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Great review in Wiesenbadener Kurier
"Mit bezaubernder Stimme und gefühlvollen Gesten erzählt sie Geschichten aus ihrem Leben, einfühlsam, poetisch und virtuos begleitet von Dag Sindre Vagle an der Gitarre und Erlend Aasland (Banjo, Gitarre, Klavier)."
"With an enchanting voice and soulful gestures she is telling stories from her life, sensitive, poetic and virtuosic accompanied by Dag Sindre Vagle on guitar and and Erlend Aasland ( banjo, guitar , piano ) ." Marie Roth
09.01 2016: Hamburg, Hamburger Klangkirche, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
10.01 2016: Berlin, Die Norwegische Seemannskirche, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
29.01 2016: Stavanger, Rock mot kreft, De Røde Sjøhus , Randi Tytingvåg Trio
05.02 2016: Bryne, Mandistunet, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
07.02 2016: Hundvåg, Hundvåg kapell, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
11.02 2016: Kassel, Theaterstübchen, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
12.02 2016: Bad Hersfeld, Buchcafé, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
13.02 2016: Dresden, Dreikönigskirche, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
14.02 2016: Hamburg, Die Norwegische Seemannskirche, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
16.03 2016: Stavanger, Stavanger konserthus, Randi Tytingvåg and Britt-Synnøve Johansen with Stavanger Symphony Orchestra
04.04 2016: Stavanger, Sølvberget, duo with Dag S. Vagle
06.04 2016: Stavanger, Stavanger konsertus, Randi Tytingvåg Trio (an evening with Per Fugelli)
21.04 2016: Haugesund, Festiviteten, Randi Tytingvåg and Britt-Synnøve Johansen with Stavanger Symphony Orchestra
05.06 2016: Stavanger, Kampen kirke, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
11.06 2016 Kvitsøy, duo with Dag S. Vagle
30.06 2016: Karmøy, Skudefestivalen, Hanne Sørvaag, Britt-Synnøve Johansen, Randi Tytingvåg
05.08 2016: Island Föhr, summer concert at church St. Johannis, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
06.08.2016: Rheingau, Rheingau Musik Festival, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
07.08 2016: Senftenberg, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
28.08 2016: Ogna, Helgåleiren, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
20.10 2016: Bryne, Mandistunet, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
21.10 2016: Kasch Achim, Kulturhaus Alter Schützenhof, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
22.10 2016: House concert, Bad Hersfeld, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
13.11 2016: Stavanger, Sunde kirke, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
17.11 2016: Nürnberg, Nuejazzfestival, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
18.11 2016: Karlsruhe, Hemingway Lounge, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
19.11 2016: Stavanger, Stavanger vise- og poesifestival, Randi Tytingvåg Trio
18.12 2016: Stavanger, Stavanger konserthus, Julestjerner: Hanne Sørvaag, Britt Synnøve Johansen, Randi Tytingvåg
Great review of our Christmas concert in Stavanger Aftenblad
"The combination of talented people, good music, original program, splendid arrangements and beautiful vocal harmonies is nothing but great!" Kine Hult
Great review of the concert in Darmstadt 20.09.2015
Sober, insistent, convincing
DARMSTADT. The audience in the town church was really enthusiastic. The singer Randi Tytingvåg convinces with her simplicity and intensity.
Some of the pieces written by Tytingvåg made us think of Pete Seeger and the folk music of the early sixties ; she proves a competent view of the genre with a wonderful version of Gillian Welch song " Hard Times." Gerd Döring
Nice report from Egersund Visefestival 2015
"Randi Tytingvåg Trio , with Erlend Egeberg Aasland and Day Sindre Vagles, captivated the audience with their sincerty, and many of us were brought to tears during this special concert.
(..) After the concert I heard several people say that Randi Tytingvåg Trio was worth the whole festival ticket in itself!" Karianne Artnzen
Great review of THREE in Dag og Tid
"Tytingvåg is not only a great singer, she is also a songwriter with a strong message.
Her minimalistic phrasing is an expressive artform in itself."
Dag og Tid, Lars Mossefinn
Great concert review in Dalane Tidene
Here are some quotes from a great review of our concert at Egersund Visefestival 03.07.2015.
"Randi Tytingvåg Trio, with their intense and honest presence, gave the audience a beautiful music experience in the church on Friday.
(...) We actually prefer Randi Tytingvåg Trio's versions of the songs rather than Doris Day and The Everly Brothers. The three musicians from Rogaland have managed to add their very own, personal touch to these classics from the music history.
It was a true delight to hear them." Daland Tidene, Frøydis Bredeli
A fine French review of THREE
Here is a quote from a fine review of THREE in a French magazine in a recent edition:
"This sensual young Norwegian singer reveals
an irresistible charm. She is an acclaimed singer in Norway, and now she introduces herself to us with pop songs and some classic standards that revisit with humor and elegance. Accompanied with finesses on guitar, banjo and piano, she has made a very transparent recording. It has been recorded live by Per Ravnaas the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK)."
Great review of the concert at Orre 02.06
"Tytingvåg has a great range and dynamics in her voice; from a sparkling, clear soprano to a warm, husky colour in the lower range.The arrangements are elegant, almost like chamber music, with polyfonic lines accompanying the melody." Karl Fjogstad
More good reviews!
From the June issue of the Polish magazine Audio:
"Her voice is very gentle but at the same time convincingly strong and clear. When it blends with the beautiful backing vocals of her musicians it creates a sound that makes us feel like we are in a festival gig in the Midwest." Cecary Gunminsky
Rzeczpospolita, a national daily newspaper in Poland:
"This is a minimalist production of high-impact.
Arranged with taste and with restrained virtuosity. Pay attention and put these songs to heart."
The Italian online newspaper Affaritaliani:
" Three is a successful mix of country, emotional presence, folk, chamber music and jazz elements.
…persuasive, full of charm and slightly stinging.."
Great review at gaffa.dk
" A new Eva Cassidy - located in Norway."
" …a crystal clear voice with depth and authenticity."
"She demonstrates a natural, light control of her instrument and sound."
Wonderful review of the concert in Zehdenick 23.May
Sabine Slatosch from Gransee-Zeitung describes our music as heartfelt and sincere; a tribute to hope. She also emphasizes the subtle arrangements and mature craftsmanship of our trio.
More good reviews of THREE
DAGBLADET - 5 of 6:
"Essential, mellow and beatuiful." Fredrik Wandrup
Hamar Arbeiderblad - 5 of 6:
"..its fragile and minimalistic, but at the same time it has an intence core and fine balance." Geir Vestad
Vårt Land
"Her own songs stand remarkably well between the classics."
And she also mangages to put her signature on the cover songs." Olav Solvang
One of the highlights at Maijazz
Jan Granlie/ salt-Peanuts.eu points out the relase concert of THREE as one of the highlights of this years Maiajazz festival.
"..a fantastic voice and a storytelling we believe in all the way..."
Interviews about the album THREE
Stavanger Aftenblad, by Leif Tore Lindø:
Dagsavisen, by Roald Helgheim:
Rogalands Avis, by Ole S. Nerheim:
Great Norwegian reviews for THREE!
" Randi Tytingvåg is a singer with a unique voice that can take her very far.
Vagle and Aasland is a perfect match, and the three of them simply sound perfect together."
Tor Hammerø
"Worldclass singer." Stavanger Aftenblad, Geir Flatøe
Great review in salt-peanuts.eu
"Vocalist Randi Tytingvåg from Stavanger is a vocalist who can really tell the good stories. (..) Her own composition «Home», «Good Times», «Waltz in C» and «Change» might make their way into the classic standard repertoire." Jan Granlie
More good reviews!
Jazz Special (DK):
"This is feel-good music it its best, subtle and full of charm."
In Music (DE):
"No doubt, Randi has a siginficant and versatile voice that feels at home in any genre." Ute Bahn
Great feature at HR 2 Kultur, by Sebastian Schreiber:
"Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik"
Exciting news! THREE is nominated for the German record critics' award "Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik", in the folk & singer/songwriter category.
Concert review from Oldenburg
"The music of Randi Tytingvåg is as if you walk on your tiptoes over a lake with very this ice - quiet and fragile, and incredibly intense. It can be described in one word: beautiful. (...)Balm for the soul." Thomas Haselier
Great reviews of THREE in Germany!
"In ihrer stiloffenen Musik jenseits des Jazz betont die Norwegerin ihre Singer-Songwriter-Qualitäten und bedient sich der amerikanischen Folk & Country Roots."
"In her stylistically open music beyond jazz Randi Tytingvåg emphasizes her singer-songwriter qualities and incorporates the American folk & country roots."
- rbb Kulturradio "The Voice" (DE)
"Album der Woche"http://www.mdr.de/mdr-figaro
"Album of the week"
- MDR Figaro (DE)
"Pop-Album des Monats"
"Pop-album of the month"
- Stereo (DE)
"Randi Tytingvåg gelingt mit "Three" ihr bislang überzeugendstes Werk."
"'Three' is Randi Tytingvåg most convincing work so far."
- Concerto (AT)
"A truly amazing discovery." http://ginalovesjazz.com/randi-tytingvag
- Ginalovesjazz.com (DE)
Christmas Tour 2014
Autumn 2014
11.10.2014: Sandnes, RAS/Sandnes kulturhus: Sirkel (for children)
16.10.2014 : Nærbø, Holdeplassen https://www.facebook.com/events/
02.11.2014: Sola ruinkirke (arrangement by LUB)
12.11.2014: guest apperance at concert with Bjørn Eidsvåg and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Stavanger concert house
13.11.2014: guest apperance at concert with Bjørn Eidsvåg and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Stavanger concert house
14.11.2014: guest apperance at concert with Bjørn Eidsvåg and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Stavanger concert house
15.11.2014: guest apperance at concert with Bjørn Eidsvåg and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, Stavanger concert house
09.12.2014: Varhaug kyrkje, Julestjerner (Britt-Synnøve Johansen, Hanne Sørvaag, Randi Tytingvåg)
16.12.2014: Sauda, Julestjerner
17.12.2014: Haugesund, Festiviteten, Julestjerner http://festiviteten.no/alle/julestjerner/
18.12.2014: Sandnes, Hana kirke, Julestjerner
21.12.2014: Stavanger konserthus, Julestjerner http://www.stavanger-konserthus.no/event
Spring 2014
08.03 2014: Sandnes, Kinokino. Concert in collaboration with the choir Concentus.
20.04 2014: Halle, Konzerthalle Ulrichskirche
22.04 2014: Dresden, Dreikönigskirche
23.04 2014: Bad Hersfeld, Buchcafe
24.04 2014: Berlin, B-flat
25.04 2014: Zehdenick, Klosterscheune Zehdenick
26.04 2014: Heilbronn, Jazzclub Cave 61
Christmas Concerts 2013
Also this Christmas I am collaborating with the great artists Britt-Synnøve Johansen and Hanne Sørvaag. We are the trio "Julestjerner" and we will perform two shows on the 22nd of December in the concert house in Stavanger. I am really looking forward to this! Great vocal harmonies, lots of fun and nostalgic memories. And a wonderful band!
Concerts autumn 2013
24.08 2013 Sola, Sola kulturhus
06.09 2013 Finnøy, Otto-huset
07.09 2013 Arendal, Munkehaugen scene
10.09 2013 Stavanger, Viseklubben, Arkivet/Newsman
12.09 2013 Jørpeland, Rosehagen
26.09 2013 Stavanger, Kampen kirke
22.12 2013 Stavanger, "Julestjerner" Stavanger konserthus
Great review in All About Jazz!
"...the pieces are closer to a type of Scandinavian chanson—strongly appealing while, at the same time, profound and touching." Andy Shaw
19 of 20 points for LIGHTS OUT in "Musik an sich"!
"Lights Out is delicate, dark and hopeful music with great lyrics. Randi Tytingvåg confirms that she is one the best singers from her homeland and beyond.
Recommendation!" Ingo Andruschkewitsch
6 of 6 points for LIGHTS OUT in Østlendingen:
"The first song "Blind Ignorance" is just incredibly beautiful. It strikes you right away; a classic folk-song that goes straight to your heart and soul." Geir Hovensjø
Great review of Lights Out in JAZZNYTT
"...singer-songwriter tradition with elements of blues and roots. (...) Very emotional and personal lyrics without getting private. (...) Randi Tytingvåg has a fantastic voice and she sure knows how to use ut. No release have made a stronger impact on me in a very very long time." Roy Ervin Solstad
Review in Rocktimes!
"The musical expression the artist here represents is so strong in its storytelling that it really gets to me. (...) Wonderful and intense music, this record is definitely on my "best of" list this year." Wolfgang Giese
A brand new concert/dance performance for children will be shown on the 9th of May at the Maijazz festival in Stavanger. SIRKEL is the title of this exciting new project made by dancer/coreographer Therese Markhus and singer/composer Randi Tytingvåg. These are also involved:
Bodhild Vossgård - cello, loop station
Karl Oskar Sørdal - light technician and designer
Thomas Lønning - sound technician
21.03 2013 Kassel, Theaterstübchen
22.03 2013 Dudelange, Luxembourg
06.04 2013 Bømlo, Bømlo Kulturhus
09.04 2013 Stavanger, St.Petri kirke
10.04 2013 Orstad, Orstad & Frøyland kirke
11.04 2013 Molde, Storyville jazzklubb
12.04 2013 Ulsteinvik, Sjøborg kulturhus
24.04 2013 Nesodden, Nesodden jazzklubb
25.04 2013 Kolbotn, Kullebunden jazzklubb
11.05 2013 Bonn, Germany (Jazzfest)
22.06 2013 Ringerike, Det Sydvestlandske Kulturselskap
19.07 2013 Neue Bühne Senftenberg,
Amphitheater Senftenberg
20.07 2013 Nürnberg, St. Katharina Open air
Christmas 2012
STAVANGER CONCERT HOUSE 16th of DEC:
Hanne Sørvaag - vocals
Britt-Synnøve Johansen - vocals
Randi Tytingvåg - vocals
Band: Gjertrud Økland (violin), Espen Westbye (trumpet), Knut Aabø (grand piano),
John Lilja (double bass, oud, el-bass) and Pål Hausken (drums, percussion).
Guest apperance: Janne Hagen (vocals), Dag Sindre Vagle (vocals, guitar) and Varden children choir and The Loveley Orchestra.
Great review in Strandbuen:
"A magical chuch concert."
Britt-Synnøve Johansen - vocals, glockenspiel, flute
Janne Hagen - vocals, autoharp
Randi Tytingvåg - vocals, piano
Dag Sindre Vagle - vocals, guitar
Check out more pictures on my facebook fanpage:
An article about the making of the music video Paper Tiger:
"Audio Philer Tipp" and cover girl in Ars Music! Das Magazin
"Seeking real grounding and truth."
IMPATIENCE - new music video!
Check out my new music video:
New cd: GROUNDING
My fourth solo album will soon be out!
Relase date in Norway: 02.03 2012
International release: 27.04 2012
08.03 2012 Oslo, Nasjonal Jazzscene Victoria
22.03 2012 Stavanger, Teaterhallen/Rogaland Teater
23.03 2012 Oldenburg, Kulturetage "Voices"
29.03 2012 Halle/Saale, Objekt 5
30.03 2012 Kassel, Theaterstübchen "Jazzfrühling Kassel"
31.03 2012 Marburg, KFZ (55° Nord)
01.04 2012 Schwäb. Hall, Hospitalkirche "Int. JazzArt Festival"
Concert with Jan Ingvar Toft, 22nd of January
Jan Ingvar Toft is in my opinion the best vocalist and storyteller in Norway - he is my absolute favourite! His presence and honesty makes a deep impact. I got to know him in 2006/07 when we worked together in Skyfri himmel at Rogaland Theatre.
I will make a guest appearance at his concert in Stavanger Concert House on the 22nd of January. I am really looking forward to it!
Stavanger Concert House 22nd of January, 1PM.
Christmas Concerts 2011
A brilliant trio: Randi Tytingvåg, Hanne Sørvaag, Britt-Synnøve Johansen
09.12: Hjelmeland kirke, Hjelmeland
15.12: Festiviteten, Haugesund
18.12: Stavanger konserthus, Stavanger (two concerts: 5.30 PM and 8 PM)
Randi Tytingvåg, Hanne Sørvaag, Britt-Synnøve Johansen: vocals
Gjertrud Økland: violin
Knut Aabø: piano
John Lilja: double bass, vocals
Pål Hausken: drums, percussion, glockenspiel
NRK Rogaland Radio
Wednesday 26th of Oct 5 PM
Rogaland Theatre
MOR: Eg konne vel tenkt meg å gå heile Den kinesiske mur
I am now working at Rogaland Theatre in the new play "MOR: Eg konne vel tenkt meg å gå heile Den kinesiske mur" by author Rønnaug Kleiva. The play is also starring the great actress Sally Nilsson. She is the mother and I am the daughter. A story that hopefully will touch and challenge our audience. The story is based on compositions from my two albums Let Go and RED. But it also includes a few completely new tracks. I have worked closely with Rønnaug Kleiva and translated the English lyrics into Norwegian.
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Penny Hardaway's name still rings out at Nike's Beaverton campus, as evidenced by the continued signature love that he'll be getting in the future. Not only is the Nike Penny 6 on its way, but the man's alter ego even has its own signature model. Enter the Nike Lil Penny Posite, that sneaker whose US arrival is still pending. They've apparently started to release out in Korea in colorways like this white/red/reflective silver one, so we've got our fingers crossed that the NSW model isn't too far from a stateside release. Continue reading for the latest photos on the pair and then give us your thoughts on the Nike Lil Penny Posite in the comments.
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Just got mine in Australia! Great shoe. Will take a bit to wear in though.
Are any of these actually releasing!? AllStar colorway is still M.I.A.
I like those icy soles tho
Maybe, but from the outlet.
Dope shoe
Seems like they will hurt your feet
@Staxx13 how so
So cold. I would have to switch to all black laces though.
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Millcreek School Board rejects biosciences school
The members of the Millcreek School Board turned down plans for a proposed new school in Millcreek Township, saying organizers did not have an adequate site and their curriculum was too similar to the Millcreek Township School District's.
The School Board voted 8-0 Monday night to reject the charter application for the Erie Biosciences Academy.
That charter school would give medical and technology focused education to students in grades six through eight in its first year then expand each year until it offered to sixth through 12th grades.
Had it been approved, the charter school would have been the first operating solely in Millcreek Township independent of the school district.
The board rejected the application based on solicitor Tim Sennett's recommendation.
Sennett said plans to locate the school inside the former Steris Corp. offices at 2424 W. 23rd St. led to safety concerns and zoning problems.
Organizers of the charter school had reached a deal to lease about 25,000 square feet at that site for $162,500 in its first year. The square footage and rent would grow each year as the school added grade levels.
But Sennett said organizers of the charter school failed to answer questions about high tractor trailer traffic nearby, a lack of sidewalks near the offices and if hazardous wastes were ever kept in the facilities.
"Obviously, the board has concerns in regards to safety," Sennett said.
He also said Millcreek Township rejected a request to use the site as a school. The area is zoned for manufacturing.
The school has received support from some local educators and health-care professionals, including Hershey Bell, vice president of academic affairs and dean of the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine School of Pharmacy.
The school would offer specific career paths for students, which would include biomedical engineering, biotechnology, molecular biology, genetic research, agricultural engineering, medical technicians, veterinary medicine, medical doctor, and dentistry, nursing and physician assistant.
But Sennett said the school's curriculum wasn't significantly different from the district's, especially since the bioscience tracks wouldn't start until the high school grades.
Organizers planned to open the school for the start of the 2013-14 school year with about 240 students before growing to as many as 400.
They still have the option of appealing the decision to Erie County Court or reapplying to the School Board.
No one spoke in favor of the school during Monday's meeting.
Harold Kurtz, a Bucks County-based consultant and former school superintendent who is working with a local group to start the school, previously said that he expected to appeal the decision if the charter application was rejected.
The board also revoked an earlier resolution to construct a new Gus Anderson Field.
The board voted 8-0 in favor of keeping the field in its current location between McDowell Senior and McDowell Intermediate high schools, underscoring recent statements from the School Board and administration that they plan to significantly scale back the $94 million proposal to revamp the McDowell High School campus.
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The Mumbai Indians finally got a tick in the win column at this year's IPL, beating table-topping Kings XI Punjab in exciting fashion at the Wankhede Stadium, their fortress where they were unbeaten last year.
The Mumbai Indians finally got a tick in the win column at this year's IPL, beating table-topping Kings XI Punjab in exciting fashion at the Wankhede Stadium, their fortress where they were unbeaten last year.
The KXIP outfit recorded 168 for five in their 20 overs, thanks to a half century from Wriddhiman Saha, while Glenn Maxwell added to his impressive run tally too, against his former team. Mumbai then responded with 170 for five, with five balls to spare.
The Punjab side won the toss and opted to bat first, with Mumbai needing to break their losing streak at a ground they were unbeatable at last season. The visitors lost an early wicket to make life tough.
Virender Sehwag was out in the third over for one, and Cheteshwar Pujara departed for 19, leaving Saha (59 not out) and Maxwell to go all the work for much of the knock. Pujara had played some lovely cover drives in his knock, but was unable to kick on.
Maxwell was by far the more productive of the pair, and while Saha made a half ton, his knock was frustrating to watch for the first three quarters. The Australia all-rounder's 45 came off just 27 balls.
Ben Dunk was the man to remove his countryman, an easy catch on the ropes, but he also took a cracking catch late in the knock. He had to dive forward, towards the ball, to remove David Miller for 16 in the final over.
A worry for Mumbai now is the fitness of Zaheer Khan, who was impressive until he had to leave the field in the 29th over, seemingly pulling a muscle in his arm pit area upon delivery. The over was completed by Kieron Pollard, and went for 20.
The chase was a measured one from Mumbai, despite the loss of early wickets. They were two down for 23 when Dunk and Ambhati Rayudu fell for single figures, but Rohit Sharma, Corey Anderson and Pollard saved the knock.
Chidhambaram Gautam was also impressive early on, scoring 33 as he and Rohit set about steadying the ship. The pair pushed the score to 70 in the 10th over before Gautam was trapped LBW by Rishi Dhawan.
While Rohit and Anderson took the team close, they departed before the job was done, and it looked like the Punjab side would keep their winning run going when the required rate neared 14. But then Pollard arrived.
The West Indies all-rounder was excellent at the death, and Mitchell Johnson was reduced to medium pace as he went for 20 runs in the 19th over. As such, Mumbai needed just five off the last, and Pollard smashed a six to quickly end the game.


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After winning 5 of our last six games we face our toughest test yet, as we visit our promotion rivals Luton Town.
For once there are no fresh injury concerns - Mathieu Baudry and Paul Keegan look to be back looking to push for a start, after completing about an hour in a friendly arranged with Notts County on Tuesday. Ross Etheridge, Tyler Garrett, Will Longbottom, Alfie Beestin and Liam Mandeville also featured in the friendly v Notts County, suggesting they're getting game time there, because they won't start on Saturday - which makes sense.
Based off of last week's match against Newport, I think that Harry Middleton's place will be under scrutiny, after a lackluster performance. On the other hand, Marko Marosi has cemented his place in this weeks team, coming away with a clean sheet and making two or three beautiful saves.
Luton are favorites, along with Rovers,Portsmouth, Plymouth and Carlisle to finish somewhere around the top three this season, so you could say this is going to be our biggest test yet. I think a lot of the players are going to up their game for this one, well I hope anyway, because if we come away from a place like Luton with a comfortable point, or three then I will continue to be elated at our progress so far.
Luton have lost their last two games in Sky Bet League Two, and have managed to win 4 out of 8 games this season, so you could say they've had an inconsistent start, but that does see them sit in 7th in the table going into this match.
The last time we faced Luton was in 2008 in league two and that resulted in a 2-0 victory Rovers, but the last time we visited Luton it was a one all draw, with a goal from James Hayter. Overall, Rovers have won 7 out of 22 games v Luton, and I think it's about time that we change that 7 to an 8, don't you?
Predicted lineup v Luton Town:
Marosi; Blair, Wright, Butler, Evina; Houghton, Rowe, Coppinger, Middleton; Marquis and Williams.
by The Rovers Review
After last week's exhilarating 1-5 victory away at Morecambe, Rovers will look for another win to kick off their winning run with the visit of Newport County.
Team news has come in and Harry Middleton looks a doubt for Saturday after picking up a tight hamstring. Baudry, McSheffrey and Keegan have all taken part in training this week, but most likely won't be involved on Saturday.
Riccardo Calder would look to be the favourite to replace Middleton in midfield; he came on during the second half against Morecambe did impress, but maybe could do with some work on communication because he did mis-place some of his passes. This would be make or break for Calder, because if he puts in a good shift he's going to cause selection headaches for Ferguson - especially with players returning from injury - but if he doesn't take advantage of this opportunity, players, such as, Gary McSheffrey and Paul Keegan will be pushing for their places back in the squad.
Craig Alcock has had a setback after picking up a, 'niggle', which will see him out for an extra week, and Niall Mason and Frazer Richardson, have began some training this week, but don't look like they'll be involved this Saturday either.
With all three right-backs out, Matty Blair looks like he'll retain his place at right-back instead of winger, but that doesn't concern me too much because he performed immaculately on Saturday and quite literally didn't put a foot wrong.
Ferguson has said, however that there are, "still things [he] wants to improve" on before facing Newport County this weekend, so it'll be interesting to see what these improvements are.
Newport have had a steady start to their season and haven't set the league on fire in their first seven games, but they have only lost just as many as Rovers have this season. They've drawn their last three games, and scored in all three too, and with Rovers scoring 10 goals in their last 3 games, winning two of them games too, it surely must be a game full of goals, right?
It has been a while (and when I say a while, I mean a WHILE) since we last faced Newport, dating back to 1987 in League division three, where Rovers lost 0-1. Hopefully this time round, Rovers can revenge 29 years later with a victory!
Predicted lineup v Newport County:
Marosi; Blair, Wright, Butler, Evina; Houghton, Calder, Coppinger, Rowe; Marquis and Williams.
by The Rovers Review
After a frustrating defeat to Crewe Alexandra, Rovers look to Morecambe to get back to their winning ways. What we learnt from the Crewe game is that we need to begin to take our chances, because we dominated Crewe for most of the game, yet didn't manage to score in open play.
No one looks set to be returning from injury for this match, but Baudry and some other players are participating in training this week, so it may not be long until they're in the side.
Again, what we learnt from last weekends match, was that 3-5-2 doesn't work for us. As soon as Ferguson changed the system from 4-4-2 to 3-5-2, we conceded their winning goal.
Marko Marosi looks to keep his place in goal, however Ferguson did question whether or not he should've saved their second goal; although he's kept 3 out of five clean sheets, could Ferguson be losing patience with another goalkeeper?
After the Crewe match Tommy Rowe said, 'you win some, and you learn some'. Hopefully meaning they learnt from their mistakes from their defeat at Crewe and that they're going to go to Morecambe to bring back three points. He also went on to insist that the Rovers players have the, 'belief', to get back to their winning ways.
James Coppinger is set to make his 500th appearance for Doncaster and after winning the League Two player of the month award earlier in the week, there is no doubt about it; Coppinger will be one of the first names on the team sheet.
Last time Rovers played Morecambe was in November 2003, in the conference, and Rovers lost 3-0 away, so let's hope that it's not a repeat of that scoreline this time round!
Overall Rovers have won just 3 out of 10 meetings against Morecambe since 1998.
Predicted lineup v Morecambe
Marosi; Richardson, Wright, Butler, Evina; Houghton, Blair, Rowe, Coppinger; Marquis and Williams.
by The Rovers Review
It's four out of four now for Darren Fergusons' men in all competitions, keeping three out of four clean sheets too, but will we be able to keep up this Saturday as we face Crewe Alexandra, who dropped down to league two with us last season?
Ferguson will be without both recognisable right-backs, Mitchell Lund and Craig Alcock, and will be looking to fill that position in with new signing Frazer Richardson, who joined on a two-month deal on Tuesday. Joe Wright will also be available after leaving the Wales U21 squad, due to, 'injury', but he still featured on Tuesday night v Mansfield Town for 90 minutes, so I presume he'll start again.
Riccardo Calder and Alfie Beestin will be pushing for a start after scoring in the win v Mansfield on Tuesday, but I can see Ferguson keeping the team in the league the same as what it was v Yeovil, obviously without the injured, Mitchell Lund.
During Tuesday night's game, Ferguson played primarily with a 3-4-3 formation, that seemed to of worked, so the question is, will he revert back to 4-4-2 or continue with the 3-4-3. Personally I think if he sticks with the team that beat Yeovil, he should stick to 4-4-2.
At the time of writing this, it's early hours into the transfer deadline day, and Ferguson is keen on bringing in a striker in on-loan, but at this moment in time I think, yes, we do need to sign a striker, but I think Marquis and Williams should start Saturday as now they have begun scoring we need to keep playing them.
Last time we faced Crewe was at the end of April when they effectively relegated us to League Two by beating us 3-1. A goal from Tommy Rowe gave us the early lead in that game, but it wasn't enough to keep us up, as Crewe hit back in the second half to send us down. Alex, however, have only managed one win out of the first five games of the EFL season on the opening day of the season, so they may still be fragile. Meanwhile Rovers are finding their momentum, which will hopefully work in our favour. Chris Dagnall, Alex Kiwomya and Ryan Lowe are all players to watch out for, for our defence, as they've all netted three goals each this season, so one thing is for sure, they're no stranger to scoring goals.
Since 1924, Doncaster have beaten Crewe 41 times, and they've only beaten us 32 times, so as far as stats go, we have the upper hand this weekend, but will we manage to gain revenge for their victory that consequently got us relegated last season?
Predicted lineup v Crewe Alexandra
Marosi; Richardson, Wright, Butler, Evina; Houghton, Rowe, Coppinger, Blair; Marquis and Williams.
by The Rovers Review
After a thrilling 4-1 victory at home to Yeovil Town on Saturday, Darren Fergusons' men look to make it four on the bounce with a win in the Checkatrade Trophy on Tuesday night at Mansfield.
Mansfield away is the first trip in the competition for Doncaster, as they embark on the first round of the Checkatrade trophy round 1, but all does not lie on this game, as we still have to play Port Vale and Derby Countys' academy. For this match I'd like to see some of the younger players have a run out, such as Pugh, Mandeville and Beestin, but one thing that would mean, is that Ferguson would have to dismantle a squad with a winning mentality.
One problem for sure is our defence; we now have 7 injured defenders, with Mitchell Lund the latest casualty vs Yeovil last Saturday, but now we also lose Joe Wright, who has been called up to Wales U21 squad and will miss Mansfield and Crewes' game. So that only leaves us with Evina and Butler as recognised defenders, but this could create an opportunity for youngsters Reece Fielding and Danny Amos.
I can also see goalkeeper Ross Etheridge having a chance to redeem himself during the cup, after being dropped for Marko Marosi very early on this season.
One thing is for certain and that is Ferguson will want to keep Williams in the squad, after the striker netted three goals in his last match; he'll want Williams to hopefully continuing to score to keep up the flow. No players are expected to return from injury for this match, as Paul Keegan has been ruled out for an extra month, and Baudry and McSheffrey are about 3 or 4 weeks away too.
Last time Rovers played Mansfield was ten years ago, in the FA cup. We drew 1-1 with them at their ground, but in the replay we beat them 2-0 at Belle Vue. Mark McCammon, Paul Heffernan and Brian Stock all scoring during those two matches. Overall, Rovers have won 19 of their 65 previous meetings since 1932, but with it being 10 years since we last faced them, will we manage to make it 20?
Predicted line-up v Mansfield:
Etheridge; Fielding, Butler, Amos; Blair, Middleton, Beestin, Calder, Evina; Pugh and Williams.
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Padre Junipero Serra, the man who was in charge of the first nine missions built in California, had planned to build one in Santa Barbara around the time San Buenaventura Mission was founded in 1782. Unfortunately, he died one month before Spain approved of the construction of a tenth mission. Padre Fermin Lausen was put in charge of the California missions after Padre Serra's passing.
The decision to make Padre Fermin Lausen the leader of the missions proved to be a good one as the time he was overseeing the missions would be considered the best and most stable, which should come no surprise as seeing as Padre Fermin was one of the first Padres to come to California with Padre Serra. As soon as Padre Fermin Lausen was put in charge, he immediately led an expedition to found the tenth mission.
The new mission was founded on December 4, 1786, which was Santa Barbara's holiday in the Catholic Church. The tenth mission was named after Santa Barbara (Saint Barbara) who lived in the early days of Christianity. Her father tried to force Santa Barbara to get married, but she resisted and secretly became a Christian. At this time, being a Christian was not allowed because it was a new religion and thought to be dangerous. Romans severely punished and sometimes killed Christians. Santa Barbara later tried to run away from her father and was eventually caught and killed.
Santa Barbara Mission is often called "Reina de Misiones," or "Queen of the Missions," because it was one of the most successful at growing crops and baptizing Native Americans. The mission was lucky to have the friendly Chumesh tribe live nearby, the same tribe who lived on several other missions including San Buenaventura Mission. As soon as the adobe church was built, the Padres turned their attention towards growing food. A stone aqueduct was built in a nearby creek to ensure the mission had access to plenty of water. This aqueduct was so well-built and useful that it is still used by the city of Santa Barbara to this day. The water was used to grow wheat, barley, corn, peas, oranges, and olive trees. The access to water allowed Santa Barbara Mission to grow all of the food they needed and help support as many as 1,700 Chumesh, which was one of the highest Native American populations at any of the missions.
As a result of the high Chumesh population, Santa Barbara Mission quickly outgrew the original adobe church. In 1820, a new and larger church was built that had a unique design compared to other missions. One of the Padres brought a book on Roman buildings and the church at Santa Barbara Mission has a similar design. With the exception of one bad earthquake, the church's appearance has not changed since 1820 which makes it one of the few missions that are still true to their original design.
Santa Barbara Mission also has the distinction of being run by Franciscan Padres for its entire history. Once Mexico gained its independence from Spain, the Mexican government shut down or sold the missions off. The Chumesh population at Santa Barbara Mission slowly left during this time and the purpose of the mission started to change as well. Santa Barbara Mission became the headquarters of Francisco Garcia Diego, the first Catholic Bishop in California, who was able to prevent the mission from being sold. Eventually, the United States won control of California and allowed the Franciscans to keep control over Santa Barbara Mission. Despite the fact that the Franciscan Padres never gave up control of the mission, by 1834, the mission no longer had a Chumesh population nor was it focused on growing food or performing baptisms.
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MADISON - Redshirt-junior center Evan Anderson will not return to the Wisconsin men's basketball team for his senior season following graduation in the spring of 2014, the team announced Thursday.
"I'm very thankful for the opportunity to play basketball at Wisconsin and thankful for my time here," Anderson said in a statement. "I thank all of my teammates and all of the fans for their support. This experience made me into the man that I am today."
Anderson's career will be celebrated during the senior night ceremony following Wisconsin's regular-season home finale against Purdue on Wednesday, March 5. He will be honored alongside seniors Ben Brust and Zach Bohannon.
No.14 Wisconsin (23-5, 10-5 Big Ten) plays at Penn State Sunday morning.
Anderson was a four-star prospect and the No.16 center in the 2009 recruiting class by Scout.com, picking Wisconsin over offers from Boston College, Iowa State, Kentucky, Marquette and UCLA, but a long history of foot problems in high school derailed his development and limited his minutes at Wisconsin.
In three seasons at UW, Anderson has appeared in 35 games, amassing 20 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. Anderson is averaging only 0.6 points in seven games this season. He hasn't played since Jan.25 at Purdue, but gave the Badgers a big lift in that game when Frank Kaminsky came down with foul trouble in the first half.
Andersen didn't score a point and didn't play in the second half, but used his 6-10, 245-pound body to help neutralize Purdue's sophomore A.J. Hammons. Averaging 10.2 points and a team-best 7.1 rebounds entering the game, Hammons was limited to two points, two rebounds and three turnovers in 12 minutes.
"The numbers don't stand out but just what he did and the physical presence Evan was able to present and give us was huge," said associate head coach Greg Gard at the time. "At the time when Frank got his second quick foul, we were able to weather that storm and keep plugging along."
A native of Stanley, Wis., and a graduate of Eau Claire North, Anderson is scheduled to graduate from UW in May with a degree in community and environmental sociology with a certificate in criminal justice.
"My ultimate goal was to help this team out in any way that I could," Anderson said. "No matter how small or how big of a role that would have been. I really feel like I fulfilled that part. I'm glad I was able to come here. It's really a special place to be."
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We had booked a double deluxe room at the hotel and when we got there was only a smoking room (who does that anymore smoking in hotel rooms) so we checked it out, it was seedy and disgusting. So they down graded us to a different floor smaller room but one that was actually what we paid for and not like we had check in for some afternoon delight at a brothel!
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This hotel is about a 5 minute walk from Central Station and Tivoli Gardens. The hotel is clean and all facilities are satisfactory. They have complimentary coffee/Tea/Juice and Danishes in the reception area for breakfast, aswell as a nicer breakfast in their restaurant. I would definately stay here again.
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stay here again. Various juices, coffee and butter
roll available free of charge each AM. We walked to most places but watch please watch out for the bikes
and the cobblestone roads.
Excellent Hotel, Excellent Service
My wife and I stayed at the hotel during a trip in October. I was nervous booking the hotel online, via hotels, as it was the first time I'd used the service for an international hotel. I shouldn't have worried. The hotel was great, with a nice location (near the train station) and great rooms. The first room that we were given had an annoying hum from the a/c unit. A quick call to the desk had us in an identical room on another floor. No problems at all with that one.The breakfast was great, the location by the train station was nice, and the high speed internet in the rooms added a nice touch.We'd stay there again in a heartbeat.
Not always OK
I was at this hotel twice, so I was able to notice the difference of service between peak and off-peak season. In July this hotel, as well as the city, was full of tourists, so getting breakfast in the mornings was a struggle for life: everything is self-service and the staff never managed to keep the pace when refilling the buffet with foods, drinks, plates, cutlery etc, not to mention the difficulty in finding a place to sit. There were also problems with the housekeeping: once I got back very late at night and found the bed without any sheets or pillowcases, certainly the chambermaid had been interrupted when doing the room, and never completed the job, so I had to call the poor guy at frontdesk for help. I would recommend this place only in off-peak season, and only for a short stay (max 2 nights) because the wardrobes are very small.
By the way, single rooms are the smallest rooms I have ever seen in a hotel.
Overpriced but nice
We stayed at the First Hotel Vesterbro the night before a cruise of the Baltic Sea. The location was excellent; we were able to walk in five minutes to Tivoli Gardens and in about ten minutes to the city center.
The breakfast buffet was amazing. The rooms were very expensive and small but very clean and modern, overlooking the street with its Danish architecture. I would definitely recommend it!
Grunge class
This hotel was a massive disappointment that did not live up to its reputation. The rooms were worn, with broken bathroom fittings and none of the amenities that one would expect from a first class hotel. I booked a twin room, non-smoking for myself and my child, but when I arrived no such room was available. After suffering a lecture from the hotel manager on why I should not have booked the room over the internet, he gave me an upgrade to a room that was about 3 m2 larger than the first room. They brought in a day bed for my child, but left a dirty pillowcase hanging off the end of it. I would never stay here again.
Wonderful Staff
We recently had the pleasure of staying at the First Hotel Vesterbro.
It is a modern hotel near the Central Train Station. I can't say enough good things about the staff. Everyone there was extremely helpful and friendly, including the manager. The room was comfortable, but small by American standards and came equipped with a minibar. The buffet breakfast, which was included in our room rate, was very extensive. The enclosed atrium provided a pleasant atmosphere in which to enjoy our meal.
Good value room and breakfast
We enjoyed our stay at First Vesterbro, not least because the weekend that we visited (Aug. 1-3) was a very hot and sticky one, and this hotel has air-conditioning! We did find our room hot upon arrival, but we got the A/C started and went out to walk around for an hour to find temperatures more pleasant.
The room was comfortable, and the bathroom was spacious. The breakfast buffet was excellent. First Vesterbro is located in the hotel district around Copenhagen's main train station, so it's no better or worse than others in terms of location. Not as charming as some hotels I've stayed in, but having A/C on a hot and humid summer's day is worth more than charm!
Good Value - Good Location
I had two stays at the First Hotel Vesterbro in six weeks and was very pleased both times. Rooms are smart, clean, and good size. Each floor has a security door, which gave me a little extra comfort in an unfamiliar city. A 15 minute walk from Stroget, and 5 minutes from the main station. Not much in the immediate neighborhood, but still well located. Check-in is usually very busy, and I ran into bus loads twice, but if you can check in late and out early, you'll avoid this. The breakfast buffet is worth paying to have it included with the room.
Food is simple but good, and plenty of it. Not the cheapest hotel, but a good value for the quality of the rooms and the location.
I regularly visit Copenhagen, and whenever possible I stay at the First. It is well located, has excellent ammenities and good-sized rooms. When I couldn't get my laptop connection to work and their business centre was closed, they let me use a PC in their back office - even though it was 10pm! Other hotels in this price bracket just don't compare.
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On Thursday evening, October 7, 2004 at 7:00 pm,
Midwest Magic is proud to present:
Chuck Hickok
Chuck is a Past President of the PEA, an international organization comprised of the top 300 performers in the field of ethical, entertaining mentalism (or "Magic of the Mind"). With the publication of his enthusiastically received best seller, Mentalism Incorporated, Chuck has earned significant attention in the magic world where his professionalism, attention to detail, warm humor, and extraordinary teaching abilities has been noted in a succession of flattering reviews.
Chuck will discuss his eight beliefs about performing mentalism for corporate audiences: A Likeable Persona;
Believability; A Unifying Theme; Increasing Impossibility; Exclusivity; Multiple Moments of Amazement; Innocent or Natural Props; and Maximum Impact. Three fully explained routines--Magic Square, Book Test Trilogy; Triple Prediction (also in his book), illustrate his precepts. Chuck describes himself as _not an innovator but an enhancer. While many of his performance pieces are traditional his enhancements are uniquely his and add a professional patina, expedite handling, and evidence an understanding of showmanship and the demands of performing.
A litany of experiential lessons (he calls them Things I learned the Hard Way) prove his professionalism is the result of encountering many performance challenges and learning how to overcome them. His final routine, offered in alternative formats for those who seek the easier way out, is a culmination of his thinking and beliefs, tying together his performance, seemingly impossible, with multiple moments of amazement with maximized impact.
Chuck also has an interesting habit of distributing FREE lecture notes to all attendees.
It was one of the best lectures I have had several of the attendees said it was the best lecture they have
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Chuck's Lecture was the most organized lecture I have ever seen. He knows his subject and fooled people with his simple but strong mentalism. What is unique is that everything in his lecture is material he uses in his current show. This is rare. His explanations were amazingly clear and easy to understand. Everyone thought his lecture was one of the best in months.
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- Freedom Roads: Searching for the Underground Railroad by Joyce Hansen and Gary McGowan. Gr. 5-8.
This book explains how artifacts from archaeological digs and archived information are used to investigate the Underground Railroad.
- Dear Austin: Letters from the Underground Railroad by Elvira Woodruff
This fictional journal of two boys on the Underground Railroad is a good choice for lower-level readers.
- The Underground Railroad
Students can take a virtual journey from slavery to freedom.
- National Register of Historic Places
This site offers an online tour of historic sites related to the Underground Railroad, a good resource for Marking the Trail.
- The Life of Harriet Tubman
Explore the life of one of the Underground Railroad's most famous conductors at this excellent, in-depth site.
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Solutions for Chapter 14.3
In a group discussion arranged to decide the course of action to be taken with reference to a certain issue, if all the members take the same decision, and support the same line of action to be followed, then that is called unanimous decision. A unanimous decision is one in which all members agree on the course of action to be taken. This is an undisputed decision taken by the group. But, practically, it is very tough for a discussion to reach unanimity decision; hence the teams have to resent to authority decisions, majority or minority decisions.
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Steak, eggs, potatoes - fruits, nuts, berries and forage. Coconut milk and potent herbs and spices. Tea instead of coffee now and teeny amounts of kelp daily. Let's see how this does! Not really had dairy much, and gut seems better for it.
I hope you've given up trying to make gluten a part of your diet. Brain fog is a sign of gluten intolerance. Most celiacs experience it.
Brain likes the fat, cholesterol, and omega3's.
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- King James Bible: Genesis, Chapter 47
- Chapter 47 47:1 Then Joseph came and told Pharaoh, and said, My father and my brethren, and their flocks, and their herds, and all that they have, are come out of the land of Canaan; and, behold, they are in the land of Goshen. 47:2 And he took some of his...
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- In July of 1989, a controversial article crossed the managing editor's desk of an equally controversial magazine. This article was never actually published in the quarterly publication, then known as The Magical Blend , even though it was well documented by...
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- King James Bible: Genesis, Chapter 41
- Chapter 41 41:1 And it came to pass at the end of two full years, that Pharaoh dreamed: and, behold, he stood by the river. 41:2 And, behold, there came up out of the river seven well favoured kine and fatfleshed; and they fed in a meadow. 41:3 And, behold,...
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I ate my way through Europe (France, Austria and Italy!) for three weeks and as fun as it's been to wake in a new city every few days, it has wreaked havoc on my skin (admittedly, the daily glass or two or three of rosé did not help!). Luckily, my first stop was in France we all know the French are as serious about skincare as they are about wine– which is why for me, browsing French pharmacies for new beauty products is as fun as drinking champagne. One of my all time favorite French pharmacy discoveries is RoC skincare.
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So much of weight loss, weight loss maintenance, and building a strong body however is related to our mental state so I wanted to share some things that I think can help make sticking to your diet and exercise routine just a little bit easier when you're in a funk and trying to loose some weight – aside from the obvious which is, of course, just eating healthier.
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Jonny Bowden, PhD, CNS is a nationally known expert on weight loss, nutrition, and health. Not only is he a board-certified nutritionist with a master's degree in psychology, but he's also the author of fourteen books on health, healing, food, and longevity! His new book, Smart Fat, just came out, so I thought it was the perfect time to turn to him to reveal the five things we probably didn't know about fat. Fittingly, his book has the fatty green of the moment, avocado, on its cover.
The Nutritional Deficiencies of New Yorkers vs. Angelenos
If you eat a balanced, whole-food diet, you're probably getting adequate amounts of the vitamins and minerals your body needs to function. But if not (and this applies to the majority of the U.S. population), there's a good chance you may be lacking important nutrients. "Even if you put the cleanest ingredients into your body, chances are that life forces get in the way of being on point every day," says Kelly Boyer, founder of farm-to-table meal delivery service PALETA. "There are also environmental forces that get in the way; consider how and where your food was grown, which can also influence your nutritional intake. Soil quality, storage time, and processing can affect the levels of certain nutrients in your food. Additionally, your age and own health issues impact your body's ability to absorb the nutrients in your food." Unfortunately, in many cases, nutrient deficiencies can be difficult to assess, making it easy not to notice that you are developing symptoms until the deficiency has become pronounced.
Is There a Danger in Trying a Teatox?
If you regularly scroll through wellness, fitness, or beauty Instagram accounts, you're very likely to have come across so-called experts lauding the benefits of various teatoxs, but I wondered how safe these really are after reading that many of them contain laxatives and can have detrimental effects if used for more than two weeks. They are also not regulated, so brands pretty much have free reign to make whatever claims they like. When it comes to weight loss, there really aren't any shortcuts, and anything that sounds too good to be true…is! Otherwise we'd all look like Gisele! That said, there are seriously real benefits to drinking "regular" antioxidant-rich tea. Take for example Republic of Tea's SuperGreen collection, which blends organic matcha, green tea leaves, and functional herbs. It includes Immunity, Serenity, Lean Green, and Brain Boost. The blends taste amazing, and while I can't say they soothe my taste buds when I'm dying for a big piece of chocolate fudge cake, they do soothe my stomach after I've eaten three jumbo pieces!
The Next Generation of Fitness Shakers
My brother moved from New York to Seattle to work for Microsoft and then Amazon, and in the process, he became super environmentally-conscious (Before, he was freaking out over the lack of good steaks there…now he's a mostly vegan triathlete). What does that mean? It means that when he came back to NYC to visit my parents and me, and he saw how many water bottles I go through every day, he literally yelled at me (YELLED!). This led me to do research into fitness shakers and bottles to replace my pile of Fiji and Poland Spring ones. I hate to admit this, but not only did I go through five to six a day, but I was also horrible about recycling them. Luckily, it turns out a lot has changed since those shabby, old plastic bottles ruled the market, which impart nasty plastic-like "flavoring" to beverages and can easily accumulate bacteria over the course of usage.
Beauty Trend: Washing Your Face with Sparkling Water
These days it seems like everywhere you turn there is a new product or technology to enhance your beauty routine. Surprisingly more and more beauty trends revolve around what's in your fridge – not on your vanity. The buzz among beauty editors these last few months has been about washing your face with sparkling water. It's a trend that's come out of Japan and Korea where it's a practice that has been going on for quite some time, but it's only now picking up in the west. It sounded crazy to me! I actually hate sparkling water; it makes me feel bloated and irritates my throat. That said, while it seemed bizarre, it was also harmless enough to try.
Your Cleanser Can Now Also Be Your Sunscreen
One of my best friends just found a cancerous mole on her back. She lives in NYC and works ridiculous hours in an office, and yet still managed to spend enough time unprotected in the sun for this to happen. Luckily, all it took was a short procedure to remove it, but it still cost her $12,000, even with insurance…in case – aside from wrinkles – you needed more motivation to lather on sunscreen every day (even in the winter, it is a MUST!).
Can Your Dermatologist Be the Answer to Your Ingrowns?
We all know what ingrowns look like – "unsightly" red bumps that many of us get after we wax, shave, sugar, thread, or pluck our bikini-area. As if wearing a bikini isn't stressful enough! What many people don't know is why they actually happen. They happen anytime hair grows back into the skin instead of up and out to the surface, and according to Dr. Neal Schultz, NYC dermatologist, host of DermTV.com, and creator of BeautyRx by Dr. Schultz, they're more likely to occur if you have curly or wiry hair. He also notes that just like the blemishes that pop up on our faces, picking them will make them way worse! I've never actually attempted to pick at them on my own, though there are countless Youtube videos of people doing just that (again, Dr. Schultz warns NEVER to do this), but when I wax, the lady who does it removes them for me (at least some of them…), which does help.