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My former life as a fashion model is a bitch. It's tough to maintain a thin and sexy figure while suffering from a huge appetite. I simply can't stop eating. I often find myself gaining 5-10 pounds just before a modelling assignment. As a result, I often have to crash diet to lose the extra pounds because my job depends on it. Sometimes I have to lose 3-4 pounds. But most of the time I have to lose 10-15 pounds in two weeks. Sometimes in 7 days. After years of crash dieting on-and-off, I've discovered a diet that allows me to lose maximum weight in minimum time. Losing 10 pounds in 7 days is no longer a problem. I call it the Ruby Lee's Diet or the Fashion Model's Diet. My model friends call it the Law of Five Diet. Before I go on, let me warn you. This diet is dangerous. By reading this you agree to hold me blameless if you fall ill or drop dead on this diet. The Law of Five is a set of laws I follow to lose weight in the shortest amount of time. The laws ar

Your wardrobe is favourably loaded with purses - all different kinds, designs and materials. It can be difficult to keep in mind how many you have in there, much less understanding which one to use with what clothing. As you think about these options, you might wonder if your selection needs a washing or needs fix. After all, use of your purses and carelessness of your purses can cause to purses looking bad or being broken. How can you proper maintain your handbags selection without investing all of your time in your closet? This was the subject at a latest occasion organised by Reebonz, a general high-class products company, according to an article from The Malay Email. The invitation-only collecting was full of guidelines about how to keep purses in the best form possible, no issue how old they are: --I select purses which are resilient and the right dimension to fit a lot of things I bring around whenever I go out,' said mature modern singer-songwriter Atilia. -I select difficul

Today a friend from who worked at a Designer Apparel company called me somewhat depressed. His company closed their showroom and he has been out of work for 4 months without any prospects for work. I felt his pain and asked him to join me for lunch so we could figure out his next step. Over lunch I asked him how he was feeling. Frustrated, concerned, worried, and wondering if he would find work were some of the emotions. He did everything you are taught to do when looking for a job. He had called everyone he knew, went on line to see what jobs were posted, sent resumes everywhere, but to no avail. Well, my first step was to change his attitude. Because feeling the way he was feeling was not going to help him one bit. Then I asked him where the opportunity was in this challenge? How could he turn it around so that his next position was perfect and soon? By the time we were done he had the beginnings of a great plan which if he follows through (which knowing him I believe he will) could