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Singer and composer Bob Dylan received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, yesterday, for changing the lives of his pubic. It was a special day for him and we can see that in the chart, transits and progressions. Jupiter is inconjunct progressed MC and Pluto trine progressed Venus, for example. But where is the career, where is the talent and were are the successes in the natal chart?
Meh. This Astro though, for realz…
Seriously, how intense was that Eclipse? I dont know about you guys, but it was like running straight into a brick wall over here at the Skywatch.
Glossing over the missteps completely, we look to the current challenge.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are about halfway through the year. No breaks are given between eclipses this time, as we have Venus Retrograde demanding our full attention while (F@$%^!) Mars in Virgo is squaring pretty much everything. I would say that you need to act totally serene and in control as everything explodes in your face, but that would be lying. Keep your head up, breathe and move forward as best you can. This is your show, nobody else's.
Next up: Another Eclipse- only this time, it kicks you straight in the emotions.
Then: Uranus Square …
Just now, Julian Assange heard that he will be extradited from the U.K. to Sweden to face charges of sexual assault (see the Guardian). This news is reflected by a number of transits and progressions. They tell us about bad news for him. For example: the progressed Midheaven is in the 3rd degree of Libra. That is inconjunct transit Neptune. Neptune is always confusing and with an inconjunct, you…
"Time waits for no man." This phrase describes Uranus in Aries for me. We can expect things to happen very quickly during this transit. Lives will change in a blink and if you're moving slow yourself, or slow to process, this will have no effect.
I don't say that to terrify people. This possibility has always existed. How many tragic car accidents are planned? This energy exists in nature, but with Uranus in Aries, we're going to see more events like this, that effect more people.
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Your natal chart is a map of where the planets were when you were born. It's fixed. The planets then continue their orbit on a circular path.
A "transit" occurs when a planet in the sky moves into a position that hits a certain angle with one of your natal planets. When a planet in the sky is 90 degrees from your natal planet, it's called a square. "Pluto is squaring my natal Moon." When a planet in the sky is 180 degrees from a natal planet, that's an opposition. "Jupiter is opposing my natal Mercury." A transiting planet that is 120 degrees from a natal planet is called a trine, etc.
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Most self-help books have about three ideas in them which are padded out with a lot of white space and bullet points. But there are a few which are absolutely brilliant. Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way has sold about a gazillion copies in the two decades not because it's fashionable, or because it tells us something we want to hear, but because it works.
Cameron's personal life has had it's ups and downs. She comes from a privileged background, was briefly married to legendary film director Martin Scorsese and spent a few years in a drug-and-alcohol fog. But when the fog lifted she started to teach "creative unblocking", and what is more, she sees it as a spiritual pathway.
For me, following this book day by day for weeks on end opened up my own creativity wonderfully. What's more …
Today is a second Quarter Moon in Virgo which conjoined Mars in Virgo at 2:29AM EDT. While this aspect happened during the overnight hours, it usually means a very high energy time but with very little group cooperation. If you couldn't sleep overnight, this might me the culprit. If the reason you couldn't sleep is due to disagreements in a group setting, try to let the energy dissipate a bit and get some sleep with deep breathing and relaxation. It is temporary, no need to go all Rambo now, it's the middle of the night.
Today The Virgo Moon Squares Venus in Gemini at 1:44PM EDT. Usually the Moon and Venus get along famously but this could on one hand cause some needless extravagance and spending and on the other hand be extremely beneficial depending on the transaction.…
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Libra Will Smith has been touring to promote the third Men in Black film, along with his wife, Jada, and daughter Willow. In a recent interview with People, Will expressed some trepidation about his daughter dating:
"When Willow does bring a boy home, I'm going to screen him and find out everything about him. And that's going to happen when she's 40, when she's allowed to go…
I had lunch the other day with a well-respected and very experienced astrologer, who also writes. Our conversation was pretty intense since we'd never met before and we have a lot in common, especially when it comes to thinking about how to do good, authentic astrology.
We had to fit in a lot of ideas between the pierogi and the cheesecake.
Here are just three talking points.
Number One
WRA: "How do you feel about country charts?"
Me: "You mean like nativities for countries?"
WRA: "Yes, I'm always very dubious about those."
I was a bit surprised. She writes a lot about politics and world affairs.
Me: "Why's that?"
WRA: "How do we really know what time a country is born? Or even what day?"
Well, she's right, of course. How do we know? And how do we choose the …
When you leave a relationship that you've heavily invested in, pain is pretty much unavoidable. A person tends to go over and over the details, asking themselves if there were anything else they could have done that might have brought about a different outcome. While this might be productive in some cases, in other cases it just feeds the agony.
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Hours before the funeral of Whitney Houston is set to take place, fans left a slew of balloons in a makeshift memorial outside the New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
Around 1,500 invited guests will pay their last respects today -- among them... Kevin Costner, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Revs. Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton.
We'll be live outside the church starting at 10:00 AM ET/7:00 AM PT and then we'll be live inside the church for the service, which is scheduled to start at 12:00 PM ET/9:00 AM PT.
That's not a memorial....that's a birthday party!
I can't believe the family allowed TMZ in with cameras!
They should send all the balloons and party favors to hospitals of our sick, those in military hospitals, etc. to boost the spirits of the living.... Just my opinion.
Those balloons are pretty, I'm glad they kept them there for the funeral instead of removing them. It's a nice nod to the fans that put them there.
All the fussing about 'songs' IMO the Media should or did not need include 'I will always love you' because my favorite WHITNEY HOUSTON SONG , WHICH WAS HERS.....WAS "GREATEST LOVE"
As much Hot air in those balloons as in the church.
I was at the church last night to pay my respect. People had gathered into a circle in the street to sing and dance. The vibe in that circle was healing, loving, and positive. Balloons, flowers, candles everywhere. But the cards...they should be given to Bobbi. So many people in this city loved Whitney. It's been a beautiful thing to witness. Love is everywhere.
Hello. I found someone using a doctored version of the picture on this webpage. It's here. https://p.twimg.com/Al9DA3nCAAELsCE.jpg . Please sue them. Thanks.
Love the flashing marquee outside the church. As if she's performing there. Hmmm....
Dear Lord, Her family is acting despicable. She was a normal human with a gift and they have made this into a carnival. Also, how dare they treat young Bobbi this way by disrespecting her father. If they truly cared about Bobbi Kristina they would have wanted her to be with her father at this time. Bobby Brown actually has his own wealth... perhaps Whitney's family is scared they have lost or will lose their cash flow. Sickening...
I love TMZ and watch every night. Thanks for all you do. Can I just say, and will somebody PLEASE say it....the downfall of Whitney Houston was BOBBY BROWN, sorry Bobbie Cristina, but it is true. I grew up with Whitney, bought her cds, went to her concerts and then came Bobbie Brown which put an end to it all. Shame on you Bobbie. Love you Whitney and I am happy you are out of your misery. You will be missed as there was and will not be anybody like you. (All you have to do is listen to the Star Spanglen banner and you know what I mean!)


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Last week in my post for Week 13 streaming options, I touched on four starters that would be great plug-and-plays. If you started Jake Arrieta or Charlie Morton you were probably pretty happy as they both recorded wins, solid starts, and strikeouts aplenty. Arrieta's ownership in Yahoo! leagues has since jumped to 56% so the window to grab him is closing quickly.
Let's take a look at four more great options. In deeper leagues these guys are likely owned, but consider these streamers for standard leagues with Week 14 around the corner.
Kevin Gausman (24% owned, Yahoo!)
Next start: TBD (July 2nd vs Texas?)
Notes: The lefty Oriole continues to find the stream a third consecutive week. Gausman threw six innings of shutout ball in his last start, getting the win against the struggling Rays. He's starting the nightcap of the doubleheader Friday versus the Rays, and with Bud Norris hurt for a little while, Gausman will likely have another home start next week. He has plenty of upside.
Jake Odorizzi (17% owned)
Next start: July 2nd @ New York Yankees
Notes: Jake likes his eggs Odorizzi and he put up goose eggs on the scoreboard in seven-plus innings last week against the Astros. He has a tasty 10.1 K/9 this year, which is not easy to find off the wire, and the Yankees have struggled scoring runs this month.
Jesse Hahn (21% owned)
Next start: June 30th vs Cincinnati
Notes: Hahn should not be left solo! Be his Chewy for next week and add him to your roster. He's been a top-20 starting pitcher in Yahoo! leagues the past two weeks with a 0.95 ERA, 0.84 WHIP, and 10.4 K/9. He gets two home starts in roomy Petco next week, the first against the Reds, and the Giants after that.
Marcus Stroman (16% owned)
Next start: July 4th @ Oakland
Notes: When Stroman first reached the bigs I hoped he would deliver quality innings with nice strikeout ratios, but he got lit up a couple times. Since then, however, he's given up just one earned run in three of his last five starts. He is posting a respectable 2.43 ERA and 7.9 K/9 in that span. He's got strikeout potential and the Oakland Coliseum could help suppress runs. Here's to hoping Stroman can provide fantasy fireworks this Independence Day.


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- Monday, January 30, 2006
Before Katrina, I was walking toward my lunch table in a New Orleans seafood restaurant. The ocean breeze was refreshing, the smell of good food was everywhere, and the sky was beautifully painted with colored clouds and light. But something else arrested my full attention and stopped me in my tracks.
Behind a glass wall, were thousands of poor little crawfish trapped on a conveyor belt, struggling in vain to regain their footing on the slippery surface and make their escape. The ones that reached the end of the belt dropped helplessly into a pot of boiling water, to be cooked and eaten by large, ravenous creatures (my lunch mates) waiting to crack open their bodies and eat their flesh.
My only consolation was to know that death would come quickly to these little creatures and end their unimaginable pain. I couldn't help but feel sick. I wanted to run into the kitchen, break open the bags of imprisoned shellfish and yell, "Run! Run for your lives!" I really did want to save them all. But I didn't. I listened to the voice of reason and just stood there in horror, watching those poor little animals head toward their doom.
I was stopped from being a shellfish rescue hero primarily because of my own pride. I thought, "It would be ridiculous to try and save them. People would think I've gone insane. Besides, nobody else is trying to save them. I can't just run in there and release thousands of crustaceans. I'd be arrested. It would hit the morning papers: Man Releases Crawfish--the Ultimate Shellfish Act. Instead, I sat down at my table (along with my other heartless friends), ignored the tiny cries emanating from the kitchen, and pretended to enjoy the view over the Louisiana bay.
As Christians, we know what is waiting for each and every unsaved person. "For it is appointed unto men once to die, and after that, the Judgment" (Hebrews 9:27). All of humanity is on the conveyor belt of Time. Every moment moves them closer to the edge of eternity. We see men and women struggle in vain to find their footing in this world through self-help, worldly religion, and good works. They are blind, disoriented, and have no idea what awaits them below. The pit of Hell eagerly anticipates their arrival. Demons salivate to break their bodies and devour their souls. The tiny creatures' feeble efforts to save themselves are obviously futile and many professing Christians stand motionless behind the glass wall of indifference and watch.
Do you ever feel a pain in your heart to try and save one of those little ones? The Bible says they are "held captive by the Devil to do his will" and that Jesus came to "seek and save the lost" and "set the captives free". Could you ever see yourself as a Christian rescue hero, intentionally entering someone's life to show them the way of escape and how to live forever? Do you regularly share the gospel with sinners, throwing caution to the wind for their sakes and for Jesus' sake, or do you listen to the voice of "reason," who says, "It would be ridiculous for you to try to save people now. Who do you think you are? You've got no training. You've been a Christian for many years and never shown any real concern; people would think you've gone insane. Your friends and family will think you've lost your mind! Besides, nobody else seems to being trying to save them. Why should you try and be a hero?"
You have two choices. You can stay seated in the pews week after week (along with your other heartless friends), ignore the cries of humanity coming from the office, your community and home, and try to enjoy the view of Heaven on Sundays. Or, you could begin to throw caution to the wind, stop caring what other people think of you, let love swallow your fears, and run to a lost and dying world with the message that can save them. Join the Apostle John and "save [them] with fear, pulling them from the fire, hating even the garments spotted by the flesh" (Jude 1:23).
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I got a four, what did you get?
I got a 6, lol.
I got a 6
6 lel
X - Non Sexual
0: Exclusively heterosexual.
4 - Predominantly homosexual, but more than incidentally heterosexual.
yep that sounds about right
X - Non Sexual!
What the shit that's not an answer
How do you answer those questions wrong?
3- Equally heterosexual and homosexual.
I guess that makes sense tho.
So I think it's about time I say hello and welcome to a grand total of 702 new followers. I just don't know what to do with all of you. And by "you" I mean everyone following me as whole. Thank you all so much!
You make me wanna dust up my theme and finally add that about me page I keep putting off cause I'm sure I'm still a bit of a mystery of sorts.
Art's been slow for the past couple of months according to my art tag, but lately it's been picking up since I'm slowly climbing my way out of this depressive slump I've been in all this time. I'm thinking it's all the online store business that's keeping me busy and the goals I've set for moving that's helping. Cause like after a few hours of working on putting merch together and packing stuff I'm just like "ok but I really wanna draw now."
I mean, because that's exactly what's happening right now. I wanna get back to work on that print I'm almost done with, but I gotta get these packages out of here before 4pm today.
Dang, going to the doctor this morning made me feel really shitty about myself. I was actually feeling ok about my image for a while, but now I just see are like major flaws and feel pretty gross. Aren't doctor appointments great.
Mmmm, not only can I just have one look at this person's gallery and know exactly what old art of mine they "referenced", but they've taken the colors of my characters and slapped them on like adoptables and sold them. (Some of which I was actually gonna put in my design sale too, not like..it matters since I was gonna revamp them before they were sold.)
Not even just you know…the "colors" but like, the actual design. I'm not enraged?? I'm just..laughing. A lot. Like uh, do you really think that's a good idea??
If I were at my PC, I'd upload the originals right here and now haha. But I can't, I'm on Rae's ipad right now. There's more in their gallery that are instantly recognizable as well.
Here's an overlay someone already did.
By all means, trace and reference until your heart is content, but like…making money off it? That's definitely not alright.
I'm spending the next two or so days with Rae and the first thing she does is drag me to the mall and spends $70 on my little pony stuff at hot topic
she got me
my mom is upset about a facebook game
I understand now where my irrational butt anger stems from
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Well..I wasn't expecting people to signal boost that last post, but thanks. I really do appreciate it, and the kind messages I've gotten too. Even though they're just words of support, those are just as good too.
when friend is sad
I don't get sad
I get very angery at whoever is causing said sad
hello yes where can I enlist as a security guard of friend feelings -pulls out nerd blaster gun- I'm a professional.


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I just noticed a key on my keyboard that I've never really used before because I have no idea what it's for. It's in between the left Ctrl and Alt and has a "flying window" on it. Can you help?
Ahh, the Windows key. I remember the first time I noticed her… She sat lifeless until someone explained to me the power she possessed. And… Continue reading


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Seven iPhone photography tricks take the basic camera to the next level
Lorenz Holder is a professional photographer and part of the Cooperative of Photography, a community-focused online photography magazine. The goal of the Cooperative is to recognize and promote exceptional visions within the photography community as well as support developing photographers. Holder and COOPH have just released a new video showcasing seven photography tricks for the basic iPhone 5s camera.
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Microvison Projects a Touch Screen Onto Anything
It's a shirt, it's a screen. Any surface that the PicoP projects onto it can also recognize touch input.
CREDIT: Microvision
Long before anyone had heard the word "pico projector" — and undoubtedly, many still haven't — the engineers at Microvision were slaving away on their Rube Goldberg-esque invention. Not just a tiny projector, it is a tiny laser projector - meaning it can produce incredibly rich colors without the need to focus. A laser is always focused.
The technology also allows Microvision to add touch-screen capabilities without much trouble because of the unique way it makes images. Other pico projectors, such as the Optoma PK301, light up the entire screen all at once, as an LCD or Plasma TV does. The three (red, green and blue) lasers in Microvision's PicoP projector scan the screen absurdly rapidly, drawing one pixel, then the next, then the next — like the three electron "guns" that scan the screen in a color picture tube.
The process is timed precisely. If something strays in front of the lasers and blocks the beam, the electronics driving the projector know exactly where and when that happened, and they can register that info as an input on the screen.
In developing its mind-blowing technology, Microvision has taken the hard route into mini projectors. While it was wrestling the huge challenges of laser projection, companies including 3M and Texas Instruments came to market by the comparatively easier route of miniaturizing the innards from standard projectors. While projectors have been popping up in phones and cameras for years, Microvision has just recently been getting its technology into mainstream products.
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New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
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- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.fineindiandining.com/cholany.htm
- Phone: 2126884619
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Lunch: Daily: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Indian
- Executive Chef: Shiva Natarajan
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Catering: We offer catering for all occasions.
- Private Party Facilities: Private parties are available for up to 50 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Shiva or Bist 2126884619
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- Cross Street: Between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
- Public Transit: The 4,5,6, N, R & W Trains to 59th Street and Lexington Avenue Subway Station. The E & V Trains to 54th Street and 3rd Avenue.
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Discount parking is available at 300 East 59 Street, $10 for 8 hours.
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Among top three Indian Restaurants in NYC. - ZAGAT 2006 and 2007Continued
Chef Shiva Natarajan has appeared on The Martha Stewart show, Fox News, CBS and NBC. Rated very good and described as an "Indian Restaurant Breaks The Mold," by The New York Times. New York Magazine described Chola as the "Best Traditional Indian Restaurant." Some of famous celebrity clients include: Harrison ford, Calista, Chaka Khan, Woody Allen, Anthony Hopkins, Aishwarya Rai, Shahrukh Khan, Amitabh Bachan and several other Hollywood and Bollywood celebrities.
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Chef Shiva Natarajan has appeared on The Martha Stewart show, Fox News, CBS and NBC. Rated very good and described as an "Indian Restaurant Breaks The Mold," by The New York Times. New York Magazine described Chola as the "Best Traditional Indian Restaurant." Some of famous celebrity clients include: Harrison ford, Calista, Chaka Khan, Woody Allen, Anthony Hopkins, Aishwarya Rai, Shahrukh Khan, Amitabh Bachan and several other Hollywood and Bollywood celebrities.
Regional Specialties from Northern and Southern India.
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42 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.1Service3.8
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (17)neighborhood gem (14)great for lunch (9)special occasion (6)romantic (5)good for groups (5)kid-friendly (4)late-night find (3)great for brunch (1)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Great Indian FoodBryanDined on 10/11/2014We love to come to Chola when we are in the neighborhood or if we are celebrating a special occasion. Always excellent food, no matter what we order, great selection.Special Features:
- 'American' IndianAnExpatWifeVIPDined on 10/4/2014We hoped Chola would satisfy our craving for Indian food.. Sadly it missed the mark for us. But to be fair we have been to India several times and are used to the high standard of Indian food in London. We did make a point of saying we liked spicy and not the usual 'American' version of curries but we were still disappointed.
- indiandinerVIPDined on 9/26/2014usually love Chola but the place was so crowded for lunch that day that the line for food was long, the buffet was picked over, and the waiters were inattentiveI would recommend this to a friend.
- Chola's food is amazingsporkrrrrrDined on 9/13/2014My favorite Indian cuisine in NYC! The food is really good. Service is great.Special Features:
- Great night at Choladiner75Dined on 9/12/2014The food, service and ambience were all great! Went with a group of 4 and we had a wonderful time. They were so attentive and did not rush anyone even as it became more crowded. The food was amazing! Highly recommend Chola.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CholaOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014We loved Chola. Not being familiar with Indian food, we asked our waiter for recommendations. He made a wonderful, varied selection for us, in just the right quantities. We will go there again anytime.Special Features:
- Best Indian Food aroundbobbyDined on 9/12/2014It is best place to have Indian food in NYC... but little expensive to go every day....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great IndianmidwestrnsDined on 8/17/2014Delicious, authentic Indian food. One of my all-time favorite Indian restaurants.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/9/2014nice place. Excellent saag. Would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VMH218VIPDined on 7/22/2014The waiters were very attentive and the host was extremely gracious with a great sense of humor. I will definitely go back and tell all my friends how great a place this is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Indian food, extensive menuTDFoodieDined on 7/18/2014The place looks tiny from outside but it's actually quite roomy inside. Excellent food with an extensive menu that goes around India. Good selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items. They even have a vegan section if you have those in your party. Service could be a little better but much better compared to most Indian restaurantsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- indianmariamdDined on 7/16/2014Food consistently good. Quite a variety of appetizers and main courses. Spice adjusted to diner's preferencesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice spicinglittleeDined on 7/8/2014I eat a lot of Indian and this is one of my top restaurants now. The flavoring was subtle yet spicy. I also heard servers dealing with customer complaints in the best way possible; offering something else, apologizing, very courteous.Special Features:
- Chola 4 lyfechola4lyfeDined on 7/3/2014I dined at chola with my girlfriend last night and the food was wonderful our server was very kind and quick. I will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 430 reviews are from the Chola reviews archive.
- Waiter absolutely forgot us.JustcatoDined on 6/22/2014Although there were only two other tables occupied in this good sized restaurant on sunday night when we were there, it may as well have been a packed house. We had to wait quite a while to have our order taken. The apps came out in an appropriate time, but were delivered to us by someone other than the waiter, which was fine, because they were hot.Waiter was on the phone, talking loudly. We waited so long for dinner to arrive that I honestly wasn't even hungry anymore.The entrees were barely even WARM. Clearly, they had been sitting a good 15-20 minutes. Rather than send them back to be heated, we just took them home! Waiter was on the phone again when we left- and did not seem interested in our plight.
- magichkaDined on 6/14/2014great food. good service... nice. first class., well priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awful food, awful service-buffetrainieVIPDined on 5/30/2014All of the different vegetarian dishes had the same generic greasy sauce....spices were not used. The naan had a rubbery texture with no flavor. Coconut chutney, only chutney offered also devoid of spices. Dosas had greasy texture with a tiny trace of potato for filling. Only tandoori chicken offered was single small drumstick. Server never asked if we wanted more, probably knew how awful the food was. We had to ask for the check 3 times before we were able to pay. Had to keep requesting that we be checked in for our reservation. Finally, used our smartphone screen to show manager that staff did not check us in although said they did. Ate in this restaurant years ago....it had delicious food and gracious service those days are now over.
- ExcellentSteveDined on 5/24/2014Top Indian restaurant with extensive menu, including strong vegetarian choices. Everything is beautifully prepared and presented with attentive serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Needs a kick in the pantsNYCJDined on 5/15/2014The food here is wonderful, some dishes quite creative - but try to get service! There were basically two waiters in the dining room on the evening of our visit, one of whom repeatedly approached our table in a promising way then veered off and quickly walked away at the last minute - I thought there might be some kind of hidden camera spoof going on. I would go back for the food but I wouldn't take anyone I was trying to impress.Special Features:
- Best buffet ever!crazee4nycDined on 5/8/2014The travel book, Frommer's recommends Chola and they, as usual, nailed it. The first thing that hits you is the wonderful aroma as you walk inside. The staff was prompt and friendly too. We opted for.the buffet and it was a hit! Succulent lamb, amazing paneer (always a favorite of mine),tender juicy chicken and just the right level of spices. I would definitely eat here again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/2/2014I craved Indian food and this place delivered. It was a bit on the expensive side however, for the quality of food it served. Will def return though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TombDined on 4/19/2014Food is always excellent. Service is good. Brought two new friends for dinner last Saturday, and was not nervous about the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MNYCDined on 4/17/2014We are Inidian cuisine enthusiasts and have travelled to India several times. Although not on the same levels as some of the luxury Indian hotel dining rooms, Chola holds a good second place. The cauliflower appetizer is excellent and should be ordered.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Indian FoodPatriciaDined on 4/16/2014We had a reservation for 6:00PM which we found was not necessary since we were the only diners in the restaurant for the first 1/2 hour but many of the tables were full by the time we left. Food and service was good. We were surprised that rice wasn't included with the meal but had to be purchased separately. Overall good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Indian buffetAliceDined on 4/4/2014The buffet is very nice food and good variety. Nice that they separate the vegetarian for those who would need to know. The service is a bit scattered but more or less OK. The buffet lunch is well priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Indian Food but a bit costlyDadonDined on 4/2/2014Chola offers good Indian food but the prices are a bit on a high end for restaurants of its kind.Special Features:
- Amazing food -SkipDined on 3/22/2014Had the chicken and lamb korma, with naan, lemon and coconut rice. The coconut rice tasted like popcorn. Movie theater popcorn. I don't know how they did it, but it was amazing. I couldn't stop eating it. I'd go back just for that. Seriously. The rest of the dinner was great too, best I've had in the US. But the rice is the memory I'll keep with me. I also had a pineapple breeze martini that was no slouch. I'll bring people here. It's now my first thought when Indian is an option.Special Features:
- CholaOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/18/2014Excellent food, great service, food was clean, and very flavorful, menu had many great choices. The ambiance was very pleasant and enjoyable. Waiter explained that he would accommodate any special orders and would accommodate any special requests. Especially liked the garlic naan, chicken tikka, and the sag (spinach). Wine and beer choices were excellent, as the offered Indian beers which went great with the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Authentic South Indian cuisine:OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 3/16/2014Authentic South Indian cuisine: great vegetarian selection. Non need to be afraid of the spice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the buffet at lunch is anamyrVIPDined on 3/14/2014the buffet at lunch is an amazing value and boasts one of the widest selections of dishes I've seen at any Indian restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice service, tasty foodmpettVIPDined on 2/26/2014This restaurant is a few blocks away from my office so I end up there for lunch and dinner fairly often. Dinner here is a nice experience. The food is good and seems unique, different from other Indian restaurants I've tried. The owner comes around and talks to people at their tables.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderfull place ...DoricaDined on 2/18/2014Very nice restaurant wirh delicious food... Really the Best Indian Restaurant in NYC!!!!!!!!!!Special Features:
- DeliciousLynnATLDined on 2/16/2014Found this gem on YELP. The reviews say it all -- great place to eat delicious Indian food. A group of us meet for dinner. I arrived very early and they gladly let me hang out the table until the rest of my party arrived. We ate family style to best enjoy the menu and sample several dishes. Every bite was perfectly spiced and so delicious. And we went home with leftovers for lunch!Special Features:
- Wonderful food!JoaoDined on 2/14/2014If you are looking for best Indian cuisine ever in New York, go to Chola. It is really there!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodShirDined on 2/8/2014This is the only Indian Restaurant that actually listens when you ask for mild! Otherwise, most restaurants still make the food too spicy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid choice for Indian FoodBendyVIPDined on 2/1/2014Nice, comfortable restaurant., with mainstream Indian dishes, served hot. Attentive service. If I lived in Manhatten I'd be a regular.Special Features:
- Delicious Indian CuisineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/30/2014I'm a vegan, but I went there with a group that had mixed diets. Everyone was happy and I was extremely pleased that there were specifically categorized "vegan" options. I had the Aloo Bindi, a potato, okra, and tomato dish. The okra wasn't mushy and it was seasoned to perfection. And our table had lemon rice and coconut rice and the way that rice felt apart and tasted was heavenly. I would recommend this restaurant and the reviews were consistent with the actual service and food. Thanks Open Table for making my job easier.Special Features:
- Great Indian FoodrkakaralaDined on 1/26/2014We went on Sunday for their Brunch Buffet; I am not usually a fan of Indian Restaurant buffets, they are usually very limited and the food is not that good. This was the exception, the food was spectacular. They had a range of foods from South Indian to North with vegan and vegetarian options. The highlights were the Goat Byrani; the sambar; dal. It was a very nice touch that they bring fresh made tandoori chicken drumsticks and small masala dosas to the table. How can you not like a place that has both pani puri and idlis. They have some wonderful cocktails, highly recommend the ginger vodka martini concoctionSpecial Features:
- inventive foodtabletopperDined on 1/17/2014An excellent dining experience. The menus is creative with many dishes not typical for an Indian restaurant. Wonderful flavors in all the food categories. Excellent, attentive and professional service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really good Indian food -dinedevineVIPDined on 1/13/2014Really good Indian food - certainly a cut above the usual Indian restaurants. Lovely balance of flavours and enough spice to make it interesting. Service a bit intermittent - on a not too busy night - but well worth going for the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Veterans and military families were invited to free music, and to shop for free home improvement items at Help the Children's Veteran Appreciation Day.
I think it's really cool that a new restaurant in town would be willing to dedicate its grand opening weekend to kids. Between you and me, the owners of Los Amigos Bar & Grill are sticking their necks out when they offer free meals to kids — and on top of that, they promise to donate some of their proceeds to a well-known and terrifically respected non-profit. It's a charity that focuses on helping children here and around the world.
I know the manager of the Los Amigos because he was the head chef at Genio's in Burbank. That's where my mother worked for 35 years. He took great care of her, so he's on my hero list. Oh, and he owned Frank's Steak House for several years and developed an amazing following. And I know Help the Children because I've seen them in action. They have put on a whole series of home-improvement giveaways to veterans and active-duty service members. They fly below the radar, but I've checked them out (and gotten to know them) and they're one of the best-run charity organizations I've ever encountered. So here's a match made in heaven. Great food (really authentic Mexican stuff) and the chance to help a great organization do great stuff for kids. If you know anyone who loves kids or Mexican food, please share this with them.
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Santa Clarita, CA – October 25, 2013 – Help the Children Santa Clarita, a local non-profit relief organization, will be partnering with local businesses and churches to raise food, funds and awareness for the many families in need in the Santa Clarita Valley.
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It's a match made in overly attached heaven. Popular wide-eyed YouTube superstar Overly Attached Girlfriend -- known as Laina, IRL -- is clingy as ever in her latest video, featuring a dramatic reading of Taylor Swift's lyrics. See also: Taylor Swift Concert Surprise Will Leave You Smiling Without the pop singer's bubbly inflection, the lyrics definitely take on a more upsetting tone. Check out the video below.


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Anonymous said: can i have your number?
can you give me your name first? :P
Jun 11, 2014
i wanna be that girl that feels like home.
1. The good girl
She's the girl you see eating a brownie cup ala mode at La Marea on a Saturday evening. She doesn't go to the club because she has to get up early the next day for Church. Which is why she looked so familiar… cause that's where you first saw her… in church… at the communion…
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Anonymous said: can i have your number?
can you give me your name first? :P
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since its february… aka the love month
let me start with something on the topic…
i noticed a lot of love stories that began with the phrase "thats the girl i wanna marry "
isnt that such a sweet thing… knowing the man had a vision of a wife in you…
happy valentines everyone ! may everone find love this month ( not necessarily the romantic type )
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Anonymous said: hi, your blog is AMAZING! i love the pictures and your articles, i just wanna ask , have you ever been heart broken and what did you do about it? i hope you answer my question - heartbrokengirl
hey heartbroken girl,
thanks ! my blog is made up of really personal stuff.. most of my photos are from my daily life"" and articles are usually random stuff i found time to organize and post here ( makes the perfect excuse for my hiatus from writing) . its interesting that you should ask me about being heartbroken, of course i have been heart broken.. i guess we all did at some point for different reasons. what i did? i lived my life again.. just as i did only a bit wiser … i hope. i cant pin point one thing that i did coz there are alot of things i wish i didnt do … hehehe im actually making a list of it and will upload it soon in your honor hehehehe
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still not over the book #WhyWeBrokeUp
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Happy birthday to an equally awesome and fab individual @christatlonghari i still remember when i first met you i was a guppy on the prod floor and you were uhm.. the diva… the queen and all around goddess .. and since then i knew… i better not mess with you unless i want my body to float in srp… hehehe i miss you and all our schemes… ♥♥♥ remember through all the love and love lost are the people who love you most :)


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This is your standard-issue, heartbreakingly inspiring story. This year, 1,000 students across the country were awarded the Gates Millennium Scholarship. Three of them came from one tiny public school in East Oakland. Maribel, Rattana and Eliott are just three examples of the kinds of exceptional young people coming out of Life Academy and out of Oakland
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Hoping to encourage more kids to graduate high school and pursue college, Oakland Unified School District announced Wednesday an expanded program of career internships for high schoolers and enlisted the help of the Peralta Community College District...


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Probably the most important thing I learned while filling in as an art director:
Seeing how desperate you are as an art director, when you put your trust in an illustrator - has really changed my whole perspective. And also I realized that being on time and doing professional work is 98% of what [being an illustrator] is all about.
And every once in a while you do this one great piece where the stars align and maybe it gets into American Illustration or Society of Illustration or CAA but that's not what makes your career. I was always trying to shoot for these fantastic super-quirky weird concepts and I didn't realize that so much of it is being professional - about being somebody that an art director can put their trust in."—Interview with Christoph Niemann, Escape from Illustration Island (via drawnblog)
I suppose I should amend my last. I stand by the quote by Brenda Chapman that "when you submit an overly broad portfolio, studios see that as a sign of indecisiveness," (and everyone should read her whole blog post), but I also think it is possible for your portfolio to be too specific. You can't draw too small a box around your work, you need to be diverse enough that the studios know you can handle a range of work. If you read Chapman's entire post, you'll find her response is more nuanced than that singular quote. It's still good advice, and sister advice to it would be, don't put anything in your portfolio that you don't actually want to do in your career, but I think remaining relevant and hire-able also depends on your ability to learn new skills and diversify when needed. You have to have skills that the studios need. Do your homework, find out what the studios are hiring for in both content and style, and craft a portfolio that fits that. My physical portfolio changes depending on who I'm submitting to. A friend told me recently that what the studios are looking for in portfolios can be super specific. They want to see their style in your work… it's daunting and kind of insane, but you almost have to create portfolios specific to specific studios, containing work specially aimed at hitting that studio's style. But it's all about balance. I have another friend who was hired for his style, so there is no hard and fast rule.
Here is an excellent article about breaking in and staying relevant to the animation industry. It underscores the need to keep abreast of the changing trends and politics of the studios.
I think the bottom line is this: do your best work, keep learning, keep your eyes open, and keep applying. I have found that this industry, more than anything, is about perseverance. You will hear "no" a thousand times before you hear "yes" - the trick is not getting discouraged and giving up.
Just keep swimming.
Brenda Chapman on how to get started in the animation industry.
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LA night. Like totally.
Tourism board of Richmond, VA does a little music video parody of the Fiddler On The Roof standard called "If I were in Richmond".
Slightly more relevant in the 70s, sure, but I think we still have some miles on this one.
My well documented affinity for production minutiae got a real boost tonight with my discovery of the California On Location Awards. This is an annual award presentation, now in it's 19th year, that acknowledges location professionals, specifically Location Managers, Assistant Location Managers (separate award just for Assistant Location Managers!) and Location Teams in film and television categories.
Awards for JUST LOCATIONS PEOPLE. THAT'S IT. There is a mechanism in place to recognize and celebrate how difficult it can be just to have a goddamn place to go at 5:00 in the morning to make the movie. Just thinking about all the disgruntled neighbors, barking dogs, invalid 2007 W9s, working with people who only have land lines and fax machines- Can you IMAGINE the war stories that happen at this event??? Holy SHIT.
I love this. I am so into the fact that this exists. The real cherry on top though, is A) the really long description of the place where the award show takes place and imagining the pressure the person who booked the venue must feel with this crowd, and B) the fact that because LA Location Managers are in the Union, the Teamsters are one of three featured sponsors for the event.
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I really, really wanted to like the Molten Front stuff, I really did.
Parts of it were great. I liked the silly Mylune quests in Hyjal, and the random NPCs in Setheria's Roost. I quite enjojed peak-hopping via spider's webs. But the whole Druids of the Talon area is just damn painful (I've only once got through the intro escort without dying on the way), and the much-vaunted random quest mechanism just didn't have enough variety in it. I made a big mistake by opening that up before the Shadow Wardens stuff, which was much more fun.
In the end, there was far too many "kill x of y" and not enough interested and innovative mechanics. The "rune dash" area and "bird collection" quests were the only ones that struck me as noticably new in feel and tone.
I admired the concept, and struggled through the execution.
Finally, I opened up the last vendors and grabbed the ring I needed to push me to iLevel 359 in my healing kit. The screenshot above seems to have captured the Ancient in mid-Phase…
To my mind, there are only a handful of undisputed successes in Cataclysm. One of them is the new levelling experience. I've always been a quester/leveller by nature, enjoying that more than the endgame. Cataclysm has only exaggerated that. In fact, since Leafy hit 85, I've found it pretty hard to deveote much time to her and the various chores (and I mean chores) of the endgame.
The main beneficiary of this has been Halesworthy, my worgen druid. He's feral-specced, so feels completely different to Leafy to play. I charged through the worgen starting area, which is just wonderful, and found myself sucked ever onwards by the narratives of each zone. The "go to a zone, do stuff, move on" feel of vanilla has been replaced by driving (and often phased) plotlines in each major zone. It's fun, dammit, and adds another element of addiction to an already pretty compelling game.
I've started a little video series capturing some of the fun moments of the levelling experience. This probably covers Halesworthy up to his late 20s:
Halesworthy has mainly been following Leafy's footsteps through Kalimdor, as I wanted to see how much that experience changed. I can't wait to get started on another character and take them through the Eastern Kingdoms.
And as for Ularia, my space goat pally, who was labouring through Ashenvale waaaay back in May 2008, over three years ago?
Well, one ding…
Yes, I finally have two toons in the same expansion for the first time since… well… um… ever, actually.
So, yes, Cataclysm levelling rocks. Pity not a huge amount else does.
So, raided for the first time in a while last night. We dropped Magmaw for the second time - which prompted me to remember that I never got around to posting about the first time. Here's the moment we dropped him:
I was actually in tree form for a boss kill! Sad that it's unusual these days…
And here's our team of mighty worm abusers:
So, that's something to celebrate. We managed some decent learning on the Omnitron Defence System last night, too, which was nice. Maybe the others will get them down on Monday, but I won't be there for what could well be our last pre-nerf raid. You see, much in common with the last few months, I've been bouncing from event to conference to country. And next, I'm off to Qatar.
The net result is that I'm in über-casual mode right now, spending more time levelling my pet puppy Halesworthy, than doing development on Leaf. And I'm not reading many WoW blogs or keeping up with WoW podcasts, either.
But I'm hoping all that will change when I get back from Doha. My life resturns to something resembling sense from then onwards (for a while), and myabe Patch 4.2 will relight my fire.
Oh, Lord. I just made a Take That allusion. Time to end this post.
Wow. A whole month without posting. March missed completely. That's only happened once before on this blog - I missed the whole of November 2007, too. But March 2011 was a dead zone on this blog.
And I'd like to thank you all for your concern and enquiries after my health or status with regard to the game. I'd like to, but I can't, because nobody cared. *sob*
However, I'm aware other people have bowed out of WoW while I've been away and - frankly - I came damn close to quitting myself. I hope to find the time tomorrow to blog about that, what caused my flirtation with /quit and what has (for now) brought me back from the brink. But for now, here's a few screenies, just to prove that I have been doing something.
The Useful
Hello, shiny belt.
The Unexpected.
Kinda freaky. A bit psychedelic, in fact. But just an unexpected achievement from buying the latest guild perk recipe.
Have chef's hat. Will achieve. (Been doing my dailies, like a good little tree)
The Slightly Shameful
Uh, yeah. That's the normal Stonecore achievement. At, um, 85. With heroic level gear. *cough*
The time has finally come. My average iLevel has crept over the magic 328, so a-Heroicing I shall go.
And, let's be honest, I was a little nervous. From every blog post I read, from all the chatter on Twitter, Heroics in Cataclysm have more in common with the nightmare days of the Burning Crusade, than the facerolls of Wrath.
Sunday morning. A druid doing dailies. A guild heroic run looking for just one DPS to make it an all guild group.
Reader, I joined them.
It did not go well.
The random number generator through us into Grim Batol, a dungeon I've yet to run on normal, let alone Heroic. The trash - wasn't too bad. We had a single death in the entire run to the first boss, despite the ineptitude of a confused druid meaning that the bombing run was less effective than it should have been. But the boss. Oh, the boss. After half a dozen wipes with little sign of progress, we called it. And I'm going to call it as my fault. I'm not used to DPSing in instances, I'm not used to Heroics, and I'm new to the dungeon. It wasn't to be.
We hit the RNG again, and dungeon findered our way into Throne of the Tides. This one I have done. And the trash went swimmingly again. But the first boss saw our little part-time boomkin spread over the floor by a whirlwind. And that was that. At this point, I bailed in favour of a better-geared and more experienced guildmate, and they went on to clear the instance.
At this point, I wasn't feeling great about my readiness for Heroics. And that was just super timing - because tonight was guild Heroic night. In the build up to starting raiding next month, we're having a night a week of Heroics, just to help the old gearing-up. The group formed, with me in my familiar healing role, some well geared-guildies and one slightly under-geared warlock. And off we went to Vortex Pinnacle.
The trash went down pretty easily. That seemed familiar.
We got to the first boss. That seemed to be familiar.
We one-shotted him. That most certainly wasn't. (And we were ahead of the other Heroic group at this point, which was satisfying).
The second boss? Down on the third attempt.
Another couple of wipes on trash between there and the end, and the we engaged the windmill for the final boss. Half a dozen wipes, mainly due to casters getting caught outside the magic, sparkly triangle. A final attempt, when I finally, completely ran out of mana, with my potion and Innervate blow, with the boss at 5%. The result?
Let's see that again, in slow motion:
My Heroic cherry is well and truly popped.
My conclusions? Yes, Cataclysm Heroics are hard. But they repay skill, organisation and persistence. I felt way more comfortable as a healer than a DPS - but then I've been healing instances for five years, and barely ever DPSed seriously. We were on Vent, we had a skilled tank, and a DPS who could guide us through the fights. It was good natured, and we persisted and saw the results. Yes, gearing does play a huge part. Our under-geared Warlock was getting brutalised compared to our well-geared Mage. That's life. Some more Heroic and Justice gear will give us a little more room for error.
I think I enjoyed tonight's Vortex Pinnacle run more than any single Wrath Heroic I ever did. And that, I think, is rather the point.
You know, I may be about the only "game tone" WoW blogger left who hasn't done the squid head post. Look - even Keila's done it now.
So, here you go:
And the nice thing about being a druid? You're not restricted to one squid hat image:
I think it looks particularly stylin' on a Boomkin, myself. Owls, bears and squid: you know it makes sense.


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I'll be the first to admit that I'm not the best in relationships. But I'm also not the worst. I've been at this dating thing for a while, and I'm beginning to think that my biggest mistake in relationships is not choosing what's best for me.
All I want is a woman who is secure in who she is, and has her own goals and dreams. Someone who can support what I do and the decisions I make on a personal and professional level. Someone who is not afraid of the traditional male and female roles, and, when situations arise, allow me to lead the way and take care of her. Someone with great maternal instincts, who can care for me when needed, but who doesn't want to be my mom (I have one of those already, and one is enough). Also on my list: A strong spiritual foundation. Loves to cook. And sexy. (Trust me, if she embodies all of the above, that's sexy.) Not only do I want someone who can make my life better, but I want to make her life better by supporting her in any way I can.
Life is a lot more complicated than it was when our parents got married. I look around and see most of my friends are still single, and it can't be because there's a shortage of women. Maybe they're just not ready to make the big commitment. When I stop and think about it, I realize that I do want the big commitment. I really value the partnership between two people who pledge to share their lives. And though I'm far from perfect, I'm willing to put in the effort to make the relationship work with someone who shares the same passion.
So if I'm willing to work hard in the relationship and support my lady in fulfilling her life dreams and commit to sticking it out, I have to wonder...
Am I asking too much?
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Batiste Dry Shampoo Reviews
Best stuff around.I have ultra dark hair and dry shampoos have always left a white residue, leaving it much worse than right before using the product. I use the Batiste for Dark Brown hair and it's a miracle worker. When I spray it on, it looks like I'm putting cocoa powder on my hair. I shake the can, spray it on, leave it for a minute and then use a boar's hair brush to brush out the residue. In between brushes, ...read moreI rinse the brush to remove the residue before brushing again. It seriously makes my hair look almost like it was just washed. This is a great product to use to extend the time between washes by a day or so. It's still no replacement for not washing, but on those super lazy days when I can't be bothered to get up an hour earlier to wash and style my hair, this is a life saver! Not only is it hands-down the best dry shampoo I've ever tried, but it's also one of the cheapest. I get it for about 8 dollars at Ulta. This is a very popular product so I try to stock up on it (especially during buy one get one half off sales) because it tends to sell out quickly. — 11 months, 1 week agovolta | 562 reviews
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Best one out thereI wash my hair every other day and use a dry shampoo on the days in between. This is the BEST I've tried, and I've tried quite a few. I have dark brown, fine, straight hair thay tends to get oily in the roots and in my bangs by the second day. It does get rid of the oil without leaving anything from the spray behind, and while it does go on with a bit of a white cast, I've found that if I massage ...read moreit in, then brush vigorously, it goes away. I do also hit my bangs with some baby powder, but this keeps the grease away for the day. There are cheaper ones out there, but the ones I've tried totally don't work, leave my hair wet and still greasy, etc. The price point on this one is reasonable for the effectiveness, and I really just need to stop shopping around, as I'm disappointed every time. — 8 months, 3 weeks agoNotQuiteGlam | 188 reviews
Alright, but builds upThis stuff is okay but not amazing, certainly not the best I've used. That distinction actually, believe it or not, belongs to suave. My biggest beef with his product is that it builds up really easily. My stylist thought my hair was dirty when he washed it because all of this came streaming out. It was a lot easier to tell because I was wearing the brunette version. Yuck! I promptly gave the stuff away. — 4 months agoBekkia | 78 reviews
GoodDoes the job, but I'm not a huge fan of the smell. — 3 months, 3 weeks agoFootballsis | 180 reviews
My mom's old trickMy mother introduced me to this brand of dry shampoo after seeing me struggle dumping baby powder on my greasy roots. This stuff is awesome! It sprays on easily and even gives my hair a bit of volume. It's much easier and much more effective than my baby powder was. It also left my dark brown hair MUCH less white. — 2 months, 1 week agoOliviaSorokes | 22 reviews
In love!I love this dry shampoo! I have hair that gets very oily if I don't wash it daily. Recently I went on a trip and I could not shower daily. I brought this with me and it was amazing!! I spray it in my roots on the second day with no shower- in the morning, or if my hair just looks a little greasy. My hair feels light, soft and totally clean after using this! I have straight, long, brown hair. All ...read moreyou have to do to get the white out is massage into hair and brush it. Looks totally natural! I definitely recommend. — 3 months agoNoel | 7 reviews
One of the best....This week I've decided to experiment with several different dry shampoos. I've have been always been someone who has to wash their hair daily. I have fine, frizzy wavy shoulder length hair. As I've gotten older it has been thinning. While my hair always feels soft when I wash it it seemed more frizzy. I occasionally deal with oily, itchy, scalp plus I work out a lot so I figured there was no ...read morechance I could every skip shampooing. So far I've tried Dove and I've tried Batiste. Batiste really does the job. I am on my third day of not washing. I even ran 13 miles this morning with my hair under a cap and surprising I didn't look like a grease ball. I read about someone using the product at night to help fend off the morning greasiness. So even after my workout this morning I didn't have to apply anything. I will say that when I applied it last night my scalp did itch a bit. I have bangs so that is usually here greasiness is noticed first. By morning though everything was fine. Dry shampoos would be great on hair that has been "blown out" the day before or styled. For me with my hair that isn't pin-straight it seems a little dull. You do have to make sure to massage and comb so that it absorbs. I also tried Dove. That product seemed to give me a lot of body and fullness but didn't absorb oil as well as Batiste on day two and three. — 3 months, 2 weeks agomercgirl | 12 reviews
Great for a dry shampooI was using Treseme Dry Shampoo and it was making my hair so much worse! I switched to this dry shampoo and was very impressed. My hair feels fresh, clean, and actually gets a little body. My hair tends to get oily and has build up from the products I use . This product takes most of the build up away and leaves my hair feeling lovely. When I used it the other day, I received compliments on how gr...read moreeat my hair looked! When I can't get to the shower, or it's too late, this does it's job. I'm so glad I gave this dry shampoo a chance! — 3 months, 3 weeks agoMizzoutlaw | 30 reviews
Amazing!This is the first dry shampoo I've tried and I love it! When I wake up with greasy and oily hair, this is my go too! — 9 months agoUnicorn1 | 1 reviews
Wow!Just tried this dry shampoo for the first time and I am in love. This is the first dry shampoo that I've ever tried and I can't imagine finding a better one. Only problem is the smell is a bit too flowery for me. I got the "Blush" scent because it was the one on sale and I wanted to try it. It isn't terrible, just something I'm not quite used to. Still would buy again. — 9 months, 3 weeks agoleftoversushi | 17 reviews
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The Week That Was
Holy cow was this an eventful week.
- Baseball season started.
- The Final Four and a bunch of complaining about officiating.
- The Mike Rice controversy (though I don't suppose it's a controversy when the whole world agrees that the guy should be fired).
- Roger Ebert died.
- Spring football started.
- Terrance Bryant returned to the Storm.
- Yu Darvish missed a no-hitter by one batter.
- I went to a Twins game with two pretty girls.
- The Gophers hired Dick Pitino.
Did I forget anything? I probably did.
We'll start with baseball.
It's nice to see the Twins off to a strong start, winning each of their first two series, both against teams that were in the playoffs last year. Especially since last year got off to such a dreadful start. I still see little reason to think this won't be a fifth-place team, unless of course Kevin Correia and Mike Pelfrey can continue to churn out quality starts. We can hope, I guess.
I've already seen enough of Pedro Florimon, and will reiterate that I'd rather have Jamey Carroll — or even Eduardo Escobar — as the starting shortstop.
And while Aaron Hicks had the game-winning hit Sunday, it's kind of looking like he's not ready yet. That's not a big deal, really — he's never played above Double-A, and it's easy to forget that Torii Hunter was sent back to the minors more than once after his initial callup before he finally became an All-Star. Hicks still has a great chance to be a good one, but if he's still hitting in the .100s in a week or two it might be better for his development to send him to Triple-A.
I made reference to it in a Twins Talk column Friday, but the game I attended Thursday was barely half full. I had good seats — along the third base line in the lower deck, and it only cost $40 total for the three of them through Stub Hub. That's cheaper than a Stampede game. We had an entire row to ourselves.
And like I said in the column, I'm kind of glad. The Twins brass needs to get the message that they still have to invest in a quality product to earn our money. The front office and coaching staff, or whoever you want to blame, has failed miserably to create momentum from the opening of Target Field, driving this team into the ground far quicker than anyone ever could've imagined, and I think it's to the fans credit that they're already telling the team that they demand more than a nice stadium (half of which, by the way, the fans are paying for, anyway).
- I'm not sure what more needs to be said about the Mike Rice/Rutgers thing at this point, especially since, like I said, public opinion seemed to be universally in agreement that Rutgers had to fire him.
Are there more Mike Rice's out there, as many have suggested? Probably to some degree, though I'm not sure how much farther a coach could go than Rice did. As Storm coach Kurtiss Riggs said on his radio show, watching the Rutgers practice tape was almost harder to do than watching the Kevin Ware leg injury replay.
Rice actually seemed pretty contrite in giving his statement on camera, to a degree that I felt at least a little sympathy for him, but still, the guy isn't even a winning coach to begin with. I try to put myself in the guys shoes to try to understand how you get in that mindset where you do those things and I just can't. It's just crazy, and if any other faculty member at a college pulled something like that they'd be in jail.
One thing I'll say about Rice is this: If you're a high school or college athlete and you have a coach who does stuff like this, tell on him. Tell your parents, an administrator, a teacher, hell, tell a reporter.
That kind of abuse is not 'part of being a college athlete'. It doesn't 'make you better'. It's abuse and it's illegal.
If there's any good to come from it, besides Rice getting fired, it's that this is yet another incident that sheds light on the messed up balance of power in college athletics, which Dan Lebatard sums up brilliantly in this piece.
- I like the Pitino hire. I especially like that he told the media that he doesn't see the Gopher job as a stepping stone job, but as a destination job. I don't really believe him, but it was nice to hear regardless.
- Terrance Bryant did a nice job in his return. He's not going to move real well at age 36 — he wasn't real mobile even before he retired — and he admitted after the game he was anxious to see how his body would respond the day after. But the accuracy and zip on his passes was definitely there, and he'll command respect in the locker room. Riggs more or less said that Bryant is the starter for the remainder of the season, and that they'll look for other ways to use Martevious Young when he returns from injury.
- Haven't made it to a spring practice yet, but obviously there's lots of intrigue for both USF and Augie football, with the Vikings working in a new coach and the Cougars replacing 25 seniors.
One interesting tidbit to come out of Augie camp, senior-to-be Tanner Foth — who was a Wildcat QB for the Vikings last year, has been moved to defensive end. That means the QB competition will be between junior Justin Heinrich, sophomore Erik Brakke and freshman Trey Heid, at least until the true freshmen report in the fall. I have no idea who to identify as a front-runner.
- The death of Roger Ebert hit me pretty hard, as you may remember a piece I wrote a couple years back about him being one of my favorite writers (which can no longer be found since our old blogs were apparently deleted). I'm not a movie critic and never aspired to be one, but Ebert was still a huge influence on me just because his writing was that good.
There were plenty of tributes to come out this week after his death, so there's no need for me to go much further.
I'll just include this quote from him, which reflects an attitude I try to live by.
"What I believe is that all clear-minded people should remain two things throughout their lifetimes: Curious and teachable."
Sadly, too many of us are incurious and uneager to learn new things. Don't be like that.
- Took the lady friend to see the Evil Dead remake on Saturday. Considering she's too squeamish to even watch the Walking Dead with me on Sunday nights, this was a pretty significant thing, getting her to agree to attend.
I'm a huge fan of the original Evil Dead trilogy, and was skeptical about a remake, because all the other horror remakes — Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th, etc., are incredibly terrible.
But reviews were strong (sadly didn't get to read one from Ebert, though), and with Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi on board, it had to be good, right?
It was. It was also probably the most violent, bloody, gory, disgusting movie I've ever seen. The only other movie I can think of that would be up there would be either Reanimator or Dead Alive, and Dead Alive was a campy, slapstick horror movie (made by Peter Jackson of Lord of the Rings fame — it's terrible).
I hope it wasn't too much for the three pre-teen boys sitting in front of us with their dad, who actually brought them to see this movie.
I went in to Evil Dead prepared for the gore, but not so much for the actual horror. I find very few movies to be actually 'scary', but this was. I kind of want to see it again already. Enjoy it at your own risk.
And enjoy the weather today. It's supposed to get really cold and crappy again later this week. Go away, winter.


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