Sienna Spiro is by now a name you’ve heard before. Whether you’ve seen her iconic holiday campaign with GAP, are a recent fan of her hit ‘Die On This Hill,’ or have been a long-time fan since ‘MAYBE,’ then you’re on the right wavelength. If there is one piece of advice you take from us this new year, it’s becoming a Sienna Spiro fan…like right now. Afterall, she’s going on tour, and you don’t want to miss out on seeing the show.
‘Die On This Hill’ (On The Tonight Show!)
Sienna Spiro recently hit the infamous stages of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, in which she sang her recent hit ‘Die On This Hill.’ If you’re anything like us lately, this song is all we can listen to. Those vocals? The songwriting? Hello, wake up honeybees! If watching this performance doesn’t instantly make you want to see Sienna perform live for yourself, then we aren’t doing our job properly.
‘Dream Police’ On COLORSxSTUDIOs
Ok, you might need a little more convincing. Our favorite Sienna Spiro song, ‘Dream Police,’ recently hit the COLORS stage, which, as you all know, is home to some of the most prolific live performances from our favorite artists, ever. Sienna is clearly not afraid of a microphone and a stage. Just give her three minutes and an empty room where her insane vocals can shine. And yes, we want to be in that audience.
The Visitor Tour
Sienna is taking ‘Die On This Hill’ along with her other hits (like ‘Dream Police,’ ‘MAYBE,’ and ‘You Stole The Show’) on the road this year. From Los Angeles to Washington D.C., London, and New York, she’s probably coming to a city near you, and now is the time to get tickets. We’ve already got our fangirl friend group gathered together for some of the shows, and we want to see you on the barricade next to us. Will you be a visitor to Sienna’s new tour?
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A Baltimore County knitter’s unique scarf is not only vibrant: Each color signifies the daily weather.At her Maryland home, Rose Armentrout has an entire room dedicated to her knitting yarn and needles.”I try to organize it by type,” Armentrout told sister station WBAL-TV. “This bin is the cotton and this bin is the cashmere.”The room serves as Armentrout’s safe space, a sign of her dedication to knitting.”It helps you get through a lot of stuff. My husband and I both have had cancer. He is going through treatment now, so there’s a lot of hours spent sitting at the cancer center. So, I knit,” Armentrout said. “When I was going through treatments, I knitted scarves for all the nurses and doctors.”This year, Armentrout embarked on a project to knit a scarf that reflects the temperature for each day.”I made myself up a card, so I do single-digits is lilac, and 10 to 20 (degrees) is purple; 21 to 30, and so on by 10 digits, within that range,” Armentrout said. “I knit two rows, and whatever color I have decided for that temperature range, it’s like, ‘OK, I accomplished something today.’”Armentrout first saw the idea on Ravelry, a social networking site that connects knitters from all over the world.”My first thought was, ‘That’s weird.’ And then, it was intriguing as I looked into it,” Armentrout said. “The original idea behind it, though, was actually tracking temperature changes. It was about climate change, to see how much it has changed over the years, and how we are being affected by climate change.”As Armentrout completes her first temperature scarf with a few days left in 2025, she plans to wear it proudly.”I’m calling it my ‘Dr. Whoish temperature scarf’ because it’s very Dr. Whoish to me with all the colors, but it’s interesting, too, that you can see from the cold to the hot and back again,” Armentrout said.Armentrout is not finished with her knitting projects. She plans to knit another temperature scarf next year with the temperatures from her mother’s birth year, 1927, and compare them to this year’s temperatures.
A Baltimore County knitter’s unique scarf is not only vibrant: Each color signifies the daily weather.
At her Maryland home, Rose Armentrout has an entire room dedicated to her knitting yarn and needles.
“I try to organize it by type,” Armentrout told sister station WBAL-TV. “This bin is the cotton and this bin is the cashmere.”
The room serves as Armentrout’s safe space, a sign of her dedication to knitting.
“It helps you get through a lot of stuff. My husband and I both have had cancer. He is going through treatment now, so there’s a lot of hours spent sitting at the cancer center. So, I knit,” Armentrout said. “When I was going through treatments, I knitted scarves for all the nurses and doctors.”
This year, Armentrout embarked on a project to knit a scarf that reflects the temperature for each day.
“I made myself up a card, so I do single-digits is lilac, and 10 to 20 (degrees) is purple; 21 to 30, and so on by 10 digits, within that range,” Armentrout said. “I knit two rows, and whatever color I have decided for that temperature range, it’s like, ‘OK, I accomplished something today.’”
Armentrout first saw the idea on Ravelry, a social networking site that connects knitters from all over the world.
“My first thought was, ‘That’s weird.’ And then, it was intriguing as I looked into it,” Armentrout said. “The original idea behind it, though, was actually tracking temperature changes. It was about climate change, to see how much it has changed over the years, and how we are being affected by climate change.”
WBAL
Rose Armentrout embarked on a project to knit a scarf that reflects the temperature for each day.
As Armentrout completes her first temperature scarf with a few days left in 2025, she plans to wear it proudly.
“I’m calling it my ‘Dr. Whoish temperature scarf’ because it’s very Dr. Whoish to me with all the colors, but it’s interesting, too, that you can see from the cold to the hot and back again,” Armentrout said.
Armentrout is not finished with her knitting projects. She plans to knit another temperature scarf next year with the temperatures from her mother’s birth year, 1927, and compare them to this year’s temperatures.
Bigg Boss 19: Singer Amaal Mallik’s BIG REVELATIONS about being removed by stars goes VIRAL: ’20-20 calls karke…’ | Bollywood Life
Singer Amaal Mallik is currently competing for the trophy of Bigg Boss. In the controversial reality show, the singer could recently be seen opening up about his struggles in the Bollywood music industry. He talked about how he is pretty honest and straightforward, which has always worked against him. He even went as far as saying that various stars and Bollywood producers have blocked him from films, trying to prevent him from working. He said, “20-20 calls karke bade bade bade actors producers ne pictures se nikaala hai, yahin khada hoon… kal phir hit dunga, phir aayenge bhai gaana de do. Industry waisi hai.”
Amaal Mallik Talks About Being Removed From Films When Amaal was talking to the contestants after a nominations task, he said, “Pehli baar mujhe is show mein aake bura lag raha hai… because I have been told to be a certain way… bade aaye bade gaye. Bohot bola, kahaan hai ki khatam kar denge tumhe… Dekhte hain kahan tak chaloge is industry mein… 20-20 calls karke bade bade bade actors producers ne pictures se nikaala hai, yahin khada hoon… kal phir hit dunga, phir aayenge Bhai gaana de do. Industry waisi hai.”
Amaal Shares His Side Of The Rumours Amaal later shared an incident with Tanya Mittal where he talked about how one of his own relatives had accused him of getting his songs composed by his father. For the unversed, Amaal Mallik is the son of Daboo Mallik, who himself is a very renowned music composer. The Bigg Boss contestant clarified that those are just rumours and he had written all of his songs himself.
Some Facts About Amaal Mallik Amaal Mallik is the son of the famous Indian music composer, Daboo Mallik. He is the brother of another beloved singer, Armaan Mallik. He is credited for some very famous songs in the Bollywood industry, like Kar Gayi Chull from Kapoor and Sons, Jab Tak from MS Dhoni, Buddhu Sa Mann from Kapoor and Sons, and more.
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(FOX40.COM) — Residents in lower latitudes across the world were able to get a rare sighting of the northern lights on recent nights, which featured an array of colors across the night skies.
The colors of the aurora borealis are usually green but could appear as other colors including red, blue, pink and purple, according to which compounds from the sun are interacting with compounds on Earth and how high up this is happening in the atmosphere, according to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.
People across the world captured the astronomical light show as the lights began appearing starting on Friday night and continuing through the weekend.
The aurora borealis, as the lights are also called, were caused by a rare G5 solar storm, which hasn’t occurred since October 2003.
The different aurora colors
The color of the aurora is determined by altitude and atmospheric compounds, according to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.
Nitrogen and oxygen are atmospheric compounds that help determine the color and could be found in different altitudes, the NOAA said.
“When charged particles from the sun enter our atmosphere, they interact with those compounds, and the aurora is the visible result,” NOAA officials said in a Facebook post. “Depending on which compounds are being excited by the Sun’s charged particles, different colors will result.”
The colors that appear are the result of whether it is oxygen or nitrogen and how much of the sun’s particles are interacting with these at once, according to NOAA.
The greenish-yellow light is the most familiar color of the aurora and it comes from oxygen, which also emits red light. Nitrogen typically generates a blue light.
Molecules from oxygen and nitrogen can give off an ultraviolent light, which can only be detected by special cameras on satellites, NOAA said.
Wearing red is correlated with winning more games in football.
The relationship between the color of sports uniforms and team performance has been an interest of sports scientists for years. The color red, in particular, has garnered attention for its psychological impacts and potential influence on the outcome of football matches.
Color Psychology and Perception
Color psychology suggests that colors can evoke specific emotions and behaviors in individuals. Red, often associated with danger, power, and aggression, might influence both the players wearing the color and their opponents.
The perception of increased aggression or dominance in teams wearing red could affect opponents’ confidence and performance. And this could potentially give the red team a psychological edge.
Historical Analysis of Winning Teams Wearing Red
Studies analyzing the performance of football teams in relation to their uniform colors have occasionally pointed to a higher success rate for teams wearing red. Researchers have scrutinized outcomes from various competitions, noting a seemingly disproportionate number of victories by teams donned in red. These observations suggest a correlation, but not a causation, between wearing red and winning. The underlying factors that might contribute to this phenomenon require more investigation.
Physiological Effects on Players
The psychological impact of color extends to the players themselves. Wearing red could subconsciously boost players’ confidence, making them feel more powerful and assertive on the field. This increased confidence might translate into more aggressive play. It could also lead to better coordination and a higher likelihood of taking calculated risks. These, in turn, can contribute to the chances of winning.
Opponents might also be psychologically affected by facing a team in red. The color’s associations with dominance and aggression could lead to intimidation or increased nervousness among opposing players. This psychological disadvantage could result in hesitations, errors, or a more defensive play style, inadvertently giving the team in red an advantage.
Cultural and Contextual Factors of Wearing Red
The impact of uniform color is not universal and can be influenced by cultural associations and the specific context of the match. In some cultures, red is seen as a lucky color, which could further enhance the psychological benefits for a team.
The significance of color can vary depending on the sport, level of competition, and the specific circumstances of a game. The rivalry between the teams involved is also important.
The science exploring the link between red football uniforms and the likelihood of winning is not definitive. The interplay of psychological, physiological, and cultural factors suggests that color can have an impact on sports performance.
Future research could provide more concrete evidence, potentially influencing team strategies and uniform choices in competitive sports. However, it’s important to remember that it is ultimately the skill, strategy, and teamwork that determine success.
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The holiday shopping season is upon us, and for any entrepreneurs with designers or visually inspired people in their lives, this is a deal really worth checking out. Through December 17 only, you can get this Nix Mini 2 Color-Matching Sensor on sale for just $59.97 (reg. $99). Make sure to order it by December 14 for on-time holiday delivery.
Designers and artists love this color sensor because when they see something they like in the world, they can use it to instantly scan and match that color to any of over 100,000 brand-name paint colors, as well as with sRGB HEX, CMYK, and LAB colors. It’s a lightweight tool that’s easy to carry around, and it has Bluetooth capabilities that make its reach even more impressive.
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We want kitchen that have color, character, space and ease of use.
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Our kitchens are not what they used to be. Once mere workspaces, they have become the rooms where families spend a majority of their time. No one knows this better than the Italian home appliance manufacturer founded in 1882 by Francesco Bertazzoni, which makes it the longest-standing family-owned appliance brand.
“One of the positive things about the pandemic is that people are experiencing the pleasure of more time at home,” says Nicola Bertazzoni, Bertazzoni Chief Operating Officer and sixth generation family member in the business. “Today, we see the kitchen as a source of joy and inspiration.”
“Here in California, you are what you drive,” adds Michael Rockstroh, who oversees operations in North America. “Now that is true for the kitchen.”
Bertazzoni has just released the results of its 2023 Kitchen Trend Report, which makes its debut at the end of the company’s 140th anniversary celebration. The survey was conducted online by The Harris Poll on behalf of Bertazzoni within the United States from October 6-11, 2022 among 2,029 U.S. adults ages 18 and older, among whom 1,408 are homeowners. Results show that, in 2023, the kitchen truly is the heart of the home, central to our daily lives and well-being.
Homeowners Are Prioritizing Kitchens
According to the survey, three out of four homeowners (75%) say they use the kitchen more than any other room in their home. Now, despite forecasts for a cooling housing market, state-of-the-art, large kitchens are in high demand. Whether looking for a refresh, a complete renovation, or a new house — homeowners will likely prioritize investing in kitchens.
A Connection To Nature And Induction Cooking
According to the survey, as we continue to spend more time at home, consumers are craving a sense of sanctuary: they are drawn to spaces that support rest and providing a source of joy and inspiration. For many, this is created by fostering a connection to nature. And while biophilic design has been on the rise for years, it’s now manifesting not only through the use of nature-inspired elements like wood and earth-toned color schemes, but through eco-conscious materials. Today’s homeowners are taking environmental considerations as well as aesthetics into account in their spaces.
“Appliances engineered for sustainability are now a must,” says Nicola Bertazzoni. “This is fostering a shift to induction cooking. In central and northern Europe, the shift has been growing for both economic and environmental reasons. In the United States, the trend is moving from the coasts inward.”
Bertazzoni says that “Going from gas to induction is like going from a tube TV to a flat-screen model.”
The study showed that 84% of US homeowners say that they want to purchase sustainable products for their home.
The Case For Two Kitchens
“Back kitchens” or “prep kitchens” are one of the hottest new premium kitchen trends: 42% of US homeowners say they would want a second kitchen in their home if money were no object. This jumps to 61% among those aged 18 – 44.
According to Bertazzoni’s survey, many homeowners aspire to have a second kitchen to create a separate, discrete space for food preparation. Offering the best of both worlds, homes with back kitchens allow an open, “front of house” entertaining space to host guests with an adjacent space to keep food prep and used dishware out of sight. For high-end homes, back kitchens create space for Instagram-worthy entertaining with friends and family.
We love mixed metals for their sophisticated accent.
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Mixed Metals Are In Demand
Nearly three in four U.S. homeowners (74%) are open to mixing metals within their home’s decorative finishes, demonstrating an appetite for sophisticated contrast and personality.
“This is an opportunity to personalize appliances,” says Nicola Bertazzoni. “It allows for more personality.
“At the same time, because kitchen appliances are a long-term investment, homeowners want timeless elegance”
Bertazzoni’s recently introduced Collezione Metalli collection has become a top-seller, with over 70% of Heritage Series Range purchases including corresponding metallic accents. These jewelry-inspired knob and handle elements bring refined, decorative details to the kitchen, with the company’s growing portfolio of high-end finishes like real gold, copper, and black nickel-plated finishes — which can be referred to as “truth in material” — creating high-quality design statements.
White kitchens are out: we want personality, as well as environmentally friendly products.
Designer Ginger Curtis, Urbanology Designs Photographer Mike Davello
“White Out”: Kitchens with Character are Coming Back
The advent of the highly personal kitchen is on the rise, particularly among consumers and homeowners who already embrace color in their personal style, and who tend to be more open to colorful kitchens with high-impact personalities. The survey found that only 19% of Americans find all-white kitchens appealing.
“People have an emotional response to color,” says Nicola Bertazzoni. “They venture into more expressive designs through colorful cabinetry, bold surfacing and appliances that provide a more personalized aesthetic.”
No More Open Shelving
Open shelving is officially out, with a whopping 83% of U.S. homeowners confirming they don’t find open shelving appealing. Instead, homeowners are embracing more sleek, integrated styles like enclosed cabinets and built-in or flush-to-cabinet appliances, which 54% of U.S. homeowners find enticing. These more functional options allow seamless, custom style with limited maintenance.
Two Tone Cabinets Are Too Much
Less than a quarter of U.S. homeowners (23%) say that contrasting colors or finishes, like blue lower cabinets and white upper cabinets, are of interest, making this once-buzzy trend officially on its way out.
Instead, designers and homeowners want to create contrast through eye-catching appliances, which can serve as the focal point of the kitchen without overwhelming the space.
‘BOLLYWOOD KARMA – HOLI in DC’ – First-Ever Indoor HOLI Event with COLORS and GLOW @ Washington, D.C.’s Premier Venue ‘KARMA DC’ with Bollywood Celebrity ‘DJ SVP’ on Saturday, March 23 – Brainchild of Manan Singh Katohora, Akhil Modha and Saumil Parikh
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updated: Mar 5, 2019
WASHINGTON, March 5, 2019 (Newswire.com)
– Every year, millions of South Asians UNITE to celebrate the spring festival “HOLI.” Brainchild of Manan Singh Katohora (JMD Creations), Akhil Modha (AM Productions) and Saumil Parikh (Band Baaja Entertainment), “BOLLYWOOD KARMA – HOLI in DC” is the first-ever indoor HOLI event with COLORS and GLOW at Washington, D.C.’s premier venue “KARMA DC” – http://dckarma.com/ – with nation’s best “DJ SVP” on Saturday, March 23 (8 p.m. to 3 a.m.).
Amid vibrant bursts of color, a troupe of dhol players — a traditional wooden drum played in South Asia — and people dance around and splash each other with powder colored red, yellow, blue and green. The scene depicts the classic Holi traditions of family and friends coming together to laugh, dance and feast.
HOLI is a spring festival, originating from the Indian subcontinent, celebrated predominantly in India, but has also spread to other areas of Asia and parts of the Western world through the diaspora from the Indian subcontinent, also known as the “festival of colours” or the “festival of love.” The festival signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, end of winter and for many, a festive day to meet others, play and laugh, forget and forgive and repair broken relationships. It is also celebrated as a thanksgiving for a good harvest. In recent years, the festival has spread to parts of Europe and North America as a spring celebration of love, frolic and colors.
Akhil Modha (AM Productions), Manan Singh Katohora (JMD Creations) and Saumil Parikh (Band Baaja Entertainment) host premiere Bollywood and international events for South Asians and international audiences in the DC/metro area (Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C.) – a symbol of peace, brotherhood and unity amidst the current chaos of the world. Men and women dressed up, sing and dance to the popular tunes of Bollywood and international music.
Food for purchase will be provided by “INDISH” – an exotic Indian restaurant.
