Like the mythical magpie, we have collected objects to beautify and commemorate as long as we, as a species, have been able to beautify and commemorate.
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Officials also want to "beautify" the countryside to attract tourists.
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Venus enters Aquarius today, inspiring you to beautify your home.
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Pops of green can beautify a home or work space.
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This is a fantastic time to redecorate and beautify your house!
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The beautify of the original NSX was the holistic driving experience.
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You're eager to beautify your home as lovely Venus enters Sagittarius.
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And my grandmother's not alone: Scarlett Johansson also uses vinegar to beautify.
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They can also beautify a patient, giving her a plumped, dewy look.
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Venus enters Virgo, finding you in the mood to beautify your home.
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The moon enters Pisces, encouraging you to beautify your everyday work spaces.
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Make time to beautify your home or entertain close friends and family.
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The owner had planted it in an effort to beautify the neighborhood.
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Trump isn't just going to want to repave roads and beautify city parks.
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This is a great time for a relaxing spa treatment—unwind and beautify!
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You're eager to connect with your loved ones and to beautify your home.
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You'll also feel moved to redecorate or beautify your home in some way.
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Beautify your photo and share it to your friends in a couple clicks.
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Block by block across 19 boroughs, residents have gathered to beautify their alleys.
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And Lady Bird Johnson was traveling around with this campaign to beautify America.
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They were part of an ambitious public arts project to beautify downtown Detroit.
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Beautify your home or do some scrapbooking—you'll be in a nostalgic mood.
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It's like listening to music with one of those Beautify selfie camera filters applied.
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Understand that desperate people still beautify streets with flowers to assert life over death.
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Elsewhere in China, people are getting a rare chance to beautify their ID photos, too.
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Or maybe if you beautify and amuse them enough, the users will keep coming back.
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Venus enters Taurus, inspiring you to beautify your everyday spaces and get a spa treatment.
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The shelves were orderly and well stocked with darling items meant to beautify a house.
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This is a wonderful time to beautify your home and connect with your loved ones.
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On a more mundane level, it's a great time to beautify your home and redecorate.
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The voices she chooses to portray each character captures the unfolding drama and humor beautify.
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This is a time to beautify your space and connect with the people you live with.
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We beautify the dog … if we see it's missing something, we do color, sometimes, the dog.
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Pre-Olay, our ancestors smeared all sorts of edible stuff on their faces to beautify themselves.
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Take notes from these dedicated artists' transformations and celeb-inspired tutorials, and then go forth and beautify.
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The Moon enters Air sign Libra this morning, encouraging you to get organized and beautify your workspace.
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John McMillan (R-Mich.) worked on a proposal to further beautify the capital in the new century.
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As long as consumers want to beautify themselves, the mica trade—with all its attendant victims—will persist.
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It's a wonderful time to beautify your home or connect with family, with Venus entering Sagittarius this morning.
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The team is also working on adding further post-processing features such as "beautify filters", according to Häkkinen.
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Venus's entry into Taurus finds you appreciating your home life and in the mood to beautify your space.
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Venus, the planet of beauty and harmony, will help you get organized and inspired to beautify your home.
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It's a copy of a magazine called Beautify, which looks like a sad rip-off of Glamour. Magazines?
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That's why brow-tinting, a professional option that will beautify this facial feature sans makeup, is especially intriguing.
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And the common denominator obviously did nothing to beautify Chicago or celebrate communities with distinct personalities and desires.
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To encourage tourism and beautify the city, they would build a public park in the center of town.
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On a practical level, Venus in Aquarius is a brilliant time to upgrade your space and beautify your home.
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Your ruling planet Venus enters Capricorn on February 3, inspiring you to beautify your home and connect with family.
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And how many times have film and TV adaptations strayed from the original material in an effort to beautify?
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But selfie culture in China is massive, and the ability to technologically beautify oneself is a market unto itself.
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Pills, powders, topical creams and liquids are all out there, promising to beautify your skin and strengthen your bones.
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There was no tolling of a ship bell or hand-painted murals on the walls to beautify the space.
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Banjopthiaw Kharrymba, 32, the headman of the village council, said that residents still "beautify" the village by planting flowers.
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Survivors have charged that the facade was installed to beautify their housing project for the benefit of wealthy neighbors.
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They aren't trying to deface the city, but instead beautify it as part of the official preparation for the Olympics.
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The streets beyond the square are also being transformed by a private initiative to beautify the grand neoclassical buildings downtown.
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In "Norma", the commerce in hair shorn from poor women to beautify their wealthier sisters propels a many-stranded thriller.
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Inke also gained note for its "beautify" filters that are meant to help users feel confident before they live stream.
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Streamers can click the camera button and choose if they want beautify or not before they start a live stream.
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That said, this is a brilliant occasion to beautify your home and connect with family, as well as your ancestors.
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It's a wonderful time to clean up your space and beautify your home and office as the moon opposes Venus.
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If a pedophile's gaze could be normalized and even beautified, then perhaps I could normalize and beautify my own situation.
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Meitu makes mobile phones as well as video streaming and photo apps, such as BeautyCam that lets users beautify self portraits.
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The moon in Libra inspires you to get organized and beautify your space as it connects with your ruling planet Venus.
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Their work is both to "protest and beautify public spaces" Miriam Mabel Martínez, a member of Lana Desastre, writes to me.
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Adrian Kondratowicz, perhaps best known for creating polka-dot trash bags to beautify garbage day, occupies a space down the hall.
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They are overseen by the Parks Department, which encourages New Yorkers, including block associations, to beautify tree beds on their blocks.
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"It is meant to beautify the neighborhood, and is best seen from the outside," said Mr. Driller, a retired electrical engineer.
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He has held a lease on the plot since 1991, when he cleaned up mounds of garbage to beautify the neighborhood.
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Belykh's lawyers said he took the money not for himself but as a contribution towards a programme to beautify the regional capital.
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"This project will enhance, refresh, and beautify the temple and its surrounding grounds," Church President Russell M. Nelson said in a statement.
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Chinese photo-editing app Meitu, which means "beautify pictures" in Chinese, offers features that can remove wrinkles, smooth pores, and lengthen legs.
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There are no filters on the video so users can't really beautify their videos the way they would on Snapchat or Instagram.
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In 2009, Mayor Michael Nutter launched the 'Spring Cleanup,' an annual effort to rally residents to pick up trash and beautify neighborhoods.
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Trend Micro discovered that a few of these photo filter apps that promised to "beautify" users' pictures were actually stealing the photos.
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I added on more local plants - local Malaysian plants that are helpful to beautify the place, that will attract foreign tourists here.
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The government is kicking out tens of thousands of families with roots in rural China to "beautify" the Communist Party's flagship city.
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By trying to beautify the ugliest parts of ourselves, to try and make it digestible so we can laugh our pain away?
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This also applies to the beauty world, where there are a slew of gadgets that effortlessly primp and beautify from head to toe.
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It's a great time to connect with the people you love, and an occasion for you to beautify your home or pamper yourself.
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You're also feeling inspired to beautify your work space, seeing the importance of bringing peace and harmony to the spaces you routinely occupy.
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Noise is being curtailed — now only restaurants and bars, not shops, can blast music outdoors — and there are plans to beautify the street.
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The nickname was surely also a snarky reference to an architectural folly — an extravagant, impractical structure erected purely to beautify a natural landscape.
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Vertical gardens not only beautify a city and improve biodiversity but also check pollution, reduce smog, act as sound barriers and improve foot traffic.
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The Moscow city authorities, Mr. Kosals said, deserve credit for curbing the once brazenly corrupt traffic police and investing heavily to beautify the city.
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He also has his own architecture firm in Brooklyn and is a founder of Beautify Earth, a nonprofit organization based in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Nearly 50 artists flocked to Honolulu earlier this year to beautify the urban jungle perched on the tropical paradise for the 8th annual POW!
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After they dried, he painted over the seams with gold dust, to beautify the seam, and to honor the breakage, the history of the object.
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This will be a brilliant time to connect with your loved ones, beautify your home, connect with your ancestors, and energetically cleanse your living space.
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Donations: The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will allow certain agency officials to solicit gifts and donations that would be used to "beautify" national cemeteries.
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He had also taken the time to select various species of flowering plants to beautify the area, noting which colors would appear best during different seasons.
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The black barbershop today is one of the only safe spaces for black Americans to beautify themselves and form community and discuss politics and the culture.
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Beijing is marketing the move as a way to ease pressures on infrastructure and beautify the city, but critics say it unfairly targets a vulnerable class.
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We regularly "beautify" our lives through the filters of Instagram, Snapchat, and other social media, and it's not like portraiture has always been a science, either.
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It can beautify a neighborhood as well, which in the case of many places [where] street art exists, the buildings, many times, could use a facelift.
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And the home-goods section was a pleasure to behold, as the shelves were orderly and well stocked with darling items meant to beautify a house.
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Irreversible blindness Mascara wands and eyeliners not only beautify the eyes, but can cause irritation and conjunctivitis, caused by both bacteria and viruses, including herpes simplex.
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A traumatic incident, nearly 40 years ago, set off dysphonia, a medical condition which, among other things, hinders any attempt to sustain or beautify a tune.
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One local financier is even trying to beautify bulldozed neighborhoods by planting thousands of trees on 160 acres of vacant land his firm has gobbled up.
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Hoping to simplify and beautify the phenomenon of quantum physics, a new art project takes a swing at filtering the dynamics of atomic motion through abstract art.
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Venus enters Gemini on June 8, inspiring you to beautify your home, and this is a lovely time to invite people over to enjoy your space with you.
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Decanting makeup sounds like an incredibly fun way to beautify the places where we store it — and, in the case of loose powder, make applying it much easier.
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It then brings in its designers to beautify the place and pack it full of amenities, including coffee from a local roaster and a fully functional kitchen. 6.
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"Just imagine that our artists who sell their art for thousands of pounds decide to contribute and suggested some solutions to beautify or enrich Egypt's facades," he wrote.
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And you'll feel like you can do it all when stylish Venus enters busy air sign Gemini on the same day, inspiring you to beautify your living space.
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His team cultivates fields of grass on this desert land, carves it into sheets, rolls them up like rugs, and sends them out to beautify otherwise barren areas.
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Last month, I spent $24.99 on "pearls" in the free-to-play Sunken Secrets, a mobile game wherein a blonde princess tells me how to beautify her island.
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Nilay Patel: So I actually want to ask that question [inaudible 01:02:35] because there are other cameras from other phones that sort of automatically beautify you.
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Though state and municipal governments are striving to beautify cities and increase tourism in an under-appreciated part of the world, these initiatives come at a human cost.
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"It is laid out in a way to beautify the general area, so it gives a good impression of the celebration that is being broadcast to the whole world."
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She said the library's cataloguer believes the collection was originally a gift from Mary Elizabeth Sharpe, a local philanthropist who launched various projects to beautify green spaces around Providence.
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From there, the company brings in its designers to beautify the place and pack it full of amenities, including coffee from a local roaster and a fully functional kitchen.
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Evan Meyer, the founder of Beautify Earth, a nonprofit that promotes public murals, attributed the movement in part to a growing appreciation for murals as an antidote to blight.
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Although Ross's intent seems to beautify and aestheticize the everyday movements of contemporary black bodies, there is one moment — a crucial one — in which he draws upon film history.
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Chimileski does not use false color to beautify the images: Aside from using dyes to stain the extracellular matrix in some cultures, he shows the natural coloration of the microorganisms.
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One major focus of criticism has been directed at authorities' decision to use a highly flammable cladding on the facade of the building in an effort to "beautify" the neighborhood.
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He designed the sets, directed his subjects, and retouched the photos to "beautify" his clients, but in doing so, captured the the humor, humility, and absurdity of the process too.
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The city has successfully leveraged its unique sports culture to attract tourism and amenities to downtown Indy, while investing in public-private partnerships to beautify the city and improve infrastructure.
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Mostly there are tools to "mangle and obfuscate" your code so it is hard to read and understand, but, unfortunately, there are tools to "de-mangle and beautify" such code.
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"It is prohibited to misrepresent, defame, profane or deny the deeds and spirits of heroes and martyrs, or to praise or beautify invasions," according to Xinhua's summary of the law.
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The moon enters Libra, inspiring you to beautify your work space—but don't get too stressed about getting organized since Mercury is retrograde and things are up in the air.
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Venus in Virgo finds you running into cuties as you do your errands, and will inspire you to beautify your work space and create more harmony in your daily schedule.
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Also, this is a great time to beautify your home— making your personal space as cozy and cute as possible is a wonderful way to work Venus in Scorpio's energy.
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Courtney isn't taking the debate too seriously until the establishment candidate (played by a guest-starring David Spade) tries to brag about his efforts to beautify a local common space.
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The women complied, but they proceeded to beautify their wraps; a law criminalizing someone for being too beautiful while also being black is going to be ineffective for obvious reasons.
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Semmel's constant subject has been the "self-nude" — depicting her own body as she has aged, with a direct gaze that seems to lack vanity or the impulse to beautify.
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The blueprint of a designated, private area for a person to beautify undisturbed, with everything needed at his or her fingertips, goes all the way back to the Victorian-era boudoir.
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Although Nadelson and The IV Doc did not treat Jenner, according to the physician, the clinic's Antioxidant and Beautify treatments are the most popular among celebrities before hitting a red carpet.
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There are interesting applications, such as using it as a badge replacement at your office, using it to enter a country, using it to unlock your phone or beautify your selfies.
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Venus enters Leo on July 27, inspiring you to beautify your home and finding you especially appreciative of the closeness you share with your partners—you're in the mood to snuggle!
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You'll find yourself wanting to beautify your living spaces, reconnect with your family, and reflect on less mundane issues around safety and security, like your sense of privacy or your boundaries.
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Last year the Studio Museum in Harlem was entrusted to beautify four parks north of 21th Street with new public art commissions, which remain on view for a few more weeks.
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There are the typical Snapchat-style face filters, but there also are more subtle ones designed to beautify you like Meitu instead of making you puke rainbows or look like a puppy.
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"Let Me Beautify Your Home", which started airing in the spring, is a spin-off of "Let Me In", a controversial series that offered radical plastic surgery as a cure for misery.
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The couple was a fixture in the small concrete patio at the foot of their brownstone, which Ms. Thompson had packed with flowers and shrubs in makeshift planters to beautify the stoop.
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It now begins not with its stars at separate vanity tables, contemplating their visages, but with a chorus of smartly dressed women heeding the call of a bodiless voice to beautify themselves.
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By default, the selfie camera applies a lot of image smoothing and other effects to try to beautify the photo, but they just make it look out of focus and unattractive to me.
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In Microsoft's Whiteboard app, there's a tool that can automatically read your handwriting, and then automatically "beautify" it so that anyone you work with isn't forced to try to decipher your chicken scratch.
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After they make a pact to "paint the most amazing grafitti on the saddest, most melancholic wall of town" to beautify the neighborhood and make people smile, the duo are swept up by police.
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The fire was fed by flammable cladding on the facade of the building that survivors have charged was installed to beautify their public housing project for the benefit of wealthy neighbors in west London.
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Another kind of first lady can elevate a significant concern through the language of aesthetics, as Lady Bird Johnson did with her crusade to "beautify" America, a gently effective way to raise environmental consciousness.
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Leading up to the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom put on old clothes and their families cover them in a paste made from turmeric, chickpea flour and water, intended to beautify their skin.
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Now that we can all finally apparel and beautify ourselves from head to toe in pure FENTY, there's really only one final entrepeneurial frontier for the pop star to conquer—her own line of furniture.
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Some attempt to cook the books, or "beautify" their data, to claim success and secure a quick promotion without actually getting the job done, while others simply take a laissez-faire attitude to improving work style.
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Explain that you plan to keep your tree bed landscaped as it is, but (assuming you want to) you would be happy to offer suggestions or tips on how to beautify other ones on the block.
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" The show, therefore, serves as a way to "celebrate that blending of cultures" and highlight the way in which all cultures shares "the creating of folk art objects to beautify and give meaning to our lives.
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The bright, vaulted space has served as the studio and showroom for her five-person team since last summer — and is a testament to the Swedish decorator's desire to both beautify and meticulously organize her world.
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Not least among these was the chasm between a conservative, established church, which is expected to beautify personal and national rites of passage, and a society whose morals and attitudes are ever more liberal and free-wheeling.
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It can seem weird to use makeup—something made to beautify—to commemorate a terrorist attack, but some defended the practice as a way to use their art to grieve, the same as writing poetry or songs.
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In 1931, a local judge, Lionel Legge, and his wife, Dorothy Porcher Legge, purchased the section of houses and painted the homes pastel colors to beautify the area, which had become run-down following the Civil War.
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In past years, Bachor chose endearing themes like flowers, which he called Flower Pot Holes, or popsicles and ice cream, which he called Treats in the Streets, in order to beautify the streets in more traditional ways.
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" A statement by the central government's liaison office in Hong Kong said violent protests in the city should not be tolerated in any civilized society, and it was wrong for U.S. politicians to "beautify their terror acts.
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"Paint Memphis was a celebration of the arts that enlisted a diverse group of talented artists to help beautify walls around the city," said one of the artists, who preferred to be identified as WRDSMTH, in an email interview with Hyperallergic.
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She also sees the program's hastiness — it approved more than 70 murals in its first two years — as a tactic to make neighborhoods more appealing to prospective residents, to beautify them by coloring the walls rather than cleaning the streets.
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In 2009, a resident named Jonathan Ellis sought to beautify Welling Court, a neighborhood along the East River; he persuaded building owners to donate their walls and reached out to the grassroots organization Ad Hoc Art, which now runs the project.
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"As we began to investigate the complaint, it became obvious that skilled artists applied some of the 'graffiti' with the intent of creating murals to send a specific political message and/or to beautify the Border Wall," the statement said.
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The project to beautify the arch grounds, redesign entrances and enlarge the underground visitor center drew such robust public support here that voters approved a 2013 local ballot proposition to finance the restoration with $85 million in sales tax revenue.
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Trend Micro discovered that another batch of apps on the Play Store purporting to be "beauty" filter programs contained code that allowed its developers to steal photos: These apps seemingly allows users to "beautify" their pictures by uploading them to the designated server.
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But while Lady Bird Johnson and the other speakers pontificated at length about projects to beautify highways and plant trees in disadvantaged areas, Kitt took a notably different tack: When it was her turn to speak, she vehemently denounced the Vietnam War.
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In the 1990s Dr. Barbara Ann Teer, the founder of the National Black Theater in Harlem and a regular visitor to Osogbo, invited the artists of the grove to beautify both the inside and outside of the theater, at 2031 Fifth Avenue.
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Meitu, known for its apps that let users retouch and beautify selfies and other photos, is offering shares in an indicative range of HK$16583 to HK$9.60 ($1.10-$1.24) each, IFR, a Thomson Reuters publication, reported on Monday, citing people close to the deal.
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An opening scene makes use of archival footage from 1964 of the transport of a monolith of Tlaloc, an Aztec god of water, lightning and agriculture, from the village of Coatlinchán to the new museum in Mexico City, where it was to beautify the entrance.
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For those who are looking to smartify their beautify regimen, the product is designed to be a companion piece to a larger over all electronic ecosystem, syncing up with the aforementioned Smart Body Scale ($79) to give users an overall picture of their health/beauty.
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Another London development clinging to its royal links is Regent's Crescent, a curving terrace of grand homes on the edge of Regent's Park that was conceived in 21.68 by the architect John Nash as part of the prince regent's plans to beautify central London.
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So when I agreed to embark on a month-long journey to get red carpet ready, inspired by the actual things actual celebrities do to tone up and beautify, I was devastated to learn that cutting out gluten and dairy is a common part of this process.
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Famous actresses typically throw down $399 a pop for The IV Doc's "Beautify" treatment before award ceremonies, loading up on vitamins and electrolytes for an Oscar-worthy glow, while professional athletes might opt for a quick $150 "Super Vitamin B" intramuscular injection to burn some fat.
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Yet if you stripped away the gimmickry (including the wigs in Necco wafer colors), what you were left with was Ms. Kawakubo's oddly consistent romance with the male body, which over the years she has cocooned and embellished, draped and torqued, and generally sought to beautify.
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The Beautify treatment uses a custom blend of vitamins and electrolytes makes you "look and feel your best with healthy skin and hair prior to your event or night out" while the Antioxidant treatment provides a mega dose of Vitamin C and glutathione to fight against free radicals.
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Leading Druze politician Walid Jumblatt, who had two ministers in the outgoing cabinet, appeared to take aim at Hariri and Bassil, saying on Twitter that despite the protests and social and economic dangers "they were meeting on how to improve and beautify" a political deal they struck in 2016.
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This is a fine time to take on a new beauty routine, to beautify your workspace, or to flirt with a crush you find yourself bumping into as you run errands—charming Venus in chatty Gemini doesn't mind flirting with a cutie at the laundromat or post office!
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In addition to traditional editing tools (cropping, rotating, curves, etc.), you can add filters, auto-beautify your face, change your hair color, add stickers and text, cut out your face and use masks just like in Photoshop… I'm not going to list everything you can do because it's a long list.
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The film travels with Ms. Varda and JR, as they drive his photo-booth truck to hamlets, factories and ports in France; take giant images of residents and laborers; and paste them onto buildings, water tanks and any other surface they can beautify — bringing those so often unseen to the fore.
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Selected from sannyasins all over the world for particular skills, they work from 221:2750 in the morning until 22:2000 at night, with a half day off every two weeks; a notice on the cafeteria bulletin board invites disciples to give their half day to "beautify the ranch" by planting trees.
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The reality star posted to her Instagram stories on Monday a series of photos of her newly revamped fridge and freezer, which were given the royal treatment by the ladies at The Home Edit, a celeb-loved company that will come in and beautify your home with their out-of-this-world organization skills.
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Meitu, known for its apps that let users retouch and beautify selfies and other photos, priced the IPO at HK$8.50 per share, after marketing the 574 million new shares in an indicative range of HK$8.50-HK$9.60 each, added the source, who declined to be named because details of the deal aren't public.
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"Some of the most thrilling moments on the stage are the ones where you can see that the director has really grappled with the idea of violence and has chosen not to fetishize it or to beautify it, but has presented it as something that the audience can't look away from — that the audience is made to look," she said.
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At times you do wonder if the sellers did have some intention to beautify their images, like the person who chose to use a vase of vibrant flowers to demonstrate scale (versus a seller who aligned the base of a mirror with a broom), or the person who propped a mirror that would be at home in Versailles on a tree trunk to reflect an idyllic landscape.
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