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New eyes, Dahab 2010.

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Soulwindsurf commented on 15 Dec 2011

Hard question! Each place is unique. Let's say like this: summer in Karpathos, the rest of the year, Dahab.

joren boons commented on 15 Dec 2011

what do you prefer, Dahab or Karpathos ?

Review: Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

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Nicole Sweeney commented on 30 Jun 2014

LOVE this book but I also did not know some of the big lit history you shared in the beginning, so thank you for that! It's kind of hugely important context. I might have to read up on that some myself and then re-read this. One day. Totally spot on point about how exhausting it is to see misogynistic bullshit in much later works. I just love everything about this review.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thank you! It's interesting, but misogyny never came up as a reason her work was kind of forgotten (not just that she challenged it, but that she was a woman in the 1930s), but I suspect it played a part. I'm so glad her work was rediscovered.

Emily Hoferer commented on 29 Jun 2014

I really enjoyed your video and didn't know all the context about ZNH myself! I read both this book and Kate Chopin's "The Awakening" in my junior AP English class. I don't think I appreciated those texts at the time I read them, but I always thought back to them as I grew up. I need to re-read them, and also I want to read her autobiography.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

I read The Awakening in college, not really understanding its importance, and yet it has continued to haunt me! I should read it again.

Wish Fulfillment commented on 28 Jun 2014

I really enjoyed all of the information you provided about the author and how she and the book were or weren't received.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thanks! It was fun researching.

Ludmila S M commented on 28 Jun 2014

It's nice that you read different books than the rest of booktube! Sometimes it's annoying to watch 20 reviews on the same book. I just found your channel and I'm really really enjoying your videos x

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thanks!

adultishbooks commented on 28 Jun 2014

I taught Their Eyes Were Watching God and it was such a special experience. The kids actually read the parts out loud and it was hysterical. I love that book so much.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Oh, fun! It's a really fantastic book.

Tara Gulwell commented on 28 Jun 2014

Really great review, I love how insightful and informative your book reviews always are, it really adds to the video, I shall definitely be looking into this book!

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thanks!

1book1review commented on 28 Jun 2014

I read this book in February and I really enjoyed it and I was also surprised at the way it was written and how the women are portrayed. Loved it. I read The Autobiography of an Ex Colored Man by James Weldon Johnson, and thought it was a great insight in the life of colored people at the turn of the 20th century.

1book1review commented on 01 Jul 2014

+climbthestacksYeah, I'm expanding on my knowledge there as well lately.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thanks for the recommendation! I'm embarrassed that I'm just now seeing what a huge gap there is in what I know of African American literature between really shortly after slavery was abolished and the civil rights movement.

WhatKamilReads commented on 28 Jun 2014

Well researched and very interesting review. It's still in my TBR but you really made me look more eager to reading it.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it!

Hilary Wheelan commented on 28 Jun 2014

I read this book my senior year of high school and loved it. My class read is right before we read some Hemingway novel and we talked about that same issue you brought up! It really puts hemingways misogyny in the forefront when compared with her work.

climbthestacks commented on 01 Jul 2014

Exactly! I feel like even in lit classes we used the "he was of his time" excuse too often (to apply to Hemingway and others).

COLOR CORRECTING for Beginners! Drugstore vs. High End

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raquel gutierrez commented on 10 Apr 2016

your skin looks so flawless I'm

raquel gutierrez commented on 10 Apr 2016

face*

Zma Key commented on 09 Apr 2016

WHAT'S THE POINT OF LAYERING YOUR FACE WHEN YOU CAN SIMPLY USE CORRECTOR AND FOUNDATION TO HAVE THE SAME EFFECT??? WHAT ELSE WILL PPL INVENT TO EARN MONEY AND MAKE CLOWNS OF THEMSELVES???

Zma Key commented on 09 Apr 2016

Where did you read that I hate makeup? I will reccomend someone to you, Lisa Eldridge... check her out and you might learn something...;)

Elise Parreira commented on 09 Apr 2016

okay but why are you watching makeup tutorials if you hate makeup so much? I just don't get that part lol.

Zma Key commented on 09 Apr 2016

I really have no idea how women looked like before the color correcting was invented :) Instead of inventing techniques to prevent pimples and skin issues, they invent layers of makeup to poison your skin and your liver..cause nobody thinks that everything we put on our skin, goes through our blood and our liver has to deal with it... :) good luck girl

Elise Parreira commented on 09 Apr 2016

When I apply foundation/concealer my pimples are still quite red (not from blending my makeup. Just in general). And my eye bags are still very noticeable and dark. So yeah, colour correcting does help(:

Niko L commented on 08 Apr 2016

can you wear color correcting concealer alone? like the green one for redness?

xXBelleEveXx commented on 10 Apr 2016

I wouldn't I done that before to see and you look like u have a funny tinge to your face is horrible bet to cover

Andres K commented on 06 Apr 2016

What did she use to highlight her nose?

Stylo Jazzy commented on 06 Apr 2016

If im not wrong than that might be my dick

Merrie Tulanko commented on 06 Apr 2016

I have brown skin under my eyes, what can I use, I have never seen any blueish corrector?

Ariana Grande commented on 10 Apr 2016

I'd try the lavender

Mike B. commented on 05 Apr 2016

Gawd you wear a lot of makeup!

Staci Hensley commented on 09 Apr 2016

?? why are you watching makeup tutorials then lmao

KAWAII Double Scoop commented on 01 Apr 2016

You and your background kinda look like you're a president

Juno Breen commented on 10 Apr 2016

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Raghad .A.H commented on 26 Mar 2016

I have extremely dark circles and i have olive skin. After trying on an orange corrector under my concealer it gave me major lines. So many lines appeared under my eyes:( how can I prevent it from happening???

Diddy Dog commented on 02 Apr 2016

+Raghad .A.H and blend it by tapping it with your finger and lightly rubbing it in..

Diddy Dog commented on 02 Apr 2016

+Raghad .A.H also try placing a matt/ with no colour for example, powder, so that the liquid make up doesnt give the lines. you could use a brush to apply this powder over your make up and on your whole face. it also helps to make it last longer.

mel gnc commented on 26 Mar 2016

its called creases,pull down your skin and blend it with your fingers

Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel - OFFICIAL TRAILER

We are proud to present the official trailer of Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has To Travel. It will be out in theaters in NY and LA on September 21st, 2012. It will also ...

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bindasbolre commented on 21 Feb 2015

Diana Vreeland VS Anna Wintour

Ike Manoukian commented on 06 Jul 2015

+bindasbolre if we're talking who made more money for conde nast, Anna. If we're talking who's a genius and a, sorry the fashion Empress, Diana Vreeland.

bindasbolre commented on 22 Apr 2015

the criteria to become a catwalk model is basically to have a waify anorexic body. i rather see kim with her curves that a starving model on the cover. Either ways both might have taken different approaches but in the end of the day they are getting paid for how they look!...not exactly a notable achievement.

gregbez commented on 21 Apr 2015

For starters, professional models are not porn stars. Secondly, Kim could never meet the criteria to be a catwalk model. Her dress on that cover took up most of the page for example. Good models have the ability to pose and work with professional photographers in any setting - they have range. Kim has one look - duck lips.

bindasbolre commented on 21 Apr 2015

+gregbez Whats the difference between a model and kim kardashian?.......they are both making money by basically strutting their physical features.

gregbez commented on 20 Apr 2015

+bindasbolre I understand what you are saying. Vogue was a fashion Bible before Anna came along though. Anna put celebrities on the cover instead of models which was revolutionary at the time but now we have the likes of Kim Kardashian on the cover. I hope they return to a more artistic form instead of just chasing sales figures.

bindasbolre commented on 20 Apr 2015

+gregbez But Anna made Vogue what it is today!....without her vogue might just have been nothing more than one of the numerous fashion magazine on the newstand

gregbez commented on 15 Apr 2015

+bindasbolre One cannot even begin to compare the two. Diana was an artist who set the scene for creativity. Anna is a corporate shill who would sell the Vogue legacy down the river for a piece of gold.

Prudence Iticka commented on 07 Jan 2015

i have yet to see this movie and it kills me!!! where can i buy it cause its not to be found anywhere online!!

Genevieve Hannon commented on 28 Apr 2015

+Prudence Iticka I just watched it on Netflix. Hope you get to see it soon!

Lisa Immordino Vreeland on 'Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel'

Director Lisa Immordino Vreeland on her documentary examining the life and work of Harpers Bazaar's editor Diana Vreeland.

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Valerie on Cape Cod commented on 03 Sep 2015

I enjoyed this documentary so much! I bought the dvd years ago and have watched it several times. What an amazing life this woman lived. What an impact she made on the fashion world ..... the world itself! I have read "DV", the book co-written with George Plympton, and The Empress of Fashion by Stuart. Every book and video about her, I've found to be fascinating. There should be a movie made about her life... a new one. Juliette Stevenson should play her part (She played her in "Infamous", a movie about Truman Capote, and captured her personality perfectly). Until then this documentary will keep me happy. It surpasses all others about Diana Vreeland. Oh, and I'm going to get the perfume too!!!!

AzzedineAliaFan commented on 25 Aug 2013

excellent documentary! a very astounding/extraordinary WOMAN :-)

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