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Country Music's Greatest Songs edited by Milton Okun. For Guitar, Piano/Keyboard, Vocal. Songbook. Country. Difficulty: medium. Songbook. Vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, introductory text and black & white photos. 276 pages. Cherry Lane Music #9919. Published by Cherry Lane Music (HL.2509919).
ISBN 0812963121. With vocal melody, piano accompaniment, lyrics, chord names, guitar chord diagrams, introductory text and black & white photos. Country. 9x12 inches.
The spirit and style of country music at its best. 93 songs, including Flowers on the Wall, Okie From Muskogee, Thank God I'm A Country Boy and more.
- Act Naturally Composed by Johnny Russell & Vonie Morrison
- (Hey, Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song Composed by Larry Butler & Chips Moman
- Back Home Again Composed by John Denver
- Battle Of New Orleans Composed by Jimmy Driftwood
- Before The Next Teardrop Falls Composed by Ben Peters & Vivian Keith
- A Boy Named Sue Composed by Shel Silverstein
- Chug-A-Lug Composed by Roger Miller
- Crazy Composed by Willie Nelson
- Crying Time Composed by Buck Owens
- Daddy Sang Bass Composed by Carl Perkins
- Dang Me Composed by Roger Miler
- Detroit City Composed by Danny Dill & Mel Tillis
- Do You Know You Are My Sunshine Composed by Don Reid & Harold Reid
- Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue Composed by Richard Leigh
- Dreams Of The Everyday Housewife Composed by Chris Gantry
- Easy Loving Composed by Freddie Hart
- England Swings Composed by Roger Miller
- Everything Is Beautiful Composed by Ray Stevens
- Everytime Two Fools Collide Composed by Jeff Tweel & Jan Dyer
- Flowers On The Wall Composed by Lew DeWitt
- Flyin' Home To Nashville Composed by Bill Danoff & Taffy Danoff
- Folsom Prison Blues Composed by Johnny Cash
- Funny How Time Slips Away Composed by Willie Nelson
- Gentle On My Mind Composed by John Hartford
- Gotta Travel On Composed by Paul Clayton
- Green, Green Grass Of Home Composed by Curly Putman
- Harper Valley P.T.A. Composed by Tom T. Hall
- Heartaches By The Number Composed by Harlan Howard
- Heartbreak Hotel Composed by Mae Boren Axton, Tommy Durden & Elvis Presley
- Hello Walls Composed by Willie Nelson
- Help Me Make It Through The Night Composed by Kris Kristofferson
- Honey Composed by Bobby Russell
- Hound Dog Composed by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller
- I Fall To Pieces Composed by Hank Cochran & Harlan Howard
- I Walk The Line Composed by Johnny Cash
- I Will Always Love You Composed by Dolly Parton
- I'll Go To My Grave Loving You Composed by Don Reid
- I'm Just A Country Boy Composed by Fred Hellerman & Marshall Barer
- I'm Leaving It (All) Up To You Composed by Don Harris & Dewey Terry, Jr.
- It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels Composed by J.D. Miller
- Jimmie Brown The Newsboy Composed by A.P. Carter
- Jolene Composed by Dolly Parton
- King Of The Road Composed by Roger Miller
- (Lying Here With) Linda On My Mind Composed by Conway Twitty
- Little Green Apples Composed by Bobby Russel
- The Long Black Veil Composed by Marijohn Wilkin & Danny Dill
- Love Me Tender Composed by Elvis Presley & Vera Matson
- Love Of The Common People Composed by John Hurley & Ronnie Wilkins
- Love Or Something Like It Composed by Kenny Rogers & Steve Glassmeyer
- Lucille Composed by R. Bowling & H. Bynum
- Make The World Go Away Composed by Hank Cochran
- Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to be Cowboys Composed by Ed Bruce & Patsy Bruce
- Me And Bobby McGee Composed by Kris Kristofferson & Fred Foster
- Mockin' Bird Hill Composed by Vaughn Horton
- My Elusive Dreams Composed by Curly Putman & Billy Sherrill
- Ode To Billy Joe Composed by Bobbie Gentry
- Okie From Muskogee Composed by Merle Haggard & Roy Edward Burris
- Paper Roses Composed by Janice Torre & Fred Spielman
- Please, Daddy (Don't Get Drunk This Christmas) Composed by Bill Danoff & Taffy Nivert
- River Of Love Composed by John Martin Sommers
- Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town Composed by Mel Tillis
- She's Got You Composed by Hank Cochran
- Susan When She Tried Composed by Don Reid
- Sweet Music Man Composed by Kenny Rogers
- Take Me Home, Country Roads Composed by Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert & John Denver
- Teddy Bear Composed by Dale Royal, Billy Joe Burnette, Red Sovine & Tommy Hill
- Thank God I'm a Country Boy Composed by John Martin Sommers
- Today I Started Loving You Again Composed by Merle Haggard & Bonnie Owens
- Torn Between Two Lovers Composed by Peter Yarrow & Phillip Jarrell
- Waterloo Composed by John D. Loudermilk & Marijohn Wilkin
- Whatever Happened To Randolph Scott Composed by Don Reid & Harold Reid
- Wildwood Flower
- Wolverton Mountain Composed by Merle Kilgore & Claude King
- The Fiddlers Of Ophir Creek Composed by Pat Garvey & Victoria Garvey
- Give Me Back My Cool, Clean Water Composed by Rick Shaw & Dick Clark
- Goodbye, My Sweet Johnny Composed by Jim Friedman & Tennise Broeck
- Gospel Changes Composed by Jack Williams
- Honey Be There Composed by Dan Wheetman
- I Can't Help But Wonder (Where I'm Bound) Composed by Tom Paxton
- Hitch-Hiker Composed by Dick Reicheg & Eric Weissberg
- I Never Will Marry Composed by Fred Hellerman
- I Was There Composed by Don Reid
- Lou'siana Young Composed by Ron Shaw
- My Ramblin' Boy Composed by Tom Paxton
- Oklahoma Hills Composed by Woody Guthrie & Jack Guthrie
- The Pill Composed by Lovene Allen, Don McHan & T.D. Bayless
- Ten More Nights In This Old Barroom Composed by Pat Garvey & Victoria Garvey
- You've Never Been This Far Before Composed by Conway Twitty
- When I Was Young Composed by Jim Friedman & Susan Minsky
- Yesterday When I Was Young Composed by Herbert Kretzmer & Charles Aznavour
- Grandma's Feather Bed Composed by Jim Connor
- Berkeley Woman Composed by Bryan Bowers
- Can The Circle Be Unbroken
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Nelson is killing Vasquez
Dell Demps PLEASE get us some scorers!
I really want to see ad shoot some threes
And we thought Rivers couldn't finish. Reddick is even worse. Hell. He missed a wide open layup. Rivers hasn't even missed that. Yet.
WHA? You damn idiot! That ain't goaltending!
haha, such a terrible goal tending call
My Anthony Davis website: http://thebrow.uphero.com/
The answer is simple. Go big. Sit McGuire and bring in Lopez.
Wow. Davis's first foul comes with like 7:30 left in the game.
GV and Mark Sanchez make similar decisions with the ball
we took out davis why
0% chance of winning this game with davis chillin on the pine
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Stupid interleague play. You go whoop your opponent, then look up at the scoreboard and see that every team in your division whooped their opponent. Stupid, stupid interleague play.
MVPs of the series, by WPA:
- Peter Bourjos, .273 win probability added
- Tyler Chatwood, .182
- Jordan Walden, .175
- Dan Haren, -.240
- Howie Kendrick, -.122
Most significant play in each game:
- Friday: Peter Bourjos doubled home Howie Kendrick to put the Angels up 3-2 in the sixth. (20 percent win probability added.)
- Saturday: Carlos Beltran singled home Jose Reyes to put the Mets on the board. (12 percent WPA)
- Sunday: Erick Aybar's second-inning, bases-loaded triple to put the Angels up 4-0. (22 percent WPA)
Meanwhile, Texas... took two out of three in Atlanta.
Meanwhile, Seattle... took two out of three at home against Philadelphia.
Meanwhile, Oakland... swept the Giants at home.
Playoff odds before the series: 16 percent
Playoff odds after the series: 15 percent
What we learned:
• When I can, I tend to watch the opposing team's broadcast of the games. Not that they're better -- they usually aren't -- but it's fun to hear what outsiders think of the team. Also: A lot of them are insane! This weekend was great: Keith Hernandez AND Ralph Kiner.
I'm actually pretty jealous of Hernandez, because he is completely unconcerned with the prospect of failing. He just goes out and does the job and enjoys himself while doing it and if he screw up, eh, who cares. I know this because he not only couldn't pronounce various names, but he was quite open about the fact that he didn't know how to pronounce them, and one of the names he couldn't pronounce was Mike Scioscia. "How do you pronounce his name?" he asked his partner. "I should know that, I played against him."
On Sunday, when talking about the Angels' center fielder: "How do you pronounce that name again?"
And when trying to read a promo for Audi, he pronounced it Oddie. About 30 seconds later: ""Excuse me, it is OW-dee. I stand corrected." here. I get confused."
Kiner was on for his few innings Sunday, and in an hour-long monologue that was remarkably Abe Simpsonesque and I'm nearly certain carried on uninterrupted through the commercial breaks, he gave us this:
"There have been 2,000, or have, there is right now, 2,030 people named Jose Reyes in the telephone book around the United States."
So, so good.
• Torii Hunter, Erick Aybar and Howie Kendrick were all prominently wearing those Phiten necklaces. I can never keep track of which players are currently suckers for that scam, but I can't *remember* seeing any of them in it, at least not lately. Anybody else?


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Siberian Husky
Physical Characteristics
Breed Group:
The Siberian Husky is a member of the Working Group.
Male: 45-60 lb.; female: 35-50 lb.
Male: 21-23.5 inches; female 20-22 inches
The coat may be of all colors from black to white. The head may show a variety of markings.
The Siberian Husky sports a medium length double coat with a furred look. The soft, dense undercoat is oily and woolly. The coarse outer coat is straight and smooth lying.
The independent and outgoing Husky loves adventure. This dog wears a keen and friendly expression. Mature dogs give an impression of reserve and dignity.
Country of Origin:
Russia (Siberia)
In the East Siberian peninsula the Chukchi people developed this breed that has roots in the Spitz. They needed a dog with great endurance and ability to travel long distances with a light load. As working dogs, the Siberian Huskies pulled sleds, herded reindeer and performed watchdog duties. During the Alaska Gold Rush, sleddog racing provided entertainment. The Husky captured many racing titles. During a diphtheria outbreak in 1925, a team of Huskies participated in a 340-mile "Serum Run" to deliver life-saving serum to Nome. These Huskies saved the town. During World War II, this breed served in the US Army's Search and Rescue teams. They also participated in the Byrd Antarctic Expeditions.
Arctic Husky, Chukcha, Chuksha, Keshia. Nicknames: Husky, Siberian, Sibe.
Although gentle and responsive, this breed is also stubborn. The Siberian Husky is very sociable and loves human and animal companionship.
Provide persistent and patient training. With their strong will, they are challenging to train. Socialize with other pets when young. Housebreaking may be difficult with some dogs.
Be prepared to provide plenty of daily exercise. This breed likes to roam and explore. The Siberian Husky loves to run for miles. Activities can include a long jog or run off-leash in an enclosed area. This dog also enjoys pulling, carting and sled racing.
Only experienced dog owners should consider this breed. Siberian Huskies like to divide their time between indoors and outdoors in the company of humans and dogs. Another Husky makes a great companion. This cold weather dog needs shade and air conditioning during warm weather. With some dogs having a strong prey drive, they might chase and attack animals as large as a deer. Reports also include some aggression to humans. Be aware this breed may chew, dig, or howl communally.
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Wing Bjorn Basson will make his comeback from injury in the Blue Bulls' Currie Cup clash against Western Province in Pretoria on Friday.
Basson has struggled with a tear to his intestine since the Super Rugby wildcard play-off against the Crusaders in May. He takes over from Sampie Mastriet in the No 11 jersey.
With flank Arno Botha called up to the Springbok squad, Jean Cook is promoted to the loose trio. Hooker Chiliboy Ralepelle also makes a return from a knee injury and features on the bench.
There is a potential change as loosehead prop Dean Greyling, who has been dropped from the Springbok squad after his ban for a professional foul on All Blacks Richie McCaw, is bracketed with Morne Mellet.
Blue Bulls – 15 Jürgen Visser, 14 Akona Ndungane, 13 JJ Engelbrecht, 12 Francois Venter, 11 Bjorn Basson, 10 Louis Fouchè, 9 Jano Vermaak, 8 CJ Stander, 7 Jean Cook, 6 Dewald Potgieter (c), 5 Franco Mostert, 4 Wilhelm Steenkamp, 3 Werner Kruger, 2 Willie Wepener, 1 Morne Mellett/Dean Greyling.
Subs: 16 Chiliboy Ralepelle, 17 Frik Kirsten, 18 Grant Hattingh, 19 Warwick Tecklenburg, 20 Ruan Snyman, 21 Lionel Cronjè, 22 Ulrich Beyers.


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By Melody Vallieu
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He was a freckle-faced boy with noticably red hair.
He was a picky eater that loved his pet Spike and the outdoors.
But on Sunday, his life came to an end.
Aiden Ray Carroll, 10, of Troy, lost his life to a familiar struggle — asthma.
Tillie Bolin of Sidney, Aiden's aunt, said the boy had conquered asthma with the aid of breathing treatments and inhalers his entire life — until Sunday night.
"But this one was just too much," Bolin said of Aiden's death Sunday in the Emergency Room of Upper Valley Medical Center.
Aiden shared the disease with his mother and grandmother, both of whom preceded him in death.
Nickole Carnes, also an aunt, said Aiden's father, Rob, wants the world to remember Aiden's smile.
"His dad wanted us to remember he had a little cock-eyed grin," Carnes said.
Bolin said Aiden, his dad Rob, and sister Makenna, all are part of a tight-knit family that spent a lot of time with extended family, including cousins Kylee, Reece, Laynee and Destinee.
"He loved to pick on his sister and wrestle with his cousins, especially Reece," Bolin said.
The fourth-grade student at Heywood Elementary School, Troy, was a quiet kid, Bolin said, who also liked to read and play with his friends.
And he loved the outdoors — camping, hiking, boating, even wading in the creek.
Since getting his pet bearded dragon, Spike, Bolin said they had become the best of friends.
"Those were all the things that made him happy," Bolin said through tears Tuesday.
Bolin also remembers Aiden as a picky eater who had a limited menu, eating mostly chicken nuggets, french fries and Ramen noodles.
"He was just the pickiest eater we have ever came across," Bolin said with a laugh.
A funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Fisher-Cheney Funeral Home, Troy, with Pastor Joe Hill officiating. Visitation will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home prior to the service. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Troy.
Bolin said those wishing to bring food items for the gathering following Aiden's funeral on Thursday, can drop food off at New Horizons Church of God, Troy.
Bolin said a candlelight vigil will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Traditions Apartments on Stanfield Road in celebration of his life. A balloon release also will be held Saturday.
Contributions to help his family with expenses may be made at Abbey Credit Union, 1341 Wayne St., Troy, OH 45373, in his name and Account No. 728004.
"We'll all remember that red hair. He was a very sweet boy. We will all miss him," Bolin said.


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Doris Bowen
Doris Bowen, age 84, passed away Monday, Oct. 10, 2011, in West Point.
Doris Bowen was born Sept. 30, 1927, to Lonnie ŌĆ£LonŌĆØ Brewer and Esther Wehrman Brewer in Aberdeen. She lived most of her life in Aberdeen and fifteen years in West Point. Mrs. Bowen graduated from Wren High School. She retired after 31 years as a switch board operator and receptionist at Bryan Foods and she also worked as a telephone operator. Mrs. Bowen was a member of Aberdeen First Baptist Church.
Funeral services are Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011, at 11 a. m., from the Tisdale-Lann Memorial Chapel in Aberdeen, with the Rev. R. D. Cline and Rev. Dale Funderburg officiating. Burial will follow in Oddfellows Rest Cemetery.
She is survived by, one son, Woodie Howard ŌĆ£BudŌĆØ Bowen, Jr., (Betty) of West Point; one sister, Laverne Pulliam of Una; three grandchildren: Melanie Brooke Bowen, Rodney McKnight and Ronald McKnight; four great- grandchildren: Briggs McKnight, Molly McKnight, Neely Claire McKnight, Harper Bowen Orman; and many nieces and nephews.
Doris Bowen was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Woodie Howard Bowen, Sr.; and two sisters: Nora Elaine McGee and Lottie Brewer Williams.
Pallbearers are Mark Hazzard, Manuel Orman, Calvin Adams, Jake Griggs, Jimmy Williams, and David Leon.
Honorary pallbearers are her co-workers of Bryan Foods, the Medical Staff of NMMC, Pioneer, Hospice Advantage and Dugan Nursing Home, Residents of Henry Clay Hotel and West Point Coaching Staff
Visitation is from 4 - 8 p.m. today, at the Tisdale-Lann Memorial Funeral Home in Aberdeen.
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The Lady Wave could not get much done Monday night against Kemper County as the Lady Wildcats ran rampant in the West Point gym. West Point was on the wrong side of a twenty point deficit and fell to the Lady Wildcats 53-33.
It was a very tough night as the Lady Wave could not find much rhythm from the floor and failed to hit many of their shots. Along with poor shooting, West Point had a hard time defending a very disciplined Kemper County who continually set up plays on the offensive side of the floor. By halftime, the Lady Wave trailed the Lady Wildcats by 17 points with the scoreboard reading 33-16.
Once again,the Lady Wildcats continued their dominance on the floor during the second half of play. Kemper County outscored the Lady Wave 16-8 in the third quarter and extended their lead out to 25 points. The quarter ended with the score at 49-25.
West Point though showed a better performance in the fourth quarter as the Lady Wave put forth a strong effort to chip away at the 25 point deficit. West Point outscored Kemper County 9-4 in the quarter and finished the game only trailing by 20 points. Kemper County though was the winner at the final buzzer 53-33.
Once again, Qiayan Bailey led the scoring column for West Point with 9 points. Mata Stovall and Brittnie White both scoring 6 points along with Shamaya Lyles and Alicia Witherspoon contributing 4 points. Sherica Moore and Leslie Bean scored 2 points in the Monday night loss.
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It was third time lucky for BK Ventspils in Group I of the EuroChallenge Last 16 as their first victory came in dominant fashion, a 96-64 rout of Gaz Metan Medias.
Having lost their opening two games at this stage of the competition, Ventspils ensured there would be no three-peat as they took control early and just kept on going.
They broke the game open with a 15-2 run in the first quarter that saw them go 19-7 up on Martins Meiers' free throws with four minutes left in the opening quarter.
A 10-0 run that continued on into the second period saw them move 34-16 clear on Akselis Vairogs' three-pointer, and another little burst had them 52-33 clear at half-time following Martins Laksa's jump-shot.
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Their biggest lead came two minutes from the finish when Ronalds Zakis' free throws made it 94-56.
Meiers and Folarin Campbell had 14 points each to lead Ventspils while Sandis Valters had 13, Laksa 12 and Vairogs 10.
Kyle Shiloh led the visitors with 14 points, with Rares Mandache adding 12.
The result leaves both teams with 1-2 records in the group.
Gaz Metan Medias player Rares Mandache
"Ventspils played agressive basketball, we knew they have good shooters. We tried to change something in the third quarter, but it didn't work out. I want to congratulate Ventspils, they needed this victory, especially after their two previous losses in this group."
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BK Ventspils head coach Roberts Stelmahers
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The Federal Information Security Management Act will no longer be a paperwork and compliance exercise.
FISMA long has been criticized and complained about by cybersecurity experts, agencies and the lawmakers who wrote the bill as being nothing more than a way for vendors to write reports and make a lot of money without drastically improving federal cybersecurity.
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"The FISMA guidance we issued today is a significant departure from how we operated in the past," says Vivek Kundra, the federal chief information officer during a telephone press briefing.
The shift, as a result of this guidance, that we are driving is a shift so that the reporting is seen as a bi-product of the very systems we are deploying to make sure we are continuous monitoring how our information systems are being protected. We're continuously making sure that we are applying patches and deploying solutions that actually position us in an environment where the emerging threat is constantly evolving and the velocity of these threats that approach federal systems are not taken on by annual reports, but by an actual system approach that recognizes the nature of these cyber threat.
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The continuous monitoring change, however, is the most significant, experts say.
Alan Paller, the director of research at the Sans Institute and one of the more vocal critics of the old way of doing FISMA, calls this a new era in federal cybersecurity.
"Until today, FISMA meant either annual (or tri-annual) reports," Paller says. "Recently - with last year's Cyberscope, the idea of continuous monitoring was hijacked by the people who wanted to keep spending $1,400 per page ($500 million a year) for reports that are out of date before they are printed. Today you heard that continuous monitoring means near-real-time data on the actual security status of every machine in the enterprise. Wow!"
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"This kind of disturbs me a little bit that we weren't given any kind of briefing or heads up about the new metrics," says the staff member, who requested anonymity because they did get permission to speak on the subject. "But it does give me a good feeling that the administration wants to do something good that we have been telling them for some time."
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Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.), who authored FISMA 2 legislation, says in a release that the new guidance is a critical step to improving federal cybersecurity.
"The Obama Administration's memoranda implements many of the initiatives outlined in my legislation," Carper says. "For instance, it reinforces the Department of Homeland Security's role as the coordinating cybersecurity agency for the federal government, requires agencies to use automated capabilities to continuously monitor their cyber defenses, improves the metrics that agencies use to measure the effectiveness of their cyber defenses and redirects agency resources from producing ineffective paperwork to investing in proven security. These measures, although not everything that is needed, will enhance federal agencies' cybersecurity efforts and stem the tide against our growing vulnerability to cyber criminals and terrorists."
Under the continuous monitoring initiative, Kundra says agencies will send the data to the Cyberscope tool, run by the Homeland Security Department.
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Overtime represented about 7 percent of total wages at the average city in Orange County and across the state. In Huntington Beach and Garden Grove, it represented 10.5 percent and 9.8 percent respectively.
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More detailed information on the website, added this year for the 2011 pay data, makes it easy to compare government wages. Orange County paid an average of $64,087 per employee, ranking fourth among counties. Santa Ana paid an average of $83,542 per employee, ranking tenth among cities.
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East Carolina sophomore Justin Hardy spent the offseason working with strength and conditioning coach Jeff Connors.
Hardy wanted to be better than last year.
The West Craven graduate persevered until he was named one of the best wide receivers in Conference USA.
Hardy was selected as a first-team all-conference performer.
"It feels good," said Hardy, a 6-foot, 185-pound inside wide receiver. "I feel like the work that I put in has paid off. That was one of my goals that I set for myself at the beginning of the season."
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"I just tried to work my craft and made sure I controlled myself," Hardy said. "I want to be the best that I can be."
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The impacts of HIV/AIDS go far beyond human health. This discussion will illustrate how the disease has negatively affected agriculture and conservation efforts at the local level and how development programs can best address these issues. Richard Skolnik of the Population Reference Bureau will present current and future trends of the wide-ranging impacts of the HIV/AIDS pandemic; Lori Hunter of the University of Colorado, Boulder will present her research on how HIV/AIDS affects agriculture, nutrition, and land use; and Judy Oglethorpe of the World Wildlife Fund will discuss how the disease influences conservation efforts and security issues. The speakers will address practical solutions to some of the problems outlined in their presentations.
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Raw almond milk recipe
Prep Time10 min
Total Time10 min
Shelf Life3 days in fridge
Rating4.8/5 (from 8 ratings)4.75
Servings4 servings
Recipe Directions
- 1. Dump almonds into high-speed blender. Add 4 cups water. Blend for 1-2 minutes until smooth.
- 2. Almond milk must be strained because it is pulpy (gritty). Pulp is very fine. Strain through a nut-milk bag (mesh/nylon/cheesecloth bag) to remove pulp. Almond milk is now ready.
- 3. There will be some fine almond bits ("almond pulp") leftover in the nut milk bag. Squeeze any excess liquid from almond pulp. Store almond pulp in freezer for use later in other raw recipes.
The Rawtarian's ThoughtsBy The Rawtarian
I used to be terrified of making raw almond milk recipes. Instead, I made cashew milk as an alternative because raw cashew milk seemed easier since no straining was required.
However, now that I'm more price-conscious with my grocery bill, I've decided to make the switch from cashew milk to almond milk since almonds are much less expensive. And now I'm wondering why I didn't make the switch sooner!
For me, the thought of "straining" with a nut milk bag was overwhelming. And a lot of almond milk instructions seem to be overly complex and way too detailed. However, it's really just a 2-step process: blend and strain!
I hope that you find my pared down instructions on how to make a basic raw almond milk recipe helpful.
Raw almond milk can be stored in the fridge for a few days (3-4) in a sealed container. It might separate. Just shake or stir and it'll look normal again. If it smells funky, throw it out. If you need to use it up before it goes bad, add it to a smoothie.
Q. Do you really need a "nut milk bag"?
Yes!! Because I am cheap I thought I could Just use cheesecloth - which is super thin mesh material. However, it was a total disaster and basically didn't work because it was impossible to handle since the cheesecloth gets clogged up immediately and there is nowhere for the pulp to go. Thus, you need a nut-milk bag, which is basically similar to cheesecloth but because it is shaped like a sac it can hold all the excess pulp.
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|1/2 cup almonds
|2 cups water
|1 cup almonds
|4 cups water
|1 1/2 cups almonds
|6 1/2 cups water
Nutrition Facts
- This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.
- This recipe is an excellent source of Vitamin E.
- This recipe is a good source of Protein, and Riboflavin.
- This recipe is a noteworthy source of Dietary Fiber, Calcium, and Iron.
Amounts per 271 g (10 oz) suggested serving
|% Daily
|8 %
|7 g
|13 %
|18 g
|23 %
|7 g
|2 %
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|12 %
|1.7 g
|100 mg
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|1.3 mg
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Hi Christina, I bought mine locally, but here is a very similar nylon nut milk bag that I recommend: http://tinyurl.com/b5vocdj
Apr 27, 2013
After the vitamix, put the pulp through a juicer - this gets most of the juice out and can save the need for a nut bag :). also coconut milk is amazing - just use the meat from brown coconuts with water - amazing!
I plan to try your recipe next week because it seems so easy! I think I am going to soak my almonds overnight. Any tips? I am a first timer. Also, where can I find a nut sack? Thanks!
Hi Danielle! Let me know how it turns out! Soaking is not necessary but you can if you like. Nut bags are available on Amazon, or at your local health store, maybe? :) I've included a nut bag link in the post, check it out!
Jan 14, 2015
I have a SS mesh strainer used for making Greek yogurt, will that substitute for the milk bag?
depends on how thick the strainer is! If it catches fine particles you'll be good to go
Jan 14, 2015
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Raw almond milk recipe
I've been making almond milk for quite some time with a Blendtec blender with their "Twister" jar (intended for smaller quantities). This blender so completely pulverizes the almonds that straining really isn't necessary (the Vitamix blender is the only other blender on the market that will perform this well).
I use a higher ratio of almonds to water and get a product that is real creamy, and just the right addition to cereal in the morning. Here's the process I use:
1. Put 2/3 c of raw almonds in the blender jar. Put on the jar top and pulse a number of times until fairly evenly powdered, then blend at high speed until the contents start to turn to a paste.
2. Add 1 ½ cups of water and ice, and a little bit of vanilla. Make sure the top is fully seated, or it may come off during blending - believe me, it makes a mess. Blend, starting at mid speed, and increase the speed every five or six seconds until it is at high speed. My Blendtec has a smoothie cycle which does a perfect job and takes about forty seconds.
Great tips Wilbur!
Jan 14, 2015
I use my Vitamix all the time for almond milk, without straining, and it's wonderful!
Hi Jen,
It does work, but it's gritty/pulpy.
Dec 26, 2014
Hi. I recently made my almon milk and it tastes rancid. Is it likely to be stale nuts? If so how do I protect against this?
Hi Trish! Real fresh nut milk doesn't last in fridge for very long – 3 days maybe.
Also, if soaking nuts, soak them in the fridge and not on counter!
Regarding almonds being cheaper than cashews, that depends on where you buy them from. I found a fantastic company (Terrasoul) with fantastic products. Their cashews are less expensive than their almonds. However, they are both raw and organic. Further, their almonds are sourced from Spain, providing at least 2 benefits: (1) they are unpasteurized, and (2) they don't add to the worsening water problem in California. Of course, the downside is the environmental impact of importing them from farther away (for those who live farther away from Spain than from California).
Hi Chuck, thanks for sharing that info! :)
Nov 15, 2014
Jessica's Review
Raw almond milk recipe
Thank you! I wanted to try this for so long, How many calories are there in a cup?
Hi Jessica, I have the calorie count listed under ounces, so I converted the ounces. 1.25 cups = 206 calories, so 1 cup would be less than that.
Hi, this is a total new venture for me. I was wondering if I should "Soak" my almonds? other recipes call for it but didn't notice that here or in instructions.
It is not NECESSARY to soak, but soaking is a good thing, similar to buying 100% organic produce. But sometimes it's not feasible/realistic to do either. But ideal to do both – for sure. Also, I don't like for people to get too caught up with doing everything "perfectly" because it can cause overwhelm and eventually falling off the wagon. Therefore, I recommend not soaking unless it's specifically stated in the recipe.
Here's a free video where I discuss nut soaking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhDWB7jv8E8%20rel=
To make my Almond Milk - I use the Soyabella Milk Maker by Tribest (at Amazon it is $109.95) It makes 4 cups at a time - and I currently use 1 cup daily in a Smoothie - and LOVE it!!! :-)
Hi Sandie! Thanks for sharing that. Lovely!
Sep 15, 2014
Abigail's Review
Raw almond milk recipe
Brilliant instructions thank you! I had a brainwave and used a jelly straining bag - it was amazing! Because it was elasticated at the top, I could put it over different sized jars and it strained really well. I highly recommend a jelly straining bag - I found mine in Lakeland (uk based shop) So much cheaper!!
Thanks for sharing that, Abigail! :)
Jul 21, 2014
Hi, the video seems to be missing.
Thanks, will check that out.
Apr 10, 2014
I use a paint bag from Home Depot to strain the milk...3/4$ and WAY STRONGER(I think) than the regular nmb. Oh yeah, you get two! Can't beat that :)
Haha genius Freckles! I wonder what its made out of?
Mar 26, 2014
Jade's Review
Raw almond milk recipe
That looks really good!
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The all new 2013 Zero S, is a big step up from its predecessor. It features 54 horsepower and 68 lb-ft of torque. The motor and battery are an all new design. The brush-less electric motor is maintenance-free and air cooled which means it does not require liquid cooling, so that means less plumbing, and as an added plus, it shaves some weight off the motorcycle as well. There is also no clutch and no gears, making it simple to use for novice riders. The Zero S weighs 355 pounds-similar to the weight of a 250cc-class sport bike. Once running, you can select one of two options- Sport or Eco mode. What the bike lacks though is in its braking system, as it does not come with ABS, however, it will be available in the 2016 model.
Looks are important, and in that category, it ranks pretty high. It has a sleek frame design which blends nicely with its black mirrors and clear turn signals.
Performance wise, it can reach a top speed on 95mph, however at that speed and for a significant amount of time, the battery does tend to drain quicker than normal. The Zero S has a range of 64 miles combined highway/city on a full charge. Charging ranges from 6hrs to 3hrs based on whether you have the quick-charge accessory or not. The typical cost to recharge the bike comes to an amazing 90 cents. A full charge is equivalent to 463mpg city and 236mpg highway. With gas prices going up the way they've been, it makes sense from an economic perspective.
Finally, it comes in at a starting price of $13,995. A little high for its class, but it pretty much pays for itself from all the money you save from not having to fill up at the gas station. Plus, all you eco nuts get to feel proud that your not polluting the environment.
Overall, its got a lot of pros and a few things they still need to work on, but it definitely is an impressive piece of machinery.


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Robert Eugene Abbott Robert Eugene Abbott passed away on Sunday, June 13, 2010 at his residence peacefully with family and close friends surrounding him and after a courageous two year battle with cancer. Robert was an inspiration to everyone who knew him and he will be deeply missed in this world. He was born on December 4, 1936 to Ernestine and Eugene Abbott in Kenney, Illinois. He is survived by siblings: Sisters Shirley Shepherd, Bloomington Il.; Linda (Mike) Flick, Lancaster OH, Brothers: William T. (Margaret) Bloomington Il; Jerry Redlands CA. In addition, nephews Kim (Linda) Shepherd, Tim (Jennifer) Shepherd, Jeffrey Abbott, Esq., Jamie (Robin)Abbott, CWO Darrin (Nikki) Flick, Nieces Lori (Kevin) Beck, Cindy (Jim) Curtis, Camera (Rich) Romano, Dana (Mike) House, many great nieces and nephews, Best Friend for 44 years William Vickers. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ernestine and Eugene Abbott and brother-in-law, Kaywin Shepherd. Robert began his impressive career by graduating from Bloomington High School in 1954 continuing his educational path by graduating from Illinois State with a BS in 1958, MS in 1966. Continuing on at Indiana University, Marquette University, St. Louis University, Webster College, University of Illinois, National Lewis University, St. Xavier. University of California, University of Tennessee, Mundelein College, and Piaget Institute in Switzerland. His work experiences include Withers Public Library, Bloomington, Il., Spec. Ed Teacher Springfield Il, Ed. Assistant Bloomington Il, Teacher Multiply Handicapped, Waukegan Schools, Consultant for Special Ed. Waukegan Public Schools, Assistant Supt. Waukegan Public Schools and Adjunct Professor, National Louis University. Honors and Awards that he is most proud of are: Robert E. Abbott Middle School named for him by the Waukegan Board of Education in 1992. LDA Presidents Award LDA Pioneer Award, DLD Outstanding Contributor, Delegate to White House Conference on Handicapped, Mr. ICEC, ISBE Outstanding Administrator Award, ISBE Red Apple Award for Excellence, CEC Outstanding Contributor Award, ICEC Meritorious Service Award, ILDA Leadership Award, ILDA Outstanding Administrator's Award, BPWA Outstanding Citizen Award, Lake County Mental Health Award, Illinois State University Outstanding Alumnus Award, Fellow Melvin Jones Lions Award, Waukegan Public Schools Excellence in Administration Award, Red Carrison Humanitarian Award, Lion of the Year, and Outstanding Secretary of Little Fort Lions Club for 35 years. Memberships/Offices Held: Little Fort Lions Secretary 35 years, LDA Professional Advisory Board, CEC Past Governor of IL, Governor at Large-USA, CEC Historian, CEC Governance Chair, DLD President, Pioneer Division Historian and Treasurer, ICEC President, ICEC Historian, ILDA Vice President, Lake Co. CEC, President, Historian, Treasurer; Lake Co. LDA, President, Historian, Treasurer; ISPD, President, Historian; IDLD, President, Newsletter Editor; NEA, IEA, Lakes NEA, Illinois Retired Teachers Assoc, Lake Co. Retired Teachers Assoc., Phi Delta Kappa, Waukegan Historical Society, Waukegan Jack Benny Committee- Secretary; Speaker, Author, Lecturer, Committee Member, Adjunct Faculty Member National Lewis University, Bradley, NIY, ISU; ISU Alumni Association, Friends of Warren Newport Library, AARP, Illinois Rt. 66 Assoc., Alpha Beta Alpha, Fellow Lions of Illinois Foundation Caring Cremation has taken place with a private family service in his home town of Kenney Illinois. A memorial celebration of Robert's Life will be held at the school named for him Robert E. Abbott Middle School on August 8, 2010 at 1:00p.m. All who knew Robert in any capacity are welcome to attend. In lieu of flowers, Robert wished all donations to be made to the Robert E. Abbott Middle School Foundation Scholarship Account- Waukegan Public Schools Foundation Lincoln Center- 1201 N. Sheridan Road or the Little Fort Lions Club of Waukegan- PO Box 595, Waukegan, IL 60079. His family wishes to thank Dr. Mehta, Oncologist and his entire staff, Staff at Rolling Hills Place and care giver Regina Taylor, dear friends Joyce Meyer and Stoney Jones who helped in so many ways, and the Star Hospice staff. There comes in a lifetime a special person that outshines others by his presence and good deeds. Sometimes they impact so many lives and leave a wonderful legacy in their wake, that words can not describe them. Robert Abbott was such a person. Our world was a better place with him in it and now has a void left by his passing. God Bless You Robert!
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Online Tools can Lessen Depression in Stroke Victims and Caregivers, Research FindsPosted Oct, 5, 2012
A recent research study on stroke victims and their caregivers suggests that a web-based intervention, using video conferencing and educational tools, can help caregivers better understand the emotional needs of stroke victims, and potentially alleviate both parties' risk of depression. A report, titled "Reducing Depression in Stroke Survivors and their Informal Caregivers: A Randomized Clinical Trial of Web-Based Intervention appears in the current issue of Journal of Rehabilitation Psychology. Nichole Egbert, Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Communication Studies was a member of the interdisciplinary team that developed the intervention. Dr. Gregory Smith, School of Lifespan, Development and Educational Sciences at Kent State University, was the lead author of this project that was funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Stroke is a leading cause of long-term disability and rehabilitation in the United States, according to the American Stroke Association. Older and sometimes elderly spouses serve as informal caregivers for stroke survivors. With health complications of their own, added stress and caregiver responsibility, many spouses experience depression.
Thirty-two dyads, in pairs of male stroke survivors and female caregivers, were included in the study. One group of dyads was provided an online intervention that included a professional guide, specially developed video education modules and online peer support. The other group received access to online resources only. The research indicated that caregivers who received the intervention treatment reported significantly lower depression. For more information on this research study read the full article at the U.S. National Library of Medicine website.
Egbert has served in the School of Communication Studies for twelve years and received her Ph.D. from the University of Georgia in 2000. Research led by Egbert has explored health literacy and social support groups in health contexts. Currently, Egbert and a team of Kent State researchers are working on a research program to assist families' communication when an older adult family member is no longer independent.


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Gallery: Section 2 of New York City's High Line Park Opening Wednesday,...
For those who think Section 2 will be a carbon copy of Section 1, think again. Corner told the Times that the new extension has its own distinct identity and unique sections that set it apart from the park we know and love. He said, "Through design, we've established an episodic sequence of spaces that dramatize or amplify the immediate neighborhood context that we're moving through."
The start of the new section is planted with a thicket of trees, creating a denser green space that juxtaposes the surrounding buildings. One of the main complaints of the current High Line is that you are not allowed to stray from the paths, so there will also be a 4,900 square foot lawn that visitors are allowed to walk and sit on in Section 2. Next to the lawn, there will be bleacher-like seating made with reclaimed teak, and at the northern end, the lawn will rise about two feet to allow for better views.
One of the most interesting elements of Section 2 is the Falcone Flyover, which is a steel walkway that takes people eight feet above the new park between 25th and 26th Streets. Magnolia trees create a leafy canopy and two tall buildings on either side make for a canyon-like space. The ground underneath the walkway is covered with moss.
At 26th Street, there will be an overlook onto 10th Avenue. The rectangle steel frame was designed to echo the billboards that once lined the railroad. When viewed from the street, the structure, called "The Viewing Spur," will frame park visitors, creating something of a living advertisement for the High Line.
Where the park curves between 29th and 30th Streets, there will be a long radial bench made with reclaimed wood. Corner says he sees the bench becoming a meeting point and explained to the Times that elements like the bench were incorporated because of what they learned from Section 1. "Some people use it as a way to move from Point A to Point B, and think of it as a walk or a journey," said Joshua David, founder of Friends of the High Line. "And then there are people who come and want to stay."
Other elements of the new section include a wildflower thicket, which pays homage to the High Line's landscape before the park. Nature's reclamation of the railroad was well-documented by photographer Joel Sternfeld, who is credited with helping to save the line from redevelopment.
The High Line, which opened its first section two years ago, has fast become a world-famous park and saw more than 2 million visitors last year. The design, which Corner created in collaboration with architecture firm Diller Scofidio & Renfro, exemplifies urban reuse by turning an abandoned elevated freight train track into a gorgeous green public park. The park maintains a post-industrial artifact while giving us unique perspective on our surrounding urban landscape.
"We like to think of it as a place where people revel in doing nothing, which is an anomaly for New Yorkers," Elizabeth Diller told the New York Times. "It has an unscripted, unintended, unprogrammed timelessness. You just get lost in there."
The opening of Section 2 will be accompanied by a temporary exhibition space called The Lot, which will host food trucks, an outdoor bar, and a playful art installation by Friends With You.
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Mont Blanc Individuel is a fantastic fragrance, especially for the price.
Thread: Today I Bought: November 2012
Picked up Mont Blanc Individuel 50ml and Cuba Gold by pdc 100ml for a grand total of $35.
I am liking both! My faith in blind buys is going up. My current track record for bottles is 1 really good, 1 pretty good, 1 decent and 1 badish.
Mont Blanc Individuel is a fantastic fragrance, especially for the price.
Top notes of... sweat, gasoline, motor oil; a heart of deer musk and gunpowder, resting on a base of sex and testosterone... Mandom.
It's always surprising what can be gotten in certain places.
Great price for the fragrances. I'm certain that you will enjoy them both.
I really like the Pure Instinct, nice winter musk with a touch of coconut.
Hard work never killed anyone, but why risk it?
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There is a middle part before Individuel dries down full where I get a synthetic soap on my skin. The opening and base are great for the money, though. Cuba is a good backup for work or gym.
Absolutely love Mont Blanc Individuel, its pretty much identical to Creed Original Santal for a fraction of the cost. There are some slight differences, but most won't notice. One of the best value fragrances out there in my opinion.
Summer 2013 Top 10 :
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2. Dior Homme Sport (2012)
3. L'Eau Bleue D'Issey
4. Bleu de Chanel
5. Acqua dio Gio Essenza
6. Strange Invisible Perfumes - Peloponnesian
7. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
8. Diesel Green Masculine
9. Terre d'Hermes
10. Guerlain Homme
Nice job, bro. So far I've been lucky with my only 2 blind buys. Got Quorum and Grey Flannel at TJ Maxx, for $15 and $13, and like both of 'em.
After a two-month wait, as it was backordered: Amouage Tribute, 12 ml.
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Top notes of... sweat, gasoline, motor oil; a heart of deer musk and gunpowder, resting on a base of sex and testosterone... Mandom.
My nearly-new bottle of Cuir de Lancome came in the mail today from a really nice ebay seller. Also got my order from Accessories For Fragrance. A happy mail day.
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Nice Purchase MLSweeney. Very good fragrance that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Enjoy your new purchase.
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MLSweeney where did you buy it, it's very rare in europe..
Couple of nostalgia purchases.
1. Lagerfeld Photo (vintage). This is the scent that made me fall in love with fragrances, back in 1992. I have a bottle of the new formulation, but it's not nearly like what I remember. I wonder what I'll think of it when I finally smell it again? (It should be here by the end of the week.)
2. Hermes Rocabar. It's been years since I owned a bottle of this. I got so caught up in trying new things that I never got around to replacing the bottle I finished. But I smelled it at Neiman a couple weeks ago and was reminded just how much I loved this one.
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2. George Sand--Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier
3. L'Ame Soeur--Divine
4. Violet Blonde--Tom Ford
5. Santal Blush--Tom Ford
Ok i will try to get this one, How did you know it was fake?
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Tom Ford and Oliver Peoples? I'm green, green, green with envy. lol
thread I make a couple weeks ago. You can tell by the pictures that the word Escada was taped to the bottle and in the wrong position.
Nasomatto - Pardon (excellent blind buy for me)
Alexander McQueen - Kingdom EDP with shower gel waited a looong time for this one!
My haul so far for November: -
Acqua di Gio
Pino Sivestre
Uomo? Moschino
Perry Ellis 360 Degrees Red
M7 and a split of GIT......it's a good day!!
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I didn't really intend to buy this till spring but put in a very low bid on EBAY. I was first and only bidder and got a 2.5 oz for 75$. Now I'm paranoid that it's to good to be true and am worried about a fake LOL.
2X75ml splash bottles of French-made Montana Parfum d'Homme Light came into my life via USPS today. Not listed in the Basenotes Directory or in PerfumeIntelligence.co.uk, this is basically a lighter version of the Red Box Montana Parfum d'Homme that seems to be slightly less expansive than, but to my nose containing all the delicious notes of, the original. I had not heard of this version until I saw it for sale here on the Basenotes For Sale Thread.
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A trio from Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier:
Route du Vetiver
Eau des Iles
Iris Bleu Gris
Thats me done for this year. Its been a good one for my collection, not to mention the samples, now to enjoy what I have.
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Just placed my order for this. Now will have to wait for a couple of days to get my hands on it :-(
Going to pick up this one tommorow
Also blind bought Zirh Ikon yesterday 75ml for 2,50 you can't go wrong with that
EDT version....just wonderful!
"I love fragrances because they provide a sheer endless variety: there is a scent for every occasion, mood or feeling. Standing before my collection in the morning matching a perfume to my needs is one of the most enjoyable things in my day"...I don't want to miss that...
Current Top 15 Spring: | Dior Fahrenheit | L'Artisan Parf. Timbuktu | Dior Eau Sauvage Parfum | Tom Ford Grey Vetiver | T.Mugler A*Men Pure Wood | Cartier Must PH | Guerlain L'Instant | Narciso Rodriguez Him | Trussardi Inside | YSL Kouros | C.H. 212 on Ice Black | Versace Versus | Givenchy PH | Lancome Miracle L'Aquatonic | Azzaro PH |
Jules-Dior the vintage juice
It was a calculated risk. Unfortunately, I'm bad at math.
I bought a fresh bottle of Terre d'Hermes edt at Sephora today. I must have lucked out, it smells a lot like the vintage model that first came out. Uuuuuummmmmm!
Bijou Romantique
Current Top Five:
1. Bois des Iles--Chanel
2. George Sand--Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier
3. L'Ame Soeur--Divine
4. Violet Blonde--Tom Ford
5. Santal Blush--Tom Ford
Today I bought a bottle of YSL, Opium Pour Homme, edp. I love this juice. It is old school but dares to break new ground today. It is complex, sophisticated, and masculine.
Today I bought A*MEN pure leather....
And the SA gave me two 1.4 ml sample vials of it.
they have the same box like the 100 ml parfum.
I love this flanker much better than the original and Im sorry guys but its completely diferent from A*MEN
even the drydown its not even close!
And the AMAZING thing is that I bought here in Portugal, Europe at 49 euros ( US$63 dollars )
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Today I bought: 5 samples(Kinski, l'Humaniste, Iris Bleu Gris, Vie de Château Intense, Costume National Homme) +
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Received my Maison Francis Kurkdjian Amyris Pour Homme and By Kilian Straight to Heaven from Luckyscent! Straight to Heaven is supposed to be my Christmas present so I didn't open it yet. Hopefully I can wait another month, haha.
I am prepar my winter scents now so I have just ordered these decants from fellow BN member.
- 30 ml of Black Aoud
- 30 ml of Dark Aoud
I hope Thailand has some cold days this winter so I can enjoy these new scents.
***My favourite from my collection***
-------- Amouage Tribute Attar
------ Serge Lutens: Ambre Sultan
-------- Les Exclusifs de Chanel: Sycamore
------ Amouage: Fate Man
-------- Amouage: Epic Man
------ Tom Ford Private Blend: Noir de Noir
-------- Terre D'Hermès Pure Parfum
------ EDP FM: Carnal Flower
-------- Neela Vermire Creations: Trayee
------ Dior: Leather Oud
------- Hermèssence: Ambre Narguilé
I bought 15ml of the deliciously decadent Caron - Tabac Blond Extrait and its even better that it was for half RRP! Ive got Larimar to thank for turning me onto such a beauty. I cant wait to get it!