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From carrot liqueur to the best in absinthe, a tour of the city's new tipples
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On a winding road above St. Helena and under peaceful Spring Mountain pines, there's more going on than this distillery's impeccable line of vodkas. Thirteen generations have gone into this family business, founded in 1983 and run by Miles and Susan Karakasevic, their son Marko, and his wife Jenni. The distillery's lineage is evident to the discerning tippler who sips their port, rums, pastis, brandy, grappa, wines — even their herbaceous tequila. Charbay's father-son distilling duo traveled to Mexico to painstakingly learn traditional tequila-making technique, which they expertly riff on to make their distinct blends.
Don't even get me started on Release II of Charbay whiskey! 110 proof, aged six years with a pilsner beer base, it's a stratospheric $325, but one of the most exceptional things I've ever tasted. From its astounding complexity, I caught everything from hops to echoes of the pine trees surrounding the distillery. I also sampled an unreleased 12-year version of Release II: higher proof, rich, a stunner.
But there's no rest for the Karakasevics. Future whiskeys are already aging in French oak barrels — the one I'm most thirsty for, a stout whiskey, won't be ready until 2012. If early tastes are any indication, it's already brilliantly complex with coffee, spice, and dark chocolate notes. Made with neighboring Bear Republic's stout in copper alembic stills, it'll age for two years to reach 90 proof and is expected to retail around $90 — part of a younger, more affordable line of whiskeys compared with the divine but costly Release II. The bold explorer spirit that propels Charbay to Mexico to make a fine tequila shines in their future whiskeys.
These importers have already made waves with their Swiss-produced Gran Classico Bitter, which I hailed for reinventing classic cocktails like the Negroni. They also import some of the best French and Swiss absinthes in existence. Absinthe historians and spirits experts Peter Schaf and John Troia are the masterminds behind Tempus Fugit — and owners of one of the finest vintage absinthe poster collections in the world. It was a thrill to check out these rare pieces while tasting the history and forward-thinking vision in their bitters and liqueurs.
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DS is 6 months old. He had major problems with formula and he was allergy tested by a good allergist at 4 months. The test showed a 4+ milk allergy, 2 corn allergy, 2 peanut allergy and 1 allergies to vanilla and cottonseed oil. The allergist was only worried about the milk allergy and told us to disregard the others. He had hives with Nutramigen and Alimentum, and he's been on Neocate for almost 2 months now and doing great. Except, we switched to Stage 2 baby food about a month ago. A couple of weeks ago I noticed him having a problem after food with corn in it. So I made sure he didn't have any for a week and did a challenge this weekend. Pediatrician said the corn allergy could be a problem. After 1 feeding with it, he clearly puked it up and broke out in hives. So now no more corn at all. It's not so hard right now since he's on baby food, but I'm freaking out about what happens in a few months we he switches to table food. I'd like to be prepared, but can't find a good list of everything with corn in it, and the web sites have overwhelmed me. Any advice or good sites? We don't go back to the allergist until August.
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Just looked through past posts and saw the reflux meds one. He is on Zantac. So far the only issue is with baby food corn. He's on Neocate and Zantac and no probs that we can see with them, even though there is corn in both.
First, deep breaths. This is do-able but the learning curve is not for the faint of heart....its does kick your ass at first.
There is a Delphi forum that is the best known for corn-allergy discussions. There are also a couple of facebook groups for corn allergic/sensitive/reactive people. There are several corn-free foods lists out there - a quick search of this board will probably get you started. I am on my phone and therefore limited tonight.
Basically, if it is enriched or has vitamins added, assume it is corn-taminated until proven otherwise. If the average 2nd grader cannot read and understand the food lable, it probably isn't safe. If it has dirt on it, you are most likely good to go.
DD loved/loves plain old white potatoes. I know dairy free moms who use formula as a liquid to mash them at this age. Sweet potatoes are also on option for this. Libby's Canned Pumpkin is corn-free (I think) and was a go-to food for a bit while DD was that age.
There are not many things you are going to be able to buy pre-packaged off the shelves. You are going to have to prepare it yourself (I about hyperventilated here lol) and use glass/stainless steel for all prep/serving as corn hides in plastic/wood/teflon coatings/etc.
Just wondering but did you try alimentum RTF or powdered? the RTF is corn-free the powdered is not. Also watch out what water you use as many of them either have corn-taminated or are bottled in plastic made of corn.
Again, don't panic.....this is possible. It is just one hell of a learning curve. I will check back tomorrow (hopefully in the morning) and try to get you some links if you don't find them before I get on.
I am so glad you told me what a good Christian you are ... otherwise I would have never known!
Me (44), DH (41), DS (5), DD (3) and a passel of pets
Thanks. I cook mostly from scratch anyway and we've been slowly switching to organic. Good to know about the plastics. I've never heard that before.
We used the powdered Alimentum. We normally use just the nursery water. The milk in it broke him out. Is there a safe brand of baby water?
Sorry, had 2 goats kid in the past 2 days both of which had issues with delivery and the last one refused to nurse....arrggghhh. BTW, we have goats for corn-free milk since DD was 6mo.
So you never tried Ali RTF? Not a big deal since you have something that works BUT you don't know if she failed Alimentum powder due to milk proteins or due to corn....it is just a hypothesis until proven by trial and error.
The problem with testing so young (many won't consider testing prior to 5yo) is that it is notoriously incorrect showing the child allergic/reactive to things they can have and not allergic to things that they are allergic/reactive to. Eg. currently DD test 4 to peanuts but eats peanut butter regularly without any issues while she tests negative to corn but touching a kernal of organic, non-GMO corn will break her out in a rash for days and swell her eyes shut. I am not even getting into all the by-products/derivatives that are supposedly
In essence, while testing gives you a direction to look, trial & error and careful observation will let you know what your child can and cannot have.
There is no safe nursery water. We use Arrowhead 100% mountain spring water or Crystal Geyser natural spring water. You have to watch for what is used as a carrier for minerals/taste as well as what is used to filter the water. Add in how the water is bottled and what it is bottled in.....lets just say corn-free water is alot tougher than one would think. BUT, it does make a world of difference.
I *should* be on more the next few days as all has calmed down here and I have 1/2 a brain.
I am so glad you told me what a good Christian you are ... otherwise I would have never known!
Me (44), DH (41), DS (5), DD (3) and a passel of pets


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Friars Compete In The Husky Open
Freshman Devon Cameron became the 29th Friar to qualify for the BIG EAST Championships.
Women's Swimming And Diving Finish Second At Harold Anderson Invitational; Men Tie For Second
28 Friars have now met BIG EAST Qualifying Standards this season.
Swimming And Diving Sweeps Brandeis
Abby Garrahan met the BIG EAST Qualifying Standards for the 1m dive.
Swimming And Diving Falls To Seton Hall
Senior Allie Black met the NCAA Zone Qualifying Standards.
Swimming And Diving Falls To Maine
Friars will return to action on January 21 against Villanova.
As a Senior: Collected 112 points on the season ... Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships in the 100y backstroke, 200y backstroke and the 200y IM ... Competed in the BIG EAST finals in the 100y backstroke, finishing 15th (53.61) and in the 200y backstroke, finishing 13th (1:58.26) ... Currently ranks 18th all-time at Providence with 532.25 total career points.As a Junior: Finished ninth on the team with 110.00 points ... Swam a personal best of 26.31in the 50y backstroke, 55.34 in the 100y backstroke and 2:00.30 in the 200y backstroke ... Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships ... Currently sits 26th all-time with 420.25 career points. As a Sophomore: Collected 117.50 points and two first-place finishes in the Harold Anderson Invitational in the 100y backstroke (53.87) and 200y backstroke (1:54.10)...Swam a personal best of 1:45.82 in the 200y freestyle and 25.56 in the 50y backstroke...Swam a team-best and second-best all-time 1:54.07 in the 200y backstroke...Qualified for the BIG EAST Championships in the 200y freestyle, 100y backstroke and 200y backstroke...Currently sits 32nd all-time with 313.25 career points... As a Freshman: Saw first action against Lehigh on October 15, 2010...Scored the third most points (196.75) on the year (second most for the class of 2014)...Set the Friar season-best times in the 100m (1:03.28), 100y (54.13), 200m (2:15.80) and 200y (1:56.02) backstroke...Also helped set the team's season-best times in the 200m medley relay (1:52.48), 200y medley relay (1:38.15), 400y medley relay (3:34.23) and 800y free relay (7:08.08)...Qualified for and competed in the 800y free relay, 200y medley relay, 100y back, 400y medley relay and 200y back at the BIG EAST Championships.
High School: A member of the swimming team all four years...Played lacrosse his freshman year...Captained the swimming team in his senior year...Four-time All-Conference and All-County selection...Two-time All-Area selection...Helped guide his team to the State Sectional Finals.
Personal: Born June 4, 1992...Son of Debbie and Mike Savage...Has one sister, Becky, a senior at Trinity College...Accounting major and minoring in economics.
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Wednesday's the day.
That's when we'll publish our updated top 250 fantasy rankings, rankings that account for only the remainder of 2011, projected value from today forward. When we rank, we do it with this philosophy: If you were to draft a team from scratch today and count only statistics from May 17 on, who would you pick? It's the very same criteria used in this very column, except this time provided by each of our columnists and ranking every player at every position at one time.
It's an exercise I've always enjoyed, not merely because I get to do it every week of the season, but also because it inspires debate and helps serve as a handy reference point when you're considering in-season trades and pickups.
I'm not going to spoil the results. Well, OK, I will, a little: Roy Halladay is our top-ranked starting pitcher. Javier Vazquez is unranked. (As a fan of TV spoilers, I'll attest to that being about as useful as most of the spoilers I've read.) You'll have to check back here Wednesday for the rest.
But to provide a preview, today I'll discuss some of my outliers, my "on an island" ranks, if you will. These are pitchers whom I felt most strongly about, comparative to the rest of the group. It hardly guarantees I'm right about them -- well, I know I'm right -- but that's the beauty of this exercise, that if you prefer a certain columnist or find that your fantasy baseball opinions agree with one of ours over another, by all means go with it. After all, this is a game of opinions, and I'm merely here to provide a helping hand. The choice, in the end, is yours.
First up: My in-season rankings philosophy regarding starting pitchers. Typically speaking, I'm more generous with my pitching ranks -- comparative to hitters, that is -- during the season than in the preseason. For example, I ranked Halladay fourth, have two pitchers in my top 10 and seven in my top 25; as a group we don't have a single pitcher in the top 10 and only four in the top 25.
The rationale is simple, and twofold: One, we know more about pitchers once the season gets underway than we do during the preseason, who's throwing well and who was a past-seasons mirage, so the investments at least become a tiny bit safer; and two, if the most useful purpose of in-season rankings is for trade advice, isn't it smarter to rank pitchers closer to parallel to hitters? For an example of the latter, if you're in desperate need of pitching, are you really not going to trade a single member of the top 10 hitters to acquire Halladay? I'd argue you would.
|Trevor Cahill is proving that last year's big season was no fluke.
Taking a closer look deeper in the ranks, here are six pitchers about whom, apparently, I felt most strongly, comparative to the group. (All rankings in parentheses are where I rank them overall, not just among pitchers):
Trevor Cahill, Oakland Athletics (54): It's not merely that he's an extreme ground-ball pitcher, a type I have historically loved, it's that he's an extreme ground-ball pitcher riding a career-high strikeout rate so far. After whiffing 4.53 batters per nine as a rookie and 5.40 as a sophomore, Cahill has boosted his number in the category to 6.98 in his third season. Increased reliance upon his curveball is responsible; per Inside Edge he has whiffed batters in 41 percent of the plate appearances against him that ended with the pitch, and has generated swings and misses 31 percent of the time, both of those numbers top 15 among pitchers who have thrown 100 or more curves. That provides hope that Cahill can maintain a whiff rate greater than six per nine, and couple that with a greater-than-50-percent ground-ball rate (56.3, to be exact, so far) and he's not at all the regression candidate people expected. Heck, a flat-out repeat of 2010 is possible.
Josh Beckett, Boston Red Sox (61): I'm not even a Josh Beckett fan; I think he's 70 percent "name value," 30 percent results, but this season, he's contributing a large portion of the "30 percent results." No longer as apt to blow hitters away with his fastball -- his 92.7-mph average, according to FanGraphs, represents a career low -- Beckett has been forced to rely on his off-speed stuff, his cutter, curveball and changeup, to keep hitters off balance. I think this is a pitcher who has "learned how to pitch," to steal a comment often used to describe flamethrowers who have had to make adjustments to compensate for diminishing velocity.
Jhoulys Chacin, Colorado Rockies (74): This one's as simple as this: Would I trade Justin Morneau, who is higher in our group ranks, straight up for Chacin? You bet I would. I know that's an awfully generous ranking for the sophomore, and if this had been the preseason it might have been a number closer to the 100-125 range, but I firmly believe he has arrived as a fantasy force, Coors Field factor or not. Sure, Chacin's strikeout rate is down, from 9.04 per nine in 2010 to 7.30 in 2011, but his ground-ball rate is comparably up, from 46.6 percent in 2010 to 60.5 this year, which makes up the difference. Incidentally, he has a 3.45 ERA and 1.22 WHIP in his career at Coors, and I believe his adjustment period has passed (May-June 2010 when he had a 4.56 ERA in a nine-start stretch).
Anibal Sanchez, Florida Marlins (106): His statistics so far this season shouldn't be what you regard most remarkable; it's that he has accrued them despite having had labrum surgery before his 25th birthday. That's not the easiest operation from which to recover, but recover he has; per FanGraphs his fastball is averaging its highest single-season velocity (91.7 mph) and he's enjoying career bests in K's per nine (9.42), K's per walk (2.74) and swing-and-miss rate (10.7 percent). Throw in a 47.3 percent ground-ball rate, 46th among 118 qualified starters, and Sanchez can't be dismissed as a mere product of successful back-to-back assignments versus the Washington Nationals. Heck, he can't anyway, being that he was as masterful against the Colorado Rockies on April 22 as in either outing versus the Nats. I suppose I'm risking that Sanchez suddenly suffers an injury and his 2011 is lost, but the way he has been throwing, why shouldn't I be? He's a top-30 fantasy starter so far and his peripherals say it's totally legit.
Ubaldo Jimenez, Colorado Rockies (66): It's mostly a leap of faith, but I can't see how a pitcher who was that good in 2009 and 2010 has turned this bad so quickly. For one thing, he's still missing bats: He has a career-high 9.10 K's-per-nine ratio, a 77.5 percent contact rate on all swings and 9.1 percent swing-and-miss rate, the latter two comparing favorably to 78.3 and 9.2 career numbers. Command is one issue -- he has walked 6.67 per nine -- and fastball velocity another -- he's averaging 92.8 mph according to FanGraphs, down from 95.6 career. I wonder whether the cuticle injury that cost him time in April was a bigger problem than advertised, and he simply hasn't recaptured his routine. If he's being sold at a price comparable with our group ranks, I'll be a buyer.
John Danks, Chicago White Sox (121): We picked about the worst possible time to rank John Danks, a date on which he's 0-6 -- yes, some people apparently still believe in win-loss record -- and is coming off a three-start slump during which time he has a 6.63 ERA, six walks and seven strikeouts. But to that, I say, buy-low opportunity! People might see and take stock in these rankings for weeks, so people might maintain a perception that Danks isn't as talented as he is. The bottom line is that he has dealt with some awful luck: His FIP (3.93) and expected FIP (3.77) are right in line with his 2010 numbers (3.70 and 3.99), his BABIP is a career-high .327, fueled by an unfortunate 22.2 percent line-drive rate, and he has received the sixth-worst run support (3.63 per nine innings) of any qualified starter in the majors. Yes, his command numbers during his slump bother me, but it's also only a three-start stretch. Maybe this might ease your mind: During a three-start stretch from May 24-June 4, 2010, he had an 8.79 ERA, seven walks and 12 whiffs. This could be nothing more than a sample-size problem.
Homer Bailey and Johnny Cueto, Cincinnati Reds: And just like that, the Reds' rotation has recaptured its "deep-and-talented" label. Don't believe it? Consider that since Bailey's 2011 debut, on May 5, Reds starters have nine quality starts in 11 tries, an 8-0 record and 2.13 ERA. The performances of both Bailey and Cueto, both of whom missed all of April due to injury, have been a major reason, as they've combined for a perfect 5-0 record, five quality starts, a 1.10 ERA and 0.92 WHIP in their first five turns of the season. It's as if the Reds knew exactly what they were doing when they shelved both at the onset of the regular season, then took a patient approach with their rehabilitation. Neither one has shown a glimpse of struggle since being activated, and in the case of Cueto, that 7⅔-inning, three-run (all unearned) performance against the St. Louis Cardinals on May 14 shows that at least he is not at all a matchups-fueled mirage. Is Bailey? Maybe, since his two best starts came against the Houston Astros, but he did have a third consecutive quality start against the Chicago Cubs on Monday, not to mention the maturation he showed in 2011 hints that he might have more to come.
Zach Britton, Baltimore Orioles: Ah, another extreme ground-baller, Britton's 54.4 percent rate ranking 14th highest among qualified pitchers. So, naturally, I love him. Besides, this is a rookie who has hung in there against the lineups of the Texas Rangers (7⅔ shutout innings on April 9) and Red Sox (6 IP, 1 R on April 26), so this isn't any matchups-fueled mirage, either. Britton's one concern at this stage is the dreaded "adjustment period" every young pitcher faces; unfortunately you have no idea where, when or to what extreme it will happen. But if I'm picking from young hurlers, I'm going to take the ones who pound the ball into the ground with a heavy sinker, because the risk of implosion isn't as great. That's especially true when they also sprinkle in the kind of slider that Britton has.
Clay Buchholz, Boston Red Sox: Now there's the Buchholz we all came to know and love last season. Check out his May stats: three starts, 1.93 ERA, 1.02 WHIP, 3.75 K's per walk, 54.5 percent ground-ball rate, 2.66 FIP, 2.90 xFIP. Small sample, yes, but compare them to his 2010: 28 starts, 2.33 ERA, 1.20 WHIP, 1.79 K's per walk, 50.8 percent ground-ball rate, 3.61 FIP, 4.07 xFIP. This is a pitcher who thrives when he's throwing strikes, keeping the ball down and generating grounders at least half the time, and that he has done it this month against the better-than-league-average Los Angeles Angels as well as the New York Yankees is a plus. A repeat of 2010's 2.33 ERA is a stretch, but how about 3.00-3.25 from this point forward? There's no reason he can't do that.
Brian Duensing, Minnesota Twins: This isn't a matter of merely his past two rocky outings; it's also that manager Ron Gardenhire hinted recently to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune that "nothing's out of the question" regarding a swap of Duensing and current reliever Kevin Slowey. Might a relief role be a better fit for Duensing? Perhaps, considering right-handers have .324/.398/.514 rates against him this season (.284/.347/.427 career), but lefties only .240/.255/.300 (.201/.253/.259 career), and as a long reliever or setup man, Duensing's individual matchups could be closely selected by his manager. In fantasy, however, such a role would greatly diminish the lefty's appeal, as his win potential would plummet and he wouldn't log the innings to make a significant impact in ERA and WHIP. The owner of a 16.20 ERA, 3.40 WHIP and six walks compared to one strikeout his past two starts combined, Duensing belongs on AL-only benches right now.
John Lackey, Red Sox: He's now on the disabled list with a strained right elbow, and whatever the diagnosis, his performance to date sure backs up the notion that something was wrong. Lackey's velocity was down, to a mere 90.6 mph with his fastball according to FanGraphs, his command poor, as evidenced by a career-worst 4.12 walks-per-nine ratio, and he had served up a whopping .312 batting average and five home runs to opponents in seven starts. Unless your league allows unlimited DL space, Lackey can be safely cut; it wouldn't be at all surprising if at some point in the foreseeable future he'll require surgery.
Randy Wolf, Brewers: What a streaky pitcher. So far this season, Wolf kicked things off with a two-start stretch of a 7.20 ERA and 2.20 WHIP, followed it with a four-quality start streak of a 0.65 ERA and 0.72 WHIP, and has since run cold again, with an 11.88 ERA and 2.64 WHIP in his past two turns. What's worse: He has been entirely unpredictable with his matchups, making streaming a difficult strategy to employ with him, as his most recent ugly outing came against the light-hitting San Diego Padres while one of his best all year came at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park. We warned you of this in the preseason: His profile read: "Wolf was also wholly unpredictable [in 2010]; his 5.06 ERA and 1.66 WHIP in 14 starts against bottom-10 offenses belie his matchups potential." If you're feeling lucky, by all means try to exploit the good with Wolf. Chances are, eventually you're going to get burned at an inopportune time.
Tristan H. Cockcroft is a fantasy baseball analyst for ESPN.com and a two-time champion of the League of Alternative Baseball Reality (LABR) experts league. You can e-mail him here, or follow him on Twitter @SultanofStat.


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Asian-Americans: From 'Asian Invaders' to Emergent Americans
Zia, Helen, The Quill
When I embarked on my book about the coming of age of AsianAmericans, it was not my inten tion to spotlight the role that journalists played. But as a long-time journalist myself, I suppose it was inevitable.
Indeed, reporters and editors have had considerable impact in shaping perceptions of who Asian-Americans are, which I chronicle in "Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux). Each encounter - good, bad and ugly - offers a window into the impact of journalists and on any community that is sparsely covered or poorly understood.
Those lessons are especially relevant nowadays, when Asian-Americans make the headlines with regularity. It's a far cry from a time, not long ago, when our diverse communities were virtually nonexistent in the news, visited only by reporters on the prowl for some Chinese or other Asian food. I never saw a single story about or bylined by people like me, a Chinese-American, when I was growing up, even into the 1970s. That invisibility kept me from imagining a life as a journalist or writer until I was well into adulthood.
In my book, I trace the evolution of an Asian-American consciousness through a national campaign for justice in the racist slaying of a Chinese-American man in Detroit, who was mistaken for being Japanese; the Los Angeles riots and civil unrest of 1992; the Supreme Court case involving Filipino-American migrant workers that paved the way for the Civil Rights Act of 1991; the same-sex marriage vote in Hawaii and how Asian-Americans took an historic stance on gay and lesbian issues; the election of Gary Locke as governor of Washington; and a massive taxicab driver strike in New York City, led by working-class immigrant Americans from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh - hardly the "model minority" Asians.
Through it all, some constant themes persist in the news coverage. Chief among them is the assumption that Americans of Asian descent are foreigners, either portrayed as alien invaders or too "exotic" to be included in domestic stories. In most of the flashpoints I cite in my book, the Asian-American viewpoint was missing altogether, even in stories where they were directly involved, perhaps because they were not considered to be newsworthy American voices. The Los Angeles Times, for example, conducted a post-riot survey of Angelenos, soliciting their reactions; White, Black, Hispanic and Other opinions were recorded - editors explained that the Asian-American population in Los Angeles wasn't statistically significant, even though its numbers exceeded African-Americans in population.
Yet when Asian-Americans do break into the news, they are most often presented as a threat to "real" Americans. A content analysis performed by the Center for Improvement and Integration in Journalism at San Francisco State College found the most common headline used for Asian-American stories to be "Asian Invasion;" the headline covered topics ranging from movies, to college campuses, to business and real estate, to new strains of garlic. When Matt Fong, a fourth generation American, ran for the U.S. Senate two years ago, a reporter from a national newsweekly asked, if the U.S. went to war with China, where his loyalties would lie?
Such assumptions still afflict coverage today - for example, with campaign finance stories and alleged espionage. Seasoned journalists referred to AsianAmericans as "those strange Asians at the White House" and "mysterious Asians" intent on "infecting the American political system." Those Asian-Americans didn't seem strange or mysterious to me, nor was their presence at the White House a surprise to anyone familiar with the push toward political involvement underway in many communities. …


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Fans who've been in "American Idol" withdrawal since Phillip Phillips was crowned in a shower of confetti at the end of May now have something to live for again: the annual American Idols Live tour gets under way tonight in Detroit, Mich. The grueling trek...
Toby Keith, Kristen Bell Hosting Star-Packed CMT Music Awards Tonight
Arnold, Steve Austin, Indy 500 winner Dario Franchitti, Jordin Sparks and American Idol finalists Colton Dixon and Skylar Laine round out the presenters list. The 2012 CMT Music Awards broadcast live on CMT and CMT.com tonight at 8 ET.
Phillip Phillips Wins 'American Idol'
Where Have You Been." It was a high-production number with dancers and lasers accentuating Rihanna's latest hit. Skylar Laine teamed up with country icon Reba McEntire for a collaboration on her no. 1 hit, "Turn Up the Radio." Hollie Cavanagh
Phillip Phillips Is the New 'American Idol'
Phillip Phillips is the new "American Idol." After a record 132 million votes cast, Phillips was crowned season 11's newest winner during Wednesday's finale. USA Today writer and critic Brian Mansfield, who predicted "the road to the finale goes through Phillip Phillips; Phillip is the guy to
'American Idol' Finale to Include Rock, R&B and Country Legends
songs were performed this season - will duet with Phillip Phillips, while country icon Reba McEntire will sing with Skylar Laine . Joshua Ledet will perform with former "Idol" champ Fantasia , creating the long-awaited "Mantasia" mash-up
'American Idol' Reject Skylar Laine On Who Can Win
Phillips, Hollie Cavanagh and Jessica Sanchez - compete to get one step closer to the season 11 crown, and according to Skylar Laine , who was voted off last week, any of the four could win the title. The remaining finalists will sing songs by California
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Nino Munoz/FOX Skylar Laine got the boot on "American Idol" Thursday night. After nearly 60 million votes, the 18-year-old Mississippi native did not
'American Idol' Down to Four: Skylar Laine Booted From Show
is down to four finalists after Skylar Laine was booted in this week's elimination ..... the one to beat." The Spoiler: Skylar Laine When she made the Top 13, Iovine declared 18-year-old Skylar Laine from Brandon, Miss., "the country
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note, host Ryan Seacrest pointed out that Phillip's girlfriend was in the audience though her name wasn't given. Skylar Laine tapped into her rebellious side for Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Fortunate Son," and really worked the stage
'American Idol' Results: Elise Testone Eliminated
American Idol" Thursday night and sang Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love" as her farewell song. Hollie Cavanagh and Skylar Laine were in the bottom three with Testone, but they'll be back next Wednesday to compete in the top five. Some 58 million
'Idol' Down to 5: Who Will Go to Top?
steady, with the exception of Skylar Laine , who, he said, "looks a little ..... the one to beat." The Spoiler: Skylar Laine When she made the Top 13, Iovine declared 18-year-old Skylar Laine from Brandon, Miss., "the country
'American Idol' Recap: Top Six Sing Queen's Hits
showed vocal versatility on this one. Randy encouraged Jessica to study Tina Turner to work up her rock and roll chops. Skylar Laine delivered the dramatic Queen hit "The Show Must Go On" from 1991. It was out of her comfort zone, but Skylar managed
'American Idol' Surprise: Colton Dixon Voted Out
the bottom three last week, to safety, while Hollie got another trip to the silver stools of doom. Then, he sent Skylar Laine to safety, while Elise once again landed in the bottom three. When Ryan asked Elise if she felt the judges were harder
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stubbornness overshadows his talent. The Dark Horse: Skylar Laine When she made the Top 13, Iovine declared 18-year-old Skylar Laine from Brandon, Miss., "the country singer for season
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BeBe Chez, come out in the performance. "Good God and bless my soul, you've done it again," said Steven. Skylar Laine wowed the judges with both of her songs. Her first was a country version of Lady Gaga's "Born this Way," which
'American Idol' Recap: Judges Charge the Stage to Save Jessica Sanchez from Elimination
Twitter, a few contestants heard from the original artists of the songs they sang Wednesday night. Kellie Pickler loved Skylar Laine 's version of "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You," and Skylar Grey gave a nod to Colton Dixon for his take
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always. Mentor Jimmy Iovine brought in Akon to help the 'Idol' hopefuls in rehearsals. Here's what happened: Skylar Laine chose to sing Kellie Pickler's song "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You," and Jimmy said she owned it in the
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stubbornness overshadows his talent. The Dark Horse: Skylar Laine When she made the Top 13, Iovine declared 18-year-old Skylar Laine from Brandon, Miss., "the country singer for season
'American Idol' Recap: Gwen Stefani Mentors as the Top Eight Go Back to the '80s
out of pitch everywhere for me." Colton Dixon and Skylar Laine teamed up for the night's first duet performance ..... band. Randy said he really made the song his own. Skylar Laine was torn between Dolly Parton's "9 to 5? and Bette
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everyone! Guys, thank you so much!" Joining Heejun in the bottom three this week were Hollie Cavanagh and Skylar Laine . Heejun has been one of this season's most polarizing contestants, and the choice of the anti-"Idol" website
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really moved by Colton's delivery, and Randy said Colton had believability and could win the whole competition. Skylar Laine is clearly influenced by Miranda Lambert, so it was no surprise she went with the country star's fiery hit "Gunpowder
'American Idol': Diddy and Tommy Hilfiger Join for a Night of Billy Joel Tunes
for him. Randy saw where Jennifer and Steven were coming from and encouraged Joshua to be confident in his talent. Skylar Laine chose to sing "Shameless," the Billy Joel song Garth Brooks turned into a country smash. Diddy told her not to force
'American Idol': Jessica Sanchez Masters Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You'
Jennifer said he had swagger and soul. Randy loved that Deandre showed a different side of himself with this performance. Skylar Laine earned high marks from Jimmy and Mary while working on her version of "Where Do Broken Hearts Go." She turned it
'American Idol': Top 12 Girls Perform with Two Times the Adele
wasn't sure where Hallie would fit in today's pop world. He thought she might appeal to some of Adele's fans. Skylar Laine chose to sing Face's "Stay with Me," a song country star Miranda Lambert has covered in her shows in the past few
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through were Jeremy Rosado, Chase Likens, Hallie Day and Skylar Laine , the country singer who Jennifer said reminded the ..... Richie Law or Johnny Keyser Girls Jen Hirsh Hallie Day Skylar Laine Hollie Cavanaugh Shannon Magrane Haley Johnson Elise
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When I hear "semi-formal" I think of a high school dance, like Homecoming or something. I would probably just wear a cocktail dress. I know it's not semi-formal, but I wouldn't go out and buy a full length dress or something that I would never wear again just to attend a wedding. I have a friend who requested formal attire on her invitation and there was quite a range of styles that people chose to wear.
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Dior DiorShow Mascara Waterproof
392 reviews
48% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$$
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I give this a 2 because my lashes look nice after application. After a few hours at work I am "racoon" under my eyes. I cannot remove it BECAUSE IT'S WATERPROOF!! After work, I remove the black under my eyes with my eyemakeup-remover, and goes to the pool to test it even more. Even worse racoon-eyes!! And I have to go to the store like this!! I have used it one time. I'm not sure if I will use it again... I think I'd rather go without mascara than to be black-ish under my eyes! :/ SO dissappointed!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i was about to give this a mediocre review but if i curl my lashes with my cheap curler it makes all the difference. once my lashes were lifted i could tell how good this mascara actually was. the applicator is great as it captures all of my lashes in a clean sweep and coats them smoothly and elongates them. i think this is definately the trick with most mascaras. curl, a clean steady sweep, then let it set. a good mascara should be able to perform with just these simple steps. layering, rubbing left to right with the wand will make any mascara look clumpy and stick eyelashes together and smudge because you have used excess formula. this formula really works beautifully as it lengthens, defines and adds volume without making my lashes feel brittle and hard when i touch them. they still feel nice and smooth. the formula lasts the day, adds drama but looks so clean and polished.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I was a big fan of Diorshow Blackout, but since it was a very wet formula prone to smudging, I thought I would try Diorshow Waterproof. My lashes are very short and thin, and I was looking for the dramatic results that I got with Blackout without the racoon eyes. But as other reviewers have experienced, Diorshow Waterproof left me with huge undereye smudging, and I'm not even a big eye-rubber. I end up with more smudging than with non-waterproof drugstore brands, but it's much more difficult to take off. The MUA at the Dior counter assured me it would come off with just soap and water, which was totally misleading; it definitely needs an additional, thorough scrubbing with a makeup remover pad to get it all off. I also felt the brush was too big to be effective on short lashes, so my lashes didn't look much improved after application. Definitely not worth the price.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I'm a big mascara fan and as such I of course had to try the hyped out Dior Show mascara. Since I was going on vacation soon I thought I'd get the waterproof version.
I was unimpressed by this product. It is good mascara, I won't deny that. It applies nicely (although I must say I'm not a fan of the huge wand) and it doesn't clump. BUT it's no better than many of the drugstore brands I've tried. I don't think it deserves the hype and it sure doesn't justify the price. I must say that my lashes are pretty long and easy to work with so maybe it's different for people who have been less blessed in the lash department, but for me my max factor mascara can deliver the same result for half the price. Won't buy again.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Let me start by saying that I have sparse, straight eyelashes that will droop under the weight of mascara even after I curl them. I have tried dozens of brands of mascara over the years, and this one takes the #1 spot. DiorShow Waterproof mascara makes my eyelashes look so long and thick, and makes my sparse lashes look full. *Note: I always curl my lashes really well first, using a Shu Uemura eyelash curler* I am so thrilled with this product because it makes my lashes look so great, almost like fake eyelashes, and in turn it makes ME feel great. It's such a relief to find a reliable, long lasting mascara that can pump up my impossible lashes! (To maximize the lengthening property of this mascara, always apply to the very tips of the lashes first, then sweep upwards from the root.) I pay $24 for this Mascara from Nordstrom and it is worth every dime.
*I did not have the same results with the regular non-waterproof version of this product, but I'm sure that is because my lashes are tough to work with!*
EDIT- Finally gave this up and switched to L'Oreal Miss Manga waterproof- it's better!!!!
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Blue
mmm - Thought this would live up to the Dior name, but sadly it doesn't. The ultra large cylinder makes it quite clumsy to handle and the mascara cream (black) is on the dry side and offers no impact or WOW factor. My preference is still Chanel Waterproof.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is already my third tube. It is not my HG mascara which I have yet found one, but I always make sure I have this one with me in case my other mascaras fail on me. I have quite long but stick straight lashes, most mascaras straighten the curl immediately after I curled my lashes, but this masacara hold the curl all day long. In short, this is my conclusion for this mascara:
Pros: * hold the curl really well
* gives natural looking lashes..suitable as an everyday mascara
* doesn't clump on me
* I like the big brush design
* the tube doesn't dry out fast..
* doesn't smudge and flake on me throughtout the day
Cons: *can make lashes look really stiff, sometimes it gives spider lashes if too many coats are applied
*not very waterproof, completely smudged if I wear it to the pool or beach
*doesn't lengthens the lashes
* doesn�t last long on my lashes, the colour fades throughout the day, I have to reapply it a few times a day
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was so sooo disappointed with this mascara - how the heck did it get such good reviews? It clumps, flakes and looks and feels heavy and it's not at all flattering for my poor little lashes...
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
Undoubtedly the worst mascara I have ever bought. Looked really nice after applying, yet the effect wore off really quickly - about an hour later I looked like a raccoon, the mascara smudged and accumulated under my eyes. Could not notice any waterproof properties either. I tried different ways of applying it, the effect was the same every time so I eventually gave the product up.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Well, the "waterproof" aspect was "bang on", but it was incredibly hard to get off (which is ideal in water, not so ideal when trying 5 different waterproof eye makeup removers). It was a little hard on my eyes, but I also wear contacts, so expect that sometimes. I did not like how quickly this started to congeal in the tube. I am not a "wand pumper", and generally my mascaras can last 3 months (when alternating). This was clumpy within a month.
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LOS ANGELES — Say what you will about early Pleistocene man, he sure liked to keep his teeth clean — or at least as clean as he could get them with a toothpick.
In a study published recently in the journal PNAS, authors presented new evidence of "habitual use" of toothpicks by early man 1.8 million years ago.
After examining a handful of fossilized jawbones and teeth unearthed in the Caucusus country of Georgia, researchers suggested that one mandible in particular, D2735, belonged to an inveterate tooth-picker.
Citing a series of horizontal grooves left on the surface of one molar, as well as a gap between the tooth and jawbone, lead author Ann Margvelashvili, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Zurich, wrote that the habit likely caused harm to the picker's gums.
"Toothpicking in this individual likely served to remove nutritional leftovers," Margvelashvili and her colleagues wrote. "But it caused visible damage."
The study's authors say there is ample evidence of toothpicking in mid- to late-Pleistocene hominins, but D2735 suggests the practice of "regular dental grooming" began even earlier.
The mandibles examined by the researchers are part of a larger collection of skulls and other artifacts that were unearthed in the small town of Dmanisi over the last two decades.
Paleoanthropologists have argued over just how to classify these extinct hominins. Currently, they are regarded as a subset of Homo erectus.
One of the challenges of labeling the fossils has been the wide diversity of jawbone shapes. In their paper, the study's authors described how wearing of the teeth will alter the shape of the jaw over time.
The fact that some jaws showed extreme wear, or near complete tooth loss, suggested that these early hominins were able to process their food.
One individual had lost all functional teeth, yet the condition of the jawbone suggested that he had lived for several years in that condition.
"This suggests that behavioral compensatory strategies such as tool-mediated preparation of soft food might have played a crucial role in extending the life expectancy of hominins," the authors wrote.
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I wanted to help make this process a lot easier for you, so I have linked to some of the top PPV articles and resources found across the industry.
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Good news AppBrain fans! The 3rd party market that actually allows you to search Android apps with some kind of filtering system is reporting on their blog that their "fast web installer" utility is now working again after a Market update broke it. There are some limitations however, a quote from their blog outline them:
Are Sites Like AppBrain in Danger From the New Android Web Market?
Since we have seen the launch of the new web based Android Market, questions have surfaced about 3rd party app markets like our beloved AppBrain. Will they survive? Will they be forced out of relevancy? Can they continue to grow? According to Mathijs Vogelzgang, developer for AppBrain.com, the answer is a resounding "YES!".
Android Accounts for 54% of Smartphone Sales in the US
Fiercemobilecontent.com is reporting that a mobile market research firm called the "NPD Group" has found that Android had increased it's market share in the US during the 4th quarter of last year.
Android Market Tweaked for Google TV Integration
Android developers logging into the market publishing console will find another new option waiting for them. It appears Google has started adjusting the back-end in preparation for releasing the Android Market onto Google TV. A new filter was recently spied, giving devs the ability to target (or not) devices with a touch screen.
COMMUNITY ALERT: DavinciDevelopers Stealing Apps To Sell As Own Creations
The people over at Android Community are reporting today that a group known as the "DavinciDevelopers" has been doing something pretty lowdown with the Android Market. Namely, taking apps that are in development and in the hands of beta testers and posting them to the Android Market as their own creations. A quote from the Android Community article:
Amazon's Android App Store Update (try saying that fast 5 times)
TechCrunch is reporting today that they have gotten some new info on the upcoming Amazon Android App market. It looks like the developer portal for Amazon has been opened, and the article talks about some new details on how Amazon is going to sell apps. Check out the full article linked above for the full skinny, here are the highlights:
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Change in URL Structure is Latest Sign of Web-Based Android Market
The long, grueling wait for a fully functional web-based Android Market may be just about over. We've been asking for one since the Market launched back in 2008, but it wasn't until Vic Gundotra got on stage at 2010's Google I/O that we saw what was in store for us. Given all the recent changes, it looks as if the new desktop client is upon us.
The New Android Market in Action (Video)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWdex2J43Jo[/youtube] There has been lots of buzz about the recent reported revamp of the Android Market, we have been looking for more info to give to you on it, and
Market Overhaul Rolling Out "Over the Next Two Weeks"
The Android Market team announced a huge overhaul to the Market app tonight that will be rolling out "over the next two weeks." It features a whole new look, new features, and a big change in the refund policy–but no mention of the long-awaiting web interface to the Market.
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There was no red carpet or Hollywood glitz, but the first Jewish Image Awards, honoring outstanding work reflecting Jewish heritage in film and television, proved a lot shorter and funnier than the more celebrated Oscar ceremonies.
Veteran director Arthur Hiller ("Love Story," "Plaza Suite," "The Man in the Glass Booth") received the Tisch Lifetime Achievement Award. It was presented by the multitalented Carl Reiner, who spent most of the introduction pointing out why Hiller didn't deserve the award.
The Cross-Cultural Award went to "Backstory: Gentleman's Agreement," Kevin Burns' documentary on the making of the groundbreaking 1947 film on American anti-Semitism, which aired on American Movie Classics.
Master of ceremonies Jeffrey Tambor revealed that he had auditioned for an alleged remake of "Gentleman's Agreement," but was rejected as "too Jewish."
"They're going for Denzel [Washington]," Tambor deadpanned.
The award ceremony, in the form of an early evening cocktail reception at the Beverly Hilton, was originally scheduled for Sept. 12, but was postponed to last week after the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
Howard Bragman and Alan Kannof served as the evening's co-chairs.
Other winners at the event, sponsored by the Los Angeles Entertainment Industry Council of the National Foundation for Jewish Culture, were:
- Outstanding Achievement Awards: "Rugrats 10th Anniversary."
- Network Television Award: ABC miniseries "Anne Frank."
- Cable Television Film Award: "Varian's War" (Showtime).
- Documentary Film Award: "Into the Arms of Strangers" (Warner Bros.).
- Television Series Award: "The West Wing" (Warner/NBC)
- Female Character in Television: Hannah Taylor Gordon in the title role in "Anne Frank."
- Male Character in Television: Richard Schiff, who plays the president's Communications Director Toby Ziegler in "The West Wing."
- Female Character in Film: Rachel Weisz in "Enemy at the Gates" (Paramount).
- Male Character in Film: Steven Weber in "Club Land" (Showtime).
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J-Hoppers Hida Takayama GuesthouseHida Takayama, Japan
Wonderful service from staff and great atmosphere all around. Nice to have toilets on every floor. Dorm beds were the best we have seen in over 18 months of travel in the world, a lot of thought put into them with space for luggage, individual light, locker by each bed and curtains around bunks. Additional lockers in hall if need to store valuables before or after check in. The best part though was a free Japanese meal cooked on the night we were there, it brought lots of people together
Guest House Bola-BolaKyoto, Japan
Great Japanese style guest house with great facilities. Great kitchen that was well equipped with free tea and coffee. Laundry machines and outdoor drying area undercover. Owner very helpful with maps and info on Kyoto. Bathrooms and showers very clean. Rooms large and secure. Bikes for rent. Close to JR station, bakeries, shops. Next to a local commuter train station so some noise but otherwise very quiet. aircond in rooms. Good common area.
Albergue Piratas da Praia HostelRecife, Brazil
This is a very good hostel with good staff and a great vibe. It is a bus ride to most of the sights of Recife, except the beach which is only one block away from the hostel. It is never-the-less very easy to catch the busses. Staff very helpful and they even organized a hostel block party through the streets of Olinda for Carnival.... Well done guys... Good breakfasts.
The Princesa Insolente HostelSantiago, Chile
Lovely Hostel near the centre or Mendosa. The asado dinner and free empanada classes really are excellent. The Brazilian guitar players staying there certainly added to the evening atmosphere, yet they were firm and fair about dampening down the noise so that people could sleep. Staff can tell you how to get to wineries on local busses. Great for all ages!! Had a great time!
Pehuenia hostel y cabañasEl Bolson, Argentina
fantastic place with amazing family hosts. stayed over christmas and so great to have a christmas dinner organized with everyone including the owner. meet lots of great people, got lot of great info and help and enjoyed everything about the place.
Mamatierra HostelSan Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Staff were all excellent. Paula and all the staff did everything possible to make our stay enjoyable.
Casa Al TroncoSucre, Bolivia
Casa Al Tronco is a very good hostel option in Sucre. It is a walk (up hill) from town centre, but has teriffic views and is extremely quiet. The owners are friendly and helpful in every respect. We strongly recommend this hostel. The bathrobe and slippers in the room were a nice touch.
Lodging House EzamaHuaraz, Peru
Able to book in at 6am after night bus though room booked not available. Hostel noisy as no keys to front door so everyone had to knock on door to be let in through the night. Owner helpful. Common area not used so little atmosphere.no kitchen facilities.
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Ryan Tannehill is Mike Pouncey's guy. We get that. Pouncey is Tannehill's center, so it's only natural for him to throw as much praise as he can at Tannehill. So when asked how he thinks Tannehill matches up with fellow rookie quarterbacks Robert Griffin III and Andrew Luck, Pouncey easily proclaims that Tannehill is the best of the bunch. "I think he's the best rookie quarterback in the NFL right now," Pouncey said of Tannehill, taken by Miami with the No. 8 pick in last April's NFL draft. "Without his success that he's having right now, we wouldn't be the 3-3 Dolphins that we are." "I think he's better than RG3," Pouncey said of Tannehill. "Their games are different. RGIII can throw, but he can also run. Tannehill's a smart quarterback. Now comparing Tannehill to other rookie quarterbacks is one thing. But Pouncey takes it a step further and says Tannehill will end up being like Tom Brady. I think he's going to be one of those elite guys like Tom Brady when it comes said a
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