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It never ceases to amaze me. I log onto Facebook thinking I'm going to have the ultimate Facebook experience, but instead I end up feeling like I'm on an episode of Punk'd. The crazy thing about it is that it has become the norm on Facebook to be obnoxious, bipolar or just weird. I am certain that a lot of people don't realize that they are being annoying because they don't have the slightest idea how to engage socially. This is where I come in. I don't profess to be an expert, but I'm a people person and I know people pretty well. Therefore, I have come up with a few cardinal sins that no one should attempt to commit on Facebook. Why? Because I said so, duh! No, really, it just makes you appear socially awkward and will probably scare away your Facebook friends if you do these things. If you can try to steer clear of these social networking blunders, people will probably try not to avoid you when they see you on the street. Here goes:
1) Facebook "poking" is considered subtle flirting. Poking has become one of those tabs that is overused. Go easy on the pokes!
2) Facebook Addiction Syndrome relates to anyone who is unable to log off of Facebook. They literally stay on Facebook all day and all night. If you are this person, join your local support group fast because there are bound to be thousands of others just like ya, bruh. How do you know you have a problem? You continually stay watching updates on your phone ALL FREAKING DAY! Don't be surprised if you see me in there!
3) Facebook Attention Whores are just that, attention seekers, but on Facebook! They crave attention and Facebook is their platform so they use it to the umpteenth power! They tend to share wayyyy too much information about themselves and their lives on Facebook. They don't realize that they are inviting all the judgments and criticisms that follow. If this is you, you probably think its cute, but it's just plain annoying. You might want to try acting classes if you need an outlet to display your drama because you clearly missed your calling!
4) Facebook affairs/cheating start when someone is cheating on their boyfriend/girlfriend or husband/wife on Facebook with inappropriate inboxes and messages. They start tagging each other in certain posts and commenting on each others' pages. You know its not right, but you do it anyway and eventually you exchange telephone numbers. That's when the normal cheating starts until your significant other finds out and blasts your stupid behinds on Facebook! By this time, half of your Facebook friends had already peeped it with all the inappropriate tags and what not!
5) Facebook Dick Rider is one who always seems to comment on someone's Facebook statuses, photos, or post. They are freaking relentless! It never fails! I counted my posts in one week and noticed that the same person commented each time I posted! Not only is it creepy, it's just weird! If you do this, stop it right now! One person's posts can't be that dang good to you!
6) Facebook Drama Queen is the same as a Facebook Attention Whore.
7) Facebook Papparazzi are people who are constantly taking pictures to post on their Facebook pages. They don't care how you look because they will always be ready! They do it as an attempt to make their life look more fun or interesting, but in real life they are far from Angelina and Brad!
8) Facebook hickey happens typically when a female makes her presence known on her significant other's page to discourage lurking hopefuls from trying to get to them. It doesn't work. Their inbox still works. See Facebook Affairs.
9) The Facebook Faker is a person that appears super hot in their Facebook pics, but in real life is not so attractive! This is usually a catfish situation, but that aint none of my business!
10) Facebook Gamers send game requests all day!!!! It's the most annoying thing on Facebook. You reject one, and ten more come just like it! It's a Facebook cancer that won't disappear. It has gotten to the point where I have nightmares about Candy Crush. If you're a Facebook Gamer, get a life! Some of us hate it and we are trying to be nice about it!
Well, there are more. Maybe I will post them in another blog, but for now you get the picture! Go and try to not to commit these sins ever again!
On Saturday, June 21, I attended Beauty and the Beat-Dallas, hosted by celebrity makeup artists Renny Vasquez and Tatiana Ward, also known as BeatFaceHoney on Twitter and Instagram. They are currently on a multi-city tour to help train the next group of up and coming makeup artists. It was a wonderful experience. The class was just big enough for artists to feel free to ask questions and to get to know Renny and Tatiana.
Even though Renny and Tatiana had very interesting success stories, I found them both to be very genuine individuals. Despite getting to the same destination at the same time, they both have two very different stories. However, they offered the same advice for anyone looking to become a makeup artist in the future. Here are their pearls of wisdom:
1) Build relationships. No matter what business you're in, relationships will be an important factor in your business. In order to be successful, you will need to practice building healthy business relationships. In the makeup world, an amicable relationship with a client can turn into a great opportunity for the next job. Todays interns are tomorrows bosses. It is critical to your success to treat them all the same to help build a name for yourself in the industry.
2) Don't let your excuses become your story. Many people will have a dream or a goal, but fail to plan properly. When the plan fails, all they can give you is a bunch of excuses why the plan didn't work. Renny says that when you're really determined to succeed you will not allow anything to discourage you from your dream. Excuses will keep you from becoming successful.
3) Don't worry about time. Just do it right. No one needs a makeup artist that is fast and ineffective. I wouldn't care how long a makeup artist takes if I walk away looking like perfection. Renny states that a good makeup artist isn't concerned with time. They just want to get it right.
4) Preparation helps you meet opportunity. Little jobs can help you prepare for the big jobs. Don't turn down those free jobs or menial jobs. Use those jobs as opportunities to help prepare you for your ultimate job. Things don't just happen by happenstance. Prepare yourself for your big opportunity by doing all the little jobs that are going to lead you to the big one.
5) Demonstrate whats unique about you to your client. If you're on Instagram, you know that it is flooded with aspiring makeup artists and small boutiques trying to become the next big fish in a massive pond. If you're one of those makeup artists that wants to be the next best makeup artist in the game, then you need to do something that makes you stand out. No one can tell you what is great about you, but you. Figure it out and deliver it every single time to your clients.
If you're aspiring to become a makeup artist and you're not having much luck. try these five tips from Renny. Don't give up! If you're interested in getting more information about Beauty and the Beat makeup class with Renny and Tatiana, you can go to www.beautyandthebeatmemphis.eventbrite.com.
You ever wonder how you have 1500 Facebook friends, but you never hear a peep from half of them? Then you post an amazing topic and leave it up for a week, but only 100 likes and barely any comments! What about the great pics you posted from the beach? Wait, I lost weight for those suckers just so I could post! Still, nothing!
I have finally learned that no matter how great your posts and your pics are, there are still numerous people on your Facebook friends list that will never like or comment on your posts. These people are habitual lurkers and they are happy as such. They get on just to scroll through timelines, but you never know they're there until they mention your post topics or pics in general conversation some where. That's how you know that these individuals are watching, but they are NEVER going to say anything. There isn't much you can do about it. However, I have compiled a list of the main types of lurkers and the real reasons why they lurk. Here goes:
1) Some FB friends are just nosey. They don't want you to know it, though. They live for the drama, the break ups, the make ups, the gossip, and secret groups. If it weren't for Facebook, they would never know anything about anyone. However, they must appear like they don't care. Don't let them fool you. They know everyone in their friends list and they can tell you their every move….if they post it on Facebook!
2) Some of your FB friends are afraid to appear stupid. These are the friends with whom I sympathize. Intelligent rants aren't their strong suit. Therefore, silence is their friend. There is nothing you can do about it unless you want to go back and educate them. Spelling might be a problem for them, as well. They are probably a bit grammatically challenged, but it's just safer to remain quiet. Thus, they lurk.
3) Some of your exes are afraid of what their current spouses or significant others' will say. They are watching, too, you know? Your ex wants to comment on those throwback pictures you posted, but they can't. They know if they do, they will catch all kinds of crap from their significant other who peruses their page faithfully just to see if any exes are posting anything inappropriate. They know ALL about you! To try to keep the peace, your ex just can't! That's why they have their friends do it! It's called Ex-gate! You can't win against ex-lurkers. Just cross them off your like list. Not a bad idea to delete them just to keep the drama at a minimum.
4) Some just lack confidence. They weren't popular in school and they rarely talk to people now. They still have a problem with their extreme shyness. They want to connect, but they haven't yet learned how. Wait on it! They might come around.
5) Some of your FB friends are groupies and not fans. The case of groupie-gate is serious! Haters are real and they follow you on Facebook. They don't care anything about you, your life, or your struggle, but they follow you so they can witness firsthand. Then, go back and discuss with their friends. I call them groupies and not fans because don't love the people they stalk; they just need something to talk about. Facebook groupies aren't any different. No sense in deleting them either because they will just go to their friends page and lurk from there. I kind of like my groupies because I make sure I give them plenty to discuss. Never a dull moment on my page.
This is how you handle the above group of Facebook friends: accept them. They might not be worth a good debate in a post, but they sure make your friends list look good. They aren't a complete wash. Revel in it.
Funny thing happened to me on my way to 40; I grew up. I learned so many things about myself and about life in general. If I had learned these things 20 years ago, I might have saved myself some major blunders. At 40, I think I am just starting to understand the meaning of life. I try to tell my daughters, but they think I don't know anything. Hence, the reason I wrote number eight. Since they won't listen, maybe some young person who didn't have a mom or dad to tell them these things will. Here goes….
I have few regrets, but I plan to have even less before I die. I think I have finally learned the key to happiness. At 40, I'm finally living. It took a long time, but I'm so grateful I got here. Now it's your turn to go out and give life a fair shot!
Here's the Introduction to my upcoming eBook, "Confidence Is More Than a Word, It's an Attitude"
When I was about ten years old, I made myself up in my aunt's makeup and went to school. At the time, I was living with my aunt. She left for work an hour earlier than my cousin and I would leave for school. She had no idea that I used to play in her makeup. On this particular day, I had decided that I wanted to take my show on the road and look like all the adults at school because I have always thought I was grown. I presumed that if I did this, then I would look better than the rest of my classmates. At least, that was my assumption! I think I surprised everyone, even myself!
Fashion Fair was the brand and I know I must have used as much foundation as I could on my face. I did not care because in my mind I was fabulous! I will never forget the reaction on the boys' faces when I walked in the room with all of my makeup and my head held high. John Washington sat in front of me and said, "You look like a monkey!" I still did not care! What did he know anyway? He was just a boy!
Mrs. Stone, my fifth grade teacher, walked up to me and told me to go wash my face. Even then, I thought everyone else had the problem and not me. Regardless of what anyone thought of me that day, I still had my own perception. It was my own personal view of myself that enabled me to walk into that classroom looking totally ridiculous and still feel good about myself.
Today I can tell you that I am still that same girl that will do the most outrageous things and not care what other people think. A few years ago, I had to take a personality test on a previous job to find out what my talents were. It came as no surprise to me that my number one personality trait was my ability to "woo" the crowd, which stands for "winning over others". That is how my moniker "SashaWoo" was derived. My coworker told me that when I walked in with my makeup and full diva regalia I was no longer Ponchitta Lilly; I was SashaWoo! She was right! Makeup and hair are an immediate confidence boost for me and then I come alive! Hence, the reason I know I was born to sell makeup. I have learned the one thing about me that sets me apart from everyone else. It has nothing to do with my Fashion Fair makeup. That one thing is CONFIDENCE!
These days they call it SWAG, but whatever you call it, recognize the importance of what it is. Then you need to recognize what it can do for you and your image, your career, and your personal life. Whether you need to spruce up your personal or professional life, more self-confidence will help accomplish that.
Nicki Minaj, Lady Gaga, and Beyonce' did not become overnight successes due to raw talent alone. They had help! What helps them is their self-confidence. It takes self-confidence to walk into a room full of people that are totally opposite your own personality wearing only a feather or pink hair. After all, that is not the kind of stuff that normal people do every day, right? However, that one thing sets these three entertainers apart. They have learned how to woo the crowd by walking into a room and being noticed. Not everyone has that talent and this is why I am writing this book.
Many people may think that I sell makeup, but I disagree. What I sell is confidence and makeup is a byproduct of my sales. I can tell you that if you can learn how to be self-confident and self-assured, then everything else will be easy.
I have met thousands of women that came to me not wanting my makeup, but a bottle of confidence! That is what I sell them before I sell them one tube of lipstick or foundation. Makeup will not do one single thing for your image if you cannot own who you already are! We are all beautiful and unique in our own special way! No amount of makeup can hide your inner insecurities until you have learned to master the art of being happy with whom you are before you apply any makeup! The purpose of makeup is to enhance one's own natural beauty. It was not created
to mask your own individuality!
When I wrote Confidence Is More than a Word, It's an Attitude, I was thinking of every woman that looked at another woman and thought I want to be like her! I want to tell that woman, no you want to be a better version of you because who you are is already a first edition bestseller! You just have not learned how to market your masterpiece! I am going to tell you how to do that with class, charm, and charisma. If you want to be
the "It" person that people call or come to, then you have to learn what it means to be confident and get yourself in front of the crowd.
I hardly had to learn how to be confident to woo the crowd. However, I did have to learn how to harness those skills to make them beneficial professionally. When I did, I saw heaven's gates open! I noticed how people responded to me because of my confidence. I noticed that my self-confidence in interviews, meetings, and new adventures always led to new and better opportunities for me.
If you are reading this book, then maybe you need some more reassuring in this area. I am here to tell you that what you are about to read works. If you apply these simple suggestions to your own personal and professional life, then you will certainly see how your circles will begin to grow and your personal and professional life will benefit. People will want to know who you are and remember your name.
I truly believe that there is an inner "woo" in each of us. All you have to do is learn the right tools to awaken the dragon! Once you do, watch how positively people respond to you! Woo the crowd and win their hearts….
Ponchitta SashaWoo
Confidence Is More Than a Word, It's an Attitude will be released in the Fall!
June sparks National Cancer Survivor's Day. For the past 27 years the United States has celebrated survivors of cancer. Today we celebrate 14 million cancer survivors in our country and to show our support The National Cancer Organization has designated special colors to wear showing support for a particular type of cancer.
Cancer, which affects all colors and nationalities, affects millions annually. If we have not personally been affected by cancer, we know someone who has. It could be our mothers, sisters, brothers, family, or friends. Some survived, but some did not. In an effort to show our love and support for those who made it and those who did not, let us all wear the colors that represent the cancers that have affected our lives.
Awareness Color—-Meaning
Lavender————All Cancers
Grey—————–Brain Cancer
Gold—————–Childhood Cancer
Dark Blue————Colon Cancer
Periwinkle————-Stomach Cancer
Burgundy————–Multiple Myeloma
Purple——————Pancreatic Cancer
Green——————-Gallbladder or Liver
White——————–Lung Cancer
Plum———————-Honors Caregivers
Light Blue—————-Prostate Cancer
Teal———————–Ovarian Cancer
Yellow——————–Sarcoma/Bone Cancer
Pink———————-Breast Cancer
Peach——————–Uterine Cancer
What do you do if you have several loved ones who have been affected by the different cancers? Wear more than one color on another day for the rest of this month. National Cancer Survivor's Day lasts for the entire month of June. Therefore, you have all month to support the ones you love.
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David Moyes says he is disappointed to have lost Wayne Rooney for the remainder of Tour 2013 presented by Aon, but has told MUTV it was important that he returned to the UK to receive treatment on a hamstring injury.
In an exclusive interview with the official club channel, Moyes revealed that the striker reported the injury on the day the Reds flew out to Bangkok, and after further investigations into the problem on arrival in Thailand's capital it was agreed that the best way forward to treat Rooney would be for him to return to the Aon Training Complex in Manchester.
"It's disappointing," Moyes told MUTV. "The day we left [Manchester for the tour] he just felt his hamstring tighten up right at the end of training and we thought there would be no problem. But after the long flight we decided we'd get him tested and scanned and have a look at things and there is just a small grade one injury there.
"He didn't train yesterday and we thought it would be worth just seeing what it was and there was a very slight mark on his hamstring. We won't take any chances - there is no point in taking him any further round the world so we've sent him back and he'll get treatment at the Aon Training Complex."

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FRIDAY, Feb. 21, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Heading a soccer ball -- a common move on the playing field -- can have serious, long-term effects on the brain, warns a Canadian researcher.
Concussions account for as many as 8.6 percent of injuries in soccer, according to a study by Dr. Tom Schweizer, director of the neuroscience research program at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Some of these concussions are caused by collisions, while others come from heading -- deliberately using your head to control the ball.
Not enough attention is paid to the consequences of this particular tactic, which can have lasting effects on thinking and memory even when the blows to the head aren't severe enough to cause a concussion, Schweizer said.
"The practice of heading, which might occur thousands of times over a player's career, carries unknown risks, but may uniquely contribute to cognitive decline or impairment in the short- or long-term," Schweizer explained in a hospital news release.
"Thus, soccer players present a unique opportunity to study whether cumulative sub-concussive impacts affect cognitive functioning, similar to that of concussions," he said.
In a review of existing studies published online recently in the journal Brain Injury, Schweizer examined how often concussions occur in soccer.
One study revealed that nearly 63 percent of varsity soccer players had symptoms of a concussion at some point, but only about 19 percent knew it. In another study, nearly 82 percent of players who had at least one concussion had two or more of these head injuries. The research found that those who suffered one concussion had a 3.15 times greater chance of having another one than players who never had this type of injury.
A separate study also revealed that soccer-related concussions accounted for 15 percent of all sports concussions. Girls' soccer was second only to football for sports-related concussions, accounting for 8.2 percent of these head injuries, the study found.
The long-term result of these head injuries included problems with memory, planning and perception, the review found. One study noted that professional soccer players who engaged in the most heading performed the worst on verbal and visual memory tests as well as tests of their attention span. A separate study also found older and retired players had significant problems with conceptual thinking, reaction times and concentration.
The studies that involved brain imaging found players who suffered concussions had physical changes to their brain.
Preventive measures can be taken to protect soccer players from serious head injuries, the study authors said.
"Use of protective headgear, limiting heading exposure or stressing proper heading technique in younger children and increasing concussion education are all suggestions to perhaps decrease the incidence of head injury and their subsequent effects in the long run," study co-author Monica Maher, who is studying for a master's degree in neuroscience at the University of Toronto, said in the news release.
Soccer, the most popular and fastest-growing sport in the world, is played by 27 million people in North America, according to the news release.
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In light of the Japan's worst disaster, web tech startups are giving the nation of Japan some hope for normalcy and economic recovery with their efforts to go global. In fact, the entry point for web tech globalization seems to be San Francisco. In a local SF article, San Francisco was named as the second-fastest growing city in high-tech employment, with 65 percent growth over a five-year period. Our whole region which includes San Jose, Oakland and San Francisco supports over $48 Billion in payroll.
Last year, we launched a first of a kind tech event featuring Japanese start-up web tech companies called SF Japan Night. This year, we are excited to hold the event again this year.
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Should I really give gin another try?
I've been reading a lot of the old posts here and there are of course many gin lovers. It is tempting me to do something I usually regret but do from time to time anyway, try gin again. Sadly the only two gin's I remember trying right off the top of my head are tanqueray and some seagrams. I wasn't wowed by the botanicals, I felt like someone ran the christmas tree through the juicer. I'm considering trying another brand that I know I haven't had before though like tanqueray 10 or hendricks.
To give you an idea of my tastes I love fine beer although I can't drink it anymore. Cocktails I might make or order are a vodka gibson (none of that threaten the shaker with vermouth business either, it gets a reasonable splash), rob roy, rusty nail, old fashioned, vodka + cranberry, neat wild turkey, or a good single malt just off the top of my head.
So what do you think? Have I just had gin's that are too juniper heavy or am I one of those people that doesn't like such things in his drink?
Puritans, Plymouth and the Perfect Gin
You may wonder why a Scotsman is responding to a post on London Dry Gin? Well, despite it's generic name, most of the gin in the UK is made in Scotland. I know, you're amazed. Although the gin I think you'll like is made at the other end of Britain. So. getting to the heart of the matter, I suspect that it is most likely that you just dont like heavy botanicals in your drink - not liking the taste, however faint, of juniper, is a wee bit of a problem. But before you give up altogether, let's have one last try. Forget Hendricks - all brand, fancy old bottles and a strange insistence on using cucumber garnish. And don't even think about Bombay Sapphire. No, track down Plymouth English Gin. A fruitier, coriander, rooty dryness dominate - not juniper as is the case with most if not all London gins. If you're a real man, try Plymouth Navy Strength at 57 degrees. And yes, it IS ironic that this gin is distilled in the place where those epitomes of unbridled happiness, the Puritans, set out in the Mayflower in 1620. You will recall they escaped to America as the Founding Fathers (much to the surprise of the actual founding aboriginals) for the religious freedom to whine and nag everyone who looked even remotely happy. They would never have tolerated Chowhounds. And they would have burned anyone found sipping a good pink gin at the end of a long day killing the locals. Enjoy this devil's brew. And when you grow up completely, stick to Scottish single malts! God's own tipple!
re: hungryscotsman
I concur. Plymouth is a great introduction to the wonders of gin. Not to Junipery and at a lower proof as well
re: hungryscotsman
Thanks for the recommendation, I might have to give it a try. Corriander is one of my favorite spices so that could be a good match.
re: Soybomb
if you like coriander, perhaps try some Old Raj saffron gin
re: Soybomb
I thought I'd report back, I bought a bottle of Plymouth yesterday afternoon. I'm just coming off being sick so it isn't the ideal time to be tasting anything but I couldn't resist. I started with some just poured over rocks right from the bottle. I really don't think I picked up anything other than juniper (hopefully the next few days will let me pick up the other stuff), but it was much less than what I'm used to. It seemed to be just slightly sweet and oddly enough had absolutely no burn at all. Over the rest of the evening I tried some gin cocktails I just never make like the martini, gimlet, and gin rickey. Overall I think it was a positive experience. I'll probably wait a few days until my sinuses are 100% and try it again on the rocks and in a martini. I could probably sway a few gin hating peers with it. I'll probably keep some of the other recommendations on a list and maybe keep gin a shot in the future, just watching out for the juniper strong ones.
As a side note though about it being a good value, I noticed in one of the other threads here that someone mentioned they had a price increase. My bottle was $22 in a a rural area, if I buy it closer to a large city I'll probably be paying $25 in my state.
Is there any particular name that is given to such gins?
re: Soybomb
Plymouth Gin is actually a Plymouth style gin. It's the only one being made these days, to my knowledge. You may also want to give Hendrick's Gin a try. the most prominent note in it is cucumber, along with a nice assortment of other botanicals and some juniper.
re: Soybomb
Just coming off being sick? You 'missed' the chance of trying an old fashioned cure-all - hot gin and lemon.
Muddle a half lemon or so (in a mug), add sugar to your liking, stir in some boiling water, add gin (I like citadelle, but it's heavy on botanicals. Actually any gin'll do) drink while hot. Repeat.
May won't cure the cold, but sure alleviates the symptoms{:/)
try substituting gin for whiskey or scotch in your Rob Roy or Rusty Nail and see whether you like it-- makes for a cleaner lighter drink when you don't want something as heavy as whiskey. If you like that, try branching out by adding a drop of Benedictine, Chartreuse or Maraschino etc to your gin/sweet vermouth mix.
Definitely try Plymouth gin it is not as Junipery as the others, I really think you may like it. It is one of my favorite gins.
Check out this post about Plymouth gin.
re: phantomdoc
I always have a fifth of Plymouth gin in my freezer. I usually drink vodka (pure grain alcohol), but gin is pure grain alcohol with various flavorings. Plymouth is practically the only gin I really like.
I know that I'm a little late here but I just thought I would add to the thread.
I personally like Tanqueray, I don't mind the heavy juniper taste. But you might want to try a couple of others that are a little different. Hendrick's and Bluecoat. You might not be able to get Bluecoat where your from, but if you can, give it a try, it's a little more on the citrus side and Hendrick's is a little different as well.
Q-Gin is pretty smooth and more like Vodka.
But again, I stick with the Tanq. My favorite mixed drinks are the gimlet and of course Tanqueray & Tonic. You might want to try these two, both the tonic and lime juice take a little bit of the "pine taste" out of the gin.
re: theginguy
Great suggestions, what about a try at Plymouth for a really different taste? Try it out some night so as not to pay the expense if it not what you like. I also will go for the more juniper taste sometimes, especially in summer but I may actually be craving the tonic more than the juniper as I also like rum and tonic then....wedge of lemon....
re: venividibitchy
About a year ago my wife and I did a blind tasting of gins using about 10 different wee bottles and tasting the gin neat. To our surprise we both rated the Seagram's on the high side. Tanqueray was still the fav.
re: JohnE O
I like the idea of a blind taste-test. What other brands were included, if you don't mind?
I've had Tanqueray (regular, not Tanqueray 10) before, and while it was good and I have no complaints, it was still a little low in botanicals for mixing, in my opinion. Bombay Sapphire is even worse for such a purpose.
re: venividibitchy
The ones I remember are Tanqueray, Bombay (regular), Seagrams, Burnetts and Hendricks. After about 5-6 shots of gin in an hour things got a little fuzzy.
re: thirstygirlpa
I wouldn't go so far as to say that if you don't like Bluecoat you don't like gin. It's a very good gin, but it took a few drinks to grow on me. The botanicals stop just short of overwhelming. I couldn't make up my mind if I loved it or hated it, although I eventually settled on the former.
It's something every gin drinker should try, but I wouldn't recommend it at all to someone who doesn't know if they like gin.
re: thirstygirlpa
Just came out with Bluecoat? Bluecoat is their flagship brand and has been out since 2006.
re: JMF
Well it's not particularly easy to find, at least around here. Gin is woefully underrepresented in liquor stores, in MD anyway. They'll have 40 different vodkas including bubblegum flavor, and five or six gins, from Seagrams to Bombay Sapphire. For a true gin lover, it's a sad state of affairs.
re: Icantread
I just remembered that they were only available in PA and NJ the first year or two, and have only been getting in to other states recently. I tend to forget things like this since I usually get a bottle of a new brand right away, or even before it's publicly available.
I can't stand the stuff (gin), but that's not the point. The point is: what reason is there to give it another try? There's no benefit (health, for instance) in drinking it, and if I want to drink alcohol, there are plenty of drinks I do enjoy.
Maybe if you're trying to impress a date who likes a guy/gal who drinks gin...
re: Muskrat
What's the reason? Because each spirit has unique tastes. Nothing wrong with revisiting something you thought you didn't like, kinda like brussel sprouts. Just because you got sick on gin or tequila in your past life doesn't mean you should never drink it again. I was never a big gin drinker and may have some fuzzy bad memories but I've rediscovered it as well as tequila and they both wonderful each with a unique taste and quality. I certainly don't drink any spirit for it's health benefit but simply for it's taste and drink most all spirits neat.
re: scubadoo97
Agreed. So many tastes are acquired tastes. And once you acquire them, they may be among your favorites. A real shame to simply reject something out of hand and never give it a second chance. You could wind up missing out on the love of your life.
re: Perilagu Khan
Actually, a person's palate changes over the course of their life. In my 20s, I used to hate hate hate vodka--so much that I could spot a few ounces in a huge pot of pasta sauce! Once I hit my early 30s, suddenly, inexplicably, I started to not only NOT MIND, but ENJOY the nuances of vodka. Always revisit your perceived enemies. You may learn something about yourself!
re: Muskrat
I'm always up for trying something again, but if you don't like it, why force it? You won't impress anyone by suffering through something and there haven't been any medical benefits found to drinking high alcohol drinks. Stick to something you like!
re: Muskrat
Not to pile on, but my rule is that if people whose tastes I generally agree with like something and I don't, I revisit the food item from time-to-time to see if my tastes have changed. As I've aged, I've discovered that I like more challenging/interesting flavors.
Honestly: did you like beer or wine or whiskey the very first time you tasted them? I doubt many Campari lovers went "yummy" the first time they tasted it. I tasted Campari (and/or Cynar) about once every 3-5 years from age 20 to about 35 before the light bulb (taste buds?) went off. It is now one of my most favorite flavors.
re: EvergreenDan
I remember going to Europe after high school. First introduction to beer was in England. I had a hard time drinking it. By our next stop in Rotterdam it was begining to taste okay. By the end of the trip beer A Okay by me.
Still no love for Campari although I have a bottle on my bar. About everything else if fair game.
re: scubadoo97
Since this is a Gin thread, just for fun tonight try a Gin and Tonic, but instead of tonic use a bit of Campari and soda water. Lots of lime. If you still don't like it, try a tiny amount of sugar to simulate the sweetness of the tonic water. Start with maybe 1/2 oz Campari to see what it's like and add more. Great drink, especially in warm weather.
As my appreciation for bitter has grown, I've gone from liking Campari and soda very weak (maybe 1 to 1 1/2 oz Campari, rest soda) to quite strong (maybe a splash or two of soda).
re: EvergreenDan
Thanks, I'll give that a try
I feel like I should update this thread. Thanks for the suggestions everyone. I did give it another try and wound up going with plymouth. I'm glad I did, I like it a great deal. I actually cleaned my liquor store out of their remaining stock at $20 a bottle. Sadly it looks like when its gone I'm looking at $30 bottle prices. It makes a heck of a martini with lillet blanc. It did prompt me to go back and try some of the other gins with more juniper in them too. I have more appreciation for it now in a gin and tonic. When I feel like spending money on top shelf liquor I'm not sure that I'll be buying gin often, but a nice gin and tonic is a good summer drink.
re: Soybomb
Plymouth is what got me back on gin after over a 10 year absence due to over-indulgence.
re: KTinNYC
Plymouth is what got me off of my anti-gin kick. Between realizing that there were more than one kind of gin and finding places that knew how to make a balanced drink, all of a sudden my gin tastebuds started growing. I still don't want to drink straight london dry gin, but would gladly take it in a well make drink.
On the subject of gin... NO ONE EVER MENTIONS HOLLAND GIN, aka JENIEVER! Granted, the style has gone out of fashion. But still, it is gin... proto-gin really. I've only tried one so far: Genevere by Anchor Distilling (San Francisco), but it really puts the genre of gin into perspective... and I can't wait to try others! (Supposedly, Bols makes one, but it's not available in PA.)
How is Jeniever different? Well, London-dry gin, by contrast, is dry... so Jeniever is sweet. The Anchor variety has an amazing nose when you open the bottle: chocolate cake, hazelnuts and pistachios dominate with hints of citrus and spice. (Think of the way a "Chocolate Cake" shot tastes, even though theres nothing remotely chocolate in the ingredients.)
Genevere is downright tasty over rocks. Mixing with it is proving a bit more challenging. (The Tom Collins just didn't work at all, but a Genevere Fizz will probably be quite nice.) In any case, if you think you don't like gin... find a bottle of Jeniever and experiment with that.
re: scQue814
Please keep postings your experiences. Have you tried the obvious (Martini), and if so, what proportions? I have a bottle of Bols that I just bought and haven't started to experiment with. CocktailDb lists almost a dozen recipes for "genever". Some seem like they have so many other flavors that the high cost wouldn't be justified.
re: EvergreenDan
I've had dozens of excellent Bols Genever cocktails. It doesn't always work in some variations of dry gin based cocktails because it is a very different spirit. But it sometimes works in spins on whiskey based recipes because the malt spirit is the main character. It's a great spirit to play around with, especially if you keep it simple.
Here's a link to a weekly cocktail blogger night when we focused on Bols Genever.
Here's a link to some cocktails that Allen Katz created.
re: scQue814
Genever isn't necessarily sweet. The main characteristic is that it is malty. It is a malt spirit base, with botanicals, mainly juniper and the other prime suspects.
Genever, ie, Holland style gin, is the original style of gin. It may be an acquired taste for gin drinkers. It is a much heavier and more complex spirit than a dry gin.
The Anchor Genevieve isn't the best example. Bols Genever is excellent. Then there are the Jonge (young or newer style) and Oulde (older style) from Boomsa, Damrak Amsterdam style, Zuidam Genever, and more. (Zuidam also makes an excellent dry style as well.)
re: JMF
Hi I' d persevere, and tryout a few brands. That's the beauty of gin, unlike vodka they all taste really different. I personally like Hendrick's, but it's strong cucumber flavour is perhaps a little closer to a flavoured vodka than other gins. So maybe a good starting point for some. Other great gins are Beefeater 24 and, another personal favourite Martin Miller's, both are new style gins with a softer juniper nose but still made in the traditional manner.
re: Tom349
Plymouth was my favorite gin until absolut acquired the brand for distribution in the US, changed the bottle and felt they could raise the price from yes $14.99 to in some locations $33.99. What a joke!!! Would like to get my hands on navy strenght but na here in the states. I am a firm believer in drinking what you like not what others tell you to like. Price does not equal quality. If you need help in rating any wine, spirit or beer try tastings.com interesting reading.
Plymouth and Martin Miller's are 2 of my favorite gins, and I keep that bottle of Lillet Blanc in the fridge and ready for the Vesper cravings! I love playing with Gin and fresh herbs from the garden with some lemon or lime and sometimes another ingredient like Maraschino or Green Chartreuse. I think anyone who's on the fence about Gin should have a French 75; such a beautiful and refreshing cocktail!
Lots of responses directing the original poster to gins that, well... gins that don't taste like gin. Let me take another direction. I love gin, it is what I drink 90% of the time but I don't drink gin and tonics (although Hendricks and a good tonic is a very nice drink) or martinis (although I love a good martini, and a good martini in my opinion is neither dirty or dry), no, I drink drink gin neat, straight shots at room temperature. I am a fan of Beefeaters and Tanqueray but my favorite is Junipero by Anchor Distilling. It is a high quality gin that wallows in juniper, other flavors are there but the juniper stands out in a way that I have not experienced in any other gin. Oily and sharp and smooth as they come this is an amazing beverage that I highly recommend even though I know most will hate it. Gin is complex and very much different from what we are used to tasting today, but if you stick with it you will acquire not just a taste for it but a love for it. Lang leve jeneverbes!
I have been drinking gin since I was 9 years old. Thats RIGHT - NINE. Now I am 65. My wife and I got tired of paying a premium price for Beefeater and picked up the same size bottle of Gilbey's gin for half the price. We still cannot tell the difference in taste and continue to enjoy nightly.
re: joew99
Okay, I'll ask what everyone is thinking? How is it that you came to start drinking gin at age 9? And I thought I was precocious in this regard!
I haven't tried Gilbey's. How do you normally enjoy it?
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re: EvergreenDan
Dan - Passing my father's liquor cabinet way back in the day, I was stopped by curiosity as to what might be in here. Seeing this bottle of clear liquid, I opened it and was taken by the beautiful smell of herbal essense (having no idea what those words meant then). It SMELLED delicious. I took a tiny sip, shuddered a lttle bit, put it away and walked away realizing I did something wrong but enjoying it at the same time. So until I became of legal drinking age, I think 18 at the time, those type of limited episodes was my extent of drinking gin, so limited that my father never noticed that any was missing. At 18, gin and tonic became my favorite drink along with gin rickies and tom collins. I did not graduate to extra dry gin martinis till my late twenties. Today, I drink Gilbey's with my gin and tonics which is my every evening cocktail but probably out of habit will still order the Beefeater martini when out for dinner. Happy Holidays!
re: joew99
Nice story. Thanks. I picked up a bottle of Gilbey's and tasted it side-by-side (not blind) with Beefeater. I have to agree with you that it is a perfectly nice gin. The comparison is complicated by the difference in proof (Gilbey's at 40% and Beefeater at 47%). The Beefeater has a oilier mouthfeel, more heat, and a bit more pronounced juniper. I did not titrate the Beefeater down to 40%.
Fortunately gin is affordable!
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re: joew99
Well, if your dad was anything like mine, he noticed.... believe me, he noticed. But, he was okay with it as long as it didn't get out of hand..... Most dads were kids once too.
re: zin1953
>a) If you don't like gin, why try to force yourself?
Forcing yourself to try things every so often is how you acquire new tastes. Those new tastes tend to be very rewarding. This applies broadly, not just to cocktails.
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re: EvergreenDan
It's not a matter of "trying new things," Dan -- or, at least, that's not how I took the OP. I agree one should try new things. OTOH, if you try it and don't like it, why continue to torture yourself in hopes of acquiring a taste for it? Sounds like torture to me, and probably against the UN Charter of Human Rights . . .
I like Scotch, for example, but I dislike the heavy, (to *my* taste) overly-peaty malts from Lagavulin and Laphroaig. I know that many people find these delicious and are among their absolute favorite whiskies. That's fine. I'm glad they like them. But I don't want to keep trying those suckers in hopes of liking them one day. (Think of it as a public service -- by not drinking them, there's more for the people who love them!) If I'm drinking malt, I prefer whiskies like The Macallan or Highland Park . . . but that said, I drink far less Scotch today than I did, say, in the 1980s.
MY point, Dan, is that -- yes, absolutely -- one should try (in this case) gin. But having tried it and found it not to your taste, why force yourself to keep trying it in the hopes of acquiring a taste for it? What's wrong with not liking gin?
On the other hand, there's always Hendricks . . . .
re: zin1953
...While I can certainly appreciate Zin's comment, I think he leaves an important (and scientific) point out of the equation: you literally have different tastebuds every few years. Just because you didn't like something in 1993 does not mean you will not like it in 2000 or 2013. (I had this phenomenon happen to me with vodka. Used to just naturally hate the stuff--not from overindulgence--and could even spot it in a huge batch of pasta sauce. Now, I love the experience of most vodkas. Still think Absolut is abolutly horrible, though.)
Also, there is scientific evidence that trying things that one finds challenging actually creates new pathways in the brain. Also, the chemical reaction in the brain to an unliked flavor is decreased every single time you taste it... meaning you actually develop less of an aversion to it every time. This study was done with rats and people to study "supertasters" and their aversion to bitter things. Look it up; it is quite fascinating!
In short--and to put it a bit more colloquially--people who don't try new things (or re-visit things they don't like) really do stagnate their brain development and eventually turn into curmudgeonly old men and women. "Old fuddy-duddies" I like to call them.
re: scQue814
It's not just new taste buds, but every time you experience a taste, it changes your perceptions of taste, so that as you age, your tastes change. until the sad day when your taste buds start to die off.
re: JMF
I am not trying to be an "old fuddy-duddie," nor am I trying to flog a dead horse . . . nonetheless, because (apparently) I am a glutton for punishment.
I completely agree with the idea that one's tastes evolve over time. If nothing else, spending 35 years in the wine trade, and tasting anywhere from 10 to as many as 400 wines every week for most of that time has proven that to me. Again and again.
That said, there are also some constants. I still don't like rutabagas, for example, and I've never developed a taste for off-dry, low acid California Chenin Blanc or White Zinfandel. I still prefer (most) French wines to (most of) the similar "equivalent" wines from California. And yet, I prefer Burgundy and Rhône wines now to Bordeaux -- certainly not where I started -- and I have developed a great fondness for the reds from Spain and Portugal over the past 20 years or so.
I enjoy Bourbon, now more so than when I was younger and preferred Scotch; but I prefer Rye to most Bourbons. I still have a fondness for Cognac, Armagnac, and Calvados.
My point is simply this: you / the OP / anyone want to try Gin once, twice, three times, do it by all means. You want to come back to it after five years? ten years? whatever? Go ahead. (Not even the LAPD S.W.A.T. team will kick in your front door for doing so.) But at what point does it become akin to hitting your head against the wall?
There is a difference between tasting something once, twice, even seven times over the span of many years . . . and forcing something down your throat you can't stand. One is satisfying a reborn curiosity; the other strikes me more as hitting one's head against the wall. (I know, "but it feels SO good when you stop!")
re: zin1953
I think my only point in replying at all, Zin, was that (without the context that your most recent reply provides--your claimed indicate that you have a fairly educated palate) anyone reading your prior post would take it as "if you tasted gin once, you never need to try it again", which is both a disservice to the spirit of this board and a disservice to any casual readers thereof.
I've turned many non-gin customers onto gin within the past few years. Part of that is the selection of gins that are now available, and part of that is the re-examination of their palates. To not point that out might be "detrimental" to new users.
Zin, thanks for clarifying your previous post!
re: zin1953
When I first started drinking beer, I couldn't handle anything with a discernible flavor of hops. I liked my beers ice cold, fizzy, yellow and mostly flavorless. I grew up in the PNW though, so I felt almost surrounded by hoppy beers and was constantly in a position of trying them so that people could see my face and realize that no, I really didn't like them. A few years later, I really wanted a drink and all that was in the house was a bottle of Stone's Ruination IPA. If I hadn't had such a bad day, there's no way I would have even given it a try. I did though and guess what? I loved it. And it started a decade long love affair with hops. I think that love also played into how quickly I adapted and enjoyed amari.
Scotch worked similarly for me. Hell, outside of flavors: There's a ton of music, art, television, ideals, etc that were totally against anything I'd like when I first had them. Or when I'd had them 10 times or 20. Still don't like all of them, but I'm glad I'm willing to keep trying things every so often. Sometimes I get surprised and that opens a whole new world.
Just my little personal bit about why it's good to give this stuff second, third and maybe even more chances.
re: olyolyy
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Hey There I went for my first pre-natal exam today and it went well. They gave me all the info I needed, scheduled me for my first ultrasound and all that stuff. They gave me a pap test, and he felt around the uterus and said it was the right size for how far along I am. So then he used the doppler to try and find a heartbeat, but couldn't I could hear a distinctive whoosh noise, but no heartbeat. It should be here by now, right? Is there any reason to worry? He said not to, and that he's probably just hiding right now, but no fetal heartbeat CAN be a sign of miscarriage, right? I should have just asked him not to try yet:(
Posted: 02/13/2008 by mrsmandi
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you really cant hear the hearbeat until 12 weeks or so so relax and congrats God Blessposted 03/10/2008 by isaiahmom5242007
Hey there....I am also 10 weeks along and just got home from my appt. we were unable to find a doppler heartbeat, I dont have an answer per say but I just wanted to let you know that you are not alone...my doc also said that its nothing to worry about and normal time to hear with doppler is 12 weeks....I guess we just have to wait awhile yet. Good luck to you.posted 03/10/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I went to the doctor when I was around 10 weeks and we weren't able to hear the heartbeat either. We scheduled another appt a week later and we were able to hear it. It was an awesome experience. Don't worry it is very common not to hear it the 1st time you visit the doctor.posted 03/10/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Hey Girlie, I would say no worries its natural not to hear your baby's heartbeat at 10 weeks unless its threw an u/s!! You will be able to hear the heartbeat on your next doctor visit by then you should be over 12 weeks..Good luck girlie and don't worry too much just try to enjoy it as much as u can..posted 12/22/2009 by GIS3LL3
My husband and I rented a fetal doppler to use at home (www.storkradio.com). We got it at about 8 weeks along and have been trying to find the heartbeat every few days since then. We have been unsuccessful until yesterday (Mother's Day). We are now 10 weeks and 4 days along. We heard the beat for just a few seconds and then lost it and it took us another 5-10 minutes to find it again. I can understand why it might be hard to find, particularly at a doctor that might only spend a few minutes trying to find it. We probably spent 10 minutes until we found it initially. Also, make sure you go in with a full bladder, they say that this can help find it during early pregnancy. I had a huge glass of water 30 minutes before we tried. Good luck!posted 05/12/2008 by Emilator
Just had my first appt yesterday at 9wks 4 days. My doc tried for almost 20 minutes before he finally found the heartbeat on the doppler. Little bugger was hiding way down low. I really didnt think we'd hear it since with my son, he couldnt find it until I was almost 14 wks along. Every pregnancy is different, and every baby sits differently. Your LO is probably just hiding out somewhere, or sitting with its back towards the doppler. Just remember, at 10 weeks your baby is only about 1 1/2 inches long... that can be very hard to find in all that belly... lol... so dont stress about it, and if your doc isnt able to find it at the next appt ask for an ultrasound.posted 03/30/2012 by tntschmit1
I am ten weeks pregnant had my appointment today. Baby grew, everything looked good but doctor could not see the baby's heartbeat. Doctor told me to come back in a week and to call him if I had any spotting or cramping. I am so worried that I will go back next week and the baby will have stopped growing and no heartbeat will be found. Did I miscarry already ?posted 07/16/2013 by Patricia0710
I'm also 10 week pregnant and y'day went for the first check-up. Dr did a pap test and examined uterus. Also gave me a referral for the first ultra sound. He also mentioned that its too early to hear the heart beat and in the ultra sound they may be able to see if everything is going well. I'm bit worried as why he couldn't hear the heart beat. Is this normal? should i wait a week more before going for the first ultra sound?posted 05/23/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
when you go for ultrasound to see and hear your baby heartbeat (normally around 12 weeks to hear it) be sure to drink plenty of water 15 - 20 minutes before you go in for the ultrasound. if your bladder full, it will be eadier for the droppler to detect the heartbeat. Good luck, and remember not every pregnancy are differents. some of us can only hear the heartbeat in 16 or 17 weeks. relax, and don't stress out too much. good luck.posted 07/10/2008 by 12babies
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Green Beans with Bacon and Onion
"My green beans get a lift from bacon and onion," says Linda Rock, explaining how she accents a favorite everyday vegetable. A dash of nutmeg adds interest to the simple sauce. Linda fixes this much-requested side dish in her Stratford, Wisconsin kitchen.
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Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
3 cups fresh
frozen cut green beans
2 bacon strips, diced
1/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup chopped green pepper
1-1/2 teaspoons all-purpose flour
1/2 cup fat-free milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
Dash white pepper
Dash ground nutmeg
Place beans in a saucepan and cover with water; bring to a boil.
Cook, uncovered, for 8-10 minutes or until tender. Meanwhile, in a
nonstick skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove
with a slotted spoon to paper towels. Drain, reserving 1 teaspoon
drippings. In the drippings, saute onion and green pepper until
Drain beans; set aside. In a small bowl, combine flour and milk until
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