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Hometown: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Favorite thing about Baltimore:
My favorite place to wander around in the UB neighborhood is the 136-year-old Peabody Library, which has five-tiered ornamental balconies filled with old books.
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My favorite place on the UB campus is the Liberal Arts and Policy Building with its glorious spiral staircase, original Moravian tile floors, radiant stained-glass window and state-of-the-art design lab.
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As an admission director, I love witnessing students we've enrolled graduate. It is a magical moment watching friends and family cheer on graduates as they move from hard-working students to capable professionals.
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Baltimore boasts some of the best seafood in the country.
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RICHLANDS — It was clear from the start of Tuesday's East Central 2-A Conference soccer match between Richlands and South Lenoir that the Wildcats were by far the superior team.
Richlands controlled possession from the first whistle, and it didn't take long for the Wildcats to find the net when Alyssa Gasperini scored off an assist from Courtney Medeiros just 4:33 into the game.
Richlands later tacked on two more first-half goals to take a 3-0 lead at halftime. The Wildcats could have scored more, but coach P.J. McManus limited his starters' time and give more to his reserves, knowing it was important for his squad to gain more experience during the 5-0 win.
"It's still young in the season and we are young in some spots and we still have a lot of things to work on," McManus said. "A game like this, it gives us an opportunity to work on some things and it also gives us an opportunity to let everybody get some playing time. That's normally not going to happen."
The Wildcats (2-2-1, 1-0 ECC) had five different players find the net as Hannah Baysden and Taeylor Futrell each added goals in the first half while Kalina Taylor and Savanna Stiles each scored in the second half. Stiles' goal came on a penalty kick.
The starters didn't see much playing time in the second half against South Lenoir (2-1-1, 0-1).
"With my starters in, I was fairly happy with what we were doing," McManus said. "But we were getting away with some things that we are not going to get away with when we play Clinton and Swansboro and some of the other teams. We need to control the center better. Our passes are fairly good, but we got to find the gaps and spaces better.
"I really think we will get better. We just got to keep working."
And one of the things the Wildcats have done is improve their chemistry, said Baysden, a senior.
"We have been doing extra team-bonding stuff to get everybody together," she said. "After school we just all come together and have pizza or something like that, and before every home game we are starting to have dinners together. It's just hang-out time."
Another thing Richlands needs to improve on is its defense, McManus said.
"Our defense, for whatever reason, to this point of the year, is not as strong as it normally is, but that's going to be OK," McManus said. "I think we are going to be a much better team, offensively this year. We got some young players who will be able to help us."
And thus far, McManus is pleased with his team's overall progression and work ethic.
The Wildcats opened the season with a scoreless tie against defending state 1-A champion Southwest before losing to Havelock 3-1, beating Washington 3-2 and falling to Dixon 3-2.
"To be honest, I'm very excited about this team," McManus said. "We kind of lost focus against Dixon and we let some things happen that should have never happened, but hopefully the girls are going to learn from that. But overall it's always good to start conference play with a win.
"The next 10 days are going to tell us a lot. We got East Duplin on Thursday and then we got Currituck on Saturday at The Brittney and next week we got Swansboro."
But Baysden feels her club can compete well.
"Everyone on our team is equally good," she said. "When we are all together, it's a good feeling."
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GOALS—R: Gasperini, Baysden, Futrell, Taylor, Stiles. ASSISTS—R: Medeiros. IN GOAL—S: Weatherington (3 saves), Boom (4 saves). R: Rockot (0 saves), Roan (1 save). SHOTS ON GOAL—S 1, R 13. CORNER KICKS—S 2, R 7. RECORDS—S: 2-1-1, 0-1, at Topsail on Friday. R: 2-2-1, 1-0, hosts East Duplin on Thursday.

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4 Jul 2011 by Peter Bull in Fishing , Nature and CultureRegion: Central
This past Saturday, Ronan, Cormac my Dad and I went to Sandy Cove on the Eastport Peninsula to see if the capelin were rolling. We were in luck!
6 Jun 2011 by Guest Blogger in Culture and HistoryRegion: Central
Pope's Point in Badger, central Newfoundland, bears archeological evidence of nearly every culture that has ever inhabited the island: Maritime Archaic Indian, Groswater and Dorset Palaeoeskimo, Recent Indian, Beothuk and Mi'kmaq artifacts and features have either been recovered or historically recorded to have existed there at one time.
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On the May 24th weekend, our family took a trip to the Port au Port Peninsula. We spent the night in Stephenville and then started our adventure looking at the petrified forest just outside the town....
25 Nov 2010 by Peter Bull in Hiking & Walking , Culture , History and Trip Planning
There is no shortage of hikes to take in St. John's. One of my favorites is around Signal Hill - the North Head Trail. Before starting our hike we went to the Park's interpretive center. There we learned about the many battles between the French and English that have taken place on its rocky slopes.
21 Sep 2010 by Peter Bull in Culture , History and Parks
In late August, my sons Ronan, Cormac and I took a visit to the Port au Choix, Hawke's Bay area of the Great Northern Peninsula. We started our day with a visit to Parks Canada's National Historic Site at Point Riche. The visitor center there contains many artefacts dating back over the past 5000 years. After learning about the cultural history we set out for the point's light house to take in some of the area's natural history. The shoreline at Point Riche is littered with fossils and the lads had a great time playing palaeontologist "discovering" many different kinds of petrified life forms.
31 Mar 2010 by Guest Blogger in Culture
The Anchors Aweigh Band keep the nightlife exciting at Ocean View Hotel's Anchor Pub in Newfoundland and Labrador. Join the band and their fans, as they enjoy an evening of music, dancing, socializing and humor.
10 Feb 2010 by Guest Blogger in Nature and Culture
Nicky's Nose Cove. It's over in Green Bay which is in Notre Dame Bay which is on the northeast coast of Newfoundland. You can't miss it. No relation to Jerry's Nose over around Port au Port, though.
8 Feb 2010 by Guest Blogger in Culture and History
Archeologists in Cupids, Nfld., have unearthed the remains of a stone wall that may have housed cannons to defend Canada's first English settlement, established on the shore of Conception Bay in 1610. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, visited the site earlier this month during their royal tour of Canada.


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It looks like ABC is pulling Zero Hour off their schedule, at least for next week. The fourth episode of the new TV series had been scheduled to air on March 7th but the listing's been removed from ABC's press site.
Zero Hour debuted on February 14th to a disappointing 1.4 rating in the 18-49 demographic with 6.38 million total viewers. Week two saw the numbers drop to a 1.1 rating and 5.39 million and last night's installment fell to a 1.0 rating with 5.05 million.
We're waiting to hear if ABC is pulling the series for good or just temporarily. Either way, the show won't be getting a second season.
Hopefully the network will at least let the five million faithful viewers see the unaired episodes at some point.
UPDATE: Reruns of Shark Tank will air on March 7th and 14th and then ABC will fill the timeslot with season seven of Wife Swap. The remaining episodes of Zero Hour may run this summer. I wouldn't hold your breath.
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Who, you might ask, is Henrietta Lacks (1920-1951) and why is she the subject of a book? On the surface, this short-lived African American Virginian seems an unlikely candidate for immortality. The most remarkable thing about her, some might argue, is that she had ten children during her thirty-one years on earth. Actually, we all owe Ms. Lacks a great debt and some of us owe her our lives. As Rebecca Skloot tells us in this riveting human story, Henrietta was the involuntary donor of cells from her cancerous tumors that have been cultured to create an immortal cell line for medical research. These so-called HeLa cells have not only generated billions of dollars for the medical industry; they have helped uncover secrets of cancers, viruses, fertilization, cloning, and gene mapping. A vivid, exciting story; a 2010 Discover Great New Books finalist; a surprise bestseller in hardcover. Now in paperback and NOOKbook.


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Wow, shot a 12 over from the pro pads at IQ, i really suck...no wonder i dont go to leagues
Wow, shot a 12 over from the pro pads at IQ, i really suck...no wonder i dont go to leagues
My first league partner was Dave Greenwell. I had no clue. Then, a little more than half-way through the round, one of the other people informs me that he's a multi-time world champ and that he was voted to be the #2 best of all time. Talk about pressure! He, of course, was cool with my suck-ass play. He helped me with some stuff that has lasted to today (that was in '01).
In other words, get out there! =)
My putter still doinks harder than yours!
I shot an 11 over the first round and 8 over the second round we played the new lay out and I agree with Daniel come on out to leagues especially. My first time I drawed Eric Rose and we got 3rd and I actually got to use a few of my shots. The pros are just that professional, courteous and very very supportive. Each time I have transportation I will be there. Even though IQ is no walk in the park anymore I like the challenge even The Tiger Woods Hole
Just got done playing a round ALONE in the fresh snow 12 over ( all played from long & as par 3s ) GOT pics to. NOT a soul out there.
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Hope you all enjoyed my winter wonderland tour of I.Q.
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Nice pics Mike! Makes me wish I could have been out playing in the snow too : (
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makes me want to play tomorrow after work
"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."
Tiger woods pic is great
First snow is fun
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Those who study U.S. presidents, history and movements often cite presidential museums and libraries as excellent sources of information. Don Whitten writes about a "portable" look at John F. Kennedy's term through a book that includes tapes and transcripts of notable events of the early 1960s. (October 8, 2012, Page 4A)


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Today, April 17th, is Tax Day. In recognition of America's hardworking taxpayers, it is appropriate that the Joint Economic Committee holds the first of two hearings on how taxes affect America's economy. Today's hearing focuses on the taxation of capital and on Wednesday, May 16th; the second hearing will focus on the taxation of labor.
My goal, as Vice Chairman of the Committee, is to ensure America has the strongest economy in the world throughout the 21st Century. To do that, we must get our monetary policy right and our fiscal policy right. A competitive tax code is more than just getting the rate right. It's about creating a pro-growth tax code that recognizes the importance of the cost of capital.
There are two schools of economic thought on how taxation of capital affects long-term economic growth and job creation. The purpose of this hearing is to examine the empirical evidence offered by both sides of the debate.
Some economists contend that taxes on capital have, at most, modest effects on the economy over time. These economists cite studies that show a large variation in both the size and direction of responses to tax changes. Therefore, these economists claim that the effects of tax changes on long-term growth and job creation are either insignificant or unpredictable.
The Joint Committee on Taxation uses these arguments to justify the static scoring of proposed tax changes. Static scoring may acknowledge some behavioral changes among taxpayers due to changes in tax policy, such as realizing capital gains before an increase in the tax rate on capital gains, but does not acknowledge any effect on the overall growth of gross national product over time. Under static scoring, tax policy is, by definition, impotent in stimulating or suppressing long-term growth and job creation.
Other economists contend that tax policy has significant and predictable effects on economic growth and job creation. In particular, these economists find that business investment in new buildings, equipment and software is highly responsive to changes in the after-tax cost of capital.
From my chamber of commerce experience prior to serving in Congress, there's little doubt that tax policy affects business decision-making on Main Streets across America. States and local governments have long used tax incentives to attract investment, especially since U.S. businesses face global competition. Tax policy affects where businesses choose to locate and expand their operations.
It is also common sense that the decisions of all businesses collectively of whether and how much to invest affect overall economic growth and job creation. In contrast, the assumption that changes in tax policy cannot affect long-term economic growth and job creation in predictable ways defies common sense.
However, we should not rely on common sense alone. We must also look at the empirical evidence. In his written testimony, Dr. Hassett reviews major studies conducted by prominent economists in recent years on various aspects of the taxation of capital: the corporate income tax, tax depreciation and expensing of business investment, taxes on capital gains, and taxes on dividends. The conclusions of these studies are remarkably consistent – taxes on capital have significant, adverse effects on business investment, economic growth, job creation, and the real wages of workers.
Despite a growing body of empirical evidence on the adverse effects of taxing capital, President Obama and many Congressional Democrats are advocating a series of tax increases that will raise the cost of capital. These tax increases include:
Imposing higher income tax rates on sole proprietorships, partnerships, and subchapter S corporations;
Boosting the tax rate on dividends from 15 percent to 44.6 percent;
Raising the tax rate on capital gains from 15 percent to 20 percent;
Tripling the tax rate of traditional local real estate partnerships;
Eliminating long standing business expensing for energy manufacturing; and
Lengthening tax depreciation schedules.
If the empirical studies are correct, these tax proposals will reduce business investment, slow economic growth, and deter job creation. Moreover, these tax increases will hurt hardworking taxpayers by reducing their real wages over time. These are the very men and women which the President and Democrats in Congress claim that they want to help.
The purpose of today's hearing is to determine whether the empirical evidence supports these adverse economic assumptions, or whether we should continue to accept the static scoring currently used by the Joint Committee on Taxation.
I look forward to the testimony of our distinguished witnesses.
Attached below are Vice Chairman Brady's Opening Statement and testimonies of witnesses:


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Gant is a tool for building things. It is a Groovy application that uses a Groovy class to drive the build. Whilst it might be seen as a competitor to Ant, Gant relies on all the Ant tasks for actually doing things, so it is really an alternative way of doing builds using Ant but without the XML files.
Here is an example Gant script:
The script has to be a class but it really doesn't matter what the class is called, though by default the calss is called build and is in a script named build.groovy.
This example shows that names that would be thought of as targets in Ant are nullary methods returning type Task in Gant. So in this script there are two targets, default and otherStuff -- the target default is the what is run when Gant is executed with no target as parameter.
Ant tasks have dependencies and these are implemented as function calls in Gant scripts, they are afterall just Groovy scripts. Ant organizes dependencies so that for a given incantation with whatever targets listed, each target is only ever handled once. Gant does not do this yet but the metaclass magic of Groovy allows this to be done and it is on the todo list.
You may be wondering about the stuff in the constructor. A Gant script can make use of pre-defined scripts and indeed user-defined ones. In this case the predefined class org.codehaus.groovy.gant.targets.Clean contains tasks that then become part of the build script. Gant has a way of finding what possible targets there are:
The messages on this output are exactly the strings in the description function call that should be the first function call in any method that is a target.
Currently Gant builds and installs itself in an existing Groovy installation and is being used by me for various build tasks including building static websites. The ability to have arbitrary Groovy methods within the build scripts makes a Gant build script so much easier to work with that the mix of XML and Groovy scripts that using Ant necessitates. But then maybe this is an issue of individual perception. But then Gant is not about replacing Ant, it is about having a different way of working with the tasks and ionfrastructure that Ant provides.
Gant has not had a release yet but is to be found in the Groovy Subversion repository. You can get a copy by:
This is very much an initial stab at something to try and get input as to what would be useful to people.
If you give it a go and have some feedback, do let me know either on the Groovy User mailing list or by direct email to me firstname.lastname@example.com
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GREENSBORO, N.C. – Senior Diona Graves and sophomore Anna Lamb opened the Miami University women's track and field team's action at the NCAA East Preliminary Rounds in strong fashion Thursday night at North Carolina A&T State University's Irwin Belk Track.
Graves (Fenton, Mo.) qualified for the 100m quarterfinals by clocking 11.57 while finishing fifth in the first heat of the first round. The top three finishers in each of the six heats automatically advance to Friday's quarterfinal, while the next six best times also move on, meaning Graves had to wait for the next five heats to see if she earned one of the at-large spots. The Mid-American Conference 100m champion had the fifth-best at-large time after all the heats to place 23rd. Her time is the second-fastest in school history, behind only her school-record time of 11.54, which qualified her 27th for the East Prelims. Graves runs in the 100m quarterfinals Friday at 6:30 p.m. with a pair of Central Florida sprinters earning the top two spots in the 24-woman field.
Lamb (Granville, Ohio) finished 24th in the 10,000m semifinals in 35:14.11. Her time is the sixth-best in school history, four of which Lamb owns, including her school-record time of 34:35.39. Lamb, the MAC and Drake Relays 10K champion, worked her way through the crowded field to improve four places from her No. 28 seed. She was the only MAC finisher in the 48-woman race, which was won by Cornell's Katie Kellner (33:17.39), while the top 12 finishers advanced to the NCAA Championships.
In addition to running the 100m quarterfinals on Friday, Graves will run in the 200m dash first round at 8 p.m., just 90 minutes after her quarterfinal sprint. She needs a top-12 finish in the 100m quarterfinals to make the NCAA Championships while in the 200m dash, the top three in each of the six heats and the next six best times move on to Saturday's quarterfinal. Senior Layne Baggett also runs on Friday, competing in the third heat of the 100m hurdles first round at 5 p.m. She is seeded 15th while 24 move on to Saturday's quarterfinals, using the same formula as the 100m and 200m dash. Junior Tori Paterra (Elizabeth, Pa.) and freshman Amelia Strickler (Bay Village, Ohio) throw the javelin and shot put, respectively, on Saturday for the RedHawks.


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Album: Black Pudding
Artist: Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood
Label: Ipecac
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5
Anyone familiar with the Screaming Trees already knows Mark Lanegan as one of the greatest rock vocalists of his or any generation. His dusky yet oddly soothing growl is more menacing than Jim Morrison's, and his new collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Duke Garwood is one of the best albums of 2013.
Garwood has quietly built an enviable career by releasing seven albums of moody, clangy art rock/blues and collaborating with the likes of The Orb and Savages. His contributions to Lanegan's sublime 2012 release "Blues Funeral" was a precursor to "Black Pudding" — a textbook example of how to craft stoic epics from sparse instrumentation.
Usually, when the word "sparse" is used in an album review, it means some dude recorded himself strumming a guitar and singing at his ankles for 45 minutes. In the case of "Black Pudding," however, it means these guys are so good they don't need to cram 47 tracks of sequencers onto a song to keep it from flat-lining.
Imagine a slightly psychedelic version of Tom Waits' "Mule Variations," and you'll get the macro view of "Black Pudding."
The acoustic thump of "Pentecostal" is the type of tune you'd expect to hear at a jam on David Lynch's front porch. Thanks to a healthy dose of compression, Garwood's guitar sounds as if it's strung with barbed wire.
Lanegan's murky vocal conjures more colors than any one voice should be able to. By contrast, "Mescalito" and "Cold Molly" are smoother and approach what some might refer to as a groove.
Book-ended by two evocative Garwood instrumentals ("Black Pudding" and "Manchester Special"), this fine album is a slow burn. Although it feels as if Lanegan is about to burst forth with a fire and brimstone vocal lashing, everything remains intensely restrained.
Hopefully, someone out there will take the time to listen to "Black Pudding" in its entirety, as hearing it in dribs and drabs on an iPod would undercut its collective power. If you've been contemplating starting a vinyl collection, this would be a great place to begin.
Also recommended: "Dreamboatsafari" by Duke Gollard
Classic album: Blood, Sweat and Tears
Artist: Blood, Sweat and Tears
Label: Columbia
Rating: 4 stars out of 5
The second and self-titled album from Blood, Sweat and Tears should have been a train wreck, but ended up being the group's greatest triumph.
Trouble started when band founder — keyboard genius Al Kooper — left, or was asked to leave. Drummer Bob Colomby and guitarist Steven Katz brought in vocalist David Clayton-Thomas, fleshed out the band with a monumental horn section and set out to make an album that focused less on jazz interplay and more on Top 40 hits.
While the horn-laden band Chicago was still focused on harder-edged music, there was plenty of room for a rock/pop group with horns on the radio in 1969. Blood, Sweat and Tears' version of the Motown classic "You've Made Me So Very Happy" was a massive hit that kept the band on the radio, road and charts for most of the year.
Clayton-Thomas' soulful, raspy voice is similar in timbre to Richie Havens, and is instantly recognizable after only a few syllables.
Other noteworthy songs on this collection include the Clayton-Thomas original "Spinning Wheel" and a spirited take on Traffic's "Smiling Phases." Clayton-Thomas shines throughout, and had he sung lead on the Katz original "Sometimes in Winter," it, too, may have become a classic.
Original horn player Dick Halligan's switch to primarily organ and piano kept the original flavor of Kooper in the mix, while the horn section of Fred Lipsius, Jerry Hyman, Jeff Soloff and Chuck Winfield gave the band its musical identity. Katz and drummer Colomby never showboat, but their tasteful playing serves the songs well.
After this album, the band pretty much imploded. Clayton-Thomas had a parallel solo career throughout the 1970s and occasionally reunited with the band from 1980 onward. Blood, Sweat and Tears had other flashes of glory, but most of it is contained in this album.
Also recommended: "Child Is Father to the Man" by Blood, Sweat and Tears
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Ooh I'm gonna do Tomorrow by Avon!
Thread: SOTD Friday, December 1st
Going cheap today. Mesmerize by Avon!
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Ooh I'm gonna do Tomorrow by Avon!
"Wait...is David Bowie really God?" - Penelope Garcia
I'm probably gonna wear Unforgivable.
Very Irresistible
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
L'air du desert marocain
ajmc, I'm afraid I will not be able to follow you into the desert today. I'm standing by my third man.
De gustibus non est disputandum
Knize Two
Top Notes
Galbanum, Green notes, Bergamot, Lemon, Petitgrain
Middle Notes
Violet, Jasmine, Carnation, Orris, Rose, Aldehyde
Base Notes
Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Musk, Tonka, Moss, Amber
Michael Kors - Michael
Hotel Costes from my new bottle. Like it very much!
decant sales:
Crystal Flacon
Top 10 (not in order): Dunhill 1934, Dunhill Edition, Terre d'Hermes, Rive Gauche, Habit Rouge, Guerlain Vetiver, Knize Ten, Bois du Portugal, Vintage Tabarome, Green Irish Tweed
Summer Rotation: GIT, Aventus, Erolfa, Vetiver 1948, Guerlain Vetiver, Malle VE, Terre d'Hermes, Bvlgari PH, Bvlgari Acqua, Habit Rouge EDC and Sport, ADP Colonia Assoluta, Chanel PMC, Dunhill Edition, Eau Sauvage, TF Azure Lime
Ormonde Jayne - Ormonde Man
feelin' a little rustic today...Aramis Devin is the ticket.
Are you not entertained??? Is this not why you are here??
Rive Gauche by YSL
Alexander McQueen - Kingdom
Opus 1870 - Penhaligon's
"Perfume is the dream that carries me."
There is always the sky to look at
It is indeed lovely! A full bottle has to be added to my wardrobe before Christmas... (but so has bottles of Chergui, L'Homme Sage, Loukhoum, Fumerie Turque, Musc Ra...). It doesn't last very long though, but I don't really think it matters much when the drydown and it's leftovers smells so extraordinary good! When I asked Luckyscent what the differences are between the EdT and the room spray I got this answer from Franco:Originally Posted by dr.creed
Well, the signature Costes scent is of an interesting concept: the candle, EDP and the room spray all differ slightly in the composition (on purpose). Many customers of ours wear the room spray; it is a little more woodsy (sandalwood) and has less of a 'rose' note than the EDP. Typically room sprays are more concentrated than EDP. I'm pretty sure Olivia is responsible for the entire line. Personally, I like the room spray on myself, it is more masculine and really beautiful.
Thinking about the not so long lasting EdT I would still probably choose it over the room spray because of the comment about lack of roses in it. One of my favorite parts of the EdT.
Serge Lutens - Fumerie Turque for me today!
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Creed Original Santal
Lately, I have been getting a spice note from this - a mix of cinnamon and coriander. Any one else notice this ?
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Me too. The Pi Fraiche version though ...Originally Posted by LeMâle
Acqua Di Parma
Lavanda Tonica
quiet and classic
"Dont try to be original. Be simple. Be good technically, and if there is something in you, it will come out. - Henri Matisse.
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Salvatore Ferragamo Subtil PH EDT, stick deodroant, shower gel, after shave.
Sung Homme - still the most potent scent for a hot day.
I'm wearing Bandit today.
I've trademarked the color bleu
Heritage EDT
Mugler Cologne.
Just because it happened to you doesn't make it interesting.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is.
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And I'm asking myself why I don't wear this every day - it's just fantastic.
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Top Notes: Petitgrain, Bergamot, Sage, Lavender, Myrtle
Middle Notes: Nutmeg, Pimento, Oakmoss, Tobacco, Jasmine, Leather
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Patchouli, Cedar, Incense
I don't see it in the notes above, but what a terrific prominent rose note! Really luxurious and manly and dark overall scent. A bit at odds with my jeans, boots and old worn in polo shirt today, but somehow the whole ensemble is really working for me.
Room spray, what a funny and great idea!Originally Posted by shifts
Today for me: Rochas Lui, doing summer in winter.
Creed's Green Irish Tweed
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Tomorrow night is our Christmas Gala at work. Creed Original Santal will be the choice.
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New York's Astronics Corp. announced its subsidiary, Luminescent Systems Inc., will supply the aircraft's exterior lighting system, which will include navigation, anti-collision, landing, taxi, aerial refueling and formation lights.
"Astronics has a long history as an Embraer supplier, including providing the exterior lighting system for the Phenom family of business jets," said Peter J. Gundermann, Astronics' president and chief executive officer.
"The KC-390 selection serves to both enhance that relationship and builds on our industry leading position of supplying best in class exterior lighting solutions for the military and commercial aerospace market."
The KC-390 is a medium-sized, twin-engine tactical transport being built for the Brazilian military. It has a payload of 23.6 tons and a range of 2,600 nautical miles. It is expected to enter service in 2016.


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Wider smoking ban sought at Lynnwood parks
Sean Ryan / The Herald
Lauren Steinert, 19, and Nicholas Bennett, 24, both from Lynwood, walk in Scriber Lake Park on their way to the grocery store Thursday afternoon. Steinert and Bennett, neither a smoker, said it would be weird to think of the park as nonsmoking. "It wouldn't bug me," Steinert said.
A bicyclist rides past a cigarette butt discarded at the park.
City staff now are drafting language that would add the ban to existing park rules, he said. The council could vote on the matter in a month or two.
If the ban passes, Lynnwood would become at least the fifth city in Snohomish County to outlaw cigarettes and other kinds of tobacco in their parks. Cities with bans include Lake Stevens, Bothell, Marysville and Sultan. Mill Creek has a ban at its sports complex, and county parks officials are considering a ban for at least two wild areas.
Most other cities in the county have signs posted in parks, asking people not to light up.
Marysville adopted its ban on Feb. 25 citing health concerns and litter from cigarette butts.
Bothell and Shoreline adopted similar rules in 2012, and Lake Stevens in 2008.
In cities with bans, smokers can face fines.
The exact wording of the proposed new rules in Lynnwood, and the potential consequences, haven't been sorted out yet, Roberts said last week.
"The specifics of what it looks like, what the fines would be, all that has yet to be determined," he said.
On a recent weekend visit, the councilman noted that Spruce Park along 36th Avenue W. was packed with children and their families. It made him think about how often city park bathrooms seem to smell like "a smoke tent," he said.
"It just seems to me that a park ought to be a place that is public," he said. "Our children are looking to adults to know what behavior to model. I just think that's a good place for an example."
Marysville first posted signs in parks asking people not to use tobacco about six years ago, city parks director Jim Ballew said.
The signs worked well until recently, when groups of young people began gathering at parks and smoking, he said.
"We were seeing middle-school kids to late 20-year-olds converging on parks, and the only recreation they sought was to smoke," he said. "What transpired is we started seeing a different use of the park."
Officials were worried the smoking groups would discourage families with young children from enjoying the parks, Ballew said. The city's parks advisory board recommended that Marysville find a way to enforce the rules.
Marysville police can issue a citation for violations with a fine up to $500, similar to a littering violation, Ballew said.
Officers have issued warnings, but no citations, police Cmdr. Robb Lamoureux said.
On June 13, the Marysville Skate Park at 1050 Columbia Ave. re-opened after a week-long closure, Ballew said. During the closure, the park was cleaned up and new signs were posted regarding the tobacco ban.
"We've seen a pretty good reduction, so it's working," Ballew said.
Meanwhile, Snohomish County officials are considering banning tobacco at two county park sites, the Portage Creek Wildlife Area in the Arlington area and the Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary near Paine Field.
They've also discussed creating a designated smoking area at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, county parks director Tom Teigen said.
"We encourage folks not to smoke around others," he said. "There's no ordinance that we could cite them, but we have a couple of big concerns."
The parks department, the county council and the county executive's office likely will talk about the idea in the coming months, Teigen said.
The city of Everett does receive complaints about smoking in city parks but is not pursuing a ban, city officials said. Instead, parks staff focus on education efforts and asking smokers to be sensitive to others.
Since about 2002, local cities that have adopted rules asking people not to smoke in parks include Arlington, Edmonds, Gold Bar, Granite Falls, Index, Monroe, Mountlake Terrace, Mukilteo and Snohomish, according to the Snohomish Health District.
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This will mostly be for the kids there, but I believe it's an open invitation and the parks dept will list it as an event so hopefully we'll get some other people come by.
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GREENEVILLE, T.N. Despite grabbing an early 2-0 lead, Pfeiffer University saw their three-game win streak come to an end as Tusculum College scored a 7-2 victory over the Falcons in non-conference baseball action Tuesday night. The Pioneers move to 27-10 overall on the year while the Falcons fall to 16-25.
All of Pfeiffers damage came in the first frame as Jacob Yates began the game with a five-pitch walk. After a Tyler Smith double, Jesse Dunn would drive in the only two runs of the night with a single up the middle putting the Falcons up 2-0. Pfeiffer wouldnt manage a hit for the final eight innings.
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Josh Strauss's move to the Glasgow Warriors is part of plan to make him eligible for Scotland in time for the 2015 World Cup.
Strauss's exit at the Golden Lions was expected as he's been linked to several overseas sides in recent weeks, including a sensational move to the Crusaders. So it was no surprise when his departure to Scottish club the Glasgow Warriors was confirmed on Tuesday. The loose forward is set to join his new team in two weeks.
This transfer contradicted Lions president Kevin de Klerk's statements that no contracted player would leave the union, as there were talks of a player exodus following the Johannesburg franchise's relegation from Super Rugby.
Strauss was part of a 26-man contracted group, who were signed on until October 2013.
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'Josh's move to Glasgow will give him a chance to play for Scotland at the next World Cup,' De Klerk told keo.co.za. 'He's 25 years old and has been presented with an opportunity to make a family move abroad. The fact that he will have a chance to play Test rugby for Scotland in three years was a major factor behind his release [according to IRB rules, Strauss will have to complete 36 consecutive months of residence before he becomes eligible for selection].'
De Klerk added that no other players will be released from their current contracts.
'We have to ensure that we continue to build a competitive team [during the Lions' Super Rugby absence]. Those contracted players form the core of our squad and are an important part of this team.'
Experienced players like hooker Bandise Maku, flyhalf Butch James and centre Waylon Murray do not feature among this contracted group. Flyhalf Elton Jantjies also has a clause in his deal, that will allow him to play for another Super Rugby franchise next season.
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'Elton has a Super Rugby clause, but no one has made a move for him yet. Bandise, Butch and Waylon are also still very committed to the Lions, and I expect them to stay with the union.'
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Sparta&K Moscow Region Vidnoje clinched a 67-55 win at Good Angels Kosice on Wednesday night.
Seimone Augustus poured in 19 points for the Russian team.
The outcome has left both sides with 3-2 records in Group C.
Sparta&K went in front to stay when Slovenian youngster Nika Baric pulled up for a jump shot to make it 15-14 for the visitors.
Augustus then drew a foul from Erin Lawless and made two free-throws before making a jumper to stretch the lead to 19-14.
By half-time, the advantage was 38-30 and Candice Dupree, facing her former team, was the first to score at the start of the second half to make it a 10-point game.
Marina Kuzina's jumper extended the lead to 56-42 by the end of the third quarter and Sparta&K coasted home in the fourth.
Dupree had 12 points and Becky Hammon 11 for Sparta&K.
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Made it out here, almost stayed home. Still have a fever and feel like arse. I don't recommend flying sick. Mostly sore throat, body/muscle ache and no energy. Play starts tomorrow and I have the 2nd to last tee time, hopefully I'll feel better by then. I haven't been able to practice out here yet. Vista course has changed on about 6 or 7 holes. Fountain Hills now has huge circular teepads.
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