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How do I clear my beer? I'm currently fermenting my second attempt at all-grain. Both my first and second attempts have resulted in cloudy beer. The first attempt tasted fine, in fact, it tasted great, but I want to get it clear enough to appear presentable. I am currently aware of several things I can do to help clear the beer. 1) Filter grains in lautering phase 2) Remove cold break/hot break 3) Add irish moss 15 mins before ending boil 4) Cold crash before bottling 5) Use gelatin before bottling Number one, I cannot do because I do not have a lauter tan that allows me to (I mash my grains in a 5 litre pot) Number two, I did already. Number three, I could do if I just go and order some. Number four, I haven't tried yet. Number five, I did already. So that leaves me "Filtering Grains during Lautering", "Adding Irish Moss", "Cold Crashing before Bottling" as the three things I could do to clear my beer. Which one should I prioritize? Which contributes most to clearing the beer? I don't mind a small amount of chill haze, but I'm hoping to get my beer decently clear at room temperature. Thank you in advance.
Number 4 (cold crashing) is the only one I do and my beer comes out very clear. It only takes two days to do most of the clearing.
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#3 - Using Irish Moss will help a lot. However, I started using whirlfloc tablets, 1 tablet per 5 gallons. I think you will notice a big difference.
When you don't have the option to filter the grains in the lautering phase, try using a muslin cloth to keep your grains in check? I have used a muslin cloth with great success and cold crash it for 48 hours. I dont use Irish Moss or whirlfloc but i still manage to get clear beer
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If it's chill haze then 1-3 weeks in the fridge will clear it up. Cold crashing with gelatin will help speed it up, but it will just need time in any case. Chill haze is proteins that coagulate (clump together) at low temperature. Once they clump together, they become heavy enough to start falling out of suspension. Gelatin binds to these clumps making them heavier still, so they fall out of suspension a little faster. This only happens at low temperature, so if you're in the habit of storing your beer at room temperature and chilling it just before drinking, you'll never get rid of it. I have found that chilling your wort (post-boil) very rapidly to a temperature much lower than most people think of as "pitching temperature" seems to reduce chill haze and hasten it's dropping out. I generally try to get from boiling to <60F in about 20 minutes or less. You can pitch at that temperature - no, it won't hurt the yeast, and in fact a good argument can be made that it will help your beer.White Labs Clarity Ferm is an enzyme that is said to virtually eliminate chill haze. I have not tried it yet.
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Thank you guys. I used the muslin cloth once but my grains, which come pre-milled by an online supplier, contain a lot of grain powder which clog up the cloth easily. I can't get Whirlfloc where I live (Japan), but I can get some Irish Moss so I will give that a try. I also don't have a fridge I can throw my fermenter in, but I will use a combination of a cooler and ice to try to cold crash it.
What is the best time to add gelatin? When chilling is started, or a few days before, or at the end of cold crashing?


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I was just watching some videos on Youtube shot at Bruton Smith's new Z-Max four lane dragstrip outside of the Lowes Motor Speedway in Concord, NC., and the announcer was saying that it was the very first time a four way drag race was done. Does anyone know if this is true, because I remember reading in an old magazine where this was done in the 60's. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/ANKlLVaLwmw&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/ANKlLVaLwmw&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>
In the 50's, four lane racing was common for the stock classes at all Southern California drag strips. In Fresno or Raisin City, in central California, they even raced four abreast dragsters for awhile in the 60's. AND, I was at Fontana in the mid-60's when they raced four jet dragsters at once. that announcer if really full of shit
I think he said first "televised" 4 lane drag race, the first time I seen the comercial I was like bullshit too.
I shot these that day while they were lining up.... It sure is exhausting for all of us who were really there back in the "Golden Years" to try to keep the bullshitter bigshots from ruining the true history of our hobby. Without real eye-witnesses to these events, who knows what would end up as "fact"...
bet that left a mark on the back wall..I always liked the photo of "Grumpy" and the ProStock boys 4 wide. that had to be cool to witness live.
that jet race was covered on the local tv news stations on the evening news cast....a news clip does qualify as television coverage...so, its still bullshit
The one I am watching says "the first time". <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/ANKlLVaLwmw&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/ANKlLVaLwmw&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>
Don,t know but that Malibu wagon doing wheelies was really cool! I would have liked to see more of it....
zMAX is actually two dragstrips built side by side with a concrete wall separating them. To my knowledge it is the only one ever built like it. There were several dragstrips back in the sixties and seventies that were wide enough to run 4 at a time and did as seen in these great pictures also including York US 30 in York Pa. That is probably where Jenkins ran four abreast. I was at the Pinks all Out race at zMAX and I can tell you that wagon was the most popular car there.
Mid 60s, my dads firt time to Minnesota Dragways they had so many cars in the stock classes that they whittled them down running 4 at a time.
Edit: oops...looks like this was about PINKS. I'm here at the NMCA/NMRA (combined) event and we ran 4 JETS last night and the announcer said the same thing. The "first time" comments by the announcer were strictly regarding jets and I don't think the announcer was alive when that shot from Fontana was taken....simple mistake.... My bad.
Gee whiz, imagine anyone (particularly those who were NOT there), whether it be on the HAMB or on TV, attempting to re-write history.... Thanks for keeping it real, Mazooma1
Fuelers and Jets? Hmmph. How about six roadsters on a two laner....? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDmeIC7tMQ4
Mazooma1 is right. Leave stuff unchallanged and it becomes chiseled in stone fact. I was at Fontana when they ran the four jets. I was standing on a 55 gal. garbage can right by the start. Some time ago a friend gave me a video tape of Santa Ana airport. Shot in the early 50s. Its mostly 8mm home video. Very choppy and rough but priceless. Where else could you see a guy in a dragster with a roll bar that only comes up to his shoulders? And a tee shirt and Levis (with appropriate turn ups) for a fire suit? The video also shows stockers running 4 wide. So please, check your facts. Four lane racing is older than a lot of people on this forum.
Thanks for keeping the vigil Doug. Re writing history seems to be the norm these days. My very first time ever down a drag strip was at Pomona, in 1960 in my Dad's 348 '60 El Camino. I lined up with 3 other super stockers. Scared the shit out of me. 15 years old, and in a 4 car drag race on a track that was barely wide enough for anything but door handle to door handle. I was so nervous, I missed second gear.
Rockford Dragway Ill. (Now Byron Dragway) ran four wide racing in the late '60s I saw some first hand, even some funny cars , but mostly bracket type cars I believe.
Maybe the announcer was trying to say "The first time cars have run four wide with the Walls of Death between them." Personally, I liked it better without the walls.
Budd's Creek MD also ran 4 at a time. Saw nitro funny cars, alcohol funny cars as well as pro stocks run there. This was in the mid 70's. That may be where the above pro stock pic came from. They also had paramutual betting on the races before the authorities told them to quit it.
I've got a picture of The Filthy Forty racing another gasser and two stockers at York U.S. 30 around 1961. Don't ask me to post it "cause I'm old and don't know how. I gave a copy to Pork Zartman at the York renunion a couple of years ago.
Dragway 42 was probably 1 of, if not THE first to run 4 lanes. Others track's ran it for exibition reasons or special events, 42 ran 4 lanes for years.


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True. In your example, the DL par score at the 20 over mark would be 80odd, and having outscored it already, the team chasing would be declared winners by run differential between the Revised Target and actual total, and not wickets.
What am saying is the 100 already scored by them had no relevance in determining the 80odd revised Target, which was the point I was contesting in the other thread. Ie, Wi's score of 30odd had no role in determining the 60 they were set off 6.
Well the entire Caribbean including Guyana has been experiencing a drought.The drought in Guyana continued until the T20 competition actually began. Go figure. If you want rain in Guyana put three sticks in the ground for international cricket.Works like a charm most of the time.
Yeah there's bad luck involved but these competitions get planned months in advance and there's an obvious risk that Guyana in the rainy season is likely to be, well, rainy
Yeah, because you know it NEVER rains in England. No siree.Never. That country DOES NOT have a reputation for being rainy. I mean it's not like rain HAD any impact at that wonderful, perfect tournament in that country last year. So let's only have tournaments in countries not known for being rainy because it's not like South Africa is known for rain either. Nope. Not all.
ICC has to act upon this rain in T20 nonsense. Ireland was robbed today. It's only a matter of time before a big powerhouse like Australia or India get knocked out of a tournament due to these stupid rain rules and then ICC will have to scramble and do damage control. Why don't they get ahead of the problem? They are either super lazy or just don't care.
As I posted in the other thread T20 matches should be played on artificial pitches allowing the game to continue during rain. It would be exciting to watch a match played in pouring rain
they have to change the min overs to 10
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Laura grew up in the state of Nebraska. She has used her dance teaching and performing experience to collaborate with refugee youth empowerment projects, including the Liberian Dance Troupe at the Buduburam Refugee Settlement in Ghana, and the African Refuge Youth and Family Center in Staten Island, New York. At African Refuge, Inc., Laura was also the Youth and Family Program Coordinator, which allowed her to develop curriculum for after school and summer programs. Laura has worked with youth in Nebraska, New York, Ghana, and Liberia, and currently works with families in crisis as a Family Preservation Therapist in New Orleans, Louisiana. She believes strongly in the power of creative expression, particularly dance, to increase resilience in individuals and communities.
An incredible visual artist, Corina specializes in painting. She has also worked with children of all ages for over twelve years, including those with special needs. Corina has both experienced and enabled deep connections and learning through art. Her ability to connect and communicate through art has served as a powerful catalyst for overcoming obstacles, and she is committed to continue using art to create opportunities to those who need it most.
Three of our team members, Shua, Terryl, and Corina, worked with 8th, 9th, and 11th graders to teach critical thinking skills through visual arts and spoken word poetry. In a condensed program, we worked with each class for three hours a day for six days. We built increasingly higher levels of critical thinking, together constructing the steps towards becoming critical thinkers.
We started with collecting evidence through close-looking and making detailed observations. To this end, we began by teaching our students how to make contour drawings in our art class. From within a few meters of the school doors, we gathered all shapes, sizes, colors, and types of leaves. Spreading the leaves over tables and gathering the students around, we asked them to examine every detail of the greenery they were used to glancing over. From the range of edges to the variety of vein patterns in the leaves, the students were surprised at all the differences they observed when looking closely. In practicing making drawings of leaves, the students' eyes slowly followed the contours of a leaf as their pencils trailed along the paper.
In our subsequent poetry class, we asked our students to make observations about a poem we gave them. They again practiced close-looking by discovering differences in line lengths and sentences structures, examining word choice, and uncovering onomatopoeias. They learned how to collect evidence that they would later use to make inferences and draw conclusions. Through this drawing lesson and poetry class, we began to strengthen their critical thinking capabilities through tangible and fun lessons.
Each day of learning built upon the last, increasing the number of tools the students could work with both in and out of school. We taught our students about reasoning effectively, about systems thinking, about credibility and making decisions. A lesson on the color wheel led to an exercise in deductive reasoning. A class on examining assumptions and reflecting on alternatives resulted in the writing and performance of several powerful poetry pieces. Our students consistently blew our minds with their insights and creations, as their own confidence increased with each original piece they created. We greatly enjoyed sharing laughs and paint, their willingness and courage to share some very personal pieces, and learning alongside of them. We are looking forward to seeing them again very soon!
Three volunteers, Laura, Christine, and Patrick, joined CCI team members, Shua, Terryl, and Jingqiu, to unveil this unique program. For seven days, 60 students experienced a rigorous and active curriculum that demanded their engagement in the steps of critical thinking. Paralleling the program laid out in India, each lesson built upon the skills learned in prior lessons, equipping our students with the necessary tools to become effective critical thinkers.
Our students were delighted to learn capoeira moves and salsa steps, to form musical instruments from unexpected materials, to create compositions in improvisation jamming sessions. More importantly, our students learned how to collect evidence they would then use to reason effectively, to identify key relationships within a system and examine their interactions, to identify assumptions and explore alternatives, and to make well-reasoned decisions. Our goal is that our students perform these kinds of complex tasks to ultimately make them critical problem solvers both in and outside of the classroom.
Upon conducting an exit interview with the school's principal, he told us in the short time that we were there, we had changed the way he viewed education. He said that before he thought the way to aid Haiti was through increased financial support and increased school enrollment. Through our program, he realized that the best help for Haiti is to teach students how to think, to develop their positive spirit as they learn how to critically solve problems. These skills will not only improve their individual life outcomes, but contribute to their country's development as they grow into active citizens. This is the education that our students around the world need.


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List of 10 bad habits that I want to eliminate or at least lessen in no particular order...
10. Trichotillomania -- Ever since I was about 12 years old, I tend to twirl, tug, play with my hair when I am idle such as watching T.V. or reading. At particularly stressful times I find myself tugging harder and more frequently on my hair, and it's not uncommon to find 50+ strands of hair where I was sitting. I'm resolved to make more effort to reduce this habit, mainly the barrier method, that is, using scarves or other head coverings so I won't have access to my hair.
9. House clutter -- I am the first to admit that I am a poor housekeeper. I let dishes and laundry pile up, floors go unswept, etc. for lengthy periods of time. It's easy to let things get into such a disarray since I live by myself. Trying to set myself to a schedule so I can have a tidier living space.
8. Temper -- When I get angry, especially with those close to me, I get ANGRY. Will focus on certain techniques to control my temper...
7. Cursing -- This one goes hand in hand with #8. When I lose my temper I tend to curse...a lot. Will also work on choosing less foul language to express myself.
6. Internet addiction -- It's rare that I don't spend at least 1 hour of idle time on the internet. I'm resolved to set a timer to limit myself to only 30 minutes a day.
5. Better oral hygiene -- After spending a ton of time, money, and effort to fix my jaws and teeth, I want to have impeccable oral health. I've been lazy about brushing right after I eat, flossing and using the waterpik lately. Will re-double my efforts so my orthognathic and orthodontic journey won't be in vain.
4. Better networking/maintaining friendships -- I've never had a problem with meeting new people and breaking the ice. However, maintaining contacts and friendships has never been my forte. Will work on checking in more regularly with past acquaintances and business contacts.
3. More positive thinking and affirmations -- My mother once told me that some people see the world through rose-colored glasses, but I seem to see the world through grey-colored glasses. To a large extent this is true -- when I am in a dark mood it's hard for me to focus on the positive things in my life. Will work more on becoming an optimist.
2. Stronger support -- Ever since I was a child I have always hated asking for help. I guess it doesn't help that I was raised in a family with a pull-yourself-up-by-the-bootst
raps mentality. I've been making efforts to expand my circle of friends who I'd feel comfortable reaching out to when I'm feeling down.
1. Better mental health -- I've been working on improving my mental health. I put so much effort into my physical well being, I could certainly do better with the mental aspect. I blogged earlier with biting the bullet and seeking out a pyschiatrist. My first session went well and I have my follow up appointment next week. I also have my first therapy counseling session next week with a psychologist. I hope to at least do monthly visits to keep me on track to better mental health.
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Great list of goals! I can identify with several things on your list. You can totally accomplish all of these; take it one step at a time!
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Take up knitting, crochet, or needlework during tv time. It keeps your hands busy. It is good you have identified what you face and what you need to do to make it happen. Keep up the good work, on step at a time, one moment at a time.
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You have more than half way there, you have been able to identify what you want to do...
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The first step always is deciding what to do. Sounds like you've set those out clearly for yourself and are moving forward. Way to go!
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I could write a book on some of these points; for example, I have never (okay, rarely) been able to ask for help. I was raised to
do everything for myself. Yikes! I do know
that I need others, I just can't ask for help.
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A summer reading skills program is being offered by the Institute of Reading Development and UCR Extension. What a great way to build reading skills, gain confidence, and a love of reading! Click for more info!
Give blood - give the gift of life! The Todd Elementary Blood Drive will be on Friday, March 6th from 11am-4pm. Please sign up in the front office to reserve your time slot. The class with the most participation will receive a prize.
Our Spring fundraiser is RUNNING off to a great start! Friday, March 13th is our "Freaky Friday" JOG-A-THON. 100% of all money raised goes straight to the school for the students! This is our major event for fundraising that will benefit Todd Elementary now and for the future. So...who wants...PRIZES?!! (Click on the picture for more info.)
My Coke Rewards has changed its program and will now awards schools CASH$$ for donated points!! If you drink any of the Coca-Cola products pictured here you could help our school by donating your points. Just bring in the codes located on the Coke product - under the cap or under the flap. Click on the title above to learn more.
We're looking to build a team to represent Todd Elementary at the 100 Mile Club's Run4Kids event, to be held on March 21, 2015 from 8am – 5pm at Auburndale Intermediate. It's open to all members of your family! We will have camp set up and snacks –it'll be a picnic! With vendors, music and entertainment it's catered for the whole family! Kids and parents can earn miles by walking or running. You can show up anytime and stay as long as you can. Sign-ups at Todd will be every Wednesday morning. (Click on the picture for more info!)
Yearbooks on SALE now for $20! Buy your yearbook now and save your memories for a lifetime! Go to community.pictavo.com to purchase your yearbook.
"Welcome to our Magical Brainforest" is the sign you will see as you enter the office at Todd Elementary School. Located in Sycamore Creek, at the base of the Cleveland National Forest, we have an amazing school community. Dr. Bernice Jameson Todd, our school's namesake, was a physician in the community who generously supported the children in Corona. Our desire at Todd Elementary School is to also give back to the community and world, just like Dr. Todd.
We are fortunate to have a school with state of the art technology. Students have responders which provide immediate feedback to themselves as well as teachers. Mimio devices allow our white boards to become interactive, with students as well as staff having the ability to move words, numbers, pictures (and anything else), around on the white board.
We currently have 28 classroom teachers, TK-6th, 2 resource teachers, a school psychologist, 2 speech teachers and a STEPS program instructional assistant. We have about 850 fabulous students attending Todd and are growing consistently.
Our "Toucan Traits" (respect, responsibility, etc.) are a big part of our school. Each day, announcements are shown through a live video feed in every classroom, where toucan traits and daily activities are announced.
We are also so fortunate to have an amazing PTA which provides incredible assemblies at our school, family nights, field trips and many other wonderful programs and supplies to support our school.
At Todd, we are excited to have the 100 Mile Club, where students in first through sixth grade have the opportunity to run 100 miles each year (or more) and earn a medal, bracelet, special pencil and special card.
Several after school clubs are offered for Todd students including Chess Club, Theater, Mad Science, and Kiwanis for Kids to name a few. In addition, our school has an environmental focus, where students recycle just about everything! Students learn about protecting our environment as well as learning about endangered species.
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Old Werewolf Show all reviews | Montana Black Edition by MontanaThis is great. I just acquired a bottle. I sprayed a wee bit on my wrists just before going shopping with my GF. She said she didn't like the idea of me leaving home smelling so good. I really like the incense and leather dry-down. 20th August, 2012 |
Old Werewolf Show all reviews | Allure Homme by ChanelI cannot wear this juice at all. If I sweat just a little, it smells like cat wee. Gives me a headache, too. I know all scents react in different ways on different people... this one does not play well with me. 20th August, 2012 |
benzganesh Malaysia Show all reviews | Lalique White by LaliqueWhat can i say, Love the Tamarind, Pepper and Lemon Leaves which evokes pleasant citrusmash-up done right, but really dislike the underwhelming longevity, and really weak silage - surprisingly though this is beautiful on a hot day and so is on a rainy day, but as i write this i just hope that Lalique strengthens this potion to be a little more stout - currently this formulation would easily pass as a Eau de Cologne than an Eau de Toilette,nevetherless of course this is an "Eau" class of fragrance and its composition and structure is really built around this. 20th August, 2012 |
andym72 United Kingdom Show all reviews | B*Men by Thierry MuglerI personally think the only connection between A*Men and B*Men is a sweetened Patchouli accord. But even then, there is a clear difference between the sweet notes used. In A*Men, it is a Caramel Candy note, which is where most of A*Mens tooth rotting, diabetic shock sweetness comes from. This along with the Mint, Coffee and Chocolate firmly peg A*Men as a gourmand. None of these exist in B*Men. If Caramel Candy is 'cooked sugar', then the sweetener in B*Men is most definitely 'burnt sugar', overcooked and blackened. This is why B*Men is nowhere near as sweet as his brother. This burnt sugar and Patchouli accord is there from top to bottom and becomes more dominant as time goes on, which might be why people consider it linear. These two also produce a tar note, not the same as the tar in A*Men, a bit more rubbery. 20th August, 2012 |
Quarry United States Show all reviews | Blackberry & Bay by Jo MaloneWith affectionate thanks to 30 Roses, I am wearing Jo Malones Blackberry & Bay, which b*u*r*s*t*s forth with tart freshness. It smells like its raining grapefruit juice, and theres a blackberry thicket growing on a far, far distant horizon. On paper, the grapefruit eventually morphs into pine. On skin, the grapefruit-like note hangs around more. 20th August, 2012 |
bFlay United States Show all reviews | Patchouli by Anglia PerfumeryNOT A MASCULINE FRAGRANCE! I love patchouli fragrances, but this was a disappointment. Overwhelming floral top that hangs in the air around the wearer. Very feminine with a waxy lipstick odor upon dry down. Very faint patchouli quality beneath the floral. Thankfully, this breaks down within 4 hours, a mercifully short longevity. 20th August, 2012 |
bFlay United States Show all reviews | Yatagan by CaronOdd cacophony of muted greens and tanning chemicals (not leather so much as the process of urning hide into leather!). I'm always surprised when i experience a fragrance by a respected house so negatively, but YATAGAN, is thoroughly unpleasant. 20th August, 2012 |
Scientia United States Show all reviews | Beyond Love by By Kilian{Excerpt from a piece I wrote on perfume}: 20th August, 2012 |
germanomio France Show all reviews | Guerlain Homme L'Eau Boisée by Guerlaina very nice variation 20th August, 2012 |
k8pierro United States Show all reviews | Rêve en Cuir by IndultI think this fragrance is a modern masterpiece. Soft, kid leather cushioned in spices, the leather noticeable from the start, but never overwhelming. 20th August, 2012 |
sblades138 United States Show all reviews | Coco Noir by ChanelOn first spritz, I'm reminded more of a "darker" Coco Mademoiselle than the original Coco - I find this disappointing because I wanted the spiciness of Coco but richer and darker (is that possible? So perhaps my expectations were flawed from the start because I like the original Coco so much!). When I think about it, I'm not sure there is much "noir" here. It's got that cloying fruit of Mademoiselle. About halfway through, I start to like it a bit more. It does become darker and slightly muskier, but it's still not intriguing. This one might even remind me more of Bath and Body Works' Black Amethyst than the similarity I found between it and Coco Mademoiselle. It's not that it smells cheap or severely off-putting (the previous reviewer is right that this is well-blended), but it doesn't grab me the way older Chanel fragrances do. I'll say this for it: the longevity is amazing, and I can smell this hours and hours later...but does that matter if I'm not enjoying it when I enjoy so many of Les Exclusifs so much better? The final dry down is quite nice and more reminiscent of the original Coco, albeit lighter and maybe more wearable for some who found Coco too heavy (yes...LIGHTER, yet labeled "noir"...so confusing). And the bottle is fantastic. It's not a scrubber, but for me this is more of a flunker than a flanker - an unnecessary addition to the already confusing mix-of-a-flanker that is Coco Mademoiselle (something I once liked in my mid 20s but as I've gotten older can't stand). This couldn't have been difficult to put together with the base for it obviously being all Mademoiselle. Polge must be laughing all the way to the bank with this one. 20th August, 2012 |
k8pierro United States Show all reviews | Pierre Cardin Pour Monsieur by Pierre CardinMy father had this in the 1970's, and I used to pinch some from him to wear out when I got "dressed up." I am female, and in 1970, the unisex fragrance concept hadn't quite gone mainstream, but I loved the deep mossy spice I got off of this--in fact, I always smelled clove, although it is not listed in the notes. I mean, when you start off loving Nuit de Noel in your childhood, where can you go from there for over-the-top fragrance glam...except here? (I guess Opium, Poison, or Obsession, but they always smelled too sweet to me). This, like Aramis (another of Dad's faves I "borrowed"), is Chypre on Steroids. This would probably choke me today, especially in the amounts I used to apply, but I did love it at the time, and I loved it on Dad, too. 20th August, 2012 |
Fabio Luisi Italy Show all reviews | Epices by PiverA great mixup, basenote pepper and cardamon. 20th August, 2012 |
cello United States Show all reviews | Oxford & Cambridge by Czech & SpeakeI'm giving this a thumbs up for being good smelling, but I have to point you towards MdM's review - this one is BIG! I don't particularily care for lavender frags, so I dabbed far from nose, throat, chest even. Wrist was close enough - this will clear a room sprayed with abandon, I would imagine. 20th August, 2012 |
The_Cologneist United States Show all reviews | The Secret by Antonio BanderasVery similar to 1 Million, but not nearly as good. You can tell they ran out of money after the top notes. A horrible bitter leather note comes in and dominates the majority of the fragrance. Overall, it seems unbalanced and childish. Props to the top notes though, very much like 1 Million, which is a 5 star fragrance imo. 20th August, 2012 |
surge United States Show all reviews | Black Violet by Tom FordLove it! 20th August, 2012 |
The_Cologneist United States Show all reviews | PS by Paul SebastianA better, more wearable version of CK Obsession. Lighter, yet lasts longer. Great signature scent material. Not exactly my style though. 20th August, 2012 |
natrance Show all reviews | HiM by Hanae MoriQuality has never been a problem with Hanae Mori. HM EDT and EDP have exceptional sillage and longevity. Hanae Mori HiM is no exception to the rule. At first, I get the same or similar notes to that of the original Curve and Mambo, nice summer fragrance...that is THE only similarities it shares with those two...the latter stages develop into a complex, warm drydown. The top notes reside to bring forth a spicy, woody sweetness, not quite gourmand, but very soothing...it definitely gets better with time!! 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 22nd August, 2012) |
ericrico United States Show all reviews | Woods of Windsor for Men / Gentleman by Woods of WindsorI recently swapped with a great individual to get this Vintage bottle of Woods of Windsor for Gentleman (dated 1992 on the back of the bottle) - I am very fortunate and glad I did! 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 29th August, 2012) |
Francop Spain Show all reviews | Jewel For Him by Martine MicallefI wore this scent today and could hardly get anything out of it...just a citrus top note and some faint oud in the background... 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 06th September, 2012) |
muskymoi United States Show all reviews | Belle du Soir by Le LaboI know they don't really share any notes, from what I read, but BDS reminded me of Shalimar in the top note opening for about 10 minutes before settling into the woods. Sillage, medium to low. Longevity, about 5 good hours. I wore it on a first date. No compliment. :( 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 09th September, 2012) |
noirdrakkar United States Show all reviews | Old Spice by Procter & GamblePeople are going to bash this because it is cheap, familiar, easily accessible, reminds people of their father and half the country wears it, but in the end, I enjoy it. It's a classic for a reason. 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 06th November, 2012) |
Sniffmonkey United Kingdom Show all reviews | 1876 by Histoires de ParfumsInitially a fruity rose, with a cumin/civet undertow that I enjoy (this is nowhere near as animalic as The Different Company's Rose Poivre, which is shockingly civet-heavy to my nose). A few minutes in, a strong cedarwood note emerged that jarred with - rather than supported - the liqueur-like rose, and I was ready to dismiss this. 1804, which I was testing at the same time, was my preferred scent of the two at this stage. 20th August, 2012 (Last Edited: 10th February, 2013) |
rogalal United States Show all reviews | XJ Homme by XerjoffImagine Knize Ten - it's that wonderful doughy suede smell of methyl ionone with a thin undercurrent of animalic gasoline grossness played against lush peach skin and florals. Now, take out the florals and the peach skin and everything that's "pretty" and replace it with poopy civet and Montale's band-aid oud. That's essentially what XJ Homme smells like to me. 21st August, 2012 |
DON LUCCHESSE Show all reviews | The One for Men by Dolce & GabbanaLove this Cologne love it in the winter with a suit or a casual night or in the summer or in fall...gets compliments like crazy an my wife loves it love the grapefruit an the tobacco smell .. 21st August, 2012 |
crono38 United States Show all reviews | Artisan by John VarvatosStrong Orange or Clementine with a small cedar like smell? Or just a bitter orange smell that is pretty linear. It's nothing special, I wouldn't buy it and if gifted this, I would wear it just to smell of something. 21st August, 2012 |
crono38 United States Show all reviews | Givenchy Play Intense by GivenchyTake my review and all other reviews with a grain of salt. And don't blind buy. Buy samples, with the $50 you'd have to pay for this you could buy 17 samples, and much, MUCH greater odds of liking 1 in 17. If you don't like this you just wasted $50, and I'm glad I sampled this rather than bought it. 21st August, 2012 |
crono38 United States Show all reviews | Eternity for Men by Calvin KleinSmells like a watery citrus. I could see why this was popular in its day. It smells appealing, not fresh but still very good. Try it! 21st August, 2012 |
DON LUCCHESSE Show all reviews | Black Jeans by VersaceNo other Cologne touches my heart like versace black jeans love this fragrance specially in the winter with a nice italian suit.... its just sophisticated an rare it brings me great memories an I continue to make memories with this sophisticated Cologne in every jazz bar in the world that I can get a hold of.. 21st August, 2012 |
MonkeyBars United States Show all reviews | Escentric 01 by Escentric MoleculesI don't get a resemblance to Fahrenheit at all. 21st August, 2012 |


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text: Main Street, WyomingMain Street, WyomingWyoming BasketballAirs Tuesday, August 6 at 8:30 PM To the outside world, Wyoming is not a basketball state. But the faithful packing gyms and fired up for March Madness know better. They point to Kenny Sailors, inventor of the jump-shot, and leader of the University of Wyoming's 1943 NCAA championship team. Seated on bleachers around the state, loyal fans trade stories about other Cowboy State greats: Shannon Brown, Kristen Newlin, Gerald Mattinson, Megan McGuffey, Marcus Bailey, Jaycee Carroll and James Johnson.Watch Hooping It Up - Wyoming High School Basketball on PBS. See more from Main Street Wyoming. Visit the local Main Street, Wyoming website for more information on this and other related programs. |


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The excursion will be a coastal walk on the Gower of about 3 1/2 hours.
We will climb some rocks and dunes, walk through woods on a possibly wet path, and conclude with a walk along the beach (swimming possible) heading for Oxwich Bay Hotel where the conference dinner will take place.
Good walking shoes are absolutely necessary!
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As Brotzeit we will provide a bottle of water, an apple and a snack bar.
2 Buses leave University | 14:30 |
Start of walk at Southgate | 15:15 |
Arrival at Oxwich Bay Hotel | 18:45 |
Refreshments | 19:00 |
Dinner | 20:00 |
Return to University | 23:00 |
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Don't Expect Hitch In Phoenix
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 11:14 AM ET
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from the Arizona Republic,
Gretzky vehemently denied rumors that former Philadelphia Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock would soon join the Coyotes in some capacity. "The only thing I've said to Ken was to come out and spend a few days with me and get away and play some golf and watch some hockey out here if he wanted to," Gretzky said. "As far as him coming on board with us, (the answer is) unequivocally no."more on the Yotes "hard" skate yesterday and Roenick wants the team to come together... added 11:42am via the Philadelphia Inquirer,
It is looking more and more likely that Hitchcock will end up behind the bench in Phoenix, with Wayne Gretzky moving upstairs.Someone is wrong!!!
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Hatcher Must Go
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 11:08 AM ET
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from the Trenton Times,
And like the Mets, who saw Mays retire after the 1973 season, the Flyers need to let Hatcher go. It won't be an easy pill to swal low. Hatcher is only 10 games into the second season of a four-year, $14 million contract he signed after the lockout. Putting him on waiv ers -- where he likely would go unclaimed -- would save the team $3.5 million against the salary cap this year. The hard choice comes this summer. The Flyers can let Hatcher spend the next two seasons skating for the Phantoms, or they can buy out the remaining two years of the deal. That move would save on Comcast-Specta cor's internal budget, as the team would only have to play two-thirds of the remaining $7 million. But the cap hit would be about $1.17 million a season for four seasons, as under league rules that remaining two-thirds amount stays on the cap for twice the remaining life of the contract.more
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Banned For Life
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 10:59 AM ET
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from the Oswego Daily News,
Brandon "Sugar" Sugden, of the Syracuse Crunch hockey team, candidly described how he was banned for life from the sport he loves because drugs and alcohol took over his life.... "I drank and broke curfew every night," he said. Today he realizes, "There is nothing good going to come from going out and getting drunk." As for drugs, he says, "Just don't do them. They're horrible. I wish I had never done drugs." He first tried cocaine when he was 21 while in Cincinnati. The next year, he brought coke with him to training camp. "It's something you train your whole life for and then you go and do something stupid," he recalls. He got kicked off the team; but he continued to do coke, he said.more
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No Moves For Columbus
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 10:29 AM ET
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from the Columbus Dispatch,
"I don't think we've gotten a total feel for this team yet, with (Fedorov) just coming back (from a shoulder injury) and getting into shape," MacLean said. "I don't want to do anything right now, because I really like the make-up of the team. And the coaches like the makeup of our team. "I'm talking to different teams, but no more or less than usual, and our start to the season has nothing to do with it. Honestly, I'm not looking to do anything right now." How long will MacLean stay in waitand-see mode? The Blue Jackets, with only 19 goals in nine games, are one of the NHL's lowest-scoring clubs.more
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All Alone
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 10:23 AM ET
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from James Duthie of TSN,
Quick, kids, name the most useless, irrelevant position in sports. Point After holder for the Buffalo Bills? Valid, but no. Post-Season Ticket Coordinator, Kansas City Royals? Close. Personal Trainer, John Daly? Sorry. Try NHL Goal Judge. Oh sure, once upon a time he was Da Man! Any goal the referee didn't see clearly, it would be all up to him. His thumb and that little red-light button would decide the outcome of many a game.read on
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Middle Of The Pack
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 10:17 AM ET
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from Chris Stevenson of the Ottawa Sun,
The easy thing to say is they are a work in progress, these Senators, but the more accurate description is they must progress in their work. Where have you heard that before, huh? Despite some improved play lately, the same flaws keep cropping up -- too much individualistic play, not enough patience -- though not as often, and Senators coach Bryan Murray is starting to sound like he's about had enough.continued
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Koharski Sidelined
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 10:14 AM ET
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from HockeyRefs,
NHL referee Don Koharski is out for about a week after a puck hit his face Saturday, sources said. Koharski, 50, was overseeing a game between the visiting New York Rangers and Phoenix Coyotes when a puck deflected into his face in the third period. The game, which ended in a 7-3 loss for Phoenix, was finished by referee Tom Kowal and linesmen Brad Kovachik and Tim Nowak.continued
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Without Powerplays…
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 09:59 AM ET
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from Al Strachan of the Toronto Sun,
If it weren't for power plays, we'd be watching soccer on ice. Take out the goals that are scored in an unbalanced-manpower situation these days and you're usually left with something along the lines of a 1-1 game.... On a purely physical level, players are getting bigger and faster. On a skill level, they're getting better and better. And since it's always easier to destroy than create, it stands to reason that it's getting harder and harder to create a scoring play in a rink that has not changed in size in a hundred years.read on
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Islanders Not Interested In Allison
by Paul on 10/31/06 at 09:53 AM ET
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via Newsday,
Don't look for free agent Jason Allison on Long Island anytime soon. A team official said yesterday the Isles have no interest in pursuing the center, who had 60 points in 66 games for Toronto last season.
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Two Takes On European Player Development
by George Malik on 10/31/06 at 07:02 AM ET
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By George Malik Two articles from the Globe and Mail caught my eye recently: First, Ken Campbell does a nice job of debunking the IIHF's study on the NHL's "detrimental" effects on European player development:
The motivation behind the IIHF report was to try to convince the hockey powers to allow players to play longer in Europe, not only so that they'll ultimately develop into better NHL players, but so they'll fill more European rinks, and elevate the quality of play and the teams over there will make more money.
The fact is, playing as a teenager in a foreign land might not be for everyone. But is it that destructive for a player to come to North America and learn the language, culture and style of play before embarking on an NHL career? One of the stats in the study astounds me, quite frankly. It points out that 79.4 per cent of the Europeans who came to play in the CHL as 16- or 17-year-olds never went on to play in the NHL. That means, then, that 20.6 per cent of them did. That's a phenomenal number!
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HPT 3 Stars: Carter's latest trick not disappearing act |
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Wednesday, 16 May 2012 01:32 |
1) Jeff Carter, Los Angeles Kings – It took him a while, but Jeff Carter decided to show up just at the right time for the Kings, tallying a natural hat trick over the final two periods of the Kings' 4-0 win over the Phoenix Coyotes to give L.A. a 2-0 series lead. Carter, who now has four goals and seven points in eleven playoff games, scored two of his three goals on the power play. |