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APPLICATION MATERIALSAPPOINTMENTWHAT TO BRINGTo obtain a concealed handgun license from the Marion County Sheriff's Office, you must:
You must NOT:
Most of these provisions are outlined in ORS 166.291.
Application materials for a concealed handgun license will not be mailed, but may be obtained at:
Marion County Sheriff's OfficeMarion County Courthouse100 High St. NESalem, Oregon(503) 588-5094
The online application packet contains an application form and instructions. Complete the packet material, schedule an appointment by calling (503) 588-5094, and bring the completed materials with you to your appointment.
Download the Concealed Handgun License Application and Application Instructions.
You MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT to be fingerprinted and photographed. Citizens of Marion County should call the Sheriff's Office (503) 588-5094 at least six (6) weeks prior to license expiration to make an appointment. Except for new applicants who require fingerprinting, most appointments require less than 15 minutes to complete.
For NEW APPLICANTS. Schedule your appointment by calling (503) 588-5094. At time of your appointment bring:
For RENEWALS. Schedule your appointment by calling (503) 588-5094. At the time of your appointment bring:
For TRANSFERS. Schedule your appointment by calling (503) 588-5094. At the time of your appointment bring:
Questions? First, view Frequently Asked Questions. If you still have questions, call us at (503) 588-5094 or contact us by email. Back to Application Materials.
Possession of a CONCEALED HANDGUN LICENSE DOES NOT AUTHORIZE you to carry a firearm in any FEDERAL BUILDING, in certain areas on AIRPORT PROPERTY, or in ANY COURTHOUSE where the presiding judge has posted notice of such prohibition. If you are apprehended with a handgun on these premises, your concealed handgun license will be SEIZED AND RETURNED TO THE SHERIFF and your license may be revoked.
Also, possession of a concealed handgun without having a valid, current Concealed Handgun License with your current address on your person may result in your Concealed Handgun License being SEIZED and REVOKED. Always carry your CHL with you when in possession of a concealed handgun and make an appointment to have your card updated in the event you move to a new address or change your name.
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Every now and then, we come across a special dog in our New York City Adoption Center who just can't seem to find a home. One such dog is Baby, a total sweetheart who has been in our care for more than a year and a half. During that time, our Adoptions team has formed a special bond with Baby, frequently describing her as a "cuddle bug with a heart of gold." Baby has captured the hearts of many staff members here at the ASPCA, and while we love spending time with her, we can't wait for her to join a loving family.
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2013 Lexington Open 15
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Getting, keeping and prospering in a federal job isn't rocket science. But, it is also not easy and some people never master the art.
Today at 10 a.m. on our Your Turn radio show, we'll talk with federal career specialist John Grobe about getting in government and getting ahead. He's also been a fed-watcher for a long time and has some advice about past, present and future threats to your job and benefits. We hope it will be helpful. We've also asked him to guest write today's column.
John, take it away...
Federal employee benefits have been threatened many times in the past. When I was a 25-year-old letter carrier, I heard about a possible change from using a high-three salary to using a high-five salary for the purposes of pension computation — that never happened.
A decade later, I heard about the retirement system being replaced by a new, less generous, one — that did happen and they called the new system, FERS (the Federal Employees Retirement System). However, myself and many others were grandfathered into the older, more generous CSRS (Civil Service Retirement System).
In 2012, we saw retirement contributions for employees who will be hired after January 1, 2013, increase from 0.8 percent of salary to 3.1 percent of salary (all current employees and those hired before Dec. 31, 2012, were grandfathered).
Today, we hear about more threats to our benefits and we hear about them more frequently due to the more rapid and repetitive dissemination of information due to the Internet. Whether the Internet is faster (or more accurate) than the old rumor mill is subject to dispute.
Some of the threats we hear of are:
- Replacing the high-three computation with a high-five computation
- Changing the Federal Employees Health Benefits program to a voucher system
- Making current employees pay more for their retirement benefits (with no concomitant increase in pension)
- Changing the CPI on which retirement COLAs are based
- Eliminating the retirement supplement for FERS retirees under the age of 62
- Reducing the federal workforce 10-20 percent
- Extending the salary freeze
Is there a reason to panic? No. Congress has rarely moved quickly and decisively in changing federal benefits, and they have a history of grandfathering current employees into existing benefit systems. We will have ample time to react to proposed changes in our benefits. It is also a good bet that any changes will be prospective and will not affect benefits that we have already earned.
Is there a reason to be concerned? Probably. Federal employees have never been in the crosshairs of budget cutters as much as they are today. When politicians from both sides of the aisle suggest reductions to our benefits, it is a good thing to pay attention to what they say.
Is there a reason to be prepared? Definitely. If we investigate our options, we will be able to react quickly if any changes do, in fact, take place. We may have limited control over the changes that might confront us; but we have total control over our reaction to those changes. If we prepare in advance for any eventuality, we will be more likely to make decisions that are in our best interests than if we make a last minute decision based on an imminent change.
My book, Career Transition: A Guide for Federal Employees, can help us prepare for potential changes. It has tools that will assist us in analyzing the federal benefits situation (and our reaction to it) as it unfolds. It realizes that our reactions to change are based on our own individual situations and helps us understand those situations and what we can (and should) do.
John Grobe is president of Federal Career Experts.
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Last post Apr 10, 2012 01:01 AM by Decker Dong - MSFT
Apr 05, 2012 03:07 PM|postonoh|LINK
I create a column in my database call the store string path of file locations.
This column is FileUrl.
I know I can do this in LINQ to get a list of files
from f in Directory.GetFiles((@"c:\temp"))
select f;
to get the list
did this
from p in Patients
from f in Directory.GetFiles((p.FilesUrl))
select f
I get this error "Method 'System.String[] GetFiles(System.String)' has no supported translation to SQL."
How can replace the ((@"c:\temp")) with ((FileUrl))
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Apr 05, 2012 05:22 PM|thaicarrot|LINK
Not sure did you convert the URL to string?
Apr 05, 2012 05:53 PM|postonoh|LINK
tried it still error
Apr 07, 2012 02:00 AM|Decker Dong - MSFT|LINK
postonohMethod 'System.String[] GetFiles(System.String)' has no supported translation to SQL."
Not every statement can be converted into a standard LINQ successfully……So you can use AsEnumerable first to convert from a standard LINQ statement into LINQ-TO-OBJECT and do deal with the problem:
var result = from p in Patients from f in Directory.GetFiles((p.FilesUrl)).AsEnumerable() where p.XXX == f select f;
Apr 08, 2012 05:42 AM|postonoh|LINK
this is my code how to I incorporate the code you gave me.
public ActionResult Details(int? id) { var patients = ((from p in _db.Patients from f in Directory.GetFiles((p.FilesUrl)).AsEnumerable() join a in _db.AssessmentInformations on p.PatientsId equals a.PatientsId join b in _db.BehaviorInformations on p.PatientsId equals b.PatientsId join c in _db.CurrentMoods on p.PatientsId equals c.PatientsId join d in _db.DietInformations on p.PatientsId equals d.PatientsId join mb in _db.MedicalBackgrounds on p.PatientsId equals mb.PatientsId join med in _db.MedicationInformations on p.PatientsId equals med.PatientsId join ps in _db.PsycologicalBackgrounds on p.PatientsId equals ps.PatientsId join nu in _db.NeurofeedbackInformations on p.PatientsId equals nu.PatientsId join o in _db.OtherDataInformations on p.PatientsId equals o.PatientsId join na in _db.NarrativeInformations on p.PatientsId equals na.PatientsId join s in _db.SupplementsInformations on p.PatientsId equals s.PatientsId select new MyCombinedQueryModel { PatientsId = p.PatientsId, ClientID = p.ClientID, DOB = p.DOB, Gender = p.Gender, Handedness = p.Handedness, RecordingDate = p.RecordingDate, TimeRecording = p.TimeRecording, EO = p.EO, EC = p.EC, Task = p.Task, Referred_for = p.Referred_for, Evaluation_Number = p.Evaluation_Number, Years_of_Education = p.Years_of_Education.Value, Marital_Status = p.Marital_Status, Abnormality = p.Abnormality, Vision = p.Vision, Appearance = p.Appearance, Sleep_Disorder = p.Sleep_Disorder, Accident = p.Accident, Employed = p.Employed, Veteran = p.Veteran, Activities = p.Activities, Overweight = mb.Overweight, Hypertension = mb.Hypertension, Diabetes = mb.Diabetes, TBI = mb.TBI, Migraine = mb.Migraine, Thyroid = mb.Thyroid, Stroke = mb.Stroke, Tremor = mb.Tremor, Parkinson = mb.Parkinson, Kidney = mb.Kidney, Liver = mb.Liver, Lung = mb.Lung, Heart = mb.Heart, Paralysis = mb.Paralysis, Cerebral_Palsy = mb.Cerebral_Palsy, Weakness = mb.Weakness, ADD = ps.ADD, ADD_ADHD = ps.ADD_ADHD, ADHD = ps.ADHD, Anxiety = ps.Anxiety, ASD = ps.ASD, Austism = ps.Autism, Bipolar = ps.Bipolar, Dementia = ps.Dementia, Depression = ps.Depression, Eating_Disorder = ps.Eating_Disorder, Insomnia = ps.Insomnia, LD = ps.LD, OCD = ps.OCD, Psycological_Panic = ps.Psycological_Panic, PDD = ps.PDD, Schizophrenia = ps.Schizophrenia, Seizure = ps.Seizure, Psycological_Other = ps.Psycological_Other, Anxious = c.Anxious, Apprehensive = c.Apprehensive, Cheerful = c.Cheerful, Depressed = c.Depressed, Elevated = c.Elevated, Euphoric = c.Euphoric, Fearful = c.Fearful, Optimistic = c.Optimistic, Panic = c.Panic, Pessimistic = c.Pessimistic, Tearful = c.Tearful, Tense = c.Tense, Worried = c.Worried, Caffeine = d.Caffeine, Tobacco = d.Tobacco, Diet_Other = d.Diet_Other, Exercises = b.Exercises, Violent_Offense = b.Violent_Offense, Violent_Victim = b.Violent_Victim, Trauma = b.Trauma, Speech = b.Speech, Behavior_Other = b.Behavior_Other, Medication = med.Medication, MedDosage = med.MedDosage, Supplements = s.Supplements, SuppDosage = s.SuppDosage, Beck_Despression = a.Beck_Depression, Conners = a.Conners, DSM = a.DSM, IVA = a.IVA, MMSE = a.MMSE, TOVA = a.TOVA, WAIS = a.WAIS, WISC = a.WISC, Assessment_Other = a.Assesment_Other, Therapy_Used = nu.Therapy_Used, Angio = o.Angio, CT = o.CT, EEG = o.EEG, Lumbar = o.Lumbar, MRI = o.MRI, Neuro_Exam = o.Neuro_Exam, X_Ray = o.X_Ray, Other_Data_Other = o.Other_Data_Other, NarrativeSummary = na.NarrativeSummary }).SingleOrDefault(i => i.PatientsId == id)); return View(patients); }
Apr 08, 2012 06:18 AM|Decker Dong - MSFT|LINK
Doesn't your code work now?In fact just use AsEnumerable——the extended method,and in fact you've used……It should work……
Apr 08, 2012 02:24 PM|postonoh|LINK
The code works, yes.
When user click on the detail actionlink. It deplays properly. In my patients table I have a column title FileUrl which capture the dynamic path of the newly created directory. So if when a user creates a new submission form they enter a client ID if the ID exist it attaches a random number at the end then saves the string path to FileUrl. So now I trying to do this, when a client go to look that client ID it display all submitted information but instead of showing the files it is showing the file path.
example data is what is being display right now.
clientID = 231232
FileUrl = "c:\directory\username\231232\"
I need this instead
clientID = 231232
-table grid-
FileUrl = list the files in this directory.
so instead of the string path.
I need to display the files in the directory.
Thank you for spending time with on this.
Apr 08, 2012 04:06 PM|postonoh|LINK
because I am having such a hard time with this do you think I should just save the files in the sql database.
create a table called Uploaded files with a FK to Patients table and have the files loop through and save them there.
Code to read the files instead of pull there locations.
Apr 09, 2012 01:07 AM|Decker Dong - MSFT|LINK
because I am having such a hard time with this do you think I should just save the files in the sql database.
create a table called Uploaded files with a FK to Patients table and have the files loop through and save them there.
Code to read the files instead of pull there locations.
Yes,I think you can do this。
However if you only want to fetch all the files whose names are something related to that……Maybe you can use System.IO.Directory.GetFiles function do deal with your problem
Apr 09, 2012 06:41 PM|postonoh|LINK
I need a additional help.
I have create the following.
@using (Html.BeginForm(null, null, FormMethod.Post, new { enctype = "multipart/form" }))
Using this allow me to access the orginal action request..
I created a table call FileUpload
FileId = PK
PatientsId FK
BinaryData varbinary(max)
Name varchar(255)
MimType varchar(255)
UploadDate (DateTime)
create the the following code
public int AddFile(byte[] byteArray, string filename, string mimType) { var linqByteArray = new Binary(byteArray); var file = new FileUpload { BinaryData = linqByteArray.ToArray(), MimeType = mimType, Name = filename, UploadDate = DateTime.Now }; _db.SaveChanges(); return file.PatientsId; }
I am still having a problem
calling the <input type="file" ID="file" name="file" runat="server" multiple="multiple" />
C-sharp Linq mvc
Apr 10, 2012 01:01 AM|Decker Dong - MSFT|LINK
I am still having a problem
calling the <input type="file" ID="file" name="file" runat="server" multiple="multiple" />
What's the problem?Any exceptions or error msgs?Maybe another issue?If yes,plz create another topic and we'll help……


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Appalachian music has always held a strange grip on me since the earliest times hearing it in the 1960s.
I have never been able to explain the attraction that is obviously different from my attraction to other types of music except to say that it must be in my blood somehow. The sound of a banjo and fiddle combined almost always evokes chills and an adrenaline rush regardless of the number of times the song has played.
The twanging voices and high-lonesome tenor paired with a thumping bass evokes mental pictures of mountain people with whom I share blood, and a Scotts-Irish heritage with which I share an ethos.
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Not coincidentally, I've just written about that: in our politics there are two different ways of looking at things (for one side, it's more like ignoring than looking at), and there's getting to be no path to reconciliation. The South will keep electing people like Louie Gohmert and Virginia Foxx and Paul Broun and Ted Cruz. And because our founders, despite misgivings about the masses, didn't foresee such wanton disregard for reality, such rejection of the very foundations of democracy including education and an inquisitive press, our constitution gives to those people the power to gum up the works, no matter how few of them there are.
Throughout the South, state legislatures are controlled by Republicans, of the type that want a bible-based theocracy; that see public education as a threat; that, while claiming distrust of government, believe it should peer into bedrooms, prevent voting by minorities, and decide whether science is allowed to be taught. Texas, for reasons I don't entirely understand, has some sort of stranglehold on textbooks for the rest of the country. We need all the smart kids we can get; and refusing to let them learn about science, and teaching them made-up and made-down history is hardly the best way to achieve that. We can't prevent Texas and Georgia from producing all the endumbed reactionaries they want: kids who'll watch Fox "news" and be unable to separate truth from fiction, even if they wanted to, which they won't. But that's the kind of representatives they're sending to Washington D.C. lately, and it's killing us.
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With a 3-2 split, the commissioner changed from a 40 percent per capita/60 percent ad valorem formula to 100 percent ad valorem, creating a windfall for itself, as well as Swansboro,
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Chairman Paul Buchanan, Vice Chairwoman Barbara Ikner and W.C. Jarman voted in favor of the change. Commissioners Lionell Midgett and Jack Bright voted against.
Ikner — who made the motion to draft a resolution calling for the change — said county employees deserved a raise.
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The county received permission from the General Assembly in 2008 to split the sales tax distribution on a 60-40 basis. Commissions voted at that time to divide the sales tax revenue by 60 percent ad valorem, or by property valuation, and 40 percent per capita, or by population.
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"We are pleased with the decision to go ad valorem," said NTB Mayor Dan Tuman. He said per capita wasn't fair to the town because while its official population was around 750, 8,000 to 10,000 people could be found staying there at any given time.
"It is a very fortuitous time for us," said John Maiorano, the town's manager and police chief.
He said the town has to pay $66,000 for the required installation of an 800MHz police and emergency radio trunking system, and the town's windfall would go for that.
"We're doing a lot better today than yesterday," Maiorano said.
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"When this was done (in 2008), the idea was that it was to be fair, equitable and consistent," Midgett said.
Bright asked how the towns were supposed to make a budget when money was up in the air every year.
A problem Jacksonville City Manager Richard Woodruff now faces.
"The city had built the fiscal year 2014 draft budget on the assumption that the long-standing formula established by all parties in 2008/09 would stay in effect," Woodruff said. "It is unfortunate that the majority of the county commissioners did not see the fairness nor wisdom in the arguments of Commissioners Midgett and Bright. The city truly thanks the two of them for their position."
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In December 2006, EPA amended the Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule to streamline some of the requirements for facilities with smaller oil storage capacity and specific types of equipment, including those for sized secondary containment for mobile refuelers. Owners and operators of mobile refuelers at a non-transportation-related facility will no longer need to provide sized secondary containment systems, which are systems large enough to contain the capacity of the largest single compartment or container on a mobile refueler along with enough room to contain precipitation. Providing sized secondary containment for vehicles that move frequently within a facility to perform refueling operations can raise safety and security concerns. However, the SPCC rule's general secondary containment requirements still apply to mobile refuelers, as well as containment requirements associated with oil transfers.
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- Require appropriate containment and/or diversionary structures or equipment to prevent a discharge to navigable waters or adjoining shorelines
- Allow for the use of certain types of active containment measures that prevent a discharge to navigable waters or adjoining shorelines
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These active measures could also be applied to other situations, as deemed appropriate by a Professional Engineer (or owner/operator of a qualified facility).
Do sized secondary containment requirements still apply to other mobile or portable bulk storage containers?
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When is a mobile refueler subject to SPCC requirements?
According to a 1971 Memorandum of Understanding between the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA regulates non-transportation-related facilities and DOT regulates transportation-related facilities:
- Mobile refuelers that operate solely within the confines of a non-transportation-related facility subject to the SPCC rule must comply with the general secondary containment requirements during all periods of operation.
- Other mobile refuelers (i.e., transportation-related) involved in a transfer operation at an SPCC-regulated facility would be subject to the loading/unloading rack requirements when the transfer occurs at a rack or the general secondary containment requirements for all other transfers.
For more information on EPA's jurisdiction, please see Appendix A to 40 CFR part 112.
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Tusculum came into the day 15-0 on the year before Little tossed his gem going 8.1 innings allowing just the one hit with six strikeouts to stifle one of the nation's best offenses. The Mooresville native retired the side in 1-2-3 fashions in five of his eight innings of work, not allowing a single base runner to reach third.
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To George Whitfield, the best baseball coach to ever come out of Kinston, there's no doubt who is the best pitcher to ever come out of Grainger High School.
"Vince Jones was the best pitcher in Grainger High School history," Whitfield said flatly. "He won a lot of games, had a lot of strikeouts and was a very solid athlete."
The numbers back up Whitfield's declaration; Jones reeled off a sterling 28-8 record for the Red Devils from 1946-49, the most pitching victories in school history. He also holds the record for strikeouts in a nine-inning game (23) against Washington High School and seven innings (17) against New Bern High School.
For his accomplishments on the baseball diamond and the basketball court for the Red Devils, Jones will be inducted into the Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Hall's new permanent home at the Woodmen Community Center. Tickets for the ceremony are now available at The Free Press and at the Woodmen Center.
That 23-strikeout game against Washington brings back good memories for Jones, who still lives in Kinston.
"I'll always remember that game because it's a hard one to forget," Jones said on Friday. "It was an outstanding game; everything was just 1-2-3 strikeouts the whole game. I just rared back the whole game and let it go."
Jones wasn't just a star pitcher, though; he was also the starting guard on the Grainger varsity basketball team for three years. He co-captained the 1949 team that played for the state championship.
He said he was proud to be a part of the beginning of the glory days at Grainger
"We just had some very good talent through my four years at Grainger High School," Jones said. "Combined that with great talent and we had a good time."
He's especially proud he had the opportunity to play for coaches like Frank Mock and Bill Fay.
"At Grainger High School, we had excellent coaches in Frank Mock and Bill Fay," Jones said. "Coach Mock was really outstanding; he was a fine man and an excellent coach. He knew how to get the best out of us. He knew he could send us for a few laps if he didn't get enough out of us!"
Jones said he's honored to be joining Mock, an inaugural member of the Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame in 2004, and the other members of the Hall in this year's class.
"When I go back and start thinking about the people who are already in there and the people going in this year, it means so much to me to be a part of this," Jones said.
After leaving Grainger, Jones played semi-professional baseball for Morehead City and Farmville and professional baseball for the Kinston Eagles and Greenville. He also played basketball and baseball while serving in the U.S. Air Force.
He later coached the Kinston Little League Tar Heel team to the state championship with MVP Leo Hart (another inaugural KLCSHOF inductee) on the roster. He also coached the Gurley-Dozier Little League baseball team from 1965-71. He officiated high school football, basketball and baseball games and was president of the Kinston High School Booster Club.
Jones is also well-known for starting the Frank L. Mock Scholarship at N.C. Wesleyan College, where he helped raise more than $50,000 to have it endowed.
"I had such a deep feeling for Frank Mock," Jones said. "Next to your daddy, he was always there for you. He was such a good coach and I felt it was the right thing to do."
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Vincent Jones career highlights
n All-time leader in pitching victories (28) for Grainger High School baseball program
n Set GHS strikeout records for a nine-inning game (23) and seven-inning game (17)
n Helped lead Red Devils basketball team to 1949 state championship game
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct its fourth class on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home of the KLCSHOF. The Free Press is running a series of articles by Ryan Herman and Bryan C. Hanks on all 10 new inductees and the teams that will be honored at the ceremony. Here is the schedule for the stories:
Monday: Doug Bruton
Tuesday: Otis Clark
Wednesday: Thomas Cole
Thursday: Pat Crawford
Friday: Wayne Floyd
Today: Vincent Jones
Sunday: North Lenoir High School girls' basketball — 1964-67
Monday: Coley Little
Tuesday: Hugh Pollock
Wednesday: South Lenoir High School boys' basketball — 1968-69
Thursday, Oct. 18: Carolyn Goodley Souther
Friday, Oct. 19: Fred Williams
Saturday, Oct. 20: Grainger High School boys' basketball — 1963-65
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct 10 new members at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 20 at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home for the KLCSHOF. Tickets cost $30. This year's class includes: Douglas "Doug" Bruton, Otis Clark, Thomas George Cole, Pat Crawford, Wayne Floyd, Vincent Jones, Coley Little, Linwood Hugh Pollock, Carolyn Goodley Souther and Fred Williams. Boys basketball teams from Grainger (1963-64, 1964-65) and South Lenoir (1968-69) and girls teams from North Lenoir (1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67) will also be recognized for their past achievements.
Tickets can be purchased at the Kinston/Lenoir County Parks and Recreation offices located upstairs at the Woodmen Community Center or at The Free Press.


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I quite like Bulgari Homme Soir.. any other views??thanks!
Bvlgari PH Soir is a very nice fragrance and you can add Kenzo Pour Homme to the tea based frags.
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Rectoverso Tea Tobacco
As stated Gucci PH 2 and Bulgari PH. I prefer Bulgari but it does have longevity issues.
GPHII as well.
I'll have to try the recommended Bvlgari.
Atelier Cologne Oolang Infini
I like TEA 4 2
I'm not even joking about this...Amouage Epic Woman.
Love this cub of Chai Tea.
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To me it's this one, I love the stuff and have it in weekly rotation. Great black tea note with spices, woods and a little leather.
Creed Silver Mountain Water
l'Artisan Tea for Two
1 spray of Bvlgari soir has high projection on me for a good 7 hours, i think the bottle i got was extra potent because my tester was not this potent.
14 sprays of DRAKKAR NOIR should do it
I like Carthusia-IO Capri. Its a light breezy frag. with tea, mint and citrus.
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Gph ii
GPH II or
Creed Silver Mountain Water, but I've never tested the Bvlgari to be fair.
L'Artisan Tea for Two if you can find it, one of my favorites and always in my rotation.
Gucci Pour Homme II is also very good and is quite easy to find.
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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
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Tea for Two, hands down!
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L'Artisan Tea for Two and Gucci Pour Homme II
Cartier L'Heure IV Fougueuse . More gender neutral but imo a must try for tea note lovers.
GPH2 is my personal favorite tea fragrance.
Seasonal favorites:
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2. Creed - Aventus
3. Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
4. The Different Company - De Bachmakov
5. Dior - Homme Sport 2008
6. Montale - Aoud Legacy
7. Creed - Virgin Island Water
8. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
9. Creed - Original Cologne
10. Clive Christian - 1872 for Men
I have and love both GpHII and Bvlgari pour Homme Soir. No projection or longevity issues with either for me.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Annick Goutal Duel. Does not last long but a great tea note.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Of those I have tested: The Brun by Jean-Charles Brosseau (created by Pierre Bourdon!)
GPH II- Love it and it lasts a long time on me.
Silver Mountain Water- love my decant
Might have to give Soir a few more tries. I thought I remember getting something funky in there that pushed me away from it.
Kurt smells like Teen Spirit
I enjoy the Bvlgaris (Black, Soir, etc) too and CDG Leaves Tea (sadly my sample is empty now :-/ ).
My 2 Favourites are Bulgari PH Extreme and Five O'Clock au Gingembre. Althought Soir is quite good too.
Tea For Two
Royal Oud
Current Top 10
1) Royal Oud
2) Aventus
3) La Nuit De L'homme EDP
4) L'eau D'issey
5) Terre D'hermes
6) Burberry London
8) Le Male
9) Pure Malt
Tokyo Milk Dark - Bulletproof
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MiP EdP and GPH II
Never tried Bvlgari Soir but will have to try.
I like them all: Tea for Two, Gucci Pour Homme II, Yang, Midnight in Paris, Silver Mountain Water,..etc.