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T.I. Reacts To "Straight Outta Compton" Oscar Nomination
T.I. is currently in between projects, but that doesn't mean he's not doing press. He's a busy guy after all, even if it's not a music-based project he's working on, he's got his side gigs like TV and movies. The Hustle Gang boss spoke on some of his upcoming movie roles, but before that, he spoke on "Straight Outta Compton"'s Oscar nod-- while it may not be in the category they deserve, T.I. has only positive things to say about it.
Bankroll Mafia Feat. T.I., Young Thug, Shad Da God, London Jae "Out My Face" Video
Bankroll Mafia Feat. T.I., Young Thug, Shad Da God & London Jae
Bankroll Mafia rang in the New Year by dropping a veritable banger called "Out My Face." We're three weeks into the year and the song is still arguably the top dog on the 'Hottest Bangers of 2016' list.
K Camp Feat. T.I. "Till I Die" Video
K Camp Feat. T.I.
Since releasing his debut album Only Way Is Up in September, K Camp has blessed fans with a mixtape, You Welcome, and appears to have two more tapes coming down the pipes. Before he shares those, he returns to the album in a new visual for Big Fruit-produced "Till I Die" feat. T.I.
Colonel Loud Feat. T.I., Young Dolph, Ricco Barrino "California" Video
Colonel Loud Feat. T.I., Young Dolph & Ricco Barrino
After calling on Tip for the official remix to his smash hit "California" last month, North Carolina rapper, Colonel Loud, looks to take the record even further today by returning with the official video for it.
OutKast's "Stankonia" 15th Anniversary Documentary
Yesterday (Oct. 31) marked the 15th anniversary of OutKast's Stankonia. Crazy right? MTV has just released a "Stankonia" documentary to the commemorate the occasion and explore the legacy of the groundbreaking album. The short film includes footage of both group members from the months before and after the release in 2000 as well as new retrospective commentary from Big Boi and Andre 3000, both of whom are now 40 years old.
T.I.P. Talks Authenticity In Trap Music, Names Rappers Who Are Believeable
T.I. is preparing for his new album, The Dime Trap, which he teased fans about last night by posing for a photo with Jay Z and revealing Hov would be on the album. In anticipation of the album, he sat down with us to discuss how and where he's getting his inspiration from these days, when it's hardly believable that he's (still) really in the trap 24/7.
T.I. "Broadcast Live" Video
T.I.'s new EP Da Nic was short and sweet, and with a fresh visual for leadoff track "Broadcast Live," it continues to deliver quality content.
T.I. Plays "This Or That"
T.I., fresh off the release of Da Nic EP, played a game of "This or That" at the HNHH office. The slow-speaking Atlanta native also seemed to be in a slug-mode as he answered the "This or That" questions, nonetheless he did offer lengthier explanations for each answer than most.
T.I. On Returning To T.I.P. Moniker & The "Unapologetic Trap" Of His Upcoming LP
Since announcing Paperwork, T.I. has been promising a trilogy of albums, each with a different theme. He's now making good on his word, preparing The Dime Trap, a project that will find him once again assuming the title of T.I.P. (you can find his recent warm-up EP, Da Nic, here).
T.I. On The Breakfast Club
T.I. continues to promote his semi-surprise EP, Da Nic, with visits to both HOT 97 in NYC and Power 105.1. This morning we have his interview with the Breakfast Club trio, where he sits down with them for a 27-minute interview.
T.I. On Ebro In The Morning
It's peak T.I. season, with his freshly dropped Da Nic EP ("Peanut Butter Jelly" -- great song) and his full length album The Dime Trap fast approaching.
T.I. "Check, Run It" Video
T.I. surprised us with a brand new EP, Da Nic, last night, and, today, he's continuing the boss moves by releasing the video to "Check, Run It," the EP's lead single that he dropped last week.
T.I. Feat. Young Thug "Off-Set" Video
T.I. Feat. Young Thug
The "Furious 7" soundtrack is one of the most successful film soundtracks of the last few years, even peaking at Number One on the Billboard 200 for a week. This was largely due to many of the tracks being the sort of dumbed down EDM-rap crossovers that have ruled the radio in recent years, as well as the cringe-inducing, Charlie Puth-featuring, Number One-hitting Wiz Khalifa track "See You Again."
T. Mills Feat. T.I. "Young & Stupid" Video
T. Mills Feat. T.I.
T. Mills, who now goes by his full name Travis Mills, makes his return to HNHH today thanks in part to his new T.I.-assisted single "Young & Stupid," and its new accompanying video. Shot in Cali, watch as Travis celebrates being young & stupid with a house full of friends and beautiful women in this feel-good summer time party jam. Directed by Young Man, Juice, & Travis Mills, the video is in support of Travis' upcoming album, which is on the way. So stay tuned.
Bankroll Mafia Feat. T.I., Young Thug, Shad Da God "Bankrolls On Deck" Video
Bankroll Mafia Feat. T.I., Young Thug & Shad Da God
T.I. recently put together a loose Hustle Gang supersquad called Bankroll Mafia that consists of PeeWee Roscoe (aka the dude who shot up Lil Wayne's tour bus), Young Thug, Shad Da God, and TIP himself. Today they share the video for their brand new single "Bankrolls on Deck." With the direction of Kennedy Rothchild, who directed the "About the Money" video, Bankroll Mafia celebrates their immense stacks with the help of some fine women. The saturated red, blue, and yellow color palette in conjunction with the Japanese characters give it a comic book, Roy Lichtenstein vibe.
T.I. "Project Steps" Video
T.I. returns to "Project Steps" this afternoon, unleashing the official music video for the song, which dropped back in March. The song doesn't appear to be attached to any specific project, but does show love to T.I.'s home, Bankhead.
T.I. & Tiny Dispense Expert Relationship Advice
T.I.'s been making the rounds promoting the new season of his MTV reality show "The Family Hustle," appearing recently on Hot 97 with his sons and on The Breakfast Club with Tiny. This week T.I.
Kap-G Talks "DOPE" Appearance
The anticipated film "DOPE" hits theatres today. The movie, which was produced by Pharrell's IamOTHER venture, features a who's who of artists and celebrities-- A$AP Rocky, Forrest Whittaker, Chanel Iman, Zoe Kravitz and more all make an appearance. One of the lesser-known artists that is featured in the film is "La Policia" rapper Kap G. He stopped by our office recently to discuss his role in the movie, as well as talk about how his single "Cocaine Shawty" landed on the film's soundtrack.
T.I. & Tiny On The Breakfast Club
Last week, as we saw, T.I. and two of his sons visited HOT 97's Nessa and sat down for an interview about their family life, in promotion of the new season of T.I. and Tiny's reality TV show, The Family Hustle. The family returns to NYC for another interview, this time with The Breakfast Club on Power 105.1. We also get Tiny's participation this go 'round, with both Domani and Messiah too.
Hustle Gang Feat. T.I., B.o.B, Spodee, Yung Booke, Shad Da God & Big Kuntry King "I Don't Fuck With You" Video
Hustle Gang
Hustle Gang's G.D.O.D. (Get Dough Or Die) 2 is nearly a year old, but the group have been ever-so-gradually releasing videos for records from the compilation, the latest being "I Don't Fuck With You". This one is quite showcase of the roster with B.o.B, Spodee, Yung Booke, Shad Da God, Big Kuntry King, and Tip himself coming through with verses.


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I wanted to love this product soooo bad. I have fair skin and the lady at ulta recommended this! She gave me samples and I was in love!!! So I finally went out and bought it, well I have realized that this product is very very very yellow. I just hated the color of it, but the texture is very nice and feels good. I just wish they had different shades out!! It was too yellow it just stood out like crazy compared to my face and neck! I even used the lightest shade too. UGH
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It's definitely a summer foundation. Its formula is oil free but I don't recommend this to people who has an oily or combination skin. When I apply this my t-zone shined after 2 hours. I think it would be good for just normal skin types.
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Even though I use this every day ( because I'm not willing to waste a product that is quite expensive) I'm still undecided on this one! Its really light coverage so it's nice if you want a natural look but it's also really runny and I feel that it makes my oily t zone look extra oily.. but I'm used to powdering my face through the day anyway so that doesn't really bother me. Don't know if I'd purchase this again. I'm still on the look out for something better! But its not all that bad it does give a nice glow to the skin!
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The Good: This gives me an awesome glow without looking greasy. It's lightweight and doesn't feel cakey on my skin. Champagne matched my skin perfectly, much like the powder in the same shade does. It's awesome when used with Porefessional.
The Bad: It's not awesome when not used with Porefessional. It turns greasy by about 2 p.m and seems to magnify my pores. Therefore, this is not worth the money to me. I feel that I could get the same quality from Colorstay.
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I actually had this foundation in the set along with the Porefession, two shades of Boiing and the powder "I love me". The set was only sold at Sephora, its called "How to look the best at everything", i have my shade in light. Everything i got is in a smaller portion, i believe it was sold around 35 bucks?
Ok, this is just an ordinal foundation. One pro is it comes with a pump. I have only tried it twice. It came out pretty liquidy, honestly, i did not expect it to be that liquid. So i was like ok, is this like the Colorstay? No, it is not. It's just liquidy, it is sheer, minimum coverage. Plus if you have oily skin, it would look like a mess on your face at the end of the day, even with the powder "I love me"!!! But, if you dont have many acne scars like me, if you have normal skin, this foundation might work for you.
After trying it a few times more, i think it will work for those who have normal skin, cuz it really gives a nice finish, it leaves your face shine a little bit thats why i dont really like it in the spring or winter time. It does not stay on to your face more than 10 hrs tho if you have oily to combo skin. Also, about the coverage, i think you really need to throw on three layers if you have acne scars like i do.
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Not good for oily skin at all. Doesn't blend in well on the skin.
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Not bad. My skin is weird when it comes to the more expensive brands, it breaks out or becomes rashy. None of this happened with this foundation. It has light coverage, no scent that I notice & stays on well. It's a bit pricey but I'll pay for a good product that doesn't irritate my skin. I prefer this in the warmer months. I wear Ivory and I'm between NC15-20 in MAC.
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Ordinary foundation, one pro point is spf 25 pa+++.
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I had high hopes for this foundation but I was disappointed. It is VERY average for the price and I find that there are more negatives than positives with this foundation. Firstly, the formula is very runny which is a pet hate of mine. Secondly, since I have fairly normal skin, the moisturising elements of this foundation is wasted on me and instead leaves an overly dewy sheen to the skin which is sticky and uncomfortable. Thirdly, the colour is all wrong. It is way too yellow.
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Task Force 73
|Task Force 73/Commander, Logistics Group Western Pacific
Commander, Logistics Group Western Pacific
|1992–Present (with addition of CLWP title)
|United States
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|Port of Singapore Authority Sembawang Terminal, Singapore
|Rear Admiral (Lower Half) Thomas F. Carney
|Rear Admiral (Upper Half) Nora W. Tyson
The US Task Force 73/Commander, Logistics Group Western Pacific (CLWP) is a US Navy task force of the United States Seventh Fleet and is 7th Fleet's logistics force composed of supply ships and other fleet support vessels. In addition to its logistics component, it also provides industrial voyage repairs to U.S. Navy ships and craft through contracted commercial repair capabilities throughout Southeast Asia, Korea, India, Australia, Hong Kong and Oceania. It is also the 7th Fleet agent for diving, salvage, towing and major oil spill response. In its capacity as the bilateral exercise coordinator for Southeast Asia, it conducts planning, coordination of training exercises with Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Singapore.[1]
Originally known as Commander, Naval Surface Group Western Pacific (Commander Task Force (CTF) 73/CTF 75), its mission included command readiness, administrative oversight responsibilities and control of the Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet ships assigned in Japan, Guam and the Philippines. As CTF 75, the command also maintained operational control of approximately 30 other ships operating in the Western Pacific, Indian Ocean and North Arabian Sea.[2] The command was originally based at Subic Bay in the Philippines but was transferred to Singapore with the withdrawal of US Military forces in the 1990s.[3][4] A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the two nations in 1990 and discussions of the relocation were done by 1992.[5][6] Unlike overseas US military bases, there is no US "Naval Base" in Singapore but rather a military "place" (due to political reasons).[7]
CLWP is a Tenant Command under Navy Region Singapore.[8]
Its recent commander, Rear Admiral (Lower Half) Ron Horton, was relieved of his post due to being "derelict in the performance of his duties".[9] Horton was the commanding officer of the USS Enterprise during the period when inappropriate videos were produced and aired between May and December 2007. He was replaced by Rear Adm. Thomas F. Carney.[10]
See also[edit]
- ^ Mission of COMLOG WESTPAC CTF 73, [1], accessed May 2010.
- ^ http://www.clwp.navy.mil/history.htm
- ^ http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/singapore.htm
- ^ http://www.clwp.navy.mil/Welcome%20Aboard.pdf
- ^ http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/singapore.htm
- ^ Public Papers of the Presidents, The President's News Conference With Prime Minister Goh in Singapore, Public Papers of the Presidents, 4 January 1992
- ^ http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/singapore.htm
- ^ http://www.cnic.navy.mil/Singapore/AboutUs/TenantCommands/index.htm
- ^ http://www.hawaiireporter.com/commander-logistics-group-western-pacific-removed-from-command-after-loss-of-confidence-in-his-ability-to-command/123
- ^ http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/officer/Detailing/flagofficer/FlagMgmt/Pages/MovesandAnnouncements.aspx


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Petite singing dynamo / actress Kristin Chenoweth tells E! Online, "I'd like to do it with a partner. I'd like to do it when I get married, but if that doesn't happen and I still feel that desire, I would definitely consider adopting. Absolutely."
Chenoweth isn't currently dating anyone, but she was previously linked to Aaron Sorkin.
Seems she definitely has her ideal Mr. Right: "I get really turned off when men aren't as kind to others as I'd like them to be," she shares, adding, "They should be. That's something I look for. Somebody that's got their own gig going on. I don't mean wealthy, I just mean has ambition and/or has their own life. And loves me for me."
Kristin Chenoweth was adopted and raised in Oklahoma… would love to see her as a mommy!
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text: CIA Ivy League School Holds Key Collection From Nuremberg Trials By Dave Lucas • Nov 20, 2015 Listen Listening... / 0:42 Cornell University is home to a major resource from the Nuremberg trials collected by the New York native who founded the forerunner of the CIA. Former Deputy Director Of The CIA, Michael Morrell By Joe Donahue • Jun 10, 2015 Listen Listening... / 18:35 In The Great War of Our Time: The CIA's Fight Against Terrorism--From al Qa'ida to ISIS, recently retired Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency Michael Morrell uses his talents to offer an unblinking and insightful assessment of CIA's counterterrorism successes and failures of the past twenty years. Ideas Matter - Dealing With Foreign Terrorism By Joe Donahue • Feb 27, 2015 Listen Listening... / 15:08 We are very happy to continue our regular feature – Ideas Matter: Checking in with the Public Humanities. Today we check in with the Vermont Humanities Council and a speaker in their First Wednesdays lecture series. Haviland Smith, Former CIA Chief of Counterterrorism, will be talking about "Dealing with Foreign Terrorism" in Montpelier, Vermont on Wednesday, March 4. He will examine the history of foreign terrorism directed against US interests, our policy for dealing with it, and how we might do better. He joins us along with Sylvia Plumb, Vermont Humanities Director of Communications. '88 Days to Kandahar: A CIA Diary' By Robert L. Grenier By Joe Donahue • Feb 18, 2015 Listen Listening... / 28:09 The First American-Afghan War, a CIA war, was approved by President George W. Bush and directed by the author, Robert Grenier, the CIA station chief in Islamabad. Forging separate alliances with warlords, Taliban dissidents, and Pakistani intelligence, Grenier launched the "southern campaign," orchestrating the final defeat of the Taliban and Hamid Karzai's rise to power in eighty-eight chaotic days. Grenier writes about the war - what happened and what is meant - in his book, 88 Days to Kandahar: A CIA Diary. 1/27/15 Panel By Joe Donahue • Jan 27, 2015 Listen Listening... / 47:11 The Roundtable Panel: a daily open discussion of issues in the news and beyond. Today's panelists are WAMC's Alan Chartock, University at Albany Journalism Professor and Investigative Reporter, Rosemary Armao, and Associate Editor of The Times Union, Mike Spain. Topics include: Snow! (?), Koch Bros. Budget, White House Drone, Jeffrey Sterling Convicted, and Sheldon Silver. 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Robert Baer is one of the most accomplished agents in CIA history, and a winner of the Career Intelligence Medal. He is currently the national security affairs analyst for CNN. James Risen On The Corruptive Results Of Our Endless War On Terror By Joe Donahue • Oct 29, 2014 Listen Listening... / 29:37 Pulitzer Prize winning reporter James Risen's new book is Pay Any Price: Greed, Power, and Endless War. For his efforts, especially in his previous best-selling book, State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration, he has become a target of both the Bush and Obama administrations and still faces the threat of jail time for his refusal to reveal how he found out so much information about an important story of CIA bungling. 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Have a Hoedown party with this Bandana Western Personalized Favor Bag!
Custom Favor Bag features:
- Fill the favor bags with the candy or treat of your choice.
- Kit includes 36 Personalized Bag Toppers - printed on glossy paper
- 40 Clear Favor Bags - measuring 4 3/4 inches wide x 6 3/4 inches high
- Each Favor Bag Kit makes a total of 36 favor bags.
- Assembly required.
- Candies and trinkets not included.
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I had a Western themed party for a 30th birthday. These were perfect and adorable! The bags were easy to seal and the printing was great. The bag nicely fit 2 marshmellows and 2 Gram crackers with 1 choc bar. They were so cute that I have a friend using them for a wedding on thier candy buffet. The personalization truly makes this one of a kind
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I packed these bags with homemade and store bought treats as a thank you for volunteers. I was able to find one that fit our theme and I liked that I could personalize the treat bags.
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This is the Grand Opening weekend for Schweitzer Mountain Resort and the unofficial kickoff to summer for Sandpoint and Bonner county! To celebrate we're inviting Bonner County businesses and non-profit organizations up to Schweitzer so you can sample the best that the county has to offer all in one place. Local restaurants, retail stores, beer and wine producers, artists and musicians all at Schweitzer for the day!
FREE Chairlift rides 11am- 5pm!
Pick up your free ticket at the ticket window to enjoy unlimited rides on the Great Escape Quad.
FREE live music 11am- 5pm
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Our summer amenities will be in full swing, including the zip line, Monkey Motion™ air jumper, climbing wall, mountain biking, hiking, geo-caching and tennis. At the top of the Great Escape Quad there will be refreshments, hiking, biking and more!
Make the most of your day and stay the night! There's plenty to do and lots to explore - or just rest and relax with a little time in the pool and hot tubs.
Email the Activity Center or call 208.255.3081.
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Be sure to get involved early next year!
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TRANSITION TOWN LANGPORT invites you to recycle your clutter!
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For as long as I can remember, my Dad has called me that. I've no idea what "pahsee son" (pronounced paws-ee) means, but it brings a smile to my face every time. My Dad, Dr. Leonard L. Berry to the rest of you, had a birthday yesterday and that, too, brought a smile to my face.
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What's your type
My type has long hair. That's really the big thing. I never dated a guy with hair that didn't usually at least brush his shoulders (although one ex did look better with his hair just past chin-length). DH has dark curls that go to his shoulderblades, though he's in desperate need of a cut. Physically, I generally prefer dark hair and eyes (although blue is nice). I'm not into big muscles, but defined ones are nice. I also don't mind someone who's a bit doughy, since I am, myself. I do really, really like piercings, but DH is a needlephobe, so that'll probably never happen.
Personality wise, I don't think I really have a type. Every guy I dated was completely different and the only one I look back on and ask myself "What was I thinking?" about was the one who was sweet but couldn't keep it in his pants, then went to college, became an alcoholic (which didn't help the first issue), and turned into a giant douche bag who blamed women for all of his problems because they were obviously throwing themselves at him and how could I possibly expect him to stay faithful when I was such a distant bitch?
Anyway. DH is a band geek/drama nerd who was also one of the most popular guys in school and was frontman of a local band that almost opened for Chiodos before they became famous. Considering I was the loner who dressed in solid black and never talked to anyone, besides being in a band, I didn't really think he was my type, but he turned out to be exactly what I needed.
I also really like androgynous models, even though they're always incredibly skinny. Andrej Pejic? Mmmmm.
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Definately tattooed. I like my men in jeans and work boots. I need a manly man :) I also have NEVER even dated a guy who didn't have dark hair and light eyes. Not planned by the way, just happened that way
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I'm right with you Trisha. :) I'm sure my DH would love that nerd part. I do like a more preppy look.
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Are you interested in business? Your education path will likely involve getting a degree in business administration. The classes involved will help you learn all about the essentials of business. For example, you may take an Intro to Business admin course, a Computer Basics course and a Business Math and Law course. In addition, you will learn more about city government, taxes, real estate and even banking as part of your education.
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The Carrier of Laddersby W. S. Merwin
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry 1971. Merwin has since won a National Book Award for his selected poems and the 2009 Pulitzer for the Shadow of Sirius.
The First Four Books of Poemsby W. S. Merwin
Half Roundel I make no prayer For the spoilt season, The weed of Eden. I make no prayer. Save us the green In the weed of time. Now is November; In night uneasy Nothing I say. I make no prayer. Save us from the water That washes us away. What do I ponder? All smiled disguise, Lights in cold places, I make no prayer. Save us from air That wears us loosely. The leaf of summer To cold has come In little time. I make no prayer. From earth deliver And the dark therein. Now is no whisper Through all the living. I speak to nothing. I make no prayer. Save us from fire Consuming up and down. Evening with Lee Shore and Cliffs Sea-shimmer, faint haze, and far out a bird Dipping for flies or fish.
Present Companyby W. S. Merwin
New genius work from W. S. Merwin, considered "one of America's greatest living poets." -Washington Post
The Shadow of Siriusby W. S. Merwin
The nuanced mysteries of light, darkness, temporality, and eternity interweave throughout Merwin's newest collection of poems. "I have only what I remember," he admits, and his memories are focused and profound: well-cultivated loves, the distinct qualities of autumnal light, memories of Pennsylvania miners, a conversation with a boyhood teacher, and "our long evenings and astonishment." From the universe's chiaroscuro shadows, Merwin once again calls upon the language of surprise to illuminate existence. He is writing at the peak of his powers.
Sir Gawain and the Green Knightby W. S. Merwin
A splendid new translation of the classic Arthurian tale of enchantment, adventure, and romance, presented alongside the original Middle English text. It is the height of Christmas and New Year's revelry when an enormous knight with brilliant green clothes and skin descends upon King Arthur's court. He presents a sinister challenge: he will endure a blow of the axe to his neck without offering any resistance, but whoever gives the blow must promise to take the same in exactly a year and a day's time. The young Sir Gawain quickly rises to the challenge, and the poem tells of the adventures he finds--an almost irresistible seduction, shockingly brutal hunts, and terrifyingly powerful villains--as he endeavors to fulfill his promise. Capturing the pace, impact, and richly alliterative language of the original text, W. S. Merwin has imparted a new immediacy to a spellbinding narrative, written centuries ago by a poet whose name is now unknown, lost to time. Of the Green Knight, Merwin notes in his foreword: "We seem to recognize him--his splendor, the awe that surrounds him, his menace and his grace--without being able to place him ... We will never know who the Green Knight is except in our own response to him."
The Song of Rolandby W. S. Merwin
A contemporary prose rendering of the great medieval French epic, The Song of Roland is as canonical and significant as the Anglo-Saxon Beowulf. It extols the chivalric ideals in the France of Charlemagne through the exploits of Charlemagne's nephew, the warrior Roland, who fights bravely to his death in a legendary battle. Against the bloody backdrop of the struggle between Christianity and Islam, The Song of Roland remains a vivid portrayal of medieval life, knightly adventure, and feudal politics. The first great literary works of a culture are its epic chronicles, those that create simple hero-figures about whom the imagination of a nation can crystallize, observed V. S. Pritchett. The Song of Roland is animated by the crusading spirit and fortified by national and religious propaganda. This edition features W. S. Merwin's glowing, lyrical translation.From the Trade Paperback edition.
Summer Doorways: A Memoirby W. S. Merwin
In 1948, twenty-one, already married and graduated from Princeton, W. S. Merwin made his first trip abroad. "Travel from America to Europe became a commonplace, an ordinary commodity, some time ago, but when I first went such departure was still surrounded with an atmosphere of adventure and improvisation, and my youth and inexperience and my all but complete lack of money heightened that vertiginous sensation. " Thus begins his most recent memoir, Summer Doorways. Through his days as a student in seminary school and at Princeton, through the years next spent as a tutor for the children of privilege living abroad, Summer Doorways tells the story of the poet's youth in the few years before he won the Yale Younger Poets Award in 1952. And it describes life in Europe that was already passing away at the close of the Second World War. He writes, "I would have the luck to discover, to glimpse, to touch for a moment some ancient, measureless way of living, of being in the world, some fabric long taken for granted, never finished yet complete, at once fixed and evanescent as a work of art, an entire age just before it was gone, like a summer. "
Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despairby Pablo Neruda W. S. Merwin
Parallel Spanish texts and English translations from the famous Chilean poet.
Ultima Thuleby W. S. Merwin Davis Mccombs
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Three years ago, Judy Kimchi-Woods, a pediatric nurse practitioner and president of the Chamberlain College of Nursing's Columbus, Ohio campus, visited a museum in Washington, D.C., and wondered at the lack of nurses.
"There were pictures of fruit and pictures of animals and scenery. You name it, it was there. But no nurses," she said. "And so I started thinking that somehow we have become invisible to the public."
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If you're an actor in Hollywood and you land a role for which you need to sound like a Russian hit man, or an Irish boxer, or a South American tycoon, or a backwoods Kentucky moonshiner, it is very likely that at some point you will wind up putting in a call to Bob Corff. Corff, 62, is arguably Southern California's most sought-after voice coach. A former actor and singer himself, he has spent over 30 years soaking up expertise on accents from around the world and has helped train the pipes of hundreds of stars, including Javier Bardem, Samuel L. Jackson, Shia LaBeouf, Jennifer Aniston, Kate Beckinsale, Peter Sarsgaard, Jennifer Aniston, and Jake Gyllenhaal. What's less known is that actors occasionally seek out Corff with an altogether different laryngeal dilemma: They sound too gay, and an ever-so-slight trace of queenliness seems to be slowing down their professional advancement. Corff recently spoke with Details about what sounds straight, what sounds gay, and what happened when Rock Hudson put on a kilt.
Details: How many people might you consult with in a given day?
Bob Corff: Sometimes 14, but usually it's about eight or nine.
Details: That's a wide range of accents.
Bob Corff: Absolutely. I mean, so far we've got a record of, like, 80 different accents that we do, and if something new comes up, I do a lot of research and figure that one out, and then I'm able to do that one and teach it.
Details: If you're working with an actor who needs to speak in, say, Bolivian-accented English, would you do research to figure out what the nuances need to be?
Bob Corff: Exactly. I'll do research, and I will put out word that I need that accent, and, because there are so many actors in Los Angeles from all over the world, I can record somebody and take down all the vowels and all the consonants—we have techniques that we've broken down over the years. And then you have it on CD, and you are able to figure out what's the cadence, what's the rhythm, what are the stresses, and then you study it and pass it on.
Details: And you, personally, can speak in all those accents?
Bob Corff: Yes.
Details: You must have incredible elasticity when it comes to your voice.
Bob Corff: I was a singer, and so I think that that really helps, because an accent is like a little song—it's got its own little ups and downs. Every region has its own little melody.
Details: So I understand that you sometimes work with actors who feel compelled to sound "less gay."
Bob Corff: Well, often they are sent by a manager or a teacher—it's so interesting, because I can tell what it is. Sometimes they come in and it takes them a lesson or two before they finally admit why they're here. Which I knew the first second that they talked. But sometimes they'll just come right in and say, "Somebody said I sound gay." And sometimes they are married and straight but they sound gay, and that's not gonna work for being a leading man in Hollywood at this time.
Details: And so the manager will send them your way, in a sense, to "fix" that?
Bob Corff: Yeah, they say, "I think that's what's holding you back; I don't think that is serving you in getting the parts that you want to get."
Details: What are you hearing that sends off that signal?
Bob Corff: Okay, well, let me start by telling you what it is that sounds "straight." Straight actually turns out to be the perfect word to describe what straight guys do. It's very straight—it has no curlicues, it has no frills or any kind of melodic turns. So they say, "Hi. How are you?" It's simple, and the lines are very straight, instead of "Hi, how are yOOuu?" You know, women are much more melodic—their voices go up and they go down, and they even move their mouths more. There's a lot more animation. A straight guy just goes, "Hey—this is as much energy and animation as I'm putting out for this thing."
Details: So it's a monotone?
Bob Corff: If you're monotone, in either case, you're going to be boring. You don't have to be monotone. It's more about—you can do that straight sound, but you can't keep on starting in the same place. So if I say, "This is what I want you to do: I want you to go down the street. And then I want you to turn left," even though my voice kept going down in this very straight, direct way, I wasn't starting in the same place and ending in the same place on the scale.
Details: Then there's a narrow bandwidth of notes in a straight accent?
Bob Corff: Right. Even in the face—the mouth is very simple, the lips stay close to the teeth, and the jaw just drops down.
Details: And the gay accent?
Bob Corff: There's many levels of this. With some people there's just this little thing that's happening, and it's not much, but it's just this little tiny melody and inflection that tells you maybe there's something there. And then there's some people who are just [Slips into Charles Nelson Reilly mode] com-PLEEEET-ly doing THIIIIS, and you go, "Well, clearly, they're not even attempting to . . . " And listen, I make no judgment. I mean, I've been in show business—I did the leads in three Broadway musicals, so I've been around this all my life, and it makes no difference to me. And I don't think it should to anybody, because it's none of our business what you do in the bedroom.
Details: Of course.
Bob Corff: It's how you deliver doing your job, whatever that is.
Details: And whatever the actor's orientation, he's going to want access to a variety of roles.
Bob Corff: Exactly. See, to me, the gay sound is just like an accent. Because if somebody has an accent, there's nothing wrong with that accent, but if you come from the South or you come from New York, it limits you in the kind of roles you can play, because you can't play the brother of somebody who doesn't have that accent. So often I'll say to people, whether it's an accent from a different country or an accent from this country or having this "gay" thing, I'll say, "This is the question for you: Are you an actor, or are you English?" And then they have to answer. If being English is more important to them than being an actor, then they don't need to do it.
Details: What are some other elements associated with the gay sound?
Bob Corff: Well, a lot of times—not always—but a lot of times there is a sibilant s. I work on that with people, too. You can be a girl, you can be a guy, you can be straight or gay—what it is is that your tongue is too close to the back of your top teeth, so the air has no place to get dispersed. It just bounces into your teeth. [Lisps slightly] Can you hear it on the phone?
Details: Yes.
Bob Corff: So this is the sibilant s, and that [Slips into an accent in which each syllable sounds like a tiny snake hissing], along with the melody of going up and dowwwn, and having these little curlicues—it's more decorative, it has more colors and stuff like that.
[Below, listen to Corff recite Wall Street's 'Greed is Good' speech in a "Gay" accent and in a "New York" accent.]
Details: You can help change that if an actor wants a role in which he isn't supposed to make that sound?
Bob Corff: Absolutely. I mean, that's something that I do. It's working on the tongue placement. The tongue just needs to come back a little bit so that you're not blowing air so hard right into the top of your back teeth. I mean, I've got people now that I'm working with, and a lot of times they come in and they're not aware of what they sound like. For all of us, it's hard to really be aware of what we're doing because inside our heads it sounds different than it does coming out of us.
Details: But what if someone prefers to speak in the gay accent?
Bob Corff: Well, listen. Sometimes I'm working with people who have a fabulous British accent, and I'll say, "Let me just be clear with you that I don't think that our accent is aesthetically more pleasing than yours. It's just that you can make more money if you can master the one I'm doing—here, in this country, right now." Some people's accents limit them. Like the southern accent—a lot of people in the North think that that's not as smart a sound. I mean, some of the smartest people I've ever known are from the South, but even in business they sometimes have to change to the standard American accent, because then people think of them differently.
Details: But if, say, a gay actor is not out, is not open about his orientation, then the voice work could be psychologically complicated.
Bob Corff: Right. But if that's true, then getting this thing handled for them is even more important. And that's what it's all about. I've had people who were really, really out there, and they've mastered it. They went, "I got it." And they totally were working in class and doing jobs. And then they went, "You know what? This is not as important to me as me just feeling comfortable with my friends," and they decide that they just don't want to go there.
Details: So they'll essentially re-gay the way they talk?
Bob Corff: Yeah. But to me, that's just a lifestyle decision. Because you never "lose" anything. You just gain another point of view, another option.
Details: You're not in the conversion business.
Bob Corff: No!
Details: With this particular focus on sounding gay or straight, have you seen your actors get better roles because of it?
Bob Corff: Oh, yeah. Definitely. People get work and they just call me and say, "Thank you, man." It really has nothing to do with what they do in private, and it shouldn't. I mean, who cares! What's important is that you've mastered some little thing that gives you a foot up on the competition. I've worked with people from one end to the other. I worked with Vanessa Redgrave for a project in which she was a man who had a sex change and became a woman, and we had to lower her voice and get her into the man thing.
Details: Have you ever had an actor who just could not lose the gay sound?
Bob Corff: Nobody who's ever worked at it has not been able to do much, much better. I've had people who've just bailed before they were finished because it was too uncomfortable.
Details: Uncomfortable how?
Bob Corff: It's uncomfortable to have to change something—if you think that who you are is the way you sound, you feel as if you're killing yourself off. But you're not. I mean, one of the things I have on the front of one of my CDs is: "You can change your accent and keep the essence of you." Because that's the big thing. Whether it's an accent or lowering your voice or taking away the nasality—I work with all of those things—people feel that that's them. And when they change, they're afraid that they're going to lose who they are. And they aren't.
Details: I've suddenly become incredibly self-conscious about my voice.
Bob Corff: I know. I always say to people, "I'm fun to be with, aren't I?"
Details: Are you straight or gay yourself?
Bob Corff: I'm straight. I've been married for 19 years, and I've been together with her for 26. In Hollywood that's 72 years. Her name is Claire Corff. She also teaches with me. We've been working together for a long time now, and she's fabulous.
Details: Is it necessarily correct to always associate a certain speech pattern with a sexual orientation?
Bob Corff: Looking back over the years, I've seen guys who were straight—married—but when they came in, I thought, This guy is gay. It turns out this one, he was a ballet dancer in Europe for years, so if you are around that gay thing all the time—I mean, I know, because I was in three Broadway musicals. It's fuNNN to talk like this! If you're around that all the time, you could get pulled into it.
Details: You sort of pick it up?
Bob Corff: You just pick it up because it's fun and everybody else is doing the same thing. I had one guy who, again, said, "Hey, I'm straight, I'm telling you." And it was like, "Well, really? That's interesting." His mother and father had owned a dress-making shop, so everybody was into fashion. So he grew up with that—most of the people around had that sort of frilly way of speaking, so he just picked it up. I've done a lot of research over the years—nobody really knows why gay people sometimes sound like that. Nobody knows what that is. But it's something that does seem to happen.
Details: Then again, during your years as an actor you shared camera time with Rock Hudson in an episode of the 1970s TV crime show McMillan & Wife.
Bob Corff: Rock Hudson was the most masculine man I'd ever seen. People were shocked when word came out that he was gay, but everybody in show business knew he was gay, even then. But this was a man's man. The episode that we did took place in Scotland, so we were all wearing kilts. You put a bunch of guys in dresses for a week and there's gonna be a moment where you'll kind of do a little something—he never did anything.
Details: You mean he never joked around?
Bob Corff: He'd go, "This thing is so goddamned hot." I never saw a more masculine guy.
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530 reviews
80% would repurchase
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Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It looks quite bright in the pan but it shows up as soft golden shim on my face. I use it on my cheek bones and T zone and it gives me a very natural glow. It's my all time favorite highlighter. I reach it all the time when I am not playing with my MSF. Will def. buy it agian when I run out.
Age: Unknown
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Albatross is an AMAZING highlighter! It's a shimmering white color that flashes gold, and it looks amazing on my pale yellowish/olive PPP skin. I also find that it's extremely handy for toning down overzealous applications of blush, and it looks beautiful when swiped across the lid as a shadow. It's comparable to a less shiny version of MAC's nylon shadow. There's a lot of product, so I imagine it'll take me quite a while to get through it. But I would repurchase when I run out.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I really, really wanted to like this product. I have been on a quest to find the perfect all-purpose highlighter, and based on reviews this seemed like a winner.
The main problems I had: I couldn't see it on. When I finally put enough on that I could see it, it looked sort of yellow and hideous. It also tended to "group" itself rather than stay dispersed across my face. So basically I had patches of yellow. Not really attractive! Also--this is nothing new, but it settled in my "smile lines" near my eyes, making them stand out just a bit more. Not sure if one exists that doesn't do that, but that alone probably wouldn't be enough for me to keep this product. I took it back to Sephora and traded for a Copacabana that I'm playing with now.
I can see this working OK as an eyeshadow base or accent...also, it seems to work for a lot of other people. So two lippies. But it's just not a winner for me.
For reference, I am fair with pink undertones, rosy cheeks, very pink lips, light blue eyes, dark brown hair. Dry to medium skin, and I used the product over Bare Minerals foundation and mineral veil.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is almost exactly the same as MAC's Vanilla Pigment. MAC is loose powder in a little container and sometimes I tend to spill it, so I much prefer the NARS compact. I think MAC has a more pinkish undertone, and NARS has more of a yellow undertone. I find that I like NARS Albatross better - it seemed to me that I needed more of the MAC pigment to achieve the same effect as Albatross. This really brightens up your face and gives you that special glow. You can use it anywhere you need a little shimmer (lips, eyes, cheeks, shoulders, etc.). Overall, this is a great multi-use product and it's a pretty flattering shade so I think nearly every skin color (including dark ones) can wear this!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Pretty, pretty albatross--in the pan. I was expecting a dewey glow of the angels from this sheer, shimmery white/gold highlighter, but I couldn't really even notice this when I put it on lightly, and when I put it on heavily enough to notice, I looked like some sort of unrealistic goldy skinned android. If you typically use matte blushes and powders, this might work better, but all my blushes have their own self-contained shimmer and I often like to use setting powder with a hint of shimmer to it (usually by adding eye shadow or fyrinnae's shimmer powder to matter powder). I did try this on bare skin (NC25) and still wasn't impressed by anything, though.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love NARS in general, particularly their blushes, which we all know are highly-pigmented. Crazed is my latest favorite which is ridiculously easy to over-do. In comes Albatross. It's finely milled, light shimmer that works for day, erases my over-blushing and makes my eyes look more awake. I can't imagine having to buy another one for a long time, but if I ever lose mine, I will repurchase.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I got this as a duo with the Lovejoy blush and had no intention of using it. Still, since it came with the blush, I thought I'd give it a try.
This stuff is incredible. It gives my skin a dewey, airbrushed look without looking too overdone. For work, I like to sweep just a little bit of Albatross from the top point of my cheekbone up to my temples. It makes my face look perfectly contoured. For going out, I like to sweep it over my forehead, cheeks, nose and chin for an all-over airbrushed look. It's like I have my own personal candlelight dinner following me around all night. I can't imagine that I'll run out of this any time soon, as it only takes a tiny bit to get the effect, but I will definitely be buying more when I do!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i got this together with the orgasm blush. at first, i have no intention of liking this one. it just so happened that the single orgasm blush is sold out from a store so i got the one with the albatross. this is soooo perfect!!! i love the way it brighten my eyes and my whole face! i can use it everywhere. the nars assistant told me to brush it in the middle of my forehead, bridge of my nose, cheekbones, jaw lines. i thought he was crazy but WOW!!! PERFECT!!! i cant believe how this one makes me look blooming and beautiful.. i cannot describe how much i love this and my orgasm blush. i hope they will never get tired of making this because if ever they stop doing or selling this, im gonna die!!!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I usually try to wait atleast 2 weeks before I review something, just to make sure that the review is accurate.. but, it's been one week & I just adore this stuff way too much to wait! I've tried soo many different highlighters, and have constantly had problems getting it to actually show up, or showing up too much & being too glittery/shimmery. After trying this I was soo amazed at how perfect it makes my skin look. It's an off white with gold undertones, and it's absolutely beautiful on the skin. I apply it everywhere I can, and apply a light bronzer over top of it (WNW Acapulco Glow), because it is a white highlighter, and if you use too much, you can look like a ghost, but that's almost hard to do. I apply it lightly over my blush, which helps a ton, especially if I've over applied my blush.. It makes my skin look like it's been airbrushed from a magazine, and I can't even count the compliments I've gotten since using it. This stuff is my HG highlighter, and I pray they never d/c it, I will die.. It's pricey, but def worth it. A must have. Will be buying again & again, even though it will be lasting me forever. For reference, I apply it with my Accent brush made by EOB.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I didnt really like it. I thought it made me look washed out instead of brighter. this was has orgasm with it and i love that. Want to try laguna/orgasm as i need to try the bronzer.
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