eyeliner and a good mascara lightly put bronzer underneath your cheekbones (watch videos on youtube, if ur not sure on how to apply) and finish with a mixture of pink and red blusher but LIGHTLY on your cheeks do everything lightly (excepts mascara, eyeliner and topliner), you might think this is a lot of make up but if you do it lightly its not, trust me

Nars laguna bronzer is really nice and gives you a pretty glow. Too faced chocolate soleil bronzer smells yummy and is a matte bronzer, great for contouring.

no i tired it on its not the best the high beam is better.