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|Fragrance Traits
|Fragrance Classification
|Eau de Toilette
|100 ml
|Ideal For
|Fragrance Segment
|Mass Premium
|Fragrance Family
|Fragrance Notes
|Base Note
|Cedarwood, Musk, Vanilla
|Heart Note
|Pear, Cinnamon, Lavender
|Top Note
|Bergamot, Basil, Fresh Cut Grass
|Additional Traits
|Long Lasting Scent, Fragrance Booster Technology
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Jul 16, 2016
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Apr 3, 2015
Could have been better
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Feb 24, 2014
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Neha Ginoria
Aug 29, 2012
Not satisfiedThe product was delivered in 8 days which is very unlikely Flipkart..I planned to gift it to someone and I received the perfume well after the party! Further the product quality was not at all good, the Adidas logo sticker on the perfume bottle looked like it will come off any moment. I was very very disappointed with the product and more so for the service. Maybe flipkart shud stick to what it does best - BOOKS!
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Nov 19, 2013
Wonderful smell, poor longevityThis one is strange. You first spray it on, and it seems so brilliant. The smell is great! It's woody and sweet. Not overly sweet, not overly woody. Just perfect.
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Jul 16, 2016
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Mar 18, 2016
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Apr 3, 2015
Could have been betterI was delighted to see this product at this price. How ever after getting it, I realized why it was priced so low. The fragrance is not so rich nor it lasts long. It's ok for one or two hours maximum not more than that.
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Feb 10, 2015
Worthless Product by Adidas, Free and easy return by Flipkart.Adidas Victory League
Bishakh Rout
Feb 24, 2014
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Ajay Kumar
Feb 21, 2014
Nice fragrance!!!For this price, I'd say its a very good product. The sillage is an issue which I guess is acceptable since it still last for around 2-3 hrs in air conditioning. The rage of products from Adidas in this price range is good so you can experiment. Personally I liked this as much as Adidas ice dive EDT. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for an everyday use EDT.
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Oct 15, 2013
AWESOME...DEFINITELY A MUST GO FOR!This perfume is just simply awesome...it smells good and not a very strong or mild perfume but medium and very fruity and royal, Apart from its great and mind blowing fragrance it's Perfume lasts for about 4 Hours which is a good statistic in this range of perfume, dont know why people are complaining about perfume not lasting long...WHAT DO THEY WANT...IT SHOULD LAST FOR 12 HOURS ?? PUT IN MORE THOUSAND BUCKS AND GET ONE PERFUME OF CALVIN KLEIN OR FERRARI INSTEAD....Admit it guys..this is the best perfume in this range with a great smell and good lasting time, And with a branded company such… (Expand)
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Oct 11, 2013
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282 Tasting Notes
Dry Leaf Nose: Prominent aroma of fall forests and mountain meadow air.
Liquor: A golden green clear liquor.
Flavour: A complex, intriguing, and refreshing flavour with a crisp undertone reminiscent of the very mountains in which it was grown.
Dry Leaf Nose: A fresh aroma of sweet garden vegetables and a fruitiness hidden behind the overall duskiness.
Liquor: A lovely golden yellow and clear colour.
Flavour: Refreshing, crisp and lingering flavour with the vegetal notes of a fine Chinese green tea.
Dry Leaf Nose: The sweet scent of pear with a hint of ginger
Liquor: Golden with a cloud of ginger.
Flavour: Pear is the more dominant, providing a sweet yet delicate flavour. The ginger plays a supporting role with a lingering flavour.
Dry Leaf Nose: Lightly spicy and very sweet, reminiscent of decadent pumpkin pie filling.
Liquor: A clear, light gold liquor with complex yet delicate aroma of sweet pumpkin pie filling.
Flavour: Much like the aroma, the flavour is sweet, and each ingredients blends well with the others. You'll feel like you're eating a pumpkin pie.
Dry Leaf Nose: Warm pumpkin spice with a hint of fruit.
Liquor: A golden red-brown liquor reminiscent of pumpkin and spices.
Flavour: A rich flavour of pumpkin with undertones of molasses, dark fruits and spices.
Dry Leaf Nose: Strong aroma of fruits, most notably the sweet apple and apple mint. The citrus is present in the background.
Liquor: An inviting and appealing green-gold liquor
Flavour: A fruity and sweet blend with the prominence of apple mint and apple. The citrus notes are more noticeable in flavour, and there is a subtle apricot flavour as well.
Dry Leaf Nose: Citrus and earthy
Liquor: The liquor is a dark red-brown reflecting the black and pu'erh tea blend. The aroma is fresh with citrus and sweet earth.
Flavour: The pu'erh and black tea leaves are prominent along with the fresh orange flavour. There are undertones of hibiscus and the earthiness is attributed to the pu'erh.
Dry Leaf Nose: Sweet blueberries with hints of cinnamon
Liquor: A clear red/blue liquor reminiscent of blueberries.
Flavour: This complex mix of berries with cinnamon is like taking a trip to the local farmers market with the aroma of blueberry pie in the air. Each berry can be tasted and the cinnamon adds a wonderful sweetness.

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Dec 28, 2015
Geo Panoramas
Jun 3, 2015
Photos: 23
Wyoming Climbing: Devil's Tower & Vedauwoo
Adam I tried to follow the clear skies, climbing Devil's Tower (Broken Tree / Assembly Line, One Way Sunset), then chasing cooler weather in Vedauwoo.
Sep 5, 2013
Photos: 72
Matthes Crest and Third Pillar of Dana, Tuolumne Meadows, CA
Jul 4, 2013
Photos: 110
Mount Tyndall via the N Rib
A dayhike of Mount Tyndall (14,019 feet) via the North Rib with Adam and Ryan.
Jun 22, 2013
Photos: 66
Mount Bago via the E Slopes
Another gorgeous day out over Kearsarge Pass, this time out to Mount Bago.
Jun 15, 2013
Photos: 34
Joyce's Birthday Weekend in Yosemite Valley
Jun 1, 2013
Photos: 12
Upper Boyscout Lake
Up the north fork of Lone Pine Creek with Laura, Tom, and John.
May 19, 2013
Photos: 18
Sardine Canyon, CA
A day exploring the mining relics scattered up and down Sardine Canyon
May 18, 2013
Photos: 24
Colorado 2012
Nov 2, 2012
Photos: 81
Mt Russell via the Fishhook Arete
Finishing my 2012 summer in the Sierras by climbing Fishhook Arete with Adam.
Sep 30, 2012
Photos: 27
Mt Sill via the Swiss Arete
A weekend out in the Palisades with Greg and Geir
Sep 24, 2012
Photos: 45
Amy & Dave's Wedding Weekend
A gorgeous weekend spent in the Eastern Sierras, celebrating Amy and Dave's marriage.
Aug 18, 2012
Photos: 75
Mt Goode via the Southeast Face
Hiked and scrambled up the southeast face up Mt. Goode with Joyce. A gorgeous day out.
Jun 10, 2012
Photos: 22
Laurel Mountain via the Northeast Gully
Jun 9, 2012
Photos: 54
Fingertrip, Tahquitz, CA
May 5, 2012
Photos: 8
A weekend with Norma: Mt Whitney and the Alabama Hills
Apr 29, 2012
Photos: 42
Real Hidden Valley & Gunsmoke, Joshua Tree NP, CA
Fun day out with good friends and new friends. Got a handful of climbs in on Thin Wall, then went bouldering for the first time in Joshua Tree (Gunsmoke doesn't count). Well, I didn't boulder, but I took photos of everyone else.
Apr 15, 2012
Photos: 14
Boulder & Eldorado Springs, CO Visit
Triathalon visit with Shirley and Yannick (climbing the First Flatiron, touring Boulder on bike, yoga with Shirley) and climbing and hiking Eldorado Canyon (Gambit, Ruper, South Boulder Peak) with Michelle.
Mar 28, 2012
Photos: 58
The Cemetary, Apple Valley Crags, CA
A day out crimping, edging, and clipping bolts with Stephen, Vicky, Russ and others. This place looks like Joshua Tree, except the routes are steep and crimpy - no cracks.
Mar 23, 2012
Cerberus Canyon North Fork, Death Valley, CA
Feb 18, 2012
Photos: 26
Tuttle Creek to the Ashram, Lone Pine, CA
A gorgeous day out with Laura-Lu
Feb 12, 2012
Photos: 21
Chilled Spiced Rum, CA
One of Mark's Chilled Spiced Rum runs - a wonderful day out with a lesson and smiles from Lady Luck.To get appropriately chilled, we went through Rubio Canyon, a short canyon in the San Gabriel Mountains next to Echo Mountain. I learned the importance of knowing the comfort and skill levels of everyone in your party, whether you know them well or you just met them. It's important to be familiar with each other before doing anything technical where an innocent mishap can cause serious harm. Also, I learned that WAFA stuff is good to have on hand all the time - I should brush up on this every time before I go out. Luck smiled on us and the girl who fell, and she was able to walk our of the canyon under her own power and has been getting better.We then proceeded on to eat spicy Schezuan food (spiced) and drink flaming bowls of rum. A wonderful day out with a reminder and lesson.
Feb 4, 2012
Photos: 30
Mountaineers Walls, El Cajon Mountain, CA
Climbing day out at El Cajon Mountain with Junebug, Jason, Tyler and Steve. A gorgeous setting to practice facey and slabby climbing.
Jan 28, 2012
Rusty Wall, Joshua Tree, CA
A day at Rusty Wall with Jared, Lea, Lila, Bella, Carlos, Russ and Blue. My climbing left a lot to be desired, but the climbs were stellar, and the company was precious. :)
Jan 22, 2012
Photos: 19
Helios & Cerberus Canyons, Death Valley, CA
Another fun, gorgeous weekend exploring the canyons of the Valle de la Muerte: Helios Canyon on Saturday and Cerberus Canyon on Sunday.
Jan 14, 2012
Death Valley NP, CA
Bringing in the new year in the gorgeous, otherworldly Death Valley :)
Dec 31, 2011
Photos: 101
Supercloud on Ice, San Gabriel Mountains, CA
Fun day out in a winter wondercanyon with snow, great views, and a bunch of versions of Santa Claus. :) To get into the spirit of the season, Bernd brought gluhwein and orgnaized a Toys for Tots gathering too.
Dec 17, 2011
Mark & Jing Jing's Wedding
Mark and Jing's wedding celebration, starting with a delicious traditional 10-course Chinese feast at Empress Pavilion, followed by a day and dinner at the beautiful Westlake Village Inn. Another fun gathering of the Huang Family, this one to celebrate with Mark and Jing!
Dec 11, 2011
Traditional 10-Course Chinese Banquet
Mark & Jing's Rehearsal Dinner. Yum! :)
Dec 10, 2011
Santa Ana River Trail, CA
A bike ride with Miguel along the Santa Ana River Trail through Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, and Anaheim. Around 23 miles round-trip, left my knees and bum hurting for a couple of days! I don't know how Miguel does his super-century rides.
Photos: 9
Lori's Wedding Weekend, San Francisco, CA
A really wonderful weekend surrounded by the most amazing people: celebrating a high school friend's wedding with my dormmates from high school; an impromptu dinner with my dear, darling Nisha and her family; and a day spent learning paleo recipes from our sweet friend Isabelle.
Dec 2, 2011
Photos: 38
Barker Dam & Lost Horse Area, Joshua Tree NP, CA
Spent the second half of Thanksgiving Weekend in Joshua Tree. Worked on Gunsmoke with Miguel and Russ on Saturday and swinging leads on Lost Horse Wall with BJ, finally getting the Swift notched on my belt.
Nov 26, 2011
Photos: 11
Styx & Coffin Canyons, Death Valley, CA
Now I know what all the fuss is all about: canyoneering in Death Valley really is just that awesome.
Spent a spectacular weekend in the desert canyons in perfect weather and wonderful company.
Nov 19, 2011
Photos: 157
Brawley Cattle Call Rodeo
M and I finally make it out to the Brawley Cattle Call - a fast paced rodeo full of fun and amazing cowboys, cowgirls, horses and cows. Cloudy day, but the rain held back until we left.
Nov 12, 2011
Photos: 32
Morris Peak via Walker Pass
Had a huge breakfast at the Moose Lodge, wherein the proprietor made enough breakfast for 10, even though there was only five of us. We all finished breakfast with enough food for breakfast for three more days!
Afterwards, M took me on a quick hike up Morris Peak, his weekday after work peak. :) The way up was a fun mix of sage, Joshua Tree, dried up wildflowers and pine.
Oct 30, 2011
Photos: 29
Mt. Gould via Kearsarge Pass
Another gorgeous day out in the Eastern Sierras. This would be the reintroduction of the elusive California Moose back into the wild, and we opted for Mt Gould - a peak with very high R.O.E. (Return On Effort). Any day out with Ms. Laura-Lu is a fun day, but it was also an honor to be a part of such a special event. And I sure did eat fancy. Yeah: super high R.O.E.
Another album put together with photos from my HTC Inspire phone.
Oct 29, 2011
Photos: 31
Sabrina Basin, CA
Gorgeous day out with Norma, Tracie, and Talus the Wonderdog in the Sabrina Basin. Our turnaround point where Blue Lake where we had gorgeous views and relaxing time.
Oct 23, 2011
Photos: 25
Cirque Peak via New Army Pass
A fun, beautiful day out with the amazing Norma. We hiked to Cirque Peak via New Army Pass, which treated us to gorgeous views and fun pancake rocks.
My camera was broken, so used my HTC Inspire to take photos.
Oct 22, 2011
Photos: 36
Joshua Tree, CA
Awesome weekend in Joshua Tree with Miki, Robert, Matt and Bob. Fun climbing, great company ... what a great first weekend back at Josh!
Oct 15, 2011
Photos: 50
Jeanne's Visit: Lone Pine Area & the Trona Pinnacles
Jeanne and I spent Columbus Day weekend around Lone Pine - on Mt. Whitney's Main Trail on Saturday, the Cottonwood Lakes on Sunday, and the Trona Pinnacles on Monday.
The mountains above Lone Pine were covered in snow, the air was warm, and the sky was blue. What a spectacular weekend! :)
Oct 10, 2011
New England Driving Tour
Miguel and I visited New England and Montreal to look at the foliage, tag a couple of state high points, and watch the Reel Rock Films. It rained everyday, but it was pretty and I had the best company in the world. :)
Sep 28, 2011
Photos: 97
Colorado 2011
A quick trip out to CO to visit the Elk and San Juan Mountains.
Sep 23, 2011
Photos: 82
Tenaya Canyon, CA
Finished up the weekend with a beautiful scramble down Tenaya Creek from Tuolumne Meadows to Yosemite Valley and then breakfast the next morning.
The beauty of this world continues to amaze me. And that I know such wonderful folks who revel in this beauty with me - I'm so blessed!
Sep 4, 2011
Photos: 103
Mt Conness via West Ridge, CA
Spent the day out in the middle of pure gorgeousness: from Sawmill Campground to Mt Conness via the West Ridge and back via the East Ridge. I don't think this climb can be over-hyped. A gorgeous cross-country approach, and fun climbing/scrambling against a stunning backdrop. What a perfect day with a perfect partner. :)
Sep 3, 2011
Photos: 76
Julian StarFest & Rancho Mission Viejo, CA
Miguel and I went to the Julian StarFest, which was open to the public for one night, and the telescope owners shared their scopes with the public. This is a hobby that will make you smart for sure. :)
Sunday we met Wendy and went to the Rancho Mission Viejo rodeo, which is the best rodeo in California.
Aug 27, 2011
Matthes Crest from the south to the North Summit
M and I enjoy Matthes Crest under beautiful Sierra skies. Lots of other parties on the route, we did some standing around and waiting and lining up. We also had a reunion and shared rappel ropes with some climbers we last saw on Pinnacle Gully in NH!
M and I will get an earlier start and do the entire Crest next time. :)
Aug 20, 2011
Trail Peak, CA
Miguel wasn't feeling well this weekend, but by Sunday was feeling a little bit better, so we thought we'd get out and stretch our legs a little on the gentle Trail Peak.
Aug 14, 2011
East Flank / Java Wall & Tea Room, Echo Cliffs, CA
Weather in Sierras turned us to sport climbing in the Echo Cliffs in the Santa Monica Mountains. I know they say that sport climbing is neither, but it's also hard! Also my dad's first time climbing. :)
Fun day out with Miguel, Jared, Miki and Peter Pan.
Jul 30, 2011
Mt Gould & Charlotte Lake from Onion Valley, CA
A magical and wonderful day in the Sierras, up to Mount Gould and down to Charlotte Lake from the Kearsarge Pass, home of breathtaking views. Perfect weather, friendly faces, a fun reunion, and no mosquitoes!
Jul 16, 2011
Photos: 65
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Jul 9, 2011
Scrapbook Photos
Album for scrapbook photos
Jul 8, 2011
Photos: 10
Cardinal Pinnacle via the West Face, CA
Climbing with Miguel - lots of fun, narrow cracks and smearing. Little bit of extra excitement from some light rain.
Jul 4, 2011
Photos: 20
Temple Crag via Venusian Blind, CA
A wonderful day in perfect weather under blue skies with Miguel. Climbing Temple Crag in the Eastern Sierras, via its Venusian Blind arete.
Jul 2, 2011
Photos: 44
Hwy 168 & the Happy Boulders, CA
Memorial Day weekend near Bishop, CA. Thanks to the weather, a little bit lazier than anticipated. :) M and I also invested in a crashpad.
May 28, 2011
Photos: 41
Trona Pinnacles, CA
May 22, 2011
Olancha Peak from Sage Flat
A perfect day out with wonderful people that ended with very sore legs. Miguel, Kevin, Tina, Deanna, Rich, Jeff, Mike, Ryan, Richard and I climbed up to Olancha Peak from the Sage Flat Trailhead. The weather and the sights were downright gorgeous.
May 21, 2011
Photos: 63
Miguel's Birthday Weekend
May 14, 2011
Indian Creek & Castle Valley, UT
A week in eastern UT in good company in the middle of stunning landscape. The week included splitter cracks, a visit to Arches, and a desert tower.
May 2, 2011
Photos: 112
Mt Baden-Powell from Vincent Gap
A perfect day out on Mount Baden-Powell. Climbed the mountain through fresh, powdery snow with Miguel, BJ, Ingrid, Kevin, Kirk, Miki, Norma, and Winnie. When we got to the top, skies were blue, the wind was quiet, and the views were stunning. A perfect day out in wonderful company.
Didn't have my photo memory card today, so took all my photos with my iPhone.
Feb 27, 2011
Pinnacle Gully of Mt Washington, NH
M and I spent President's Day Weekend in the Presidential Range - wandering around Mount Washington, staying at the Harvard Cabin, and climbing the classic Pinnacle Gully. The weather was ultimately very kind to us, but the mercurial forecasts had us wondering what we would end up doing until the last minute.
Feb 18, 2011
Picacho Peak and Castle Dome Peak
A fun weekend with Miguel, Wendy and Kevin. Exploring the desert where California and Arizon meet. Climbed two very fun peaks in the area, and experienced the local color at the Silver Spur Yuma Jacees Rodeo.
Feb 13, 2011
Photos: 107
Lee Vining Canyon, CA
A beautiful day out in the blustery snow climbing some nice ice with some fun and wonderful people.
This was one of those days that every dollar spent on gear was totally justified.
Jan 1, 2011
Roger's Peak, Inyo County, CA
Snowshoed up Roger's Peak from the Charcoal Kiln's via Mahogany Flats.
A beautiful day out with the DBF.
Dec 31, 2010
Photos: 17
Nov 13, 2010
McGee Creek, CA
After seeing our friend Laura's photos of an evening run up McGee Creek, Miguel and I decided to do a little fall foliage hike to take in the golds, oranges, reds, and mellow greens in person. 5 mi RT, 1,000 vf of gain, C2C in 4 hours - Finally! A hike at my pace. :P
I spent the night before charing my camera batteries, knowing I'd want to take a ton of photos, and I promptly forgot my charged batteries on my desk. Had to finish up the day taking photos with my iPhone - I'm not too unhappy with the photos that came out of it. :)
Oct 16, 2010
Photos: 28
Birthday Celebration w Jagruti, Pan Family Hike up Charlton Peak, CA
Fun weekend with family and dear friends. :) Jagruti celebrated our respective birthdays on Saturday by eating Chili Cheese Omelettes at the Galley Cafe and then went to Metropointe for the afternoon. Sunday was the day of the first Pan Family Hike in a long time, up Charlton Peak in the San Gorgonio Wilderness Area. I forget how much fun I have with my amazing family.
Sep 18, 2010
Trabuco Peak, Christine's Birthday Celebration, CA
Relaxing weekend: Saturday - projects around the house, fell in love with Home Depot, took a quick hike up Trabuco Peak; Sunday - Christine's birthday celebration in which we joined her in on the eating frenzy with bacon-wrapped everything along with other deliciousness.
Sep 11, 2010
Lembert Dome, Cathedral Peak, and Eichorn Pinnacle, Tuolumne Meadows, CA
Another wonderful weekend on the rocks with wonderful people. Tuolumne was very crowded - full of people and bears, but we were able to find some good time on the granite.
On Saturday climbed NW Books on Lembert Dome with Charles and Christine, ran into some familiar faces. On Sunday, climbed the SE Buttress of Cathedral Peak and the N Face of the Eichorn Pinnacle w Mr M, and made some new friends. Evenings were spent around the fire - with good eats and lots of laughs.
Sep 4, 2010
Photos: 84
Nisha's Shower, San Jose, CA
Jagruti and I joined Anisha in San Jose, CA to celebrate the impending arrival of Baby Soman. We also spent a lot of time relaxing and eating well; Miguel, Suren, Rachel and Javier joined us for some of the relaxing and eating. :)
Aug 26, 2010
Photos: 96
Crystal Crag via the North Arete, CA
Climbing Crystal Crag via its North Arete. A nice, short climb with wonderful people. :o) We met Dave, Amy, and Carlos on the rock.
Aug 22, 2010
Bear Creek Spire via the North Arete, CA
Climbed Bear Creek Spire via the North Arete with Miguel. A gorgeous approach, a fun climb, and a treacherous, loose talus descent. It was a cold, very windy, and absolutely wonderful day.
Aug 21, 2010
Mount Agassiz via the Northwest Slope, CA
Aug 14, 2010
Colorado 2010
Jul 31, 2010
Photos: 122
Isabelle's Visit & North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak, CA
Lovely Ms. Isabelle came to visit us for the weekend, and Miguel planned a trip up the North Ridge of Lone Pine Peak.
I'm learning just how burly ridge climbing is ... I have a lot to practice until I can be a good Class 3 climber in the Sierras. :) The North Ridge is beauty, suffering, and hard work as Sierra climbs are. The climb was also nearly something much more serious - a true learning experience in how much we rely on one another in the mountains, the responsiblity we have for ourselves and for our partners.
Jul 22, 2010
Photos: 60
Holcomb Valley Pinnacles, CA
Fun weekend out, climbing with Mr M, Jason, Tina at Holcomb Valley Pinnacles. Weather was surprisingly kind, and we ran across some familiar and darling faces, some of which fed us very well. :)
Jul 17, 2010
España Campeon del Mundo (2010 World Cup Final & Celebration)
Jul 11, 2010
Kearsarge Pass (Onion Valley), CA
David and I attempted to tag Mt. Gould and Dragon Peak on Saturday, but the rain turned us back. I've learned that, in the Sierras, a 20% chance of thunderstorms guarantees precipitation.
Jul 10, 2010
Mount Russell via the Mithral Dihedral
Spent Independence Day celebrating my country by climbing Mt. Russell, a mighty mountain that hasn't been far from my mind these past few days. Climbed the Mithral Dihedral on the southwest side of the mountain with Jared and Miguel. Jared executed a clean and strong onsight of the dihedral, Miguel led the upper and lower pitches giving me a bonus pitch at the beginning and the end. So grateful that these two brought me along with them. My first weekend, of hopefully many, in the Sierras this summer.
Jul 3, 2010
Photos: 70
El Camino Real, Tahquitz, CA
Climbed El Camino Real to the corner system finish of Jensen's Jaunt with Jason. Surrounded by a lot of familiar faces while we were on the rock - a ton of fun! Jason also set up Dave's Deviation, my first time really relying on finger jams. Even more fun.
Jun 26, 2010
Photos: 5
El Whampo, Tahquitz, CA & Seth's Going Away Party
Saturday climbed El W(h)ampo with Mr M. He figured that I would love leading the beautiful crack on P2, and did I. When we got to the top of Lily Rock, we joined the SCMA-folk for a formal dinner party!
Sunday we met up with the OC folks at Sam and Caroline's to see Seth off - and celebrate his birthday early. ;)
No photos of my last OC dinner for a while with Ms. Ivs. I'll just have to get some fall foliage photos with her this October!
Jun 19, 2010
Photos: 53
Whodunit, Coffin Nail to Jensen's Jaunt, Tahquitz, CA
Fun climbing in Tahquitz:
Saturday: Followed Jared and Miguel up 'Whodunit', a climb that deserves every great thing that has been said about it. A favorite, worth repeating.
Sunday: Coffin Nail to Jensen's Jaunt with Jason and Joyce. Coffin Nail was pretty tough despite the perfect hand jams and Jensen's Jaunt was a ton of fun.
Jun 13, 2010
Holcomb Valley, CA
A weekend climbing the Holcomb Valley Pinnacles with Shaun, Walter, Lori, Wesley, John and Lance. A fun day out under the hot, hot sun!
Jun 6, 2010
Memorial Day Weekend
Fun weekend out exploring a couple of different crags in the Eastern Sierras.
May 28, 2010
Caroline's Birthday
Celebrating another year of Caroline's Roaring 20's!
May 23, 2010
Photos: 6
Traitor Horn, Tahquitz Rock, CA
Climbed Traitor Horn (5.8) with Mr. M. His first climb as a 41 year old, and meant to be our first climb swinging leads. I fell at the horn (on second), swung around and was suspended in the air! So M had to finish up the climb and lead P4 as well.
Weather started perfectly with bluebird skies, but by the end of P2, it was cold and windy. Neither of us could stop shaking it was so cold!
May 22, 2010
Riverside Quarry, CA
Some local sport climbing with Miguel, Ingrid, Walter, Michael, Luis & Joe at the Riverside Quarry.
May 9, 2010
Boulder, CO
A weekend in Boulder with Ms. Jeanne. Saturday spent the day exploring the town and walking around Flagstaff Mountain, trying to catch a glimpse of my Rockies. Sunday we spent the day at the local crag in Boulder Canyon with Mr. David Alexander.
Apr 24, 2010
Photos: 35
Black Velvet Cyn & Oak Creek Cyn, Red Rock, NV
Another amazing weekend out on the rocks. Saturday: Kjetil executed a strong, clean, and gorgeous lead up a strong, clean, and gorgeous line, Prince of Darkness, in Black Velvet Canyon. We were inbetween Miguel and Ingrid (Frogland) to the left and Jared, Luis, Will and David (Epinepherine) to the right.
Sunday: Climbed up Johnny Vegas, in Oak Creek Canyon, with Ms. Laura-lu, who brought with her a song with rhyme and iambic pentameter, burros, oranges, power socks, but forgot the tree at the base of the climb. :o) Again, Miguel and Ingrid to the left (Beulah's Book) and Luis and Jared on the right (Frieda's Flake).
Apr 17, 2010
Another wonderful weekend in the sun on rocks. Didn't get any photos of the climbs that Greg set up on Saturday (Colorado Crack, Invisibility Lessons), but they were gorgeous. Colorado joins the ranks of favorite climbs. Sunday involved scary approach with J & K and a reunion with my favorite adventure couple, Ms Yoga, and a girl from Shasta whose face I never saw :) .
Apr 10, 2010
Photos: 16
A day out in the sun, on the rock with Jason and Kjetil. A beautiful day on fun climbs with wonderful partners.
Apr 4, 2010
Quail Springs & Hidden Valley Campground, Joshua Tree, CA
A fun day with Mr. David V. Today is the day that, under David's tutelage, I became a proper lead climber. :) He basically set up the day to prepare for leading Double Cross - we moved from a 10c on TR, to an 8 on mock lead, to a 6 on lead and finally on to Double Cross. David's genious planning. When I commented that I was running out of gear on my way up Double Cross, David didn't even let me think of coming back down, and instead taught me how to walk my protection. Thanks for everything, David!
Mar 31, 2010
Lee Vining Canyon, California
Helped Miguel drive to Lee Vining after a long hard week of work for him. Planned to search for solitude, but as things worked out I ended up ice climbing with Miguel, Fred, and Dorion. I still managed to find some solitude, but being in the snow outside under a clear blue sky was enough.
Mar 27, 2010
Photos: 56
Pine Creek Canyon, Red Rock National Conservation Area, NV
Mar 13, 2010
Sal's Wedding, Iv's Birthday, & Snow Valley Skiing
A wonderful weekend celebrating a wedding, a birthday, and the snow!
Mar 6, 2010
Photos: 15
Lost Horse Area & Hidden Valley Campground, Joshua Tree, CA
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Miguel and I went for a hike up to Boney Peak in the Santa Monica Mountains. The trail was a little muddy, very rutted, and a ton of fun!
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Mount San Antonio
Laura and I climbed up the right side of the Baldy Bowl. She skiied back down and I took the summit trail back down. A perfect day - the sky was blue and the snow loved us. Clouds rolled in on the descent, but that was pretty too.
Jan 30, 2010
Another fun weekend of climbing, though we didn't get as much in as I'd thought we would thanks to my forgetfulness. Jason lead climbs in the Comic Book Area, Hidden Valley Campground, and the Lost Horse Area, where Heather joined in on the fun.
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Mount Palomar
Miguel and I took a fun hike up from the Palomar Observatory Campground to the summit of Mount Palomar (6,140'). Gorgeous views, great day, nice pick for the first hike of the year.
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Guinness Toast Pits Diageo Against Medics in Irish Beer Row
More than two centuries after his death, Arthur Guinness is dividing the Irish.
At 17:59 p.m. today, drinkers will raise a toast to the 18th century brewer, who invented the iconic stout in Dublin. Diageo Plc, which owns the brand, says Arthur's Day is a celebration that supports Irish bars struggling after the worst recession in the nation's modern history. Opponents led by medics and musicians say the event encourages binge drinking and disorder in a country beset by alcohol abuse.
"Their mindset is entirely noble in the sense that they're trying to maximize profits for their shareholders," said Frank Murray, head of the alcohol policy group at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland in Dublin. "But the downstream effects of excess alcohol consumption are huge."
While the event may help Diageo boost falling Guinness sales in Ireland, it's spurred debate about alcohol in a country home to some of the world's most voracious drinkers, with the argument dominating radio airwaves and newspapers this week.
The average Irish adult consumed about 11.9 liters of pure alcohol in 2010, almost 40 percent more than in the U.S., according to the latest data from the World Health Organization, and Guinness is still the nation's favorite stout.
"It's great to have an extra boost in terms of sales," said James Hardy, 37, whose family has owned Neary's pub on Chatham Street in Dublin's city center since the 1950s. "It's like an extra weekend day."
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Diageo came up with Arthur's Day four years ago to celebrate the beer's 250th birthday. The time, 17:59, refers to the year the Guinness brewery was founded.
It has since morphed into a nationwide festival every September. The London-based company is staging 500 concerts as part of the event, with bands including Manic Street Preachers and the Script turning up at bars.
Arthur's Day is a "unique music festival," according to Peter O'Brien, a spokesman for Diageo.
The day draws tipplers who now prefer to drink at home back to bars, the company has said. Irish pubs are laden with 2 billion euros ($2.7 billion) of debt, after bar sales fell by 25 percent since 2005, Allied Irish Banks Plc said last month.
Yet this year, the campaign against Arthur's Day is gaining momentum. In 2012, emergency ambulance calls in Dublin rose by 30 percent from the prior week amid the revelry, the Irish Times newspaper reported.
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Emergency consultant Stephen Cusack in Cork described the streets of the city on Arthur's Day last year as being akin to the "last days of Sodom and Gomorrah."
Consumers in Ireland spent about 6.4 billion euros on alcohol last year, the most since 2008, according the Central Statistics Office. Drink-related problems, including suicide, crime and road accidents, cost Ireland about 3.7 billion euros, according to a 2010 report from the government's health agency.
"We have a discussion in Ireland that's in a lot of countries about the use and abuse of alcohol," said Ireland's Deputy Prime Minister Eamon Gilmore in an interview at Bloomberg's New York headquarters today. "It's about getting that balance right."
Gilmore said Diageo's approach is "relatively light-hearted." Artists playing at Arthur's Day gigs will tell customers to drink responsibly and Diageo is encouraging pubs to give out free water, O'Brien said.
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The firm also funds www.drinkaware.ie, a website founded by distillers that gives advice on how to drink responsibly. Topics on the site include "pacing your drinking," "booze and sun holidays -- what you need to know," and "the morning after -- time is the only cure."
While some drinkers may overindulge, at Neary's people enjoy the day sensibly, said Hardy, whose pub opened in 1853.
"Our customers embrace the occasion responsibly," said Hardy. "People will come in here, have a good time for a few hours and at 5:59 they'll raise a glass to Arthur Guinness."
The Waterboys, whose song "Fisherman's Blues" reached No. 3 on U.S. rock charts in 1989, released three songs to protest the event as a "phoney national holiday."
"We'll leave the streets in tatters on Arthur's Day, because drink is all that matters on Arthur's Day," Mike Scott, the group's front man, sings on "A Song for Arthur's Day." "We'll raise a glass, fall on our ass, and never give a damn or half a bother that we're all just fodder for an advertising scam on Arthur's Day."
Brand Loyalty
While the company has also established a fund in Guinness's name to invest in projects designed to "make Ireland a better society," the event is also about building loyalty, Diageo spokesman O'Brien said.
Though Diageo says Guinness is the top-selling stout in the world, sales were little changed for the year ended June 2013. Irish sales fell 5 percent, outpacing a 3 percent drop in western Europe.
"It's just another way of Guinness building its consumer base," O'Brien said. "It's a massively important part of the Diageo portfolio."


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Causal Explanation and Fact Mutability in Counterfactual Reasoning
Version of Record online: 12 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.2011.01435.x
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DEHGHANI, M., ILIEV, R. and KAUFMANN, S. (2012), Causal Explanation and Fact Mutability in Counterfactual Reasoning. Mind & Language, 27: 55–85. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.2011.01435.x
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Recent work on the interpretation of counterfactual conditionals has paid much attention to the role of causal independencies. One influential idea from the theory of Causal Bayesian Networks is that counterfactual assumptions are made by intervention on variables, leaving all of their causal non-descendants unaffected. But intervention is not applicable across the board. For instance, backtracking counterfactuals, which involve reasoning from effects to causes, cannot proceed by intervention in the strict sense, for otherwise they would be equivalent to their consequents. We discuss these and similar cases, focusing on two factors which play a role in determining whether and which causal parents of the manipulated variable are affected: Speakers' need for an explanation of the hypothesized state of affairs, and differences in the 'resilience' of beliefs that are independent of degrees of certainty. We describe the relevant theoretical notions in some detail and provide experimental evidence that these factors do indeed affect speakers' interpretation of counterfactuals.


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MIDDLETOWN, Ohio - Officials have shut down southbound I-75 between Middletown and Monroe after about 50 vehicles were involved in a major crash on the roadway Monday.
Authorities say about 50 vehicles were involved in a pile-up on southbound I-75 between Middletown and Monroe at about noon. Officials shut down southbound traffic at about 12:30 p.m. Northbound traffic remained open.
" We've been stopped on I-75S since noon," Keith Clasgens reported on Facebook. "We are about 150 yards behind the accident. For those criticizing people driving in the snow, this was a freak situation. Conditions went from dry and light flurries, to blizzard-like conditions (very low visibility, slick, etc.) in seconds. I had seconds to adjust and slide. We missed the pile up by 10 seconds."
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BRYAN, Texas -- The Bryan Viking softball team brought in some stiff competition for the BCS Tournament this year, and remained in the top ten teams through the end of the weekend.
In the third round of play, Bryan defeated Arlington Martin 5-4 in eight innings. Nikki Smith and Rebecca Peirce pitched for the Vikes, and Peirce recorded the win. Leading hitters for the Vikings include:
Courtney Meier: 3 for 4, scoring two runs
Taylor Curtis: 3 for 3 with two doubles, two RBIs, scoring one run
Madison Goolsby: 2 for 4 with an RBI, scoring one run
Desiray Sauseda: 2 for 4 with a HR, triple, and an RBI
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Colored eggs, matzo and even bunnies may come to mind when thinking of traditional Spring holiday foods, but you cannot forget about one of the most versatile and flavorful cuts of meat for spring: the leg of lamb! According to some beliefs, lamb symbolizes rebirth, rejuvenation and sacrifices made. For some of us, our sacrifices included months of cold weather and snow covered grills or not eating chocolate or drinking alcohol. And now, we're celebrating the rebirth of backyard parties and grilling season! So that we can all celebrate our sacrifices, we're setting you up for a perfect lamb dinner. We're giving you the low-down on the leg of lamb, from choosing your cut to cooking tips and an awesome recipe for Herb Crust Leg of Lamb!
The leg of lamb is the largest cut of the whole animal and one of the most versatile. Lamb is not cheap and the leg is the most economical and flavorful cut. It is made up of several different muscles and bones, each with its own properties. Some cuts, like the lean and tender top round, are best cooked fast and served rare. This makes it an excellent choice for the grill. Other cuts, like the shank, have quite a bit of connective tissue and need to be cooked a long time in order to break down this connective tissue into tender collagen. This is the best cut for braising or making Osso Buco. But nothing beats a whole leg of lamb, cooked nice and medium rare, carved right at the table!
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Herb Crusted Leg of Lamb
Serves: 8-10
2 cups panko bread crumbs
½ cup parsley, chopped
1 Tbsp mint leaf, chopped
1 ½ Tbsp rosemary, chopped
1 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp fresh cracked black pepper
¾ cup Ariston olive oil
1 leg of lamb (boneless or with bone)
1 cup whole grain mustard
Mix together panko, herbs, salt, pepper and ½ the amount of Ariston olive oil and mix well.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees and season leg of lamb with kosher salt and cracked black pepper. Preheat a cast iron or heavy bottomed pan to medium-high, add remaining Ariston olive oil and brown lamb leg evenly on all sides (bone-less only). Evenly spread the mustard all over the leg of lamb and then gently press the leg into the bread crumb mixture. Place the leg in the oven and cook for approximately 40-60 minutes or until the inside reads 130 degrees (medium-rare) on a meat thermometer. Once done, let the leg rest on top of the oven for 10 minutes, then using a sharp knife cut the leg into single sized portions and serve with your favorite sides.
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Some interesting numbers ...
Four Pac-10 teams rank among the nation's top 25 in total defense: No. 3 Arizona State, No. 6 USC, No. 15 UCLA and No. 25 Arizona.
All four have played at least one A-list BCS conference foe, so the numbers aren't inflated.
USC, Arizona State and UCLA also rank among the top 12 in scoring defense.
But that's not what's interesting. It just shows that Pac-10 defenses are as good as any in the nation this year.
Here, however, is where the Pac-10 may turn this year: run D vs. run O.
Five Pac-10 teams rank among the top 21 in run defense: No. 5 USC, No. 9 Arizona State, No. 9(tie) UCLA, No. 18 Oregon State and No. 21 Arizona.
Four Pac-10 teams rank among the nation's top 24 in run offense: No. 11 Stanford, No. 12 Arizona, No. 16(tie) USC and No. 24 California.
And based on what we saw in the Cal-Oregon game, here's a guess that the Ducks run offense and run defense won't be anything to take lightly going forward.
Going into the season, with five 1,000-yard rushers back (though Oregon's LeGarrette Blount is obviously no longer back), everyone knew it was the year of the running back. The questions were mostly on the offensive line.
The rushing offenses are meeting expectations. The run defenses are probably exceeding expectations, though there was clearly a lot of defensive talent back from 2008.
Consider this week's top matchups.
UCLA at Stanford. That's strength-on-strength. There will be plenty of pads popping in this one -- Toby Gerhart plus Reggie Carter equals SMACK! Should be great fun.
USC at California. Before the debacle at Oregon, Cal ranked 10th in the nation in run defense. With the Trojans' struggles throwing the ball, the running game will be a linchpin of this matchup. And Cal's Jahvid Best is probably plenty motivated after his bad day in Eugene to prove himself against a defense that shut him down last year.
Oregon State at Arizona State: This one has the makings of a low-scoring game because of who the Sun Devils are -- good defense, struggling offense. If the Beavers can't run, though, their offensive line is going to struggle to protect Sean Canfield.
There's a lot of underclass quarterback and receiver talent in the Pac-10. The passing games likely will uptick next year.
But this year's conference race may end up being about who can gain four -- not three -- yards and a cloud of dust. And who can stop it.


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Lillie Shields Robinson, 85, a native and resident of Belle Rose, died at Assumption Community Hospital in Napoleonville, Wednesday, May 9, 2007.
Visitation will be from 8 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at First Israel Baptist Church in Belle Rose. Religious service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by two sons, George Robinson and Marvin Robinson and wife, Mandy, all of Belle Rose; two stepsons, Anthony Robinson of Baton Rouge and Raymond Bernard of Belle Rose; seven daughters, Loyalene Wilson of Paincourtville, Beverly Robinson, Stephanie Adams and husband, Wayne, all of Harvey, Carolyn and Evelyn Robinson of Belle Rose, Ellen Milton and husband, Willie, of Charlotte, N.C. and Dewrell Shields of Gonzales; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and numerous relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Anthony Robinson Sr.; her parents, Evelyn and Solomon Shields; one grandson, Colby Wayne Adams; and one brother, Solomon Shields Jr.
She was a senior usher and a member of First Israel Baptist Missionary Society.
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Gadsden, Ala.-Dr. Martha Lavender, RN, MSN, DSN, has been named to the Alabama Board of Nursing. Lavender, assistant to the president of Gadsden State Community College for Cherokee County Operations, was appointed to serve a four-year term as one of three nursing education representatives by Governor Bob Riley.
As a member of the Alabama Board of Nursing, Lavender will take part in setting the standards of acceptable practices in nursing for the state, including licensure regulations and setting and reviewing standards for education curriculum. The Board is also responsible for the implementation and enforcement of the Nursing Practice Act, which governs nursing education, licensure, practice, and discipline. The board has twelve major meetings annually.
Lavender has served in the nursing field for 32 years and has held several previous leadership roles in the nursing profession. She was a nurse manager of the newborn nursery at Gadsden Regional Medical Center, a former dean and professor of nursing at Jacksonville State University and most recently held the position of Associate Director for Training and Education at the Center for Domestic Preparedness, U.S. Department of Homeland Security at McClellan. She has also held two nationally elected leadership positions, Treasurer and President, in the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric, and Neonatal Nursing (AWHONN). "I am excited to explore a side of the decision-making process for the nursing profession that I have never experienced before," Lavender commented.
As one of two representatives from the two-year college system, Lavender hopes that she can help bring the view point of postsecondary nursing education to the forefront of the public eye. "I am looking forward to serving the citizens of Alabama and the nursing profession by being a part of the board," she said.
Lavender was named to her current position at Gadsden State Cherokee in June of 2008. She received her registered nursing degree from Gadsden State Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Jacksonville State University, a Master of Science in Nursing and Doctor of Science in Nursing from the University of Alabama Birmingham.
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Spectra, Chesapeake, AEP Plan Pipeline From Utica Shale
Spectra Energy Corp. plans to spend about $500 million in Ohio to expand shipping capacity on its Texas Eastern pipeline system to handle rising natural-gas production from the Utica and Marcellus shale formations.
American Electric Power Co. and Chesapeake Energy Corp., the largest holder of Utica Shale leases, signed an agreement to develop 70 miles (113 kilometers) of new lines, Houston-based Spectra said today in a statement. The addition in Ohio will raise shipping capacity by 1 billion cubic feet a day, or about 18 percent, Wendy Olson, a Spectra spokeswoman, said in an e-mail today.
Production from U.S. shale deposits, where water and chemicals are pumped underground at high pressure to break apart dense rock and release gas, more than doubled from 2007 to 2009, according to Energy Department data.
American Electric, the largest U.S. coal burner, is pursuing pipeline capacity for gas-fired power plants, Spectra said. The utility owner, based in Columbus, Ohio, has estimated that tighter U.S. air-pollution restrictions may force it to close some coal-burning plants.
"We do anticipate more than one plant will attach" to the new gas lines, Olson said.
Chesapeake is pursuing additional shipping capacity for its production, Spectra said. The Oklahoma City-based company is the largest oil and gas leaseholder in the Utica shale with 1.4 million net acres.
Spectra rose 1.6 percent to close at $30.50 in New York, the highest since it was spun off by Duke Energy Corp. in January 2007. American Electric shares rose 2.3 percent to $40.85, its highest since July 9, 2008. Chesapeake shares rose to $22.99.
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