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Tsmoki-Minsk breathed life into their EuroChallenge Last 16 campaign as they hung on for a tense 74-70 victory over Telekom Baskets.
After losing their opening two games in Group L, Minsk were desperate for a lift and got it thanks to a key steal from Aliaksei Trastinetski with just four seconds left.
After Aliaksandr Kudrautsau had missed both his free throws, blowing the chance to pad a 72-70 lead 10 seconds from time, Trastsinetski robbed Jared Jordan of the ball and drew a foul from Kyle Weems before icing it from the line.
Up until then, Telekom had been threatening a comeback.
A 9-0 Minsk run in the third quarter saw the guests fall 52-41 behind but they got right back in it with a 9-0 run of their own, with a three-pointer from Benas Veikalas making it 63-60 with 2:48 to go.
Aliaksandr Pushtahvar's three stretched it to 68-62 with 1:52 left but Telekom kept chipping away to get within two points, three times in the final 65 seconds, only for Trastsinetski to snatch it away.
Pushtahvar led Minsk with 16 points while Kudrautsau and Aliaksei Lashkevich had 14 each, Lashkevich adding nine rebounds.
Veikalas led Telekom with 21 points while Robert Vaden had 16 and Jordan 14.
The result leaves the teams level in the group at 1-2.
Telekom Baskets head coach Michael Koch"We had only one training to prepare for this game. It is very short term. But we had a chance to win the match in the end. However our concentration was not enough."
Telekom Baskets player Benas Veikalas"We expected that the game will be hard. And it was. But when Tsmoki missed some free throws in the end we had some chances to win. But our opponent was luckier today."
Tsmoki player Aleksei Lashkevich"This game was very important for us. That is why we prepared very well and we done all things our coach asked."
Tsmoki head coach Andrey Krivonos"We knew that if we lose this game we would lose chances to continue playing in the EuroChallenge. That is why we tried to show our best basketball. We won but the game was very uneasy for us."
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Public, private sector groups issue draft security recommendations
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Monday - 2/23/2009, 8:43pm EST
Public, private sector groups issue draft security recommendations
By Jason Miller
Executive Editor
The State Department is the first agency to test the new Consensus Audit Guidelines to close up the 20 biggest holes in federal networks.
The guidelines, issued Monday by public and private sector cybersecurity experts, are considered the low-hanging fruit to help agencies improve their network security immediately, says John Gilligan, a former Air Force and Energy Department chief information officer. Gilligan is now a consultant in the private sector. He also led the Obama Defense and Intelligence technology transition team.
Gilligan says State volunteered to map the controls detailed in the Consensus Audit Guidelines (CAG) against their current security baseline.
"The mapping against their attack patterns is completed and shows CAG matches closely to what State sees on global basis," says Gilligan during a press conference introducing the final draft of the guidelines. "Their second effort to map individual controls and the ability to automate them against their current controls is progressing well."
He adds State will make an assessment and see if the guidelines will improve their ability to protect their networks.
Gilligan says State's experience hopefully is the first step toward wide acceptance of the guidelines.
"They like the ability to identify high priority areas," he says. "We are reasonably comfortable that the controls serve as model for other federal agencies s as we look at the broader implementation of these tools."
The controls describe the vulnerability and how it can be detected and shored up. Some of the guidelines include: white lists of software, secure configurations for desktops, firewalls, routers and switches, incident response and data recovery capabilities.
Gilligan and the other experts, which includes the Sans Institute and the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), are working with the CIO Council and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to push for these recommendations to be mandatory for all agencies.
"The guidelines will change the way federal agencies measure security," says Alan Paller, director of research at Sans. "The guidelines use actual attack information that has been and are being launched against government and industry. Before CAG, agencies had to choose the controls from what NIST calls a catalog of controls. Agencies didn't have the information on attacks so they didn't know which controls were most important, and they didn't know how to implement them or measure their effectiveness."
Gilligan says he briefed the CIO Council's Security and Identity Management Committee and plans to brief the full committee once Vivek Kundra, who will be the next Office of Management and Budget administrator for e-government and IT, is officially nominated. Kundra will lead the CIO Council.
"We asked the CIO Council to identify some pilot agencies that we could use to test the CAG and gain experience using it," Gilligan says. "The pilots would help identify any difficulties with it. We are hopeful the pilots would influence the CIO's ability to make a decision on expanding the use of CAG across government."
Gilligan adds that NIST also has reviewed the document and commented on it.
Without NIST accepting the guidelines, it would be difficult to make it mandatory for all agencies.
"NIST is doing an internal evaluation of how CAG maps to their current guidelines," Gilligan says. "In fact, some portion of the updates of special publication 800-53 have been influenced by CAG. NIST is anticipating additional comments from government and industry to help inform their decision on how to proceed."
Paller adds that another approach to making CAG mandatory is through legislation. Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.), chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, Government Information, Federal Services and International Security, is expected to re-introduce legislation to update the Federal Information Security Management Act this spring. The legislation passed the committee last session.
"Clearly the work we've done here is the essential foundation for immediate implementation of the bill," Paller says. "Once people test it and see it is a lot better than trying to meet a set of unauditable controls, they will put pressure on the CIO Council to accept it."
Jim Lewis, a director and senior fellow in the Technology and Public Policy Program at CSIS, says FISMA has outlived its usefulness and the audit guidelines give people some idea of what could be next.
Paller adds that other industries are seriously considering using the guidelines, including banking, health care and the defense industrial base.
"We are in such a state of emergency that we need to proceed as quickly as possible," Gilligan says.
On the Web:
FederalNewsRadio - Federal Security Spotlight interview with John Gilligan
FederalNewsRadio - DISA trying to reduce its attack surface
Sans Institute - Consensus Audit Guidelines
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September 28, 98
Vol. 14 , No. 02
The Global Importance of Antarctica
In the winter of 1992-93, Sunniva Sorby made history as one of the four team members of the American Women's Antarctic Expedition. The team skied for 67 days and hauled 200-pound sleds into head winds of up to 80 miles per hour to become the first women's team to reach the South Pole on foot. Since her initial expedition to the South Pole, Sorby has been planning a return trip to Antarctica, this time to complete a 1600-mile crossing.
Born in Tonsberg, Norway, Sorby grew up in Montreal where she attended Bishop's University and specialized in economics. She later moved to the United States and currently resides in San Diego. Sorby has extensive outdoor experience, teaching backcountry navigation, winter camping and survival, and backpacking. She is presently a lead instructor for Adventure 16 Wilderness Outings in San Diego and the Scholarship Chair for the Pacific Women's Sports Foundation. Sorby is also a lead instructor and member of the board of directors for the Institute of Alternative Opportunities, a nonprofit corporation designed to provide outdoor educational programs for adults and children.
An avid athlete, Sorby has run eight marathons, enjoys long distance kayaking, trail running, backcountry skiing, biking, and backpacking. A motivational and educational speaker, Sorby has also spent time as a lecturer on board marine expeditions to the High Arctic of Canada, Greenland, and the Antarctic Peninsula.
This lecture and slide presentation by Sunniva Sorby is jointly sponsored by the Roberts Environmental Center, in conjunction with the dedication of Roberts Hall, both made possible through the generosity of George R. Roberts '66 and his wife, Leanne.
HOPE for the Community
Recognized by Time as "One of America's 50 Most Promising Leaders of the Future," John Bryant, entrepreneur and graduate cum laude of the streets of South Central, is a leading advocate for the improvement of South Central Los Angeles.
After the 1992 Los Angeles riots Bryant took positive steps to help the community rebuild. He organized the first Banker's Bus Tour to show bankers and CEOs the reality of South Central. Then, by bringing together business, community and government leaders, he helped to form Operation HOPE, America's first nonprofit investment banking organization solely committed to the social and economic revitalization of urban, inner-city, and under-served communities.
Bryant's journey to become a leader in the financial industry is far different from the path taken by many CMC students. He attended the Hollywood Professional School and after a few television roles as a teenager, he waited tables in a Malibu restaurant where he met his business mentor. Bryant talked his way into a job with the investment firm of Wade, Cotter & Company, where a talent for selling loans jump started his business career. Eventually, he started his own financial consulting firm, Bryant Companies.
Presidents Reagan and Bush have cited Bryant for his outstanding business and community work. He has also been selected twice as one of America's Top 100 Young Entrepreneurs. The Kravis Leadership Institute is honored to present John Bryant as a model of leadership.
The Efficacy of Early Childhood Intervention
Do investments in early childhood intervention pay off? This is the central question RAND researcher and CMC alumnus Lynn Karoly sought to answer as she led an interdisciplinary team which investigated the costs and benefits of early childhood intervention programs such as Head Start and Perry Preschool. This research, the first comprehensive study of its kind, has attracted national attention. The Santa Monica-based RAND Corporation found that investments in the first five years of childhood yield substantial and lasting benefits not only to the children and their families but to their communities.
Karoly is a 1983 summa cum laude graduate of Claremont McKenna College with degrees in economics and mathematics. She credits CMC professors Janet Myhre and Susan Feigenbaum with inspiring her to pursue a Ph.D. degree in economics, which she received from Yale University in 1988.
Since completing her education, Karoly has worked at the RAND Corporation. Currently, she is the senior economist and heads the Labor and Population Program. She also serves as the training director for the RAND Postdoctoral Research Programs in the Study of Aging and in Population Research and is on the faculty of the RAND Graduate School of Policy Studies, the largest policy Ph.D. program in the country. Karoly has also maintained her relationship with CMC by joining the Board of Trustees in 1994 as its first alumna member.
Lynn Karoly met her husband, Timothy Safford '81, when both were student employees at the Athenaeum. Please join in welcoming back to the Athenaeum one of CMC's distinguished alumna as the second speaker in the series America's Children.
The Case for Education Reform
The call for wholesale reform in our nation's public schools continues to attract more and more political support. A recent Gallup Poll indicates a decisive majority of Americans favor the use of school vouchers to improve the quality of our nations K-12 education system. Poll after poll finds that education is a top domestic priority. Across the country a wide range of education reform tools have been enacted. Leading the way is the explosion of charter schools from Puerto Rico to Idaho. Charters are public schools that are granted autonomy from school district and state oversight in return for meeting specific academic goals. The Center for Education Reform predicts that by the fall of 1998, there will be more than one thousand charter schools across the country, with a total enrollment exceeding 288,000 students.
Perhaps the leading state in the education reform movement is Arizona. Last year, the state's charter schools enrolled 25,000 students, or three percent of Arizona's public school population.
Lisa Graham Keegan deserves much of the credit for Arizona's role as an education reform leader. As State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Keegan has presided over significant reform in the state system. She has stood watch while Arizona has not only enacted aggressive charter legislation, but also made progress on school financing reform issues. A former state representative, Keegan has attracted nationwide attention for her leadership and is chairperson and founding member of the Education Leaders Council, a nationwide group of leading education reform advocates.
Please join the Athenaeum as we kick off our education reform series and hear from one of the nation's leaders in education reforms.
Author Reads from His Work
One of the most versatile figures in American literature today, N. Scott Momaday has achieved distinction in fiction, poetry, drama, painting, and teaching. In addition to his prodigious artistic output, Momaday, who holds a Ph.D. in English literature from Stanford University, has taught at Stanford, Berkeley, Columbia, Princeton, and the University of Arizona, where he is now Regents Professor of Humanities. While his work is deeply rooted in Native American traditions, especially those of his Kiowa heritage, its concerns with identity, language, and the imagination go far beyond the confines of any single ethnic identity or cultural context. Thus, Momaday's own achievement reflects his observation that "the contemporary Native American ... stands now to realize himself in the whole world, having at last stepped out of the museum that we have made of his traditional world."
Raised in the Southwest, Momaday graduated from the University of New Mexico and went on to Stanford where he won a Wallace Stegner Creative Writing Scholarship. While at Stanford, he worked both with novelist Wallace Stegner and poet Yvor Winters. In 1969 Momaday's first novel, House Made of Dawn, received the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. His other books include The Names: A Memoir (1976), The Gourd Dancer (1976), The Ancient Child (1989), In the Presence of the Sun: Stories and Poems, 1961-1991 (1992), and a children's book, Circle of Wonder: A Native American Christmas Story (1994). In 1974 during a teaching visit to Russia, Momaday turned seriously to drawing and painting; since then he has illustrated many of his own books and has had highly acclaimed picture exhibitions throughout the United States.
A much sought-after speaker, Momaday will read from his own work, including poems from his forthcoming book In The Bear's House (1999). Dr. Momaday's appearance is sponsored in part through the support of the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
A Classical and Flamenco Guitar Recital
The leading Spanish musicians and critics have described guitarist and composer Adam del Monte as "electrifying" and "a guitarist of great sensitivity and imagination." Critic and musicologist Felix Grande remarked that del Monte's performance ranges from "brooding depth of soul" to "an exuberance of rhythmic flight that is infectious."
Del Monte's brilliance extends beyond his technical ability and captivating performance to his innovative classical and flamenco compositions. He has been credited, in fact, with defining a new flamenco style, introducing new rhythms, and infusing traditional sounds with jazz and classical harmonies.
Introduced to the guitar at an early age, del Monte received classical training at the Royal Northern College of Music in England. As a child, summers were spent in the caves of Sacro Monte, Granada, where over a ten-year period he worked closely and performed with the gypsies of Granada and Madrid, Spain.
Del Monte has performed around the globe. Popular in European concert halls, theaters, clubs, and on television, he has even appeared with the Madrid Symphony Orchestra. In 1997 del Monte won first prize in the Stotsenberg International Guitar Competition held at Pepperdine University.
Experience the emotional turbulence, rhythmic sophistication, and rich tone of Adam del Monte, as he performs his own work as well as traditional pieces in both the classical and flamenco styles. This concert is made possible by the generous support of Ed and Dorothy Stotsenberg and is the first program in the Stotsenberg Chamber Music Series at the Athenaeum.
Left and Right: Debating Issues of the 1998 Election
On the political left is Robert Scheer, lecturer at the USC Annenberg School for Communication, contributing editor and columnist for the Los Angeles Times, and author of five books including Thinking Tuna Fish, Talking Death: Essays on the Pornography of Power (1988); and With Enough Shovels: Reagan, Bush, and Nuclear War (1982). Many people remember the Playboy magazine interview in which President Jimmy Carter admitted that he had "lusted in his heart" (1976). What fewer people remember is that the interviewer was Robert Scheer.
Scheer majored in economics at the City College of New York, studied as a Maxwell Fellow at Syracuse University, and completed his graduate work in economics at the University of California at Berkeley. He currently teaches at UCLA.
On the right is Arianna Huffington, chair of the Center for Effective Compassion, a nationally syndicated columnist, and author of seven books, including biographies of Pablo Picasso- Picasso: Creator and Destroyer (1988), Maria Callas- Maria Callas: The Woman Behind the Legend (1983), and most recently, her first novel, a satire called Greetings from the Lincoln Bedroom (1998).
Born in Greece, Huffington moved to England at the age of 16 and graduated from Cambridge University where she received her degree in economics. While at Cambridge, she was president of the famed debating society, the Cambridge Union.
With barely a month until the 1998 fall election, Huffington and Scheer will face off in a debate about education, tax cuts, Native American sovereignty, and health care. Which side will prevail? While the voters will ultimately decide, Sheer and Huffington will offer their predictions, opinions, and political insights.
Whether you are on the left, right, or in the center, come and learn about the issues on which we will vote, pose your questions to the debaters, and enjoy an evening of political conversation. This event is jointly sponsored by the Salvatori Center and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. Join us in welcoming these two spirited and contentious debaters.
The Initiative Process and the Future of California Politics
California has long been a bellwether state in national politics. Issues and controversies that resonate in the Golden State usually have national implications. Over the last twenty years, California has experimented with direct democracy by allowing major issues-such as repealing the state's property tax, ending state-run affirmative action programs, and curbing illegal immigration-to be voted on by the electorate at large. While the issues debated and voted on are controversial, so too is the process.
Our nation's founding fathers devised a government where important issues were voted on by elected representatives. California's initiative process goes a step further by empowering ordinary citizens with a direct voice. Proponents claim that the ballot initiative allows voters to regain control of the democratic process. Detractors allege that the ballot initiative process is dangerous. They maintain that most ballot propositions are controversial items that could never pass the Legislature and often contain fine print that is deceptive. Regardless of the debate, the ballot initiative process is a growing trend in national politics.
Ron Unz is a veteran of the process. As chairman of English for the Children, Unz led a successful fight to drastically reform California's bilingual education program through the passing of Proposition 227 in June. Unz also helped put Prop 227 on the ballot and led the campaign to pass the initiative. In his spare time, Unz is president and CEO of Wall Street Analytics, Inc., a Palo Alto-based financial services software company. Unz has long had an interest in public policy, serving on the boards of Center for Equal Opportunity and the Reason Foundation.
Please join the Athenaeum as its Politics 1998 series continues, and a leader in the initiative process explains how the system is changing the face of national politics.
A Note from the Director
The positive responses to the fall semester schedule have been very gratifying, and all of us at the Athenaeum look forward to welcoming you to the many events planned for the year.
I urge you to take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy a gourmet meal, visit with friends and professors, and meet some of the distinguished guest speakers. To reserve a place for the dinner or lunch preceding a lecture, please fill out the reservation form on the last page of The Fortnightly and drop it by the Atheneum office. Our staff works to create a refined dining experience and so we expect you to dress up a bit for dinner--no shorts, jeans, or T-shirts, please. Reservations are not needed to attend just the 6:45 p.m. presentation.
You are also invited to drop by Parents Library for the popular daily afternoon tea featuring Sid's homemade cookies and pastries. Teas are held from 3:00 p.m. to 4-30 p.m.
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DETROIT, Feb. 4, 2014—Marygrove College, a private four-year institution located in northwest Detroit, today announced the addition of baseball to their ever-growing athletics slate. A member of the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) and National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), Marygrove will sponsor baseball as a varsity sport for the first time during the 2014-15 academic year.
With the addition of baseball, Marygrove will offer 14 intercollegiate varsity sports – baseball, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's golf, men's and women's soccer, men's and women's indoor track & field, men's and women's outdoor track & field, and women's volleyball.
"Adding the sport of baseball in the city of Detroit and the southeast Michigan region as a whole makes perfect sense for Marygrove," said Marygrove's Director of Athletics, Steve Bloomfield. "Our leadership team came together and agreed that offering baseball at Marygrove is a natural fit. Today, we are working toward the next steps in the formation of the program and are excited about the opportunity the program will create for local student-athletes seeking a new baseball home."


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Dual Class IPOs ARE Underpriced Less Severely
2008, Financial Review
Scott B. Smart, Chad J. Zutter
Arugaslan et al. (2004) challenge underpricing results obtained from conventional cross-sectional regression analysis on the grounds that standard methods fail to properly account for underwriter price stabilization and adequately capture variations in information asymmetries related to firm size. We find that results from the long-standing methods for estimating underpricing relations are robust to one's choice of size proxy. We obtain consistent estimates of underpricing determinants from censored regressions of first-day returns and from least squares regressions of longer horizon returns, whereas estimates from the mixed distribution proposed by Arugaslan et al. (2004) are sensitive to distribution assumptions and starting values.
Smart, Scott B. and Chad J. Zutter (2008), "Dual-Class IPOs ARE Underpriced Less Severely," Financial Review, Vol. 43, February, pp. 85-106.


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What happened to Speedweeks? It was here one minute and — POOF! — it was gone the next in a blur of Danicamania, Gen-6 hype and confetti falling on the No. 48.
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Hendrick Motorsports has a series-best nine wins in the desert, with Johnson owning four, Earnhardt Jr. and Jeff Gordon two and Kasey Kahne one.
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Between Daytona testing and competition, Carl Edwards tore up five race cars, including one last bash in the Daytona 500. Will the streak of shattered sheet metal continue at
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NASCAR's conspiracy theorists said Johnson purposely tore up the front bumper and underside of the No. 48 Chevy by sliding through Daytona's tri-oval grass after winning the Daytona 500. Johnson denies the allegations, but if he wins at
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SPRINT CUP: Subway Fresh Fit 500
SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying (6 p.m., Speed); Saturday, final practice (3 p.m., Speed); Sunday, race (2:30 p.m., Fox; green flag at 3:14 p.m.)
RACE DISTANCE: 500 kilometers (312 miles)
NATIONWIDE SERIES: Dollar General 200
SCHEDULE: Friday, practice, 10 a.m. and 1:35 p.m.; Saturday, race (4 p.m., ESPN2; green flag at 4:30 p.m.)
RACE DISTANCE: 200 miles
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series finds itself at Phoenix International Raceway this weekend for Sunday's Subway Fresh Fit 500.


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Bob Balaban as Narrator
Bruce Willis as Captain Sharp
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Frances McDormand as Laura Bishop
Harvey Keitel as Commander Pierce
Jared Gilman as Sam
Jason Schwartzman as Cousin Ben
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Wes Anderson directs this 2012 drama film which he co-wrote with Roman Coppola. It features an ensemble cast made up of actors like Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray & Frances McDormand. Set in the 1960s, a pair of young lovers flee their New England island town, prompting a local search party led by the Sheriff (Willis) and the girl's parents (Murray, McDormand) who fan out to find them.
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lacoste essential
versace pour homme
versace man eau fraiche
all above are relatively cheap , safe, and easy to wear.
I don't need the newest most expensive rarest fragrance. I am looking for a summer fragrance that is a good bargain. I am not looking for something cheap. I prefer something that is highly discounted. For example, I like Buglari Black and lolita Lempicka AM. Both can be had for $23-36 online (these I wouldn't consider summer fragrances though).
So here are the criteria:
-Spring/Summer fragrance
-Can be worn everyday
-Well liked and non offensive
-Great bargain online
-Easy to find
-Not cheap but low priced
Any Suggestions?
Here is what I have that I use in the Spring and Summer:
Creed MI (love)
Creed SMI (love)
Creed Erolfa (really like)
Creed GIT (really like)
Marc Jacobs (don't really like)
Vera Wang (just ok)
Thierry Mugler Cologne (really like)
Tommy Bahama Brown bottle (ok. More of a evening summer frag for me)
lacoste essential
versace pour homme
versace man eau fraiche
all above are relatively cheap , safe, and easy to wear.
Monsieur Balmain
Kenzo Power EDC
Dior homme sport. Extremly nice smell (ignore the basenote review on that since they expected iris in a summer fragrance) it goes for around 50-60 on fragrancenet 3.40z unboxed with free shipping)
nautica voyage and 360 red are my favorite cheapies
What about YSL Live Jazz?
Is that a summer/spring frag?
Is it a dated smell?
Another vote for Nautica Voyage. Also you should look into "Hei" from Alfred Sung, another good cheapie.
It's nothing niche or exotic, but I would like to suggest Green Tea by Elizabeth Arden. Just grabbed a 3.3 oz bottle today for $15 and it's truly beautiful stuff, with real green tea in it. It's definitely something I'll be wearing this summer.
Nautica Voyage and Diesel Green....and only if on clearance Chrome although I hate Chrome, it's the definition of Summer
nevr smelled it!
Nautica Voyage. Do not blind buy Live Jazz. It has a heavy cilantro note that makes me sick.
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Do you like woody/fig/leafy scent?
Molinad - Fleur de Figuier
EA Green Tea is a good idea, indeed. Fleurs de Figuier is also good (one of the best fig scents imo) and can be found cheap online. Some Acqua Allegorias are also worth checking out: Herba Fresca, Mandarine Basilic, Pamplelune.
Looks like Nautica Voyage has been recommended a few times.
I see online it is really inexpensive but if I can test it locally, then I will.
Any local places carry this juice?
I thought I may have seen it at Ulta but I could be wrong.
Does TJ Maxx carry this stuff cheaper than I can get it online?
I personally can not stand Nautica Voyage. To each their own I guess.
My personal favourite cheap summertime scents:
Love & Luck
Lacoste Essential
Kenzo PH
Aramis Havana
Azzaro Chrome
Kenzo PH
Beyond Paradise for Men by Estee Lauder
Bulgari Aqua pour Homme Marine by Bulgari
L'Eau par Kenzo pour Homme by Kenzo
Bellagio for Men is a very inexpensive scent in the L'Eau d'Issey vein, but much better and inoffensive, IMO. Bellagio edt can be acquired online at either Amazon or eBay for under $20 for a 100ml bottle (usually sold as a gift set with the aftershave balm that quite frankly is not very good).
eBay usually also has great deals on small splash on travel bottles of Eau d'Orange Verte from Hermes. Ed'OV is a great Eau de Cologne that is just what the name says, oranges and greens. Simplistic, but beautiful concoction.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
Cerruti pour Homme
Aqua Quorum
+ long lasting with just the right amount of projection
+ non-synthetic/chemical smelling (and does not contain "calone")
+ crisp/cool feeling
+ extremely affordable ($15 for a big bottle), yet doesn't smell cheap
+ inoffensive to the core
+ smells good
+ cannot overspray
+ doesn't go sour in the heat or from perspiration
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"You do not merely want to be considered just the best of the best. You want to be considered the only ones who do what you do." J.G.
Oh, one more......
Ogallala Bay Rum Cologne
"You do not merely want to be considered just the best of the best. You want to be considered the only ones who do what you do." J.G.
+1 for Aqua Quorum, it is a very good frag for the price.
Also agree with Lacoste essential which is very crisp and refreshing.
Cerruti 1881 would be worth a try too.
Two not mentioned, that are much better than their prices would have you think:
Gianfranco Ferre Bergamotto Marino
Eau de Lalique by Lalique
...try this one: it's brilliant and costs a little...!
Eau d'Hadrien (regularly pretty costly but I got a bottle for 13 bucks at perfumania)
"Un Jardin" Series (Sur le Toit is my favorite)
Coriolan (Discontinued but still cheap Guerlain?! Yes, please!)
Guerlain Vetiver EDC (Older bottles are cheap)
Habit Rouge EDC (ditto)
Rive Gauche
Live Jazz
Horizon(Dollar tree is as cheap as it gets)
Personally, for summer cheapies, I like YSL Live Jazz, Burberry Summer ('10 or '11 editions), Perry Ellis 360 Red, Sean Jean's I Am King, Burberry Sport, Lacoste Essential Sport, Boss Pure, Davidoff Cool Water Summer Fizz, Tommy Bahama Very Cool, Mugler Cologne, CK Eternity Aqua, and CK Truth.
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Thanks everyone for the responses. Right now I am wearing/testing Nautica Voyage.
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Guerlain Homme
Encre Noir by Lalique
Tuscan Soul
Perry Ellis 360 Red
Tommy Bahama St. Barts
Tommy Bahama Martinique
Lacoste Essential
"You do not merely want to be considered just the best of the best. You want to be considered the only ones who do what you do." J.G.
I tried Benetton Verde Men yesterday and thought it was a solid office/school frag for summer, and it's really inexpensive.
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I tried some of the suggestions and Nautica Voyage may be a winner but I do find it a bit feminine to my nose for some reason.
I was thinking.
What about Body Sprays (I never used any but I do like the way some Axe body washes smell)?
How about anything from Bath and Body Works (I see they have a relatively new line. The old line made me sneeze like I was wearing cheap cologne for some reason)?
If I could find something that smells good and is inexpensive, that would be great.
Totally agree with Havana (being a good summer fragrance, that is). Two others: Chrome and Kenzo pour homme
I got bvlgari aqva really cheap on amazon, like $35. I think it smells pretty good for summer.
Live Jazz!
Great fragrance at bargain bin price
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212 Splash
Cool Water Summer Fizz
Sunset Heat
Moon Sparkle
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I totally agree with Live Jazz as a recommendation. It never gets old to me and it can be had a reasonable price online.
A couple recommendations for spring and summer cheapies - simply because I ran onto these a couple days ago are from Gorilla Perfume:
Dirty Perfume, Gorilla Perfume - mint, green herbs and total freshness. Lush sells this as solid perfume stick, perfume, or body spray. It is recommended for use when you don't have time to take a shower and it works great as spring refresher scent. LOL!
Breath of God, Gorilla Perfume - Also comes as solid perfume stick, or perfume. This is a fantastic vetiver fragrance that is quickened with smokey orange, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, orris. Once I was walking past a large courtyard of meditating monks at a temple in Bali - the incense, the aura and energy of the place smelled exactly like this. Breath of God is an excellent name.
These can be ordered online from Lush, Gorilla Perfume or from any Lush retail store.
TODAY'S ROTATION: Cologne du Parfumeur Dior Homme Cologne Sel d' Vetiver Javanese Patchouli Vetiver Veritas Azemour les Orangers Bergamote 22 Peruvian Ambrette Palissandre d' Or Bowmakers Ex Idolo Thirty Three M/Mink LL Santal 33 L'Homme Eau Boisee Jardin d' Amalfi Maestrale EDC Imperiale
I gotta say some frags even though they are heavy are actually better in the summer, and Aramis Havana is a perfect example. I think Kouros is the ultimate summer frag though. I would go with Kenzo PH, Chrome, Havana, and Kouros. I just recently bought Aqua Quorum, but it hasn't arrived yet so I can't reccomend it yet.
+1 for Nautica Voyage. Very long lasting too. Also has a good nose behind it, if you care (Maurice Rocel)
Live Jazz
Bulgari PH Soir
Chanel EB
For a few months I have been dying to buy another bottle of Fahreheit. In thinking about getting a new Spring/Summer Scent, I just thinking about scents that would typically be classied as such.
I have always associated Fahrenheit with the Summer.
Maybe that will be my next purchase.
Nautica Voyage
My Top 10
1. Amouage Homage Attar
2. Serge Lutens - Muscs Koublai Khan
4. Serge Lutens - Ambre Sultan
5. Chanel Egoiste
6. 24 Gold by Scentstory
7. Amouage Epic Man
8. Amouage Jubilation XXV
9. Bond No. 9 New York Oud
10. Serge Lutens - Chergui
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Dior homme sport should be nice in the summer


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We can choose from many such methods to read and write characters to streams, where the stream is always closed automatically. Here's some methods which use a Reader and/or Writer. Although these examples use Files, all these methods work for other streamed resources also.
Some methods which use an input and/or output stream which, although using Files in the examples, all work for other streamed resources also:
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StringReader and StringWriter wrap around a StringBuffer:
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Contact Information
(812) 855-1100
spiro [at] indiana [dot] edu (E-mail)
Business School
- Professor of Marketing
- Executive Director, Center for Global Sales Leadership
- Bloomington
- PhD, University of Georgia, 1976
- MBA, Indiana University, 1969
- BA, Indiana University, 1967
Professional Experience
- Visiting Professor, I.E.S.E, Barcelona, Spain, 2000
- Visiting Professor, University of Aarhus, Denmark, 1991-1992
- Chairperson of the Board, American Marketing Association, 1994-1995
- Advisory Board, U.S. Census Bureau, 1997-2003
- Board of Governers, Academy of Marketing Science, 2004-2010
- Editorial Board/Senior Advisory Board, Journal of Professional Selling and Sales Management, 1986-current
- Editorial Review Board, Journal of Marketing, 1992-2002
- Shell Oil Company, 1969-1974
Awards, Honors & Certifications
- Lifetime Achievement Award, American Marketing Association, Sales Management and Personal Selling Special Interest Group, 2007
- Exceptional Inspiration and Guidance Award, Kelley School of Business, 2004
- Excellence in Research Award, American Marketing Association, Sales Management and Personal Selling Special Interest Group, 2002
- Pi Sigma Epsilon Award for outstanding article of the year, Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, 1981, 1986, 1996
- Faculty Fellow, American Marketing Association, Doctoral Consortium, 1990, 1991, 1993
- Eli Lilly Endowment Teaching Fellow, 1977
Professional Interests
Business to business marketing with particular interests in the salesperson/customer interaction, Sales strategy, Sales Management, Organizational buying behavior
Personal Interests
Running, Skiing, Traveling, Reading
Selected Publications
- Spiro, Rosann L., Kevin Bradford, Steve Brown, Shanker Ganesan, Gary Hunter, Vincent Oneymah, Robert Palmatier, Dominique Rouzies, Harish Sujan, and Barton Weitz (2010), "The Embedded Sales Force: Connecting Buying and Selling Organizations," Marketing Letters, Vol. 21, September, pp. 239-253.
Spiro, Rosann L., Gregory A. Rich, and William Stanton (2008), Management of a Sales Force (12th ed.), Boston, MA: Irwin/McGraw-Hill.
Cron, William L., Greg W. Marshall, Jagdip Singh, Rosann L. Spiro, and Harish Sujan (2005), "Salesperson Selection, Training, and Development: Trends, Implications, and Research Opportunities," Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 123-136. Read Abstract ››
- Spiro, R. L. and Katherine B. Hartman (2005), "Recapturing Store Image in Customer-Based Store Equity: A Construct Conceptualization," Journal of Business Research, Vol. 58, pp. 1112-1120.
Dixon, Andrea L., Rosann L. Spiro, and Lukas P. Forbes (2003), "Attributions and behavioral intentions of inexperienced salespersons to failure: An empirical investigation," Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 459-467. Read Abstract ››
Dixon, Andrea L., Rosann L. Spiro, and Maqbul Jamil (2001), "Successful and Unsuccessful Sales Calls: Measuring Salesperson Attributions and Behavioral Intentions," Journal of Marketing, Vol. 65, No. 3, pp. 64-78. Read Abstract ››
Strahle, William M., Rosann L. Spiro, and Frank Acito (1996), "Marketing and Sales Strategy: Strategic Alignment and Functional Implementation," Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, Vol. 16, No. 1, pp. 1-20. Read Abstract ››
Spiro, Rosann L. and Barton A. Weitz (1990), "Adaptive Selling: Conceptualization, Measurement, and Nomological Validity," Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 61-69. Read Abstract ››
Strahle, William and Rosann L. Spiro (1986), "Linking Market Share Strategies to Sales Force Objectives, Activities, and Compensation Policies," Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 11-18. Read Abstract ››
Williams, Kaylene C. and Rosann L. Spiro (1985), "Communication Style in the Salesperson-Customer Dyad," Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 22, No. 4, pp. 434-442. Read Abstract ››


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Maybe they are following the labor laws of that state. If it is a closed shop state, they are abiding by the laws that were passed in regards to labor requirements to perform a job. Looks like a golden opportunity for the anti-union people in those areas to bust the unions. I am surprised that it hasn't been tried already. On top of that, many of the people affected, quite possibly are union workers and don't want someone that is not a union worker doing the job.
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March 14, 2012
ST. LEO, F.L. - Pfeiffer University would use 14 first half goals to bolt out to a 21-6 victory at St. Leo on Wednesday afternoon. The win moves the 15th-ranked Lady Falcons to 4-3 on the year while the Lions drop to 1-6.
The scoring started within the first two minutes of play as Shannon Bonnel and Stephanie Marran each traded goals for both sides. Bonnel would then hit again to start a stretch of nine-straight goals for the Lady Falcons with three-straight coming from Liz Melesh. Natalie Marvin would also hit three times as Pfeiffer held a 10-1 lead midway through the first half.
After back-to-back goals from St. Leo, Rachel Hebberd would score her first of the day followed by back-to-back goals from Kristina Anderson. Bonnel would tally again with two seconds left in the half as Pfeiffer carried a 14-3 lead into the half.
Marvin would strike two more times in the running clock second half for five on the day while Nadia Salemeh notched her second late in the half. Ashley West would notch her first career goal with 2:56 to play. Melesh would add four goals on the day while Bonnel and Anderson each registered three.
Pfeiffer quickly returns to action on Thursday afternoon taking on #9 Stonehill in a neutral site contest at Rollins to wrap up the spring break trip.


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The game for some reason is downright refusing to upload game 7 to the page, so if you are a team that needs to see that go to your page, click on the schedule and scroll all the way to the bottom.
For those of you that tried to take players off of IR, it does not let you after the playoffs have began. So that's what is wrong their.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! At least I made it to round 2 (had I lost game 7...), without Shareef I'm toast vs. the Mavs. I could really use him to take Burrell and Doleac's minutes.
Yay, I didn't get swept. Had I changed my gameplan at the start of the series, I might have actually competed. Ah, well. Better make plans for next season.
Yikes, so much for the Raptors, huh? And congrats to the Hornets for pulling off the upset.
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Shareef is a big blow. Terrible break. He could have started at PF.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Man, looking at the Warriors, I really wish I could've held on to that #6 spot. I was 3-1 against the Spurs in the regular season. But then again, I would've ended up facing the Lakers anyway.....
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Just saw Zo got a bruised hip during the last game and only played 12 minutes. Didn't even see that the first time I looked at it, not sure if I'm ok with losing Game 7 or just more pissed knowing I had a chance lol
Dang 2 teams came back from being down 3-0 only to lose in game 7. Luckily for me Webber wasn't seriously hurt and got to play. But Good Lord that home game 7 was a joke officiating wise. 35 foul shots for the home team only 16 for me, and 6 blocks to 14? I have to find excuses and that's the one I'm picking.
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Great series though, just figured out the Sonics too late. Good luck man
My ****ing god that scared me. Camby coming back def won the game for me
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How in the hell did the Hornets beat the Cavs!?!? The Cavs are so much better haha. Lot of close series so far. Also stunned that the Warriors beat the Spurs.
Wow... I didn't even realize we had an 8th seed upset a 1st, congrats CP3
1 point away from not being swept
congrats to the Mavs and also to the Hornets for upsetting the Cavs. I thought they were a guarantee for the Finals.
I upset him because I think I found out how to shut down Timmy. Or limit him atleast.
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DAYTON, Ohio -- Miami kept it close in the first half in Dayton on Saturday night, but the Flyers' 46 second-half points were too much to overcome, and the RedHawks (3-5) fell by a score of 83-61. Junior forward Will Felder scored a career-high 18 points and junior forward Jon Harris added 16, a season high, but that was not enough to come away with a victory.
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Dayton took the momentum it had to end the half and brought it to the second, scoring six of the first nine points to extend its lead to nine, 45-36. Miami's three points in the opening minutes came from Felder, who also scored the RedHawks' next basket to cut the deficit to seven points with just over 15 minutes left. The Flyers continued to score in bunches, to the tune of an 11-3 scoring run to take a 17-point lead. A Rollins free throw at the 11:09 mark was the first Miami point not scored by Felder in nearly 12 minutes of game time.
A trey from Harris brought the RedHawks back within 15, but the Flyers would not relent, rattling off four straight points of their own. Miami actually outscored Dayton in the next two minutes of game time 8-6, but it was not enough to overcome a substantial Flyer lead. When the horn sounded, the RedHawks found themselves on the losing end of an 83-61 decision at the hands of local rival Dayton.
Miami's rebounding woes continued tonight, with the RedHawks finding themselves on the wrong end of a 45-22 margin.
Felder and Harris were the only scorers to reach double figures for Miami. Felder also added four assists, another career high for the junior.
All five of Dayton's starters scored at least 10 points with Dillard and Devin Oliver each scoring 15. Benson finished with 13 points and 12 rebounds for his first career double-double.
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The Stormers played with the intensity and mongrel of a team needing victory to secure the first place in the league standings.
As it was the Bulls were made to look like plodders in the 30-13 defeat.
All credit to the Stormers.
They were the better team in every aspect and deserved to win with a bonus point.
The Bulls were never in the match physically and on 55 minutes the Bulls coaching staff produced the white flag in subbing the core of their experienced players, including flyhalf Morne Steyn, who had been the best of an ineffective Bulls challenge.
The Bulls, who were already the South African Conference winners, needed to win to finish top of the table.
But they were never given a chance by a home team determined to erase the memory of an indifferent campaign with a stunning last league match.
The manner of the Stormers win would only have added to the frustration among Stormers supporters, as the side's performance was consistent with all the pre-tournament talk of favourites.
The Bulls were a kick away from losing to the Sharks in Pretoria a week ago and in Cape Town there was no charitable misses from the Stormers.
This was as emphatic a victory as the Stormers have scored against the Bulls in some time.
It was memorable and it was inspirational.
De Villiers and Bryan Habana were again magnificent. Eben Etzebeth and Deon Fourie were immense and every other Stormer played his part in a fine victory.
The Bulls, given the last two performances, will need home ground advantage and a bit more to advance to a final.
Saturday night belonged to De Villiers and his Stormers.
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DURHAM — Duke found enough offense in the second half to dispatch Georgia Tech 73-57 in Atlantic Coast Conference men's basketball Thursday night at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Seth Curry, returning after missing the final three-plus minutes in Saturday's loss at North Carolina State, scored 24 points for the third-ranked Blue Devils.
Mason Plumlee provided 16 points and 13 rebounds and freshman Rasheed Sulaimon responded from recent shooting woes to knock down 15 points for the Blue Devils (16-1 overall, 3-1 ACC).
Duke shot 27.3 percent (9 of 33) from the field in the second half. It was different in the second half when it scored 46 points for its most prolific half this month. Duke hit at a 53.1-percent clip (17 of 32) after halftime.
"We ran our stuff," Duke guard Quinn Cook said. "I think we were playing a little frantic and guys weren't taking their shots."
Georgia Tech (10-6, 0-4) remained the only team in the league without a conference victory despite freshman guard Chris Bolden's 20 points. He had 11 of the team's first 26 points.
Quinn Cook was scoreless in the first half, but he sank a 3-pointer on Duke's first possession of the second half. That erased a 28-27 halftime deficit and the Blue Devils never trailed again.
Cook's basket began a 14-3 spurt that was so thrilling to coach Mike Krzyzewski that he ran to midcourt to hug Plumlee when the Yellow Jackets called timeout for the second time in a four-minute span.
Plumlee shot 2-for-12 from the field in the first half, but he bagged 5 of 8 second-half shots.
Georgia Tech was undone by 21 turnovers. The Yellow Jackets turned it over 13 times in the first half, marking more giveaways than in an entire 40 minutes in any of their previous three ACC games.
"I thought we played extremely hard and competed," Georgia Tech coach Brian Gregory said. "That was our main objective. I thought they matched that, especially in the second half."
Despite the ball-handling issues, Georgia Tech built a 26-19 first-half lead.
Sulaimon, who was 0-for-10 from the field at N.C. State, was out of the starting lineup for the first time this season. Tyler Thornton replaced him as a starter.
At the beginning of the second half, Sulaimon and freshman Amile Jefferson were on the court for Duke.
Duke is 15-1 in games following a loss since the 2009-10 season.
Georgia Tech is 0-3 in games against Top 25 opponents, with all of the games on the road. Only four Georgia Tech players had ever previously played in Cameron Indoor Stadium. Among those, Daniel Miller and Mfon Udofia were in the starting lineup.