Powder coating is a powder, and it is baked on to achieve a uniform finish. It can be applied with a gun or can, and is electrostatically charged to stick to the surface when sprayed. 07-11-2012, 05:02 pm
Keisha is used mostly in English. Its language of origin is African-Bobangi, Hebrew, and English-American. The name could be derived from the African name Keshia, but the possibility is low.
One of the most plausible stories places the roots of kabuki in the Izumo region of Shimane. In 1572, a young girl was born to a blacksmith in Matsue. This girl went on to become a miko (a young girl who serves at a shrine) at Izumo Taisha. Her name was Izumo-no-Okuni, and she became the originator of what we now know as kabuki. As a miko at Izumo Taisha, she performed ritual dances for different ceremonies, and was quite talented.