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This was an unusual scent for men when it first came out. It seemed a bit too powdery, too floral, too sweet. Yet it made an instant hit in a big way, and other designer fragrances for men began to feature iris in imitation of it. I know this isn't for everyone but let's face it: "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." Having said that, let's look at the composition. Iris: powdery; lavender: herbal-floral; cacao and amber: sweet. But also, sage: green; bergamot: green-citrus; cardamom: spicy; vetiver and patchouli: woody; and leather. There is a lot of balance for the powdery, sweet, and floral notes. I believe that balance, along with the novelty of this kind of offering as a mainstream men's scent, is what made it a success. This bring iris (orris root) back out of exile from men's perfumery; they set the clock back to 16th century Tuscany and made iris a men's note again. That wasn't easy. Others had been trying, mostly niche houses and "edgy"noses. This was the one that broke through to the larger market.
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Chanel Pour Monsieur.
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Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrellby Susanna Clarke
Winner of the 2005 Hugo Award for Best Novel
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I know you shouldn't recommend books that you are only halfway through, but this is such a lush tapestry of a book I can't resist. Like a moist rich chocolate torte, Strange and Norrell is the sort of book you ration out to avoid finishing it too soon. If you need more convincing, Neil Gaiman calls it, "unquestionably the finest English novel of the fantastic written in the last seventy years."
A fantasy book of manners? Yes, and it works! Original and clever, this lush novel comments on the society and culture of magic. Strange and Norrell have opposing viewpoints on magic's role, and their clash provides a fabulous backdrop for this wonderful book. Just read it! It's great.
"It may be just as well that Susanna Clarke's first novel, Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, is nearly as big as a house, since this is the kind of book you want to move into and settle down in for a long stay. It's set in a world very much like the England of the early 1800s, only in Clarke's version magic was once a daily presence and has since been lost or perhaps merely misplaced. In other words, this world resembles the world of our own reading, for most of us can remember a time when stepping into a book was like entering into an enchantment....Susanna Clarke's magic is universal." Laura Miller, Salon.com (read the entire Salon.com review)
"The prospect of having to read an 800-page novel billed as 'Harry Potter for adults' was enough to make this weary book critic pine for an invisibility cloak. But for those of you who, like me, can't endure another charmless opening at the Dursleys', take heart: Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell is no Harry Potter knockoff. It's altogether original — far closer to Dickens than Rowling....Move over, little Harry. It's time for some real magic." Ron Charles, The Christian Science Monitor (read the entire Christian Science Monitor review)
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English magicians were once the wonder of the known world, with fairy servants at their beck and call; they could command winds, mountains, and woods. But by the early 1800s they have long since lost the ability to perform magic. They can only write long, dull papers about it, while fairy servants are nothing but a fading memory.
But at Hurtfew Abbey in Yorkshire, the rich, reclusive Mr Norrell has assembled a wonderful library of lost and forgotten books from England's magical past and regained some of the powers of England's magicians. He goes to London and raises a beautiful young woman from the dead. Soon he is lending his help to the government in the war against Napoleon Bonaparte, creating ghostly fleets of rain-ships to confuse and alarm the French.
All goes well until a rival magician appears. Jonathan Strange is handsome, charming, and talkative — the very opposite of Mr Norrell. Strange thinks nothing of enduring the rigors of campaigning with Wellington's army and doing magic on battlefields. Astonished to find another practicing magician, Mr Norrell accepts Strange as a pupil. But it soon becomes clear that their ideas of what English magic ought to be are very different. For Mr Norrell, their power is something to be cautiously controlled, while Jonathan Strange will always be attracted to the wildest, most perilous forms of magic. He becomes fascinated by the ancient, shadowy figure of the Raven King, a child taken by fairies who became king of both England and Faerie, and the most legendary magician of all. Eventually Strange's heedless pursuit of long-forgotten magic threatens to destroy not only his partnership with Norrell, but everything that he holds dear.
Sophisticated, witty, and ingeniously convincing, Susanna Clarke's magisterial novel weaves magic into a flawlessly detailed vision of historical England. She has created a world so thoroughly enchanting that eight hundred pages leave readers longing for more.
"The drawing room social comedies of early 19th-century Britain are infused with the powerful forces of English folklore and fantasy in this extraordinary novel of two magicians who attempt to restore English magic in the age of Napoleon. In Clarke's world, gentlemen scholars pore over the magical history of England, which is dominated by the Raven King, a human who mastered magic from the lands of faerie. The study is purely theoretical until Mr. Norrell, a reclusive, mistrustful bookworm, reveals that he is capable of producing magic and becomes the toast of London society, while an impetuous young aristocrat named Jonathan Strange tumbles into the practice, too, and finds himself quickly mastering it. Though irritated by the reticent Norrell, Strange becomes the magician's first pupil, and the British government is soon using their skills. Mr. Strange serves under Wellington in the Napoleonic Wars (in a series of wonderful historical scenes), but afterward the younger magician finds himself unable to accept Norrell's restrictive views of magic's proper place and sets out to create a new age of magic by himself. Clarke manages to portray magic as both a believably complex and tedious labor, and an eerie world of signs and wonders where every object may have secret meaning. London politics and talking stones are portrayed with equal realism and seem indisputably part of the same England, as signs indicate that the Raven King may return. The chock-full, old-fashioned narrative (supplemented with deft footnotes to fill in the ignorant reader on incidents in magical history) may seem a bit stiff and mannered at first, but immersion in the mesmerizing story reveals its intimacy, humor and insight, and will enchant readers of fantasy and literary fiction alike. Agent, Jonny Geller. (Oct.) Forecast: A massive push by Bloomsbury has made this one of the most anticipated novels of the season. It's convenient to pigeonhole it as Harry Potter for grownups — and grown-up readers of J.K. Rowling will enjoy it — but its deep grounding in history gives it gravitas as well as readability. 200,000 first printing; rights sold in 14 countries." Publishers Weekly (Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Unquestionably the finest English novel of the fantastic written in the last seventy years. It's funny, moving, scary, otherworldly, practical and magical, a journey through light and shadow-from beginning to end, a perfect pleasure." Neil Gaiman, bestselling author of American Gods and The Graveyard Book
"An instant classic, one of the finest fantasies ever written." Kirkus Reviews
"Absolutely compelling...the author captures the period and its literary conventions with complete conviction. An astonishing achievement." Charles Palliser, author of The Quincunx and The Unburied
"Clarke's imagination is prodigious, her pacing is masterly and she knows how to employ dry humor....In this fantasy, the master that magic serves is reverence for writing." Gregory Maguire, The New York Times Book Review
"Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell may or may not be the finest English fantasy of the past 70 years. But it is still magnificent and original, and that should be enough for any of us." Michael Dirda, The Washington Post
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"What kind of magic can make a nearly 800-page novel seem too short?....[Clarke's] epic history of an alternative, magical England is so beautifully realized that not one of the many enchantments Clarke chronicles in the book could ever be as potent or as quickening as her own magnificent narrative." BookPage
"Clarke's ability to construct a fully imagined world...is impressive, and there are some suspenseful moments. But her attempt to graft a fantasy narrative onto such historical realities as the Battle of Waterloo is more often awkward than clever..." The New Yorker
"For all of her flights of postmodernist fancy, for all her stories about 'black towers' and magical books and hidden bridges that connect England to Faerie, Clarke has delivered a book of universal truths and unexpectedly heartbreaking acuity." Dallas-Ft. Worth Star Telegram
"Clarke has crafted a great, looping narrative filled with characters greater and lesser that will pique first the interest and then the sympathy of the reader....The readers will find that this tale, though long, comes to an end far too soon." Denver Post
"[I]mmense, intelligent, inventive, arid, and exhausting....Clarke is a restrained and witty writer with an arch and eminently readable style....Wholly original and richly imagined, Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell turns out to be more admirable than lovable. (Grade: B)" Entertainment Weekly
"Strange lives up to all the enticing promise of Clarke's earlier work. Her deftly assumed faux-19th century point of view will beguile cynical adult readers into losing themselves in this entertaining and sophisticated fantasy." Seattle Times
"Clarke is marvelously clever — she could step right up there with J.K. Rowling. Her extensive, fictional footnotes are as amusing as they are informative....
A novel about the adventures of a dentist and the future king of Romania, set in nineteenth-century Bucharest.
Joseph Strauss (a dentist and bachelor, client of the Eleven Titties brothel and of Der Große Bär beer cellar) leaves Prussia in the spring of 1866 and follows a captain of dragoons to Bucharest, where the officer is to ascend the throne as prince of the United Principalities of Romania. War is imminent in central Europe, but the company of a special tomcat, a guardian angel of sorts, helps him to overcome all dangers.
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Time magazines #1 book of the year • 11 weeks and counting on the New York Times bestseller list • Shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award • Longlisted for the Booker prize • A Book Sense pick • People Top Ten Books of the year • Salon.com Top Ten of 2004 • New York Times Notable Books of the Year • Christian Science Monitor Best Fiction 2004 • Nancy Pearls Top 12 Books of 2004 • Washington Post Book World Best of 2004 • San Francisco Chronicle Best Books of 2004 • Chicago Tribune Best of 2004 • Seattle Times 25 Best Books of 2004 • Atlanta Journal-Constitution Top 12 Books of 2004 • Village Voice "Top Shelf" • Raleigh News & Observer Best of 2004 • Rocky Mountain News critics favorites of 2004 • Kansas City Star 100 Noteworthy Books of 2004 • Fort Worth Star-Telegram 10 Best Books of 2004 • Hartford Courant Best Books of 2004
Susanna Clarkes brilliant first novel is an utterly compelling epic tale of nineteenth-century England and the two very different magicians who, as teacher and pupil and then as rivals, emerge to change its history. Sold in 21 languages, with a major motion picture from New Line on the way, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell is a tour de force that has captured the imagination of readers worldwide.
About the Author
Susanna Clarke was born in Nottingham, England, in 1959, the eldest daughter of a Methodist minister. She was educated at St. Hilda's College, Oxford, and has worked in various areas of nonfiction publishing. In 1990 she left London to teach English in Turin and Bilbao. She returned to England in 1992 and spent the rest of that year in County Durham, where she began work on Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell.
From 1993 to 2003 Susanna Clarke was an editor at Simon and Schuster's Cambridge office, where she worked on their cookbook list. She has published a number of short stories and novellas in American anthologies, including "Mr. Simonelli, or the Fairy Widower," which was shortlisted for a World Fantasy Award in 2001.
Susanna lives in Cambridge with her partner, the novelist and reviewer Colin Greenland.
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GAVIN RICH discovers that Marius Joubert has become a thinking midfielder.
Everyone knows why the Sharks felt they needed to get Marius Joubert on their books, so to make the query would be to risk the disdain that is heaped on those who ask obvious questions.
In most of the Sharks' defeats during this past Super Rugby season, it was the midfield that was targeted, particularly by the Crusaders and Sharks' two fiercest rivals
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Meyer Bosman was brought to Durban from the Cheetahs to fill a playmaker role at inside centre alongside the evergreen Stefan Terblanche, but while the Sharks coaches are still optimistic Bosman will come through and vindicate their decision to recruit him, their patience must be wearing thin.
Terblanche is still an honest player who probably should have been rewarded for his good form in 2008 and 2009 with the Springbok fullback jersey for the series against the British & Irish Lions. You would hesitate to suggest, though, that he is a natural outside centre, and while he has put in yeoman service for his adopted province in the unfamiliar position, it always looked a stop-gap move, albeit a long playing one.
The former Bok wing is not going to be around in top rugby for much longer, and you could say the same for Adi Jacobs, who looks better suited anyway to an impact role than one in the starting team. So the gap that Joubert is going to fill is hardly a secret – the Sharks need an experienced player who can impose himself in the midfield battle.
However, as was the case when Terblanche moved back to Durban from Wales in 2007, Joubert could provide them with a lot more than they bargained for. The Sharks management didn't know what to expect from Terblanche, and they got a pleasant surprise. His years spent overseas had matured Terblanche to the point that the Sharks got more than just an experienced wing who could switch to fullback, they also got a consummate professional whose work ethic and insights rubbed off on those around him.
It would be fair to say that Terblanche's contribution way exceeded expectations. And while some may remember Joubert as a Springbok who lost it a bit in his final season with Western Province and then with the Cheetahs, that was a long time ago. He has never lacked talent, and France is a tough school, so don't bet against the 31-year-old proving as valuable as Terblanche was to the Sharks' fortunes.
'I have matured a lot since I left South Africa. When I went to France I was in many senses just a boy, but it's a heck of a tough place to play and I was forced to grow up,' says Joubert. 'Before I left home I played a lot on instinct. I didn't put much thought into what I was doing. I just went out there and played. What has changed for me in my time in France is that I have become deeply analytical, and Clermont's Kiwi coach Vern Cotter has taught me to pay more attention to the small details.
'Vern's whole approach was that if you did something you had to know why you were doing it. If something went wrong, he wanted you to figure out why it happened. From what I hear, John Plumtree is similar to Vern in that way.
'In Clermont I lived close to the stadium so I spent a lot of time there on the chalkboard, looking at ways to break down defences and analysing opposition systems. It was something I hadn't done before. I started to read the opposition moves and intentions a lot more than I had in the past.'
Plumtree was pleased to hear Joubert believes he has become more of a thinking player, and there was some irony in him being told this as just a few days earlier he had spoken about his team's dearth of such players and the need to develop them. He had addressed it with the players after the Durban defeat to the Bulls.
'If Marius has become more of a thinker, I will be extremely chuffed because it does relate a lot to what we were talking about – we need that kind of player. It's absolutely crucial that we breed players who fall into the thinking category and who are not just bashers,' says Plumtree. 'Marius is an experienced player who has spent four years playing in France. He is bound to have matured in that time, and we at the Sharks have profited from having players like that in the past. Stefan is the obvious example; when he came back he made an immense contribution by sharing his experience and what he had learnt with those around him.
'If Marius can also do that for us he will be worth his weight in gold. We've had a high turnover in the backline in recent years, and we have a lot of young players who are only just coming through and can do with some extra guidance.
'But it's not just what Marius can do as a leader that's important. In Stefan's case he played some of the best rugby of his career when he returned from overseas. It was the same with Percy Montgomery. Maybe Marius will do what Stefan did and play some of his best rugby over the age of 30.'
Certain measurables inevitably change with age, such as speed and explosiveness, but Joubert reckons that at the age of 31 he is returning to South Africa as a much more complete player than the one who played for the Springboks.
'I still feel fast, but there are other things I have developed to make me more efficient and accurate in everything I do. Whereas in the past I used to do four or five good things and then make a mistake, hopefully you'll find that now I have cut out those mistakes. I won't be trying to create magic every time I get the ball, but I will be playing a more accurate kind of rugby, more error-free than it was before and also more solid on defence.
'Speed is obviously a big factor for a backline player, and while I don't feel I have lost speed, I have been working on ways to make sure my speed complements my game more. Being a smarter player is part of it, and I would say I'm a much more skilled player now than I was before.'
Joubert said in an interview with SA Rugby magazine last year that as long as he plays he will always be available for the Springboks. But that wasn't what brought him back to South Africa.
'Look, it's a bonus that it's a World Cup year, and after missing out on the last one, I would be delighted if I played well enough to somehow force my way in,' he says. 'But the timing of my return to South Africa is just coincidence, I certainly wasn't thinking about the World Cup when I decided to come home. For me it's now just the right time to return. I'm 31, and if I want to have any kind of rugby career back home before I retire, now is the time to make the move.
'I've been in France for four seasons, and in that time I experienced many things and the team achieved a lot. We played in two [Top 14] finals, winning one of them, and we played in a semi-final. But there isn't much more I can achieve or experience in France. I really enjoyed the first two or three seasons, and I've made great friends. Clermont is an unbelievably friendly city, but there comes a time when you just want to go home.
'My son, MC [Marius Charl], is now a year old, and I want him to get to know his grandparents. I've only been back to South Africa a couple of times in the past four years, and only for two weeks in the past three years. Last year we didn't go home in the off-season because our son had just been born. I miss my parents and my friends. So when the opportunity came up to play for the Sharks, it came at the right time.'
Joubert says the Sharks were one of the teams he had told his wife he would be prepared to play for if he was ever made an offer as he had always enjoyed their playing style and culture.
'The Sharks are a well-known franchise throughout the world. When I tell people in France that I'm going to play for the Sharks I don't have to explain what I'm talking about. I suppose it helps a bit that Frédéric Michalak has played for them and has just returned to Durban. They also play a style that I enjoy and that isn't dissimilar to how the Stormers played when I was with them.
'I watched the Sharks beat Western Province in the Currie Cup final last year and felt that their playing style would suit me. They have a good balance to their game. I got to know John Smit well from the time he spent playing for Clermont and also when we were both with the Boks, and we have kept in contact. When he said there might be an opportunity for me at the Sharks I was immediately interested.
'It also helps that Durban has such mild winters and is known for its great climate. As much as I have enjoyed France, there were times when the winters got to me. Clermont is right in the middle of France, and it gets really cold in winter; last winter was particularly cold. That is one aspect of playing in France that I won't miss with any sense of regret.'
– This article first appeared in the July issue of SA Rugby magazine. The August issue will be on sale from Wednesday, 27 July.


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Area law enforcement agencies joined for active-shooter training at Dixon Middle School Monday morning while students were out of school and teachers were off site for professional development.
Maj. Shawn George with the Onslow County Sheriff's Office said the training allowed the agencies to participate in various rapid-deployment scenarios within the school.
"Hopefully nothing will ever happen in Onslow County but you have to train to be prepared," he said.
Among the agencies participating were North Topsail Beach Police Department, Holly Ridge Police Department, Jacksonville Police Department, Richlands Police Department, Highway Patrol, Onslow County Sheriff's Office and Emergency Services.
While the law enforcement officers said little about the training going on within the school's walls, one demonstration included officers acting as if they were the first responders on scene. Four gathered behind the school's sign out front before two approached the building with guns drawn. Second later, the final two followed and the four entered the school.
According to Emergency Services Director Norman Bryson, a real active-shooter situation would begin with 911 center employees conducting an all-call and dispatching police, fire and EMS to the scene.
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"That's going to add to the chaos that's going on here," he said, explaining that as a parent he knows that would be hard to do.
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More cars coming to the scene, he said, would also block first responders.
The agencies were also able to see where their assets would join together, like pieces to a puzzle, Bryson said. He explained that not only would first responders need to know how to respond to the scenarios but to parents, media, and more.
"You have to have a key place to start with, and that's where the plan comes in," Bryson said.
By joining for training, the agencies were not only able to run through different scenarios, but see where their plans need improvement.
Among the areas that seemed to need improvement were communication and the school's camera systems, said Dusty Rhodes, the director of safety and security with Onslow County Schools.
"This allowed us to evaluate ourselves, where we stood as far as response," Rhodes said.
He said that while school officials have discussed safety plans previously, there's only so much that can be taught in the classroom; and Monday's training was the first opportunity all the departments and school officials were able to train together.
"In the day and age that we live in, we'd be foolish not to be prepared. This gives us the opportunity to train," Rhodes said.
Onslow County Schools approached the county's sheriff's office several months ago about conducting the training, George said.
According to Rhodes, the next meeting of the Active Shooter Planning Committee will be spent going over the after-action reports from Monday's training and then planning a training session to include staff and, eventually, students.
"We want the parents of our students to feel that we are doing everything to protect them in Onslow County Schools," he said.
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When Lejeune battles Dixon tonight, first place in the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference won't be on the line.
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But the Devilpups (5-5, 3-1) and the Bulldogs (6-3, 3-1) will be vying for second place in the league as well as a likely home game in the first round of the playoffs. The loser may also get to open the playoffs next week at home, but the winner will almost certainly not have to pack up and hit the road.
Beyond that, Dixon, which figures to be in the 1-AA playoffs, is chasing its first seven-win regular season in more than four decades, and the Bulldogs have never hosted a playoff game in school history.
Lejeune, meanwhile, while will almost certainly be in the 1-A playoffs, is looking for back-to-back winning seasons for only the second time since the mid 1980s along with its third straight win over the Bulldogs, having won last year 47-30 and 54-20 in 2010.
The playoff pairings will be announced Saturday.
Dixon is coming off a 41-16 win at East Carteret and has won three straight since a 49-19 loss to Southwest while Lejeune fell 51-6 at Southwest, snapping a three-game winning streak.
"They're the best Dixon team we've seen. So that means we've got to bring it," Lejeune coach Darryl Schwartz said. "Now having six turnovers like we did at Southwest will kill us and we'll probably not do well obviously.
"(But) the kids seem ready. The talk in the locker room is we need to bring it guys to the game. … It's going to be a big game. My kids know."
So does Dixon, although coach Ray Swaney was more understated as he talked about what will be his team's final regular-season game at home.
"We're excited about the game," Swaney said. "It is (a big game). But every game that we've played this year has been a big game for us, that's the way we've treated it. But this one obviously is also.
"We feel like Lejeune's a good team. They've got the No. 3 running back in the state (Jamaz Richardson). I guess he's No. 3. He might be No. 1, I don't know. But he's pretty good. So we've got work to do."
A year ago the guy Richardson replaced, Akile Jones, rushed for a state-record 490 yards and 6 touchdowns. This time around Richardson, who has 1,987 yards, will be looking to go over 2,000 yards rushing while helping his team win.
But Dixon has its own offensive firepower in quarterback C.D. Hansley, who has 1,003 yards rushing, and running back Malik Simmons, who needs 40 yards to go over 1,000 yards on the ground.
Win or lose, both teams are in the playoffs. But given Dixon will be 1-AA and Lejeune 1-A, it's likely win or lose both could play at home, although that won't be known for sure until Saturday when the playoff brackets come out.
Swaney said he didn't "even know" whether the Bulldogs would be at home if they win.
"I really haven't looked that far out," he said. "We just want to win Friday night and whatever the state determines I guess is going to be fine with us."
Schwartz is taking a slightly different approach. Taking the "you-never-know" approach, Schwartz has told his players they have to win to get a home playoff game and if they lose "we're going to go away."
"We'll be traveling 48 hours," he joked.
Seriously, however, he said he didn't want any thoughts of what might happen if Lejeune loses. Instead, he wanted his players focused on what winning would mean.
"I wish it could just be an easy game at the end and we just move on," Schwartz said. "But, no, it's probably got to be one of the biggest games we've had in years. There's a lot riding on it."
East Duplin (9-1, 6-0) at Northside (10-0, 6-0)
This is for the East Central 2-A Conference title.
Since 2007, the league championship has been won by either East Duplin or Northside with the Panthers earning the title in 2009 and 2010 and the Monarchs winning it in 2007, 2008 and 2011.
Northside won 41-30 last year in Beulaville to win the conference title.
Northside is ranked second in The Associated Press state 2-A poll while East Duplin seventh.
The Monarchs beat Clinton 34-0 last week while the Panthers defeated Swansboro 24-6 last week.
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Jacksonville hopes to end a 2-game losing streak while solidifying its seed in the NCHSAA 3-A playoffs with a victory over previously winless White Oak.
The Vikings were given a win over D.H. Conley, which lost its appeal to the NCHSAA, which ruled the school had to forfeit wins over WOHS and West Craven for use of an ineligible player.
White Oak, which lost 40-14 to West Craven last week, has beaten Jacksonville in three consecutive games. Jacksonville is coming off a 31-14 loss to D.H. Conley.
Southwest (8-1, 4-0) at Pamlico (1-8, 1-3)
Southwest can wrap up the outright CPC title with a win at Pamlico.
Additionally, the Stallions can finish conference play with a 20-0 record in their four years in the league. Southwest will move up to 2-A next year.
The Stallions earned the CPC's top playoff seed last week with a 51-6 victory at Lejeune. Pamlico lost 20-0 to Jones Senior.
Topsail (6-3, 4-2) at Swansboro (4-6, 1-5)
Swansboro hosts ECC foe Topsail, which is hoping to secure third place in the ECC with a victory.
With a win, Swansboro still has an outside shot of a playoff berth.
Swansboro lost 24-6 at East Duplin last week while Topsail beat Richlands 41-6.
Richlands (3-7, 2-4) at Croatan (5-4, 3-3)
This ECC game could have implications on who advances to the state playoffs.
If the Wildcats win, they could land a postseason berth, but if the Cougars win they will finish fourth and almost assuredly land a berth in the playoffs.
Richlands lost 41-6 to Topsail last week while Croatan beat South Lenoir 24-17.
Jones Senior (1-8, 1-3) at East Carteret (1-7, 0-4)
The scary thing is the winner of this
The Trojans look for their second consecutive victory. Jones Senior beat Pamlico 20-0 last week while East Carteret lost 41-16 to Dixon.


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Last Friday, 15 Aug, we were delighted to have the chance to host a Virtual World Workshop with Dr Alan Miller and his team from St Andrews University, School of Computing, Open Virtual Worlds in collaboration with Timespan Museum and Arts Centre.
The team set up four stations with different examples of the historic virtual worlds they have created including one using Oculus Rift technology. They featured Caen, a township from the time of the Highland Clearances; 18th century Brora Salt Pans and St Andrews Cathedral. Local children and adults were able to participate, exploring the worlds, interacting with them and each other.
Dr Alan Miller gave a short introduction describing the historical references and the environments the worlds are based on.
Then we all got a chance to have a play!
Each station had a small crowd of children and adults around it, everyone taking turns to try out the technology. On three of the stations the avatar was controlled with an Xbox controller, something that most, if not all of the children (and some of the adults) were very comfortable with. There was no narrative or direction which meant lots of fun exploring the landscapes and buildings in an intuitive way with much testing of boundaries to see how far you can fly and whether the avatar can swim.
There was lots of discussion between the adults and children about the historical environments; what the buildings would have been made from, what the animals were doing there, how the same landscape might be different today.
It has to be said that the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset stole the show. The children were straight in, confidently navigating and enjoying the immersive experience while the adults looked on, waiting for their turn. I dashed in for a try in a brief moment of the novelty having worn off and took a turn. It was quite a feat of coordination to move the avatar with the Xbox controller whilst being able to view the environment all around by turning my head. The sensation was slightly disorientating, slightly exhilarating and great fun as I congratulated myself for getting the avatar through a doorway to a cosy looking fire, not so easy to get out again though…
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NEWPORT BEACH – Ensign Intermediate School has taken a mixed-media approach to showing how painful words can be, as it pushes to promote kindness over bullying.
The effects of bullying words are at the heart of a solemn video made by Molly McWhertor and her friends, all Ensign students, last year. "Words Hurt" depicts the destructive power of teasing with girls holding up words like "stupid," "ugly" and "whore." Each girl featured in the video wrote down and displayed a word that had been used to hurt her.
"It felt like bringing the situation to life, personally," student Karson Speth said. "You realize how much it hurt you when you got called that."
"Words Hurt" is about developing "more respect for each other," said McWhertor, the director. That message won it an award from the Be Kind People Project in December.
Filmed in a day but edited over a month, McWhertor's video was shown for a week as part of the school's kindness program, a new effort to focus students on helping rather than teasing and hurting each other, according to Ensign's principal, Gloria Duncan.
The program is about "having students learn and demonstrate respect and positive ways to interact with each other," Duncan said. "We didn't want to have an anti-bullying program, so why not focus on being kind? Let's create a culture of kindness, we need more kindness and less bullying."
Student leaders folded up paper "kindness catchers" for each Ensign student, enabling classmates to provide positive things to say to each other. Duncan's kindness program also features anti-bullying assemblies, an elective life skills class whose students will wear anti-bullying T-shirts on Wednesdays, and a syndicated anti-bullying program called Where Everybody Belongs.
Asked why the kindness program was implemented, Duncan replied, "Why not?" She said Ensign has no more or less of a bullying problem than comparable schools, but said, "It appears students are being more respectful to each other."
Some of the students involved with the video said they heard there was more "drama" elsewhere. Pushing in the halls and name calling are problematic, they said, but the real trouble is with cyberbullying.
Ensign teacher Kari Rush assigned the project to McWhertor when she got an email from the Be Kind People Project announcing the contest. McWhertor eventually won, earning $1,000 for the school. Rush said her students were energized to start doing more when they caught wind of the Kony 2012 campaign last year, which solicited donations to catch a Ugandan warlord.
"Kids are inherently good. They want to make a change, they want to make a positive impact," Rush said. "You don't have to go to Africa to make a change"
We asked the girls who made the award-winning video to approximate one of their kindness exercises by writing to each other. Here's what they said:
To Molly McWhertor: You are skilled and creative and you know the perfect way to use your gifts to help others. – Faith Bender
To Faith: Faith, You always know the right thing to say and spread happiness everywhere you go. – Trudy Padden


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The 32 Fox 120 is the trail fork you want controlling the front end of your build. The Fox Float uses an air spring, which reduces the overall weight. The Float has 120mm of buttery smooth, golden travel. Add this to any trail bike and you'll have the ultimate setup for any big-wheeled 29" hardtail trail or full-suspension cross country bike. Roll down steep terrain, mow over rock gardens, and bomb through singletrack. To put it simply, tackle anything that comes your way. The Float is extremely sturdy and will guide you through safely. The Float's air spring now has less breakaway force. Fox also upgraded the Float series by giving it a longer negative spring and reduced the air spring compression ratio for a more linear feel. This version of the Float is from Fox's Factory series forks, therefore the uppers are Kashima coated. 2014 was a year of revision for Fox. The Float is lighter than prior years and has a stiffer feel.
The Kashima coating is a hard anodizing process that fills in any micro pores in the material creating a smoother surface, in comparison to a hard anodization on prior versions. Its distinctive gold color is backed by its high performance attributes including extreme durability as well as an extremely smooth feel. The whole purpose and value of the Kashima coating is its friction reduction properties.
The Fox Float features the FIT cartridge. FIT stands for Fox Isolated Technology. FIT technology employs a bladder system that keeps the oil and air from mixing to provide optimal performance in all riding extremes. Since the FIT cartridge uses much less oil, the weight of the fork is significantly less than one with an open bath style.
CTD Technology is incredibly easy to use and allows you ultimate adjustability on the trail. CTD is short for Climb, Trail, and Descend. It is a three position on the fly system that provides three distinct compression dampenings that you'd typically need on an average ride. CTD is extremely useful on trails with indecisive terrain. The rider is quickly able to flip the lever between the three positions on the fly to ensure the perfect amount of travel for that very moment in the ride. CTD is much faster than the older click system, where the rider would have to stop and click through to find the proper setting.
Climb mode has the firmest low- speed compression, which maximizes pedaling efficiency and has minimal suspension movement to reduce pedal-bob. Internally, the oil flow is restricted, and can only flow through the Climb port, which limits the suspension's movement. In the event of a hard impact, the spring loaded blow- off valve will allow the damper to go into its travel. Trail mode provides an optimal blend of pedaling efficiency and control on variable terrain. The oil flow is opened to the mid and high speed compression shim stack. Descend mode provides the rider with the most active suspension. Descend mode is an optimized low- speed compression setting which provides the perfect balance of control and plushness for steep, aggressive descents. Oil is able to flow through the high, mid, and low speed ports. CTD is easily controlled by switching the dial on the crown of the fork. This quick and easy adjustment allows the rider to control their suspension without having to leave the saddle.
This version of the Float has Adjustable Trail mode. Once the knob is set to Trail mode, this fork allows the rider to have an extra 3 clicks of trail mode adjustability (soft, medium, and firm.) Adjustable Trail mode acts as a fine tune low speed compression adjustment. Adjustable Trail mode provides the rider with maximum suspension adjustability on the trail.
Climb, Trail, and Descend mode technology will change the way you ride, making it both quicker and easier for the rider to adapt their fork to the terrain ahead.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
I bought this fork to replace my junk X-Fusion Slide 29 that never worked properly even after several trips to warranty. I could not be happier with this fork. Light, gets full travel, simple damping adjustments...just what I wanted.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
Similar to a previous reviewer, I recently installed this fork on a 2014 Niner Jet 9 alloy and the 120mm fork is the best way to squeeze every last bit of performance out of this XC bike. I upgraded from a Fox 32 Float 29 100mm CTD Evolution fork. Like my 100mm fork, this 120mm is also a 51mm offset. While Niner builds their frames around 46mm offset forks, I personally like the feel of the 51mm offset. It provides a little quicker steering in the corners and I don't feel unstable at high speeds. Just my take...
In terms of Fox forks, you can't beat them. The small bump compliance is great, the rigidity is acceptable and the weight of the fork is low. I upgraded from the 100mm Evolution Series to take advantage of 2 things... 1) Kashima coating and 2) additional Trail Mode settings. The Kashima coating is super slick and looks great. The additional compression settings in Trail Mode are appreciated. I find myself using the CTD settings quite a bit on every ride. I lock the fork in Climb mode on fire road ascents and twisty flats to take advantage of every pedal stroke as well as flip the lever to Descent mode to use every inch of travel over ledges and steps. My default mode is always Trail mode but I sometimes find myself wanting a little less compression but not full Descent mode on a couple single track trails around my area. That's where I can tweak Trail mode compression on the 2014 CTD model. It alleviates the soft feeling around fast, off-camber corners that full Descent mode presents. It doesn't cause more micro adjustment headaches like you'd expect, rather it allows you perfect the fork to the trail you are riding that day. Knowing the trail for the day, I set the Trail mode black ring to the compression I prefer for Trail mode then forget about it. Keep it simple and enjoy the ride!
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
I installed this fork on a Niner Jet 9 RDO frame and the 120mm works great. It was an upgrade from a 100mm Fox fork and has been awesome. The steering and feel going from 100mm to 120mm was basically unchanged but the increased travel has been great.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
I ride mostly AM and XC. Love the reassuring feel and variety of ride settings.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
The fork is a Fox, it works great, really nothing to complain about it.
I guess my review is more for Jenson USA. They are simply great, they will price match, even for 30 days after purchase, without problems. Their shipping is super fast, my favorite online store for biking stuff.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
Purchased to replace a 2013 Fox Talas 32 that I just wasn't enjoying - it just never felt right and the 90mm to 120mm travel adjustment is just one of those things that looked good on paper I'm sure but useless in practice.
I really like the simplicity of the float and the CTD and FIT features make it super easy to dial in the right balance of give and take.
It's consistent in all types of terrain and dependable on climbs and cornering. It's stiff when I need it to be and plush when I need it to be. If you forget to stiffen it before a big climb then yes, you'll get some pedal bob but that's taken care of with a quick flick of a switch.
My only real complaint is the short service window for all Fox air shocks but considering you can get the entire thing serviced for $100 and decent turn around time from Fox I feel the weight savings and simplicity makes it worth the cost of admission.
One thing I've experienced with all Fox forks is an occasional creaking that appears to emanate from the crown/stanchion's from time to time.
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
Fantastic fork in terms of the adjustments that can be made, as well as the CTD, however under heavy braking forces, the fork can flex. This is to be expected with longer legged 29er forks, but it brings down the "wow factor" a bit. The Kashima coating is something I will continue to want in my FOX forks and suspension. I continue to run this fork on my bike, and have had no issues. Be sure to keep up on maintenance!
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Comments about Fox Racing Shox Fox 32 Float 120 CTD Fit 29" Fork 2014:
This fork performs well. Just take the time to dial it in and you will be very pleased; there are plenty of adjustments that will allow for tailoring to many riding styles. I like to take some bigger drops on occasion and this for does a nice job.
I've only been riding it for about a month but it seems pretty sturdy. Also, couldn't beat the price ($590).
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