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Granted, its not the most original thing ever, but I did bust my ass on this for quite some time. Its all drawn by hand, then scanned, then colored in Photoshop, and then animated. Sometimes, it doesn't translate all that well into Flash, but watchoogonna do.
I reccommend you watch it twice. The sound matches perfectly, but if you have a slow computer, it might not be properly syncronized anymore, so I recommend you pause/play the movie to let it all catch up and go back into place. Do this at 2 mins and 4 mins in the movie, and you should be okay.
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Reminds me of Heavy Metal
The artwork is very impressive -- it definitely shows the amount of work the artist put in. The quality reminds me of Heavy Metal; I could easily see this animation in a third movie or a still version in the magazine. Perhaps you should consider having it published there . . . I don't necessarily think there should have been one more flashback to explain the cause of the standoff. Sometimes we run into a situation on the second reel like that and never know the Whys, and I think that's what was intended here. I do find it impressive that the artist was able to invoke my interest in these characters with so little background on them -- makes me wonder why and feel like there's some kind of tragic loss at the end. Excellent work.
Heavy metal..... you ean that movie with all the huge tits and all the blood and shit.
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Pretty good...
Great visuals.Nice tension...But the story lacks...Movie left unclear why those characters were going to kill eachother...there should have been one more flashback to the cause of this standoff...
What made my jaw drop about this movie were the backrounds and the shadows...Wow...You know what you should have done with those backdrops...sidescroller-adventure game a'la Flashback or Another World...when I saw the movie good old memories rushed back to me about those games...Sacrebleu I say...
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you managed to tween aload of dodgily traced pictures, in the most boring story ever (if you can call it a story)
the only good bit was i laughed my ass off when it zoomed in on that guys eyes and he was like blinking every half a second and looking around really quick hahahaha
crap attempt at building up tension, which led to nothing.
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Where was the Watch?
Nice futuristic remake of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
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too bad
first part you make so long i was afraid i was going to fall asleep, and than the good part(the shooting) takes about -- ohhh- 2 seconds?
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During rehearsals for Douglas Hughes' production of "The Playboy of the Western World" some three years ago, Martha Plimpton was asked if she would ever be interested in joining Steppenwolf Theatre's famed acting ensemble.
Except for the smoke signals, the process by which Steppenwolf adds ensemble members could reasonably be compared to the Vatican's papal elections. But Plimpton certainly seemed to fit the bill.
An immensely talented actress, she had already distinguished herself on Steppenwolf's stage in John Malkovich's 1996 production of "The Libertine." And in an ensemble with a decent share of movie celebrities, Plimpton certainly could hold her own.
She patented the part of the moody tomboy teenager in such movies as "Shy People" and "Running on Empty." Once linked romantically with the likes of River Phoenix and Christian Slater, the daughter of actors Keith Carradine and Shelley Plimpton had already appeared in mainstream Hollywood fare like "Parenthood" and "Stanley & Iris" when the question was asked.
But Plimpton did not like the inquiry back then. Her face scrunched up with indignation, she suggested that the idea was preposterous and the questioner entirely out of order.
A few weeks later, Plimpton was asked to join the ensemble and accepted.
During the week of preview performances for her current Steppenwolf project, Henrik Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler," Plimpton was able to laugh about how she felt back then.
"I admit that I wanted it terribly at that moment," she said of the offer, "but it still came as a surprise."
But given her distingushed prior career, why was this such a big deal?
"I've never been particularly ambitious," she said, "but being asked to join the ensemble gave me a sense of my future. It has given me an appreciation of my potential as an actor. Where else could an actor my age have the freedom to take risks and be accepted?"
Plimpton, now 31, views her career in a way that differs from that of the typical Steppenwolf actor. Most members of the ensemble came to Steppenwolf relatively early in their professional lives and then felt the itch to move into film later. Many of them return to the stage from time to time, of course, but Steppenwolf has usually functioned as their creative anchor rather than something to hold out as the dream of a mature actor.
Plimpton, on the other hand, has been a movie actress since age 8, and thus Hollywood holds little mystery to her. And although she is clearly interested in doing some theater in New York (the city where she has always lived), she exudes the sense that if she could be working full time at Steppenwolf for the next five years, then that would be perfectly fine. Even if she acknowledges that L.A. agents tend to think that actors who go legit especially in Chicago have temporarily placed themselves on the disabled list.
"Theater is now my job," she says, eyes widening. "It is not my hobby."
She's especially happy if the theater in question is being directed by Douglas Hughes (who also directed her in "Playboy"). Although he was recently involved in an internal political struggle that led to his recent resignation as artistic director of the Long Wharf Theatre in Connecticut, the adapter and director of "Hedda" can do no wrong in Plimpton's eyes.
"He is easily the best director I have ever worked with," Plimpton says, as she talks in detail about his approach to classic texts. "I think many of the other people in the cast feel that as well." Especially given the new freedom in Hughes' schedule, Plimpton clearly hopes that he will be joining her at Steppenwolf more and more.
It was Hughes, after all, who suggested that she do the role of "Hedda" a year ago at Long Wharf (the current Steppenwolf production is a remounting, but with a different supporting cast). The piece got a mixed critical reaction on its initial outing.
"I take it at as a good thing that people either loved it beyond love or responded with passionate hatred," she said. "I can't stand indifference."
Besides, she argues, the edge is in the original text.
"We did not," Plimpton said, as her dog Alice lumbered through the interview, licking all and sundry, "have any interest in making these people likable."
Once she's done with "Hedda," Plimpton will take a break and then return to Steppenwolf to make her directing debut in Steppenwolf's Garage theater.
"Martha Lavey called me, in that den-mother way of hers," Plimpton said. "And she told me that it was time for me to direct."
Ergo, Plimpton will be directing. Her show will be "Absolution," by Robert William Sherwood about old high school pals who have hit the challenges of adulthood. She seems both nervous and excited at the prospect.
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MIAMI -- For LeBron James, Game 5 last season against Boston was horrific.
A year later, Game 5 was humbling.
He and the Miami Heat are halfway to an NBA championship, having finally found a way to vanquish the Celtics.
Dwyane Wade scored 34 points, James added 33 -- including the game's last 10 in a spectacular closing flourish, part of Miami's 16-0 run over the final 4:15 -- and the Heat beat the Celtics 97-87 Wednesday night to win their Eastern Conference semifinal series in five games.
When it was over, James knelt on the court, oblivious to the photographers who quickly surrounded him in Miami's celebration.
"Everything went through my mind at that point," James said. "Finally getting over this hump against this team. Everything I went through this summer, with 'The Decision' and deciding to come down here to be a part of this team ... because I knew how important team is to this sport ... and all the backlash I got from it.
"I'd be up here for two hours if I tell you exactly everything that went through my head. Very emotional at that point, you know, and happy we got through it as a team."
That they did -- as a team.
James Jones hit a 3-pointer that kickstarted the final push, and Chris Bosh finished with 14 points -- none of them more important than the two coming when he blew past Kevin Garnett for a game-tying dunk with 2:57 left.
Wade carried Miami early, then James finished the job. The 10-0 run to close the game put some long-simmering Celtics demons to rest.
"I play with the two best players in the league," Bosh said. "And we do this together."
Ray Allen led Boston with 18 points. Garnett had 15 points and 11 rebounds, Paul Pierce scored 12, and Delonte West added 10.
"Right now, I am really upset," Pierce said. "I wish I could have played better tonight. Unfortunately we came up on the short end of the stick. I tip my hat off to Miami. They really played great basketball."
Rajon Rondo finished with six points in 31 minutes for Boston, playing with what appeared to be a slimmer brace over the still-painful left elbow that he dislocated during Game 3.
"I know we gave a lot in Game 3," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said. "And I don't know if we could ever get that effort back."
The Celtics got one measure of a victory: Ending months of speculation, Rivers said he will likely return to coach next season.
Next up for the Heat is the East finals against either Chicago or Atlanta, a series that may begin as early as Sunday. Chicago leads 3-2 with Game 6 Thursday night.
James put Miami up for good with a 3-pointer with 2:10 remaining, then added a game-sealing -- more aptly, a series-sealing -- 3 with 40.4 seconds left, then turned and posed for some fans who screamed in delight.
"They make you fight for everything," James said. "You can never take the foot off the gas. You can never take a second off against that team."
Boston was done, thoroughly worn down by a younger, more athletic opponent. The Celtics won the first three meetings between the clubs this season, then lost five of the final six.
"It was a series that all of us wanted, really since training camp," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.
Wade was knocked over into some courtside seats trying to snare the final rebound, but that only prolonged the moment. James knelt in prayer for several seconds, then ran over to wrap Wade in a long embrace as the fans screamed loudly.


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More than 100 people were killed Friday as Iraqi police and tribesmen battled Al-Qaeda-linked militants who took over parts of two Anbar provincial cities, announcing one an Islamic state.
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Rosa moyesii is a species of flowering plant in the rose family Rosaceae, native to western China. Growing to 4 m (13 ft) tall by 3 m (10 ft) wide, it is a vigorous deciduous shrub, with plentiful matt green leaves and flat red or pink flowers, with yellow central stamens, in summer. These are followed in autumn (fall) by prominent bottle-shaped rose-hips.
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It's an exciting time of year for adults and children alike, and Lady Gaga teamed up with some adorable costars for "Lady Gaga & The Muppets' Holiday Spectacular" last night (November 28).
The "Edge of Glory" songstress shared the stage with Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, and the whole gang for performances of "Gypsy," "Applause," "Manicure," "Venus," "Baby It's Cold Outside," and "Santa Baby."
Possibly joining up with a Hollywood controversy, Badass Digest reports that Joseph Gordon-Levitt may star in a new movie rendition of Neil Geiman's "Sandman."
He played a porn addict in his hit film "Don Jon" and now Joseph Gordon-Levitt reveals his thoughts about the adult film industry in the December 2013 issue of British Esquire.
During his interview with the publication, the 32-year-old actor/director discusses his new film, including how he learned to find humor behind the obsessive addiction.
Bringing his directorial debut Across the Pond, Joseph Gordon-Levitt premiered "Don Jon" at the London Film Festival on Wednesday (October 16).
The "Inception" star sported a dark gray suit, black dress shirt, and striped tie as he smiled proudly on the red carpet.
Thoroughly enjoying his time overseas, Joseph Gordon-Levitt showed up at the premiere of his new movie "Don Jon" in Paris, France on Monday night (October 14).
The "Dark Knight Rises" hunk smiled for the cameras in a dark grey suit outside UGC Cine Cite Bercy while fans and shutterbugs looked on.
He's been a busy boy as of late, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt paid a visit to "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" to plug his new flick "Don Jon."
The "Dark Knight Rises" hunk was in good spirits as he chatted with Leno about the news that Ben Affleck will be playing Batman in the upcoming "Man of Steel" sequel.
He's super stoked about his directorial debut, but some people are accusing Joseph Gordon-Levitt's "Don Jon" of upholding "racist stereotypes."
According to the Italian American One Voice Coalition, the main character played by the "Inception" star is a "Jersey Shore clone whose day consists of the stereotypical ritual of 'gym, tan laundry.'"
He plays a young man obsessed with pornography in "Don Jon," but it turns out Joseph Gordon-Levitt has some pretty practical dating advice.
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text: -12- AUG 1 2 1897 BUSINESS WEEK / AUGUST 25. 1997 News: Analysis & Commentary S3113y m? SMOKE AND MIRRORS? If the tobacco settlement becomes « law, taxpayers could be the big losers •' « * & • f £ — . J. >**•' « • *i «*i T he best place to glimpse the fu- anced-budget agreement signed into ture of the proposed $368.5 bil- law on Aug. 5, the companies got a lion tobacco settlement could be $50 billion windfall. That's the amount Pascagoula. Miss. That's where new cigarette taxes will raise, and «i| years of legal battles paid off for the budget agreement says tobacco tobacco's adversaries on July 15: $170 can deduct that amount from what million was deposited in Pascagouia's it will owe if the settlement becomes SouthTrust Bank, the first installment in law. That provision followed a 6- II Mississippi's $3 billion settlement with month period in which tobacco com- the industry. panies gave nearly $2 million in Now the question is: What should unregulated "soft money" to national Mississippi, the first state to settle with political parties, according to Common the tobacco industry do with the money? FATAL FLAW. The answer will echo around the nation, if Congress adopts the global tobacco settlement reached Cause. About $1.6 million went to Re- publicans. Philip Morris Cos. led the pack, giving $794,500—$673,700 of it to Republicans. J". 2 3 for the nation's I by 40 state attorneys general and the Worse, critics say as much as one- health. Mississippi tobacco industry on June 20. The agree- third of the money in the settlement Attorney General ment will likely undergo extensive re- won't come from the tobacco industry at Michael Moore, vision. But using the present settlement all: Some $140 billion could come out of the prime mover as a framework, a growing chorus of the pockets of U. S. taxpayers. That's behind the deal, critics is starting to follow the money— because the agreement says all pay- has called it "the and they're finding a fatal flaw. Thanks ments "shall be deemed ordinary and most historic pub- to vague wording in the settlement, necessary business expenses"—meaning lic-health achieve- much of the money could be misspent, they are tax deductible. So the industry ment in histo- they say, doing little to meet the deal's will get a tax break equal to about one- ry." Moore later supposed goals: to improve public health third of what it pays, or roughly $140 broke ranks to and compensate tobacco victims. Now billion. 'This settlement represents the settle—but it's those critics are worrying that what biggest single subsidy of the tobacco not clear he will achieve much for first looked like a landmark public-health industry ever," says Stanton A. Giants, public health. 'There are those achievement could become a public-pol- a professor in the cardiology depart- who say the whole purpose of the icy nightmare. ment at the University of California at suit was to repay the Mississippi Already, tobacco has quietly won an San Francisco. taxpayer." says State Senator extremely lucrative prize: In the bal- The pact is being sold as a victory Dick Hall, chairman of the Mis- .Contf< FOLLOW THE MONEY $25 BILLION $4 BILLION Tobacco's $368.5 billion pre imseii sottk-miMit vum tlte PUBLIC HEALTH A YEAR FOR TRUST FUND TOBACCO VICTIMS states is to be distributed t" wet mis. stau* coffers ami Details of how victims will Decisions about how this such things as antismokintf '"impawns and research, in will be used for tobacco- be compensated and what » varying amounts from year < year. But it s not clear the related research have not yet the money can be used for settlement's goals will be met. been made are still unclear £1 -13- AUG 1 2 1987 ID y a i n i d AUGUST 21--. i r J 9 / sissippi Senate appropriations and additional money for other tobacco- committee. control programs. But Robin Hobart. The issue is so politicized that co-director of Americans for Nonsmok- Hall cant even move the money ers' Rights in Berkeley, Calif., says it's from Pascagoula to Jackson, the not enough. "The $200 million we now state capitaL "The attorney gen- spend for tobacco control is just a drop eral is from Pascagoula, and the in the bucket." lead attorney, Dickie Scruggs, is The ads contemplated in the settle- from Pascagoula, and I guess they ment may also be vulnerable to an in- just wanted it down there," he dustry attack In Massachusetts, which says. When the money reaches has an ad program like California's, the Jackson, he fears that 'It will industry has lobbied to cut funds for be a feeding frenzy." And as the ads and has even threatened to sue Mississippi goes, so may go the state for defamation, says Gregory m- m the nation. Tobacco isn't winning every Connolly, who oversees the Massachu- setts Tobacco Control Program. "If you battle. On Aug. 6, a Florida court think the industry is going to sit back ifl • : i ^ ordered the release of key industry documents. But the industry's loss- es are few and far between. Even and let opponents run aggressive anti- smoking ads without fighting back, you're crazy." the deal's defenders are con- MAJOft m o u r n . The settlement does /w cerned tobacco is winning too much. "A lot of issues still have its defenders, of course. One is at- torney John P. Coale, who represents haven't been settled. This is smokers in 26 state class actions. He all very murky," says William notes that the deal could overwhelm the * • D. Novelli, president of the U.S. tort system. Tort payouts now total National Center for Ibbacco- about $3 billion annually, he says. The ..• Hiti • Free Kids, who helped negotiate settlement could dump $5 billion into the the deal He believes the deal's prob- system—dwarfing all other cases. Coale, lems will ultimately be solved. a lead negotiator in the agreement, State officials even disagree about doesn't know how the money will be whether their share should be used divvied up. But he's confident it will go to for public health. Some, such as "the things that everyone agrees on... in New York Attorney General Den- the end the country gets helped." nis Vacco, argue that states should But not everyone agrees. A major be able to use their awards on problem with the agreement is that anything they like. Others, such Congress has control over how much as Minnesota Attorney General Hubert the tobacco industry should pay. And H. Humphrey III, a critic, believe the Congress has proved remarkably inef- money must be "used for the public fective at taking any punitive action health and notfixingpotholes," says his against the industry. Besides, congres- spokeswoman. Holly Ziemer. sional paralysis was precisely what the There are other controversies. The agreement was supposed to surmount. settlement allocates about $1 bil- That's why the state attorneys general lion, for example, to antismoking took matters into their own hands. Now efforts. But the funding may not that their deal has moved to Congress, be effective, critics say. According to tobacco has already won a $50 billion one proposal, much of it "would go prize in the congressional halls and to pharmaceutical companies and the cloakrooms it knows so well. That little medical industry" for free chest X- victory is a warning sign that, settle- rays and free nicotine patches for ment or no, the tobacco industry wont smokers who want to quit, says fade quietly away. William Godshall, executive director By Paul Raeburn in New York, with of SmokeFree Pennsylvania. John Carey and Susan Garland in The agreement provides for $500 Washington. Amy Barrett in Philadel- million for an antismoking ad campaign phia, and Mike France in New York $1 BILLION •SHOO MILLION S-'H) MILLION I I P TO $15 BILLION A YEAR FOR TOBACCO A YEAR FOR FEDERAL A YEAR FOR THE GRAND TOTAL CESSATION PROGRAMS HEALTH AGENCIES ANnSMOKlNG ADS States would get the balance Could be gobbled up by the Unclear how this money Far too little to establish of the annual payments and pharmaceutical industry with would be spent and who effective programs like those be free to use the money for little ultimate effect on would make the actual now operating in California anything from public health smoking rates spending decisions and Massachusetts to potholes * r • -14- AW \imi Economic Viewpoint BY ROBERT KUTTNER WHY CONGRESS SHOULD STUB OUT THE TOBACCO DEAL W hen tobacco executives, state attor- neys general, and public-health ad- vocates announced their 25-year deal on June 20, it seemed an extraordinary coup. The industry gave up a $368.5 billion The $5 billion annual cap on claims, com- bined with a $1 million ceiling on individual suits, means as few as 5,000 claimants a year could collect. Several arcane provisions would discourage litigation. For example, a special pot for victim compensation and antismoking panel of three federal judges would have to education. It got a cap on liability and a delay approve access to documents that the indus- in nicotine regulation. Tobacco stocks rallied. try claims are privileged. Litigation would But the settlement is backfiring on the in- have to pass through the eye of this needle. dustry, as well it should. Private deals such as* The deal also bans most class actions. this are a bad way to set regulatory policy. SACKED TENETS. As the antitobacco side took The costs of smoking-related illness were $38 a closer look at the details, one supporter af- billion in 1995 alone, while the deal covers ter another has defected. Apart from its de- only about $8 billion a year, adjusted for in- tails, the deal was dubious all along on two flation, according to recent Senate testimony key grounds of process. The parties got to- by Jeffrey E. Harris, a physician and econo- gether, in secret negotiations, to settle a ma- mist at Massachusetts General Hospital and jor issue of public-health policy. Congress, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology. To- bystander, was supposed to sign on the dotted BAD ODOR: bacco came to the table only because tort lit- igation against tobacco was at last making line. This was not exactly what the framers of the Constitution had in mind, nor is it the role The parties headway. It was the litigation that uncov- ered the most damaging documents on what Congress fancies for itself. The deal mocks one of the sacred tenets of law and economic met in secret the industry knew and what it concealed. Courtroom sympathy is shifting dramatically theory, which holds that private parties, on their own, will reach efficient bargains. In to settle a to plaintiffs. Only last week, a Florida trial judge ruled that the industry's favorite de- this case, the absent party was the public, and the deal reached precludes the future major issue of fense—that the public was well aware of the hazards of smoking—could not be used in use of the common law for future redress. Second, it is bizarre to design a product-li- public-health that state's Medicaid reimbursement suit. The more headway made by litigation, the ability cap for one industry. The Supreme Court recently threw out the proposed mass policy-not less reason antismoking advocates have to settle. After all, the industry exists to sell settlement of asbestos claims, on the grounds that one group of negotiator could not prop- erly abrogate the rights of those not at the quite what the cigarettes. The more insulated the industry is from litigation and regulation, the more to- table. And if the tobacco industry, of all in- bacco it will sell. The industry has a long dustries, gets a cap on product liability, why framersofthe history of turning "constraints" to its advan- shouldn't more deserving groups, such as auto tage. Package warnings, hailed as a public- makers or toy manufacturers, get one, too? Constitution health advance in the 1960s, became the basis Others in the business community are in a for defeating lawsuits. The ban on TV ads quandary. Should they support their tobacco had in mind spurred a generation of tobacco-sponsored events and product-placement strategies. brethren, hoping the pact will set a precedent for similar product-liability agreements? Or Ptn, DREAM. The deal, of course, requires should they shun this deal because its obvious ratification by Congress, since only Congress failings are giving anticorporate Naderism a can delay or hobble the Food & Drug Ad- boost? Business would be wise to treat Big ministration's efforts to gain authority to reg- Tobacco like, well... like a cancer. ulate tobacco as a drug, and only Congress This deal is billed as the best trade-off ob- can change the product-liability rules. The tainable, but a regulated industry should not industry thought state attorneys general and be given a veto over the acceptable terms public-health advocates would troop to Capitol of regulation. Many of the public-health pro- Hill to bless the deal—a pipe dream. The visions of the deal that step up antismoking proposal smoked out much tougher opposi- campaigns and restrict tobacco marketing are tion by former Republican health appointees admirable. They should be enacted—and pri- C. Everett Koop and David A. Kessler, as vate antitobacco litigation should continue. In Robert Kuttner ts co-editor of The American Prospect ana autnor of The well as new demands from mainstream health a few years, we can revisit a settlement with End of tn$$ez-Fatre organizations and the Administration. a deservedly weaker tobacco industry. T116941427 -15- AUG 1 2 1997 BUSINESS WEEK MONDAY AUGUST 18/ 25. 1997 Letter From North rarolina foreign growers can't match the quality EDITED BY SANDRA DALLAS \w£-u of the bright leaf grown in North Car- olina or the rich burley from the Vir- ginia and Kentucky foothills, he says. There's also concern about what the agreement will do to the complex price- TOBACCO COUNTRY FACES support system that keeps auction prices high. Under one of two surviving New Deal-era agriculture-support pro- LIFE AFTER TOBACCO grams (the other is for peanuts), fann- ers are allotted a certain number of acres, usually 50, for tobacco. The al- lotments, which are enforced by the fed- eral government, can be rented. The program started in 1938, when tobacco was a penny a pound, partly to squelch any attempts by cigarette makers to snatch up foreclosed farms and monop- *' r"- olize tobacco growing, Last year, tobac- co was $1.92 per pound. "The tobacco program tends to preserve small farms," says Blake Brown, a professor of agri- cultural economics at North Carolina OH*»P—r»riJ State University in Raleigh. But if the support program becomes a victim of political fights expected over the proposed tobacco deal* prices could drop by as much as 50c, driving many of those small farmers out of business. As a large farmer, Griffin probably could hang on, though his income would drop. BOO WASTE. Griffin's greatest uncer- tainty, however, is what would happen if the settlement becomes a first step in banning tobacco outright. The Tbbacco Belt's sandy, loamy soil, along with the T he breeze that blows in from the stand of loblolly pines is hot, so there's no relief from the blazing Carolina sun. Steve Griffin bends over LOOKING FOR ANSWERS The proposed $368 billion deal may change, says farmer Griffin, hot humid climate, is perfect for grow- ing tobacco. But it can't grow much else. There's cotton, but North Carolina farmers who have switched find that one of the chest-high tobacco plants "but in any event, it's bad for us. their quality cant compete with cotton stretching in straight rows in his dry The question is just how bad" from Texas, the country's biggest grow- field. He looks at the flowering top, er. And while Griffin plants 100 acres of touches a silky green leaf. "NahV' he than all hia other products combined— cotton—the same acreage as tobacco— says, "too early. Maybe next week, if cotton, peanuts, oats, com, soybeans, he makes only a traction as much from we get some rain." timber, and wheat. "The deal may iU Another possibility is livestock, es- It's a critical time for Griffin's 100- change, but in any event, it's bad for ua. pecially hogs. Since 1990, hog farms acre tobacco crop. Spring was cool and The question is just how bad" he says. have made their mark on the North wet on his 1,025-acre family farm in Cigarette manufacture* have a cush- Carolina landscape. But hog waste has this Big Swamp community six miles ion in robust demand overseas, notably north of the small town of Washington, in Europe and Southeast Asia, which on the eastern edge of North Caroli- counters flat domestic consumption. And na's tobacco belt Then suddenly, sum- promising new markets are opening up mer's heat steamed in. Tobacco is a in Russia, China, and Vietnam as smok- hardy plant that can take climatic ex- ers switch from heavy-tasting local tremes. But these days, it's the political brands to America's milder cigarettes. winds that threaten North Carolina's So tobacco companies are churning out tobacco crop. Growers have battled anti- more cigarettes than ever before. smoking forces for decades, but now, But that's little comfort for. growers with the proposed S368 billion settle* such as Griffin. They face strong com- ment between state attorneys general petition from farmers in BnuriC Zim- and cigarette makers, they're asking babwe, and China. Griffin fumes that if themselves if this is the end for them. the tobacco deal kills U.S. demand by What's at stake for Griffin, 44, is making cigarettes too expensive, U.S. two-thirds of his $750,000 annual gross cigarette makers, left with only overseas ftmsif income. In a good year, his 100-acre to- smokers, will shift wholesale to buying h**.m .«a-.1 bacco quota brings in $500,000, more foreign tobaccos. It won't matter that Cent'fl PAGE A16 / FRIDAY. AUGUST 15,1997 * gfrc IPogftmgton gimeg BRUCE BARTLETT WILLIAM RUSHER W Back home explaining the 'dream deal' ith Congress in recess, representatives and sen- ators of both parties have fanned out across the country singing the praises of the tax and budget package signed into have actually heard some usually law by President Clinton last week. sensible conservatives advocating However, they are likely to find that course. But the last time they average Americans far less enthu- tried that it was a public relations siastic about the deal that House disaster, and it would be again. Budget Committee Chairman John Instead, the Republican con- Kasich called "a dream come true." gressional leaders labored long and In fact, the more they explain the hard, and finally won agreement details of the legislation to their con- on some extremely important mea- stituents, the more likely members sures. There will be spending cuts of Congress are tofindsupport for totaling S263 billion, albeit mostly their efforts evaporating. in the "out years." Beginning much lb start, the tax cut is minuscule sooner, there will be some major tax and targeted so most Americans cuts, totaling $152 billion over five will see no reduction in their taxes years. Among these will be a lower at all. Virtually all of the tax relief capital gains tax and a $500 per is aimed at children, in the form of child tax credit for families with a S500 credit and tax cuts for edu- school-age children — the latter cation expenses. Together, these targeted directly at the middle class provisions accountfor82 percent of by the Republicans, even though the total tax cut. Thus, anyone with- the Democrats managed to extend out children under the age of 17 or it downward. Finally, the Republi- in college is basically out of luck. cans imposed at least the concept of But even if you have children of the desirability of balancing the the right age, you may still miss budget, which will henceforth be a out. That is because there are truism in congressional debates. income limits on the availability of Not a single one of these things— the child credit and education pro- not the spending cuts, not the tax visions. Couplesfilingjointly lose cuts, not a balanced budget, not the child credit at an income of even last year's welfare reform — - SI 10,000, single heads of house- would have been accomplished if holds lose the credit at S75,000, and the Democrats had controlled Con- couples filing separately lose the gress: They had 40 yean, and blew credit at SS5,00Q. Income limits for them all. These are Republican the education incentives are even lower, with eligibility phasing out at an income of just $40,000. Offsetting all of mis will be high- er taxesforairline tickets, for smok- ers and for many businesses. Overcoming the odds goals, and only their wide popular- ity dragged President Clinton and most congressional Democrats, kicking and screaming, to the point C Ironically, with all the talk of tax Indeed, much of the cigarette tax ount me among those who cuts, the effect of tmpoauig phase- increase will fall on people with consider the budget deal as, We have a Democratic of supporting them. outs is to raise marginal tax rates for incomes too low to qualify for the on balance, a good thing. Not surprisingly, public approval many taxpayers. The child credit is child credit And the higher taxes on I am under no illusions president, and the of Congress has promptly risen to reduced by $50 for each $1,000 of airline tickets will fall dispropor- about the phoniness of large parts country will keep on the highest levels in many years, income above the cap. This is equiv- tionately on those flying in economy of it. Most of the big spending cuts and it is widely conceded that the alent to a marginal tax rate increase of 5 percent on the range of income class or on discount airlines. are "backloaded" to take place in Finally, Congress was forced to future years when President Clin- paying the pricefor Republicans have probably nailed down continued control of both between $75,000 and $85,000fora add more than $100 billion in new ton and many of the present mem- thatfact until and Houses in the 1998 elections. True. single parent with one child. More children, and thus a larger credit, spending to the budget in order to bers of Congress have left town, buy Bill Clinton's signature on the and can be overturned by whomev- unless he is replaced by Mr. Clinton's approval rating is also sky-high, but that is because he increase the amount of income sub- tax cut. The spending increases i er is running the countrymen. The a Republican, signed on to the above-mentioned ject to the higher de facto tax rate. include $24 billion for a new health assumptions about the economy's Republican objectives. And *Ib be sure, the capital gains tax cut insurance program for children and future performance (and hence remember that the GOP will never to 20 percent will help some taxpay- $15.5 billion in additional welfare about tax revenues) are ludicrous- face Bill Clinton in another election; ers. However, most middle-income benefits. As a consequence, the fed- ly optimistic; thefirstdownturn will We have a Democratic president, his popularity is simply irrelevant. taxpayers with capital have it main- eral budget deficit next year actu- invalidate them, and with them the and the country will keep on paying save to the extent that he can trans- ly tied up in their homes or retire- ally will be higher than it would best hope of actually balancing the the price for that fact until and fer it to Al Gore. ment accounts like 401 (k) plans. have been without the budget deal. budget in 2002. unless he is replaced by a Republi- Sure, the budget deal leaves They probably were not going to pay Meanwhile, the balanced budget in Worst of all, Mr. Clinton man- can. Not a single dime can be spent much to be desired. And the Repub- taxes on the sale of their bouse any- the year 2002 that everyone is so teen aged to shoehorn into the budget or cut, not a single tax can be raised licans must continue to hold the way, and most retirement accounts on celebrating is critically dependent large new expenditures for educa- or lowered, without his consent — Democrats' feet to thefire,calling are already tax-free. So they will ben- on $97 billion in spending cuts that do tion and various other pet projects unless Congress overrides his veto, for more cuts in both spending and efit very littlefromthis provision. not take eflfect until matyear. Tfet politi- of his, and to dizninish (though by which is usually out of the question. taxes next year, and the year after Individual retirement accounts cians continue to wonder why voters no means eliminate) the impact of Faced with this disagreeable fact, that But pending the election of a were also expanded, but as in the have become cynical and apathetic. last year's welfare reform bill. many conservatives simply aban- Republican president, this is a case of the child credit there is an But as Sheridan Whiteside said don rationality. They talk about major step forward. income test that will prevent many in'The Man Who Came to Dinner** "forcing'' Mr. Clinton to do this or taxpayers from taking advantage of Bruce Bartlctt is a senior fellow when he belched loudly at the din- that, when they have no such power. it. Estate and gift taxes are reduced with the National Center for Policy ner table and the woman next to Congress can. to be sure, shut down William A. Rusher is a national' but at such a slow rate it will barely Analysis and a contributing writer him looked horrified, "What did you the government again unless the ly syndicated columnist. compensateforinflation. for The Washington Times. expect, madam—chimes?" president agrees to its terms, and I Tl 16941429 us Pi TooAy 0/15/97 HA President right to protect people from smokers The comments by Sen. Frank Lauten- Recently I went to Miami International berg, D-N.J., supporting President Clinton Airport to pick up a friend. For more than in taking the first step to make buildings half an hour 1 searched for my friend at smoke-free, including entranceways, are exits from the terminal. The air outside right on target ("Smoke has no boundary/' the building was polluted with smoke. Opposing View, Debate, Aug. 8). Smokers should not be allowed near the USA TODAY says making some outdoor entrances. Little glass cubicles should be areas smoke-free is not justified ("New built where they can wait to be met smoking bans reach beyond science, fair- Families eating out should not be forced ness," Our View). To the contrary, it is to deal with smokers. Smokers should go very justified. outside and confine their lethal activity to For instance, if one sells at a stadium or themselves. They should not inflict them- has season tickets to a sports event, in- selves on their families, people with whom doors or outdoors, it is annoying and un- they work, people who enjoy the same healthy to be near smokers. Serious medi- sport or outdoor activity, and certainly not cal and possibly Iife4hreatening problems children. can result Children must be taught the dangers of If you play golf with others who are smoking and not see it as an enjoyable ao smokers, serious medical problems can re- tivity. suit Just because you are outdoors doesn't Rita Zemlocak, president mean you are not exposed to secondhand Group Against Smoker's Pollution (GASP) smoke and are out of harm's way. Miami, Fla.


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Become a fierce competitor when you turn tricks on the Jib Slackline by Gibbon®. This official WSFED line is approved for competitions worldwide and is made with trampoline material. The thin, dynamic design is just what you need for practicing bigger and better tricks while you improve your skill set. You'll quickly set-up this trick line with the two-part mounting kit and stay safe with the reinforced loop slings and ratchet safety lock.
- Trick line kit
- Trampoline style webbing for a thin, dynamic line ideal for tricks
- Official WSFED approved slackline for worldwide competitions
- Rubber based print adds grip for better balance
- Reinforced loop slings
- Low-mounting height
- Two-part kit allows for quick and easy set-up and teardown
- No additional tools needed
- Includes ratchet with safety lock
- Made with trampoline material and rubber coated grips
- Connects to any Gibbon® slackline
- Intended for use 3' or lower from the ground
- Instruction manual included for safety and best use
- Allow slackline to thoroughly dry before storing
- Dimensions: 49' x 2"
- Maximum tension: 3 tons
- Ratchet side length: 8'
- Two-year manufacturer's warranty against manufacturing defects
- Model: GIJL1215
- Gibbon
Country of Origin: China
Web ID: 41659656
Customer Reviews:
Gibbon 49' Jib Slackline
Amazing line!
I got this line when I was first starting out because it's good for tricks and just walking on it. The only problem with it is the ratchet it ruins the line eventually
August 8, 2014
Awesome line!
This line is great for any who is wanting to slackline whether you are new or experienced! I have one and I love it!
August 4, 2014
i bought this a while back and i use it all the time, its way fun.
July 28, 2014
Best Summer Yet!
I bought this line at the beginning of the summer as a complete noob to slacklining. In the matter of a few weeks I went from barely being able to stand on it, to walking the entire line. This product made my summer a great time and has improved my balance by leaps and bounds. I would highly recommend this quality product to everyone.
July 27, 2014
This line is really fun, it's small enough to get anywhere, fast assemble so you can get your slack on quick. I need to go slackline!!! See ya.
July 15, 2014
Love my slackline
Been getting into slackline because my buddy has one so I purchased this Jib slackline. Love it. Easy setup and takedown and it is a blast. I use it all the time.
July 14, 2014
Awesome Slackline!
I won a Gibbon slackline at a rock climbing competition and loved it then my dad bought me the jib line for my birthday and I love it so much I use it a ton and hardly get off all day it is one of the most fun activities I have ever done!
July 12, 2014
Great Product!
I've had this line for almost a year now and it still got loads of bounce in it! This has got to be the best investment I've made in a long time. I use it almost every day after work. I do a small amount of tricks and the rest of the time I just use it to work on my core. Its fun just to stand on it! Best part is that it is family friendly. All my little cousins (ages ranging from 4-10) can use it! You just have to lower it and that's it! Love it!
July 11, 2014
Jibline is the best line!
Ever since I bought the jib line, I have mastered walking and turning around, as well as sitting down! I can't wait to continue learning tricks! A great starter line if you want to advance past the basics!
July 10, 2014
Possibly the best trickline.
I've owned several slacklines from several companies and I have to say Gibbon`s Jibline and Surfer/Surfline are close to perfect for tricklining and as well as for normal walking or yoga, they are very fragile, though. The fraying is something you can decrease or even avoid for some time if you are careful and try to ride it with out any metallic or plastic-sharp pieces of clothing.
I completely recommend this product to any avid slackrider, beginner or advanced. Take good care of it and it will be an awsome part of your life for a long time.
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Christchurch City Council has approved the relocation of the Akaroa Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Christchurch is making another clear statement that it is back in the business of hosting major events, as it makes its bid next week to act as a host city for the FIFA U-20 Football World Cup 2015.
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Dec 09, 2003
Posted by Melissa Anelli
UncategorizedHPANA reports that the PoA teaser will be attached to the final Lord of the Rings move, Return of the King. The teaser was previously released on the Looney Tunes: Back in Action movie in November. Return of the King will premiere December 17.
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- Well, it seems like near disaster. On my Zaleski trip, I almost had
to sleep on the ground. The robust nature of Ed's design had me
swinging after a 10 minute repair.
When I arrived at the campsite, I put up the hammock and decided to
take the bug net off completely, as it is entirely too early for the
flying biting stuff, and I no longer need the bug net to keep snow
flakes off my quilt.
When I got to one end, I discovered to my horror, that there was a 6
inch rip in the hammock right at the end of the velcro strip. I
don't know if the hook velcro of the bug net had weakened the
unprotected 1.9 oz ripstop, or my pulling the 2 inches Ed suggests in
the book had caused the edge to become extra tight, but there was a
failure of the material. I was a bit afraid to sleep in the torn
Solution.. I pulled the strap loop down a foot or so toward the
other end of the hammock. Then I tied a new knot in the end of the
hammock, incorporating the velcro edge. The rip is in the material
that no longer supports weight. It worked just fine, but is a little
shorter (about 14 inches) than I planned. As such it will work fine
for Diane, but I was a little long for the new length. But it
I'm glad I had not used the sewn method of making the hammock end.
If I had, I would have been sleeping on the ground.
Prevention... I am reconsidering Ed's instruction to pull the two
edges up about two inches. I may be this unequal tension which led
to the failure. I have to think a little about that. I also am
considering sewing the velcro strip all the way to the end of the
material so the strip is part of the knot and lends extra strength at
the critical last couple inches.
Has anyone else had problems with a failure of the hammock material
when they used the right material and did not violate the weight
limits?? (I weigh 190#)
<>< - Hi Rosaleen,
Great points in your post (pun intended ;) )
The hammock material which failed was uncoated ripstop nylon. I was
using a standard sewing machine needle... not ball point, not
cutting needle, just sharp... When I made the bar tack, I had just
sewn dozens of feet of hook and also loop velcro, which tends to
cause burrs on the needle occasionally.
I believe that ripstop nylon would be less likely to be weakened by
sewing than silnylon is. The silicone stablizes the fabric thread
and may allow it to be cut by a needle when regular woven cloth
threads would be allowed to be separated by the needle.
For this reason, silnylon and tyvek may have some inherent weakness
for the weight supporting part of hammock making which the woven
ripstop does not.
I pointed out what I did to allow others to avoid over sewing the
velcro at such a vulnerable location. As Ed Speer noted, it is
likely the many needle punctures of the material which caused
weakness instead of strength.
--- In email@example.com, rosaleen43@a... wrote:
> Hi, Everyone!
> There have been several posts trying to study a failure in a
> starting at the point of a bar tack.
> Just to add points to consider in sewing. In my experience, there
seem to be
> materials that perform as if I'd just made perforations indicating
where I
> want to be able to tear something off. Notably, stitching on
pieces of
> foam/mylar for a reflector.
> There are likely a lot of reasons for this. Let me throw in one
thought for
> some of you who have less sewing experience. Manufacturers have
come out
> with different needle points, targeting them to knits or wovens.
There are
> also some sold as "universal point."
> So, along with length and diameter, dullness and burrs, we may also
need to
> concern ourselves with the actual type of needle point. Before
starting a
> large project, or one that needs to bear weight, sew a test strip
and subject
> it to the forces you anticipate for you finished project. I
haven't sewn
> enough silnylon to know, yet, it does best with the sharper needles
meant for
> wovens or the ball points meant for knits. It may just behave
> from what we expect.
> Cheers, and happy tinkering!
> Rosaleen


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UK stock market morning note (July 30, 2014)
The FTSE 100 is called to open flat to slightly lower this morning with investors likely to be in cautious mood following the news of further sanctions against Russia by both the EU and US. The economic diary today will also be a key focus for investors as it concentrates on the US with the release of the ADP jobs figures, advance GDP data and this evening 7.00pm UK time the FOMC statement. The latter is likely to signal another reduction in the bond buying programme and may provide some clues on the direction of US interest rates. Commodity prices are flat to lower and on the foreign exchanges, the major currencies are virtually unchanged ahead of these data announcements.
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Half Year Results see total external revenue ahead 7% at GBP1.22bn with ITV Family NAR up 7% ahead of the market, as expected, Online, Pay & Interactive up 20% to GBP67m and Total ITV Studios revenue up 2% to GBP402m. Adjusted PBT rose 16% to GBP312m and noted total cost savings of around GBP15m for the full year, GBP5m ahead of the original target. ITV Family NAR is expected to be up 4%-5% in Q3 and up around 6% in the 9 months to end September. There is an interim dividend of 1.4p, roughly a third of the full year dividend and has committed to at least 20% annual growth in the ordinary dividend over the next 3 years - starting this year.
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Toronto Premiere of Rush With Chris Hemsworth Pictures
Triple the Hemsworths: Chris Has Liam and Luke by His Side at the Rush Premiere
Chris Hemsworth had the support of his brothers, Liam and Luke Hemsworth, last night at the Toronto International Film Festival's premiere of Rush. It was a family affair for the Hemsworth clan; Elsa Pataky, Chris's wife, was also at the debut. Olivia Wilde, who plays Chris's love interest in Rush, brought her fiancé, Jason Sudeikis, and we later spotted the pair enjoying a post red carpet drink at the hotel across the street.
Chris plays the late F1 racer James Hunt in Rush, and went on something of a crash diet to slim down after playing Thor to fit into the notoriously small race cars — last night, he told us he missed everything "bad for you" while he was on the restricted eating plan. Director Ron Howard told us that despite some initial concerns over Chris's physicality, he was more concerned with what the actor could bring to the role on an emotional level. Daniel Brühl, who plays Chris's adversary Niki Lauda in the film, was also in attendance at the debut of the movie. Daniel is having a breakout TIFF this year, also starring opposite Benedict Cumberbatch in The Fifth Estate, which traces the rise of WikiLeaks. Stay tuned for more of our red carpet coverage from the Rush premiere!
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on Jan 9, 2011 at 9:39 pm
The Social Network? A drama? What was the drama. Here's the movie: Zuckerberg writes code, steals the idea from the Harvard rowers, gets sued for screwing his old buddy over, settles the case. There is no drama in Zuck. He's the same jerk in the end as he was in the beginning. And we know how its going to work out. All of the critics love this movie but we won't give a damn about it in one year let alone saying its going to last ten. My vote: The Black Swan. Now there is drama and a performance
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Dior Miss Dior
85 reviews
69% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.1
Price: $$$
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Another Dior that I had to try again. It's a classic, very 50s type of fragrance, and although I have spent most of my adult life in love with chypres, this one just doesn't cut it. It smells dated, to my nose. I know fragrance is a very personal thing, and a particular fragrance can be beautiful on one, hideous on another. This one belongs in the latter category on me. But in my own defense I must add, that even on a paper strip I find this to be a non-perfume type of perfume, i.e. not very feminine, nor masculine, nor anything else in particular really. In the green-mossy-chypre category I prefer the younger and more sparkling Y by Yves Saint Laurent.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I totally agree with "katiedid". The scent is more suitable for old ladies. The bottle is beautiful, anyway.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
For fans of Guerlain Vol de Nuit, Caron Alpona etc. A timeless floral chypre that is always elegant, always appropriate whatever the occasion.
Top Notes: Bergamot, aldehydes, clary sage, gardenia, galbanum
Heart Notes: Rose, jasmine, lily of the valley, carnation, orris
Base Notes: Patchouli, oakmoss, amber, vetiver, sandalwood, leather.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I agree with those nice reviews here. Miss Dior is an elegant mossy-chypre, classy and chic, a classic fragrance but always young. I used to wear it a lot when I was in my 20's. I like the simple and elegant bottle, too.
***** EDIT (January 2005): I tried it in a store after about 15 or almost 20 years: well, probably it is a bit out of date today or maybe it is even reformulated (like most of old perfumes). I couldn't found out this special, elegant and young scent that I remember from my 20's. Anyway, 5 lippies here are for good old days when it was a fab fragrance.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is a wonderful fragrance that on me has the powdery, elegant, spicy, warm, sensual, expensive, unique, and long lasting smell and feel that I want from my perfumes. I first wore this years ago and at the time didn't know anyone else who wore it. I still don't smell it often on others which is a shame because it's so great. I'm always complimented by both men and women when I wear it and when I tell people it's Miss Dior most have never heard of it. If it's hard to find keep looking because it's definitely worth the time and money.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
How I love Miss Dior! This is a classic worth revisiting. There just aren't any other fragrances like this on the market today. It's an interesting mix of soft woods, florals and chypre notes. Imagine what you'd get if you crossed YSL Y with Guerlain Vol de Nuit...that's Miss Dior. It's a chypre, but not as "green" as most. Notes include gardenia, galbanum, bergamot, clary sage, jasmine, narcissus, neroli, rose, patchouli, oakmoss, labdanum and sandalwood. It's not as floral as you'd expect for a scent named "Miss Dior" (which to me sounds a bit prissy). When I smell this I think of dried leaves, autumn air and herb shops. This fragrance was a stunner when it was introduced in 1947, and it still smells fresh and unique. A perfect scent for those days when you can't decide which fragrance to spritz on; this one fits well into any occasion and is easy to wear.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Luckily, I got this from my friends who came to visit me, straight from Paris. I wasn't crazy about this fragrance, even though I absolutely adore all things Dior. Guess I'm just not a chypre, green notes person.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I absolutely love this unique chypre-floral scent. On me it starts with a very powerdy yet not overpowering, soft top note with a little green and sweet (gardenia) then develops into a sweet floral heart note. Becuase of oakmoss base note, Miss Dior is not cloying at all and still retains its freshness in the dominant sweet floral note. Classical, sophisticated chypre-floral. Definitely will repurchase in the future.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Love this perfume, makes me unique. I feel confident everytime i wear it. I cant describe the notes as i'm totally ignorant about these thing but i smell fresh, musky and mysterious. However it's quite hard to find. I'm lucky to have a very cute big bottle.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This wonderful and timeless Chypre is as smooth and as round as could be, so well orchestrated that the different notes blend in harmoniously and act together rather than compete with one another or "show off". It is young and sophisticated at the same time, therefore appealing to women of all ages that are seeking a classic, refined expression of their feminine self, without ovedoing it...
Though different olfactory stages and notes can be detected, they are not as pronounced or separated from one another. Rather, they lead to another with a harmonious continuation that makes the complete experience magical and seductive. Which is, after all, the secret for the charisma and sex-appeal of Chypres the way they blend different notes without leaving too-obvious hints as for what they really are.
You know the notes are in there, but you smell them all at once, singing in one beautiful accord!
The top notes of galbanum, gardenia and citrus are accompanied by no other that the relatively harsh herbal notes of sage which surprisingly converts the top note accord into a peach-like fruitiness. The top notes appear fresh and soft simultaneously, and lift up the Chypre nuances of patchouli and labdanum from the base.
Once the initial green frutiness has mellowed, Miss Dior reveals her round, feminine floral heart of jasmine, neroli and rose, completely balanced as no note is dominating the other.
This all dries down to a base accord of a warm and somewhat wild Chypre accord: patchouli, oak moss, labdanum, and I suspect some civet notes which contributes to the roundedness and fullness that links the phases altogether. Some refined, subtle woody notes of vetiver and agarwood appear late on, adding a clean, somewhat sour or tangy nuance, neither making the composition dry or bitter by the half, nor taking away from its overall luscious femininity.
The Parfum is a lot more fruity and round than the Eau de Toilette the sharp (almost metallic lead-like) top notes of the EDT are softened and smoothed to resemble somewhat the citrus and almost peach-like fruitiness found in the top notes of Diorella a lighter Chypre from the same house.
The aldehydic notes are extremely soft and feminine, and complement the chypre base to create a seductive, almost carnal effect that is warm and enveloping.
It is definitley a must for all Chypre fans!
Top notes: Galbanum, Sage, Gardenia
Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose, Neroli
Base notes: Patchouli, Oakmoss, Labdanum, Civet, Vetiver, Agarwood
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Definition of conciliator
n. - One who conciliates.
The word "conciliator" uses 11 letters: A C C I I L N O O R T.
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