Makeup artist Sarah Tanno created a hyper-human effect by hiding Gaga's eyebrows and painting her pout a deep wine red hue. Gaga - birth name Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta - couldn't help but gush about the eccentric collaboration online, telling followers why she and the champagne were the perfect match. 'Dom Pérignon and I are both driven by the need for creative freedom, ' she wrote. 'We're excited to share the Queendom with you, an artistic universe we created with my dear friend [fashion photographer Nick Knight]! ' she went on, teasing a short film which will come out on April 6th. Creativity: Gaga gushed about the eccentric collaboration online, telling followers, 'Dom Pérignon and I are both driven by the need for creative freedom' World-building: The Academy Award-nominated star crafted a short film for the beloved bubbly brand along with the help of British fashion photographer Nick Knight In an accompanying video, the beauty rocked a sophisticated white suit and said: '[Dom Perignon's] tradition is centuries old, but they push their own boundaries and find ways to reinvent themselves completely.
Where to spot, or hear, Cuckoos in Bowland There are several places around Bowland you might spot or hear a Cuckoo, these are: Cragg Wood, Clougha Stocks reservoir, Gisburn Forest Croasdale Cross of Greet Dunsop Valley Langden Valley Longridge Fell Bowland Larry ' Larry ' was an adult male Cuckoo who was caught and tagged in June 2015 near Stocks Reservoir, he was last heard from in 2019. A licensed bird ringer (Cuckoos are a protected species) called Mark Breaks from Newton in Bowland was involved in catching 'Larry' together with researchers from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), data from Larry's satellite tag and that of some 60 other Cuckoos tracked over the years revealed the routes they take on their autumn migration to Africa, whereabouts they spend the winter and the routes they take back to Britain in the spring. The satellite data for Larry showed that in 2015 he travelled via Hungary, Croatia, Italy and Libya to the Sahara Desert which he crossed over to the country of Chad, then he travelled via the Congo rainforest to overwinter in northern Angola.
A surprising source (Tim Ferriss of all people) says in his book that milk products may be low on the glycemic index but are still very high on the insulinemic index. I was intrigued and did a bit of inconclusive research, so I am appealing to you all for more help. Do any of you notice less ketosis or more insulin surges after a particularly cheesy day? This article says that fermented milk products have 3 to 6 fold differences between their glycemic index and their insulinemic index. I started the Tim Ferriss diet a week ago and decided to go keto yesterday, so please note I am a total noob! Ferriss says eat beans, but not milk (except cottage cheese). Keto says eat fermented milk products, but not beans. What say you? And do you think there is any validity to the claim made here against fermented milk stuffs?