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Kohler K-4662-47 Almond Lustra Q2 Round Closed-Front Toilet Seat with Quick-Release and Quick Attach Hinges
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Technical Specs
|Installation Guide
|Specification Sheet
|Bowl Shape
|Center to Center
|Lustra, Q2
|Country Of Origin
|Heated Seat
|Hinge Center to Center
|Length (Inside)
|Manufacturer Warranty
|Limited Lifetime
|Mounting Hardware Included
|Seat Cover
|Seat Front
|Soft Close
|Width (Inside)
Product Features:
- Round-front toilet seat with lid - designed to complement a wide variety of round-front toilet designs
- This Lustra toilet seat blends with any bathroom décor
- The Q2 advantage seats feature innovative technology that makes it easy to install and clean
- Made of solid polypropylene and is resistant to staining, fading, chipping and peeling
- Seat is ergonomically contoured to provide maximum comfort to the user
- Complete with color-matched plastic hinges
Product Technologies / Benefits:
- Quick Attach: To get you fast on your way to enjoying your new toilet seat, the Quick-Attach Hardware from Kohler makes for fast and secure installation. Simply set the seat with the screws in pre-drilled installation holes, slip a wing-nut underneath and tighten from the top with a screw driver, it's that easy.
- Quick Release: This simple yet innovative technology from Kohler allows the seat to be unlatched from the toilet for easy removal and convenient cleaning with no tools required. Simply pop open the caps and gently pull the seat forward and you are ready for that detailed cleaning job that has been so difficult in the past.
Product Specifications:
- Height: 1" (measured from rim of toilet fixture to the highest point on the seat)
- Overall Length: 16-5/8" (measured from the back of the hinges to the front most part of the seat)
- Overall Width: 14-3/16" (measured from left most point to the right most point of the seat)
- Inside Length: 10-1/8" (measured from the back to the front of the inner opening of the seat)
- Inside Width: 8-7/16" (measured from the left edge to the right edge of the inner opening of the seat)
- Distance Required Between Installation Holes: 5-1/2"
- Toilet Seat Material: Plastic
- Secure mounting assembly while maintaining ease of installation
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Our SKU: K-4662
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Almond
- Aspen Green
- Biscuit
- Black
- Cashmere
- Country Grey
4662-0-Country Grey
- Desert Bloom
- Dune
- Earthen White
- French Vanilla
4662-0-French Vanilla
- Harvest Gold
4662-0-Harvest Gold
- Heron Blue
4662-0-Heron Blue
- Ice Grey
- Innocent Blush
- Jersey Cream
4662-0-Jersey Cream
- Merlot
- Mexican Sand
- Navy
- Parchment
- Raspberry Puree
- Sandbar
- Seafoam Green
- Skylight
- Sunlight
- Taupe
- Tea Green
- Tender Grey
- Thunder Grey
- Timberline
- White
- Wild Rose
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Product Reviews
Rated 1 out of 5 by joeldouglas from Worst Purchase Ever I thought I would buy the mot expensive seat and get a good one. Boy was I wrong; the quick release hinges are not strong and the seat slides back and forth when you sit on it. Going to pitch it and buy one without quick release hinges. Can't believe Kohler let this out for sale. Do not buy it!
Date published: 2014-02-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by IndyMike from Kohler Toilet Seats I ordered two replacement toilet seats. They arrived quickly. Installation was very easy. After one month of service, the one that I have installed is working well.
Date published: 2013-03-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by telliott from Toilet seat The product came quickly, and with all the details on the website, we were able to match the seat perfectly. I would go back again if I needed to order plumbing replacements or fixtures! No complaints what so ever.
Date published: 2013-02-12
Rated 3 out of 5 by MichaelM from Kohler "Plastic" Toilet Seat I was disappointed in the quality of the Kohler toilet seat I purchased. Plastic! Not worth the price of $85. !
Date published: 2012-04-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by SatisfiedHomeowner from Quality! A very heavy person sat on our toilet seat and cracked it. We went to a local home improvement store to replace it and got a "generic" seat. My husband balked and said we needed to order the real replacement seat. So we got online at FaucetDirect and ordered kohler k-4662 Modern Round Closed Front Toilet Seat from Lustra Collection. It was shipped right away and what a difference! This truly is quality - much better than the one from the local store. Great product and a great online service with fast delivery!!
Date published: 2012-02-29
Rated 3 out of 5 by IMinNY from Toilet seat comes up short My "yes" answer to recommending it to a friend is only because there is no other choice at the moment for the Kohler toilet I have. The original toilet seat has been discontinued and this one is the current replacement. It is slightly too short for the toilet bowl shape.
Date published: 2010-11-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by blm9396 from Kohler K-4662 - Toilet Seats Faucet Direct's product shipped 2 days earlier than originally scheduled. Items arrived intact without any damage or missing parts. Great service and overall a very simple and easy shopping experience. I would not hesitate to use them again and would recommend them to anyone looking for plumbing accessories, etc. Thanks again guys...
Date published: 2010-11-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by BustedKnuckles from Sit On This! Ten years ago we remodeled our guest bathroom and let our very young daughters pick out the theme of the bathroom. They chose Ariel the Little Mermaid. The entire bathroom and shower were decorated in that theme, including a cheap cushioned toilet seat with ocean life featured on the cover. My daughters loved that seat; my wife and I bit our lips. Last month we redid our bathroom and brought it into the new millennium. I didn't want to buy another cheap toilet seat from the "Big Box" stores so I talked my wife into spending a little extra money and bought this Kohler model. My wife and daughters are so glad I spent the extra amount on this seat. They love it. All of our guests think we purchased an entire new toilet--which we didn't--when they see the new seat. Very classy. Great purchase. I will definitely install an identical seat when I redo our Master Bathroom.
Date published: 2010-10-21
The Bold Look of Kohler is more than a slogan, it is a testament to the sight and focus of the Kohler company since the late 1800's. Kohler designs its plumbing fixtures and accessories for longevity and with a focus on pleasing your senses. Kohler's attributes make its plumbing and accessories a clear choice of quality for generations to come.
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With an ability to blend with any décor, the Kohler Lustra collection of toilet seats are east to install, as well as easy to clean.
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Warranty Info
Kohler Lifetime Limited Warranty Kohler Co. warrants its faucets to be leak and drip free during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her home.* If the faucet should leak or drip during normal use, Kohler will, free of charge, mail to the purchaser the cartridge necessary to put the faucet in good working condition. Kohler also warrants all other aspects of the faucet, except gold finish, to be free of defects in material and workmanship during normal residential use for as long as the original purchaser owns his/her own home. If a defect is found in normal residential use, Kohler Co. will (at its election) repair, provide a replacement part or product, or make appropriate adjustment. Damage to a product caused by accident, misuse, or abuse is not covered by this warranty. Proof of purchase (original sales receipt) must be provided to Kohler with all warranty claims. Kohler Co. is not responsible for labor charges, installation, or other consequential costs. In no event shall the responsibility of Kohler exceed the purchase price of the faucet. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or by calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing: Kohler Co., Attn.: Customer Service Dept. Kohler, WI 53044, USA Please be sure to proide all pertinent information regarding your claim, including a complete description of the problem, the product, model number, color, finish, and the date the product was purchased. Also include the name of your contractor or distributor and your original invoice. TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, KOHLER DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THAT OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE . KOHLER CO. ALSO DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow limitations of how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives the consumer specific legal rights. You may also have other rights that vary from state to state. This warranty is to the original purchaser only, and excludes product damage due to installation error, product abuse, or product misuse, whether performed by a contractor, service company, or the consumer. This is our exclusive written warranty. *Trend faucets, MasterShower Tower, gold finish, accessories, fixture related items (as designated in the Kohler Faucets Price Book), and faucets used in commercial settings continue to be covered by Kohler's one-year limited warranty.6/98 COPYRIGHT © 1998 BY KOHLER CO. (SEE BELOW) All Kohler Plumbing Fixtures, Faucets and Fittings carry Kohler's Limited One-Year Warranty Unless Otherwise Noted. Limited One-Year Warranty Kohler® plumbing fixtures, faucets and fittings are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of installation. Kohler Co. will at its election repair, replace or make appropriate adjustment where Kohler Co. inspection discloses any such defects occurring in normal usage within one year after installation. Kohler Co. is not responsible for removal or installation costs. To obtain warranty service, contact Kohler Co. either through your Dealer or Plumbing Contractor or calling 1-800-4-KOHLER or by writing: Kohler Co., Attn: Customer Service Department Kohler, Wisconsin 53044 U.S.A. IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING THAT OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSLY LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY. KOHLER CO. DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, or the exclusion or limitation of special, incidental or consequential damages so these limitations and exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights which vary from state to state. This is our exclusive written warranty. Notes: There may be variation in color fidelity between catalog images and actual plumbing fixtures. Kohler Co. reserves the right to make changes in product characteristics, packaging or availability at any time with out notice. COPYRIGHT © 1989, 1990, 1997, 1998 BY KOHLER CO. Kohler Standby Generators Go to the following link to find a service center near you: http://www.kohlergenerators.com/sales-service/contact-sales


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The top 11 teams remained in tact in the latest Tri-State Girls Basketball Rankings
Lodi Immaculate returns to poll while top 14 remain teasms from a week ago remain intact
Host Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests dish on the latest news and highlights from tri-state area high school girls basketball and reveal our weekly Tri-State Top 20 girls hoops poll.
Find out where high school athletes in your area will be playing their college sports.
Senior Mabrina Mabrey set an assertive tone that her teammates were happy to follow as Manasquan emphatically avenged its lone loss of the season by virtue of a 64-39 victory over St. John Vianney
Junior Lauren Dines triggered a second-quarter run and freshman Elena Pulanco cashed in on multiple trips to the line to lift ninth-seeded Holy Angels to a 41-34 victory over eighth-seeded Demarest in Bergen County Tournament; Lodi Immaculate, Old Tappan, Northern Highlands, Saddle River Day advance in Bergen; Villa Walsh springs OT upset plus complete coverage of Morris and Essex County Tournaments
The charismatic personality of sophomore Samantha McClutchy proved just as important as her 13 points in powering sixth-seeded Westwood to a 43-32; Paramus Catholic rallies upend previously-unbeaten Ramapo; Oge keys fast start to spark IHA
Tatum Evans lit the comeback fuse and Nicole Shatsky stamped it as Marlboro rallied from a 12-point deficit late in the third to squeeze out a 34-32 victory over Freehold Twp.; Phipps shatters single-season mark for No. 4 St. Rose; No. 2 Manasquan rolls; Bennett sparks Steinert; Rutgers Prep wins 10th straight; Freehold Boro ends skid behind Cobb
Gill St. Bernard's at Rutgers Prep girls basketball
Jahsyni Knight played pivotal part in a third-quarter uprising to launch Rutgers Prep past GSB; Karcz, McClure reach milestones.
There's a new No. 1 in the Tri-State Girls Basketball Poll after St. John Vianney knocked off Christ the King
Host Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests dish on the latest news and highlights from tri-state area high school girls basketball and reveal our weekly Tri-State Top 20 girls hoops poll.
Marina Mabrey of Manasquan and Samantha Fuehring of Lodi Immaculate were named to the East squad for the McDonald's All-American game set for April 1 in Chicago; Wednesday scores and recaps
See everything that's happening on MSG Varsity in 3 minutes with news, highlights, interviews and social media updates. Watch MSGV 360 each day to see what we're talking about and who we're covering. Hosted by Amanda Pugliese.
St. John Vianney solidifies grip on top spot with win over CTK; Manasquan rallies past RFH; St. Rose makes leap off win over LuHi
Find out when and where the top games across New Jersey are being rescheduled to right here on MSGVarsity
All but one of the top 16 seeds advanced in the opening weekend; third-seeded Lodi Immaculate avoids upset
Unbeaten St. Rose (NJ), 10th in the MSG Varsity Tri-State Top 20, rallied from a 12-point deficit to topple No. 1 Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.), 46-45, spurred by Jess Louro
Jan. 25, 2015: Watch the complete broadcast of St. Rose's 46-44 girls basketball victory over Long Island Lutheran.
Two of the top teams in the Tri-State battle for interstate bragging rights in the nightcap to the Coaches Choice NY-NJ Showcase. No. 14 Archbishop Molloy takes on No. 3 Manasquan LIVE on MSGVarsity.com at approximately 5:20 p.m.
Marina Mabrey pumped in 20 points, grabbed nine rebounds, and had two steals in Manasquan's 57-38 victory over Archbishop Molloy of Queens.
Jan. 25, 2015: Watch the complete broadcast of Manasquan's 57-38 girls basketball victory over Archbishop Molloy.
Two of the best teams in the Tri-State will represent their respective states in the Coaches Choice NY-NJ Showcase. Watch No. 1 Long Island Lutheran take on No. 10 St. Rose LIVE on MSGVarsity.com at 11 a.m.
Sophomore Victoria Galvan energized Manaquan with a pair of three-point plays spark a 50-48 triumph
A year removed from a 10-16, Immaculata exhibited its depth of versatility to pick up a 58-46 win at crosstown rival Somerville in front of an SRO audience
Jan. 23, 2015: Watch the complete broadcast of St. John Vianney's 61-56 girls basketball victory over Christ the King.
The No. 2 Lady Lancers used tough defense and just enough late scoring to squeak past No. 6 Christ the King and keep their two-year unbeaten streak alive.
Roselle Catholic at Patrick School girls basketball
St. John Vianney 61, Christ the King 56
Senior forward Dolapo Balogun sacrificed her own well being to collect 14 points and 12 rebounds as Roselle Catholic's 45-40 win; Brogan, Calabrese, Wright lift unbeaten Ramapo; Chavis drops 20 for University, spoils milestone for West Essex's Bertscha; Burbridge posts triple-double for Mahwah
Two of the tri-state's best renew their rivalry as No. 6 Christ the King (NYC) travels to New Jersey to face No. 2 St. John Vianney, Friday night at 6:45 p.m. LIVE on MSGVarsity.com
Highlights of North Bergen's 76-70 overtime win over Marist
MSG Varsity's Dan Exter talks to North Bergen's Icies Hammer and Kayla Johnson about their 76-70 overtime win over Marist
Host Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests dish on the latest news and highlights from tri-state area high school girls basketball and reveal our weekly Tri-State Top 20 girls hoops poll.
Immaculate Heart earns top seed in Bergenm, defending champion Paterson Eastside tops Passaic field and East Orange gets nod in Essex
St. John Vianney holds down No. 1, Immaculate Heart moves up with win over Paterson Eastside and Franklin returns
Kayla Devine scored a season-high 23 and led a persistent effort on the glass as Mahwah registered a 54-44 decision over Dumont; Mabrey joins 2,000-point club; Bacon, Louro net 1,000th point in wins; West Essex springs upset; Bishop Ahr strikes measure of revenge
Sophomore Kimi Evans dropped in 19 points and was instrumental late in the fourth as No. 1 St. John Vianney outlasted No. 9 Morris Catholic, 50-44, in the Bulldog Classic; Coakely's elevated interior presence aids RBC; Sydney Sabino heads perimeter punch to complement stifling press in Rumson win; Mabrey pumps in 27 for No. 2 Manasquan and Karcz's quick start sparks Middletown South
Veterans Julia McClure, Andie Lennon and Kendall Caruso epitomized the value of execution and selflessness in power No. 12 Secaucus to win over Saddle River Day at Public vs. Private; Ramapo, Dwight Englewood pick up wins; Louro records triple-double for No. 6 St. Rose; balance keys Sayreville; Dabney lifts Rutgers Prep over Shabazz at Dan Finn Classic
Johnson fuels No. 9 Morris Catholic; Bonafacic, Jubelt help Northern Highlands edge Old Tappan; Hausleben, Hartshorn, Andrews net season-highs in victories
Shyasia Pridgen, Qadashah Hoppie and Shamayca Duncan fueled a 20-2 burst in the third quarter that rallied No. 13 Patrick School to a 47-36 road win at No. 14 New Providence; Mabrey erupts for 40 to power No. 2 Manasquan; Louro double-double sparks St. Rose; DeSerio, Yelencsics fuel J.P. Stevens; Johnson, Anderson lift Newark Tech; Emerson wins fourth straight
MSG Varsity's Dan Exter talks with freshman guard Julia Cunningham about her teams 52-44 win over Ridge
Host Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests dish on the latest news and highlights from tri-state area high school girls basketball and reveal our weekly Tri-State Top 20 girls hoops poll.
Klimek sparks first-half charge, Hausleben posts double-double in Pequannock win; freshman Weise powers Allentown; Chatham claims sixth straight behind Falone; Ashgarcia, Long lead Hopewell Valley; Dunn, Mitarotonda pace Morris Knolls
Long Island Lutheran takes over the No. 1 spot in the latest girls basketball poll
A familiar face returns to the top of the poll while three new ones enter
Five squads from North Jersey head down the Shore to take on members of the Shore Conference on Sunday at Rumson-Fair Haven
The freshman guard was the picture of poise while engineering a fourth-quarter run that propelled the Warriors past Ridge, 52-44; Truhan picks up win No. 300 in Central Reg. triumph; Williams spurs Piscataway; Roselle Catholic sets program standard in win.
Immaculate Heart will host a blockbuster Benefit Games event on Monday with proceeds going to Army of Hope
Freehold Twp. at Middletown South girls basketball
Madison Curtis came up with a last-second steal while Stephanie Karcz made an all-around impact to lift Middletown South to a 34-32 victory
A change at the top of the NJ rankings? Recap of the New Year's Resolution, noting some eye-popping individual efforts and a team worth keeping an eye on
With Boogie Brozoski suffering from the flu, Long Island Lutheran got a lift from Erin Storck, Nani Redford, Taylor Byrne and anyone else who stepped on the court in handing Paterson Eastside its first loss, 53-45, at the New Year's Resolution
Highlights of Long Island Lutheran's 53-45 win over Paterson Eastside
Junior Katie Higgins clicked for a career-high 22 points as Montclair made a fourth-quarter move to earn a 38-34 triumph over Molloy; Phipps explodes to pace St. Rose past St. Mary (LI); English, Osagie-Erese sisters steer East Orange
St. John Vianney defeated Manasquan by a score of 58-51.
St. John Vianney held Manasquan more than 20 points below their season average and handed the top-ranked Warriors their first loss of the year.
Jan. 9, 2015: Watch the complete broadcast of St. John Vianney's 58-51 girls basketball victory over Manasquan.
Senior guard Marajaih Bacon pumped in 24 points and her twin sister Miesha hit clutch free throws down the stretch to seal Neptune's 54-42 victory; Montclair ends Shabazz's home winning streak; Hughes' three lifts South Plainfield; Crowe locked in from perimeter in Donovan Catholic win; Dabney, Redden spark Rutgers Prep
Host Kevin Devaney Jr. and guests dish on the latest news and highlights from tri-state area high school girls basketball and reveal our weekly Tri-State Top 20 girls hoops poll.
On Friday night, watch LIVE as Shore Conference rivals and state powers, Manasquan and St. John Vianney square off for the first time in 2015 in a girls basketball showdown.
Annual showcase features 12 teams in the MSG Varsity Tri-State Top 20
MSG Varsity reveals its first Tri-State girls basketball poll of the season. Who starts the year atop the rankings? Find out now.
Bartner double-double powers Morristown-Beard; Smith spurs High Point rally
Manasquan holds firm as top nine remain intact, five teams move up and unbeaten Secaucus moves in
Emily Crevani and and Alexandra George addressed needs to propel Old Tappan to a 60-51 victory over Teaneck; Greene spurs Howell past Freehold Boro in OT; Bacon sizzles in Neptune win; Williams sparks Piscataway; McClutchy, Hinds-Clark pace unbeaten Westwoood; Papalski buzzer-beater lifts Immaculata; Santos, Harshorn fuel Allentown and a whole lot more
Teaneck at Old Tappan headlines a deep list of intriguing matchups that included Sayreville-Monroe, Northern Highlands-Ramapo, Ridge-Immaculata and Rutgers Prep-Franklin, plus five Players to Watch
Senior forward Caroline Dunn collected 17 points and 14 rebounds while working of senior swing Jamie Barrett as Morris Knolls scored a 49-43 road win at Randolph; Phipps, No. 6 St. Rose feast from perimeter
Dwight Englewood, Lodi Immaculate, Chatham, River Dell and Holy Angels pick up wins
Paramus Catholic tangles with No. 9 Roselle Catholic at the SFIC; Lodi Immaculate hosts the annual Ray Long Classic
Junior guard Tess Korinko hit a clutch jumper, grabbed a critical rebound and converted two free throws during a pivotal fourth-quarter stretch that launched the Highlanders to a 37-31 victory. plus scores and recaps around the state
Unbeaten Wayne Hills visits West Milford in early Big North, Independence Division showdown; 15 Games to Watch and five players in action you don't want to miss
Saddle River Day will host the third annual Threes for Sandy Hook on Saturday against Newtown (Ct.)
Manasquan ascends to No. 1; Shabazz, Neptune and New Providence debut
The freshman duo energized the Bulldogs en route to a 58-32 win over Weequahic in the Newark Public Schools Tournament championship
Kayla Diaz sank two foul shots with :00.6 left in OT to lift the Ghosts to a 49-47 victory over IHA in the Pink Tournament
Franklin's unforgiving man-to-man defense frustrated the top-ranked Lady Lancers all night en route to a 41-27 triumph at the Mount St. Dominic Holiday Festival
Nicole Shatsky pumped in 16 points in accurate fashion while tournament MVP Jessie Iacobellis added 10 as Marlboro relied on tough defense to outlast Bernards, 44-34, for Conor McCadden Bulldawg Tournament crown; unbeaten Neptune claims title behind Bacon and Allen; Phipps, Louro pace St. Rose; West Essex wins 2nd straight title; IHA rolls behind Roche, Oge
Senior guard Kat Phipps has warmed to her new role within the high-paced St. Rose offense and demonstrated so with 27 points in a 63-28 victory over North Hunterdon in the semifinals; Monemes drive Union;
Julia McClure was an offensive force and dominating presence on the glass to lead Secaucus while Melissa Heath and Rachel Jubelt displayed versatility to fuel Northern Highlands in first round of the Joe Poli Tournament; Old Tappan, Pascack Valley advance; Manasquan, RBC, Middletown South and Freehold Twp. reach WOBM semis
St. John Vianney, Manasquan and Paterson Eastside hold firm at the top while Northern Highlands and Montclair debut
No. 1 St. John Vianney and No. 4 Rumson-Fair Haven need OT to decide winner; Players of the Day and a Look Ahead to Tuesday's Games to Watch
Sophomore Alexia Allesch pumped in a career-high 28 points and was a key figure in a smothering 3-2 zone to powered Gill St. Bernard's to a 50-43 victory over Franklin, plus recaps from around the state
The senior trio of Nyree Grant, Destinee Hall and Jasmin Wilson played to their individual strengths on offense but blended into a stifling 3-2 zone that accentuated Paramus Catholic's natural abilities in a 46-39 victory in the Hoops 4 Autism event at River Dell
Hoops for Autism, Festival of the Phoenix and Winter Ball feature some intriguing matchups
Sophomore point guard Isi Enahoro shook off early foul trouble and infused energy and accuracy in the second half to power the Bombers and provided new coach Janet Ust-Cook with a memorable first victory
Recapping some action of Opening Night and games to watch for Saturday
Senior Marina Mabrey and her freshman sister Dara were in the heart of a 16-2 tear that rallied Manasquan from a halftime deficit to a 64-52 win over Rumson-Fair Haven; Immaculata scores big opening victory.
Quick look at Friday's Marquee Matchup as well as some other games to keep an eye on
Identifying the favorites, contenders and sleepers for each section of the state
Marina Mabrey, Taylor Brown, Sam Fuehring and Adreana Miller head a long list of players you don't want to miss seeing
St. John Vianney opens at No. 1 with Manasquan, Paterson Eastside, Rumson-Fair Haven, Franklin and IHA in hot pursuit
Limitless depth, experience and adaptability will be among the many driving forces to make Rumson a contender in both the Shore Conference and Group 2
Season tips off in style with Festival of the Phoenix at University and Hoops 4 Autism at River Dell
Seniors Andie Lennon and Julia McClure, staples in the lineup since their freshmen year, look to guide the Patriots into the thick of the hunt for a Group 1 state title
Even without a senior to be found, the Lady Lancers return with plenty of experience and, perhaps, a chip on their shoulders
The defending Group 4 state champion returns a wealth of tested assets and four college commits in Taylor Brown, Nia Adams Juliet James and Kayla Diaz
Senior captains Jess Louro and Kat Phipps set to pilot defending Non-Public B state champion
Four starters- Caitlin Roche, Alex Mesropyan, Katie Oge and Jordan Wilmoth - are back for the defending Non-Public A state champion
The defending Bergen County Tournament champion is deep in the frontcourt, led by Brown commit Melissa Heath
The defending Morris County Tournament and North Jersey, Non-Public B champion brings back four players with starting experience but, perhaps, a re-invented offense to run
Long established as one of the most dangerous perimeter-shooting teams, the Huskies will still have the arc as a point of emphasis, but it will be in the paint where they might be surprising
Seniors Tori Wagner and Samantha Famulare lead a veteran Patriot cast with plenty of positive assets
Four starters are back from a Trojans' squad that reached the GMC Tournament final as the 12th seed
With Richmond-commit Jaide Hinds-Clarke in the pivot and a group of hustlers making things happen at both ends of the floor, Westwood is primed for an even deeper run than the one fashioned last winter
Maryland pledge Blair Watson guides the Raiders into new territory as Nutley joins the ultra-competitive American Division of the Super Essex Conference
Seton Hall recruit Kaity Healy pilots a Cougars' cast set to defend its Central Jersey, Group 4 crown
The TOC runner-up to Shabazz last winter, Manasquan features Notre Dame-bound senior Marina Mabrey and a host of lightning-quick guards eager to defend their Group 2 state title
Twins Victoria and Veronica Corcoran, Brianna Tarabocchia and Meghan Lewis look to drive Demarest into the thick of the Bergen County scene
The Redbirds aim to defend the Colonial Valley Conference, Patriot Division title behind versatile junior Kali Hartshorn
Arguably the breakthrough team of a year ago, the Celtics are primed to do even bigger things under new coach Aaron Gratch
With added depth and some tested experience, Cougars aim to play uptempo pace predicated on full-court pressure
Warriors return starting five as well as one of the state's premier reserves in its pursuit of a second straight sectional title and much more

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|The new school year is underway for members of the LECOM School of Pharmacy Class of 2013.
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The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine's School of Pharmacy welcomed 140 new students to campus on Thursday, August 12, 2010 for a two-day orientation program. Members of the Class of 2013 are excited to embark on a new chapter in their lives. The work will be challenging and difficult, but those who make it through the next three years will leave with a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree.
This is LECOM's ninth pharmacy class. The students come from all over the United States. Some bring their families with them to Erie. There is also a good mix of young students fresh out of college and some who are returning to school after working for many years in other professions.
"Those students are usually very successful," said Rachel Ogden, BSPharm, Director of Curriculum at the LECOM School of Pharmacy. "They've had the time to be out in the workforce and know how to build on their experiences. Now they have a passion for changing their careers." Ogden said older and younger students can learn a lot from each other.
|Michael Bish of Erie, Pa. (right) managed a quick oil change company before enrolling at LECOM as a first-year pharmacy student.
Michael Bish of Erie is one of the non-traditional students. He spent several years working for and managing a quick oil change business. When his company went out of business, he finished his undergraduate coursework at Mercyhurst College and applied to LECOM. "It fit everything I was looking for," Bish said of his decision to attend LECOM Pharmacy School. "It's local, it's not real expensive, it's accelerated, and I've only heard good things."
Didar Randhawa of Cleveland, Ohio, said he had been accepted to the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Pharmacy, but decided to enroll in LECOM after visiting the campus. "I looked at the school and felt more at home at LECOM," Randhawa explained. "I talked to the faculty. I just loved the campus. Plus, they have a three year program. That's an added bonus."
|First-year student Didar Randhawa of Cleveland, Oh. gets his seating assignment during LECOM's Pharmacy School Orientation.
First-year pharmacy students and their families will attend an open house on Saturday, August 14th from 8:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Classes for Erie's pharmacy students start on Monday, August 16th. Pharmacy students at LECOM's Bradenton, Florida campus begin one week later – on Monday, August 23rd.


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The last copy of The Auberge of the Flowering Hearth that I had, I'd lent to a good friend who was excited about starting a career in cooking at a local culinary school. I don't know another book that captures precisely everything I love about cooking, written by a man truly passionate about his subject, and I though he'd like to read it, as it's been very influential to me as a cook. Then I moved and never got it back. But it was the one time in my life that I was happy someone else had become the owner of one my books, because it's one that cooks of our current generation have likely forgotten about, or never heard of in the first place.
Fortunately last summer when I was in New York, I went to browse the shelves at the great cookbook store – Kitchen Arts and Letters – and saw a brand-new copy, and picked it up. It's one of those rare books that I can read over and over and over again, and never get tired of, so I can't imagine not having it on my shelf to pull out whenever I want. And re-reading it again, in France, reminds me of how Roy Andries de Groot, the author, was so perfectly able to capture a place, and time. L'Auberge de l'Atre Fleuri was a rustic mountain inn run by two women, Mademoiselle Ray and Mademoiselle Vivette, who had the kind of place we all dream about happening upon, but no longer exists. The two women were dedicated not just to splendid cooking, but were fastidious about using the bounty of the mountain-walled valley, and the fields, lakes, and forests, that were guarded by those towering mountains.


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Firefly luciferase is the most widely used bioluminescent reporter because its enzyme activity is closely coupled to protein synthesis, and the luminescence assay is rapid, convenient and sensitive. Although various assay formulations for firefly luciferase have been described, the most widely used contains coenzyme A in addition to beetle luciferin and ATP. In a 1-10 second measurement, this assay provides linearity over a 100 million-fold concentration range with sensitivity greater than 10-20 moles of enzyme. Recently, Renilla luciferase has also become widely used as a genetic reporter, although primarily as a co-reporter to firefly luciferase. Assay of Renilla luciferase is also rapid and linear, but the sensitivity is limited somewhat by autoluminescence. An assay format called the Dual-Luciferase™ Reporter (DLR™) Assay has been designed to sequentially quantitate both firefly and Renilla luciferases from a single sample. The integration of the two luciferase assays provides an efficient means for incorporating an internal control into reporter measurements, or for analyzing two separate events in the same system. Bacterial luciferase, although the first luciferase to be used as a reporter, is generally used to provide autonomous luminescence in bacterial systems through expression of the lux operon. Ordinarily it is not useful for analysis in eukaryotic systems.
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March 22, 93
Vol. 08 , No. 08
A Voice in Exile
MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1993 12:15 p.m.
One of the most intense and controversial poets of the 20th century, Joseph Brodsky, Nobel Laureate (1987) and former Poet Laureate of the United States (1991-1992), came to this country as an exile from the Soviet Union. Lyrical and passionate, his poems rise out of suffering and loss: "I was raised by the cold that, to warm my palm, I gathered my fingers around a pen." Exile as metaphor for the condition of post-modern man pervades his work.
Arrested at 24 for "social parasitism," Brodsky served 20 months of hard labor in Arkhangelsk, a northern region of Russia. He was forced into exile eight years later, and went to Vienna, then to the U.S. The scars from his arrest and exile are visible in his poems, rich with concrete images of his painful past. He continues to write in his native Russian, although he often translates his own work into English.
Poet, essayist, and teacher, Brodsky's work includes Selected Poems (1973), A Part of Speech (1981), and To Urania (1992), as well as the widely acclaimed collection of essays Less Than One: Selected Essays (1986). He has taught at Columbia University, New York University, Amherst College, and Mount Holyoke, where he is currently Andrew Mellon Professor of the Humanities.
Please join us for this literary luncheon. Lunch is served at 11:45 a.m. Mr. Brodsky speaks at 12:15.
The Challenges Facing Accounting Education
The Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum is pleased to welcome Talal Abu-Ghazaleh back to campus. In his Monday night address, he will speak on the challenges facing accounting education.
Mr. Abu-Ghazaleh is the founder and the present chairman of the board of directors of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh International (TAGI), U.K., the largest holding company for professional firms in the Arab world, operating in 30 offices throughout the Middle East. Additionally, he is the recipient of numerous awards, including an honorary degree, Doctor of Humane Letters, from Canisius College in New York, decoration from the Republic of Tunisia, and knighthood from the French Legion of Honor.
He received his BBA from the American University of Beirut and has gone on to become an international leader in the accounting and consulting professions. Mr. Abu-Ghazaleh is the father of Luay '87, Qusay '87, and Jumana '92 Abu-Ghazaleh.
Who Was Shakespeare?
TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1993 12:15 p.m.
For more than a century, writers like Freud, Whitman, and Twain have doubted that William Shakspeare of Stratford could have written the poems and plays of William Shakespeare. Shakespeare's works are the work of a learned person, someone who knew law, history, Latin, Greek, and French, and had a vocabulary twice the size of Milton's. Shakspeare (who never spelled his name Shakespeare) seems provincial, obscure, and barely literate. Apparently, neither his parents nor children could write. He left no manuscripts, no literary records, no letters, only a will leaving his second-best bed to his wife.
CMC professor of government Ward Elliott, along with CMC math professor Robert Valenza, formed the Shakespeare Clinic to study who might have been the "true authors" of Shakespeare's work. With the use of computers, they compared Shakespeare's poems to the works of 58 other literary figures from the period, such as Francis Bacon, Christopher Marlowe, and Queen Elizabeth I. After comparing such things as often-used words, punctuation, and spelling in scores of texts, most of the 58 possible authors have been eliminated.
Professor Elliott received his A.B., M.A., and Ph.D. from Harvard University and an LL.B. from the University of Virginia, At CMC, he teaches the constitutional law and politics section of the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics major.
Lunch is served at 11:45; Professor Elliott speaks at 12:15.
U.S. Cultural Diplomacy Across the Pacific
The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies is pleased to bring Dr. Michel Oksenberg to the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. If current projections are correct, the region of the Pacific will become increasingly important to the United States in terms of international trade and foreign policy. Dr. Oksenberg's specialty falls directly in this area, and his lecture will address "The United States and the Pacific Rim."
Dr. Oksenberg currently serves as president of the East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii. Before joining the East-West Center, Dr. Oksenberg, a political scientist, taught at the University of Michigan where he was the director of the Center for Chinese Studies. From 1985 through 1991 he was senior adviser to a Washington law firm; and from 1977 through 1980 he served as senior staff member of the National Security Council with special responsibility for China and Indochina. He is a member of the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations and chairman of the Committee on International Peace and Security.
Dr. Oksenberg has written or edited numerous books and articles on Sino-American relations including Policy Making in China: Leaders, Structure and Process (1990) and Beijing Spring, 1989: Confrontation and Conflict: The Basic Documents (1992).
Please join us for an insightful look across the Pacific.
Post Modern Jazz
LEWIS ELLENHORN, clarinet
HARRISON STEPHENS, guitar
DION SORRELL, bass
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1993 3:15 p.m.
"Sophisticated, gentle, jazz" is the way this trio of professional musicians describe their music making. Claremont residents and long-time friends, each of these gentlemen has distinguished himself in separate careers as well as pare of this performing group.
Lewis Ellenhorn, emeritus professor of psychology at Pitzer College, having been described in Downbeat as "one of the 23 great clarinet players in the world," has recorded with Harry Belafonte, Sammy Davis Jr., Marilyn Monroe, and various big bands. He is equally comfortable with the classical repertoire and has frequently performed with chamber ensembles.
Harrison Stephens, former director of public information at Claremont University Center, has been playing the guitar since the age of twelve and has played professionally and semiprofessionally all through his career in the publishing business.
Dion Sorrell teaches in the Upland School District and also plays bass with jazz musicians Bobby Bradford and James Newton. Dion has recently performed at Cal Arts and in Barcelona during the 1992 summer Olympic games.
The Athenaeum will be the site of splendid music making this afternoon, so come and enjoy!
Community and the Politics of Place
Have American cities lost their sense of community? In Community and the Politics of Place (1990), Daniel Kemmis argues that our loss of community impedes our ability to resolve crucial issues and causes a loss of a sense of place. He maintains that a renewed sense of community could shape politics into a more cooperative and satisfying enterprise, producing better people, better communities, and better places. He offers new insights into the relationship between politics and economics and addresses the question of whether the nation-state is an appropriate entity for the practice of either discipline.
Daniel Kemmis, presently the mayor of Missoula, is a senior fellow at the Northern Lights Research and Education Institute in Montana. He is a former minority leader and speaker of the Montana House of Representatives where he served from 1975-1976 and from 1979-1984. He is chairman of the National League of Cities Leadership Training Council and a member of the National Civic League Advisory Committee. He has published several articles on community and cooperation including "The Art of the Possible in the Home of Hope,"and "Community and the Quest for Excellence." He received his B.A. in political science from Harvard and his law degree from the University of Montana Law School.
Ethical Influence: Bunglers, Smugglers, and Sleuths
Extensive scholarly training in the psychology of influence, together with twenty years of research into the subject, has earned Dr. Robert B. Cialdini an international reputation as an expert in the fields of persuasion, compliance, and negotiation.
Dr. Cialdini received undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate education in psychology at the University of Wisconsin, University of North Carolina, and Columbia University, respectively. He has held visiting scholar appointments at Ohio State University, the Annenberg School of Communications at the University of Southern California, the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University, and several others. He is currently Regents' Professor of Psychology at Arizona State University, where he has also been named Distinguished Graduate Research Professor.
His book Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion and Influence (1993), which was the result of a study into the reasons why people comply with requests in natural settings, has appeared in numerous editions and six languages. Dr. Cialdini frequently speaks on the practice of ethical influence, in which an individual can increase compliance with his or her requests while ensuring benefit to the influence target.
The Army and Vietnam
If you are interested in seeing a presentation on Vietnam that is not produced by Hollywood, we encourage you to attend the lecture by Lt. Col. Andrew F. Krepinevich.
Mr. Krepinevich currently serves as assistant to the director, net assessment, in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. A lieutenant colonel in the United States Army, he has served with troop units in the United States and the Republic of Korea. He also has served as assistant professor of national security affairs at the U.S. Military Academy and in the army's strategic plans and policy division in the Pentagon. Most recently, he served as assistant for special projects on the personal staff of defense secretaries Weinberger, Carlucci, and Cheney, where he edited and directed the publishing of the secretary's Annual Report to the Congress and Soviet Military Power.
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If all you had were the popular Creed scents, not only would you have enough cologne for every season, but also any occasion.
Virgin Island Water
Royal Oud
If these were the only fragrances you owned, you would be swimming in compliments, and still manage to smell different from most. You could get a bottle of each for a little over 1k$ and would be set for quite awhile. I've been thinking of selling most of my collection and doing this.
All hail CREED!
of all my Creeds, Bois de Portugal; GIT and Aventus will be finished and bought again...
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Just get yourself a good bankruptcy attorney then acquire them all !
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Yeah, I'm a big fan of the house. I really hope they have a new male fragrance release this year. It's been about 2 years since the last one.
That's funny I have all of those except himalaya and ov
But if that's all I had, I wouldn't have 99.5% of my favorites.
I'm surprised Creed hasn't produced a pamphlet about which scents they sell are good for what climates, weather conditions, social occasions, etc. With their fan base, I can't imagine it not increasing sales.
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Creed are good but you also need to get out more and try other scents from other houses.
Creed is like Apple products.
The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education.
The only two Creeds that I care for are Aventus and Bois du Portugal.
In fact, I would have an almost complete fragrance wardrobe (except, of course, some of the better, more versatile and more creative releases from designer houses) if I only had REL, BDP, Tabarome (either Vintage or Millesime), GIT, OV and two or three more Creeds "pending further investigation" (and testing) in my fragrance collection.
Good or bad, controversial or not, over-hyped and even overpriced or not, I have to hand it over to this fragrance house: they certainly don't lack in variety and, also, quite a few timelessly classic highlights.
For colder weather you need more powerful scents. I think Dior has the ultimate and most versatile lineup
I have GIT, SMW, Tabarome, Erolfa, OS, OV, Himalaya - and all I've been wearing all week is Joop Splash and Joop Homme Very Sexy in Pink and Joop Go.
I might wear Tabarome tomorrow, as I'm going to the beach and don't want to waste my Joops.
I have almost every Creed that was ever made but I would never want to limit myself only to that house.
If I coud only own fragrances from one house, it would certainly be Creed. I completely agee that a great collection could be built out of nothing but Creed, but why limit yourself? Furthermore, my Creed collection looks a bit different than the ones you posted.
I have had quite a few Creeds. I've sold, swapped or given away every one of them. At this moment I crave many fragrances, none of which are Creeds. They are for most part very nice, high quality and agreeable - and nothing more. When I think of masterpieces, I don't think of Creed.
I always giggle when I see the prices of the discontinued Creed frags. Genius branding for sure.
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Nice house! Lower the prices and raise the longevity, then they would be a great house IMO.
In theory, there is a fragrance for every occasion. However, you'd be missing some great gems that are found elsewhere.
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
Honestly, if I only had to pick 1 house to wear for the rest of my life, it would be Creed.
I've tried several fragrances from the house of Creed but only own three - SMW, Aventus, and GIT. It would be nice to explore other houses for more options.
blech, no thanks....
I'd sooner give up on all fragrances than do that.
Why limit yourself though? Half the fun is experimenting with new Houses.
Creeds got some great stuff and when I first discovered the fragrance world it seemed like the name you heard over and over and I thought it was the bees knees but theres simply other amazing stuff out there. Whilst it might cover you for most occasions would be pretty boring just having that selection and if general compliments is all you are after then buy a flacon of Aventus and call it a day.
"Geez, when are the 'We love Aventus' T-shirts coming out?"
(Possum-Pie, 2012)
If I have to choose just ONE house... certainly it will be Frederic Malle.
The only problem is, you wouldn't have any scents that last more than 5 hours.
Yes. Creed is all you need.
Olivier Creed is God.
Erwin Creed is Jesus.
Luis and Rodney are the apostles.
Get compliments.
Get laid.
Get Creed.
I did not notice Bois du Portugal on your list. Of all the Creeds I've tried/owned/sampled, I find GIT and BdP the only ones that I really want to own. Maybe I need to go back and give some of the other Creeds another try.
Very silly thread
Creed makes good fragrances. I would need more than just Aventus and GIT to be happy.
Do you remember Michael Douglas in "Wall Street"?
"Greed is Good", he said.
well, it was a mistake, the real line was: "Creed is Good".
That sounds like a great plan....but I'd have no money from my divorce and would be living in my car.
"As you walk down the fairway of life you must smell the roses, for you only get to play one round."
--Ben Hogan
I always chuckle when people say Creed is bad or just plain boring. You guys know deep down that most Creeds do in fact smell good. I understand how some people want to venture off far into unheard of niche fragrances to smell different, even if it means smelling like cat litter and baby diapers, but in reality Creed is top notch.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
I love my creed, I have many in my collection but my favorites are
Original Santal
Virgin island water
Vetiver 48
Bois Du Portugal
Royal Oud
Their stuff is all pretty good, but it's still really high priced for what they are (cologne!). I did recently just participate in a decant split, but I could never justify spending full retail, over $200 on a Creed fragrance. I'd need my head checked.
Unless you're wealthy, and in that case....enjoy!
Of course there's the argument to be made that, instead of spending an equivalent amount of money for a shelf full of colognes, get one or two high end scents, like a Creed, which can serve as your year round signature, and you're set.
Their bottles also look slightly better than Bond No 9's.
No. Love is all you need.
Kurt smells like Teen Spirit
Creed makes a number of fragrances that I like (and some of which I love). However, I think you'd be missing out on a LOT of other houses' masterpieces by limiting yourself to the Creeds.
I think the OP's sentiments are correct in as much as you could also say I could live the rest of my life without wearing any fragrance, or I could stay in the same job or just eat baked beans - I'd survive. I like fragrances, so why would I limit myself to just one ok house??


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Jersey City, New Jersey
Jersey City is the seat of Hudson County, New Jersey, United States.
Part of the New York metropolitan area, Jersey City lies between of the Hudson River and Upper New York Bay across from Lower Manhattan and the Hackensack River and Newark Bay. A commercial and industrial center, it is a port of entry and a manufacturing center. With 11 miles (17.7 km) of waterfront and significant rail connections, Jersey City is an important transportation terminus and distribution center. Service industries have play a prominent role in the redevelopment of its waterfront and the creation of one of the nation's largest office-space real estate markets.
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