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Live like you mean it at Reflections Apartments, the best in roommate style living! At Reflections you will have the privacy and lifestyle you deserve while taking advantage of our convenient location and unmatched amenities. Reflections is conveniently located close to the University of South Florida and Hillsborough Community College, is on the Hartline bus route, and has great location to shopping and dining. You will also enjoy our amenities including a fitness center, business center, pool, tanning bed, game room and much more! Reflections is an all-inclusive community with fully furnished apartments, a variety of floor plans, individual leases, utilities, cable and internet. Our professional on-site staff is dedicated to serving your needs and arranging both social activities to help you meet other residents and enjoy your living experience. There is no reason to look elsewhere, apply today and reserve your space at Tampas most exclusive by the bedroom community.
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Stockholm Syndrome is made up of an all-star cast. When Widespread Panic bass player Dave Schools and acclaimed singer/songwriter Jerry Joseph of the Jackmormons decided to collaborate, each initially thought the side project would be a cool, if temporary, change of pace. With one studio album released, a new studio album set for release in early 2010 and multiple tours behind them, Stockholm Syndrome has transcended being just a side project. Stockholm Syndrome is a band.
The band's unusual choice for a name, Stockholm Syndrome, refers to the psychological phenomenon in which a hostage bonds with his kidnappers. It seemed an apt moniker for the pair's somewhat convoluted relationship. Now all Schools and Joseph needed was a band.
They put together their "Dream Team" including Eric McFadden (a San Francisco-based guitarist who has worked with Keb Mo', Les Claypool and George Clinton's P-Funk All Stars), Danny Louis (an Upstate NY based keyboard virtuoso widely known for his role in Gov't Mule and Cheap Trick) and drummer Wally Ingram (an L.A.-based drummer who has worked with Jackson Browne, Sheryl Crow, Tracy Chapman and David Lindley). All three musicians were on board and are now back for more live dates, an in-store recording for release and a pending studio album.
Stockholm Syndrome is ready to serve up its potent brew of provocative songs and thrilling, genre-transcending musicianship to worldwide audiences. Schools is already contemplating the future, "We'll take it as far as it wants to go. I think that everyone is really enjoying playing together...it ceased to be a recording project and became a band."
There aren't many bands with the ability to hit the ground running the way Stockholm Syndrome did. And now that they're launched, they show no sign of slowing down soon.
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"Ume started the day with their poppy and suprisingly heavy take on 90s post-punk that is both powerful and charming. Outside of her devilish coo, Lauren is an enigmatic guitarist; all flailing hair, swinging arms, and wild movements. If this band didn't have such catchy songs, you'd probably be content just watching" — Brooklyn Vegan
"The band's new EP, Sunshower is at once beautiful, brutal, flawlessly executed, and completely unpretentious. It's the type of record that grabs the listener immediately and demands repeated listens. It's the whole package - as close to a perfect rock record as has come out of Austin (or anywhere for the matter) in quite some time." — Austin Sound
"How could I have not known about Ume? An Austin trio fronted by a whirling dervish of a singer/guitarist who in the standard PR head shot looks like she wouldn't hurt a fly; yet give her a guitar, a Marshall stack and a mic and stand back, way back... File under - Do Not Overlook and Go Tell Your Friends..." — Dave Allen (Gang of Four)
4/5 stars — The Austin Chronicle and The Irish Times
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Seth took up guitar at age 12 and by the time he was 13, he was playing professionally and jamming at famed New York City clubs, including Mannys Car Wash, The Wetlands, Chicago Blues and many more with people such as Warren Haynes, Jimmy Herring, Jimmy Vivino, Merl Saunders, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, and many others. Seth currently lives in New York City and his music consists of a mix of original songs in an eclectic variety of rock, blues, fusion and pop, and accessible hook-laden rock. Seth's major influences include the Allman Brothers, Clapton, Jackson Browne and Paul Simon.
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LOS ANGELES -- The Clippers long have been the NBA's doormat. Now they might be the best team in a town that has come to expect championships from the Lakers.
The Clippers are coming off their best November in 30 years, and that's going back to their Buffalo Braves days. Instead of thinking ahead to yet another lottery pick, they look like a playoff contender in the rugged Western Conference.
Heading into this weekend they had a better record than the storied Lakers, the team with which they share an arena.
"I have always looked at their team as being young and explosive," Cleveland coach Paul Silas said after the Clippers beat the Cavaliers 94-82 earlier this week.
The game was the fourth in five nights for the Clippers -- all wins -- and only the second loss in 11 games for the Cavaliers. The win gave the Clippers a 9-6 record, the second-best November in franchise history.
Cleveland star LeBron James, who was held to two points in the fourth quarter and 22 overall, said the Clippers -- like his Cavs -- no longer are an easy opponent.
"They've started to turn it around in the Western Conference," James said. "So we're two common teams."
Silas said the Clippers simply needed to get the right coach, and to run that coach's system. He said that coach is Mike Dunleavy, who is in his second season with the Clippers.
Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavericks and Tracy McGrady of the Houston Rockets put on a show Thursday night. The Mavericks beat the Rockets 113-106 in overtime, with Nowitzki scoring 53 points, the most ever by a Dallas player and tops in the NBA this season. McGrady had 48.
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"I'm going to be telling my kids about this one," said Dallas forward Josh Howard.
Nowitzki also had season highs in rebounds (16) and blocks (four).
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"Life is just as much about traveling, the journey as the destination, join me in some of my musical highlights on my journey below, come to a show, maybe sign my shoes."
2013 was the year Adams' Debut EP 'People, Places, Things' was released on his own label 'Pensive Pop . Recorded with producer Dave Izumi ( Duke Special, Luke Sital Singh ) at Batbox Studios in Lewes , featuring the amazingly talented sock wearing John Parker of Nizlopi on Double Bass and equally as wonderful Alex Priest (Union Sound Set) on cello. The EP was featured in TV adverts, short films, Hollyoaks and featured on the BBC6 New Music Mixtape from Tom Robinson.
2014 was a busy year for Adam. With 2 EP's released ( Words Build Worlds Live EP March 2014) (Cathedrals EP December 2014) , a UK Tour , lots of live radio sessions and live reviews, culminating in being BBC Introducing track of the day & featuring on the BBC6 Music New Music Mixtape with Tom Robinson. Other highlights included playing on the Iain Lee Show for BBC West Midlands and being played on over 50 new Radio stations, not a bad year.
2015 is looking like it's heating up with a another new EP on the horizon and a whole bunch of more tour dates this March, be sure to see Adam as he comes to play music in your town.
Pre 2012 Previously Adam has worked with Chris Wood of Bastille, Ed Sheeran and recorded a bunch of songs at the home of Status Quo front man Francis Rossi with producer Greg Jackman ( Prince, Seal, Gary Moore)
Adams' vision is for more music and art to be created and shaped by ,with and for the communities in which we live.
"For me, as a singer/songwriter, the best thing is to be able to articulate the invisible… You can say things that can't be said in normal conversation."
Bare Necessities (cover) – Adam Wedd [Coffee House Sessions]
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Next Monday 9th March I'm heading out on Tour , I'll be visiting 26 Universities around the UK and I get to play Scotland for the first time, 3 times! Big thanks to Coalition Talent, The Agency Group & Zed Music for making this happen! Look out for a city we're coming to near you and pop on by, all the Coffee House shows are free entry too! I'm also excited to be playing Hemelvart Bier Cafe in North Yorkshire , Sunday Night Live Coventry & The Zed Music Cafe Sevenoaks in addition. All info on the 'Live' page.
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You can also watch the 2 special videos I filmed with Coffee House Sessions here . Big love to Basia & Nat for playing these with me. Look out for the interview I did with BBC Radio 1s Introducing Ally Mcrae, he's a top bloke!
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Over the past month or so myself and a handful of wonderful friends have recorded what I believe to be my best record to date! I thought it only fair to give a track by track breakdown for you of what's to come! If you are one of the brave people who pledged for a copy in advance, then you'll have a digital copy in your email inbox by the end of February ( and a physical by the end of March!)
For everyone else you can pre-order your copy through this site on the 'Releases' page. I didn't want to go into too much depth on each song as art should be subjective and I hope it stays at least partly that way!
THIS SOON TOO SHALL PASS Life lost it's vibrancy. I became super tired of the mundane. I also became tired of myself chasing whatever great idea I thought i had. I wrote some words down picked up the harmonica and wrote this song! I've referred to this for quite a while as my Ant-Gandalf song and tun just 'Gandalf' , for obvious reasons. I love the big trumpet that Mark Perry plays in this song. It always brings a corking smile to my face. Just around the corner is enough joy to call a smile from our weary faces.
ORBIT Prone to wonder. All who wander definitely aren't all lost as a famous writer once said! Essentially this song is about the rare gem of people in our lives, who ground us in order that we can fly.
FIGHT FEAR WITH FAITH A few friends of mine over the past year have told me that they've struggled with anxiety around death and dying, that the thought of this cripples them. Whilst driving back from some shows in Exeter & Plymouth I got listening to a Radio 4 program about 'Death Cafes' – Safe spaces where you can go to discuss death, thus breaking all the power of it and the stigma it has. we don't talk about this stuff half as much as we should in our country. If we can talk about it, we can own it instead of it owning us. Deep? I think so.
THE ART OF INTERRUPTION Sometimes the most beautiful things we can encounter in this world are when we're disrupted from what we think is important. A child tugging us to go play pretend shops, that neighbour who needs our help 'cos they've locked themselves out,
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The Twelve Steps of Traffic Reporting: - 08/12/13
Well, there might not be twelve. But sometimes it feels thatway.
This video shows you a behind the scenes glimpse of what Ido when I hear about a wreck. Of course not all are in the line of sight of acamera, but when they are, I go looking! Check it out... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOuKFlrr7JY
I'm gearing up over the next two weeks for the FIRST DAY OFSCHOOL! It will be a very busy Monday come August 26th. Hopefully you'realready following me on Twitter or Facebook. You can also connect with me andreport traffic problems you're seeing.
What you don't see in this video is the steps I take afterI've confirmed that there's a wreck I build my own maps, I tweet like a crazyperson, and if it's a really big issue, I'll Facebook about it.
When I started reporting on traffic in March last year, itwas a big learning curve. There are so many steps, and I was KEYE's first trafficreporter, so there was no one to show me the ropes. I had to figure it out onmy own. Being a former anchor/reporter, it is in my blood to report accurateinformation.
Sometimes the websiteI use from APD is outdated, or the location of a wreck is actually somewhere else,or the description is vague. It drove mecrazy trying to figure out exactly what was happening and where. I wanted it tobe accurate and for it to matter to the masses about to head out on theirmorning commute. Ive come to realize most people sit in some traffic every day,but they want to know when theyre going to be sitting in traffic for 30 extraminutes.
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ST. CLOUD, Minn (KNSI) - Three people were arrested early Sunday morning after getting into a dispute with staff at Rum Runners in St. Cloud.
The police department says just after midnight officers responded to a report of a fight at 102 sixth avenue south and found two employees of the bar holding two men on the sidewalk outside the front door. The two men, both from Mankato, allegedly started a fight with the staff after they were asked to leave. At some point a third person, a woman from Brooklyn Park, began hitting staff with her shoes.
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Fighting Cucumber beatles and squash bugs
I've been fighting cucumber beatles (and now squash bugs) in my zucchini and summer squash bed since I set the plants out. (They don't seem to bother the bush cucumber plants just two beds over - go figure).
I've been hand picking/killing, used rotenone and safers insecticidal soap but they keep coming. The zucchini is nearly gone (they seem to prefer it over the straight and crookneck summer squash). Last night after work, I noticed [LOTS OF] egg masses (redish orange - I'm guessing squash bug eggs) under the leaves so scraped/squashed all I could find.
Any other ideas to help?
I wish there was a magic remedy--these bugs (especially the squash bugs) have been my nemesis for years. I've heard some say to plant late, so you avoid 1 generation. As for me, I've always had the best luck if I plant early and my plants are large and healthy when the bugs hit. They will always sustain damage and lose production, but they eventually come back and bear. This year, I'm trying a product from Gardens Alive called Pyola. It is supposed to have some success with young squash bugs. I've only seen two so far, but I started spraying early--before I saw any to try and keep them under control. Another recommendation I've seen is floating row covers; and if the Pyola doesn't work, I'll be trying them next year. Good luck!
Floating row covers work, early on, but need to be removed for pollination. Some people report some success for Cucumber Beetles with heavy mulches which seems to keep Ma from laying eggs in the soil. Neem Oil products have also been reported to be good controls for these buggers. Rotenone is pretty potent stuff and probably should only be used as a last resort. Removing any egg masses you find is a good means of control. Check this link for more stuff.
Here is a link that might be useful: Our Garden Pests, Squash bugs
Try using a tea made from the hottest peppers you can find, strain it and add a little Ivory soap and put in spray bottle. Works for many kinds of insects, but may need to reapply as needed.
Good Luck
Spotted cuke beetles were all over my bean plants in a former garden. Every year. I just got in a routine of finding and smashing them. I even had an execution site.
I tried lots of different bean varieties and eventually discovered a white runner bean that grew beautifully and wasn't troubled much by the beetles.
Same thing happened with kale and tomatoes - I happened on a variety of each that grew relatively free of problems in my garden. The most pest-free tomato was an heirloom called Banana Legs - a yellow paste tomato shaped like a banana. The kale variety was True Siberian Kale - produced like mad and nothing chewed on it except us.
Of course, the next year I moved out of state so couldn't benefit further from the great discovery.
Experiment and you are likely to find the perfect varieties of squash, etc that are most resistant to those bugs. Also, as ksflowergirl points out, pay attention to when the bugs are at their worst, and see if you can time your planting to avoid that.
Organica - thanks and I think you're correct about varieties - for example, they are hitting the zucchini very bad, but the two varieties of yellow summer squash are almost untouched (well except for the egg masses from the squash bugs which I'm squashing!)
This is similar to years ago when I had a big problem with colorado potato beatles...then I happened on a variety (katahdin) that I guess just didn't attract them.
Similar is my experiance with corn last year. I planted a bicolor (Burpee Honey & Cream) sweet corn in a couple of beds and another variety (Burpee Early & Often) in a few others. The racoons hit the bicolor corn well before it was even ready (took every ear) and never touched the early and often. I'm guessing in this case just the sugary smell of the super sweet hybrid got their attention and the other corn, like field corn, just didn't.
All good reasons to experiment and either have a good memory or take good garden notes to find varieties that not only taste great, but also are hardy to weather and pests.
Cucumber beetles always caused my squash and cukes to die. This year I bought seeds of a cuke that does not have to be pollinated. Most seed catalogues have a few varieties like this. I have covered the plants with summer weight row covers draped over some tomato cages. So far they look good. A few little cukes are growing now.
Hey I have found that they LOVE pumpkins. and the plants GROW! so I ahve several pumpkin plants and they haven't touched my cukes or spagetti squash. also the pumpkin is a big target to find the bright orange buggers and remove them and squash them! good luck!
I was looking for some information on a bug that is covering my better boy tomato. And the picture of the squash bug looks like the same bug. The thing about it is the tomato (and that is the only one. I also have early girl and park's whoppers in the same bed with no bugs on them) is covered up with those buggers and the cukes are not six feet from the tomato plant and there are no bugs on them. My squash either. Go figure. Thanks for the info. I will use some hot peppers and soapy water to spray the tomato plant. DH wanted to put sevin on them....You all probably heard my screaming...lol.
I have lemon balm, I wonder if that would help also? It was suggested on the site that Kimmsr mentioned.
Southerngardengal-- do a garden web search for stink bugs and you may find a post that I written a while ago. I had what looked like squash bugs on my tomato plants last year but none on my squash--turns out they were "leaf footed bugs", a member of the "true bug" family. Between the stink bugs and the leaf footed bugs my tomatoes were horrible. Both of these bugs will suck all the juice from just under the skin of the tomato and leave you with spotted and odd looking fruit that will not be suitable for canning (changes the pH or something).
They are the DEVIL!! Don't bother with all of the nicey nice stuff (soaps, garlic etc) they don't work. Get some liquid rotenone/pyrethrin- that worked somewhat. What I ended up doing mostly was going into the plants with scissors and cutting up any of the ones I could find. If they come back this year I am going to try dusting the plants with DE. They are both clumsy bugs and fall off of leaves pretty easily so if you go in there with a cup of soapy water make it a small cup so you don't knock them all into lower leaves by accident.
Thank you Iamtoobusy. They are beginning to get on the other tomato plants. I saw some on my park's whopper. I will see if DH will run to the county coop and get something for them in the morning. They are in colonies...looks like ten or fifteen on one tomato plant. We don't can tomatoes but we do live on tomato sandwiches in the summer....LOL
Thank you again for the info.
This year I've had pretty good luck with reducing squash bug damage by religiously using insecticidal soap which kills the fresh hatched bugs (nymphs?) and removing the parts of the leaves with eggs. I might miss a few eggs but then I get the hatchees with the soap spray.
Last year I had a bad infestation and I tried the pyrethrin/rotenone spray, but it just caused the spider mites to go crazy and then I had to use soap spray.
I physically remove and drown the grown up squash bugs (they can swim for quite a little while and climb out of the container, so keep an eye on them until dead). But, so far this year I haven't had to kill any adults.
southerngardengal, how is you park's whopper? i tried that this year, but i must have bought a diseased plant. it never grew and just kept looking worse. leaves became all brown and just all together funky! it remained under a foot tall and no new growth. i finally burned it so my beefsteak would not succumb. the beefsteak was growing wonderfully and still is. i am disappointed b/c i wanted to try another huge tomato!
Unless you have enough room to have a 300 foot seperation between beds "rotating" your crops will do little to prevent pests that overwinter in the soil from finding them in the new bed and even that is questionable. Mulching, which can keep the larva from reaching the soil, or in the spring can confuse the larva enough that they don't reach the surface will help.
Stink Bugs as well as many other plants pests are listed at Our Garden Pests.
Here is a link that might be useful: Our Garden Pests
I saw squash bugs on my corn plants upon inspecting them after dark with a flashlight. They'd just been watered and the bugs were everywhere. I looked all on the internet but couldn't find a solution. I grabbed a disposable grill lighter and s flash light and burned them one by one as they sat on the corn plants. It was kind of fun.
Someone I know fences up that part of their garden and puts chickens in there. That's about their favorite food and they're not as fond of the plants. When the bugs are gone, take the chickens out or they will eventually turn on the veggies for food. The terrific source of complete protein makes the eggs come out really good too I'd bet.
(1)Mix 1.5ml of liquid sevin with one gallon of water,(2) poor 5 ounces into as many 20oz glass bottles(must be glass) as you have squash plants( and others in the squash family),(3) mix in three table spoons of clove oil,(4) lie the bottles at an angle by pressing them into the soil so that the liquid poison will not spill into your organic garden!! Wah-la!! You have the benefit of chemical poison without compromising your organic style! I would suggest picking the bottles up when heavy rain is on the way to avoid overflow and spillage! Hopefully this will help out in your fight against these evil little bugs!
Sexy: what you wrote is a gardening version of homeopathy.
1.5ml of Sevin per one gallon (nearly 4 liters) equals extremely low and ineffective concentration of the active chemical even if you used the most concentrated version of Sevin (vs the more common, ready to use diluted version).
You may as well pray for the bugs to die.
I've got two remedies that seem to work pretty well. I dab some Elmer's glue on the eggs -- it does leave a spot, but it's non-toxic and may do less damage than rubbing them off. If you get a small bottle, you can really target it right onto the eggs. The second is diatomaceous earth. If you find bugs, go out with a shaker full of the stuff and let em' have it. Underside leaves, on the stems everywhere. I love this stuff because it's not poisonous. It suffocates the little suckers if you get enough on.


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14th November, 2012
Shalimar Light by Guerlain
The vanillic lemon, the hint of spice. This sure makes me think of Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentree. Like a more balanced version of it.
10th January, 2012
Le Maroc pour Elle by Tauer
Nobody else said leather? This is one of the rare scents that actually smells like real leather to me.
22nd July, 2011
Infusion d'Iris by Prada
I haven't done a side by side but boy does this remind me of Voyage d'Hermes and the mineralic citrus note in a number of scents from that line. Infusion d'Iris is a bit more rounded and slippery and seems perfectly suitable for men. The iris in here is fresh and slight and doesn't step out much from the backup florals and citrus.
15th April, 2011
Wonderwood by Comme des Garçons
My current nominee for most suitable replacement for my first love, Gucci Rush for Men. In addition to the woods, (woods, and more woods,) it has that candied iris & violet element that is the linch-pin of Rush for me. Wonderwood does have some juniper and pepper notes that I don't detect in Rush, but these don't last long on my skin and when they're gone, I'm left with something wonderful and virtually identical to Rush.
10th April, 2011
Sandalwood by Caswell-Massey
This is a very "woodsy" sandalwood, with a far-away, exotic splendor that brings to mind lost monasteries and palaces. It opens with slightly dissonant citrus and spice (cinnamon, clove) notes but quickly gives way to a rich, potent sandalwood, though more resinous than "creamy" to my nose. I also get a major blast of patchouli, especially in the dry down, and possibly some vetiver of the dark, earthy kind. In fact, it has some resemblance to L'Occitane's Vetyver. Beautiful intensity and endurance. Can't believe it's so affordable.
03rd March, 2011
Odeur 71 by Comme des Garçons
Okay, I get a bit of the electrical short but frankly little else from the list of sci-fi "anti-perfume" notes. To me, this has an opening burst of sharp, tart, herbaceous aromatics and dries down to a cloud of fuzzy musk. This is a combination I just love. Horrors! Is Odeur 71 just another 80's powerhouse men's fragrance? Oh wait, I like 80's powerhouse men's fragrances.
09th February, 2011
Eau de Gentiane Blanche by Hermès
Smells to me almost exactly like Dzongkha. Pepper (capsicum or bell, not black), a handful of bitter-green herbs, and something rooty which must be the same iris I can barely smell in Dzongkha. Smoother and more long-lasting than Dzongkha. Not at all sweet or flowery.
02nd November, 2010
Beyond Paradise for Men by Estée Lauder
There is obviously something bizarre going on with this fragrance, probably some synthetic aromachemical that is registering wildly different sensations in people's systems. I have rarely seen such divergence not just in opinions, from Turin's top 10 accolade to the thumbs-down plurality here, but also in basic olfactory descriptions. How could the same fragrance be, as reported by various people, sickeningly sweet, and like cucumbers, and barely smellable? This really disproves Turin's thesis that we don't smell differently, we only react to smells differently.
14th October, 2010
Arcus by Amouage
I mostly get neroli with hints of green pepper, vetiver, and spices.
20th September, 2010
Ocean Pacific for Men by Ocean Pacific
To me this smells like a less refined Gucci by Gucci for men (citrus, hint of incense), but with a sweaty patchouli & rose funkiness, with almost animalic undertones. Somewhat interesting.
23rd August, 2010
Notre Flore Cedre / Cedar by L'Occitane
Some people might get confused by this scent. This is about the cedar leaf, which is also very fragrant, not the wood (though that's in the mix too). I remember as a child being told that people used to press fresh little fans of cedar leaf in books to imbue it with the scent. When I first spray this on, it doesn't have a strong smell, but I definitely feel, for lack of a better word, a presence of some kind - a transparent, high-toned freshness that pervades the room.
14th August, 2010
Yatagan by Caron
Interesting stuff, but I get the urge to slap myself onto a barbecue grill. Is this perfume or a spice rub? I'm getting the celery, coriander, patchouli, angelica, pepper, salt, other herbs, and (I might be imagining this) betel leaf. This smells a bit like the herb section of an Asian grocery store and has surpassed Angelica Sous la Pluie as the most savory fragrance I've encountered. I like to smell it but I don't know what to think about how it smells on ME, and I'd be nervous to sit next to someone who's really hungry.
06th August, 2010
Euphoria Men Intense by Calvin Klein
Put Euphoria Men in a ramekin and under a broiler until it develops a creme brulee crust. More interesting and long-lasting and, yes, intense than the original, but still doesn't stand out in any crowd.
04th August, 2010
Euphoria Men by Calvin Klein
This is the epitome of the safe, innocuous, middle-of-the-road, marketing-driven, committee-crafted contemporary scent. Not that such a process wouldn't create a pleasant, even well-crafted fragrance, which Euphoria for Men is (kind of). It's just that who can tell this apart from 20 other brands at the mall? Or even remember it 10 minutes after the scent fades, which it does rather quickly on my skin.
04th August, 2010
Obsession Night for Men by Calvin Klein
Instead of pear, I smell fig. Sweet, creamy, and with the slightly ammoniac edge that typifies a good fig scent, though not the leafy freshness of something like Philosykos. For me, fig scents also convey a sandalwood vibe, due to the creamy sweetness, and I get a hint of that here too.
04th August, 2010
Santal by Fragonard
A complex scent that quickly turns musky in an herbaceous, mushroomy way, and not animalic. It recalls some aspects of Musc Ravageur. I'm not getting much of the milky, fruity, floral characteristics of sandalwood. The woods at the base of this scent are darker, heavier, and drier. This is quite a difference from the other Fragonards I've tried, which tend toward the bright, cheerful, and translucent. Rather fascinating.
23rd July, 2010
Vetiver pour Elle by Guerlain
If vetiver could be made into a mouthwatering candy or pastry - the way other aromatic vegetal ingredients like mint, licorice, horehound, angelica, and anise could - it would taste the way Vetiver pour Elle smells. The layer of florals here wouldn't be out of place in a Middle Eastern sweet.
23rd July, 2010
L'Ombre dans L'Eau by Diptyque
The first time I smelled this I sensed some comforting, familiar flavor, something herbaceous. The second time, I zeroed straight in to ripe, perfumy pineapple. Then it hit me. Pineapple, lemon grass, maybe tamarind? Southeast Asian hot and sour soup - fragrant, uplifting and perfectly blended. Maybe this was a foreshadowing of Diptyque's later Vietnam-themed fragrances (Do Son and Tam Dao). I'm not getting much rose, but I do get a dose of neroli and other tropical florals.
23rd July, 2010
Pour Un Homme by Caron
lavender + vanilla = Play-Doh? Does anyone else get this in the dry-down? Not that I knock it, though I wasn't one of the kids who wanted to eat Play-Doh ...
02nd May, 2010
Insensé by Givenchy
I like the idea of a masculine floral but the aldehydes in this are so bright and intense I feel like I'm being subjected to the third degree. An entire box of Tide bursts out when I open the bottle. Once I get past that, I can appreciate some of the golden splendor of this thing but until then it's kind of rough going. I guess you can divide the world into aldehyde lovers and amber lovers (or more accurately, aldehyde haters and amber haters) and you can tell where I belong.
02nd May, 2010
Touch for Men by Burberry
The immediate and predominant impression I get is of leather. Maybe that's what others allude to as the warm and smooth sensation, or even the sour violet note (I get that too). To me, this adds up to one of the more convincing, organic leather scents, something that's more than the smoke or tar that passes for leather in other fragrances. I could be even more precise - this smells like lambskin.
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Bring just to a boil; reduce heat and simmer for 15 minutes.
Drain; peel eggs under cold running water and place in a bowl of hot water.
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The Pogie Awards for the Year's Best Tech Ideas
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What a chance to step back, look ahead, sum it all up!Or else I could just trot out my usual end-of-year silliness, better known as the Pogie Awards.These honors, now in their fifth consecutive year, aren't meant to identify the best products of the year; that's way too obvious. Instead, the Pogies celebrate the best ideas of the year — great, clever features that somehow made it past the obstacles of cost, engineering and lawyers. Kindly turn off your cellphones and refrain from flash photography. All right, then, let's begin.DROID DOCKS The Motorola Droid, of course, is an app phone (that is, an iPhone wannabe with a black rectangular touch screen, etc.). It's generally a very good one, with slide-out keyboard, excellent speed and the Verizon network.The winner here isn't the phone, though — it's the docks. One $30 plastic dock suctions to your windshield. When you slip the phone into it, hidden magnetic sensors automatically fill the Droid's screen with Google's new GPS navigation software, complete with turn-by-turn driving directions, spoken street names, color coding to indicate traffic, map icons (for parking and so on), satellite view and more. Or buy the $30 home dock. When you insert the Droid, the screen becomes a handsome, horizontal-layout alarm-clock/weather display, complete with buttons that let you access your music or even dim the screen for sleepy time. You have to charge your phone overnight anyway, so why shouldn't it be doing something useful in the meantime? ITYPE2GO In 2009, the risks of text messaging went mainstream. Statistics made it clear that texting while driving was shockingly common — and incredibly dangerous.But what about texting while walking? You're looking down as you flail away on your keyboard; next thing you know, you've crashed right into a person, a tree or a fence. Trust me: It's hard to look cool when you've just face-planted on a No Parking sign. …


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For the second straight week on Saturday the Newton North football team found itself down in the fourth quarter and looking for a big comeback.
Yet, unlike North's rally past Waltham in the season opener on senior Kyle Rich's strip sack and junior DeVaughn White's return for a score last Thursday night, this time the Tigers ran out of time in their comeback bid in a 15-12 loss to Wellesley at North High.
Down 15-6 in the fourth quarter, senior back Rashad Penn wrapped up an inspiring, six-play, 80-yard scoring drive with a 2-yard plunge. The highlight of the drive was a 45-yard pass from junior quarterback Christian Cox to Chris Lewis that put the Tigers in the red zone.
Trailing 15-12 following a missed point-after kick, North forced a three-and-out and got the ball back on its own 39 with 1:51 left. Cox rifled a slant to senior Jack Boucher to advance into Wellesley territory, but the Raiders allowed nothing further, clamping down on the speedy Tigers receiving corps and forcing four straight incompletes.
North's defense was stingy all day, allowing a paltry 64 yards with three interceptions of Wellesley quarterback John Fadule.
"That's a good club," said Wellesley coach Jesse Davis. "They fly to the football and they have some great players, especially up front. They're well-coached."
Clinging to a tenuous 8-6 lead at the half, it wasn't until the opening possession after the break that the Raiders finally awakened their dormant offense.
After Wellesley failed to advance from their 40 on a pair of rushes, Fadule went to the air and found Matt Dziama for 25 yards, then hit Jack Dolan with what proved to be a game-winning 35-yard TD pass.
"Our kids played a full football game and that's what we needed from them today," said Davis after garnering his first win of the young season. "We struggled at times, but in the end, we were able to hang on."
Wellesley kicker Cosimo Ferrante took advantage of a stiff wind at his back and booted a pair of field goals in the first half, one from 25, the other from 30 yards. Ferrante's efforts, coupled with a safety sack of Cox 2:11 into the game, forged Wellesley to an 8-0 advantage.
North answered with an impressive 12-play, 69-yard scoring drive with 7:40 left in the half. Penn, who rushed for 66 yards on 17 carries, enjoyed his long of 18 yards to bring the Tigers to midfield. From there, it was Cox throwing a trio of passes to Boucher, who hauled in 10 for 129 yards on the day.
Mike Gately later polished off the series with a 4-yard TD rumble, but the Tigers failed to convert a two-point try and remained down 8-6.
Wellesley, which lost a 33-29 game to Concord-Carlisle in the opener, stretched the lead to 15-6 at the outset of the second half when Fadule, who was 14-31-3 for 151 yards, lofted one to Dolan, who shredded a pair of tacklers over the final strides to reach the end zone.
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I think the big question is if it will bend if you apply enough force?
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I think the big question is if it will bend if you apply enough force?
I think it would depend on how tasty we are... Like you said, they could find minerals in far better quantities anywhere else, and they would probably have machines that perform work far better than they could get by using us as a slave labour force.
I thought that was to make it go Real Fast...
Okay, it's MIT licensed, and there's a patent promise - which i personally don't trust, but you're welcome to.
I don't understand this fear that people have over this patent promise. Are there that many people out there who intend to write their own version of the
This is basically like Oracle suing Google because they created their own Java runtime engine for their Android phones, Dalvik. Microsoft has promised to not to be as stupid as Oracle.
Now make the whole Visual Studio suite available for free to home users.
They did... The 2013 Community Edition was released a couple months ago and includes all the languages and even supports the Visual Studio plugins. It's not Ultimate, but can do pretty much everything a home user would need. The older express versions have been free for years too but didn't support plugins.
There's usually a 2 or 3 year period between media type transitions where both are available on the same PC. That should be plenty of time to migrate to the new types of storage hardware. For example, I moved all my backed up data from IDE drives to SATA drives with an easy robocopy one day.
This question of storing something for 5 or 10 years or more never made sense to me as we're always collecting more and more data to store. We're not going to stick the data on a hard drive and then hide from computers for 10 years. We're always going to be upgrading to the new hard drive types or optical disc mediums and will be pulling our older data along.
The ISP's are not monitoring us here in the case of this law. The copyright holders are obtaining IP addresses from Torrent sites, etc like they do in the U.S.. They then create the letters and tell the ISP to forward them to the customers at those IP addresses. The ISP cannot provide any customer detail to the copyright owner due to Canadian privacy laws unless instructed to by a court order. Even the police and RCMP are still fighting to get access to simple customer information without warrants.
That said, I'm sure the ISP's here do have some sort of traffic monitoring for their own purposes. Rogers was found to be doing that in order to slow down p2p networks and gaming.
Actually, it's called Microsoft Word. If you don't turn it off, it converts every minus sign you press into a Unicode character. It's a nightmare when you're writing documentation and people try to copy and paste commands from your document and they all fail.
Both. Falsely assuming the identity of a living person is identity theft (criminal,) and violating a contract is breach of contract (civil.)
They can probably get around the criminal part by just creating a fictional person. It's only criminal if they steal a real persons identity. I doubt the cops care anything about civil law.
I think the judge's ruling simply makes it legal for the police to use the evidence created from the account during the prosecution. It has no binding over you to keep the account on your system if it violates your terms of service. If they want to request your help to keep the account active, they can ask you, but they shouldn't have any power to compel you to help.
I don't think anyone in North Korea owns DVD players to watch them. Probably not allowed to have them, or could be lack of any movies to rent due to censorship.
That is an option. Wouldn't it be lovely if Google offered to bring back the news aggregator only if subsidized by the papers?
I always thought this might be a good solution for Google. The news clips they publish on the search page are technically adverts for the full article. Google should charge the news sites for that advertising which would include the cost that Google pays to the news site for copyright, plus a nice 5-10% or so to pay for the extra administrators Google would need to employ to manage it. A useless waste of time and money transfer, but that's the way their law demands it now.
Banks are required to have systems in place to prevent their payment services from being used for money laundering purposes. Haulage companies are required to have systems in place to prevent their lorries from being used by illegal immigrants. Fertiliser distributors are required to have systems in place to prevent their products from being used for bomb making. Munitions retailers are required to have systems in place to prevent their guns from being used by crazed psychopaths
If you go by your examples, it is Sony that should have systems in place to prevent their movies from being stolen, not the ISP. As the parent message said, the ISP is just like the roads the criminal may travel over to and from the bank. The city may be able to put up a few stop signs or traffic stops as needed, but ultimately, someone always finds another route around.
I think the simplest answer is that making clones is very costly, whereas it would be very cheap to just recruit regular people from the trillions of people across the empire. Training costs can be reduced as well if you simply have higher numbers of troopers to throw at problems. Hopefully 5 less-trained troopers can shoot as well as one expensively, well trained clone.
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Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House Answers for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Last Day Of Work
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- Genre: Simulation Virtual
- Release Date: Dec 6, 2012
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Open my door to what in VF2?
I was wondering if I am able to know what and what not to open the door to in the game VF2. I have learned a few things, like not allowing a man to teach me how to do my job right, or allowing the clown at my door. But what else?
Answer from: Kitty4322
If you hear a scratching sound for an event open the door you get a dog! (at least i've heard of it being true)
Answer from: AJT123
Scraching, dog YES. Job learning, lose of money NO. Clown, clock YES. b-day party girls, steal child NO.
Thats basicly all of the ones i know or can tjin of off the top of my head
Answer from: Misaki
1.) If u see a white box in front of ur house do not open it cuz its full of ants from from and it will damage ur food.
2.) If u see a green plastic bag in front of ur house take it cuz its a food sample from community.
3.) If there's a kid saying that he's going to ur house to call insects(rare collectibles) for some $, hire him.
4.) If there's some orphans in dirty cloths selling cupcakes to u, don't feel sorry and buy them cuz it will make ur people get stomack pain.
5.) If there's some kids asking u to adopt their kittens, open the door.
6.) If there's some guy in black suit saying that they will take ur kid for talent scout, give ur kid, cuz after that ur kid will have a great future.
7.) One of ur kid will ask for permission if his/her friend can hang up in ur house and promising that tbey wont make a mess, don't let them cuz they will mess up ur house real good.
8.) Some girls scout will ask if they could cook in ur kitchen, let them in, they will mess up the kitchen but they will leave a great meal.
9.) If someone comes asking if u could sell ur collectibles, say NO
10.) One of ur kid will attend a Bday party and her friend will ask if ur kid could stay over, say no cuz they will kidnap ur kid
Here's my favorit. NEVER FORGET! A guy will come and tell you that he will show u a way to improve ur parent's skill for $10 in 10 mins, DON'T EVER LET HIM IN, that guy will eat all ur food, even if its 10k or more he will it them all.
P.S I let him in 2 times, my bad, and I'm so angry about it, he ate all 20k foods in my fridge.
Hope u remember this all
Answer from: AllUpInUrFace
Thank you so much! That helped a bunch! Especially about that kidnapping thing, creepy! I will bet I am going to need some of these answers: )
Answer from: Error 22
Hmm.... I let the whitebox. Nope. Clown gave me a kitty
Answer from: Madeleine
Yeah. Me to. I let the clown in sooo many times and i'm rich with kittens! (Lucky me, because i love kittens!)
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Don't open the door to the trainer he will just take all your food and money
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The all-new Flex Array system has been designed from the ground up, resulting from a three-year development cycle closely related to the development of the Polyhorn™, and utilises Turbosound's patent pending Dendritic horn, which produces a line source element with superior directional qualities together with trademark Turbosound clarity and definition. All neodymium drive units ensure that weight is kept to a minimum for easy trucking and handling.
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I don't have a kegging setup, but want CO2 for purging carboys, filling headspace, bubbling hops, purging sulfur, etc.
Any ideas?
I was thinking a paintball tank + regulator + tubing + diffusion stone?
I have a paintball tank and the Williams Brewing O2 wand...so if I just get a paintball adapter & CO2 regulator, think it'd work?
Why use the diffusion stone or wand? I just have a piece of tubing that comes off the manifold. Shove the end to the bottom of the keg/carboy and let her rip for a few seconds. No extra stuff needed.
The wand was just for bubbling hops...getting it down in a filled carboy. Not really necessary.
My larger question is what I'd need to dispense from a paintball tank. Do I need a special regulator? Special tubing? I am keg-parts illiterate.
Depends on the cylinder. The cylinders with an on/off valve will thread right onto a regulator and work normally. If the cylinder has valve that gets depressed when the tank is threaded into place, then you will need an adapter to push that valve. My LHBS has them, but want like 20 bones. I'm sure they can be found online.
No special tubing would be needed AFTER the regulator. Theoretically, a needed valve that is rated over 2000psi would probably work for your purposes in place of the regulator.... But for safety's sake, I have to recommend an actual regulator. They aren't that expensive and ensures that you don't send your cylinder rocketing across the room! ;-)
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Cool, thanks. That is helpful. I know Williams Brewing has paintball adapters. I will check out my tank and see what I can figure out.
Finally getting back to this...
Yes, if the vinyl tubing is AFTER the regulator and only handling the low (10psi-ish) pressure you would use for purging head space


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Big Dance Round Up and Look Ahead
Last week we gave you a preview of the tournament and some predictions of teams that we felt could make a run to the Final 4. Well, those predictions were way off and the bracket this writer submitted to his friends and a couple websites sits in about 10 millionth place. All the wise guys were talking about Iowa State and Virginia. Those teams won a combined 1 game. Now we are going to go region by region to see what happened and what we can look forward to seeing next weekend.
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Fifty-four Sweetwater High School students made the A-Honor Roll in the fourth six weeks of the 2014-2015 school year and Texas National Bank continued with its commitment to recognize and award one lucky scholar from each grade with $50. The winners of the Texas National Bank Good Grades Pay Award for the fourth six seeks of the 2014-2015 school year were Jacob Coppedge (9th Grade), Lichen Zhang (10th Grade), Mikeilah Foust (11th Grade) and Colin Dunn (12th Grade).
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Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller honored Leah Warren, a senior at Sweetwater High School as the winner of the Texas Department of AgricultureŌĆÖs monthly GROW award. The award Gives Recognition for Outstanding Work to middle and high school students who demonstrate leadership and excellence inside and outside the classroom.
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The Sweetwater High School baseball team will begin District 2-4A action at 7 p.m. Tuesday when it entertains Levelland. Kneeling from left are Hardy Escobar, Max Gomez, Jordan McGee, Chris Figueroa, Isaiah McGee; standing, Michael Lawrence, Scott Warner, Tyler Beasley, Hayden Reeves, Ty Crain and J.P. Poe. Not pictured are Branson Guelker, Kaegan Jeffrey and Hunter Mobley. Roland Herrera is the teamŌĆÖs head coach.
Roscoe Collegiate has scheduled an elementary basketball tournament for boys and girls in grades K-6 for Saturday, April 18.
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Today, we'll have some patchy fog before 10 a.m.; otherwise, expect sunny skies and a high near 86. Winds will be from the south around 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph.
We should see mostly clear conditions tonight, with a low around 60 and breezy winds from the south at 10 to 20 mph.
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Sweetwater JV White hosts Abilene Cooper sophomores, 6 p.m.
Blackwell varsity boys and girls at district tourna-ment in Big Spring.
Sweetwater JV Red will host Levelland (district opener), 4 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity will host Levelland (district opener), 7 p.m.
Sweetwater varsity and JV girls will be playing the first leg of district tournament at Snyder.
Sweetwater varsity will host Levelland, 5 p.m.
Sweetwater JV will host Levelland, 7 p.m.
SNYDER ŌĆö Rather than hosting its district opener at Jerry Collins Complex, the Sweetwater softball team changed plans Friday because its field was too wet and went to Snyder instead because its playing surface was in better condition.
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Sweetwater is planning to hold a first-ever Lady Mustang Co-ed Volleyball Tournament on Friday and Saturday, April 17-18, at both Sweetwater High School gyms. The cost will be $60 per team. The teams will consist of four to six players, with at least two of them playing at all times and a maximum of eight players. All players must be on the roster to be eligible.
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RoscoeŌĆÖs Juan Solis won the junior varsity boys divisionŌĆÖs 400-meter dash with a time of 1:01.17 at a recent track meet in Hamlin.
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