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DCHA: Heifer growth webinar, Sept. 14
"Achieving Maximum Growth Potential of Replacement Heifers through Management and Nutrition" is the theme of a webinar, Sept. 14, 1 p.m. (Central).
Hosted by the Dairy Calf & Heifer Association, the webinar will feature Robert Corbett, DVM, PAS, with Dairy Health Consultation, offering practical advice on how an accelerated growth program can increase your operation's productivity.
Register here! DCHA member registration is free; non-members may register for $25. The webinar is sponsored by FERMENTEN, brought to you by Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition.
2011 DCRC annual meeting planned at Kansas City
The 2011 annual meeting of the Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council (DCRC) will be held Nov. 10–11, at the Hilton Kansas City Airport in Kansas City, Mo. This year's meeting will offer updates on new research, application of current reproductive programs and a look at emerging technologies. For further information, including a full meeting agenda and registration information, visit www.dcrcouncil.org.
Four-State Conference proceedings available
Proceedings of the 2011 Four-State Dairy Nutrition and Management Conference, held on June 8-9 in Dubuque, Iowa are now posted on the Extension Dairy website at
2011 IFES meetings scheduled
The University of Illinois Extension and members of the Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics farmdoc team will hold a series of five Illinois Farm Economics Summit meetings to discuss and analyze the most pressing economic issues facing Illinois producers.
The 2011 schedule includes:
• Monday, Dec. 12, Champaign
• Tuesday, Dec. 13, Dekalb
• Wednesday, Dec. 14, Galesburg
• Thursday, Dec. 15, Mt. Vernon
• Friday, Dec. 16, Bloomington
For more information, visit
IPDP plans tour, Aug. 31
The Indiana Professional Dairy Producers (IPDP) will coordinate a dairy farm and industry summer tour, Aug. 31, in Parke County, Ind. Stops will include Mike Jones' Springbrook Farms, as well as the headquarters for Byron Seeds and Elanco Animal Health's Rumensin manufacturing facility.
The event begins at 9 a.m. with registration at at Bryon Seeds; moves to Springbrook Farms at 11 a.m.; lunch and the Elanco plant at 12:30 p.m.; and Covered Bridge, at 3:30 p.m.
Directions, location information and more are available here to download a tour brochure.
This tour is free for IPDP members. Non-IPDP members may attend for $20. Contact Doug Leman (317-695-8228) to register or for further information.
Midwest Dairy Expo: Nov. 29-30
This year's Midwest Dairy Expo coming to the St. Cloud River's Edge Convention Center, Nov. 29-30, 2011 in St. Cloud, Minn. For program and registration information, visit http://www.mnmilk.org/MidwestDairyExpo.
Online tool helps farmers consider new enterprises
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) has re-issued its 12-page Agriculture Diversification Compass, and is making the tool available to Minnesotans online and in print. The guide is designed to help producers evaluate the potential of new crop and livestock enterprises.
The Compass is online at http://www.mda.state.mn.us/protecting/sustainable/mfo/mfocompass.aspx or a printed copy can be requested by calling 651-201-6012.
First District Association celebrates anniversary, plans expansion
First District Association cooperative, Litchfield, Minn. is marking its 90th anniversary with a celebration Aug. 18, with plans to modernize and expand its operations by fall of 2012.
Three major construction phases are planned, including equipment replacement or expansion throughout the plant and a state-of-the-art milk-processing system, increasing milk processing capacity to 5 million lbs. per day, a 25%-30% increase.
First District has approximately 620 direct member-owners, and nine member creameries with 430 patrons. Together, they will produce more than 1.5 billion lbs. of milk this year.
72nd Nutrition Conference planned
The 72nd Minnesota Nutrition Conference will be held Sept. 20-21, at the Holiday Inn, Owatonna, Minn.
The program kicks off with a pre-conference symposium, "Corn – 2011 and Beyond." General sessions will provide updates on livestock research being conducted at the University of Minnesota.
Look for the preliminary program agenda and a list of speakers on the Conference website at http://www.ansci.umn.edu/mnc.html.
Registration is $195 per person through Sept. 7; $230 after Sept 7 and at the door. Student registration is $100. The fee includes the program, proceedings, lunches and a reception. On-line registration is available at http://www.regonline.com/72MNNutritionConf.
"Dairy Stockmanship" website
Paul Rapnicki, DVM, MBA, University of Minnesota clinical professor for dairy production medicine, has an interactive Dairy Stockmanship website detailing interactions between people and dairy cattle that create a positive experience for both. Rapnicki started the website with Dr. Don Hoglund, Colorado State University, with the simple goal of "reconnecting the people working on dairy operations with their cows."
Farm Science Review is Sept. 20-22
The 49th annual Farm Science Review will be held at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, Sept. 20-22. This year's theme, "Where Farmers Go to Dream," will put emphasis on agricultural innovation.
More than 600 exhibitors will have their products and services on display to help farmers learn about and adopt the newest technologies to improve their on-farm efficiency and profitability. Tickets are available for sale at local agribusinesses and any OSU Extension office for $5 in advance, or $8 at the gate. Children 5 and under are free. For more information, go to http://fsr.osu.edu.
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Dairy Policy Forum set for Aug. 30
Dairy producers with questions about the Foundation for the Future program proposal or looking for the latest news on immigration reform should plan to attend a Dairy Policy Forum, Aug. 30, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Ramkota Inn in Sioux Falls, S.D. Reservations are requested by Aug. 25 to email@example.com or 605-692-1775.
The event is hosted by members of the I-29 Dairy Consortium, including South Dakota Dairy Producers and SDSU Extension. Jim Tillison and Jaime Castaneda of National Milk Producers Federation will give an overview of both topics and provide time for discussion and Q&A.
Ag United dairy open houses set Aug. 20 and Aug. 27
Make plans to attend one of two dairy farm open house events in South Dakota this month.
Drumgoon Dairy is inviting the public to enjoy a free meal and tour their dairy near Lake Norden, S.D. on Saturday, Aug. 20, 4-7 p.m. Visitors can participate in tours of the dairy and learn more about dairy production and how milk gets from the farm to the store. Activities for the children will also be available.
Drumgoon Dairy is located 3.5 miles east of Lake Norden on SD Highway 28 and 2.5 miles north on US Highway 81. Or from Watertown: 19miles south on US Highway 81. Watch for Signs!
The event is sponsored in part by Ag United for South Dakota, Midwest Dairy Association, South Dakota Soybean Farmers and their check-off and Valley Queen Cheese Factory.
To learn more about South Dakota dairy families visit Midwest Dairy Association on the web at www.midwestdairy.com.
On Saturday, Aug 27, Midwest Dairy Institute , a 2,000-cow dairy farm will host an open house from 8-11 a.m. Come enjoy a free breakfast and learn more about the dairy farm with tours and educational displays.
Visit the Ag United Events page on Facebook for more details and directions to both events.
Dairyland Initiative launches newsletter
The 1-year-old Dairyland Initiative is a program designed to facilitate the construction of new dairy cattle housing by bringing the producer, builder and lender together with one common purpose: to improve dairy cattle well-being and performance. As part of the first anniversary, the program unveiled a new newsletter, available at http://thedairylandinitiative.vetmed.wisc.edu and linked on the program's facebook page. For more information, visit The Dairyland Initiative: The Guide to Welfare Friendly Dairy Cattle Housing.
PDPW twilight meetings
The Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin (PDPW) is hosting three On-the-Farm Twilight Meetings. A collaborative effort of the Wisconsin Counties Association, the Wisconsin Towns Association and the PDPW, each Agriculture Community Engagement (ACE) twilight meetings will start at 6 p.m. with a 60-minute guided tour of the hosting dairy. After the tour, pie and ice cream will be served during a moderated dairy discussion, wrapping wrap up by 8:30 p.m.
1) Monday, Aug.15 – Barlass Jerseys
Bill, Brian and Marion Barlass
6145 East County Road A
Janesville, Wis.
2) Tuesday, Aug. 16 – Harmony Ho Holsteins
Ralph Bredl family
D3571 River Road
Stratford, Wis.
3) Monday, Aug. 22 – Junction View Dairy LLC
Keller and Stibbe families
29404 County Highway OO
Richland Center, Wis.
Report: Land-grant universities important to economy
A new report details the role that land-grant universities play in generating jobs and economic growth, according to those who lead agricultural research and Extension efforts here.
The study, "Power and Promise: Agbioscience in the North Central United States," prepared for 12 land-grant universities by the Battelle Institute, makes the case for sustained or expanded federal, state and local support for North Central State's land grant universities, agricultural experiment stations and Extension services.
The Batelle report notes that the North Central States represent just 21% of the land mass of the U.S., but are home to:
• An agriculture industry valued at $125 billion with more than 2.4 million jobs
• 45% of the nation's ag export production
• 80% of U.S. soybean and feed grain production
• 45% of U.S. livestock exports
• Ten of the top 25 U.S. food manufacturers
• Two of the five largest seed genetics companies
• Two of the world's largest ag equipment manufacturers
• 90% of the nation's ethanol production
• More than 800,000 farms and more than 88,000 companies (2009)
"Agriculture is a $60-billion-a-year industry in Wisconsin. It generates about 350,000 jobs, a significant share of which are in urban areas, and at a time when other sectors have been struggling, agriculture has been a stabilizing force," says Rick Klemme, Dean of UW-Extension's Cooperative Extension Service, a member of the committee that commissioned the study. "This documents the extent to which this economic activity is fueled by publicly funded research and Extension work in agriculture, food and nutrition, bioenergy and related fields."
The report is available online at www.uwex.edu/ces/nccea/documents/battellefull2.pdf
Gypsum symposium scheduled
New uses for gypsum in agriculture will be highlighted at the Midwest Soil Improvement Symposium: Research and Practical Insights into Using Gypsum on Aug. 23. The event will be held at the University of Wisconsin Arlington Agricultural Research Station. Registration is at 7:30 a.m..
The symposium will explore the impact of gypsum application on crop productivity, including for corn, soybeans, alfalfa and specialty crops, and its impact on soil and water quality. Research findings and application recommendations will be presented, as well as background on gypsum production and safety. In addition, there will be two panel discussions featuring growers experienced in using gypsum on their farms.
The Arlington Research Station is located at N695 Hopkins Road, Arlington, Wis. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. with sessions running from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. A one-hour plot tour will follow. Lunch is included. For more information, or to register in advance through August 18, visit www.gypsoil.com/symposium. On-site registration is $20 with lunch included.
Ag Enterprise Area Forum planned
"Preparing for Wisconsin's Agricultural and Economic Future," a forum on Wisconsin's Agricultural Enterprise Area (AEA) program, will be held Sept. 27, at the Kalahari Resort in the Wisconsin Dells. The forum will feature Steven Deller and Bruce Jones, from UW-Madison's Department of Agriculture and Applied Economics, and speakers from the newly formed Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection's Agricultural Development Division.
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Corn, forage website links buyers, sellers
The "Farmer to Farmer Corn and Forage Website" is an electronic neighborhood bulletin board facilitating local marketing of feed commodities, linking livestock producers in need of high-moisture corn, corn silage, hay or straw with sellers that have feed commodities for sale. The list is free for both buyers and sellers. Users can search for buyers and sellers by county. Visit http://farmertofarmer.uwex.edu .
UW study: Larger farms tend to have better milk quality
Wisconsin's larger dairy operations tended to fare better than the state's small farms in a UW-Madison study of milk quality, although all of the state's farms—large and small—produced milk that easily met federal food safety guidelines.
The study, published in the August 2011 issue of the Journal of Dairy Science, considered milk quality data from 14,591 dairy operations around Wisconsin, of which 12,866 were classified as small farms (fewer than 118 cows); 1,565 as large farms (between 119 – 713 cattle); and 160 as confined animal feeding operations (or CAFOs, with more than 714 cattle). The team used two common metrics of milk quality: reported bulk tank standard plate count (SPC) and somatic cell count (SCC), which together are also seen as good indicators of farm sanitation and animal-handling practices.
Across the board, CAFOs reported the lowest mean milk quality scores for both SPC and SCC. Mean SPC (reported in colony forming units per milliliter or cfu/mL) was found to be 35,000 cfu/mL for the CAFO group; 36,300 for large farms; and 58,700 for small farms. Mean SCC (in cells per milliliter or cells/mL) was found to be 240,000 cells/mL for the CAFO group; 273,000 for large farms; and 369,000 for small farms. In all cases, mean SPC and SCC scores were far below the grade A maximum values, easily meeting the federal standards for milk intended to be pasteurized and sold for fluid consumption.
Stauffacher re-elected to lead WMMB
Jay Stauffacher, Darlington, Wis., was selected to lead the 25-member Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board (WMMB) for the seventh time. He operates in a partnership that farms 2,500 acres and milks 490 Holsteins.
Connie Seefeldt, Coleman, was re-elected vice chair;, Ed Jasurda, Phillips, was re-elected secretary; and Stacy Eberle, Monroe, will again serve as treasurer. Other executive committee members are Lanette Harsdorf, Beldenville, Communications Committee chair; Ken Heiman, Marshfield, Channel Management Committee chair; and Kay Zwald, Hammond, Policy/Bylaw Committee chair.
WMMB welcomes regional program manager
Elizabeth (Beth) A. Porior has joined the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board as the Wisconsin Dairy Council's regional program manager for north central Wisconsin.
In her new position, Porior manages regional educational programming with an emphasis on promoting the benefits of milk to elementary and middle school students. She also implements the national Fuel Up to Play 60 program that promotes healthy eating and exercise for children, works with school foodservice personnel in cafeteria promotions, facilitates the placing of equipment to keep milk cold in school serving lines and works with local television programming on a monthly recipe segment featuring Wisconsin Cheese.
Porior will work from an office in Hatley, Wis.


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Miller is also looking for improvement from her Pirates, who went 9-10 and made the state 2-A playoffs last year before moving up to 3-A this year.
Swansboro opens today's play at against Richlands, which like the Pirates also jumped from the
The Pirates tip off the season Tuesday at Croatan.
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Scouting Report-In a draft where good 4-3 ends are in short supply, Griffen gets a little overrated. He's got nice size and shows nice athleticism. Griffen is sort of an example in contraditctions. I've to sit here and say he has great range and explosion off the football because in some games he does. But in others, he doesn't show either. I'd like to say that he's agile and playes with excellent leverage because I've seen that as well but not every week. I guess what I am trying to say is Griffen is very inconsistent. One game he can look like Julius Peppers and the next Sgt. Pepper. I've seen him drop into coverage and makes me wonder if he could play a 3-4 OLB, and then the next week he looks soft as butter against the run, and no motor and I think he's not there. The team that takes Griffen is going to have to learn to live with his good games and his bad games, and just hope that the flashes he's showing means he's got tons of potential or is he just hot and cold.
Draft Status-Griffen looks to be a guy who's going to show up at the Scouting Combine and workouts and light it up, because he is an excellent athlete. His potential is going to wow teams and so I expect him to end up somewhere in the back half of the first round. If this were a better 4-3 DE group, he might not be so fortunate.
Final Analysis-I want to like Griffen as a prospect, because some games he dominates. I think he's more athlete than football player at this point. He's got some character issues and some real issues about effort. You see it in the mental parts of his game. He doesn't anticipate well, doesn't read plays well, and just looks a little lost out there. But on the flip side, he can flat get after the quarterback, and finishes the playe with big hits. I think there are much safer DE picks in this draft, but I suppose if you want an all or nothing guy who could end up a star, and don't mind if he doesn't, Griffen might be your guy.
Reminds me of: Antwon Odom, DE Cincinnati Bengals-Both athleteic big guys who don't always maintain quality intensity and play a little soft, especially against the run. You can see this year, Odom is finally starting to get it, and putting up nice sack numbers, and Griffen has that kind of potential as well, but he'll have to "get it" too.
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Romano chooses Weaver as the new chief of staff
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Leave It To Weaver
Romano chooses Weaver as the new chief of staff
Last Rites
After his mother's funeral, Dr. Greene comforts his father
Greene With Envy
Reggie and Jeanie get married.
Sins Of The Fathers
Hathaway befriends an out-of-work waitress
Truth & Consequences
A prank in a high school science class goes terribly awry
The Peace Of Wild Things
Benton informs Carla that he is Reese's father no matter what.
Humpty Dumpty
Weaver tries to save the life of a rape victim.
Great Expectations
Complications arise as Hathaway delivers twins, Tess and Kate.
How The Finch Stole Christmas
Kovac and Haleh take care of Hathaway's twins.
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Kovac befriends two brothers.
The Domino Heart
Lucy's patient finally gets a heart transplant but does not survive.
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Abby Lockhart, joins the ER as a third year medical student
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Carter helps Lucy with a schizophrenic patient.
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Carter under goes surgery to save his life.
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Kovac witnesses an accident and saves the young victim's life.
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New leadership is coming to the congressional tax-writing committees. Ron Wyden will be taking the helm of Senate Finance and Paul Ryan will be likely taking the helm of Ways and Means. This is good news, as both gentlemen are serious legislators and very interested in major tax reform.
New Farm Bill Much Larger Than Last One
Congress is gearing up to pass the first big farm bill since 2008. The logrolling between farm interests is nearing completion, the Republicans have given up on making substantial food stamp cuts, and the Treasury stands ready to borrow another $1 trillion. We are all set to go.
Transparency and Spending Control
Luke Rosiak at the Washington Examiner is not just a journalist who rolls his sleeves up to root out corruption. He's also a capable computer programmer. Rosiak has produced a new feature on the Examiner web site called "Appropriate Appropriations?" that is worth checking out.
Food Stamp Growth Continues, Despite Economic Recovery
As food stamp utilization escalated over the last several years, the program's advocates assured us that there was nothing to worry about. Yes, more people than ever before were on food stamps, but that was just because of the recession. Once the recovery began and the unemployment rate declined, fewer people would need food stamps.
Mr. President, Increasing the Minimum Wage Is Wrong Medicine for Ailing Economy
When President Obama advocates a higher minimum wage in his State of the Union Address, he will no doubt argue that by increasing the minimum to $10.10, workers will have fatter pay checks and spend more, thus stimulating the economy and creating more jobs. In fact, economic logic tells a different story.
Flooding: Do Governments Make it Worse?
Both the economy and the environment are complex ecosystems. Governments often upset the natural balance and cause damage because they combine limited understanding with an excessive zeal to mandate and subsidize.
Governor Christie Scandal: Let's Privatize the Port Authority
USA Today reported: "The Port Authority, which operates the bridge at the heart of a New Jersey scandal, says a key appointee of Gov. Chris Christie directed the controversial closing of access lanes to the George Washington Bridge … David Wildstein and Bill Baroni, who were appointed to the Port Authority by Christie, have resigned in the wake of the scandal."
New Study on Air Traffic Control Reform
Robert Poole is one the nation's top experts on privatization and transportation policy reform. He has a great new Hudson Institute study on problems with our air traffic control (ATC) system and ideas for restructuring it. The nation's ATC system is operated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Minimum Wage, Economics, and Ethics
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BEAUFORT — Carteret County's courthouse is outdated, its jail space is limited and its Department of Social Services is cramped.
The county knows it has needs when it comes to its facilities but has lacked a master plan on how best to address them, Board of Commissioners Chairman Greg Lewis said.
To help put the county on the right track, commissioners directed County Manager Russell Overman to put out a request for proposals for developing a facilities master plan.
The decision came after discussions at the board's annual planning retreat held Tuesday.
"We decided we were going about it hodgepodge and needed a master plan and see what we can do incrementally over time to deal with the most pressing needs," Lewis said.
The needs aren't new ones.
The old courthouse is antiquated, lacking space and outdated for modern use; the adjacent jail is not so old but has already outgrown its space; the space at the Department of Social Services is cramped and growing tighter as the number of clients grows. Other departments are also growing as the county has grown.
There have been renovations and additions but officials say there's a need for a long-term strategy to resolve some of the issues.
"We know what we need, but now how do we get there," he said.
For example, he said, both the social services and health departments have space needs and provide services that sometimes intermingle. Yet one is housed in a building in Beaufort and the other in Morehead City.
The study would help give the county recommendations for possible solutions from remodeling existing facilities to relocation options.
He said they want to make best use of the spaces they do have and not necessarily abandon the buildings they're in.
And they also know that whatever they choose to do it will have to be done over time, not only because of the expense but to avoid major interruptions in government services.
"It's hard to fix," Lewis said.
The first step is having a plan.
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Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Joel Matip came off the bench to score second-half goals in Schalke's 2-0 pre-season win over Southampton.
The Bundesliga side's strength in depth proved the difference in Villach on Wednesday as former Real Madrid, Ajax and Milan striker Huntelaar showcased his predatory nous just before the hour.
Matip then added a second as Schalke followed up Sunday's 1-1 draw with Besiktas with a morale-boosting victory.
Southampton had started the brighter of the two teams, Rickie Lambert testing goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand with an 11th-minute header before Lloyd Isgrove shot wide from 30 yards seven minutes later.
Jason Puncheon and Michel Bastos then spurned opportunities for the Premier League outfit before the half-time interval offered both managers the chance to make wholesale changes.
Huntelaar was the most notable Schalke player introduced, Adam Lallana the pick of the Southampton substitutes sent on.
And Netherlands international Huntelaar wasted little time in making his presence felt as he opened the scoring after 58 minutes. An initial effort from Christian Clemens was parried by Kelvin Davis and the 29-year-old pounced to fire home the rebound.
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Some brands include body lotions in some of their lines which tend to contain less or zero alcohol to avoid irritation.... but anyway, beware of chemicals or synthetics, you know what I mean... 8-)
Thread: Fragrance for "Private" Area?
This may be a somewhat delicate topic, but here goes- *I'm wonderng if others use some type of fragrance to keep their outdoor plumbing reasonably aromatic between showers. *Do people tend to use there main fragrance down there too? *Is there a particular frag that works well for this? *Anyone know of good body mists/sprays? *Something that women find pleasant? *I think I'm too old to be using AXE. *
Some brands include body lotions in some of their lines which tend to contain less or zero alcohol to avoid irritation.... but anyway, beware of chemicals or synthetics, you know what I mean... 8-)
« L'odeur de rose, faible, grâce au vent léger d'été qui passe, se mêle aux parfums qu'elle a mis.»
[ Paul Verlaine ]
yeeek heavens no. Would you spray cologne into one of your bodily orifices? Im sure she doesnt want it in any of hers either. spritz your belt or something if you really want to.
Haha.. I love in movies where you see a really raunchy looking man spraying a fragrance (yes, a fragrance. not the mint sprays) into his mouth before approaching a woman..Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo
Liberal application of Aqua Velva splash aftershave should do the trick. Sexy!
You will shed tears of joy and will be unable to wait until you can meet me to thank me in person. Trust me.
[maniacal laughter] Ah ha ha ha ha ha! [/maniacal laughter]
P.S. For best results, apply while smoking a cigar. Ooooh, baby baby! *
Just sprinkle some scented talc in your skivvies.
*shudders after reading Veronica's post*
Can't wait to see where this thread is going to go...lolololololahahahahaha...... ;D
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lol. just take another shower if you think someone's face is gonna be down there in the near future.
Traveller, there is no path. You make the path as you walk. -- A. Machado
Amen to that. Just bathe regularly and let nature take its course. Some things are best left alone. :Originally Posted by liquid
"Ca sent les pieds!"
i like my privates just the way they are...
You mean like FDS but for men...right? LOFL!!!!!!!!!!!! [smiley=grin.gif] [smiley=grin.gif]
Better to stick with Shower To Shower deoderant talc down there.
I suggest a woody frag...
But, seriously, no. NO NO NO. A bit of baby powder hanging around is more than enough. Anything else is trying too hard...Ahem.
Please, spritz responsibly.
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A muscular, young housewife named Beth
Strangled her husband to death
"I've never found lipstick
Adorning his dipstick
But that was sure FDS on his breath".
On the other hand, upon seriously open minded consideration...and I mean serious, appreciating for the younger generation of women a man who considers these issues...
The one that comes to mind is SL Miel de Bois, and very lightly. Its honey, wood, and slightly powdery. But only to the side, not the actual, you know.
Please, spritz responsibly.
Seriously, make your own scented powder to match your fragrance!
;D ;D ;D ;D *ROFLOL *;D ;D ;D ;DOriginally Posted by Veronica
Kouros might work. Oh wait.......that would probably smell the same as not using anything.... :P
I got it.....put a shot or two of L'Autre down there...
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I wouldn't recommend applying anything at ground zero because of, ahem, taste considerations. Try spraying your favorite frag or applying talc on your hand then *lick* the area. Yecch. If you do decide to apply anything, the hipbone area should be OK.
This is actualy a great subject - but I am going straight to the point - if you want a hot chocolate you want the hot chocolote to taste of chocolate right !!!!!! and here we go sensuality and fragrance is pure magic but some things are better left untouched and smell and taste the way they are - their own magic and perfume - your own identity and chemistry.
the last thing we want is tasting of lemon when you should be tastimgh of you !!!!
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For some reason, "Vulva" came to my mind instantly:
No longer offering decants. Sorry!
I've been using what's left of my Rocabar for the lower area. I'm not talking direct hits to the boss, but a good spritz down the pants is kind of nice. ;D
Peace ~ Markymark
Originally Posted by Veronica
Wow, that was somewhere between Edgar Alan Poe and David Alan Coe!
Its a bad idea to spray cologne on your junk...Don't do it. It reeks of both desperation AND ball sweat!
Serious advice to men and women. A little natural essence is good. Just bathe regularly and that should be good. If you feel some oral action coming on (or about to go down, heh-heh) there's nothing wrong with saying "Hold on. I gotta use the restroom." Go in there and use a warm wet towel (you may not even need soap) to give yourself a quick spring clean, and everything will be roses.
Now since we're on it...I would mention that you don't forget about the backside as well if it's been a long day, and there may or may not have been a #2 since the last shower. (Especially for girls, just because of where everything is situated ) I think Martin Lawrence once orated this point this brilliantly while hosting Saturday Night Live- and it may have been the one SANE thing he said that year. But just a simple act of courtesy could spare someone from experiencing the shock of their life... I'm just doing my part to educate.
There's no shame in a simple refresher. I know when I'm with a girl and things are getting heavy, and she asks to go excuse herself - that i can relax because things will be golden! There's nothing sexier than a lover with a clue. And I really enjoy a woman's natural smell, as long as it's not something of serious neglect or illness. Another thing too- watch your diet. I'd skip the garlic if you think you're gonna get some. I was with this girl who worked at an Asian restaurant and always smelled of garlic- always! It drove a stake between us...
But DON'T put cologne there!!!
I thought eau de naturale was the way forward for "ground zero"(nice word buzzcut)?
Let your nose be your pilot
Ok. Time to fess up. I actually did thid occasionly when I was (a lot) younger. It was terribly embarrasing when someone found out. Hmmm...you smell of cologne there!
The scent that's better than a healthy person's natural essence has yet to be invented.
"I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume." - Jacques Guerlain
Originally Posted by tdem1961
And "Grenouille" in the book PERFUME - is doing just that
Invisible Power
LOL Veronica!! I'm thinking perhaps Skin Bracer complete with that nice *smack* that the fella use to do in the commercial.
Seriously, since you asked what ladies might like, I will chime in with: cologne down there?? Blech, blech, blech! There are two smells that I am hoping for in this general region and they are clean male skin scent or soap. Skip that skanky talcum if you're going to get busy too....talcum + perspiration = weirdness.
Whoever posted extra shower wins the prize. Bingo!
Originally Posted by fallout
How often do you take a shower? Once a week, once a month, once a year? Ever heard of something called soap?
What the heck is FDS?
If Basenoters got hold of you, they'd BURN you for this HERESY.Originally Posted by tdem1961
Yeah, I found one: Eau de Testicules (Creed, was it?) ;D
Is that supposed to mimic the sound of a LAUGH????Originally Posted by sharilstuff
Must be from a mummy movie then!???????
Grumph! Grumph! Schepper!
No, it's my expletive of "ick". *Meant to convey an aversion to this....er.....practice - his OR mine. *No way, Jose!
OMG! This thread is bringing to mind my favorite scene from Austin Powers:
"How do you like to do it? Do you like to wash up first - top and tails....'whore's bath'? Personally before I'm on the job, I like to give my undercarriage a bit of a 'how's your father'.." ROFL!
Feminine (coochie) deodorant spray.Originally Posted by Mad_Hatter
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Wow, learn something new every day i guess (FDS, lol).
"outdoor plumbing", "undercarriage"....Originally Posted by sharilstuff
But what's "how's your father"? and ROFL? Please don't keep me in the dark!
I think Shakespeare is NOTHING compared to BN. Honestly!
Some conversations in bed late at night must be really hilarious....
I would suggest Smalto's Full Choke because the bottle looks like a willy.
Fine fragrance is alive; it breathes, unfolds and unravels with each passing hour....
Roja Dove
I often dip my beanbag in a vat of Canoe before hitting the clubs.
1. Eau Noire Cologne by Christian Dior
2. Lumière Noire pour Homme by Maison Francis Kurkdjian
3. New Haarlem by Bond No. 9
4. Chergui by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal Shiseido
5. Francois Charles by Rance 1795
6. Puro Intense by Nejma
7. Usiku by Jo Wood Organics
8. New York by Parfums de Nicolai
9. Dia For Men by Amouage
10. Silver Mountain Water by Creed
Check out my huge niche swap list at http://community.basenotes.net/showthread.php?t=239240
Well, you'd have to ask Mike Meyers for the true meaning of "how's your father"; but I think it's pretty clear that he meant he'd give it a thorough scrubbing and inspection. *LOL
OMG CreedFan - you're sick.....funny, though...I must admit.
If you must use a cologne down there I suggest Fullchoke, Feeling Man, Cumming, or Bogner Man
Oriscent, AgarAura Pure Ouds, Creed, LIDGE, Patou Pour Homme, tons of niche and rare stuff for sale!
Oh God I was waiting for someone to compile the best colognes for exactly this joke. Well done AZ.Originally Posted by AZsmells
'how's your father 'british slang for a risque act ,in the austin powers film probabably meaning a spanking of the monkey can also be used along the lines of met this bird at a club took her home a bit of hows your father on the the sofa two days later i'm having a jimmmy and it's like i'm pissing razor blades and my old boy is in a right two and eight .Could also be used to say that you gave it considerable effort
How 'bout Lauder's Pleasures for men? Or Curve?
Are you not entertained??? Is this not why you are here??
I'm wondering nobody's mentioned Guerlain's Eau de Cologne du Coq. Should be perfect. :
Another sign that the apocalypse is nearing:
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But do not always make sense
My swaps and sales are now listed here:
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hahahahahaOriginally Posted by SlimPickins
3.5 oz
Lightly fragranced
For "nether region" freshness
Also great for sweaty buttocks, armpits and feet
Ball powder. We're not kidding.
Balla Powder for Men is the ideal anti-chafing and anti-wetness solution for clammy sacks. Guaranteed to prevent the dreaded "bat wing" syndrome, Balla Powder for Men is lightly scented with a masculine fragrance, for anyone else who plans to work in your close quarters. Can be sprinkled into your fudgies for all-day-long comfort and dryness.
A fabulous post-workout treatment, Balla Powder for Men can also be used between your cheeks, as well as on fetid feet and aromatic armpits.
Non-Asbestiform Talc
I just don't know how to respond to this.......
Oh, what the heck, i'm just gonna LMAO!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D
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Good morning !. Quick in and out today. Off to a wedding in Yorkshire - back tomorrow afternoon.
Take care all.
SotD is Grossmith Golden Chypre.
....Good morning!
..Ralph Lauren - POLO
Bassem Al-Qassem No. 5000
Morning All,
Musc Ravageur today.
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Soon to be on my way to work in Musk Blanc by Robert Piquet. Need a real mood booster today.
Undecided yet, most probably house twin with Zibs in RHM's Robert Piguet Casbah.
It is warmer here, 10F (-12C), expecting some snow.
Hello all. EL Private Collection original
Good morning. Cuir Ottoman again, plus some traces of other perfumes, as I took some time to organize my sample box....
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Hello everyone, I am wearing Comme des Garçons Eau de Parfum today.
Best to all.
"I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume." - Jacques Guerlain
Good morning, good smelling people! She-Wolf today. It's cold, brrrrr.
Serge Lutens Louve.
I don't know much about medicine, but I know what I like. -- S.J. Perelman
Have I told you about the scent of jasmine? Have I spoken about the smell of the sea? The earth is scented. And I perfume myself to enhance what I am. That's why I can not wear a perfume that bothers me. Perfuming is an instinctive wisdom. And like all art, it requires some knowledge of yourself..."
Clarice Lispector ( 1920-1977) - Perfumes da Terra / Earth Perfumes
Good morning!
Today I'm wearing Jo Malone Dark Amber & Ginger Lily.
Have a great day!
It got cold again, yay! Headed straight for a nice gourmand in...
Hermessence Vetiver Tonka (from a decant - thank you Larimar) by Hermes
"All problems are illusions of the mind."
-- Eckhart Tolle
mikep, I have plenty of cold, ice and snow for you here! It's all yours, just come get it!
31 Rue Cambon for me today. Have a great day, gang!
The nose wants what it wants!
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Reflection Man by Amouage
+"Do you spray below the waist?"
+"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing,
you will be successful." - Albert Schweitzer
+"All blame is a waste of time. No matter how much fault you find with another, and regardless of how much you blame him, it will not change you." - Dr. W. Dyer
Balafre by Lancome
Good morning, everyone!
House twins with Furriner in Serge Lutens Gris Clair
Hi, whitefluffy!
I am house twins with Hednic in Cuir de Lancome. Missed you all during the holidays, but hopefully I will get back on track now that things have settled down.
Vanilia , suited best for lovely sunny fresh day:-) after the rain---best to all who read this :-)
Good almost-afternoon everyone! Only two days until my vacation -- 6 days in hopefully-sunny SoCal with the BF, including a visit to Scent Bar!
I'm in Kerosene Copper Skies today.
Good afternoon!
Like some others we had some snow. Not a lot, just enough to leave icy slush that needed to be shoveled.
My husband is in the process of reconstructing our cat's outdoor shelter (it's enclosed with clear plastic so he can look out but be protected from the wet and wind) so he is stuck indoors, bored out of his wits, and looking to play with us. I have toys I haul out for just such times.
SoTA is Mandorlo di Sicilia.
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21 Costume National: It's the perfect combination of spicy and creamy.
30 Roses, I understand how your furry friend is feeling. My cats are indoor cats, and we have a lot of toys They usually ignore the store-bought kitty toys, though, and make the most unusual objects their preferred play things--most recently it was a piece of cranberry that fell on the floor (and wrapping paper).
My human child is stuck in the house today because of bad cough, and she is editing carefully every single word I am writing... Time to go....
What I've Been Wearing:
Wearing an uncustomary one today: Chanel No. 5.
What do I wear tomorrow night? I have a grade school reunion.
Quarry, maybe the Hermes 24?
Sotd, Lady Million.
Good evening all. Been in Nuit de Noel today. Great full on perfumey scent
I'm wearing vintage Oscar today on what would have been my dad's 78th birthday. My dad gave this bottle of Oscar to me after my step-mother passed, it had been her signature scent. He gave her a big gift set every year for Christmas. I also have the dusting powder, which smells wonderful! This set must be from 1999. I'm still not smelling much, but I bet I smell pretty darn good!
Hugs to all ...
I've trademarked the color bleu
Hi, Quarry!
Right now I'm leaning toward Mazzolari Lei, PG Intrigant Patchouli, or HdP Ambre 114. The decant of Lei is going the fastest of the three. But I never know for sure until I'm there, at the cash register. I tend to be rather spontaneous.
(((shades))) What a lovely way to remember your dad. Mine would have been 79 this past November. My olfactory preferences (orientals, especially ambers and smoky fragrances) are my daily tribute to (and reminder of) him. He adored those, but my mom likes LotV and other soft white florals. He tended to buy her what he liked, rather than what she likes. Ships passing, olfactorally speaking.
Last edited by ExtremeK; 27th December 2012 at 07:10 PM.
SotD is Anne Pliska EdP over YR Voile d Ambre body lotion.
Everything passes. Everything changes. Just do what you think you should do.
--Bob Dylan
Hello all!
I am wearing Tabac Blond today.
My workhorse fragrance:
It's our last night in Nola. We've enjoyed our time here, but living in a hotel room is getting old. I've been wearing Chantilly, Bal a Versailles, Chamade, L'Heure Bleue, a sample of BK Beyond Love, Drole de Rose, and a sample of No. 5 edp. Mostly I've lived in Bal and Chantilly. The hotel toiletries are lemon verbena scented...I've been enjoying those too, but I am beginning to miss my own things. I didn't visit any perfume shops. I've barely made a dent in what I bought last year at our meet up. I DID, however, go to Sucre today to buy macarons and chocolates (remember those from Avery?)...could not resist those.
Quarry, is that your actual class in the Q School? That's so cute! Which one are you?
Hi, all!
Quick drive-by... wearing Frederic Malle Une Rose today. A Christmas gift from my new hubby. Sweet, sweet man!
Nice to see everyone.
I've been thinking about you and Billy in NOLA, Lilybelle. Where have you been staying. You must tell us as much as you feel up to reporting when you get home.
I took the photo of our combined 4th and 5th grade class (six grades, four-classroom school) Christmas party. Am scanning old pix today to share online and on Kindle tomorrow night.
Thanks for sharing that pic Quarry, cute!
(((((Shades))))) and ((((ExtremeK))))
turquoisewater-I have yet to sniff that one but a Malle is a great gift!
Busy, cranky, tired (when am I not?).
Testing Jour d'Hermes -- it is a "- +" yet (my first testing system is "+ +", "+ -", "- +", and "- -" in case you were wondering).
SOTN: Estee Lauder Youth Dew
I'm not OLD...I'm VINTAGE!
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Tuesday, October 23, 2012
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
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Mercy Corps Practitioners Lorina McAdam and Noor Rafiq Zangana will spend seven weeks in residence at Oregon Law this fall. They will link practice with research and theory-building while sharing their firsthand experience from complex conflict situations around the globe.
McAdam recently served a four-year post as country director in the Democratic of the Congo. She has 13 years experience in international development.
Zangana is deputy program manager of SEAM, which supports effective advocacy for marginalized groups in her native Iraq.
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Law School, room 243
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We'll be discussing this year's plans, including potlucks, garden work parties, and speakers. Join us if you're interested in planning/attending events or if you just want to talk food issues over lunch. There are also opportunities for taking on a leadership role with the Good Food Group.
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Room 241
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As part of National Pro Bono Celebration Week, the Oregon State Bar, Lane County Bar and University of Oregon School of Law Pro Bono Committees team up with Legal Aid Services of Oregon in Lane County to present an afternoon of Continuing Legal Education programs.
Access to Justice CLE Credits will be available.
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
175 Knight Law Center
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Public address by Wayne Morse Chair Robert Kuttner.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
12:30 pm - 1:20 pm
Room 184
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Federalist Society Event
Speaker: Professor Bradley Smith
Professor of Law at Ohio Northern University
Former Chair of the Federal Elections Commission
Refreshments will be provided
Thursday, October 25, 2012
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Room 141
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Bring your lunch and come hear about Sidney Ottem's experience and how it can benefit your own interest in Natural Resource Law. Sidney Ottem is Acting Director for Administration, Office of the Solicitor, Department of the Interior; he was also the Deputy Regional Solicitor, Southwest Region. He previously served as Court Commissioner for the Aquavella stream adjudication, Yakima County Superior Court, and was a judicial representative on the Water Disputes Task Force and a member of Dividing the Waters, an organization ofjudges/masters overseeing stream adjudications.
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
EMU Ballroom
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Human rights activist and award-winning author of Dead Man Walking, Sister Helen Prejean returns for her fifth visit to the University of Oregon.
Sponsored by the Carlton and Wilberta Ripley Savage Endowment for International Relations and Peace, Oregon Law Appropriate Dispute Resolution Center, and the Robert D. Clark Honors College.
Monday, October 29, 2012
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Learn more information about competing in the Moot Court Board Tax Competition.
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There's no better way to celebrate your Valentine's Day sweetie than with these fun-loving cupcakes. —Marie Rizzio, Interlochen, Michigan
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 tablespoon red food coloring
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 3/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon white vinegar
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups flaked coconut, divided
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in food coloring and vanilla. Combine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt. Combine buttermilk and vinegar. Add dry ingredients to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk mixture, beating well after each addition.
- Fill foil or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake 18-22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire rack to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add confectioners' sugar and vanilla; beat until smooth. Stir in 1 cup coconut. Frost cupcakes.
- Toast remaining coconut; sprinkle over cupcakes. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Red Velvet Cupcakes with Coconut Frosting in Taste of Home's Cupcake of the Week Newsletter 2009, p2/9/09
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Reviewed Nov. 6, 2014
"Really rich chocolate flavor with beautiful color, I love it !!!"
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2014
"Made these for my husband's birthday as red velvet is his favorite. He absolutely loved it! I also put a raspberry on top of each to match the red liners :)"
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2013
"Great recipe. Kids love it. Thank you"
Reviewed Jul. 10, 2013
"Growing up, I always loved my aunt's red velvet cake recipe. She has passed on and the recipe went with her. This recipe is really close to what I remember- which is awesome. Rich and moist and the icing is so decadent. It's a must try!!"


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UPDATE: 10:30 p.m.
A gas leak at North Lenoir High School resulted in everyone clearing out of the buildings Wednesday morning.
Classes resumed about 15 minutes later.
"There was a student who bumped into the external LP tank outside of one of the science wings, and that was at about 9:20 this morning," Lenoir County Board of Education spokeswoman Lidia Guzman said. "As a precaution, they did evacuate via a fire drill, and called the fire department. The fire department went in and discovered there was nothing, and the students went back in."
The liquid propane fuels burners in a chemistry lab in roughly the same way as an average propane gas grill. A pipe leading from the tank was bent, and school staff turned off the gas feed shortly after the incident.
The North Lenoir Volunteer Fire Department responded with two fire engines and one rescue truck.
"The school maintenance workers had secured the leak prior to our arrival. It was a small leak," North Lenoir VFD Chief Brian Wade said. "Pretty much all we did was monitor around the tank and the room adjacent to the area.
"Everything was clear."
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