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Mr. Mac Mahon has served as Director of LabCorp since 1995. From 1997 until his retirement in 2006, Mr. Mac Mahon also served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company. From 2007 to 2009, Mr. Mac Mahon served as non-executive Chairman of the Board. "Tom has contributed immeasurably to LabCorp during his 30-year association with LabCorp and the diagnostic industry," said David P. King, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "On behalf of the Board and the 31,000 employees of LabCorp, I would like to express our deep gratitude for his years of dedicated service."
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A Timely Oratorio Arrives on New Year's Eve
Friday, December 30, 2011
The Concert for Peace is known for its mixture of inspired music-making, muddy acoustics and a sometimes earnest solemnity. This New Year's Eve promises to be different.
Opera Director Claudio Del Monaco Stabbed
Friday, December 30, 2011
Claudio Del Monaco, the opera director and son of the late Italian opera tenor Mario Del Monaco, is in critical but stable condition after an incident of operatic proportions.
Poll: The Biggest Classical Music Story of 2011
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
What do you think was the year's biggest story? What will continue to make waves in 2012? Take our poll and share your thoughts.
How Classical Music Tuned in with Technology in 2011
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
In 2011, a growing number of arts organizations embraced digital technology a means of riding out the stresses facing the field.
In Memoriam: Classical Musicians Who Died in 2011
Monday, December 26, 2011
The year 2011 saw the deaths of major composers, singers, conductors and music presenters. We remember their contributions to classical music and the world with this slideshow.
$172K Violin Left on Philly-bound Bus is Recovered
Sunday, December 25, 2011
A rare violin worth $172,000 that was mistakenly left on board a Boston-to-Philadelphia bus by a groggy music student from Taiwan has been found and returned to its grateful owner.
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
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You know those posts. The disgusting parasitic bs created for page likes instead of actually helping. How hard is it, honestly, to link to a charity about the specific thing you're posting about instead of just linking to yourself and farming likes.If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, I'll provode a link at the bottom. a link to a page of experts at like farming who cover their asses with "kindness" and "prayer" so that whenever someone jumps in to call them out on not actually being helpful all the lovely people who belive strongly in prayer jump in to defend them rather than agree that providig a charity link is not that freaking hard.https://www.facebook.com/kindnessisbestreligion?ref=hl
http://lunulata.tumblr.com/post/49051381324/today-i-got-to-witness-some-pretty-extreme-andThe above link is to a story by a blogger about some parents that were being generally rude and annoying. A lot of it is dietary specifics but if you can imagine the attitude behind it... wow.
Why I'm talking about this possibly made-up story is because I know SO MANY PEOPLE exactly like this! Not the rudeness (uncalled for) or the dietary specifics (fine) but the reasoning behind the dietary specifics- a lot of poorly researched bs. "O I heard from a friend" junk. There's very few things that would qualify as an excuse these days for not doing your research.
According to the spam I keep getting, it's a SUPR SERCRET CODE THAT TELLS YOU WHICH HAS THE CHEMICALS!Not, it's not. that's dumb.Imagine a factory. there's a line of foil/paper/whatever going down the line. it gets printed on (including the eye mark (color line) This long bit of foil/paper/whatever is going to be a wrapper. They're not going to print on every individual wrapper. They printthe wrappers in a big uncut line of paper. Think like stamps. or those stickers you can get that come out of a little roller.The eye mark tells the machine where to cut the individual wrappers out. That's it. Nothing secret about it.But how to tell what's in the toothpaste? Try reading the bloody ingredients!Honestly. This bit of spam disturbs me so much. Not because it's misinformation or a fake health warning (which I hate) but because the bit at the end says "know what;s in your toothpaste" and so many people are sharing it and saying "wow, so many chemicals" and not one of those people thought "why not read the ingredients list? the one that in many countries has to be there and be true by law?"And that so many people are apparently so concerned.. but not enough to read the ingredients.that's way too difficult.
As previously mentioned, I work in retail. To be a little more specific I work in an op shop. (That's Aussie for Charity shop, btw)Charity shops can be pretty hectic. Things can get messy fast. Sometimes it's jerky customers treating the store like a pig sty (Not ok.), sometimes it's well intentioned customers putting things back worng. (perfectly fine, we appreciate the intent, they probably got it wrong due to the nature of the store.) Sometimes things just fall off the coat hangers or the rack. Lately there's been two disturbing trends. It Looks well intentioned, but is so obviously wrong that it's just jerky. The first, putting two things on the same hanger. No the do not go together. Sure, you may have wanted to get it off the floor, but when do you see things in a store, ever, that's on the same hanger when the two aren't part of a set? never. the second and by far most disturbing, putting the clothes back inside out. That's not how you hang things. Just no.
Some people may see this and think I'm getting my panties in a twist over nothing. But keep in mind this is a charity store. it's pretty uncommon to find 2 items the same we can't tell at a glace when something is out of place (apart from the obvious) we'd have to go through every single item of clothing (out of thousands of items- and that's just the small stores.) non-stop throughout the day. and that wouldn't even keep the store perfect. We go through them when they look messier than usual and when we do the returns once a week. Basically that means that these two problems go unnoticed for a while. The usual problem is misplaced items. which most shoppers attribute to customers putting things back in the wrong spot. Or clothes facing the wrong way, which many customers don't even realise is a thing. but having two things on the same hanger or having them inside out just makes the store look bad. Someone sees that and suddenly it's like the store is gross, the employees are lazy. Suddenly our reputation goes down.Please, if you're going to put things away yourself with so little care, just go up to the counter and say "this was on the floor" or "I don't want this" and let the staff do their jobs.
It's something I hate seeing. A group of people perceive someone as doing something wrong. By the groups logic, something should be done about it. Then BAM. The irrationals come in. You know the one's I'm talking about. The ones who do stupid junk that make the cause look like it's just a few nut jobs getting really upset about nothing. The ones who the normal people get grouped in with, because the crazy ones stand out more.The idiots who send death threats, hope something bad happens to someone or their familiy. (bonus points for young children) The ones who are rude and abusive. The ones who make the normal people say "not one of us, must be some troll trying to discredit us, please don't judge us based on them." but it doesn't work 'cause there are so many of them. 'specially on the internet.Lets take an example. "soilders with cancer deserve to die" (or was it aids? I can nave remember.) It was an fb group, deliberatly made just to make people upset. (Obvious as it said "welcome to the mecca of butthurt" in the discription) It had a few likes, then pretty much the Streisand effect happened.I'm not sure what happened at the start, wasn't around for that bit. But pretty much everyone agreed that the page should be taken down, either because it was offensive or because it was against fb policy. Including the person who made it. There were the death threats, the wishes for harm, lots of wishes for harm against children. and that was before I went to see what all the fuss was about. I didn't want to involve myself with those people. and the normals were already growing thinner in number. didn't take much to see it. (they were all sayng it.) That's the problem with the irrational people. They make others leave the cause, not wanting to deal with the bs. They make others not want to join up, because look at all that bs. They make the cause look bad, they make the normal people fighting for the cause look bad. They make the people who were offended look bad.Normal people, you're loved.People who behave like the irrational people I've discribed- GO AWAY. No cause needs "help" from you. EVER.
Some places just don't want their bathrooms put in an awful state by non-paying customers. We can respect that, but what about the emergencies?We've all heard the horror stories, many of us have experienced it ourselves. Absolutly bursting, it's an emergency, no you can't just buy something after, no you can't just give me 5 bucks to use the bathroom. I know quite a few stories where people simply cannot control their bodies at some point in this exchange. With all you very young/very old/very sick people in the world, it's amazing that people do not think of te emergency situation beforehand.It's just stupid. By all means, say the bathroom is for paying customers only, but unless you want to clean up some messes make exceptions for emergencies AND allow employees to make exceptions for emergencies. At the very least- know where the nearest public bathroom is so you can say "paying customers only, but a public restroom is just over there"
Most people know the bushfire situation in Australia. Even overseas people. Most have seen the pics of sydney covered in smoke. For those who have't, lots of big fires in nsw. worst in 40 years. weathr conditions which make them start and spread really easy. backup called from other states, state of emergency called. homes hit, at least one life lost.That was a bit over a week ago. Most of those fires are still not out, just undercontrol.and yesterday, some idiot decide to light someone's car on fire at the goulburn bunnings. The building caught fire.It just blows my mind really. after all that fire, all that fear... someone decides to go set someone's car on fire. In yesterdays hot and windy conditions. right next to a building and a bunch of other cars.
So today I was on facebook, and I was on this guys profile for a reason I may complain about later and I saw Something so disturbing I actually bothered to report it to fb. This guy had, as his old profile picture, a child (male) unclothed from the waist down, holding a machette with one hand. In the other hand, he was holding his penis, pulling it away from his body.Can you guess the placement of the machette? That's right ladys and gentlemen, right up against this child privates. Making it look like this little boy, maybe 2 or 3 years old was cutting off his own dick with a machette.And this guy had that as his profile picture. This was how this guy wanted to represent himself. I was like "what?" and look and.. It was in the album titled "familly" (according to google translate.)What?What?Seriously?What?
Why even have kids if you have to live off wellfare? If you have an unsuportive partner? No partner? If you're disabled? If you're sick?I've heard them all. One of the perks of working with the public in customer service is that people who think like the above never bother realising that you exist and you get to hear them say rotten things to the people they shop with. Or worse they think it'll be a great idea to vent to you.Most of the time, they speak of people they hardly know, Strangers, but sometimes it's people they call friends that they talk about. That scares the explitive of your choice out of me. Why? A couple general reasons for all the idiots out there.People's circumstances can change after they have children or become pregnant. Jobs can be lost, partners can be lost. Accidents can happen, resulting in disability. People get sick. These things happen. Are people going to put their kids up for adopion or foster because of things like that? For the most part- no. And The majority of jerky idiots who say "why would you" and laugh wouldn't want them to. Pregnancy happens. People chose for whatever reason to not have an abortion, they say "yeah, it'll be hard but I think I can handle it" Would most jerky idiots who say "why would you" want to force these people to have abortions? No. There are a few who say "well why wouldn't they just get rid of it?" but the "raised eyebrow are you serious?" look combined with "just get rid of it" (which is always the phrase they use, oddly enough), emphasis on the"just" is (99 times out of 100) enough to shut them up.
Because they want to. Disabled people shouldn't be steralised, and most jerky idiots who say "why would you" will agree. Same with sick people, with single people. most jerky idiots will agree that everyone deserves to have kids if that's what they want.But still, "why would you even have kids if..." Is uttered. because these people don't think. They're stupid, rude jerks. I risk my job by piping up with a reason or two whenever I hear stupid stuff like that, but the same people are usually back at it within a month or two. If not sooner.
Whether you agree with Anonymous or not one thing is certain- where there's spam about hackers their name is being used to make people spread it.I've been seeing the giraffes for a little while now (The answer is eyes, guys. You're asleep- you open your eyes. Or door, if you sleep with one eye open.) and now I'm seeing this warning going around"Whoah! Just found out that the Giraffe challenge was set up by the hacking group Anonymous. Apparently they're going to embark on a random "cleansing" program which will wipe out the bank accounts and hard drives of those people who have giraffe profile pics ... A few of my mates already had it happen, so glad I cheated now!"
It doesn't take much to find out that this is fake. Heck, even last night google "anonumous giraffe" got me a few links to hoax debunking sites. Now there's way more. Still people post it. I've got three warnings in my facebook feed right now. Let's go through why it's fake, shall we?Anonymous, most people see them as just hackers, but they are classed as hactivists. They hack for reasons, it doesn't fit their mo to target random strangers. Most times when you see warnings about stuff anonymous are doing, it's just their name and people not knowing hackers from hactivists being exploited to spread spam.Someone being able to fiddle with your harddrive and bank account just because you used a giraffe as your profile picture? No. The closest thing is a jpeg veunerability that was found and fixed back in 2004. Only old, unpatched computers would be at risk, and even then it's have to get through all the modern software that facebook or wherever else has giraffes. Even if it was still a threat, you'd have to either infect all the giraffe images that show up on the first page of image search (which is where most of these are coming from) or get a heap of infected images to the first page of google, both of which haven't and most likely aren't going to happen. Ever.The best version of this mentions real warning... from back in 2004. that were fixed long ago
"A virus that exploits the recently discovered JPEG vulnerability has been discovered spreading over google's giraffe pictures.
"It's been done in the past, but with HTML code instead of the JPEG," said James Thompson, chief technical officer for SANS' Internet Storm Center, the organization's online-security research unit. "It is a virus, but it didn't spread very far. We've only had two reports of it."
The Facebook message goes like this: "I just changed my profile picture to a giraffe, but my answer was wrong" When you do it, Facebook automatically gives the hackers your user mail and password, malicious code embedded in the JPEG image gives the hackers everything they need, James said.
The code also installs a back door that can give hackers remote control over the infected computer. Antivirus expert Fred Hypponen of F-Secure warned on Wednesday that the JPEG exploit can also damage your Iphone if you charge it with your computer. By default, antivirus software only scans for .exe files. And even if users change the settings on antivirus software, the JPEG file name extensions can be manipulated to avoid detection.
Microsoft and google are working on it now, oct 25. We recommend Facebook users: DO NOT change your profile picture to giraffes."So why am I bothering to talk about this? Spam warnings are bad. They spread false information, which is bad. It exploits and strenghtens all the false information that is spread by media for the sake of convenicenc of news telling (in this case, anonymous as hackers rather than hactivists)We live in a world where information is at our fingertips and so few people verify the warnings they are spreading. To all those who have spread this- delete it. tell people you got it from that it's false, tell other people who you see posting it that it's false. Hopeflly then it will go away.


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May 17, 2010
By Bailey Ludlam
SALEM, Oregon: Tuesday, May 18, will be a busy day in politics; it's primary Election Day for several states across the country. In Oregon, however, it marks the second statewide election of the year.
Tomorrow Oregon voters will be deciding on two ballot measures on education bonds: Measure 68 and Measure 69.
Of the approximately 2 million voter pamphlet's sent out in late April by the Oregon Secretary of State's office, already several thousands have been returned. As of May 16 a total of 464,608 pamphlet had been returned to the secretary of state's office.[1] According to reports Secretary of State Kate Brown has predicted that approximately 37% of the state's registered voters will participate in the Tuesday election. The statewide return for the January 26 special election was about 60%.[2]
Unlike other states Oregon has a Vote by Mail process. In other words voters do not go to polling places on election day, instead ballots can either be returned by mail or dropped off at one of the state's "dropsites."
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Dubai: Bahrain-based Al Baraka Banking Group BSC said Al Baraka Bank Syria shares were being offered to Syrian investors in an initial public offering (IPO) that started on Sunday. The IPO will end on November 4.
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Promoters snap up 65% of equity required to expand banking network.
Al Baraka Bank Syria capital will be five billion Syrian pounds ($100 million). Promoters have subscribed to 65 per cent of the capital, which amounts to 6.5 million shares worth 3.25 billion Syrian pounds (Dh259.2 million).
Of this, 50 per cent of shares valued at 1.625 billion Syrian pounds have already been paid.
The shares that will be offered under the IPO are 3.5 million shares with a value of 1.75 billion Syrian pounds and representing 35 per cent of the bank's capital.
The issue price is 500 Syrian pounds per share and the subscribing shareholders will be required, upon subscription, to pay 50 per cent of the nominal value of the share, and the remainder of the subscription within a period not exceeding three years from the date on which the bank commences its operations.
The IPO is for Syrian investors only because the foreign ownership stake has already been fully subscribed by the promoters.
The IPO process will be managed by Banque Bemo Saudi Fransi, Syria International Islamic Bank, Arab Bank (Syria) and the Commercial Bank of Syria.
Adnan Ahmad Yousuf, member of the board of directors and president and chief executive of Al Baraka Banking Group, said: "[The] launch of Al Baraka Bank Syria with a capital of $100 million reflects our full confidence in our abilities and financial position to proceed with the implementation of the plans that we set early this year in expanding our geographical network through the establishment of new banking units and the opening of more branches for the existing units."
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In this week's edition of "Holistic Health From the Edge" join host Brandi with Dru Forseti as we look into the second foundation of nutrition: Sugar handling. We will discuss how critical it is to maintain a certain blood sugar level. Learn which organs help us in sugar handling. We will also have a special guest who will talk with us about her experience with both conventional medicine and a more holistic approach. Join us, learn. Ask questions, lots of questions.
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Mind-Body-Spirit: Living a Holistic Life - Heart Health
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Dr. Rene talks about how to keep your heart healthy holistically.
In this show we will be covering models of healing coming from a broad range of disciplines, integrating the best of modern science with the best of the healing wisdom that has been transmitted to us from the most ancient cultures.
Dr. Renè David Alkalay is a life-long student of meditation, Yoga science, Kabbalah, and the religious and philosophical texts of the East and West, and is the author of numerous articles and books. In private practice as a naturopathic practitioner since 1980, he provides holistic services at the Genesis Tree of Life Wellness Center offering help with nutrition, weight management, pain and illnesses, fitness and holistic treatment for cancer patients. Genesis Society (501 c3) is the not-for-profit organization Dr. Renè David Alkalay offers help to veterans and yoga classes for children with cancer.
Holistic Health From The Edge
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In this week's edition of "Holistic Health From the Edge" join host Brandi and Dru Forseti as they finish discussing digestion by talking about parasites! WHAT? EWWWWW... we will look at common human parasites such as worms, ticks, mosquitos, giardia, lice, bedbugs, scabies, and fungal infections such as candidiasis. Join us, learn. Ask questions, lots of questions.
Tune into The We Resisters Radio Network Monday night 8:00 pm CST/6:00 pm PST to hear. Your voice, your opinions and insights can be heard by calling in at (347) 857-4397 or by using Skype.
Ask Herbal Health Expert Susun Weed & Holistic Women's Health Dr Sandra Bevacqua
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Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Dr. Sandra Bevacqua. Dr. Sandra Bevacqua, a Ph.D. in Molecular and Cellular Biology, has worked as a research scientist at both the university and government levels. Most recently, Dr. Bevacqua has focused on developing educational programs in the field of Holistic Women's Health. Frustrated by the lack of options available to women faced with pelvic health concerns she developed The Pelvic Health Transformation Program, Pregnancy and The Pelvic Floor, and The Mystery is Over! Understanding Female Sexual Health in which women of all ages receive the complete education and the techniques needed to naturally recover from pelvic floor discomfort, pain and loss of function due to organ prolapse, incontinence, pelvic pain syndrome, as well as sexual misunderstanding or dysfunction.
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• persistant pelvic pain..
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• harvesting nettle and making nettle soup..
• swollen lymph nodes in baby- cleavers..
• lip discoloration and heavy menses- yellow dock tincture, well cooked leafy greens..
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Today Dr. Joanna will talk about the difference bewteen holistic medicine and allopathic medicine as it relates to true healing and wholeness of body, mind, heart and spirit.
With a background in Nursing and a 20+ year career in pharmaceutical research, and now with her education in Metaphysics, Ministry, Ayurveda, Yoga and Meditation, she has a well-rounded perspecitive on health and wellness and it's intimate relationship to spirituality.
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We Resisters Radio Network is proud to announce this special edition program, "Holistic Health From The Edge" featuring hostess, Brandi Medeina. Brandi is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner who specializes in natural and holistic remedies for health concerns.
On tonight's episode, Brandi will be discussing sexual health. Topics will range from PMS, puberty and menopause to prostate and testicular health.
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Join Host Brandi Medeina on Monday December 29 at 6:00 PM PST for "Holistic Health from the Edge." This week, we will travel to the edge in regard to diabetes and cholesterol and the relationship between the two. We will spend time discussing the myths perpetuated by big food in collusion with our government.
Step away from the allopathic model and toward celebrating bio-individuality. Learn how various foods affect blood chemistry and which nutrients will mitigate potential damage.
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Holistic Health Alliance presents a 21st Century discussion about new research on the benefits of medical cannabis with Dr. Pamela Smith, RN, ND.
Dr. Pamela Smith developed an interest in medicine and the phenomena of the human body at the age of seventeen. She left her home of Chicago in 1992 to begin her life's work as a RN in Chinle, AZ. This journey to the Southwest gave her valuable insight into the ways of self healing. Dr. Smith began her self healing through the use of quiet time and reflection. Pamela's journey led her to pursue a degree in the natural sciences. Dr. Smith entered Bastyr University in 1993 and graduated with a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine in 1998. Outside of her practice Pamela enjoys writing short stories, traveling, the arts, meditation and the study of ancient healing practices. These hobbies have peaked her interest and determination in exploring the link between art and personal well-being.
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My first ever metro station in Madrid was here in 1981 on a visit to my sister (she lived here then). I used to go into the centre of Madrid and wonder why there wasn't a diect line down the Castellana. (I have since bought the 90 years Metro Book!).
Happy memroies for me!
Nice shot like
Best wishes, Andy
Interesting! I moved to this area in 2012 and the station was closed. I didn't know it had been opened before! I took photos and posted them on Pano when it re-opened in 2013.
I love these shots!
Best wishes, Andy
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Greetings, Joan
so hab ich die stacheligen biester noch nie gesehen... :-), l, f, marc.


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| Bois et Fruits by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal ShiseidoBefore I get to a long-forgotten holiday fruitcake, Bois et Fruits inflicts clouds of rancid butter or ghee. Before it vanishes, there is a suggestion of an Arabie-soaked platter of dried figs, dates, apricots and raisins. Nasty! 01st September, 2010 |
| Domenico Caraceni 1913 by Domenico CaraceniThere must be something wrong with me. All of the potentially beautiful frankincense, rose, cypress, citrus and amber are practically obliterated by a rasping "fingernails on the chalkboard" screech of cloves. Perhaps I got a mis-labeled sample. 21st August, 2010 |
| Rose d'Homme by Les Parfums de RosineHow exquisitely understated! To my nose it is constantly in motion, albeit at a gentle pace, traveling around and around - sweet powdery rose through soft dusty leather, then to a creamy woodiness, all the time never allowing the rose component to be fully released. 20th August, 2010 |
| Rose 31 by Le LaboI consider Rose 31 to definitely fit into the unisex role. It's assertive and somewhat exotic - dessicated rose petals from well-worn boutonniere resting in a cedar spice casket - one that has seen the passage of time. There is a slight hint of distant sweat and urine, but in a very pleasant and comfortable manner. Cue the Noel Coward on the gramophone, I'm ready for a foxtrot. 15th August, 2010 |
| Mugler Cologne by Thierry MuglerThis one has become a summer favorite, a grassy, soapy citrus with what I sense as spearmint, agastache and green cardamom. It does take a liberal application for good sillage and longevity but it's worth it. 09th August, 2010 |
| Labdanum 18 / Ciste 18 by Le LaboI can cover this one in one word - "dainty". You can determine if you might like Labdanum 18/Ciste 18 by your association with the word. 05th August, 2010 |
| Une Fleur de Cassie by Editions de Parfums Frederic MalleOn the Love/Hate Seesaw, I am definitely on the love side. As a fragrance gardener, I am drawn first to to the deceptively uninvolved jasmine and rose teaser, a bit like flowers at the garden gate, beckoning me to enter. Once inside, the reality of the garden presents itself full-force; and that includes the sweet/acrid foetid smell of rotting plants that have lived out their lives and are now re-entering the earth. An exquisite powdery mimosa acts in consort rather than sharp contrast to the foetid qualities of the cassie, completing the life cycle with its innocent sweetness. Like a good garden with foundation trees, a slightly aging sandalwood provides permanence and stability. 30th July, 2010 |
| La Violette by Annick GoutalWhat a strange drydown La Violette creates. The true violet blossom scent explodes upon application, only to nearly disappear within 15 minutes. At that point come olfactory mayhem, pitting odd greens, possibly vetiver, and clove with children's cough syrup. Once this settles, all that remains is piercing, penetrating fresh raspberry which continues for hours. 26th May, 2009 |
| Sa Majesté la Rose by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal ShiseidoWhat is the matter with me? For 30 years I have grown Bourbon, Damask, and other roses in parfumerie and, from all the glowing reviews; I should love Sa Majesté la Rose. I immensely dislike it. I also enjoy dirty and animalic scents as well, and yet I still dislike it. And why is this? There is something that ruins the creation for me. Amidst the lovely rose petals and leaves, geranium, clove and the animalic notes, all classically combined, a cloying and almost gagging lychee/canned evaporated milk note comes and spoils the party. 25th May, 2009 |
| Armani Mania for Women by Giorgio ArmaniThe attempt at mixed spices is valiant, but it is destroyed by a double dose of black currant and mismatched florals. I never experience any of the supposed base accords on the drydown except synthetic vanilla. If there are woods in Mania for Women, I can't find them. 24th May, 2009 |
| Armani Code / Black Code by Giorgio ArmaniOther than the nice tarragon/anise middle note, Armani Code is rather ordinary. There is an attempt a peppery opening but it is very synthetic feeling. The middle notes are fleeting, barely minutes, when tonka, tonka, and more tonka take over as the base, saved from being single-dimensional by the woodiness of guaic. 24th May, 2009 |
| Pure Vetiver by AzzaroIf you disregard the name, and realize that it's dirt-cheap, it's a decent fragrance. Sure, it has a bit of a harsh beginning, but softens to a nice combination of grass, tea, galangal and, yes, a tiny touch of the Big V. I find that it lasts for many hours and, on fabric, for days. 24th May, 2009 |
| Scandal by LanvinReview of vintage extrait formulation: 21st May, 2009 |
| Yendi by Roberto CapucciReview of vintage eau de toilette: 13th May, 2009 |
| Bois de Cédrat by CreedThis is a fine example of minimalism found more commonly in pre-1920s fragrances. The lemon note leans toward the exquisite fragrance of a Meyer lemon and smells fresh off the tree on a warm afternoon. I also sense the oil of citron as your fingernail pierces the fresh peel. The drydown brings in hints of fresh woods and a slight herbal finish, yet maintains the citrus up front. 05th May, 2009 |
| Tabu by DanaWhen I was a very young child, I detested Tabu. I also hated root beer and associated one with the other. It is now clear that, as a child, I knew nothing about drydown and that the scent of a perfume changes over time. So, 50 years later, I gave a fresh vintage bottle of Tabu a try. Sure enough, sickly sweet root beer scent hit me between the eyes, bringing a flashback to my youth, sneaking a sniff of the stuff on my aunt's dresser. There was also the smell of sour cat urine. I patiently waited for the drydown which seemed to take forever. After what seemed like over an hour, I was left with a hot and dirty Oriental that, I confess, isn't half bad. Would I buy it? No. Do I understand why it has remained on the shelves for so long? Most certainly. 28th April, 2009 (Last Edited: 18th August, 2010) |
| Parure by GuerlainThe transformation from initial application to drydown is dramatic. It starts with that classic Guerlain mystery and brooding found in Mitsouko with the addition of what is referred to as plum (I'm not sure of this fruit note) and bergamot. Oakmoss becomes predominant joined with dark rose, wood, spices and incense. Unfortunately, on my skin the oakmoss fades and Parure becomes a fairly innocuous woody Oriental. I did discover that my clothes retain the dark Guerlain mystery and oakmoss 10 hours after application. Because of this, Parure has become a "handkerchief fragrance" for me. 26th April, 2009 |
| Mitsouko by GuerlainThis is a review of the parfum. 22nd April, 2009 |
| Cristalle Eau de Toilette by ChanelCristalle is a brighter, cleaner Diorella in many respects. The aldehyde burst lets free a lovely green floral that reminds me most of the Freesia alba, not those ultra-sweet modern freesias in electric colors, but the humble ivory and green blossom that to me is the ultimate green floral note. Both are assertive, but playful. There is a hint of lemon, but definitely not your Lemon Pledge variety. Cristalle's delightful chypre is only slightly metallic and has some richness that I can't put into words. This note stays around the longest, relatively unmodified until it eventually fades away. 22nd April, 2009 |
| Galanos by GalanosI had weird flashbacks of opening my mother's handkerchief drawer as a young child in the 1950s. There's something about the way that the oakmoss and tonka are choked by a mishmash of spices and florals suggests one of the things that sometimes didn't go well during that era of perfume development. Also, I swear that I smell musty old bay leaves somewhere during the drydown. To me, it's a little like Youth Dew gone wrong. 16th April, 2009 |
| Osmanthus by Ormonde JayneTo me, this is one of the worst fragrances I've tested in a long time. It bears absolutely no resemblance to osmanthus. Where is the rich yet fresh, pure yet erotic nature of the real flower? It smells more like a Glade plug-in air freshener. Instead of capturing the bright slightly unripe apricot note of osmanthus, I smell cheap synthetic fruit salad which produces a very unsettling feeling. Even the in-your-face indoles can't save this one. 09th April, 2009 |
| Joy by Jean PatouReview based upon the vintage pafum. 05th April, 2009 |
| Violetta di Parma by BorsariThis used to be a regular fragrance for me about 25 years ago when I was going through my "violet phase". I've grown the petite violetta di Parma and the Borsari does something quite interesting; it makes no attempt to replicate the isolated scent of the bloom. It instead captures the plant in its native environment, shady, damp, green and earthy. It also bursts forth upon application much as the violet does at the end of winter, calmly defiant of the cold. There must be orris root in it which adds a lovely powdery drydown. For those looking for a violet blossom fragrance, Violette di Parma is not a good match. But for a more earthy and green experience with a hint of blossom, this relatively inexpensive perfume is a lovely choice. 05th April, 2009 |
| Loukhoum by Ava LuxeI have tried several Rahat Loukhoum based fragrances and find the Ava Luxe the most wearable of those commonly available in the US without coming across as a dessert cart. Almond is balanced nicely with pistachio. Honey, which can be so cloying, is brightened with rosewater. There is a sharp burnt sugar that may be confused with hazelnut which brings out musk on the drydown. 28th March, 2009 |
| Sandringham by Crown PerfumeryDirty doings in the library! Has our gent brought in a lady of questionable background? To me, Sandringham is like a member of the upper crust slumming in his own heavily wood-paneled manor. This is most bitter of all the Crowns, topping Eau de Quinine or even the face-slapping Esterhazy. Do I detect quinine amidst the herbs and wood? There is definitely a non-citrus bitter component that performs a great balancing act with the sweetness. 27th March, 2009 |
| Jubilation XXV by AmouageThis is a frankincense foundationed fragrance for men who are unafraid to wear florals. I think that it's the sweetest Duchaufour that I have smelled so far and, after about a month getting to know it, I can appreciate the sweetness. I found my appeal for Jubilation XXV like a courtship, that develops understanding and appreciation over time. 22nd March, 2009 |
| Jubilation 25 by AmouageI find this and Jubilation XXV for Men my favorite of the Amouage line do date (though I am "courting" Lyric for Women at this time and enjoying it.) XXV for women is a Middle Eastern concept fragrance for Western tastes. Citrus/possibly citron, Bulgarian rose, frankincense and myrrh are up front with a wide assortment of secondary scents that I think that I can identify as tarragon, amber (not quite enough for my taste), a healthy shot of patchouli, musk, with the whole sweetened by what I suspect is ylang ylang. 22nd March, 2009 |
| Crown Ess Bouquet by Crown PerfumeryCrown Ess Bouquet is crisp starched linen and modestly coiffed hair. Its slightly bitter herbal components of lavender, basil and thyme work well with bright citrus. Alone, this would be simplistic but Crown introduces powdery orris and what my nose senses as eglantine rose and possibly something animalic like musk. 30th January, 2009 |
| Musk by Lorenzo VilloresiIf you enjoy powdery rose scents and remove the word 'Musk' from the mix, you may really enjoy this fragrance. It is definitely an ultra-feminine floral and a good one. For those who have dreamed of owning Crown Perfumery's Marechale Original, this is a somewhat cheapened distant relative. The rose component dressed in rich cardamom and galbanum receives a sparkling from something I can't identify. On the drydown, the most lovely powder emerges from soft samdal and musk. 21st July, 2008 |
| Hamptons by Bond No. 9I think Hamptons should be renamed "Eau de Dirty Comb". This vile juice is a dead ringer for a dirty comb or a dandruff-ridden scalp coated with cheap shampoo residue. It is completely dissimilar to Creed Silver Mountain Water save for the rapidity of its fade. 10th July, 2008 |


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I think I am going to fire someone next week.
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 10:32 AM
I've fired a few people and the range of reactions was disbelief up to yelling in my face.
One HR guy gave me good advice - make it quick. As soon as you tell them they are being let go (and this should happen within 15 sec of you closing the office door), they won't be listening to much else you are saying. They will be thinking about what they are going to do, etc etc. Make it short and, well, sweet, as someone else already posted. Stay professional.
Posted 29 November 2012 - 11:26 AM
and if they don't do it...pay someone else to fire both of them
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 11:38 AM
If you can't fire someone yourself, you are in no position to manage/hire people in general.
No poo, assface! That's why I'm not a boss and no one gives a poo about me
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 11:53 AM
No poo, assface! That's why I'm not a boss and no one gives a poo about me
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Just pretend that your desk area is Mrs Panther Fan country and you are Queen of the land. Put some troll dolls on it if you want people to boss around and fire.
Being important and having managerial duties kind of sucks at times. I enjoyed being a sales guy. As Director of Sales there is so much more responsibility and people are involved. I'm much better at being an irresponsible sales rep that is mostly ignored unless I don't meet my numbers.
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 02:07 PM
...here, in Virginia, she still attends the hearings, but it doesn't matter if she fires 'em for cause (stealing, falsifying time cards, etc.) they still get unemployment. She's had cases where the security camera footage clearly shows them stealing, loading stuff in their car, leaving early, arriving late- all on video. Still gets unemployment.... unbelievable.
I was standing right next to her one night as we approached the back door as an employee was coming out the back door with a brand new, unopened bottle of tequila under his coat and she nailed him on the spot. So she fires him right there, he's a minor who doesn't drive, so she calls his mother with him standing there. She comes to pick him up, explains to Mom why she fired him, shows him the bottle and the Mom gets pissed at my wife for firing him!
It's a "right-to-hire, right-to-fire" state. Just keep it simple and tell them your services are no longer required, thanks for your time here and we'll walk you to the door.
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I have never been fired, only laid off....twice (non performance related). worse feeling in the world. I just hate to put someone else through that.
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Yes, I have a paper trail and HR is aware. I don't believe I am an asshole, if anything I would guess my reps like me. I think I came in as a relatable manager because I am fresh from being a sales rep myself.
I have never been fired, only laid off....twice (non performance related). worse feeling in the world. I just hate to put someone else through that.
Can you not talk to the person first?
Explain what is going on, and what is expected?
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I actually never eat in this restaurant. I love music there and the fact, that visitors my sing with their live band.
Stopped by to ask for a take-out menu and got an attitude. I asked another employee and she said "are you playin'?" No I am not playing! I was on my lunch break and wanted to try something new...This place is GHETTO! Am I asking too much of them for a simple menu? Just a VERY weird vibe/interaction!
everthing in there! the owners they're very nice,food is great,and the location is perfect!Every time i go there i enjoy it!
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For the three dozen prospects of the Buffalo Sabres — from rookie first-round draft picks Mikhail Grigorenko, Zemgus Girgensons and Mark Pysyk to the returning members of the Rochester Americans — development camp started out as a day at the beach.
The players may not like the beach anymore.
Summer hockey camp has become boot camp, at least at sunrise.
The Sabres enlisted the U.S. Navy SEALs to put their players through perhaps the most strenuous fitness workout of their lives.
"Those guys are probably the toughest in the business," third-year right winger Corey Tropp said.
Pushups, situps, crunches, squats. They endured a 5 a.m. exercise regimen that seemingly came directly from the SEALs' training base.
"We did it like so many times, like a thousand times," Grigorenko said. "Then we had to swim in the lake (Erie)."
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Nice job, Sabres.
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From Babel to Babylon: Essays on Biblical History and Literature in Honor of Brian PeckhamJoyce Rilett Wood, John E. Harvey, Mark Leuchter From Babel to Babylon explores the literary and historical character of biblical texts in the Torah, Prophecy, and Writings. It considers questions of composition and the writing of history. The book situates biblical texts in their immediate and distant context. It reflects upon their intertextuality and identifies their literary sources. Key events and figures are discussed in light of the politics of the age. Gender issues are explored, with attention to the different social roles of men and women and the character of the interaction. Theology is another important topic, and the character of God keeps changing to reflect the development of historical and prophetic traditions. The books ends with biblical wisdom, with the specific instruction to rely on the experience of the sage, whose superior understanding is greater than our own. This exhortation to listen to the text directs us back to the introduction, where readers are asked to pay attention to the principles the text sets up for its own interpretation. |
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