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Avocado Oil
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85% would repurchase
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INGREDIENTS100% virgin avocado oil, yellow-greenish in color
on 10/30/2013 4:37:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Avocado oil is a really rich and buttery oil
Don't use on your face if you have oily skin it will only make you greasy. It is a lifesaver for dry/ really dry skin. Very heavy so it doesn't soak in right away but it will soak in. Nice on the lips and nice on the hair especially really dry damaged hair. It has a typical light oily scent though a little greener/ more avocado-ey. Add scented oils for nicer scent (though its scent is not offensive). High in vitamins A, B1, B2, D, and E. I always put a dab on closed cuts/ wounds to help reduce scarring when healing. Though I don't know if it has much of an effect (like most things) on already healed stretch marks/ scars etc.
on 10/19/2013 1:30:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I switched to more natural products when I became pregnant and came across this in the health food section at GNC. I buy the Now brand, which is less than $5 a bottle and lasts me a few months. I use this as a full body moisturizers when I am done with my shower; I put it on all over before stepping out of the shower, mainly because I read it helps with skin elasticity and I couldn't handle the intense cocoa butter smell of palmer's. I step right into my towel and it air dries surprisingly quickly and sinks in very well. I am in my 7th month and still no stretch marks, so hopefully this his part if the reason why :) It has a very faint, natural smell but I am not a huge fan of it (too weird smelling food on me), so I bought some jasmine oil and I mix just a few drops in and that's all it takes to overcome the scent! Once the baby is born, I will probably also use my neutrogena sesame oil again (been avoiding it now because of the parabens) but I will keep this in my routine as well forever. It's cheaper and I love how it makes my skin feel. I want to try it on my eyes and also on my hair, so I'm looking forward to how that works! Overall, love this product, will use it forever!
on 10/15/2013 8:49:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Absolutely amazing. Avocado oil is wonderful for acne-prone skin as well as dry skin. It totally sinks in leaving no greasy residue. You wake up with beautiful, dewy and fresh skin. I have some acne hyperpigmentation so I'll be back to say whether it has worked at fading it for me or not. :)
Update 20/11/14:
I found the avocado oil to be slighly pore clogging. I no longer think it's good to use for acne prone skin, but I recommend it for dry skin types. I didn't use it long enough to see any results from hyperpigmentation however!
on 8/30/2013 7:16:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have used both the food grade version and Aura Cacia Brand. I love them both for using on my skin and in my hair. It has a light smell but nothing obnoxious or cloying. For my skin, I use it mainly on my body for moisturizing and it doesn't aggravate my eczema. My favorite method is to use it as a hot oil treatment or mixed with my conditioners and deep treatments for a boost in moisture and softness. It also help with shine without being greasy if you emulsify a bit in your palms and rub through your strands. I have also used a bit mixed with other oils although it works great on its own. I have never used it on my face but will have to see how that goes one day.
on 7/9/2013 7:53:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Grey
I have really sensitive eyes - even Bioderma and Liz Earle which are supposedly 'gentle' make my eyes burn and sting and cry like crazy. Taking off eye makeup every day is a horrible, horrible task for me. The only thing that didn't irritate my eyes were Simple makeup wipes - but these aren't exactly price-friendly in the long-run or economical.
I've been trying to use more natural products recently and switched to a natural toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, and body wash. It's a process, but I'm finding it pays off. I picked up Avocado oil on a bit of a whim. I'd heard of the oil cleansing method, and know that oily eye makeup removers can break down makeup more easily than water-based cleansers. I haven't got the guts to try this on my face..but for removing eye makeup it is a dream. I take a pea-sized amount and just gently rub it all around my eye area, and in soft rolling movements run it down my lashes. Then I take a dry cotton ball and wipe around the eye area - everything is gone. It's truly amazing.
The best part is - no stinging! Yay! And no irritation. If I get this in my eyes it can make my vision a tad blurry for a minute - but this is the extent of any discomfort. It is all-natural and it's really good to know I'm not putting chemicals in or around my eyes (except for the eye makeup of course..but I'm working on it!).
I feel like it nourishes my eye area and conditions my eyelashes. If there is a little oily residue, I leave it on and it moisturises the eye area really well. I paid £7 for a 118ml bottle. I'm sure you can get this cheaper - but like I said I was in Holland and Barrett and bought it spontaneously and didn't shop around for prices. But I've used less than a quarter of the bottle using it almost every day for 2.5. months so price wise I think this is a winner. A small amount goes far. Highly recommend.
on 7/8/2013 11:20:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have only used this for 2 days and so far I really like it. Hopefully it doesn't break me out as my skin is sensitive. However, it has made my skin less oily and seemingly radiant. I have used it prior and after to applying my Finacea gel. I also used it on my eyes and eyelashes. At $3 at my local grocery store, I will continue to use unless is breaks me out.
on 7/6/2013 11:56:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This has become a new staple... I purchased at Marshalls in the food section (la tourangelle brand) for a ridiculously cheap price and never cooked w/it....I've used it for my scalp (I suffer from psoriasis on my scalp) and on my hair... and my hair has never been so soft and my scalp LOVES IT.. it doesn't smell (like the usual hair oils for scalp issues... rosemary, tea tree, lavender, jojoba and the worst neem oil) it has a mild scent but it fades, it washes out w/out having to wash 10 times, hands down it's my favorite for my hair and scalp. My skin loves it too... and NOT just my body. I use it after showering... it absorbs really quickly and doesn't leave any really greasy lingering feel... but softness - really this stuff is amazing how soft it leaves you/your hair. I've used it on my face as well... since adding it to my serum I haven't needed a moisturizer (it's the summer and I don't need as much to combat any dryness). My skin really glows as a result of this... so much in fact that after I used the bottle up... I actually went and purchased another at whole foods and paid FULL PRICE (which I just don't do hahah) because I haven't been able to find any more at marshalls or home goods (watch they'll have them next week... and if they do I'll stock up)! I would highly recommend trying this oil as an alternative to other natural/organic moisturizers. It's a powerhouse and you really can't go wrong w/it....
on 4/18/2013 5:09:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Black, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I cannot say enough about Avocado Oil. I find myself using it for lots of things. I always buy the deep green unrefined raw oil from either soapgoods or mountainroseherbs and it is amazing stuff. The consistency is thicker than say, jojoba or olive oil so you don't need as much and unlike other oils, it absorbs right into the skin and quickly. (unless you slather on too much of course) I use it when blow drying my hair and it leaves it smooth and very soft, I also use it around my eyes to moisturize that area at night since I'm prone to dry skin and on my lashes as well as cooking with it on occasion. I use it to take off my makeup and on my skin in the winter time. Great for knees, elbows, and psoriasis and eczema. It has a mild fragrance that I like but even that fades pretty quickly. Can't go wrong with avocado oil, good stuff.
on 4/16/2013 1:28:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
this oil is my number one absolute favorite. i have used many oils, coconut( does miracles for my hair but the smell makes me sick), sweet almond, jojoba, olive, among countless others, but this has to be on top of the list for overall best oil. I use it for everything! as my face and body moustirizer, add it to my conditioner for xtra nurturing, use it once a week as a hot oil hair treatment conbined with a couple drops of rosemary essential oil. I even use it as a sunburn reliever. Ladies i kid you not, i could easily be a stand in for one of the vampires in those twighlight movies, my skin even does that weird shimmery thing when i stand in the sun(very subtle of course, no need to go calling van helsing) and sometimes i get this massive sunburns that makes my skin start bubbling up(not a pretty sight), and this is what i use to get rid of it. After a shower, while my skin is still wet i generously apply the oil slighty heavyhandedly to my face and body and let it absorb for about 5 minutes, afterwards i rinse off with water, taking care to leave a tiny bit of oil on my skin, and air dry. next day my skin is at least 90 % better and i DO NOT peel at all. Seriously best oil for sunburt skin, and i find if i use it as a moustirizer a couple days before sun exposure i do not burn nearly as bad at all, maybe about 50% less than i normally would. It goes without saying of course, but do not put this oil while the sun is directly hitting your skin unless you want to fry up.
on 2/26/2013 12:51:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Like many others, I too have been buying the most expensive facial anti aging products (we're talking over $100 an ounce) and nothing has worked like Avocado Oil. I have been TAKING Avocado Oil in capsules for many months now and last night I looked at those huge horse pills (great big softgels) and thought "why don't I cut one open and try it on my face?" My face has never felt or looked better. My skin is baby soft and glows. This moisturizes better than anything else I've ever tried. I purchased some more of the softgels from Swanson Health Products and ended up getting a 'buy one, get one free' deal. A bottle of 60 softgels costs $6.99 and I got TWO for that price. What a savings over the $100+ stuff I've been using.
Their Avocado Oil pills are Certified Organic Virgin Avocado Oil softgels. The green oil stuff. I decided to continue to use this on my face daily. I used it last night, this morning, and again tonight and my skin has never felt or looked better. I recently began using Retin A on my face and had some patchy flaky skin under my mouth. That is completely resolved now. Overnight, because of the Avocado Oil.
I had been using a primer under my makeup after applying my Aveeno Active Naturals Positively Radiant Daily Moisturizer SPF-30 (I use the sunscreen because I am using Retin A) but this morning I didn't even need the primer at all! I put the Aveeno sunscreen on and my skin felt smooth and non greasy and I didn't need the primer. (I detest and do not use any foundations.) Avocado Oil is the way to go.
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We don't have a gallery here so you'll have to search on different names. Once you get into any album on photobucket you can click to other albums and projects for that username. Slowmedown's album is a good place to start. Also Calamity j has some great projects.
Mosaic Road blog by silvamae is also a good reference.
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I have a number of items that would make good feedback to senior management at Wilson Sporting Goods. First, I would tell them that their goals of making a challenging, sports orientated, aggressive environment where the best will not only survive but thrive is being met. And their desire to make everyone to feel part of the team is coming true. I would also caution them on continuing to dilute the value of the Wilson Sporting Goods brand. It has taken a lot of years to build Wilson Sporting Goods, and particularly the Staff brand, into a sports marketing powerhouse. So don't lose that edge by playing for mass market at the expense of your core, quality customers.
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I think angled brushes are a must-have but with uneven bristles I certainly can't make precise lines. The picture I'm including shows it from the most noticeable angle. The sad thing is that I was going to buy some more for my friends because I was raving about it after the first use. Now, not so much. Date published: 2014-03-22 Rated 5 out of 5 by Celita from Must have! As a makeup artist I love this brush for my gel liner! I can get a super thin line or achieve a flawless winged line with this brush. Date published: 2014-02-28 Rated 5 out of 5 by magicalunicorns from Nice thin line, smooth application, LOVE ITT! I am so happy I decided to try this brush. It is lovely! It creates a nice, thin line on your lid and it moves smoothly. My only problem is that it doesn't pick up much product. That could be my fault since I'm so paranoid that I'm going to accidentally waste my E.L.F cream eyeliner. (Which I also love) Anyways, I love this brush! Date published: 2014-02-20 Rated 5 out of 5 by dolly from Amazing! I use this brush with my white liquid from make up for ever for doing eyeliner and dot decorations. This is the perfect brush for liquid liner! Especially the make up for ever aquarelle jars (that's what I use). I love elf and this was a great purchase! Date published: 2014-02-05 Rated 4 out of 5 by kay44 from Easy to use As a person with unsteady hands, the fact the brush is bent helps me apply eyeliner (as long as I'm resting my elbow on a surface). It creates nice thin lines with a bit of practice. Date published: 2014-02-01 Rated 5 out of 5 by SummerTime from Beginners should buy it now!! I have never used gel eyeliner in my life. I am used to the felt tip liquid liner from mac, but I was getting too bored with it and it was too hard for me to draw thinner lines. I decided to take a risk and try using a gel liner so I bought the elf one and I bought this brush to go along with it. When I received it, I honestly laughed and thought I was crazy to think I would ever be able to use this. Let me tell you, it's the EASIEST eyeliner applicator brush EVER!!! Using it with the gel liner, it makes ALL EYELINER PROBLEMS GO AWAY! I'm so serious, I would totally recommend this to anyone like me who messes up their eyeliner a lot. I use it to do cat eyes and I've never gotten as many compliments on my eyeliner like I do now! I love it and will be purchasing it again and again and again FOREVER! Date published: 2014-01-31 Rated 5 out of 5 by Bonita from The Angled Head I bought this at my local Wal-Mart. It does a great job with gel eyeliners. Date published: 2014-01-30 Rated 5 out of 5 by stephanietorno from Favorite eyeliner brush! This just became my favorite eyeliner brush. I use a gel eyeliner with this brush and it works great. There's nothing about this brush that I dislike. It's inexpensive, and it works like magic. 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I clean mine with coconut oil and it's held up great!Easy to use, soft, and GOOD for beginners! Date published: 2014-01-18 Rated 5 out of 5 by akPhilly from Makes gel liner alot easier to apply! The title pretty much says it all-you wouldn't think just angling the brush like this would make such a difference, but it really does. I never can seem to get a really crisp line with gel or creme liners-it's like my eyelashes get in the way. But this really allows me to get right at the root & have more control. And a great price as well-it's really much better quality than I was expecting! Date published: 2014-01-02 Rated 1 out of 5 by momski from Best brush ever This brush makes applying cream eyeliner a dream. It's the best brush I've found for this purpose! Date published: 2013-12-24 Rated 5 out of 5 by knc70 from AMAZING! I have been using this brush now for about six months and I love it so much. I couldn't apply my gel eyeliner without it. I have tried it with about three different gel eyeliners, and regardless of the consistency it still works magic. This is especially great for the people who don't have enough coordination to use the flat eyeliner brush, like myself. I clean mine every other day with cold cream and once a week by soaking it in white vinegar and Dawn dish soap for five minutes. I couldn't love this product more!!! :) Date published: 2013-11-27 Rated 5 out of 5 by Impressed from My favorite way to apply eyeliner Great for beginners, people with unsteady hands, and who have long, curly lashes. Precise and buildable.I have a very unsteady hand so I have trouble applying eye liner (liquid or pencil) on my upper lash line. I have also used the e.l.f. flat eyeliner brush, the small angled brush, and the precision brush and none of them worked for me because my long, curly lashes get in the way. I also need to get really close to the mirror and the long handles on those hit against the mirror. The angle of this brush is perfect as it angles right over my eyelashes and allows me to apply a steady line close to my lash line and doesn't hit against the mirror. The thinness is great for precision but can still build for a thicker line. I would love a shorter handle still but this is the best thing I have used so far. Date published: 2013-11-24 Rated 5 out of 5 by Francesca from Awesome I've always had problems putting on eyeliner on my top lid. I bought ELF's cream liner but the brush it came with was too small, so I decided to buy a full size one. I wasn't too sure which one to get, but after reading the reviews for this brush I decided to try it. I was skeptical. The brush seemed like it might be a little difficult to use. I just recieved it yesterday and used it for the first time this morning... Wow! I'm quite a perfectionist when it comes to eye makeup but this brush makes putting on eyeliner 10x easier. SO glad I bought it. Date published: 2013-10-22 Rated 5 out of 5 by Beautiful Skin from Angled Eyeliner Brush I love this angled eyeliner brush so much!! I use it for applying the cream eyeliner. I used to use a flat brush for this type of eyeliner. This brush is SO much better!! At first, I thought I would have a problem using it. I had NO problem @ all. I suggest wiping the brush with facial tissue after each application. It's so affordable that I purchased 2 more!! :) Date published: 2013-10-15 Rated 5 out of 5 by Bre from get that precise eyeliner with this! Sometimes I use this eyeliner brush to complete my whole eyeliner look, or sometimes i use this to make my eyeliner more precise, and to go back in and fill in the missing spots. Its small which allows you to get a more defined and clean cut look. Date published: 2013-10-13 Rated 5 out of 5 by LNL from LOVE IT! I LOVE THIS BRUSH! I always had trouble putting on eyeliner on my top lid, so i purchased this angled eyeliner brush....WOW. I have no trouble at all, the design is genius. The angle allows you to easily glide the liner on. Best brush for beginners, its easy and mess proof. Date published: 2013-07-25 Rated 5 out of 5 by hj from awesome first impression This is just my first impression on the brush but I will do a follow-up in about two weeks. This brush so far has been spectacular! the bristles are very soft and thin they are stiff or dense at the bottom for easy control and fluffy at the top for a good feeling o your face. I have only used this for a wet shadow liner and it was terrific. It was so much easier to apply then with a regular angled eyeliner brush. Date published: 2013-07-20 Rated 4 out of 5 by Brand new from LOVE it! I am absolutely in love with this brush. I have always struggled with doing the winged eyeliner look because I never found a brush that was comfortable and easy to use. No more. This brush is amazing. 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Re: HELP! Need suggestions for what to do with this corner!
What to do with this corner? Not liking the suggestion our landscaper designer made. Suggestions welcome. Thank you!
Here is what they proposed to do with this space. NOT liking it as I do not think two Miss Kim Lilacs are better than the spirea thats already there. So I think I want to leave that, but I do need something against brick and a focal point for the corner. Should we add trellis under a/c? We have two on opposite side of steps.
Have to agree that the look isn't pleasing in the above design suggestion. Sorry to be blunt but it's boring and does little to catch the eye. Depending on the sun exposure, Euphorbia polychroma would provide contrast to the spirea and is zero maintenance. Stokesia would also serve a similar function and demands as little attention as the Euphorbia--absolutely none. For more zero-care color contrast, Heuchera/coral bells 'Palace Purple' comes to mind. Throw in a shorter ornamental grass--Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln' comes to mind--and you'd solve the entire problem corner.
I don't think a trellis under the A/C unit would do anything other than detract from the plants if you select the right combination of different colors & textures.
You need a tall conical or pillar shaped evergreen plant/s in the background and then put some colourful plants in the foreground. The green background will make the other plants pop out. That's the focal point that's lacking. Then put in your birdbath in the middle so it's visible. Once done, you can add little low growing flowerly creepers like a campanula or the sorts.
That's a sunny spot and I'm guessing a really hot spot. So choose a plant that can take the heat.
You can't go wrong with a weeping tree
i would love to see miscanthus morning light grass at the corner, kinda victorian cottage-y...
Lovely. It feels a lot more balanced. If I may add one more suggestion. Add a euonymous (dark evergreen) plant to train as a vine and to cover up the brick. I just think that by adding something dark green will make your arrangement pop up more. Plus it would mirror(but not quite mirror) the vine that is climbing up on the other side of your steps.


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While two South Florida chefs were among the semifinalists for the prestigious Best Chef in the South by the James Beard Foundation, both were edged out when nominees were announced in New York.
Last month, Jose Mendin, chef and owner of the Pubbelly Restaurant Group, and Giorgio Rapicavoli, chef and owner at Eating House in Coral Gables, were among 20 semifinalists nominated in the best chef South category, which includes Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Puerto Rico.
Not a single Florida chef made the final list of nominees.
Winners of the 25th annual awards will be announced May 4 in Chicago. For the complete list of nominees, visit JamesBeard.org.Read more
Kathie Lee Gifford, the wine guzzling co-host of the fourth hour of the "Today" show, is coming to Whole Foods Market in Boca Raton March 28 to sign bottles of her newly launched wine brand.
Gifford partnered with California's Scheid Family Wines to craft a 2011 Red Blend and a 2012 Chardonnay. They're called Gifft wines and cost $19.99 per bottle at Whole Foods.
Gifford calls the blend an "easy-drinking red," with a core of red fruit and structure that carries through from beginning to end. The Chardonnay "exhibits richness, depth and complexity which is balanced by a lively acidity and an essential freshness."
From noon to 2:30 p.m. on march 28, Whole Foods customers can purchase up to two signed bottles and the meet the always walking Gifford. Whole Foods is at 1400 Glades Road, in Boca Raton. Call 561-447-0000.Read more
Fork and Balls, the downtown Fort Lauderdale meatball emporium, will celebrate National Meatball Day Monday, March 9, with its first meatball-eating contest.
The Balls to the Wall Ball Eating Contest is open to anyone who pays the $10 entry fee. The winner will take home $500 and the title of 2015 Ball Master.
Serious competitors are being asked to register in advance by sending an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Be sure to include your full name, age and current city of residence. The email subject line should read, "BALLS TO THE WALL MEATBALL MADNESS."
If there's still room on the day of the contest, onsite registration will begin at 6 p.m., with the eating getting underway at 6:30 p.m.
The 9-month-old Fork and Balls, open since June, offers nine meatball varieties on its menu, including pork, turkey and a new creation made with quinoa and kale.
"For the contest, we're doing the classic beef balls and some of our roasted-tomato sauce for dipping," says Peter Boulukos, co-owner and...Read more
Two South Florida chefs are among the semifinalists announced for Best Chef in the South by the James Beard Foundation.
This is the fourth semifinalist nomination for Jose Mendin, chef and owner of the Pubbelly Restaurant Group. He has been been a semifinalist for four years. This past year, Mendin and partners Andreas Schreiner and Sergio Navarro, opened L'echon Brasserie, a French-style restaurant that joins their original Pubbelly gastropub, Pubbelly Sushi and Barceloneta.
Giorgio Rapicavoli, chef and owner at Eating House in Coral Gables, received his second career semifinalist nomination. His previous nomination in 2013 was for Rising Star Chef of the Year.
"It doesn't get any bigger than this for us," says Rapicavoli. "It's awesome."
Philadelphia-based restauranteur Stephen Starr is also a semifinalist in the Outstanding Restaurateur category. He owns restaurants across the country, including Steak 954 in Fort Lauderdale, Makato in Bal Harbour, and Verde at the Perez Art Museum,...Read more
Four years after opening its first location downtown Fort Lauderdale, ROK:BRGR is now bottling and selling its own bourbon barbecue sauce.
It's an essential ingredient in the restaurant's signature best-selling burger, the ROK:BRGR, the 2011 Riverwalk Burger Battle fan favorite, which is topped with Vermont cheddar, smoked pepper bacon and the now bottled sauce.
"We were getting a lot of requests," says Matthew Walsh, spokesman for ROK:BRGR's owner, JEY Hospitality. "We finally sat down and talked to the chef and decided to do a small batch. Once that's gone, we're going to revisit it next year and see if we want to do it again."
Getting the sauce in bottles took give months, start to finish, since Robbyns Martinez, JEY's corporate executive chef, wanted to make sure that each 12-ounce bottle tasted just like the sauce diners find in the restaurant. Walsh will only that the sauce is made by a company located "north of West Palm Beach" because he doesn't want other restaurants to get...Read more
Three bits of restaurant chain news.
Starbucks: Starting Feb. 17, Starbucks will offer coconut milk along with traditional dairy and soy. It seems like a small thing, but some folks are lactose-intolerant. Many people stay away from soy milk for reasons of health and nutrition, chief among them that most of it's made from genetically modified soybeans. Starbucks' coconut milk comes from single-origin coconuts from the Indonesian island of Sumatra. After a trial run last October, more than 84,000 customers responded to a Starbucks blog post asking that coconut milk be offered chainwide.
McDonald's: Mickey D's is in the pits. Its CEO is stepping down. Its stock price is flat. The chain is trying all kinds of new things, including mozzarella cheese sticks for a limited time at participating South Florida restaurants. Three sticks cost $1.
Dunkin Donuts: As usual, the chain is doing heart-shaped doughnuts for Valentine's Day. But this year, South Florida locations are also giving away two...Read more


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A pair of bald eagles nesting has been found to be raising three healthy eaglets. (PHOTO BY RANDY ROOS)
Hatching demonstrates bald eagle's rebound in N.H.
There are now about 40 nesting bald eagles in the state, MacLeod said. They are here after the state lost most if not all of its bald eagles by the 1970s.
New Hampshire benefitted from other states' bald eagle restoration efforts, mostly from the Massachusetts' efforts near Quabbin Reservoir, MacLeod said. Bald eagles, which had nested in the state during winters, started appearing in numbers after the first birth in 1989, which was from a pair of birds that were born near Quabbin.
According the Audubon Society's Chris Martin, the number of territorial eagle pairs in the Granite State increased from 35 pairs in 2012 to 40 pairs in 2013. In fact, since the late 1990s, the state's breeding population has been doubling roughly every 4-5 years.
"There appears to be a younger male bird with the same female bird," he said. "The female and the male that was with her have been there since 2003, but there is a new male, we're not sure why."
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Set in a medieval fairy-tale backdrop, Princess Knight is the tale of a young princess named Sapphire who must pretend to be a male prince so she can inherit the throne. Women have long been prevented from taking the throne, but Sapphire is not discouraged and instead she fully accepts the role, becoming a dashing hero(ine) that the populous is proud of. The playful cartooning style of Princess Knight is comparable to that of Disney, A la Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Considered by many as one of the first major shojo works, inspiring comics for girls such as Revoluntionary Girl Utena, Cardcaptor Sakura and Sailor Moon for generations to follow. A rare shojo property from the godfather of manga, Princess Knight has been long considered one of Tezuka's most popular works worldwide.
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Osamu Tezuka was born on November 3, 1928, in Osaka. He grew up in an open-minded family exposed to manga and Walt Disney. Having developed an intense understanding of the preciousness of life from his wartime experience, Osamu Tezuka aimed to become a physician and later earned his degree, but ultimately chose the profession he loved best: manga artist and animated film writer. Tezuka's work changed the concept of the Japanese cartoon, transforming it into an art form and incorporating a variety of new styles in creating the "story cartoon." Osamu Tezuka lived out his entire life tirelessly pursuing his efforts, producing more than 150,000 pages of graphic storytelling before his death in 1989.
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I know that I've slacked in the department of product reviews since getting busier, but I am hoping to fix that in the near future and trickle out reviews of some of my favorite things or at least compile them into the TRIED and TRUE posts.
This is going to be more of a story of how our life evolved with the product than an actual review, but in so writing about it, you will get a good idea whether you might enjoy this product as much as we did or not.
This particular item has sneakily made its way into our life in more ways than I anticipated. We had featured a Kitchen Helper on Daily Mom, right at the time when I was struggling to keep Lexi occupied while I cooked. I had also heard good things about it from MULTIPLE people. So I thought it was a worth product to try and see if it solves our little problem. Our first test was Easter Cooking out of all things. I took an egg nest recipe from Daily Mom (of course), Lexi and I put on our favorite Mommy and Me aprons and we started cooking.
A few months ago, while nursing Lexi to sleep, I was on a Facebook Gentle Parenting group reading someone's post about their daughter. I think she was refering to her daughter being an extrovert and her being an introvert and the difficulty surrounding her parenting due to that.
After reading her post, something clicked in my mind. The way she was describing her daughter seemed very much like Lexi: high excitement, high energy, non-stop movement unless she is doing something that requires her attention, constantly needing attention, not playing on her own.
I had always thought Alexis was high needs in the best possible way when she was little but some things just didn't jive. She wasn't sensitive in a way high needs children tend to be, she just needed a lot of attention and was very specific in what she liked (which was not being constrained)
I have written about buying non-toxic rugs for the playroom.
I have shared with you about the play tents that aren't sprayed with fire retardants
I have opted for solid wood storage furniture from IKEA, rather than their better looking MDF counterpart.
I have tried to mostly use green play furniture by Hape and toddler table by Svan
But the hardest part about creating a relatively non-toxic playroom was bookshelves.
And surprisingly so. You would think that the number one item in a child's play area should be books. That could be my bias talking, of course. Or more precisely, Lexi's bias. She is a book worm. Beyond anything I have seen in a toddler. She LOVES books. She inhales books. On daily basis, all you could hear from her is "READ READ! MAMA READ! PLEASE READ!"
So the plan was to have the girls wear these adorable and cool outfits to Disney and take lots of adorable and cool photos with them hugging and holding hands and looking adorable and cool with the Cinderella's castle in the background.
Real life means two crabby 2 year olds who either wanted a balloon or nothing to do with each other (hold hands…ha!) or out of the heat or to go ride rides.
Lesson learned, little ones, lesson learned.
I've been mentally writing this post the whole summer. Every time I would go outside with Lexi, I would think about mentioning this and that in a post on the blog.
So I'll keep it short but to the point.
After getting glasses, we decided to start spending even more time outdoors because that was the only thing that seemed to have any kind of correlation to slowing down myopia in studies . So we figured why not focus on spending as much time as possible outdoors. That meant creating an environment that was stimulating and interesting enough, especially for Lexi since she has a pretty high threshold on stimulation, just like her mama.
I had a few items we loved before that we moved outside and then slowly "collected" other toys that have together created her "outdoor space".
The last post in the Sun and Fun series is about all the items that actually make it fun to be in the sun (as well as safe and comfortable).
In honor of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month in August, we at Daily Mom are tasking ourselves to do our part by launching our very own Breastfeeding Awareness Campaign.
Lexi is 2.5 years old today, she has been potty trained since 22 months. She goes dry at night IF I make sure to put her on the potty before we go to bed and she doesn't breastfeed much at night. She has been solidly and reliably going on the potty on her own without a reminder since about 24 months. Like any toddler, she waits to pee till the last second because she doesn't want to stop playing, and then run run runs to the potty, but it's still amazing to me that she does it all on her own.
I wrote about how she got to be potty trained. I can't say we trained her, because we only introduced her to the concept and kept communicating it to her and then she just went when she was ready.
I never wrote about what happened next. She had a few accidents in the car while trying to figure out the whole concept of being out and holding. This quickly stopped after 1-2 trips. On long trips, she would communicate to us when she wanted to go. It was all pretty smooth with no regressions from the beginning. It wasn't without our involvement, but there was no forcing or prodding, just talking.
So that was that, awesomely uneventful, mind-blowingly fast and easy-peasy. Just goes to show you that kids will do what they will do as long as you create the right circumstances when they are ready and no amount of forcing will make it happen until they want it to happen.
I have been slowly but surely designing and adding to Lexi's playroom over the past year making it into a comfortable space that is also non-toxic. As always, the last part has proven itself to be pretty difficult.
I keep struggling deciding whether I want to go for what looks cute, is cheaper and easier to get OR making sure that it's as non-toxic as possible, even if that means sacrificing looks and price. Of course I want the first one. I want Lexi's playroom to look really cute, but in the end I always end up doing the right thing, even if that means getting natural wood bookshelves instead of gleaming white ones.
At this point the playroom is virtually complete minus the art work and some lighting that is coming in soon, so I thought it was time to start highlighting the choices, items, toys, products and ideas for it with the final post being a "reveal" of the playroom itself.


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her room used to be pink, purple and orange.......very "little girly", and she thought it was time for a more "grown up" look. i really LOVE how it turned out! it's very "tiffany blue box"!
this is the view from the door.
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Her room is so neat!!! My daughter is 17 and I can't stand to see the mess in her room!!!!
thank you! oh it certainly doesn't look like this all of the time! she's a little tornado when she wants to be! this was right after she cleaned her room......so i snapped a few photos on request! : )
Great room, she has good taste!
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i greatly dislike commercialized kids room too.....and am very thankful that both of my children are past that. : )
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38 • Seattle, WA • Man
I'm looking for
- Women
- Ages 28–54
- Located anywhere
- Who are single
- For new friends, short-term dating
My details
- Last online
- Mar 16
- Orientation
- Straight
- Ethnicity
- Other
- Height
- 6′ 2″ (1.88m)
- Body type
- Fit
- Diet
- Mostly anything
- Smokes
- No
- Drinks
- Socially
- Drugs
- Never
- Religion
- Catholicism, but not too serious about it
- Sign
- Taurus, but it doesn't matter
- Education
- Graduated from masters program
- Job
- Student
- Income
- Rather not say
- Status
- Seeing Someone
- Type
- —
- Offspring
- —
- Pets
- —
- Speaks
- English
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