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Maybelline Full 'N Soft Mascara
3439 reviews
75% would repurchase
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Price: $$
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Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I thought I had done a review on this already, but I guess not.
I wouldn't say I LOVE this mascara but I like it A LOT. It does not clump. It doesn't stink. It doesn't give me panda eyes. It lasts. My absolute favorite thus far. :)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I have average length Asian eyelashes. Yes, they shoot straight down so I was hoping this mascara would hold my curl....but nope! After curling my eyelashes before and after, it actually "un-curled" my lashes, making them looking awful. I did like how they don't clump though.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
After being disappointed by YSL Volume Effet Faux Cils, I was Gobsmacked with the utter awesomeness with Maybelline Full and Soft Mascara. Wow this is great, I was kind of under the impression this was more a natural looking mascara but this give length, volume and curl and really pushes the high end brands out of the water. And the inky black colour of "Very black" really is intense.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
i have tried many different types of mascara and to be honest, I still haven't found one thats knocked my socks off. but soft and full is a great mascara, it works just as well, if not better, than higher-end brands like dior and lancome. if you are looking for a mascara that makes your lashes fuller without all the disgusting clumps of goo and flakes that come along with many of the other volumizing formulas, give this one a try! it wont empty your wallet, and is great for subtle enhancement...its the type of mascara that makes your lashes look a million times better without being obvious.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is also my HG mascara. It doesn't flake or smudge. I have to be really picky with mascara because I have sensitive eyes and this works really well for me.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
LOVE this mascara! My personal HG. I try other ones out of curiosity and always come back to this one. I have trouble with mascaras making my eyelashes droop. Most are too heavy, but this one seems to give me those dramatic porn star lashes!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I have been using Volum Express Maybelline, for as long as I can remember. But after reading the reviews on here, about the " Full and soft" I wanted to give it a try.
This is great stuff!
My HG Mascara! :)
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Why buy and wear mascara if it's going to look like this? I think it actually made my lashes look thinner than they are naturally. Provided very little color.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i like this mascara. it comes in this big tube and the brush is pretty big as well. i have short thin lashes and i say it's really hard to look for a mascara with a brush that would cover each one of my lashes. this one does, but i apply it in a different way. you know how it's standard to apply mascara by wiggling the wand outwards? my application is different. i curl my lashes first the what i do is take out the wand and then rub the excess of on the tip of the tube. then instead of wiggling it, i simply just 'damp' the wand on my lashes. This wand is perfect for 'damping' because the bristles are well separated and are stiff enough for better control. i love it, i give it an A !!!!!!! =)
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
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oOoOHh! I LOVE this. My favourite!! I have short thin , straight lashes and this doesn't clump or give me spider legs. I love this mascara and it's really cheap. MY HG DEFINITELY. Definitely will repurchase.
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Another one bites the dust...
Posted 08 April 2011 - 10:59 AM
Albers to the DL with a sore lat muscle; Aceves recalled.
Dennys (don't call me Guapo) Reyes is the first Sox to be DFA'd...
Doubront was activated, and is now the lefty in the 'pen.
Posted 08 April 2011 - 11:18 AM
Dennys (don't call me Guapo) Reyes is the first Sox to be DFA'd...
Now there's nobody to boo during today's intros...
Posted 08 April 2011 - 11:22 AM
But I'm not sure they really have a choice at this point.
Posted 08 April 2011 - 11:23 AM
Dennys (don't call me Guapo) Reyes is the first Sox to be DFA'd...
Doubront was activated, and is now the lefty in the 'pen.
I still stand by my statement in the Panic or Euphoria thread where I said, about 2 hours ago, that Dennys Reyes ate 3 lbs of bacon. Unfortunately for Reyes, the bacon lead to his DFAment rather than just a DL stint.
You can say I called it if you want. I don't mind.
Posted 08 April 2011 - 04:10 PM
Cross your fingers Ranaudo is ready by the break!
Posted 13 April 2011 - 03:19 PM
According to MLB's transaction wire, Dennys Reyes cleared waivers and was outrighted to Class AAA Pawtucket.
The lefty reliever was designated for assignment on April 8 after four rocky outings. Reyes is not on the Pawtucket roster yet. The Sox have sent him to extended spring training.
Posted 18 April 2011 - 08:33 AM
Edit: http://www.boston.co...sox_recall.html
Edited by BigSlick, 18 April 2011 - 08:34 AM.
Posted 05 May 2011 - 10:44 AM
Sleepy morning here, but the Red Sox are making moves in their bullpen. Lefty Rich Hill and righthander Scott Atchison are active for today's game after coming in from Scranton where Pawtucket was playing.
Both Dan Wheeler (calf) and Bobby Jenks (biceps) are heading to the disabled list.
Terry Francona announced the moves. He also said it was unlikely that Daisuke Matsuzaka would make his scheduled start on Friday. That means someone else. Could that be Alfredo Aceves? Aceves was scheduled to make a start for Pawtucket tonight. we'll see if he's yanked from that one.
Posted 08 May 2011 - 09:51 AM
A major league source told Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe on Saturday night that the Red Sox are preparing to place Marco Scutaro on the 15-day disabled list with a left side injury and that shortstop prospect Jose Iglesias will be promoted from Triple-A Pawtucket to provide middle infield depth in Scutaros absence.
Iglesias, 21, is far from ready for big league action. Hes hit just .253/.278/.253 with zero extra-base hits and 17 strikeouts in 92 plate appearances this year at Triple-A and has committed five errors in 95 fielding chances at shortstop.
In an ideal world, Iglesias would continue marinating in the minor leagues for at least another full season and the Red Sox would turn to someone else for the two or so weeks that Scutaro is sidelined. But 23-year-old infielder Yamaico Navarro just landed on the minor league disabled list with an injury of his own and the organization isnt exactly flush with quality shortstops.
Posted 12 May 2011 - 08:54 AM
Lackey - Retirement
Posted 16 May 2011 - 06:14 PM
Posted 16 May 2011 - 09:18 PM
Lackey on the DL, Atchison recalled.
Probably a good thing. Is there a reason listed for Lackey or how long he'll be out? If he can come back effective that would be huge.
Posted 16 May 2011 - 09:44 PM
Probably a good thing. Is there a reason listed for Lackey or how long he'll be out? If he can come back effective that would be huge.
Right elbow strain. I haven't heard how long he'll be out.
Posted 17 May 2011 - 07:15 AM
Right elbow strain. I haven't heard how long he'll be out.
It seemed like he was stretching his arm/elbow every other pitch during his last outing that I saw (Wed?), so this isn't a shock. It's time to play everyone's favorite game, Good Wake/Bad Wake!
Posted 17 May 2011 - 10:53 AM
Posted 17 May 2011 - 11:19 AM
It's time to play everyone's favorite game, Good Wake/Bad Wake!
If it's anything like Wakefield's last outing (or last night's game, for that matter), then the game is really "Good Lowrie/Bad Lowrie."
Does anyone have a count on how many inning-ending double plays have bounced over/under/around/through Jed Lowrie's glove and eventually led to runs scored?
Posted 17 May 2011 - 05:34 PM
From Pete Abraham:
The Red Sox just informed the media that righthanded reliever Michael Bowden is on his way to Fenway Park from Pawtucket.
He has not yet been added to the roster. But before first pitch, we expect to hear that Daisuke Matsuzaka has been placed on the disabled list.
Bowden has been terrific for the PawSox over 14 appearances: 22.2 IP, 15 H, 4 BB, 28 K and a 1.59 ERA.
My guess is that Alfredo Aceves would move into the rotation in Matsuzaka's place.
Posted 18 May 2011 - 07:27 AM
Posted 18 May 2011 - 12:55 PM
Okay, maybe i finally woke up and realized I hate JMD.
After a few trips through the rotation with Wakefield and Aceves, I bet that we will be thrilled to see whichever one of Matsuzaka or Lackey can get back first. Well, we'll be glad to see Lackey in the rotation, anyway, I'm not sure that actually seeing him is all that pleasant, but you get the idea.
Aceves Wakefield>Lackey Matsuzaka (as they have pitched this season).
I would prefer having Aceves in the rotation right now over any of the other three. The thing about Wake is he could be dominant or horrible on any given day, but he'll eat innings and not have to be pulled in the third inning because his feelings are hurt. I never thought Lackey was an ace, but he's been a bulldog his whole career. Even last year to an extent. This year it's like we're seeing a Vaginated version of him.
Posted 18 May 2011 - 04:53 PM
GordonEdes: Daisuke expected to miss a minimum of month after diagnosed with sprained ulnar collateral ligament
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NEW YORK (AP) — Carlos Gonzalez has been placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Colorado Rockies because the All-Star left fielder has seen little improvement in his sprained right middle finger.
The move was made Wednesday and is retroactive to Monday. To fill the roster spot, Jeff Francis was recalled from Triple-A Colorado Springs. He will work out of the bullpen.
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Gonzalez has been bothered by the finger since hurting it during an at-bat July 7. He has started only one of Colorado's five games this month.
Manager Walt Weiss said the Rockies tried to avoid the move as long as they could, but Gonzalez has aggravated the injury several times swinging the bat.
Gonzalez leads the NL with a .591 slugging percentage and is second with 26 homers.
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Benny Rides Again
By Loren Schoenberg, Conductor and Saxophonist
Written by:
Eddie Sauter
Performed by:
Benny Goodman and his Orchestra: Alec Fila, Irving Goodman, Jimmy Maxwell, Cootie Williams, trumpet; Red Gingler, Lou McGarity, trombone; Gus Bivona, Skip Martin, alto saxophone; George Auld, Jack Henderson, tenor saxophone; Bob Snyder, baritone saxophone; Bernie Leighton, piano; Mike Bryan, guitar; Artie Bernstein, bass; Harry Jaeger, drums; Eddie Sauter, arranger
November 13, 1940
Benny Rides Again
Recorded November 13, 1940
The innovative composer/arranger Eddie Sauter brought a much-needed infusion of new material into the
Benny Goodman
band of the early 1940's. The call and response formula that
Fletcher Henderson
relied upon so heavily in his arrangements and that had helped bring Goodman to fame in 1935 had, by 1940, worn a tad thin by dint of sheer repetition. Sauter had established himself with his challenging writing for the Red Norvo band, featuring vocalist Mildred Bailey. As
Benny Rides Again
illustrates so clearly, Sauter had a penchant for counterpoint, odd instrumental combinations that broke up the by-then standard formations of brass and reeds, and his own harmonic point of view. One of Goodman's most popular recordings was
Sing, Sing, Sing,
which was built around clarinet and tom-tom drums. Sauter uses that idea with great humor and creativity throughout this piece, and the sheer audacity of the compositional conception shows Sauter to be one of, if not the most original voice in jazz composition after Ellington at the time.


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I love the in your face action.
Can't help but love the smug little smile.
Great stuff! I like the slightly crooked smile too. Super-tight linework as always.
Looks Great! She deffently appears to be having fun.
Great pose! She looks very cute and cool at the same time.
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The pursuit of transformation, affiliated with the concept known as a Revolution in Military Affairs, became associated with the failed tenure of former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and was publicly dropped as a central organizing concept of the military for that reason. Keep reading →
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB, WASHINGTON: "The biggest concern of my great Afghan security force partners is abandonment," said Maj. Gen. James Huggins. "We have invested a great deal [in Afghanistan] for a long time," he said, "[but] the Afghans have done it three times longer than us."
Speaking at an event this morning organized by the Institute for the Study of War (click here for video), Huggins recalled a conversation over chai with a veteran of the 1980s war against the Soviets, now a local governor. "Do you know why the Taliban come into power?" the old warrior asked him. "Because you left us too quickly after the Soviets withdrew." Keep reading →
Just before the New Year, the U.S. Air Force finally selected a new Light Air Support plane for ground attack in counterinsurgency, picking the Brazilian Super Tucano over the American AT-6– whose manufacturer, Wichita, Kan.-based Hawker Beechcraft, is filing suit over the decision [update: leading the Air Force to issue a stop-work order on the 4th]. But just as important as what the Pentagon is buying is how many and for whom: just 20 aircraft, with an option for another 15, which will go not to equip regular U.S. Air Force units but to train the embryonic air force of Afghanistan. Keep reading →
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Got Nobel? Milk-Guzzling Countries Win More of the Esteemed Prizes
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TUESDAY, Jan. 15 (HealthDay News) -- Nations whose people consume the most milk and dairy products have a lot of Nobel Prize winners, research shows.
For the study, investigators analyzed 2007 data on milk consumption in 22 countries and found that Sweden had the highest consumption of milk/dairy products (750 pounds per person per year) and also had highest rate of Nobel Prize winners at 33 per 10 million people.
Switzerland was also near the top in milk/dairy product consumption (661 pounds per person per year) and had 32 Nobel Prize winners per 10 million people, according to the authors of the letter published in the current issue of the journal Practical Neurology.
China had the lowest milk/dairy product consumption of the countries included in the study (55 pounds per person per year) and the lowest rate of Nobel Prize winners, the authors pointed out in a journal news release.
The data also seemed to suggest that once a nation's milk/dairy product consumption reaches about 772 pounds per person per year, its rate of Nobel Prize winners no longer continues to increase.
But while the investigators found an association between a nation's milk and dairy consumption and its number of Nobel laureates, it did not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.
Higher levels of milk consumption may be a reflection of a strong educational system in a country, the authors suggested. But they added that milk is rich in vitamin D, which research suggests may boost brain power.
The letter authors decided to examine the link between milk consumption and Nobel Prize winners after research published last year in the New England Journal of Medicine reported a strong association between a nation's chocolate consumption and number of Nobel Prize winners.
The authors of that study suggested that the flavonoid content of chocolate may increase brain power.
"So to improve your chances of winning Nobel Prizes you should not only eat more chocolate but perhaps drink milk, too: or strive for synergy with hot chocolate," concluded Dr. Sarah Linthwaite, of the department of neurology at Gloucester Royal Hospital in the United Kingdom, and colleagues.
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When Mikhail Gorbachev took office, he spearheaded a political movement called Perestroika. This fundamental "restructuring" of Communist Party rule gave citizens a taste of freedom and a free-market economy they had never known. And once they knew what freedom felt like, it wasn't long before the Soviet Union crumbled from within.
School choice can be America's education Perestroika. It's a fundamental restructuring of a decaying system that will provide new freedoms, educational opportunity and hope to families across the nation.
Florida is the first state to prove choice in education works. It has the strongest charter school liberties in the nation, scholarships for needy children and newly-elected Governor, Rick Scott, now wants to expand school choice to include full vouchers so that the money is attached to the student and parents can determine which school will educate their child. Florida is also providing greater options for students through virtual schooling utilizing new technologies.
Since education reforms were first implemented during Governor Jeb Bush's tenure, the results have been nothing less than amazing. According to Matthew Ladner with the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, "In 1998, 47 percent of Florida fourth-graders scored 'below basic' on the NAEP reading test, meaning they couldn't read. By 2007, 70 percent of Florida's fourth graders scored basic or above—a remarkable improvement."
Other states are beginning to take note of Florida's success. The crumbling of the failed system is underway.
Like the Communist leaders of the Soviet Union, teachers unions and the bureaucratic system are the greatest hindrance to meaningful reform. Their chokehold on education has prevented any significant changes that could dramatically improve the future of school children and the country at large.
Americans revel in unprecedented freedom in almost every aspect of our lives, but unfortunately there is one highly personal and critically important area where they have little freedom of choice: K-12 education. Instead, most parents are trapped by geography into sending their children to public schools that repeatedly graduate students unable to read, write, or perform fundamental math. Every time one of these subpar institutions graduates a student unable to read their own diploma, the American Dream is lost for yet another child and our nation's prosperity is diminished.
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hi everyone .. im 18 years old just found out i was pregnant a week after my 18th birthday .. will still be 18 when my baby is born ... I just need advise from those who have been in my shoes and how they made it to where they are today... as young expecting mom with no type of job or income is so stressful .... everyday i feel out job applications and call in to check them but no one is really hiring .. i want to get a job now so by the time i start to show i will already have a job ... i am kinda in this alone as for right now ... my babys father doesnt want the child ... but i am going to make it work because even tho i am young with no job .. i knew the consequences of my actions ..i just need some advise please ..
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No experience with your circumstances, but wishing you the best of luck! Hope you find an awesome job soon, and that everything falls into place for you.
CDing, EBFing, ROTF, LOLing. Seriously, though, I'm way crunchy. Unless there's an easier way.
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April 21st baby #2 is due!!!
I'm 18 as well :) I just found a job a few days ago and I have another job interview tomorrow! My best advice for you is to just keep your head up, have you talked to your parents? they have been my best support systems! Also, I would suggest talking to your baby father's parents as well. He may not want a baby but he did lay down with you, so he is entitled to pay some child support and if he is still under 18 then you can go after his parents! Luckily, my husband has been very supportive.. We married a few weeks before i knew i was pregnant. But as for finding a job, I send you luck! i would try to look on craigslist.com in the job listing and that will show places that are hiring!
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Start finding out what GA you qualify for now. No shame in getting help when you need it. You'll pay it forward later when you get on your feet.
Educate yourself in what to expect and what you should be doing for your pregnancy and once baby is born. I see a lot of young moms (I am one myself) make numerous poor decisions involving their children and then blame it on being young. That just gives us as a whole a bad name. KWIM?
Know that you CAN make it without your BD. You can be a strong amazing woman and provide your child with a great life and be a fantastic strong female role model. But also don't be afraid to find support whether it be from family, friends, etc.
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Thank you guys so much .. I stay in Los Angeles, California .. they are alot of oppurtunities and also alot of people competing for them as well as myself .. but thank you for your positivity I will keep all of what you said in mind ...
&& i have only told my mom in my family and shes willing to help me and what not but as for me moving with her its a little complicated ..
I haven't been in your situation but what Jess/JSummer said is a good place to start. I wish you lots of luck!
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Please excuse the rictus smile there. I don't know why that happened.
great cosplay !
Thanks! I'm using it as a Halloween costume this year too. Now if only anyone around here knew who I was...
Thanks! Unfortunately I'm not built anywhere near along the same lines as Engie, but it still looks nice I think. ^^
I love this, but to my shame, I saw the goggles and thought 'Dr. Horrible' first. >//>
But Dr. Horrible's goggles look completely different! They're one solid piece rather than a piece for each eye.
This is a true and valid point. First impressions, at least mine, are unfortunately often neither. :/
PFFFT that's ok, everyone's brain works differently.
The most amazing Engineer
It looks awesome! The smile seems oddly appropriate.
You have a awesome smile and yay a red engie! I never see a red engie at my con...no dispencers for this poor scout.
Awesome cosplay! That Gunslinger is impressive!
Also, I might see you at Dragon*Con! I'll be going as BLU Scout and BLU Fem!Spy on Saturday and Sunday respectively. I hope there will be a Valve meetup of some kind...
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Also, I might see you at Dragon*Con! I'll be going as BLU Scout and BLU Fem!Spy on Saturday and Sunday respectively. I hope there will be a Valve meetup of some kind...
I apologize for the long post!
Hey, there's nothing to apologize for! And I hope I see you at some point, even if you are a BLU. cx
Nuts Gunslinger there
Thanks! Hopefully it holds up through the con.
Let the luck be with you on that one. Say, if there are any people that are dressed as MvM robots, that would be nuts to see xD
THAT WOULD BE AMAZING! Man I'd like to try and be an Engiebot someday for a con. I'd need a lot of foam and cardboard for that, and it'd be mighty cumbersome, and yet... it might be doable.
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The model Ken Moody poses face front, eyes closed, centered in a simple composition characteristic of the photographer Robert Mapplethorpe's clean aesthetic. His perfectly hairless head, face, and body, the result of alopecia universalis, appear to take on a sculptural weight and dimension. The dark shadows of the background seem to lap at his neck, shoulders and under his arms, as if he emerges from a timeless, dark sea. The sophisticated lighting also sculpts the curves of his face, collarbone, and chest to further heighten their elegant forms.
This figure study is part of a large body of work featuring African-American men. Mapplethorpe was absorbed by the texture and color of their skin, which he referred to as bronze. He used Agfa's Portriga 118 paper for its ability to produce the velvety texture and glow discernible in this reproduction. His strong, uncluttered compositions of statuesque male models fused a classical sensibility with homoerotic content at a time when the male nude was not a popular subject among camera artists.
Mapplethorpe, Robert. Certain People: A Book of Portraits (Pasadena: Twelvetrees Press, 1985) unpaginated.
Mapplethorpe, Robert. Black Book (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1986) p. 91.
Marshall, Richard. Robert Mapplethorpe, exh. cat. (New York: Whitney Museum of American Art in association with New York Graphic Society Books, 1988) p. 127.
Danto, Arthur C. Mapplethorpe (New York: Random House, 1992) pl. 223.
Celant, Germano. Mapplethorpe, exh. cat. (London: Hayward Gallery; Electa; SBC, 1992) p. 56, 197, ill.
Celant, Germano and Arkady Ippolitov. Robert Mapplethorpe and the Classical Tradition: Photographs and Mannerist Prints, exh. cat. (Berlin: Deutsche Guggenheim; New York: D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers, 2004) pl. 12.
Falletti, Franca and Jonathan Nelson, eds. Robert Mapplethorpe: Perfection in Form, exh. cat. (Kempen, Germany; New York: teNeues, 2009) p. 196, pl. 89.


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1 New York Botanical Garden
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One of the largest and oldest gardens in the US, this glorious green space displays a wonderful array of plants and blooms, and conducts important botanical research. There are more than fifty gardens to explore here, from lovely perennial and herb p..
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200 Eastern Parkway
Housed in a monumental Beaux-Arts building, this is New York's second-largest art museum besides the Met, and well worth a visit if you're in the borough. The collection contains a whopping 1.5 million works including an outstanding trove of Egyptian..
3 The Noguchi Museum
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3338 10th St
Established by renowned Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi, this recently renovated museum complex consists of an outdoor sculpture garden and 10 indoor galleries, an education center, café and museum shop. The ground floor displays a permanent..
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Entrée principale sur Broadway (à hauteur de la 116th St.)
Founded in 1754 by a charter from George II, King's College was first located in lower Manhattan, where the original class of eight men met in the schoolhouse of Trinity Church. Among the early students at King's College were Alexander Hamilton and J..
5 Greenwich Village
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West of Broadway, venerable Greenwich Village wears well its reputation as New York's historic bohemia. A country village into the 19C, Greenwich still retains a small-town feeling in its narrow, bending streets and alleys. Rising to become the polit..
6 Cathedral of St. John the Divine
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1047 Amsterdam Ave. at W. 112th St.
This massive stone edifice, the seat of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, is reputedly the largest Gothic cathedral in the world. Strangely, though, it's only two-thirds complete, and there are currently no plans to finish it. The design incorporate..
7 United Nations
Architecture, castles and historic districts
First Ave. between E. 42nd & E. 48th St.
An extraterritorial community within New York, the U.N. is abuzz with diplomats from all corners of the world, some in the native dress of their home countries, when the General Assembly is in session (Sept-Dec) and during various conferences held th..
8 Seagram Building
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375 Park Ave.
This striking pile of bronze glass and steel (1958) by Mies van der Rohe is widely regarded as one of the finest International-style skyscrapers ever constructed. Less than half of its "zoning envelope" was used; Mies opted instead to set t..
9 Asia Society
Museums and art
725 Park Ave. at 70th St.
This artfully revamped museum and culture center is New York's leading purveyor of Asian arts and culture. A 2001 renovation doubled its gallery space which today provides an elegant setting for Indian bronzes, Chinese and Japanese ceramics, exquisit..
10 National Museum of the American Indian
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1 Bowling Green
Cass Gilbert's Beaux-Arts former US Custom House (1907) makes a splendid setting for this Smithsonian museum, opened in 1994. Collections are displayed on a rotating basis, including masks, weapons and ceremonial garments. The enticing array of objec..
11 Upper West Side
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Historically the seat of the city's intelligentsia, the Upper West Side remains an enclave of performing artists and literate liberals drawn to the area's world-famous cultural venues, including Lincoln Center and Columbia University. Lately the area..
12 Ellis Island Immigration Museum
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Ellis Island
Crowned by four copper-domed towers, the former processing center (1900) has been restored to reflect its appearance from 1918 to 1924, the years of peak immigration. Five thousand artifacts spread throughout the museum's 30 galleries, along with rec..
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Angle de Broadway et de la 5th Ave.
Viewed from the north side which faces Madison Square Park, the structure looks like an iron (hence the name), the acute angle of its facade formed by Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Though it's only 6ft wide on this sharp corner, the building rises 22 st..
14 Madison Avenue
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This chic avenue cuts the block between Fifth and Park (Fourth) avenues in half, and is lined with elite boutiques and world-famous designer stores, as well as a number of upscale galleries. It's considered the stratosphere of New York fashion.
15 Museum of the City of New York
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À l'angle de la 5th Ave. et de la 103rd St.
Founded in 1923 as America's first institution dedicated to the history of a city, this museum chronicles the changing face of New York through its rich collections of decorative arts, furnishings, silver, prints and paintings. Worth noting is the fa..
16 Ellis Island
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Ellis Island
Ellis Island is situated about halfway between lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. Between 1892 and 1954 Ellis Island received more than 12 million immigrants, one of the greatest mass migrations in history. Its grandly refu..
17 Times Square
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Au croisement de Broadway et 7th Ave.
This trapezoidal plot formed by Broadway and Seventh Avenue between 42nd and 43rd streets has long been the epicenter of New York's live entertainment district. Though it fell into seamy squalor in the mid-20C, the area has been reclaimed, and today ..
18 Chinatown
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In the narrow streets of New York's Chinatown, densely packed markets stock everything from lychee to lipstick, while storefront restaurants serve up all manner of Asian cuisine. Today the majority of Manhattan's Asians and Asian-Americans live in th..
19 TriBeCa
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An intriguing district of warehouses, loft residences, art galleries and chic restaurants, TriBeCa was named by a real estate agent hoping to create a hip identity for the area. Home to dozens of celebrities, the area offers great shopping, dining, g..
20 Chelsea
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Center of New York's art world and gay community, trendy Chelsea contrasts busy commercial avenues with quiet residential side streets. Pleasant cafes rub shoulders with cutting-edge art galleries, shops and restaurants. Along the waterfront areas yo..


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Tea sparrow came THROUGH this month! I absolutely love my subscription I could talk about it all day. It's affordable, their customer service is awesome, and I've never been disappointed by the selections I've received. It also helps stave off more tea spending when I know I'm getting four new teas a month to try out. This month in particular has teas that are savory/creamy which is perfect for the holidays.
I've never had a tea that's mainly cacao shell and I have to say I really enjoyed this! The smell and taste reminds me so much of chocolate malt-o-meal it's uncanny. I ate it every day of my childhood and this really takes me back. If you're unfamiliar malt-o-meal is a hot wheat cereal in a few flavors- chocolate being the clear winner taste-wise. The rooibos in the blend gives the cacao a woody background note that makes it taste identical to it. It's a rich, wheaty chocolate drink without the sweetness of a hot chocolate. Certainly not something I'd reach for every day but the nostalgia factor may very well make this a re-purchase.
Flavors: Chocolate, Wood
Alone this is like watered hot chocolate… still good, but not quite full enough. With Laoshan black (and a touch of vanilla) this is skyrocketed to amazing! I imagine this will be great mixed with other black teas too! Especially the chocolately and malty ones.
Whoever sent me this, THANK YOU
My grandma, who is insanely active for a 92 year old women, came to me asking for tea which is rare but I was like : ' dang, all I have is a lot of pu'erh, oolong, and crazy stuff'.
BUT, I found a sample of this tea in my swap box from someone which made me very very happy. I brewed this very interesting herbal tea up and drank some with my mom and grandma. This is some good stuff, it's like chocolate but not chocolate, but also not like chocolate but still chocolate…
I will say this: While drinking this, my creative brain was spinning and I remembered that I'll be roasting Milk Oolong soon… why not try roasting cacao as well?
So many things to try :)
I was told by my family that I need to buy this and show them how to make it :p
This is a sample from donkeytiera. Thank you!
Oh this is yummy! What a treat. Cacao, vanilla, and with a bit of sugar this is the perfect dessert tea before bed. I have one more mug's worth and will play around with adding some milk to make it a bit more creamy…..
I've been wanting to try this tea for the longest time, but never got around to buying a tin. I'm having a very big craving for hot chocolate, but not the additional calories… so onto this blend! I'm surprised to see that a majority of the blend is cacao shells.. for some reason I was expecting there to be more rooibos with just a few shells thrown in.
Sipping… mmm a rich, dark chocolate flavor with a touch of vanilla. The cacao is obviously the main flavor – not creamy like a milk chocolate, but richer and deeper. The vanilla is nice, but reminds me quite a bit of vanilla extract in that it has a note that resembles alcohol. I wish it wasn't so sharp, but could be a bit more creamy. It would be so nice with the cacao!
The rooibos is somewhat hidden and mostly adds a dry, woody element. As much as I love rooibos, I think that it doesn't contribute a whole lot to the cup. I'm glad that I finally tried this blend and will definitely enjoy the rest of it.
OMG you guys I'm so spoiled. So I put my Tea Sparrow subscription on hold, thinking I really need to just focus on drinking all the tea I currently own. Then, of course, February's box included this Cacoa tea from Tisano that I've been dying to try ever since I first heard of it. So I was sadfacing on steepster and trying to remind myself that I have lots of yummy tea already, when yesterday I got a surprise Tea Sparrow box in my mailbox! With a hand-written note for Michael saying "I noticed that you paused this month, but I really like some of the teas and wanted you to try them. :)" LOL amazing!! So nice. Also, probably the last nudge I need to restart my subscriptions, so sound business sense too. ;)
Anyway, I tried the cacao tea first, and yep – yummy chocolate. :) It's funny because the scent of the dried (and steeped) cacao husks is a bit off-putting – it's chocolatey, but in the sense that it smells like straight cocoa powder, which is decidedly not delicious. But the tea itself is pretty great. It lacks the creaminess and body of hot chocolate, but it definately has a lovely cocoa flavour. I've seen people talk about adding these to other teas to boost the chocolateyness, which is definitely sounding like a good plan. Can't wait to experiment more with these. :)
That was so awesome of him to do that! And I agree about the aroma of the dry husks. Sometimes they rub me the wrong way and make me not want to have any.
This is one of those teas I've read great reviews on for ages. Then one day I just decided to order some anyway. It came just before Christmas and I'm having it now. The instructions say 1 tps to 8oz of water at 210F which I did. However, I notice that most other people here used a lot more tea for the 8 oz.
It definitely is hot chocolate like (without the milk and the sugar both of which I can't have). I think this brew is a little thin so might try it with more tsps. next time like others have had. I also want to try this with some black teas I have. Is it worth it just ordering the one tea? I'd say so. This looks like a versatile tea to have on it's own when I want a hot chocolate or to mix with other teas. I'll enjoy trying out some different things with it.
Flavors: Chocolate
Had this quite a few times already and have decided that this needs more peppermint. While it's nice to drink a chocolate mint tea with a true chocolate flavour, now we're presented with a weakened peppermint problem. Makes me want to go out and buy peppermint leaves to add to this. I think that would really balance things out.
And now I'm drinking almond nog for the first time. Interesting! Not sure if I'd buy it again, though.
These cacao husks do their job and taste pretty much the same as Herbal Infusion's, although I swear HI's was a little sweeter. Could be the source/batch, or even just a memory blitz. Somehow this time around I'm not caring for cacao husks on their very own. The liquor is a little too thick and sludgy on its own in comparison to other teas/tisanes. I'd rather mix it with a black tea to give this a little more depth.
Oh yum!
It tastes like liquefied cupcake. The rooibos adds enough of a nutty, sweet flavor that it sort of mimics a cake-y taste, and the notes of creamy vanilla and luscious cacao are so yum!
I love cacao shells and I don't think they could taste much better than in the presence of rich, sweet vanilla. Even if you aren't crazy about rooibos – if you like chocolate (and seriously, who doesn't like chocolate?) you really should try this.
Here's my full-length review: http://sororiteasisters.com/2014/09/22/vanilla-cacao-tea-from-tisano/
I know I haven't posted in awhile, but I have been trying to at least come read some posts, & make an occasional comment, so I haven't totally disappeared, & I have been drinking plenty of tea anyway.
Anyway, I picked this up at the Traveling Tea shop, less than 5 minutes from my house, & I had to stop in just to say that I don't EVER want to be without this tea. OMG, this stuff is awesome! The best chocolate tea ever, & it's just chocolate hulls. I'm sure this would be amazing combined with LB, but by itself it is crazy good, & perfect for something that is kickass, substantially bold, & caffeine free, so I can drink as much as I want this time of day. A majorly awesome indulgence :)
How is your sore finger holding up with all the harp playing? I imagine this is a pretty busy time for you. Glad to see a note. Tea sounds good especially since its caffeine free. :D
my darling swedish chef sent this one my way. I opted to have it tonight and all i can say is that this tastes like normal cacao. no spicy…no chai…just some cacao…. :( Good to know though since i would have likely bought this one myself heh
my darling swedish chef sent this one my way to try and i'm super glad she did. I have to say, i'm not one of those people who tends to drink cacao on it's own. I much prefer it as an addition to teas to give them that roasty chocolatey taste. I'm drinking these samples on their own though as i want to get a better sense of how they'll work with other teas. This one is hints of mint with a lot of cacao. I enjoy it, but i'm not sure i see the point of the mint lol. I'd likely just add cacao to a mint tea so that the mint was more present and i could control the mint level. Enjoyable, though..and a nice cup to end the evening. Time for bed with my headache not getting much better.
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I have a wicked headache tonight too. Not sure whether it's dehydration or lack of tea (or something else entirely). Sigh. Hope you're feeling better [in the morning]!
Are you feeling better today, the both of you? What is with us getting headaches lately. Yeesh.
Yeah, I wish they put more mint in here. I swear HI's was mintier? But I like the idea of just customizing mint teas by adding the plain cacao to it.
I was feeling better… until I had a headache today too! It's gone now though. 95% sure mine are the two causes I previously mentioned, so they should be avoidable. My boyfriend and roommate have also had headaches lately, though. :(


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- 1 (selection) to make a choicefaire un choix, choisirit was my choice to doc'est moi qui ai choisi de faireit's your choice
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The Weis interview - Part I
QUESTION: Do you want to talk to the new coach, will you be allowed to talk to the new coach, and what would you tell the new coach about the job?
That's the problem in the coaching profession. That's why (Bill) Belichick and I are (close to one another). The reason why Belichick and I are (close) is because when I left, I wanted them to do better than when I was there. To this day, we talk every single week. We've always talked every single week. There are people in New England who say, 'There's a rift between Weis and Belichick.' We've never been closer because I've stuck by him. While all this stuff was going down in New England, there was one person who was sticking by him, and that was me. I think that's the right way of doing it.
When I leave here, I'm not going to be rooting for them to lose, for (the new coach) to do worse than me so everyone says, 'I wish they would have kept Weis.' I wish they would have kept Weis. I wish they would have kept me. I really wish we would have won, but we didn't. So I don't want the next guy to come in and feel like I'm hanging over his shoulder. Nothing would please me more than for me to be sacrificed to have this ominous could lifted off of this program so the sun could shine through and we could actually move this in the right direction.
Q: There's been a lot of talk about you going back to the NFL and all the offers that are out there. What is the reality of it?
I've probably had guys from 15 different teams text me and say, 'How are you doing?' including some guys you probably wouldn't even expect. Mark Sanchez. 'Coach, I just want to know how you're doing.' The same Mark Sanchez who I texted last year and told him how great he played, and he said, 'Is this somebody just messing with me?' He thought it was just someone who was busting his chops.
I'll coach on Sundays next year. I don't know where. But the dust will settle, and in January, I'll probably end up taking a job.
Q: You talked about the negativity with the media and the community, and the irreparable harm that it's done on your family.
But the pain that Maura went through and Charlie went through, I'll never forgive them is the term. You can take all the shots you want at me. Fire away, but you have to understand that when they're personal, they go directly to your wife and kids, and that's really inexcusable. Those people really should be ashamed of themselves. As a matter of fact, I'll make sure that the next time I'm at the Grotto, I'll light one for all those people so that maybe they can see the light and stop being so vindictive. It's a shame. It really is.
Q: Regrets? Mistakes? Anything you wish you could do differently?
But I believed by saying that that I would have been selling out the seniors who were there, and I just didn't think that ethically that was the right thing to do, to give up on the seniors and tell everyone you were rebuilding. But for those guys, we knew what was happening. You didn't need for me to tell you, and I wasn't lying to you. I just wasn't giving up on the seniors by saying, 'Look, we're going to be playing all these freshmen and sophomores and we're going to be going through some growing pains.'
I could have taken some of the pressure off me by doing that. But I'd sell out the seniors by doing that, and I just don't think that's the right way to do business. So could I have covered myself and made things easy on me? Yeah, I could have bought myself some time and a little less agony. But in the grand scheme of things, I felt like I had a responsibility to the guys not to just sell out the season.
Q: You are a very confident man. When you look back on the way things transpired, does it seem surreal to you? Are you just surprised that it all happened the way it did?
Q: Under the circumstances, you didn't have a choice.
Q: People say you need head coaching experience to be successful. If you started today, would you be more successful?
Would I be better prepared to be named the head coach at Notre Dame today? Absolutely, but that's because I just lived it for five years. If there's anyone who understands all the idiosyncrasies that come with it, it's yours truly. But that being said, there are things that are different about this job than any other job.
Q: Can you expand about what you think is different about Notre Dame?
Q: Wouldn't that be the case everywhere, or do you think it's more so here?
Q: You mentioned the difference between who you are and the perception of who you are. Why do you think that is the case?
There was a lot of good stuff in there that just never made it in there. There was tons of stuff, tons more. The reason to do it was to show the football coach when you're not a football coach. That was the reason I was willing to do it. I was willing to do it for Hannah & Friends, and it didn't turn out that way.
Q: So when you saw the finished product, did you cringe?
Q: I've got some questions about the finer points of the end of this. The buyout was always talked about. I don't know if you want to say what that number was. But is it as great as they've said it is?
When you sign up for a long-term deal, they start you low and they work your way up and I wasn't at three yet. Everybody had me at 4.2. Where did that come from? And they had it like it was a substantiated fact. That's why I've said numerous times that I'm willing to give my tax returns to anyone that is willing to write a check that pays the difference between what I make I'll even give the money to Hannah & Friends. I won't even take it. You want to see last year's tax returns to substantiate that? Give me a donor. Hanna & Friends will take the million bucks.
Why do people try to say that I was the second highest paid coach? Where does that come from? Where did that number come from? My wife keeps on saying, 'Are you making 4.2?'
Q: Just getting back to the buyout, is it realistic to think that you would sign a contract that would pay you for every penny that the remainder of the contract was for on a year-by-year basis?
Q: As it relates to the buyout, it's my understanding you gave your assistants a big part of that.
Q: When did you know that the end was happening?
But the Monday after the Connecticut game, it was over, and it was not a bad conversation. Jack (Swarbrick) and I just sat down, closed the door, and I said, 'Look it, we're grown men here. Where are we?' And we agreed to where this was headed. It was Thanksgiving week. I did not talk to any of the assistants about it because I felt that it would distract them from getting ready for Stanford, and I thought the best thing to do was not say one word to them. Then on Friday morning, I told all those guys where this was heading. I didn't talk to the team until last night at the banquet.
Q: Was there a thought to you coaching in a bowl?
Q: Would you have considered that? Coaching in a bowl game after you had been fired?
Q: There was mention from one of the (recruits) who is committed for next year that before you were fired, you had some talks about them sticking with their commitments to Notre Dame.
Q: How important is where the recruiting is and how it's set up for the next guy?
He'll be able to (recruit nationally). We're a national recruiting school. He'll be able to do that. Whoever they hire will be somebody that can recruit nationally. They'll hire a good coach. There's no doubt in my mind. I don't know who it's going to be. You guys would have a better feel for it than me, but they'll hire a good coach.
Q: Any comments on Jimmy (Clausen) and Golden (Tate)?
Q: How has this not working out been on you personally?
Q: Are some of the offers that have come your way since your firing all been for an assistant/coordinator role?
Q: Will you be a head coach again some day?
Q: Are you done with colleges?
Q: Are you better off having had this experience? Are you a better coach? Are you a better person because of it?
Q: Are you watching the coaching search at Notre Dame now?
If you had heard me (at the banquet) last night, I talked about everything that you would have expected me to talk about with those players. None of it was about me. I used my life to try to show them what a Notre Dame education can get you. I mocked myself, made fun of myself, and I actually had people laughing because I felt they needed somebody to break the ice because so many people are in the tank. At the end of the day, my message to those kids was do not look back; look forward. Do things right academically, stay out of trouble, get a new head coach in here, support him and get going. Ten, 15 years from now, you'll understand why.
Let me just wrap up with this. I ask this one thing of all five of you. As I answered this Q&A as honestly as I possibly could, I want to thank you guys for being fair. But I ask this because it's really important to me. I'm not looking for you to make me into something I'm not. But this is very important to me because I am a man of high integrity. However you present this, I want to be somebody who cares about Notre Dame, somebody who cares about his wife and kids, somebody who cares about the community, cares about Hanna & Friends, and understands the fact that I'm gone because of my record and I want something negative that happened here to turn into something positive.
Maybe the positive thing and the big thing will be unilateral support of the coach and the players. That would be a wonderful thing. I don't know if that is utopia. I don't know if that could ever happen. But (I would like) to see people take a backseat on the vindictiveness and let's back off a little bit and remember that these kids are 18-to-23-year-old kids. They're not NFL football players and they live this life and it wears on them. I wish they would be totally supportive of them and that message can be for the community, the alumni and the student body. All of them.
They're still kids. They don't get paid for a living. People say, 'They're on scholarship.' Hey, they earn those scholarships. The days these guys have, the time commitments they have, it's brutal. And I really want to leave here with a positive message, not a negative message.
(Editor's note: Look for Part II of The Weis Interview Sunday.)