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Tzora by Anat Fritz should be right up your alley. It does have a bit of patchouli in it, but it is primarily a Peruvian pepper, bergamot, Vetiver and cedar driven composition, with a mossy undertone in the early heart phase.
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I'm really enjoying the D.R. Harris Windsor EdT that I'm wearing today. The only problem with it is that it doesn't last very long at all.
I do have Terre d'Hermes parfum, which many people say is similar to D.R. Harris Windsor. Actually, the TdH is my very favorite scent but I find it rather different than the D.R. Harris. For one thing, the D.R. Harris Windsor seems to have a much more prominent peppery note.
What other fragrances with peppery notes do you suggest that I explore?
I hope to find something with a bit more longevity.
I'd prefer to stay away from anything that also has a lot of sage or patchouli.
Tzora by Anat Fritz should be right up your alley. It does have a bit of patchouli in it, but it is primarily a Peruvian pepper, bergamot, Vetiver and cedar driven composition, with a mossy undertone in the early heart phase.
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Hermes Poivre Samarcande (or Marc Jacobs Bang if you're on a budget), also Penhaligons Opus 1870.
Another vote for Poivre Samarcande
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Marc Jacobs' Bang.
by the time you can afford good speakers, you can't hear the difference
I do love peppery fragrances
Bang - Lots of chilli powder
Burberry the beat - Pure salty peppers (this one I dont like cause its salty, but worth a try)
Angel Men Taste of Fragrance Chilli - A LOT of chilli pepper sauce, i mean A LOT
Le Labo Poivre 23 - Resinous pepper
Le Labo Baie Rose 26 - Pimento berry, very natural
There are a hell of a lot of peppery fragrances but I cant remember right now. But the above are all very very good, i own and love all of them.
I am also a fan of Poivre Samarcande. If you like white pepper and have not tried Lalique White by Lalique, give it a sniff.
I liked a sample of Penhaligon Opus 1870, starting off peppery and ending up roses, but longevity was lacking, at least on my skin.
Assiduosity has also recommended "Molton Brown's Black Pepper - the eau (if they still make it) is a little monotone, but as a range of luxurious bath and shower wear for men it takes some beating..."
Last edited by Picassoutine; 21st January 2013 at 09:18 PM.
here are some...
Bang (again)
Tzora (again)
Piper Leather
Honour Man
Aqua Di Casta
Ormonde Man
Un Parfum des Sens et Bois
Piper Nigrum
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Donna Karan's Black Cashmere - technically women's, but IMO very unisex.
I think Wonderwood smells of pepper.
And wood, obvs.
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Another vote for Marc Jacobs Bang, a really under-rated fragrance and peppery as hell. On the niche side (and less dominated by pepper, despite the name) is Lorenzo Villoresi's Piper Nigrum. If you can find an older one in the translucent glass bottle, it's a better formulation, but the new one is still very good.
Some others are:
Nemo Cacharel
Ormonde Man by Ormond Jayne
Moschino by Moschino
Dark Aoud Montale
Caravelle Epicee Frapin
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Nemo Cacharel
Ormonde Man by Ormond Jayne
Moschino by Moschino
Dark Aoud Montale
Caravelle Epicee Frapin
Cologne Noir Van cleef&Arpels
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I LOVE pepper in fragrances.
My favourites are -
Niche - Amouage Epic Man
Designer - Bang by Marc Jacobs
How has nobody else mentioned Spicebomb?
I love pepper in frags. Bang is definitely the most peppery one that I have tried. Great stuff and very low priced as well.
DG The One Gentlemen has a pepper open
One of my more peppery fragrances is Penhaligon's Juniper Sling. The opening is very peppery. JS is one of my favorite late dry down fragrances. People have complained about it's poor longevity, but I have not found that to be the case at all.
Cacharel Pour L'Homme ~ A forgotten and very underrated classic. Probably the most masculine fragrance ever created.
Warm beautiful black pepper......
Bodyshop ~ Pink Pepper, (unisex fragrance). Discontinued, but you can find it quite easily on the net. Well worth tracking down.
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Surprised no one has mentioned Armani Prive Bois D'encens. Heavy dose of pepper there.
L'Artisan Poivre Piquant
Marc Jacob's 'Bang' is a pepper-fest with a pleasant, powdery element to it. It was my most worn fragrance of 2012. Pepper, pepper and more pepper.
Amouage Honour Man - High quality pepper!
Wow! Thanks for all the excellent suggestions. Clearly, I've got to sample the Marc Jacobs and the Hermes as well as many of the others mentioned here.
Normally, I'd take a stroll to the fine stores along Chicago's Michigan Avenue to try some of these. However, the temperature here is currently in the single digits so I think I may just order some decants online.
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Wouldn't you like to be a Pepper too?
i tried the molton brown black pepper bodywash 2 years ago...very powerfull and long lasting...was a little to overpowering for me.
kerosene wood haven has a nice pink pepercorn opening that i enjoyed but short lived
14 sprays of DRAKKAR NOIR should do it
Bulgari pour homme. While I do get the "well-blended" feel most people comment on, I also get -- throughout the whole wearing -- big hits of black pepper. Worth a try -- and no sage or patchouli!
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Criminally underated & a peppery delight is Oscar for Men , by Oscar De La Renta .
It has no patchoul or sage as you want & its sillage & longevity are almost in the powerhouse range .
At just over $20 a bottle , my mind boggles as to why this one is still flying under the radar ?
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Marc Jacob's Bang! comes immediatley to mind.
How about something from the spring and summer end of the spectrum:
Lalique White.
Oh so peppery.
Oh so good.
Anybody have a sample of Martin Margiela Untitled or Untitled L'Eau? I'm dying to smell these and I've got lots of great niche samples to swap!
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Another vote for Ormonde Man.
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Caron Poivre and Marc Jacobs Bang.
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My alltime pepper favorite: Penhaligon's Opus 1870
Calvin Klein Man
Bulgari Man
Ormonde Man
Jeez... what's with 'man' and pepper notes??
Hermes Poivre Samarcande is a great reference pepper, but the OP did want longevity - this one is wonderful but fleeting.
Gucci PH II
Lalique White ( the most incredible, slow on duration)
Memo Shams
to name a few!
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Another vote for Caron's Coup de Fouet.
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+1 Penhaligons Opus 1870
+1 Bang
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Marc Jacobs Bang
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Currently on my Rotation:
1. Cartier D'un Soir
2. Loewe Essencia
3. Bergamotto Marino
4. Herb Alpert Listen
5. Artisan
6. Bang
8. Pal Zileri No 18
9. TdH
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L'Occitan. This one is pepper and Lavendar, straight up. Great quality ingredients, beautiful dry down and an incredible value at the price point.
Though it does have patchouli, I don't find it overbearing: Perles de Lalique by Lalique
It is fairly inexpensive - 100 ml for about $40.
Also like Bois D'Encens and Baie Rose 26 (you can find these in the Basenotes Splits forum.)
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Go cheap, go Paco Rabanne Eau. I get a schooner's worth of pepper in this fresh 'fume. Longevity and sillage are great provided you let fly on the trigger.
Apart from that, I echo the recommendations for Piper Nigrum, Lalique White, Bang, The Beat and Molton Brown's Black Pepper line.
I also ♥ peppery scents!
Last edited by Freedom Factory; 22nd January 2013 at 06:31 PM. Reason: Recommendations added
Bang or Epic man.
Molton Brown is good but poor longevity for me
poivre samarcante by hermes.
mark jacobs bang is ok,but dont even come close to it.
Amouage Honour Man is the best quality pepper fragrance with great longevity
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Raised by the secretive League of the Blade, Sir Paul Hilliard fled England to escape from their shadow.
And now his life depends on the breathtaking Bladeswoman he once trained and now desires.
Painful memories once drove Paul Hilliard away. But when the elite secret fraternity of knights calls him home to help thwart a devilish plot against the king, Paul cannot refuse. And his bodyguard in this deadly undertaking is Juliana Greshama stunningly beautiful warrior who honed her skills under his expert guidance.
When Juliana first received her training, she was a young, shy, and innocent orphan; now she has blossomed magnificently into womanhood, tempting the honorable knight. Surrendering to his passion could gravely endanger their mission. But Pauls great need for her will not be silencedespecially when the plot demands that the exquisite Juliana play a shocking new role in their dangerous intrigue . . . as Pauls mistress.
About the Author
Julia Latham has an abiding love for the Middle Ages, when knights were knights and ladies had to tame them. After several varied jobs, the last in computer programming, she realized her life's dream of being published with Avon Books. She lives in Central New York with her three children; her dog, Apollo; and her husband, Jim.


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James Williams of Kinston stood along Herritage Street Saturday, the sun beating down, gazing as veterans of all ages — along with classic cars, marching bands, military vehicles and more — passed for the 12th annual Salute Veterans Parade.
"I think it's right good," he said when the parade ended. "I enjoyed it."
The parade is a major piece of this weekend's annual tribute to veterans. Known as Salute, it includes the parade, ceremonies, speeches, a stage show and memorial service.
Participants in Saturday's parade -- led by the American Legion Riders motorcycle group -- included local Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, Kinston High School's marching band and JROTC unit, Elks Lodge 740 of Kinston, Greenville Public Safety Pipes and Drums, McDonald's — which provided an SUV with the McCafélogo emblazoned on the side and the Hamburglar sitting on top waving — veterans organizations and more.
Parade watchers could see a trailer bearing a board with the names of Lenoir County residents who have given their lives in conflicts ranging from World War I to the Global War on Terror, courtesy of Bethel Baptist Church of Pink Hill and J.C. Howard Farms.
Another trailer held a model of the destroyer USS Waterman (DE-740), courtesy of the Destroyer-Escort Sailors Association, Carolinas Chapter.
Watchers were also treated to the sight of a handful of military trucks and jeeps, provided by the Military Vehicle Preservation Group of Wilson.
"I liked it all, liked everything in it," Williams said. "(I) enjoyed the whole works."
Lekisha Leach of Kinston came Saturday with her husband Tony, 8-year-old daughter Zhimeria Williams and 5-year-old niece Sakyiah Williams.
"It was nice, it lifted my spirits up," said Leach.
She thought of her late father, who served during the Vietnam War.
"My father was a veteran, so it was nice," she said.
'Welcome home'
The participants in the parade lined up at Edwards Funeral Home and traveled about half a mile down Herritage Street to Pearson Park.
Vietnam veteran Arthur Gray of Kinston walked through the crowd at the park, shaking hands with fellow veterans and telling them, "Welcome home."
Gray wore a cap indicating he had been wounded in combat. He said he was in Vietnam with the U.S. Marine Corps during 1965 and 1966, and was wounded by a booby trap as he and his fellow Marines prepared to set a night ambush.
He noted that Saturday was also the USMC's birthday — the Corps turned 237 years old.
"When we see another marine we just say, 'Happy birthday,' " Gray explained.
Gray said many Vietnam veterans received no welcome when they returned home. He called Saturday's parade and other events "heartwarming."
"It was an unpopular war, but we went off to serve just like any other conflict and it feels really good to see the people honoring us now," he said.
Veterans and their friends and families gathered to hear tributes to veterans, including one given by retired U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Alfred K. Flowers, who was born and raised in Jones County — he was also grand marshal in the parade.
He grew up in a sharecropping family around Phillips Crossroads, and went on to become longest-serving active duty member of the Air Force.
Flowers retired Jan. 1 after nearly 47 years in the service. His last assignment was serving as deputy assistant secretary for budget, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller, Washington, D.C., according to his Air Force biography.
"I'm proud of my Jones and Lenoir County heritages … Thank you all veterans for all that you have done and all you continue to do," Flowers told the audience.
The general spoke of the millions of Americans who have served in the military, and those who are "in harm's way" today, such as the tens of thousands still serving in Afghanistan.
"We can hardly wait until the end of (fiscal year 2014) when we have all of our veterans come home from Afghanistan," he said.
Flowers also spoke of the recent sacrifice made by two former Navy SEALs, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods, who were killed Sept. 11 during a terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
Although they, along with U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and State Department staffer Sean Smith, were killed, Flowers said their actions saved 20 other American personnel.
"A country is only as good as the people in it," he said. "A land that could produce such heroes is worth serving."
Flowers also encouraged those in the audience to consider the thousands of American veterans who are unemployed or under-employed. He said veterans make up one out of every four members of the homeless population.
He implored the audience to not only say 'thank you' to a veteran, but take action to assist him or her.
"Saying thank you is good; showing (your thanks) is much better," he said.
Giving thanks
Members of the Salute organizing committee and local leaders also gave tribute to veterans Saturday.
Kinston Mayor B.J. Murphy welcomed the community to Pearson Park, and spoke about his father, Buster Murphy, who served in the military.
He said his father's service had given him the freedom to choose how he wanted to serve his community — through elected office.
"Thank you," he told the veterans. "Our country loves you, this community embraces you, and to many of you here today, welcome home."
Eric Cantu, a member of the Salute committee and commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2771, asked the audience to remember the nation's prisoners of war and those listed as missing in action.
He indicated an empty chair meant to symbolize those still missing, and mentioned a current U.S. POW, Army Sgt. Bowe Berghdal, who has been a prisoner of the Taliban in Afghanistan since 2009.
"Pray for him, pray for his family and do not let your legislators forget him," Cantu said.
Memebers of the Croatan Lodge of the Order of the Arrow, part of the Eastern Carolina Council of the Boy Scouts, performed a Native American dance and sang in honor of the veterans.
George Washington of Kinston, who served two tours in Vietnam and was a U.S. Army drill sergeant, recruiter and more, led the crowd in marching cadence.
Guy Basden, chairman of the Salute committee, thanked those who gave "their time, love and commitment" to put this weekend's events together.
"Thank you Kinston and Lenoir County for your support and your participation," he said.
David Anderson can be reached at 252-559-1077 or email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at DavidFreePress.


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Zoo Babies Around the World
A baby giraffe named Kamili, which means perfect in Swahili , made her debut at the Houston Zoo on Friday, Aug. 15. Kamili increases the zoo's herd to ten. Next
Two unnamed female Sri Lankan baby leopards in a zoo in Maubeuge August 12, 2014. The Sri Lankan leopards, an endangered animal species, were born on July 1. Next
Four baby minipigs are pictured with their mother Marianne in their enclosure at the zoo in Hanover, central Germany. The piglets were born on July 25. Next
A chimpanzee at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, holding her newly-born baby on August 10. A very experienced mother, Shiba is 33 years old and one of the most senior females in Tarongas chimpanzee group. Next
In this photo released by the Roger Williams Park Zoo, a baby giant anteater clings to his mother "Corndog" at the zoo in Providence, R.I. The yet-to-be-named baby was born July 25. Anteaters, which can eat up to 35,000 termites and ants per day, are native to Central and South America. Only 5,000 are thought to remain in the wild. Next
Alinga, the female koala which was born on October 19, 2013 and left her mother's pouch in May 2014, rides on her mother's back in the Zoo parc of Beauval in St Aignan on July 19, 2014. It is a rare koala birth in France. Next
Kecil, a 6-month-old orangutan, is seen at the Brookfield Zoo in Brookfield, Ill. Kecil was recently brought to Brookfield to be introduced to a surrogate mother named Maggie, a 53-year-old Bornean orangutan. Kecil was born at Toledo Zoo in January, but his mother was not providing him with the proper care. Next
A baby elephant stands near his mother in the zoo in Emmen, Netherlands, July 20, 2014. Next
Walrus mother Dyna looks at her two week old baby during their first public appearance at Hagenbeck zoo in Hamburg, Germany, on July 2, 2014. Next
A Canada lynx kitten, one of three born May 19 at the Stone Zoo in Boston to their mother, Patty, shown during its first medical exam on June 19. Next
One of three Canada lynx kittens born May 19 at the Stone Zoo in Boston was weighed during its first medixal exam on June 19. Next
On June 6, Makeena, the resident female white Bengal tiger at DEW Animal Kingdom & Sanctuary in Mount Vernon, Maine, gave birth to three tiger cubs, two of which were white male tigers. This is the first tiger birth in Maine. Mother and all three cubs are doing great! Next
Newborn baby seal, Conchita, was morning on the eve of May 12 at the Boudewijn Seapark in Brugges. The baby seal, which was born on the eve, is most likely female and is named after Austria's bearded transvestite and winner of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest Conchita Wurst. In the event it does turn out to be a male, it will be named Conchito. Next
Nine-day-old giraffe Bine licks the nose of its giraffe aunt Andrea at Friedrichsfelde Zoo in Berlin, Germany on May 9. The baby giraffe was born on April 30 during opening hours and numerous visitors were able to watch the birth. Next
Three cheetah babies cuddle in their enclosure at the Tiergarten Schoenbrunn zoo in Vienna, Austria on April 30. The triplets were born on April 16 at the zoo. Next
The two young Young Palawan Leopard cats called Ilian and Taytay sit in their enclosure at zoo Tierpark Berlin in Berlin, Germany on April 29. Next
Brown bear Mascha and her cubs peek out a cave at Hagenbeck zoo in Hamburg, Germany, April 11. The zoo performed the stocktaking later that day. Next
A ring-tailed lemur carries her twins through their enclosure at the zoo in Eberswalde, eastern Germany, on March 24. In the wild, ring-tailed lemurs are endemic to Madagascar. Next
Two meerkat cubs cuddle between adult animals in their outdoor enclosure at the zoo in Erfurt, Germany on March 19. Three meerkat babies were born on February 21 at the zoo. Next
A two-week-old critically endangered Oryx calf named Rolih is seen with its mother at television presenter Anna Ryder Richardson's zoo near Tenby, West Wales March 18. Next
This photo taken March 17 shows polar bear Giovanna and her twins in the outdoor enclosure of the zoo Hellabrunn in Munich, Germany. The polar bear twins were born two weeks before. Next
Three-month baby kangaroo watches from the pouch of its mother at the zoo in Zlin, eastern Moravia, Czech Republic, on March 4. Next
A three-week-old elephant stands by its mother Vishesh in Ostrava's zoo, North Moravia, Czech Republic, on February 26.. The elephant is fed with artificial milk. Next
Gray langur mother Sally holds her baby in its enclosure in Berlin's Zoo on February 21 in Berlin. Gray langurs live in a community in which a single male lives together with several females and their offsprings. Next
A five-month-old still nameless bear explores its enclosure with its mother Huanca on February 12 at the zoo in Duisburg, Germany. Next
The Sumatra Orang-Utan Matra breastfeeds her one week old baby in the enclosure at the zoo Hellabrunn in Munich, southern Germany on February 7. The little Orang-Utan baby was born in the zoo on January 31. Next
Newborn white lion cubs, which were born between January 28 and 29, lie in a private zoo in Borysew near Lodz, central Poland February 1. Next
A one-year-old gorilla named Gladys with an adult female named M'Linzi ate a birthday cake made for Gladys at the Cincinnati Zoo on Jan. 29. The cake was made up of two layers of rice, raisin, banana, sweet potato, and biscuits, topped with pureed banana and sweet potato, and decorated with a variety of fruit, including pomegranates, lemons and grapes. Gladys, born at a zoo in Texas and rejected by her birth mother, was raised at the Cincinnati Zoo by humans who acted as surrogates until M'Linzi accepted her. Next
The Franklin Park Zoo asked for a hippo this Christmas, and Santa delivered.
The young pygmy hippo, named Inocencio, will turn 2 years old Saturday and weighs 293 pounds, the zoo said. He arrived as a gift from the Parque Zoologico Buin Zoo in Chile, arriving in the United States early Friday morning, the Franklin Park Zoo announced Dec. 23. Read more Next
A male Grevy zebra foal, born at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston, is in good health and will be on exhibit in the near future, the zoo announced. The zoo began a naming poll on its Facebook page for the young foal, allowing the public to vote on their favorite name. Next
In this image from video taken Sept. 22 and made available by the London Zoo on Oct. 1, is the first tiger cub to be born at the zoo in 17 years. After a pregnancy lasting approximately 105 days and a six-minute labor, five-year-old Sumatran tiger Melati gave birth to a single cub. Zoo keepers kept a careful eye on the first-time mum through hidden cameras installed to keep watch without disturbing her. Next
Researchers placed new-born panda cubs on a crib during a press conference at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan province. Fourteen giant panda cubs born in 2013 were presented to the public at the press conference, during which the research base introduced the global breeding situation of giant pandas this year. Next
Kit, a 6-week-old baby northern fur seal, is now on regular exhibit to the public at the seal pool at the New England Aquarium. Kit is on exhibit every day, but not all day, as she is still young and can get in some trouble with the adolescent female sea lions also at the pool. "She has been introduced to them and gets on well with them," said Tony LaCasse, spokesman for the aquarium. "But they can all be a little rambunctious, and she's little, so we don't have her out there all day." Kit, who was born at 8 pounds and now weighs 18 pounds, has spent the past few weeks nursing with her mother, Ursula, in a private pool.
Moraima Voyer of Leominster was the winner in our recent "Name the baby Monkeys" contest with the Stone Zoo. The names chosen for the baby colobus monkeys were Mianzi and Jambo. Next
The New England Aquarium announced the birth of a rare fur seal pup on Aug. 9. The newest pup will not be visible to the public while it spends time behind the scenes nursing with its mother. Read more about the latest addition to the aquarium here. Next
A three-week old black panther cub at the zoo of Bad Pyrmont, Germany. The young animal is to live together with its mother in an enclosure for the next five weeks, and then live alone. Next
A few-hour-old baby Asian elephant stood near its mother "La Belle" and its grandmother "La petite" at the Ramat Gan Safari, aka the Zoological Center of Tel Aviv-Ramat Gan, on Aug. 2. According to a spokesperson of the zoo the yet-unnamed baby elephant is most likely female. Next
Visitors to Franklin Park Zoo will notice some new faces with the two warthogs that recently made their exhibit debut in their new exhibit next to Serengeti Crossing. The young warthogs, two sisters aged 14 months, are named Alani and Kanunu. They have been exploring their expansive new exhibit.
"We are thrilled to once again exhibit warthogs at Franklin Park Zoo," said John Linehan, Zoo New England President and CEO. "These young, active warthogs are sure delight visitors of all ages as they're fascinating to watch. Thematically, they are the perfect addition to the Serengeti Crossing exhibit space which features savannah animals including wildebeests, Grant's zebras and ostriches." Next
The female snow leopard 'Milla' licked her baby at the Zoo de Servion, in Servion, Switzerland on July 11. Next
A newborn Southern pudu, native to Chile and Argentina and a member of the world's smallest deer species, was born at the Queens Zoo last month in New York. The doe weighed 1 pound at birth. Next
Tiombe, a mother lioness, lies with her three cubs at the Monarto Zoo in Adelaide, Australia. The three cubs, born on April 24, made their public debut at the zoo on July 8. Next
A new born baby sea lion rests on his mother during a rainy day at the zoo in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, on July 3. Next
A mother sea lion is seen giving her new born a kiss at Marineland, an animal exhibition park, in Antibes, France, on June 28. Next
Zita, a liger, half-lioness, half-tiger, carries her one-month old liliger cub in the Novosibirsk Zoo in Russia. The cub's father is a lion, Sam. Next
Baby Makena, all of three months old, stood next to her mother, Uzuri, at their outdoor enclosure of the Serengeti Park wildlife park in Hodenhagen, central Germany. Makena was born at the park on March 7. Next
A Javan leopard baby sat on a trunk during its presentation to the press on June 7 at the Tierpark zoo in Berlin. Next
This image provided by the Norfolk Zoo shows a baby giraffe born at the zoo June 6 in Norfolk, Va. At birth, the calf weighed in at 150 pounds. Next
Two one-month old baby wolves cuddled up as they took a nap at a zoo in Switzerland. Next
A baby monkey, a lion cub and tiger cubs played at the Guaipo Manchurian Tiger Park in Shenyang, Liaoning Province on May 1. Next
Twin ring-tail lemurs were born at the Franklin Park Zoo this month. The babies, whose gender is not yet known, joined eight other lemurs at the zoo. All 10 can be seen in the Tropical Forest exhibit. Natives of Madagascar, ring-tailed lemurs are active during the day, the zoo said, and inhabit Madagascar's dry bush, scrublands, and closed canopy forests. Next
A two-week-old elephant girl hid behind the trunk of her mother, Khaing Hnin Hnin, at the zoo in Hannover, Germany on March 26. Next
Baby river otter Molalla, or "Mo" for short, was weighed at the Oregon Zoo on March 15 in Portland, Ore. Molalla weighed about 2 1/2 pounds. They try to weigh the river otter when they can but they have to be fast and sneaky. When the mother leaves to go take a dip in the water they quickly shut the door and take Mo out to get his weight and then quickly put him back in the nest. Next
A Thai mother and her child sat next to a three-year-old orangutan baby to pose for their souvenir photo at a private zoo in Bangkok, Thailand. Next
Nemo, a baby zebra born during the winter storm of the same name, was born on February 9th at the Franklin Park Zoo. He is pictured with his mother, Cheyenne.
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A baby rhesus macaque monkey touched the face of a tiger cub as they played together at a zoo in Eastern China. Back to the beginning


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We've long been known for the myriad of options we offer to organize and customize the interior of our bags; the Pockets and Straps were developed by Designer and CEO Tom Bihn and Production Engineer Nik to offer you the ability to organize and customize the outside of your bag as well.
1" Gatekeeper Straps:
You can replace the front bungee included with the Smart Alec with these straps (or leave the bungee in place and install the straps over the bungee). Useful for securing large/bulky items to the front or top of the Smart Alec: a yoga mat, snowshoes, raincoat, Christmas tree, or anything else too big or wet to go inside. Available individually or in sets of two or three; the Smart Alec has webbing loops to accommodate up to five 1" Gatekeeper Straps. Wondering how many you need? Tom uses two 1" Gatekeeper Straps to secure his snowshoes to the front of a Smart Alec.
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Adds an extra 2+ liters of volume to the Smart Alec. Inside there are four small organizer pouches sized for the things to which you need quick access: smartphone, keys, multitool, flashlight. Two interior
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Adds an extra 3+ liters of volume to the Smart Alec. Fits two 1-liter water bottles, or one water bottle and other stuff, or just a lot of other stuff. Inside are two
All three of these modular accessories secure to the front of the Smart Alec via (six for the pockets) Gatekeeper clips: one of the strongest and most secure attachment methods available. Note: for some folks, there might be a slight learning curve in how to open and close Gatekeeper clips, and it does take a moderate amount of dexterity and hand strength. Thanks to maverick, a member of the TOM BIHN Forums, there's a great video on our YouTube channel demonstrating how to open and close Gatekeepers the right (easiest) way: see it here on YouTube or watch below.
Be creative: add an Upper Pocket and three 1" Gatekeeper Straps below it. Or, keep the bungee included with the Smart Alec and add the Lower Pocket on top of it. Whichever way you customize the outside of your Smart Alec, we want to hear about it and see it: send us a review or photo.
Note that each of these three accessories is designed specifically for use with the Smart Alec. That said, some might find the 1" Gatekeeper Straps useful on non-TOM BIHN bags. If you come up with some cool way to use them, just let us know about it.
Note: Tom updated the design of the Smart Alec in October 2012 and added 1" webbing loops to the top of the bag to accommodate the Upper Pocket and additional 1" Gatekeeper Straps. If you purchased your Smart Alec pre-October 2012 and it doesn't have the upper/top 1" webbing loops, you won't be able to attach the Upper Pocket to your bag. You will, however, be able to use the Lower Pocket and the 1" Gatekeeper Straps (secured to the bottom half of the Smart Alec). Some earlier Smart Alecs (pre-2009, more or less) had 5/8" webbing loops; very early Smart Alecs had no webbing loops. None of the new accessories will work with these older bags.
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|Lower Pocket Dimensions: 10.8" x 6.7" x 3" / 275 x 170 x 75 mm
|1" Gatekeeper Strap length: 17" / 430 mm
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1050d high tenacity ballistic nylon: 5.2 oz / 150 grams
400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop: 4.4 oz / 125 grams
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400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop: 4.6 oz / 130 grams
|1" Gatekeeper Strap weight: 1 oz / 30 grams
|Upper Pocket volume: 150 cubic inches / 2.5 liters (ASTM Standard Measure)
|Lower pocket volume: 215 cubic inches / 3.5 liters (ASTM Standard Measure)


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HILL ANNOUNCES DECISION TO RUN: In a move that isn't a surprise — other than the early timing — Lenoir County Sheriff Chris Hill has officially announced he's running for the office in 2014.
Hill — appointed to the position by the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners on April 1 following the retirement of longtime Sheriff Billy Smith — said the decision to run came easy.
"The filing will begin in February of 2014, and I want to go ahead and get an early start on my campaign," Smith said. "Since (being appointed), my office has worked vigorously in reducing crime in Lenoir County by becoming more proactive in our enforcement efforts."
Hill cites 30 years of law enforcement experience, a bachelor's degree in criminal justice administration and a masters of science degree in criminal justice. In less than three months in office, Hill said he "has restructured it to provide more time to actively patrol communities and to pursue offenders."
"I have the knowledge and skill to make Lenoir County a safer place to live and work," he said. "I want to continue being the sheriff not for money, power or glory, but because I care about the safety and security of everyone in Lenoir County."
Again, the announcement isn't a surprise — Hill is a well-respected law enforcement professional who made it known when he was appointed he was interested in running for the office.
It'll be interesting to see if anyone challenges him in the race; former LCSO Chief Deputy Rickie Pearson and Kinston Department of Public Safety Maj. Ronnie Ingram are two names that have been rumored to be interested in running for the office.
CITIZENSHIP CEREMONY ON THURSDAY: Not to steal the thunder from an article in another part of today's Daily Free Press, but one of the most moving and inspirational ceremonies of the year takes place this Thursday at Historic Harmony Hall.
For the ninth straight July 4th, the Naturalization and Granting of Citizenship ceremony will be at 10 a.m. at Harmony Hall. There are 26 men and women from 19 countries scheduled to take the oath of citizenship on Thursday.
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Jessika takes over the sports department from Ryan Herman, who is leaving Kinston to return to his hometown newspaper, the Lincoln Times-News of Lincolnton. Ryan is going to be missed in Kinston, not only by the readers of this paper and area sports fans, but by me — he is a hell of a journalist, a trusted confidante and a man I'm proud to call my friend.
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It happened again: Yesterday a terrified carriage horse bolted down a busy New York City street, flipped over and was pinned to the ground. As traffic ground to a halt, rescue workers and good Samaritans labored to free the equine from under the wrecked carriage and prevent further suffering.
This is unacceptable. Carriage horses were never meant to live and work in today's urban settings. From congested city streets to startling noises, New York City is a nightmare for these animals—and current City laws do not afford working horses adequate protection to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
"How many horses and people must be hurt before New York City wakes up and realizes we are in the 21st century?" asks Michelle Villagomez, ASPCA New York City Legislative Director. "Let's change with the times and push for a safe, humane alternative."
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I tried to send a message to the council member but it would not accept it. It wounds me to see the poor NYC horses in the extreme heat and cold and in dense, noisy traffic. They live in small stalls in city stables. All that suffering so the drivers can get money from prom dates and tourists. We need to put an end, once and for all, to this silly practice and release these animals to pastures upstate where they can live out their days in peace and compassion.
I tried as well and it won't except it either.
The NYC Carriage Horses are magnificent, and they are what helps to make NYC the world class city that it is, while the raging and terrorist-like anti-carriage protesters do not. Shame on ASPCA to turn on those decent and hard working carriage drivers and their horses, as well as all the people who are employed in that industry and provide a great many services and products for the Horse Drawn Carriage Industry. A legal and humane business which provides a substantial number of jobs and revenue within NYC. As you know, NYC Carriage Horses have an incredibly impressive safety record over the past 30 years which can not be matched by any other equine activity, or just about any business for that matter. I'd like to know why the NYC Horse Drawn Carriages is the only business in NYC, or the entire country, which is unfairly burdened by a zero tolerance of mishap - no matter how slight? How unjust is that! Those anti-carriage people are disgusting and should be ashamed of themselves pimping photos of a couple of downed horses, over and over and over again, using those photos to swindle money from people misleading them to believe they are collecting money to 'save' horses. A complete lie. It is a fact that the NYC Carriage Horses are very well cared for and loved, they have a guaranteed retirement home at BSE. Something very well known and easy to check as to that validity by anyone interested, unlike the anti-carriage people who slander honest people and steal money and have nothing good to show for it. Just where are all the neglected and abused horses they have saved???? Where is their statement of accounts?? are they paying ASPCA to malign the NYC Carriage Horse industry????? Hmmm, a rigorous audit and investigation of ASPCA is in order.
Please Emma and all the other anti-carriage horse pundits - please open your wallets and shut your ignorant yaps and start DONATING to REAL EQUINE RESCUES!
It would be nice to open this to non-USA residents as well. I hope that can be done, as more votes would definitely help.
But I like going for horse carriage rides
I tried also.....apparently no one holds the seat .....have to wait...........RIDICULOUS........I'll send a letter to Our Governor.......and other reps.......I VOTE IN EVERY ELECTION......This practice of using horses in any large city is Animal Cruelty......Vehicles and Horses don't mix.....!!!!!!!
Mine not going through either!! This practice has to be stopped. I have been trying to fight this for years!!!


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(May 23, 2005) St. Petersburg, FL – It's about the FOOD, It's about the TUNES, It's about the KIDS. It's A Taste of Pinellas presented by All Children's Hospital in partnership with Ruth Eckerd Hall. All Children's Hospital is proud to announce Kash n' Karry and Angus Pride as the title sponsors of the 2005 Taste.
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While parents graze the food booths throughout the weekend, youngsters will find plenty of activities in the Kids' Area. Activities include a giant 30-foot water slide, rock wall, bounce houses, and the Tide Speed Kick. McDonald's, Ronald McDonald will be strolling around throughout area.
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Markham Sets a New School Record for Digs in a Match; Women's Volleyball Drops Two Matches on Saturday
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. The struggles continued for the Pfeiffer University womens volleyball team on Saturday afternoon as the Lady Falcons drop a pair of decisions in the final day of the 2010 Lucky Dog Invitational. Pfeiffer fell victim to North Greenville 3-1 (12-25, 25-17, 19-25, 20-25) before being swept by Montreat 3-0 (22-25, 11-25, 21-25). Junior libero Kaci Markham (Asheboro, NC) did set a new school record for digs in a match against North Greenville with 30. The two setbacks send the Lady Falcons to 0-8 on the season.
MATCH ONE: North Greenville 3, Pfeiffer 1 (Box Score)
The Crusaders opened up the day with a quick 25-12 win in the opening set by receiving 17 points off of Pfeiffer errors. Rebekah Mayes (Ashland, KY) led NGU with three kills while serving up an ace and watching teammate Kaitlyn Harris (Orlando, FL) deliver two late kills for the set win.
The black and gold bounced back in set two with three kills apiece by Jordan OBryant (Reidsville, NC), Anna Vizvary (North Augusta, SC) and Abbie Ovbey (Mt. Gilead, NC) as Pfeiffer hit .294 as a team. Back-to-back kills by Ovbey gave the Lady Falcons their biggest lead of the day at 19-12 while OBryant ended the set with a kill for a 1-1 match.
Harris put North Greenville up four with an early kill at 10-7 as the Crusaders maintained breathing room throughout the set. Harris came through again at 18-14 before two consecutive attack errors by Pfeiffer put the visitors up two sets to one.
Pfeiffer led 17-12 in set four before Anjelica Wilcox (Atlanta, GA) started the Crusaders rally with back-to-back kills. Mayes would then sandwich a pair of kills in between two Pfeiffer timeouts after Kayla OKelley (Wasilla, AK) had three put downs in a four point span.
Mayes had a match high 13 digs for North Greenville while OKelley finished with 10. Kristina Mordini (Freeport, IL) led the Lady Falcons with 10. Pfeiffer out-blocked North Greenville by a count of 7-4.
MATCH TWO: Montreat 3, Pfeiffer 0 (Box Score)
The Cavaliers made quick work of the Lady Falcons in three sets, ending the weekend as the only team with three wins in three contests. Ellen Goodman (Newfane, NY) had a match-high 10 kills including a go-ahead kill midway through set one as Montreat notched the three-point win. Hannah Scholz (Winter Park, FL) closed out the initial set with a pair of late kills in the 25-22 decision.
Montreat rolled in set two jumping out to a 7-0 lead on another kill courtesy of Goodman. The Cavaliers had consecutive-point scoring spans of seven, four and six hitting .444 in the middle set win. Hattie Lewis (Morganton, NC) had three kills while Scholz helped put down the final kill in front of a Pfeiffer attack error for the two set advantage.
The visitors never trailed in the final set en route to the sweep. Goodman forced a Pfeiffer timeout with another one of her 10 kills at 11-6, before the Lady Falcons Ashlee Panzer (Mt. Gilead, NC) forced a Montreat timeout with a kill at 17-12 trying to start a late rally. However, after a pair of Cavalier errors brought Pfeiffer to within two at 22-20, Anna Stephensons (Lillington, NC) kill and service ace by Hilary Harrison (Chesterfield, NC) ended the match.
Goodman was the only player to finish in double-digits with kills while teammate Allison Baumgartner (Charlotte, NC) followed closely behind with nine. Pfeiffer was led by Kim Amerells (Lynchburg, VA) seven. Montreat ended the weekend hitting .312 against the Lady Falcons.
Pfeiffer will now take a couple of days off before resuming Conference Carolinas play on Tuesday and Saturday nights. The Lady Falcons travel to Belmont Abbey and Erskine next week for 7:00 p.m. tilts.


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Kathryn Edin is an associate professor of sociology and a research associate at the Population Studies Center at the University of Pennsylvania. Mirroring her focus upon single parenthood in the marginalized classes of America, she has published three books: There's a Lot of Month Left at the End of the Money: How Low Income Single Mothers Make Ends Meet in Chicago (1993), Making Ends Meet: How Low Income Single Mothers Survive Welfare and Low Wage Work (1997), and Promises I Can Keep: Why Poor Women Put Motherhood Before Marriage (2005). She is currently writing a fourth book, this time centering on the role of men in these relationships. Edin received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Northwestern University in 1991, and has taught at both Rutgers and Northwestern University.
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