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A Naples woman was literally painting the town park Friday just before getting arrested, police said. An 18-year-old woman painted her face black and white, dunked her hands in blue paint and then began painting a city park, Naples police reported. A witness told police he saw a young blonde woman, later identified as Elizabeth Ann Peele, 18, of the 1000 block of 10th Street North, painting several benches, poles and tables of Fleischmann Park a light blue color, according to reports. She had black and white face paint on and light blue paint on the palm of her hands,...

Since 1977, Camilo Jose Vergara has been using photography to document the the transformation of urban landscapes in America. He describes his approach as interdisciplinary, using techniques from fields that include sociology, architecture, photography, urban planning, history and anthropology. Vergara has focused upon the gradual erosion of urban neighborhoods through neglect and abandonment, often photographing the same structures repeatedly over decades in order to capture this process of of urban decay. The photography presented here is from Vergara’s project entitled Invincible Cities.

Please explain to me what this guy's had done to himself. Hired people to work their magic on his face and hair. The freeper women have a better idea of the trickery involved. I've never seen a candidate taking so many beauty treatments. Up above shows a face peel, collagen injections in cheeks, botox and darker hair coloring? How come this clown doesn't get outed for the vain metrosexual he is really is? Only one man in four would vote for him if this happened. Please post any "makeover" photos. Before and after etc.

Does he have an 'undertaker' apply his make up?

<p>WASHINGTON — House Democrats have declared war on the Republican leadership, vowing to gum up the legislative process in retaliation for what they say is systematic and unfair treatment by the majority. “Our bag of tricks is somewhat small, but we will continue to use it,” said Stacey Farnen, spokeswoman for House Minority Whip Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md. “There are some more dramatic ways we can express ourselves.”</p>