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Kendra Schmitz says
Your hair looks awesome in this post. I love it.
Amy_Shakes-Cakes says
Hey Kate! I just got a sample of a liquid eyeliner in my January Birchbox. Could you do a liquid tutorial sometime? Thanks!
Sarah says
I also got that and I'm not sure how its supposed to be used/look. I tried it and it looked like I drew a line with a sharpie. Too perfect of a line I guess. Not good.
ajl2870 says
I did too! I like it, but I am still experimenting with it. Could you possibly do a post on liquid liner/tutorial for a cat eye?
Tracy E says
Love it! So what are you doing for the bottom?
Kate says
I smudged some of my Stila smudge stick on my lower lash line. Here are more details : http://www.thesmallthingsblog.com/2012/12/daily-makeup-routine.html
Hailey says
I love trying new eye liners but my favorite by far is a mineral eye liner! I love the look, not to say I don't enjoy liquid or gel for a change of pace. 🙂 Love your bangs. I have will power I won't cut bangs until after my wedding, I won't cut bangs until after my wedding…
You look great
Hailey @ Love, Laughter and Lipstick
Lynde says
Kate says
Just trimmed my bangs!
Michelle Rodgers says
cute hair!!
Deborah says
Did you get the liquid pen? That's what I received jn my Jan BB and I love it. I have been wanting to use eyeliner again in the past several years but my post 60 eyes were making it impossible. This thing is amazing for the elderly among us.
JANNA says
I just bought the Mabelline gel liner last week and I absolutely LOVE it!! I was so nervous about using anything other than a pencil but I saw some Laura Geller gel eyeliner on QVC and they made it look so easy and pretty. Since the Mabelline gel liner had a much better price, I decided to try it and so glad I did! I don't think I can do pencil anymore either. And…your hair looks AWESOME in this post!!!
Mary Kay's gel liner is AMAZING! I use it all the time and I highly recommend it! 🙂
phyllis Gehrke says
Me too…. Love Mary Kay Gel LIner and also like the applicator
Thanks so much for this! I love the look of gel eyeliner, but have never really been able to master it.
Emily says
Ohmygoodness. I could hug you. I am saving this post because I'm eyeliner challenged (which is an understatement).
Natalie says
Kate, you you ever have problems with the "chunkiness" and "clumpiness" of gel? How do you sweep away fallout without getting black streaks? I use liquid for the top but it comes in a felt-tip pen and I find it pretty easy to control. I would imagine those brush liquid liners are the tricky ones.
Kate says
Only from using a "used" brush. The gel is smooth, but if I dont' clean off my brush well, it leaves me with flakes. I do my eye makeup before face makeup, so I can wipe off any smudges!
Paige Tober says
Love your make-up in this post! What are you wearing on your lips?
Thanks! I love your Blog!
Kate says
nothing, just lip balm!
Jenn Kleinheksel says
Love this tutorial – thank you! Also – is your nail polish Chinchilly or something else?
Kate says
It's Essie's Master Plan
lacy blaine says
Girl, you gotta rock that cat eye more often! So fresh and classy.
HLane says
That is a really great tutorial. I have not even seen gel eyeliner, will have to give it a try.
Have you ever tried a eyeliner marker instead of the liquid liner? it is the same, and they are pretty awesome – I use liquid all the time, and have just switched to the marker, and it has the exact same look, but less mistakes! 🙂
Domestic Diva says
Cute but I wanted to ask how old these pictures are or if you cut your hair? Your hair looks so much shorter and you have bangs still, which I have been jealously watching you grow out for the last year (mine won't grow!). Not sure if you cut your hair again or if these pictures are just older ….
Amy Ross says
I swear by Wet 'n Wild MegaEyes Creme Eyeliner applied with ELF's lip brush!! http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=347792&catid=183537&cmbProdBrandFilter=82269&aid=338666&aparam=goobase_filler
Sarah says
Do you always only put eyeliner on half of the lid?
Kate says
Yeah, otherwise it makes my eye shape look strange!
Rebecca A. says
I've always wondered where to "draw the line"… does halfway make eyes look bigger, etc.!?!?!?
Rebecca A. says
I've always wondered where to "draw the line"… does halfway make eyes look bigger, etc.!?!?!?
I use the gel eyeliner but didn't know to use a pencil first. I just bought Bobbie Brown gel liner and brush and I have used Estee Lauder's but didn't care for it as much as I do with the BB. Thanks for sharing I'm certainly going to try it with the pencil first!
Kacey Batterton says
I love the Mac gel liner in a pot. Looks pretty much the same as the product you used here.
Amy says
Love that you have brought back the bangs again!!!! Honestly I was kinda sad when you said you were growing them out so you've made my day! 😉
ajl2870 says
I have never tried gel liner, but I definitely will now! Also, random, but you have the prettiest eye color! (I hope that doesn't sound stalkerish, haha!) Also, LOVE your nail polish color. What is it? Once again, thanks for a great tutorial!
Kate says
Thanks! It's Essie's Master Plan!
GingerAnn says
I got this eyeliner called Eyeko in my Birchbox in December and I love it! Its very easy to use and has a nice bold color without looking dramatic! They sell it at Sephora! I think you would really like it! http://www.sephora.com/skinny-liquid-eyeliner-P310736?skuId=1429752
Courtney says
Your hair is straight! It looks great!
The black eyeliner looks so good on you – I feel like black is so dramatic on me but it looks much more natural & casual on you. =)
Lauren says
Any tips on how to re-vamp gel eyeliner that has dried out or isn't as gelly? jelly? as it should be?
Kerryn Gill-Rich says
A couple of drops of baby oil should refresh it!
Burning Amethyst says
Great tutorial! Have you tried MAC's new Pro Longwear pencils? They stay on all day without smudging, even in water! Definitely recommend…
IronButterfly says
I'm at work so I can't play the video. Forgive me if you touched on this during your tutorial. For beginners: line your eyes first with a pencil. Then simply paint over the line with your liquid or gel eyeliner. Makes even the most nervous nellies have a perfect liquid look every time. 🙂
Angie says
I don't comment too often…but I have to say (and I'm sure I'm not the only one) that I LOVE the new frequency of tutorials and makeup/hair related posts!!!!! I ssooo love your blog and love that you share your love for The Lord.
And I'm just loving how often I am seeing Facebook posts about new tutorials or info on hair and makeup!!
ash coffey says
Hi Kate! I'm just stopping by to {finally} say hi. I've been lurking for quite some time but I've just started my own blog and wanted thank you–your blog always brightens my day! 🙂 Happy Tuesday!
SH says
Love the tutorial!
Mimaw says
I'm 55 and my eyelids are a bit "loose" so I neede an eyeline that wouldn't end up on my eyebrows. After trying many, many I've found that Smashbox has a waterproof eyeline that is AWESOME. I eventually had a thin eyeline tatooed on the top and bottom (it's wonderful and because the technician paid so much attention to getting color between the lashes, my lashes look so much fuller) when I need a more dramatic line the Smashbox is what I use. Don't waste any more $$ on anything else….learn from someone who's tried at least 25 different liners.
p.s. I love your blog
Katy Sweeney says
Love your blog! I was wondering if you had any tips for bangs. I have similar bangs like yours but have the hardest time getting then to stay swooped to the side; instead they flop into my eyes and I fight with them all day. Unless I use super hold hairspray ( which makes me feel they are now a visor ) I have no luck keeping them out of my eyes. Any tips?
I always use pencil, I never get liquid liner right…
Cindy Shriver says
Kate, I'm 55 and have been using liquid liner since I was in college, the 70's! Have tried pencil on & off, but go back to liquid (for the top) every time. More defined as you mentioned, and to me, easy, smooth, & quick to apply. 😉 For years, I've used Maybeline UltraLiner. Nice handle & perfect brush. LOVE your blog & tutorials!
allbygrace777 says
hi, Kate! love your blog <3 i feel like you got a new haircut. with bangs. 🙂 did i miss something??????????????????
~jennifer christine
allbygrace777 says
ok, so i just read the previous messages and you DID cut your bangs! you go girl! i cut mine in october….i have this thing with cutting bangs in the fall and then letting them grow out by summer. but, this time ive kept them. i have grown to love them 🙂
~jennifer christine
kristinwithani says
I love, love, love Bobbi Brown gel liner. I do believe she was the first to come out with it. I try others and always go back to hers. Bonus, you can get discontinued colors and overstocks at Cosmetics Outlet much cheaper.
I love her brush for it but also an angled Smashbox brush too.
The Sonia K brand at Target isn't good. It transfers to my lid quickly.
for a chunkier line, I'm addicted to Sephora brand chubby pencil liners.
My few cents! This was fun to read.
kmsten says
oh i use the maybelline gel liner too! love it. i use the color "espresso" most of the time…its perfect DARK brown because not as harsh as black but its not that awkward light brown/my liner is lighter than my brown shadow that some eyeliners are. also stays on my waterline/tightline longer than any other liners ive tried. 🙂
casadeberry.net says
I love the Maybelline gel liner as well, I used to use Bobbi Brown and they're totally comparable, except for the price!!! So I am staying with Maybelline from now on.
Amy says
I LOOOOOVE the Mac Powerpoint pencil and have used nothing else for 5 years now (in "Engraved" shade – a nice black). It lasts forever without fading or smudging, which is the most important aspect, and it goes on nice and smooth. It is probably my most important piece of makeup (along with my Laura Mercier secret concealer – both are crucial for looking pretty and awake!)
Chelsea Peavy says
The gel eyeliner looks amazing! I've never thought about using it before. Also, I got my first Birchbox today, thanks for introducing me! 🙂
oves2bake21 says
Totally eyeliner unrelated. I have a request. I am stuck in something of a style rut and want to update for winter/spring. Shoes are my biggest issue. Its cold, wet, icy and snowy depending on the day so I have been sporting some pretty dull shoes. I LOVED the 30 in 30 thing you did. The colors, the feel, everything was stuff I would wear. But alas, its winter. In Washington. So i would need tights, always a sweater and no open toed shoes. Can you eek out a minute to add your favorite cold weather picks for a 30 in 30 kind of post? Not that you have to WEAR it, but I could really use a winter wardrobe do-over. Plus, I have no clue what colors are 'in' this spring. Im still donning the same colors as last spring. Coral, orange, turquiose, eggplant. (you get the idea) Maybe just add the warm accesories to your 30 in 30 to take it to winter? Please help us poor moms who dont want to always look like one!! Thanks.
Kate says
I will try as hard as I can to get something together!
Tiffany H. says
Love your hair in this post!
Katie says
I love using gel liner. I like Clinique's Black Honey, Bobbi Brown in caviar ink and black mauve, and sephora's made in manhatten (deep black navy and only $12). You need to see the Clinique one in person as the online coloring does not do it justice. I have found the best brushes to be Bobbi Brown and Tarte. On another note, do you ever wear false eyelashes? Could you do a tutorial?
Dumb Bunnie says
I use Benefits "baby cake" cake liner with an angled lining brush. Love love love! I think I'll give gel liner a try! Thanks Kate.
Gretchen Clark says
totally unrelated!! Did you finally take the bang plunge? LOVE your hair in this tutorial 🙂
RyanandPriscilla says
Hi Kate- I'm curious, when should one use eyeliner from the half way point, as you did here, or all the way across the top (or bottom) lash line? I never know which one would be best for me. I am one of those people who never know what my face shape really is either…(sigh)
Lisa D says
Here is a fantastically easy way to apply gel eyeliner and you don't have to use a brush: take any pencil eyeliner you have, make sure it has a decent point and dip it into the gel and apply as you would with the brush. You get the same effect with less hassel. If you have a similar color pencil as you do gel that's great but it doesn't have to be the same. Try it! You will love the control you get and this method is also great for the waterline. Since most gel eyeliner tends to be waterproof it's a great way to get that extra drama in the water line and it won't move.
Treasure Tromp says
gel for sure! I use to liquid but noooo more.
shannon dexter says
Love your hair! I've been thinking about bangs, can we see a tutorial on this hairstyle! Love your blog, you're very inspirational!
I use Mac's Liquid Last liquid eyeliner and I LOVE it. To soften it a bit, I add a little black eyeshadow with an eyeliner brush when it's still damp. Dramatic staying power!
Michelle Wosczyna says
Kate…to make an even bigger impact on your upper lash line…which is what you seem to be going for…line the upper waterline with pencil liner. If you don't exactly get what I mean…here is a pic.. http://pad3.whstatic.com/images/c/ca/Eyeliner_3.jpg
I know you wear contacts…so that may not be an option for you. But it really makes a HUGE difference. All my best.
I've always used Tarte's Amazonian Clay Liner in the little pot and I love it but I think it's finally starting to dry out. Excited to get the Maybelline gel liner since its so cheap! But buying the Tarte one was worth it just to get the awesome double ended brush! Great post!
Meredith says
I love Estee Lauder's gel liner – it is the only eyeliner I use.
Blonde One (Deb) says
Your timing is impeccable, I have just purchased my first ever gel eyeliner and was stressing about using it. LOVE your amazing tutorial. Thank you!!!!Dashing off to do all the wonderful hints and look for an angled brush.
Umair Anwar says
Hi there
Good explaination, I agree that gel eyeliner is very tricky to use I mostly apply eye pencil but now I purchased a gel liner for cat eye. See this http://www.styleglow.com/eyeliner-how-to-apply-eyeliner/
Very late to comment, but I have a pressing question?! My eyeliner always "bleeds" no matter whether I use pencil or gel. Is there something I could do to keep from looking like a beaten raccoon at the end of the day?
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Your photos are so beautiful!
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The State Board of Education today directed agency staff to make available to the public the proposed rules to implement the new special education certification structure. The proposed rules are expected to be available soon on the State Board's website, www.isbe.net.
Interested parties will be able to submit written comment on the proposed rules or comment through email once they become available.
"A significant amount of research has shown that most children needing special education services do not have a single disability, and that teachers must be acquainted with and able to work with their wide range of challenges," said State Superintendent of Education Glenn W. McGee.
"We will welcome the public's thoughts and suggestions as we move ahead with this important change in our education system which we firmly believe will help us truly make Illinois education Second to None," he said.
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The new certification system results from the "Corey H" class action lawsuit filed in federal court in May 1992.
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The proposed rules guide the transition from the current certification system comprising numerous individual specialties, to a cross-categorical credential called Learning Behavior Specialist I (LBS I).
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Following is a quick guide for maintaining healthy, fight-free relationships with those pesky people with overzealous political opinions that are different from yours.
On Facebook
First move: A passive-aggressive "Like" or a "Like" of a ballsy dissenter's comment on the friend's original post will make you feel better. Or enlist the uninformed friend in a "Poke" battle.
Final warning: Unsubscribe from the culprit's posts or install Social Fixer, a program that helps eliminate political posts from your Newsfeed. It will also show you who has unfriended you — because someone likely thinks you're a jerk, too.
Last resort: Impeach the sucker. Defriend.
With family
First move: Move out of your parents' house.
Final warning: Self-medicate at family gatherings alongside Drunk Uncle. He's voted since Carter was president the same way he filled out multiple-choice tests in high school — always pick number C!
Last resort: Cry to Mom. She'll get all those meanies to stop picking away at your dreams like they've done ever since you were five and professed your plan to be an adult magician clown.
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First move: As soon as offensive political speak spews from his mouth, plant a big kiss on him and say, "Sorry, I don't date [insert political party here]" and walk away. Perhaps you'll change his vote, you saucy tease.
Final warning: Load up the jukebox with songs that support your side. Examples: "Courtesy Red, White and Blue," by Toby Keith; "Imagine," by John Lennon; "1812 Overture," by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
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It's that time of year again, when we relax our strict diets and indulge in holiday treats.
It'll start Thursday, probably, with pies we normally wouldn't eat. But our diets will most likely include more exceptions than normal the closer we get to Christmas.
We're here to help ruin your diets and boost your spirits.
On Friday, we'll publish a special section with 50 holiday cookie recipes. It's loaded with fantastic recipes that even I can make.
We began this five years ago as a way to better engage with readers who are sitting on a treasure trove of cookie recipes, spread good will and, hopefully, sell some extra papers. (Did I mention this section will be available in Friday's edition?)
As a reminder, we solicit favorite recipes from readers every year. In the past few months, you sent us 130 different ones. We narrowed the list to 50, choosing those we thought were the best, were unique and didn't resemble previously published recipes. (We have heard from readers who tell us they save these sections as a mini-cookbook). For the first time, we used only reader-submitted recipes. In the past, we had included some classic recipes that had been published before.
We try not to publish recipes like this unless we've tested them. What looks good on paper might not taste good coming out of your oven. So we enlisted journalists in the newsroom as well as their friends and families to help us test the recipes.
I was curious about how many gems we baked. Using fat math (sorry), I figured most recipes yield about four dozen cookies; we tested 50 recipes, meaning we baked about 2,400 cookies, bars and other treats. And then we had to eat them, of course.
To produce the section, we employed 30 bakers, a photographer, an artist, a handful of copy editors and the master chef, Becky Kover, a features department editor.
As you can tell, it takes a lot of people and effort to produce something this special. We hope you like it — and buy an extra copy Friday for your neighbors, your mailman, your aunts and uncles, the lady who walks her dog by your house . . .
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While I'm in the promotional spirit, you should be aware that the ThisWeek publications, which serve most of Franklin County, will be delivered on a different schedule this week.
Those of you who receive your ThisWeek newspaper with your Dispatch will need to look inside the "Holiday Walk" bag that's being delivered Tuesday and Wednesday. The bag — which is delivered to 800,000 households — will include sales fliers from local and national retailers, as well as the ThisWeek publication.
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Reader Matthew T. Campbell of Groveport was unimpressed with our Friday edition, on the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas.
"The Dispatch had 49 years to prepare its presses for the headline '50 Years, A Nation Pauses' for the anniversary of 50 years since the nation lost its President to an assassin. I picked up my paper this morning to read about our crummy Senate and an oversize picture of the zoo's lights (which could have run any other day). You dropped the ball, Dispatch. Here is my resounding BOO!"
Some newspapers did provide extensive coverage of the anniversary in their Friday editions. Many papers, including this one, published the retrospective articles, photos and graphics this past Sunday in advance of the anniversary.
An argument can be made both ways. We could have waited until Friday to publish the content, but we opted for the day when we reach more readers.
We did publish an article about events in Dallas to commemorate the day.
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Today, I went to the movies with my crush, who had asked me out on a date. Assuming he'd pay, I left my money at home. When the time came to buy the tickets, he only bought one for himself. FML
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Today, I saw Les Misérables. I was singing along to one of the songs when the guy next to me dumped his soda over my head and told me to shut up. FML
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Today, I found a ring box in the pocket of my boyfriend's pants while doing laundry. I eagerly walked up to him knowing that it was an engagement ring, hoping that he would propose on the spot. He tossed it back to me and said, "Well you found it, I don't actually have to ask now, right?" FML
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Today, during an hour-long drive, my sister told me she's lost her "faith in humanity", because one of her friends bought his 8-year-old son an iPad. She uses this stupid expression all the time, and I got so pissed off that I forgot to brake at a red light, rear-ending the car in front of us. FML
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Today, I was on a plane and realized that the woman next to me was hiding a hedgehog in a plastic container. I'm severely afraid of hedgehogs but not wanting to give the woman up and get her in trouble, I tried to stay quiet. Which led to me to quietly hyperventilate and pass out on the plane. FML
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Today, the girl of my dreams asked me if I wanted to go biking with her. "Just the two of us," she said. I had to turn her down because I'm 17 years old and never learned how to ride a bike. FML
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Today, my boyfriend yet again decided to act like Edward Cullen from Twilight, and got his friend to act like Jacob. Every time they're around, my boyfriend always looks stoned and constipated, and his friend is shirtless. I feel like I'm in a shitty romance movie. FML
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Today, after a long, horrible day at work and some fighting with my family and my girlfriend, I decided to cheer myself up by going to McDonald's for a change. I burst into tears when the cashier told me they couldn't make me a Mars McFlurry because they'd run out of ingredients. FML
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Today, I was laughing at a girl who really sucks at badminton. Turns out she has anger issues, and a really good aim when she's mad. I've never been hit so hard in the crotch before. FML
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The Department of Business offers a four-year Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program leading to careers in accounting (CA, CMA, CGA), finance, marketing, operations and supply chain management and human resources. New concentration paths are available with the BBA program in nine areas of study: accounting, brand communication, entrepreneurship, finance, financial planning, insurance and risk management, marketing, human resource and supply chain management.
The double degree honours programs in Business and Computer Science or Computing and Computer Electronics (BBA/BSc), and the degree in Business and Science (BBSc) combining the Business and Chemistry disciplines are offered on a cross-faculty basis. A joint double degree program is available, combining the Honours Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Wilfrid Laurier University and the Honours Bachelor of Mathematics program from the University of Waterloo. This program offers a unique educational experience for students in the field of business and the mathematical sciences.
The Department of Economics offers four-year Honours BA programs in Economics, Economics and Accounting, Economics and Administration, Economics and Financial Management, Applied Economics and the cross-faculty PPE program in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics. Joint Honours Economics programs with other honours disciplines in the faculties of Arts or Science are also available. The department also offers an Economics major in the General BA degree program.
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Remember when I began my campaign to get SNY.tv's Ted Berg on the air? That was fast! The online Mets world's own Teddy Berg made his debut as a SportsNite talking head last night, Thursday, which you can see here. Here's what TV's Ted Berg looks like. He looks much like Regular Ted Berg, except in a nicer shirt.
See? How can you want to keep that baby face off TV. But seriously, cap tip to Ted, who's always got a nugget of info and solid opinion to share. Great job, buddy!
I've been gone for the equivalent of a blog century! This is because work and social life have been crazy busy, but also because I've been using my Mets blogging time toward this new venture I've been hinting at…which will debut any moment now…involving some friends you've seen here before…
Just know I'll be back tomorrow with such fun pics and stories to share from recent time at Shea, starring some more of your SNY favorites.
And I'm going to go out on a limb and say that when I come back tomorrow, our boys will STILL BE IN FIRST PLACE!
Let's just bring out this vintage foam finger salute to our first place Metsies, shall we?
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Hooray! Thanks again for launching the get-me-on-TV campaign. Any chance you're ready for a follow-up, get-me-my-own-show-and-giant-raise bid?
I kid, of course. Thanks much. I like the picture of me with the "RESPONSIBLE FOR TURNAROUND?" font. Makes me feel like we're debating whether I am responsible for the Mets' turnaround.
I thought the same thing–Ted Berg responsible for Mets Turnaround! Except…ya know…the not so much part😉
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For those who do not come off, what is your cruise dose?
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For those who do not come off, what is your cruise dose?
Cruise on 15 mg propionate daily with slin pin
400test-e and right now 300eq
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250MG TestC
I guess I should add mine - it was 300 mg per week last time around.
500mg of test e, on it right now.
I would like to year round but this is maybe week 7-8 as long as my labs are good I'll keep bold in the mix
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Blood levels barley moved with 600mg of test I know plenty people that do it and there levels stay normal. But everyone is different
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cruise on trt dose of 280 test cyp
200mg cyp wk from my doc
25mg Clomid EOD
I cruise on 100-200mg per wk
300ish T weekly and 3.3 iu GH daily
i dont come off i just run small cycle year around but i do run just test e cycle for brake at usually 600mg a week.and i run pep all most year around all so.and i will drop my test dose to 300 mg a week sometimes.
I run 250-300mg a week, but I haven't been lower then a gram this year, so a gram it is lol.
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150-250 is what I do I will also only pin it once a week as OP said I get tired of all the pinning after a while... and my doc would get mad at me if I ran higher year around... I'm not trying to piss her off.
Does anybody feel that staying on year around makes them less responsive to gear? I cruse around 250-300mg. I have a buddy that cycles and it seams that he responds better to gear than me. Mabe it's just different ppl. I'm considering coming off or at least crusing on hcg for a little bit then blasting away? Any thoughts on this
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Can I get AIDS in a hot tub?
Last week, I had sex with my new girlfriend…she said she's a virgin and hasn't been tested. We were in the bathtub and used a condom. After we had sex, I took the condom off and fingered her in the water. My penis was also under the water. If my girlfriend is HIV-positive, could I get HIV from being in the tub with her? Can HIV survive underwater? Also, do condoms provide the same level of safety underwater?
My girlfriend has HPV...is there a test for men to find out if I have it too?
Hi. My girlfriend just found out that she has HPV. I'm fairly certain I have it, too, because we've had unprotected sex. She's on the pill, so we figured that would be okay. She's slept with two other people besides me and used condoms. She's my first and only partner...so I'm wondering how I can know for sure if I have HPV and if there are any treatments for it. Also, will I have the same type she has and will it cause warts?
How long after unprotected sex should I wait before getting an HIV test?
I had unprotected sex with a girl and I want to find out if I have HIV. How long do I have to wait before I get an HIV test?
Is it possible to get STDs in a monogamous relationship?
I had unprotected sex before I met my current partner. I'm the first and the only partner of the person I'm with now. I recently went to a clinic to get myself tested and I have no STDs. If my partner and I just stick with each other (for sexual pleasure), can we still get an STD through unprotected intercourse or through unprotected oral sex?
Do condoms still work in the shower? What about under water?
Is it safe to have sex in the shower using a condom? Could the heat from the water damage the condom, or are there any other problems?
Can anal sex cause a bowel movement in a person who is paraplegic?
My paraplegic girlfriend and I would like to try anal sex...but we aren't sure if it will cause a bowel accident, or if it's safe.
My boyfriend is a quad. When I give him head, we leave his indwelling catheter in...is that safe?
I'm a healthy 46-year-old woman. My boyfriend is a 47-year-old quad. After being together a year, we've found many ways to be sexually intimate with each other...even though he can't have sexual intercourse. One of the things he enjoys is my giving him head. He has an indwelling catheter, which we usually leave in. Can I contract any infections from doing this? I'm concerned because he has frequent bladder infections.
I'm a C5 quad and my girlfriend wants me to stimulate her anus...is that safe?
I'm a male C5 quad, and I like to perform oral sex on my female partner. She enjoys it, but after prolonged stimulation of her clitoris, she says it gets numb and orgasm is harder to reach. She wants me to stimulate her anus to give her clitoris a rest. Is this harmful?
If I give my boyfriend oral sex when I have cold sores, could he catch genital herpes?
I've always gotten cold sores on my lips and I have some now. When I give my boyfriend oral sex, can he get herpes from my cold sores? Is it bad to give him oral sex when I have cold sores, or are oral and genital herpes two different kinds of herpes?
Can I pass genital herpes to a partner when I don't have an outbreak?
Once someone is diagnosed with genital herpes, does he always have to wear a condom during sex...even when there are no visible herpes signs?


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North Central College welcomes human rights advocate Alexander Wilde, a senior scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, D.C., to its campus Oct. 13 for a free lecture on human rights.
Wilde will present "Religious Wellsprings of Human Rights: Latin America" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, in the College's theatre at Meiley-Swallow Hall, 31 S. Ellsworth St., Naperville.
His talk will focus on the emergence of a human rights movement in Latin America and the important ways it was shaped by religion and the churches, both there and in the United States. This event also kicks off North Central College's yearlong, campuswide focus on global human rights.
Wilde has been directly involved in the international movement for human rights as advocate, foundation official and scholar. He was executive director of the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA), an independent nongovernmental organization concerned with human rights and U.S. foreign policy, from 1987 to 1993, and later served as chair of its board of directors.
From 1993 to 1999 he headed the Ford Foundation office for the Andes and Southern Cone, based in Santiago, Chile, with direct responsibility for its programs on human rights and historical memory. As a vice president of the Ford Foundation, New York, from 2000 to 2004, he played a role in its support for the International Center for Transitional Justice, the Coalition for International Site Museums of Conscience, and documentary films on human rights, such as "State of Fear" and "The Reckoning."
For more than 10 years, Wilde lived in Chile, and since 2006 has been a Fellow at the Center for Ethics at the Jesuit Alberto Hurtado University, where he's conducted research on human rights and politics.
After graduating with a bachelor of arts degree from Lawrence University in 1962, Wilde studied politics, philosophy and economics on a Marshall Scholarship at Keble College at the University of Oxford, U.K., and earned his Ph.D. in political science from Columbia University. He has taught at the universities of Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Georgetown, George Washington and Haverford College and is the Stephen Edward Scarff Memorial Distinguished Visiting Professor at Lawrence, where he's teaching this fall in the government department.
Each academic year, North Central College and the Office of International Programs focus on an issue of global significance and host speakers, films and panel discussions that address the issue. This year's focus is global human rights, especially related to the region of Latin America—Wilde's area of expertise. Alexander Wilde is also a brother of North Central College President Harold R. Wilde.
This lecture is among many ongoing programs at North Central College to enrich and broaden the cultural and academic outlook for the College and community. North Central offers a variety of venues accommodating a rich range of local and world-class events, performances and space needs for the public. For a comprehensive schedule of musical performances, theatrical and dance productions, art exhibits and lectures, visit northcentralcollege.edu/show or call the box office at 630-637-SHOW (7469).


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Guy Simpson, Jr.
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M.i.T., The Evergreen State College, 2005
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Guy T. Simpson, Jr. was born in Grays Harbor Community Hospital on the hill overlooking Aberdeen and Hoquiam, Washington and the majestic Pacific Ocean. He was a shy, socially timid child with a penchant for art and reading. His early years were marked by multiple moves from one town to another, galvanizing his introverted nature.
He began his school career in the Seattle Public School system, before moving to Hobart, and finally back to Cosmopolis (all in the first grade). School was an adventure for him; it was ripe with new learning opportunities, but also a minefield of social activities and bullying. During second grade, his family moved into the Central Park area, and he formed his story-telling roots. Early stories included the super-hero driven "Super Five," and the many adventures of "Yug." His family moved once more into Hoquiam, where he began to blossom, but as fate would have it, they moved again to Vancouver, Washington during the middle of his sophomore year. Nearly giving up on education, he trudged onward, his writing took off, and his adventures of "Yug" was even featured in the school newspaper (The Chieftain Chant). Then, near the middle of his senior year, his family moved south to Hemet, California, where he graduated.
It was in Hemet that he began to win numerous awards for his artwork and illustrations. After graduation, he held a plethora of jobs, many of them concurrently, and gained a wealth of technical experience. He wrote his first screenplay, "Amuleti" the first installment of the "Powerstar" saga. He had some rough economic times during the 1980s, finding himself homeless in the deserts of California more than once. After traveling through much of the United States, he headed back to California in the summer of 1987, where he met the woman he would marry in the summer of 1988. Inspired by his creative genius, she encouraged him to return to school with hopes he would become a teacher. In 1990, their first child was born, and they graduated together from Mt. San Jacinto College.
Moving back up to his ancestral home of Washington State in 1990, his family grew with the birth of a second daughter, and son. He finished his undergraduate degree in animation and environmental science from The Evergreen State College in 1995. A few more jobs, in the game design, restaurant, and professional wrestling fields eventually led to him getting his Master's degree in education from The Evergreen State College in 2005. In September 2005 he began his new career as a middle school science teacher.
Through the years, his storytelling was always there, from the horrific "ELG's," to the chronicles of "Geowulf Sharpstone." But there was always one story that had haunted him since 1978, the saga of the "Brotherhood of Olympus," an epic ten-part story, that he attempted to write numerous times from different starting points. Then came his wife's diagnosis of colon cancer, and the realization that he needed to be intentional with his passion to tell stories.
During the summer of 2011, in an incredible two and a half weeks, he wrote the entire first draft of the "Brotherhood of Olympus and the Deadliest Game." Now with it's release, he has begun the transition to the next phase of his journey.
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The Brotherhood of Olympus and the Deadliest Game, 2012
Publication Excerpt
The Brotherhood of Olympus and the Deadliest Game, is the first of a series of young adult horror/fantasy novels that tells the story of Drake Frasier, a painfully shy, intellectually gifted 13-year-old boy growing up in Aberdeen, Washington.
On a cold, gray Friday the thirteenth, his favorite uncle is killed in a horrible car collision with a logging truck. Drake's life takes a sudden twist after the accident when his family begins to encounter haunting spirits that bring terror and doom upon them. He soon finds that he has unique gifts and abilities that allow him to fight the apparitions, and that there may be a greater sinister plot afoot.
But as Drake develops his skills to combat the ghastly specters, his oldest brother continues to use a Spirit board game that invites the evil into their lives. Drake must bring his brothers back together to fight the nefarious forces to save his family, and quite possibly the world.


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The legal entanglement of Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is not tying up his NFL franchise, the team's top executive said.
On the eve of training camp, CEO Joe Banner said the federal investigation into fraud at Haslam's Pilot Flying J truck-stop business has not hindered the club's daily operations or impacted the owner's vision for turning the Browns into perennial winners.
And as for the possibility Haslam will sell his team, Banner does not envision that happening.
"I don't see that scenario, but you know," Banner said before trailing off.
Banner spoke openly yesterday about Haslam's situation, which hangs over a team that has had just two winning seasons since its rebirth in 1999. Banner tried to ease the concerns of some nervous Cleveland fans, who fear the ongoing federal probe will derail the team's plans and lead to further turmoil.
Haslam, who bought the Browns last year from Randy Lerner, recently reached a settlement with some Pilot Flying J customers who were cheated out of rebate money. Haslam has professed his innocence since FBI and IRS agents raided the company's Knoxville, Tenn., headquarters on April 15.
While Banner appreciates there are those who worry about the team's future, he said nothing has interrupted the plan Haslam launched last August.
"It really hasn't affected us at all," he said. "We have a team we put together here of really, really good people, whether we're talking the coaching staff, the business side, even our foundation. We're really excited about the team we put together."
Belichick discusses Hernandez situation
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick broke his silence on the arrest of Aaron Hernandez, saying the club will learn from "this terrible experience" and it's time to "move forward."
Four weeks after the former Patriots tight end was charged with murder and cut by the team, Belichick addressed the issue during a 22-minute news conference one day before his team opens training camp.
He expressed sympathy for the family of shooting victim Odin Lloyd, said the in-depth process of studying a player's background is "far from perfect" but wouldn't be overhauled, and took responsibility for bringing people to the team.
"The hundreds of players we've had through this program in the last 14 years, there's been a lot of good ones, a lot of real good ones," Belichick said. "We'll try to do a good job in bringing people into this organization in the future and try to learn from the mistakes that we've made."
Recovering Griffin won't play in preseason
Robert Griffin III said he doesn't think he'll play in any exhibition games.
The Washington Redskins quarterback also said that he'll be limited in practice when the team opens training camp today. Griffin said he was cleared by doctors a few days ago, about 61/2 months after he had reconstructive surgery on his right knee.
Bengals' Smith not ready for camp
Right offensive tackle Andre Smith will be out because of an injured calf when the Cincinnati Bengals open training camp today.


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The Young Adult Library Services Association sponsors Teen Tech Week to draw attention to the importance and availability of various technologies in libraries. Besides offering technologies such as audiobooks, DVDs, electronic games, computers with Internet access, and more, libraries also have librarians with expertise in using many of these resources effectively. This year, Teen Tech Week (March 6-12) celebrates the teen-selected theme: "Create it at your library."
Celebrate the idea of "creating" with these activities and strategies:
Bringing Lessons to Life with Animoto
Using Animoto, a free Web 2.0 tool, students can develop short digital videos that include music, photos, video clips, and text as well as share their creations electronically.
Speak to Me: Teaching with Voki
Through Voki, a Web 2.0 tool, students create customizable avatars for class presentations for various purposes, such as presenting biographical information, expressing an opinion, or reading a poem.
Teaching with Zooming Slideshows through Prezi
Through Prezi, a web application, students create "zooming" presentations for various purposes, such as presenting research, defending an opinion, or sharing a digital story.
Using Glogster to Support Multimodal Literacy
Glogster, a Web 2.0 tool, supports development of students multimodal literacy skills. This guide outlines techniques for critical evaluation and creation of multimodal texts.
- Teen Tech Week
This site from the Young Adult Library Services Association, sponsors of Teen Tech Week, offers information about contests, publicity materials, activity ideas, and more.
- YALSA's Maker & DIY Programs Wiki
Maker & DIY enthusiasts can share resources on YALSA's Maker & DIY Programs Wiki. Anyone can edit and is encouraged to add activities, information on funding, makerspaces, and more.
- Internet and American Life Project
Pew Charitable Trust offers numerous reports on technology use and trends, including information specific to teens.
- Make it @ Your Library
Make it @ Your Library, makeitatyourlibrary.org, is a website tailored to librarians interested in implementing makerspace projects in their libraries. Fully searchable, Make it @ your library connects users to projects, based on library-specific search criteria.
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Defining Literacy in a Digital World
Through listing and observation, students identify the many texts that they read and composeincluding books and magazines, television shows, movies, audio broadcasts, hypertexts, and animations.
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Digital Reflections: Expressing Understanding of Content Through Photography
Striking images can leave lasting impressions on viewers. In this lesson, students make textselfworld connections to a nature- or science-related topic as they collaboratively design a multimedia presentation.
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Audio Listening Practices: Exploring Personal Experiences with Audio Texts
Students keep a daily diary that records how and when they listen to audio texts, then analyze the details and compare their results to published reports on American radio listeners.
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Lessons from MalaysiaMarch 19,2014
The families and friends of the passengers and crew aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are being tortured beyond belief by the total absence of knowledge about what has happened to the missing Boeing 777.
And in their agony theres an important lesson for honest government officials: Transparency is invariably better than secrecy.
The loss of loved ones in any kind of unexpected manner is an almost unbearable experience, but its far worse to not be told what happened to them.
This time the suffering is made worse by a multitude of unanswered questions: Was the aircraft hijacked? If so, who was the mastermind, and what was the ultimate objective? And where is it? Hiding on some remote airstrip? Smashed to smithereens on some far-away mountainside? At the bottom of the Indian Ocean?
A Boeing 777 is a very big airliner, and, as big as the search area may be, it would seem reasonable to believe some sign of it would have been found by now.
And adding to the agonies of the families and friends is the realization, now confirmed, that the Malaysian government badly bungled the flow of information to the anxious public, a public thats entitled to candor no matter how painful it may be.
It says something that a government such as Chinas, where transparency has seldom been practiced, has joined those criticizing the Malaysians for their confusing response to the disaster. (Of the 239 passengers on Flight 370, 153 are Chinese citizens.)
Unless transparency is ensured, the huge international search operation can never be as fruitful as we hope and expect, said an official statement in the Chinese press.
This past weekend Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak finally disclosed an array of details that the public and particularly the families and friends of those aboard the missing jet were entitled to from the very beginning.
It would be tempting to blame it all on the fact that since 1957 Malaysia has been governed by a single political party that has a poor reputation for honesty and transparency. It is a government that functions on the basis of patronage and gives priority to ethnic issues rather than to merit and efficiency, as The Christian Science Monitor noted in an editorial this week.
Perhaps this crisis will now stir its citizens to be more demanding of officials, the editorial added, although right now the greater priority would appear to be getting the correct answers to the many questions about this tragedy.
In the meantime, the families and friends wait, and theres no relief for their anxiety. The suggestions that the jet may have been hijacked might provide some hope that the passengers are still alive, but they dont answer any of the agonizing questions.
Relatives of some of the Chinese passengers have threatened to stage a hunger strike in an effort to force more information from the Malaysian authorities.
Now we have no news, and everyone is understandably worried, the father of one of the passengers said. The Malaysian ambassador should be presenting himself here, but hes not. Relatives are very unsatisfied. So you hear them saying hunger strike.
One person waiting in a Beijing hotel was overheard asking: Do you think the Malaysian government is hiding something? and Could they have shot it down and covered it up?
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The neighborhood around Barnard College, Morningside Heights, is home to about 45,000 people, as well as a dynamic mix of cultural, religious, and academic institutions; restaurants and stores. Stretching from 110th Street to 125th Street between Morningside Park and Riverside Park, it is 15 minutes from midtown Manhattan by subway.
Columbia University Bookstore
•Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-9 p.m.,
Saturday-Sunday: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Book Culture
•Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-10 p.m.,
Saturday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m.,
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•Specializes in scholarly titles.
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•Monday-Saturday: 11 a.m.-7 p.m.,
Sunday: noon-6 p.m.
•Mondel's has been satisfying chocolate cravings for about 50 years with its truffles, creams, pretzels, and more.
Morton Williams Supermarket
•Open 24 hours a day.
M2M Market
•7 a.m.- midnight, daily.
•Asian market and grocery.
Papyrus Books
•Monday-Saturday: 9:30 a.m.-10 p.m.,
Sunday: 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
•Specializes in new fiction, literary criticism, philosophy, travel, and computer books. Good periodical section.
University Houseware & University Hardware
•Monday-Friday: 8 a.m.-8 p.m.,
Saturday: 9 a.m. -7p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m.-6p.m.
•Trusted local stores providing home goods and hardware.
Places of Interest
Grant's Tomb
•President Ulysses S. Grant and his wife are entombed above ground at this national landmark. A small museum covers his life and career.
Columbia Greenmarket
•Here you will find locally grown products provided directly from small family farms. NYC Greenmarkets make it possible to offer fresh, nutritious, and locally grown food to New Yorkers.
•Open year-round (weather permitting) Thursdays and Sundays, 8a.m.-5p.m.
Low Memorial Library
•Part of the New York City Register of Historic Places, Low Memorial Library is the centerpiece of Columbia's campus. Its steps are one of the most popular outdoor hangouts in New York City.
Riverside Church
•The church's bell tower offers a great view of the city--a trip to the top costs $2.
Riverside Park
•Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (who also created Central Park), Riverside Park offers a quiet space to walk, exercise, eat al fresco, read, or just relax along the Hudson River.
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
•Under construction since 1892, this cathedral is the world's largest. The seat of the Episcopal Diocese of Manhattan, the cathedral is the site of concerts, films, and readings.
Studio Museum in Harlem
•Wednesday-Friday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Saturday-Sunday: 1 p.m.-6 p.m.
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New Mexico State topples UTSA, 75-62
SAN ANTONIO — Michael Hale III and Kannon Burrage combined for 38 points, but 7-foot-5 Sim Bhullar posted 17 points and an opponent season-high 18 rebounds to lead New Mexico State to a 75-62 victory at UTSA on Saturday evening at the Convocation Center.
Bhullar's double-double helped the Aggies run their winning streak to nine games and improve to 15-8 overall and 9-2 in Western Athletic Conference (WAC) play. The freshman center was 7-for-11 from the floor and seven of his boards came on the offensive end.
Hale III poured in 20 points and added five assists, three rebounds and a pair of steals for the Roadrunners (5-16, 1-10 WAC). It marked the sixth time he has topped the 20-point barrier this season and the fourth in the last five contests.
Meanwhile, Burrage tallied 18 points and shared the team high of seven rebounds with Jordan Sims, who scored a dozen on a 4-for-7 effort from beyond the arc.
UTSA fell into an 8-0 hole to start the game but made five of its first six shots from beyond the arc to claim a 19-16 lead nine minutes into the contest.
Sims, who was perfect from long distance in the half, connected on his fourth trey to pull the Roadrunners to within 27-25, but New Mexico State reeled off nine unanswered points to take an 11-point lead with less than four minutes to play in the half.
UTSA cut the deficit to six when Hale III found Tyler Wood alone under the basket for an easy layup that made it 38-32 with a minute left on the clock, but Kevin Aronis answered with a three from the left wing to provide the nine-point halftime margin (41-32).
The Aggies pushed their lead to 14 early in the second half, but the Roadrunners pulled within six three times, the last when Burrage knocked down an off-balance three from the right wing with seven minutes to play, which made it 66-60.
The Aggies answered with a 7-0 run while UTSA went through an 0-for-16 field-goal drought over the next 6:05.
Burrage finally broke the ice with a jumper from right elbow to make it 73-62 with 1:16 remaining. However, Terrel De Rouen immediately was fouled and he promptly made a pair at the line to provide the final 13-point margin.
Bandja Sy matched Bhullar with 17 points on 8-for-12 shooting and he grabbed seven boards for the Aggies, who were out-rebounded by the shorter Roadrunners, 40-38 compared to a 38-16 advantage in the season's first meeting on Jan. 3. Renaldo Dixon added 12 points, while De Rouen scored seven and dished out five assists.
UTSA will travel to Ruston, La., to face league-leading Louisiana Tech (19-3, 10-0 WAC) at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7.


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The new sign outside Narrowsburg, that replaced the simple, elegant, restrained and dignified billboard that stood there for years, is a design abomination, similar in its ugliness and brash commercialism to a computer popup that blocks the screen in front of something you are looking at. A wonderful final exam for members of the Narrowsburg Design Committee would be a cross-reference of its members with the "designers" of the town billboard. Anyone involved should be sent home, a la American Idol, and be proscribed from further influence on our town's appearance in any manner. Its obvious ugliness and thinly and coyly misleading directions, directing motorists to Main Street, may have been overlooked in the enthusiasm surrounding many of the erstwhile "public improvements" hereabouts. The arrival of grant monies for downtown invariably closely resembles "Jubilee," when the fish ground themselves with jubilant abandon and are scooped up into any available receptacle. When the remainder of us not fortunate enough to be present on the beach that day are presented with the bill for the matching half by the State of New York, or other granting agency, I am sure the enthusiastic supporters of improvement will not be in attendance.
I ran a successful sign studio since 1968. I received awards from the U.S. Congress and New York State Assembly, as well as the Kansas Governor's Award for Downtown Revitalization twice. I did the "Tusten Highway Department" sign over the town garage for free 10 years ago because I tired of having to look at the old peeling one that was there. I won three towns their Gerry Foundation Sullivan First monies with signs I did for them, as well as The Narrowsburg Inn.
If I may make a suggestion, don't paint any sign a color that does not exist in the outdoors in April, at this location 12764, until you do research. Three-inch letters are only readable from eight feet away. Put the name in small letters and what the store is in big letters, and leave off the rest of the menu, as there will not be time to read it anyway. (And nobody is "into" what design or color you like, because your hair is blue and you have a stud in your eye-brow.) A business sign has a job to do first, and to look pretty and architecturally correct second. A public sign is a monument, and should look like one. We all have to look at it each day. Use Roman letters; they have dignity and history. One of the less ornate display typefaces, such as Tuscan, are legible, decorative and appropriate to a Victorian town. Look at old pictures.
The old-timers knew how to do a sign.
[Greg Wood, of Luxton Lake, NY manufactured and restored stained and leaded glass windows and made signs for churches in and around New York City for 35 years.]


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Rising over 40 feet in the Taubman Museum of Art's City of Roanoke atrium is a new totem by Roanoke-based artist Ann Glover, her tallest and most ambitious public sculpture to date. Commissioned by the museum as part of its ongoing series of large-scale site works, the piece Myth features four stacked letters spelling out its title, a childlike homage to the mythic stories that we carry with us as we move through the world. The surface of each letter is layered with pieced canvas, paint, and stenciled forms—heads, words, and mysterious characters and scenes. Glover's sources are cross-cultural and wide-ranging, from old comic books, sideshow banners, and advertising ephemera to free-use lettering and animal emblems. In her world of collage, everything is fair game; Hindu gods, Dick Tracy, UFOs, Medusa, Superman, Buddha, Confucius, Sheena (Queen of the Jungle)—these familiar icons occupy the same enigmatic space, forming unique juxtapositions. Glover's visual storytelling also includes phrases and texts drawn from magazines, historical texts, and personal letters. Audience members are invited to discover their own narratives and physically engage the work through multiple entry points into the letter "H," including an arched doorway, side portholes, and a hidden view discovered only when lying on the floor.
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Ann Glover (born 1950) has exhibited paintings and sculpture nationwide for the past 30 years. Her group shows include presentations at UCLA, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and the Museum of Illustration in New York. She is the recipient of a Professional Fellowship from the VMFA (2011) and the Kendig Award of the Arts Council of the Blue Ridge (2012). She has done a number of public works, such as the Childhood Totem at the Port of San Diego and Trojan Dog for Fire Station No. 7 in Roanoke. Her illustrations have appeared in The New Yorker magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, and several annuals of the New York Society of Illustrators.


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Charming Brooklyn Brownstone
Size800 ft²
Floor No.
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- Air conditioning
- Parking available
- Hot tub
- Balcony/terrace
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With one queen size bed, one queen size sofa bed, and a pair of rollaway beds, this apartment can sleep up to 5 guests. Guests can cook in the fully fitted kitchen (gas stove) and watch movies on the Netflix-equipped TV in the living room.
It takes less than 20 minutes to reach downtown Manhattan on the subway. Reach famous Canal Street in 20 minutes, and the World Trade Centre In 25. A walk into Manhattan along the Brooklyn Bridge is also not to be missed.
The neighbourhood is filled with culture, offering many restaurants, local shops, and galleries. In under 10 minutes on foot, guests have access to even more supermarkets, shops, and laundromats.
House rules
No outdoor shoes inside the apartment. Slippers are available.
Be respectful of the neighbours and keep the noise to a minimum after midnight.
Guests should clean up after themselves.
Guests should take the garbage out daily.
Extra guests are not permitted.
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|$ 16 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Thank you Naima ... the stay in your appartment was really nice and we had a great time ... unfortunately your neighbors on the other side are a little bit loud as we were running around in the City the whole day it was okay ...
You are a wonderful host helping us with all our questions and inquiries! The appartment is in a wonderful typical old house, the metro station Ralph Ave is near so that you can reach Manhatten, the airport and other places in Brooklyn without problems.
Next time I visit New York I will definitely stay again :o)
It was a great pleasure to meet Naima and to visit Brooklyn with a typical appartment situated in a nice and friendly neighborhood.
The appartment was very secured (3 doors to get into the appartment). The neighbor in front of the appartment are playing music during a part of the night (8 PM to approximately 2AM), but don't worry, they are really calm and you won't hear the noise if you close the windows.
Naima was really nice and it was a real surprise to find out that she bought us cereal bars for the breakfast.
I fully recommend you this apartment.
Good stay in NY, good neighborhood, good location near the metro station ralph av. Very good relationship with the owner. Disadvantage: the pictures Ad is not closely resemble real, but in summary, recommended.
Buena estancia en NY, buen barrio, ubicación buena, cerca de la estación de metro ralph av. Muy buena relación con la propietaria. Inconveniente: las fotos del anuncio no se parecen mucho al real, pero en resumen, recomendable.
Very good host, nice and helpful, no problems at all! She had filled up the refrigerator with welcome food ;)
The apartment: Cozy Brooklyn apartment, the cleaning was a bit low when we arrived but acceptable. The area was good, 5 minutes walk to subway and 20 minutes to central Manhattan.
Noisy street on the evenings, but nothing that bothered us during our stay!
We would definitely stay here again!
Well equipped, comfortable apartment with nice neighborhood. Approximately 10 minutes by subway to Manhattan. The subway station is nearby. The landlady is very nice and helpful. There were some food available on arrival, which was very nice and helpful. We had a nice stay.
Gut ausgestattet, gemütliche Ferienwohnung mit netter Nachbarschaft. Etwa 10 Minuten mit der U-Bahn nach Manhattan. Die U-Bahnstation ist in der Nähe. Die Vermieterin ist sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Es waren einige Lebensmittel bei der Ankunft vorhanden, was sehr nett und hilfreich war. Wir hatten einen schönen Aufenthalt.
It was a very warm welcome. Nice Appartment. For a shortly sightseeingtrip to New york a litte bit far away.
Very friendly and helpful for all questions.
Thank you
Naima was an amazing host! She was very friendly and the apartment was clean and comfortable. The location was just perfect and the metro was very close. Easy to get to the city. We definitely recommend her place and will stay there again when we come back to NYC!
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Nobel Prize winner will be at Northshire Bookstore on FridayJune 27,2013Nobel laureate to speak at Northshire
MANCHESTER Vermonter and Nobel Peace Prize winner Jody Williams will be at the Northshire Bookstore on Friday at 7 p.m. to discuss her book, My Name Is Jody Williams: A Vermont Girls Winding Path to the Nobel Peace Prize.
Williams is the 10th woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize and third American woman to receive the honor. She was awarded the Nobel in 1997 for her work with the International Campaign in Ban Landmines.
In the book, Williams writes about her Catholic roots; learning how to stand up against injustice while defending her deaf brother, Stephen; transforming from a good girl to a hippie at the University of Vermont; and protesting the war in Vietnam. Williams began a life dedicated to global activism in 1981 when she advocated for the end of the U.S.-backed war in El Salvador.
In her memoir, Williams discusses her belief that an average woman, through perseverance, courage and imagination, can make something extraordinary happen.
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