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Sunday, 30 January 2011
takes to the stage for her All Night Long tour in a very unusual dress
SHE IS WELLL KNOWN FOR HER UPTEMPO POP SONGS AND ENERGY DANCE ROUTINES"
SO IT UNDERSTANDABLE THE ALEXADRA BURKE WOULD OPT FOR SOME ONSTAGE OUTFITS THAT ALLOW FOR SOME MOVEMENT. MISS FB LYIMO SAY: GO,GO GIRL DONT EVER LET ANYTHING STOP YOU OF DOING YOUR THING"MBUTA NANGA !!
mashabiki wangu,wapendwa wangu,ndg zangu km kawaida ndani ya coventry on 5th feb lets us to party on my lovely bday come all ..party peopleeeee mpk li
HAYA PARTY LA NGUVU NDO HILI LAJA...OUR PRETTY SIS & FRIEND TECLA CHITAMBO'S BIRTHDAY PARTY "USIKOSE" NDO MANAKE,MATANGAZO KUWEKWA MAPEMA MBUTA NANGA!!
First Lady's Alexander McQueen dress has the claws out among U.S. fashion designers*MISS FB LYIMO SAY* KUSEMA UKWELI WANGU HIYO NGUO NYEKUNDU HAIJAMPENDEZA,NI KAMA MTU KACHUKUA SHUKA NA KUJIFUNGA VILE....5/10.MBUTA NANGA!!
First Lady's Alexander McQueen dress has the claws out among U.S. fashion designers
By Daily Mail ReporterLast updated at 7:35 PM on 29th January 2011
When Michelle Obama dazzled a formal dinner at the White House with a flame red gown gown by British designer Alexander McQueen, you could be forgiven for applauding her bold taste in fashion.
But the gesture appears to have fallen on stony ground in the U.S. after designers reacted with anger that she had not chosen a homegrown gown.
The decision, which some argued was taken because of the symbolism of the colour red in China, highlights the scrutiny devoted to the outfits the First Lady wears for state occasions.
Seeing red? Michelle Obama chose an Alexander McQueen gown for a state banquet at the White House, but her decision angered some U.S. designers
Confident: The silk organza may have been picked because of the symbolism of red in Chinese culture, but did not endear her to some critics
'American products in China and Chinese products in America. Why do you wear European clothes?'
Diane Von Furstenberg, president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, told the same publication: 'Our First Lady Michelle Obama has been wonderful at promoting our designers, so we were surprised and a little disappointed not to be represented for this major state dinner.'
The Obamas were hosting Chinese president Hu Jintao at an elaborate state dinner in Washington last week.
Line up: The First Lady posed with President Barack Obama and Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao
Style icon: Mrs Obama stands with designer Jason Wu, whose white, off-the-shoulder chiffon gown she wore at her husband's inauguration
Kate Betts, author of Everyday Icon: Michelle Obama and the Power of Style, said: 'Red is an obvious colour because in the Chinese colour it means good luck, but you expect an American or an American-based designer for an occasion like this.
'But she's always surprising, and that's why we're all riveted by her.'
The First Lady is no stranger to state occasion elegance. After President Obama's inauguration in the White House, she donated her gown to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History's First Ladies Collection in Washington.
Elegant: Mrs Obama wearing an Isabel Toledo dress as her husband goes to a church service after winning the 2008 election
She also wore a black and white Isabel Toledo dress for which she received praise while in London and another dress by the same designer as her husband went to be sworn in in Washington D.C.
Mrs Obama could arguably be included in a list of politics most glamorous, along with former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.
Explore more:
- People:
- Diane Von Furstenberg,
- Michelle Obama
- Places:
- London,
- Washington,
- France,
- China,
- America
- Organisations:
- White House
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1351704/First-Ladys-Alexander-McQueen-dress-sparks-discontent-U-S-fashion-designers.html#ixzz1CTXze7Gn
'Clock out if you want to talk about the weather or your babies' angry council tells 'timewasting' employeesBy Paul Sims*MISS FB LYIMO ,SAY " HAHAHAHAA, WHAT ? AMA KWELI DUNIA INAELEKEA WAPI ? YANI UPO KAZINI UNAKUWA KAMA BUBU HAMNA KUONGEA NA WAFANYAKAZI WENZIO..?MBUTA NANGA!!
'Clock out if you want to talk about the weather or your babies' angry council tells 'timewasting' employees
By Paul SimsLast updated at 1:14 AM on 29th January 2011
Just be careful if you plan to discuss this story with colleagues when you go back to work on Monday.
For it seems that in some offices, the Government’s austerity measures are leading to other cutbacks...on chit-chat.
Council bosses have sent a draconian email to benefits department staff banning gossip.
Big no-no: Don't think it's acceptable to talk to your colleagues about children or pets, warn council bosses (posed by models)
The reason? Workers must increase efficiency because of the ‘current economic climate’ and proposed cuts to local government spending.
The strict message to 31 workers at Carlisle city council also bans looking at photographs and trawling the internet.
Forbidden topics of conversation include holidays, babies and pets.
The email, sent earlier this month by team leaders David Blake and Neil Dewar, reads: ‘In order to ensure maximum output is produced, the working ethos within the office will need to change.
‘Staff should be aware of the reason they are here, which is to work and not to treat the office as a day-to-day holiday camp.
‘It is not a requirement for you not to talk to your fellow colleagues but you should ensure that non-work conversations are kept to a minimum.
‘Staff should log into systems first thing and not “catch up on the gossip”. Smokers are required to clock out when they want a cigarette.
‘Surely it is not unreasonable to expect you to clock out if you want to have a ten-minute conversation with a colleague about the weather?
‘The way we have worked previously cannot be sustained in the current economic climate and we must all change our ways.’
THE EMAIL SENT TO EMPLOYEES
'In order to ensure maximum output is produced, the working ethos within the office will need to change.
'Staff should be aware of the reason why they are here, which is to work and not to treat the office as a day-to-day holiday camp.
'It is not a requirement for you not to talk to your fellow colleagues but you should ensure that non-work conversations are kept to a minimum.'
The e-mail lists examples of 'non-work' subjects, including 'conversations about holidays, babies and pets.'
The e-mail also warns against social-networking, sport or fashion websites, looking at photographs and posting adverts on for-sale or wanted websites.
'Staff should log into systems first thing and not "catch up on gossip".'
'Smokers are required to clock-out when they want a cigarette. Surely it is not unreasonable to expect you to clock-out if you wish to have a 10-minute conversation with a colleague about the weather?
'The way we have worked previously cannot be sustained in the current economic climate and we must all change our ways.'
'Staff should be aware of the reason why they are here, which is to work and not to treat the office as a day-to-day holiday camp.
'It is not a requirement for you not to talk to your fellow colleagues but you should ensure that non-work conversations are kept to a minimum.'
The e-mail lists examples of 'non-work' subjects, including 'conversations about holidays, babies and pets.'
The e-mail also warns against social-networking, sport or fashion websites, looking at photographs and posting adverts on for-sale or wanted websites.
'Staff should log into systems first thing and not "catch up on gossip".'
'Smokers are required to clock-out when they want a cigarette. Surely it is not unreasonable to expect you to clock-out if you wish to have a 10-minute conversation with a colleague about the weather?
'The way we have worked previously cannot be sustained in the current economic climate and we must all change our ways.'
Union leaders yesterday branded the email a disgrace.
Ged Caig, of the GMB, said: ‘It’s unbelievable. Morale is already rock bottom because of the threat of redundancy. For managers to issue this is disgraceful. The workforce feel threatened enough. The city council prides itself on being a good employer but this isn’t the action of a good employer.’
Last night, senior officials at the council distanced themselves from the directive and said the authority planned to ‘learn lessons’ from the fall-out.
Dr Jason Gooding, Carlisle city council’s deputy chief executive, said: ‘On this occasion the approach to managing staff has fallen a little short of the high standards the council has rightly come to expect of its team leaders and managers.
‘Discussions on performance
and capability should generally be conducted face-to-face with the relevant members of staff – not through general email communication.
‘We will be working with managers and staff to ensure positive lessons are learned following this experience. This is an isolated incident and does not reflect the management style we are working hard to develop.’
A team meeting for benefits staff has been arranged for next month to discuss their grievances over the email.
It is understood that the managers involved will not face disciplinary action.
The message, which was sent at 9.49am on January 6, was entitled ‘working practices’.
It listed ‘examples of where people need to look at how they work’, including ‘conversations with staff from other departments who come to see you regarding non-work- related issues, congregating around a PC to look at photos/Facebook entry/fashion/sport, standing in the corridor/in the office/kitchen for ten minutes for a general chit-chat’.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1351337/Clock-want-talk-weather-babies-angry-council-tells-timewasting-employees.html#ixzz1CTU4plep
SI MCHEZO ,,,MLIWAZOESHA SASA NDO MNASTUKIA EEE,,,SIJUI NA MIMI NIKAJIUNGE HUKO NOTTING HILL? RUWA MANGI*
All are being housed in Westminster, Kensington or Chelsea – the wealthiest parts of the country.
Five families are receiving the maximum of £2,000 a week, the equivalent to a working family’s mortgage on a £1.5million house.
It will re-ignite the row over the housing benefit bill, which has spiralled from £14billion ten years ago to £21billion. It is more than the country spends on policing and universities combined.
The identity of the ten families is being kept secret because of privacy rules.
Some previous cases, when the claimaints have been identified, involved even larger sums.
Toorpakai Saiedi, a jobless Afghan immigrant with seven children, had rent of £2,875 per week on a large house in Acton, West London, paid by Ealing Council. The total benefits bill was £170,000 a year.
Outrage at the 2008 case led to Labour introducing the £2,000 per week limit.
In another case, Abdi Nur, along with his wife and their seven children, was given a £2.1million townhouse at the expense of the taxpayer. The 42-year-old, from Somalia, moved into the three-storey property in Notting Hill after he objected to the ‘poor’ area of North-West London they were living in.
David Cameron said his case was ‘an outrage’.
Coalition ministers insist that, while tackling abuse at the top end of the scale, their proposals will not cause the feared ‘social cleansing’.
Figures seen by the Mail show that 96 per cent of 642,200 claimants whose handouts will be reduced will face rent shortfalls of £20 a week or less, and 79 per cent of £10 or less.
The Government expects the vast majority of landlords to cover the shortfall by making a small cut in their rents.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1351537/The-10-families-costing-1m-state-handouts.html#ixzz1CTOS5qXv
Five families are receiving the maximum of £2,000 a week, the equivalent to a working family’s mortgage on a £1.5million house.
It will re-ignite the row over the housing benefit bill, which has spiralled from £14billion ten years ago to £21billion. It is more than the country spends on policing and universities combined.
The identity of the ten families is being kept secret because of privacy rules.
Some previous cases, when the claimaints have been identified, involved even larger sums.
Smart part of town: The Nurs' home in Notting Hill, paid for by state benefits
Outrage at the 2008 case led to Labour introducing the £2,000 per week limit.
In another case, Abdi Nur, along with his wife and their seven children, was given a £2.1million townhouse at the expense of the taxpayer. The 42-year-old, from Somalia, moved into the three-storey property in Notting Hill after he objected to the ‘poor’ area of North-West London they were living in.
David Cameron said his case was ‘an outrage’.
Coalition ministers insist that, while tackling abuse at the top end of the scale, their proposals will not cause the feared ‘social cleansing’.
Figures seen by the Mail show that 96 per cent of 642,200 claimants whose handouts will be reduced will face rent shortfalls of £20 a week or less, and 79 per cent of £10 or less.
The Government expects the vast majority of landlords to cover the shortfall by making a small cut in their rents.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1351537/The-10-families-costing-1m-state-handouts.html#ixzz1CTOS5qXv
The 10 families who are costing us an astonishing £1m a year between them just in housing benefits*MISS FB LYIMO SAY ,,SI ZIPO ZA BURE NA KAMA ZIPO NA MNAZITOA WHY NOT GO FOR IT ?? MBUTA NANGA!!!
The 10 families who are costing us an astonishing £1m a year between them just in housing benefits
By Daily Mail ReporterLast updated at 7:24 AM on 29th January 2011
Waste of taxpayers' money: Several families have been given thousands in annual housing benefit like Abdi Nur (pictured)
The huge sums being lavished on the families by the taxpayer are allowing them to live in streets normally reserved for millionaires.
Five of the families are receiving the maximum payment of £2,000 per week.
It is the first proof that George Osborne was correct when he claimed some households were receiving sums in excess of £100,000 a year.
Last night, the Chancellor told the Daily Mail: ‘It is precisely this kind of shocking waste of public money under the previous Labour government that led to Britain’s debt problems.
‘We are bringing an end to this by putting a cap on the total amount of benefit that a family can receive so the days of £100,000 housing benefit claims are gone.’
The Coalition triggered a furious reaction last year when it unveiled plans to cut the top rate of housing benefit to £400 a week. Chris Bryant, the Labour justice spokesman, said the cuts would lead to ‘social cleansing’, with 200,000 people forced out of the capital.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, also spoke of a ‘Kosovo-style’ exodus.
Critics even questioned whether Mr Osborne could back his claim that some families were in receipt of six-figure annual sums.
But Freedom of Information replies received by this newspaper show there are at least ten families in London sharing a £1million housing benefit bill between them.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1351537/The-10-families-costing-1m-state-handouts.html#ixzz1CTLUB625
Saturday, 29 January 2011
ARE YOU A TAURUS,? OK THEN THIS IS FOR YOU TODAY 29-01-2011*
A friend or lover may come to mean everything to you at this time. Romance and other things that tug at your emotions come your way as a new cycle begins. This is a creative period for you, a time to take a chance, a time to be appreciated and admired and to take some risks.
'Gay' Ugandan Brenda Namigadde wins temporary reprieve
'Gay' Ugandan Brenda Namigadde wins temporary reprieve
Brenda Namigadde fears returning to Uganda where a newspaper recently outed homosexual people A Ugandan woman who says she is a lesbian has been granted an injunction by a High Court judge temporarily preventing her deportation.
Brenda Namiggade says she fears for her life if she is returned to Uganda where gay sex is against the law.The Home Office earlier said a court had ruled she was "not homosexual" and therefore did not have a genuine claim.
Prominent gay rights campaigner David Kato was beaten to death near the Ugandan capital Kampala on Wednesday. MISS FB LYIMO.SAY .MBUTA NANGA""
Friday, 28 January 2011
HOW MORNING SEX CAN IMPROVE YOUR HEATH AND MOOD FOR THE WHOLE DAY: mbuta nanga!!
IT WILL COME AS A SURPRISE TO NO-ONE THAT SEX MAKES PEOPLE HAPPY.
BUT FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SEX FIRST THING IN THE MORNING "like me" joke!!say miss FB LYIMO) THE BENEFITS WILL LAST ALL DAY LONG. ACCORDING TO NEW RESEACH PUBISHED TODAY : INTERCOUSE AT THE START OF THE DAY RELEASES A FEEL-GOOD CHEMICAL THAT BOOTS YOUR MOOD.
KAZI KWELI KWELI,GET ON IT LOVERS!!
THE TWO WOMEN IN SIMON COWELL'S LIFE.XFACTOR BOSS TAKES CHERYL COLE AND FIANCEE MEZGHAN HUSSSAINY TO TV AWARDS* BY YOU BEEN SNAP REPORTER*
PEEK -A-BOO: SIMON COULDN'T RESIST A SNEAK PEEK AT HIS GILFRIEND'S ASSETS THOUGH SHE LAUGHED IT OFF" ee ndao shindo shiumbe mleu
HE IS FAMOUS FOR HIS FEMALE FRIENDSHIPS-SO IT WAS ONLY NATURAL SIMON COWELL WAS WITH TWO OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WOMEN IN HIS LIFE CURRENTLY AT THE NATIONAL TELEVISION AWARDS !!
miss FB Lyimo saya. I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU SIMON COWELL.BE BLESS ALWAYS !!
AND THE AWARD FOR THE CLOSEST SHAVE GOES TO:MO' NIQUE FINALLY TRIES A SMOTH APPROACH FOR THE OSCAR NOMINATIONS* MISS FB LYIMO say , OMG! nilidhania ni miguu ya mwanaume.lol..au kimovie movie vile.kumbe la" KUDADADEKI KAMA NI UKWELI HIVYO NDIVYO UIACHAVYO MIGUU YAKO...WATUAIBISHA DADA* MBUTA NANGA!!
AWARD -WINNINS;THE 43 YEAR-OLD WON NUMEROUS AWARDS LAST YEAR FOR HER ROLE IN THE MOVIE PRECIOUS *
Thursday, 27 January 2011
Bracket - Yori Yori - Nigeria
FOR SURE WAPENDANAO WAUKWELI ..NO ONE CAN LOVE YOU THE WAY I DO"""DO " DO""mbuta nanga!!
Happy Birthday - Disney Song - Lyrics
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU MY DEAR PRETTY CHRISTINA & CUTE CYRIL* EVERYONE LOVE YOU LOTS . GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR BOTH LOVELY FAMILY'S * RUWA MANGI !!! LOVE Miss FB Lyimo*
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