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Creed GIT works like that for me, also belive it or not Tommy Bahama Set Sail
We dont have much fancy stuff here in this part of SC.
Thread: Uplifting Perfumes
We all have moments of sadness. Sometimes the world becomes too cruel a place, sometimes people are mean, and you can't avoid feeling frustrated. But there are perfumes that have the magic quality of lifting your spirits. These perfumes remind you that there is beauty in the world.
If I had to choose only two perfumes with this quality, I would pick Acqua di Parma cologne, and Eau D'Hadrien. I think that these fragrances truly express happiness. They make me feel good.
Which fragrances do you pick when you need to boost your morale?
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Creed GIT works like that for me, also belive it or not Tommy Bahama Set Sail
We dont have much fancy stuff here in this part of SC.
Florals get me happy. Tubereuse by L'Artisan is a good tonic for me.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler, long I stood and looked down one as far as I could to where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, ...... I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost
Acqua di Parma Colonia: Both are great but this classic always puts a smile on my face!
My choice might actually anger others, but I find A*Men to be rather uplifting, particularly during the very snowy winter we had here.
AdP Colonia, Neroli Sauvage, and SMN Colonia Russa raise the spirits as well. There's something about a sparkling citrus that always puts a smile on my face.
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The moment I read the title of the thread, I was thinking AdP Colonia as well!!
There's nothing like a good spray of AdP Colonia after a good shower.
The Dreamer, Opium Eau d' Orient, Egoiste.
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2nd choice: Friends Moschino/for an uplifting "orange-y" burst.
1st choice: Monsieur Balmain. Impossible to be in a "funk" when I smell this. Makes me do the "happy dance."
Eau d'Orange Verte will never fail to pick me up - its zingy and zestful nature awakens the senses that may have been clouded by depression or excessive alcohol consumption!
Also, Carthusia Uomo is a blast of fragrant accords that literally blossom on the skin. A perfect pic-me-up from the Mediterranean Isles
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Guerlain's Herba Fresca. This is the brightest, most cheerful (cheering) fragrance. It's perfect for those grey overcast skies when the clouds seem so low that you instinctively duck your head.
1 st - Davidof Cool Water - because of good memories associated with the period in my life I used it
2 nd - Yohji Yamamoto Pour Homme (2004 edition).
My current Fall-Winter rotation: Baldessarini EdC - Canali Men - Dior Homme Sport - Gucci PH I - Guerlain Homme - Issey Miyake L`Eau D`Issey PH Intense - Lalique Encre Noir - Loewe Solo - Terre d`Hermes - YSL Rive Gauche PH
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Scents with prominent mint notes are very uplifting to me.
When I apply Series 5 Sherbet: Peppermint by Comme des Garcons, my skin even tingles a little, it's so minty.
Mike, did you ever manage to sample S.T Dupont Noir?
There's a nice shot of spearmint in the initial opening, which then subsides into a glowing ember of spice and woods.
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noir..oh wow...silky smooth black satiin...
uplifting fragrances for me would be...eau de cartier concentree, luciano soprani - Uomo, Moschino - uomo....pretty boring ha...
For me it's Mugler Cologne during the summertime (which is quite long in South Carolina! ) and Ambre Sultan during the winter (which is, strangely, also very long to a South Carolinian! )
"Faites des bêtises, mais faites les avec enthousiasme !" Colette
I love anything 'fresh' I know that sounds generic, but stuff that's very cirtusey or aquatic makes me happy! One that instantly comes to mind, is Vetiver Babylone by Armani Prive. The Bergamot and Citrus blend perfectly with the earthy patchouli to make something naturally refreshing
Creed Selection Verte is uplifting for me.
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funny thing is.. probably half of my collection makes me smile at first sniff. ones that stand out in my mind that are either too perfect or have memories associated are:
bond 9 west side
bond 9 central park (i love bond)
creed erolfa and virgin island water (reminds me of latest cruise where they were my two choices)
comme des garcons red rose
montale soleil de capri
the vetiver brothers: OV and mugler cologne
the more i think of it, the more in my collection i think of. quite a few make me smile and put me in a good mood.
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Anything citrus, green and with "white" florals--which is 80% of my 'drobe.
Menthe Moderne - DSH
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Aromatic Lime - Montale
Aqua Viva - Profumum
Yes, thats the bottle indeed. Its dead sexy! The bottle has a similar tactile quality to Armani attitude, but its highly-faceted surface is extraordinary when it picks up the light.
The searing mint is quite fleeting, but is a great intro to the simmering warmth that later unfolds.
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Uplifting.. hmm.. I tend to reach out for cK Be or one of my vetivers in those moments.
PVC and Leather. A Chain and a feather
by Clinique, the men's version.
I know it sounds corny, but it helped me get through a difficult time. I found it very uplifting.
AdP - Colonia Assoluta
For a quick spritz to "lighten my load" I usually reach for Live Jazz. Grapefruit, mint, and coriander are all elevating bursts of scent that stay "bone dry".
The most uplifting from my collection are:
Live Jazz
Any light or green vetiver: Mugler Cologne, Sel d' Vetiver , Vetiveru,
Carlo Corinto Vetiver
CdG Soda
Silver Mountain Water by Creed
No specific fragrance. All my favorites will put a smile on my face at the right moment. Sometimes I'm in the middle of class and get a whiff of my scent and out of nowhere I find myself smiling like a complete idiot. I love those moments.
And I agree, Eau d'Hadrien is very uplifting.
Biehl Parfumkunstwerke mb02 (Mark Buxton). Makes me feel quite elegant and ready to buy the world.
AG's Eau d'Hadrien happens to be my SOTD. Thanks for an uplifting thread!
I'd also agree on Aqua di Parma
I would also add a few more (of probably many):
Hermes Terre d'Hermes
FM Lys Mediterranee & Carnal Flower
Tauer's L'Air du Desert Marocain
SL Fleurs d' Orangier & Fleurs d'Citronnier
Bvlgari's Eau Parfumee au the vert
Depends on
But usually I reach for flowery vetivers - Adolfo Dominguez, Creed 1947, Vetiver pour Elle Guerlain.
Neroli and petitgrain also works
anyway, it should be clean bright and natural scent
Vetiver The Great!!!
Diptyque L'Ombre dans L'Eau. Yesterday, 5 minutes before I went to sleep, I sprayed 2 sprays from a good distance on my pillow. It truly smells like a "green riverside garden." The day was very tough, but for 15 minutes before I fell asleep, I was having very nice thoughts because of this fragrance. A great compliment getter too, and magnificent for hot summer days. My sotd for a couple of days to come. I need the good thoughts that this scent brings.
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My current uplifter is Sean John Unforgivable. I`ve got that one as a present from my GF - our love affair is quite short, but right now we`re on the emotional peak & that fragrance reminds me of her all day long.
My current Fall-Winter rotation: Baldessarini EdC - Canali Men - Dior Homme Sport - Gucci PH I - Guerlain Homme - Issey Miyake L`Eau D`Issey PH Intense - Lalique Encre Noir - Loewe Solo - Terre d`Hermes - YSL Rive Gauche PH
Creed Neroli sauvage,
R&G Extra Vieille
Guerlain Eau de Coq
L'Occitane Neroli
Trumper Wild Fern
Creed Citrus Bigarrade
Volloresi acqua di colonia
Anything else with lots of neroli and citrus.
Montale Lime Oud.
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CDG Vettiveru works for me
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- The Different Company Divine Bergamote
- Acqua di Parma Colonia
- Domenico Caraceni Pour Homme
Pure sandalwood oil, one drop on each wrist. Sublime.
Currently digging: Le Labo Rose 31 and Oud oils.
CK Truth, because the grass notes make me think about sunshine and summer. It's like I squirted on Chez Bond and went out and rolled in the grass.
Yummy and (I think) wildly underrated.
CdG 2 Man always uplifts me for some reason - must be the waxy aldehydes they use - because I find it waxy, fresh (though not "aquatic"), smoky-incense, and cedar. The freeshness keeps me from feeling too low.
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Burberry London always warms my soul a bit.
Although it has been a while and I don't own it anymore, Davidoff Good Life used to put me in a bright and cheery mood!
I also find Unforgivable and Dunhill '34 to be quite uplifting.
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You guys are going to laugh at this, but beautyhabit has this perfume called Smiley and it's suppose to to uplifting and marketed with this not and that note to take the blues away. A joke of marketing IMO, but the funny thing is I think fresh citrus lovers will like this one. I know I do.
Probably the least likely suspect, and that would be: Eau D'Orange Verte. Such a fizzy, bubbly, scent it always put a smile on my face. I also just got a sample of Smiley, with a Beauty Habit order. I haven't tried it yet, don't know much about this frag. I guess I will find out huh!
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Apple's clean energy plans still cloudy despite coal-free pledge
Apple's clean energy policies have significantly improved, but the company still gets low scores for its energy choices when compared with sector leaders, according to a new Greenpeace International analysis released today.
Despite a welcome commitment by Apple in May that its data centres will be coal-free and powered by 100% renewable energy, the analysis reveals that Apple still lacks a plan that outlines a realistic path to eliminate its reliance on coal to power its iCloud.
The analysis, "A Clean Energy Road Map for Apple" is a follow-up evaluation to Greenpeace International's April "How Clean is Your Cloud?" report, which ranked technology companies on their renewable energy policies.
That report was part of a major campaign launch in which more than 250,000 people have asked Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to clean up the cloud.
The latest analysis updates the scores to account for Apple's new announcements and found that Apple's plans to make its three existing data centres "coal-free" are still far from complete.
Since Apple will have to buy much of its electricity in North Carolina from Duke Energy, the only electric utility in the area – and one which also relies heavily on coal – Apple cannot be coal-free without pushing Duke toward that goal as well.
Apple should use its buying power as one of Duke Energy's anticipated top 10 customers to demand that Duke provide it with clean energy, not mountaintop removal coal.
People like Emily Euchner in North Carolina are depending on Apple to take that next step and join them in pushing Duke to quit coal and move toward renewable energy.
Check out the report here and add your name to the growing list of people asking for a clean cloud.
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Greenpeace, is it true that your data centers in northern Virginia are supplied by Dominion Virginia Power, which gets 46 percent of its production from coal, 41 percent from nuclear, 8 percent from natural gas, and just 4 percent of its power from renewable generation?
To mee it seems that you don't walk your talk. So, you are basically just a bunch of terrorist hypocrites trying to make yourselves feel important. I heard from a reliable source that your mothers provide for you. It means that you are null.
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Where can we find that report... the one with all those OTHER companies pushing their nearest energy provider to provide them with clean energy?
Where can we find that report... the one with all those OTHER companies pushing their nearest energy provider to provide them with clean energy?
Question #2: What it GreenPeace's annual energy consumption?
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I've been a long time supporter of Greenpeace, they were fair... but now it seems with regards of technology, it's been assaulted by Android/G...
I've been a long time supporter of Greenpeace, they were fair... but now it seems with regards of technology, it's been assaulted by Android/Google/Open software fans, any decent technologist or expert would criticise the Google, Facebook, Twitter, et al data centres. Not to mention the industrial size data centres servicing larges companies and banks, i.e. HP-EDS data centres... this seems like a quite obscure agenda, either for cheap publicity or give an example. If you were true and fair, you should be doing the same for the rest of companies, specially those which have had data centres since ages, pollution the world since then.
I'm not a Apple fan or similar, I've been working with technology since ages and this analysis is quite biased, as if was done by an anti-Apple analysts, not serious ones.
It really seem the old Greempeace is dying. Not good.
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Relly? they get all lot of money they can do every thing!!!
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For work Greenpeace has done examining other IT companies, please see our April report http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/publications/Campaign-reports/Climate-Reports/How-Clean-is-Your-Cloud/ or check out our Cool IT campaign here: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/climate-change/cool-it/
Learn about Greenpeace's own energy usage here: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/en/campaigns/climate-change/cool-it/Green-IT-at-Greenpeace/
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In a new report titled "Apple's clean energy plans still cloudy despite coal-free pledge," Greenpeace is putting biogas-fueled fire under the feet of Apple to live up to its vow to go coal-free for its cloud data centers — but the environmental advocacy group goes on to give Apple its first passing grades: Cs in "Renewables and Advocacy" and "Energy Efficiency and Greenhouse Gas Mitigation."
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Apple es la única empresa que hace esto. así que felicito a ellos por sus pasos y espero que puedan superar este problema también.
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WILSON, N.C. The Pfeiffer University womens volleyball team (2-9) dropped a non-conference match to host Lenoir-Rhyne (6-2) on Tuesday evening, by a final score of 3-0. The Lady Falcons were led by senior Anna Vizvary who posted a game-high 11 kills.
Pfeiffer had control in the opening moments of the match, running out to an early 7-3 lead after a kill by Shelby Younger. Lenoir-Rhyne cut the lead to 8-7, but the Lady Falcons scored three straight points to push the lead back to four. The Bears would go on to score 11 straight points to take an 18-11 lead. Morgan Bunker ended the match with an ace as the Bears won, 25-14.
Pfeiffer played its best set in the second frame, hitting .179 and drilling 13 kills. The Bears took the first five points of the set but the Lady Falcons came storming back. Junior Kelly Lancellot, who returned after missing six matches due to injury, smashed three straight kills to cut the lead to 16-15. Pfeiffer would take its first lead of the set at 21-20 after a kill by Kelsey Blauser, forcing the Bears to take a timeout. Lenoir-Rhyne scored twice in a row but Lancellot recorded another kill to give the visitors a 23-22 lead. The Bears rallied for the last three points of the match and won, 25-23.
The Bears took the third and final set by a score of 25-14 and hit .478 as compared to .074 for the Lady Falcons.
For the evening, Pfeiffer hit .119 and had 19 attack errors. Lenoir-Rhyne posted a .315 hitting percentage and had a 42-34 advantage in digs.
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The eight short-listed design teams have been announced for a competition to redevelop the Windermere Steamboat Museum on the shores of Windermere.
The Lakeland Arts Trust recently secured initial support for a £7.4m Heritage Lottery Fund bid, including £494,000 development funding, to take the project forward. The project aims to create an exciting and active museum which will use the lake and the lakeside setting to display the nationally significant collection of steam launches, motor boats, yachts and other vessels which are all associated with Windermere.
The first stage of the competition attracted 114 expressions of interest. The short-list (in order of the architect leading the multi-disciplinary design team) is as follows: Carmody Groarke; Adam Khan Architects; Niall McLaughlin Architects; Terry Pawson Architects; Reiach and Hall Architects; 6a Architects; Sutherland Hussey Architects; Witherford Watson Mann Architects.
Martin Ainscough, Chairman of the Lakeland Arts Trust, commented: "We are very encouraged by the quality of entries in the architectural competition and the judging panel had a difficult decision to select the final eight for the shortlist. We are looking forward to working with the successful practice to create a world class facility in the heart of the Lake District.."
Gordon Watson, the trust's chief executive, added: "We are looking for a fresh, well-detailed and sensitive response for the stimulating and highly significant site on Windermere and to display the museum's wonderful collection of boats."
The second stage of the competition will seek design concepts for the project. Architects will need to take into account the requirement of displaying the boats and other items in the collection in the exhibition space and wet dock, and enabling visitors to see the boats being restored in the conservation workshop, as well as designing an appropriate facility for the location to provide a world-class visitor experience.
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TWO thirds of the red kites released in Grizedale Forest last summer have survived the harsh winter.
Wildlife rangers believe that around 20 of the 30 birds released in the Forestry Commission's three-year re-introduction programme made it through the winter and are still in Cumbria, or nearby counties. Between five and eight of the birds are believed to be living around Grizedale and the Rusland Valley, with another three to five inhabiting the Kirkby Moor area near Ulverston.
Four more Grizedale red kites have been spotted by RSPB experts at feeding stations in Dumfries and Galloway – the furthest known movement is by the bird tagged as number four, which has flown 120km north west into Scotland.
"The birds are doing pretty much exactly as we expected, which is very encouraging," said Iain Yoxall, Forestry Commission wildlife ranger. "We are more confident that these birds will make it to adults now they have made it through a harsh winter. Sadly we lost a few birds but that is natural and why we have to release the numbers that we did."
The 30 red kites released from a secret location in Grizedale Forest in August last year had coloured tags on each wing. An orange tag on their left wing shows they are from Grizedale, and blue tags on their right wings indicate that they were released in 2010. Some birds were also fitted with radio transmitters to help with monitoring.
Mr Yoxall, who has been following the birds' movements around Cumbria, said the help he has received from the public had been invaluable. "I have been radio tracking the birds but sightings from members of the public have been a fantastic help and greatly appreciated. This has been very important because it helps us find the birds and backs up our radio tracking results to give us a more robust picture of their movements. We hope that the public will continue letting us know when and where they make sightings of the red kites."
This year's birds will hatch in May and are likely to be released into Grizedale Forest in August. The red kites being introduced into Grizedale are the product of a reintroduction programme that took place in Northamptonshire in the 1980s.
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It's time to meet your match, people—your four-legged match! Once again the ASPCA is teaming up with dozens of animal shelters across the country for the second-annual ASPCA Mega Match-a-thon! This weekend (October 18-20), nearly 40 animal rescues across the country are joining forces to co-host some epic adoption events. We threw down more than $278,000 in grants to help make it happen.
Last year's Mega Match-a-thon saw more than 6,100 pets adopted in just one weekend! Can we top that number? Yes, we can!
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Fall is here, and it's time to get cozy and meet your match—your four-legged match! That's why the ASPCA is teaming up with dozens of animal shelters across the country for the second annual ASPCA Mega Match-a-thon. Next weekend (October 18-20), animal rescues across the country are joining forces to co-host some epic adoption events, and you're invited!
What: ASPCA Mega Match-a-thon adoption event
Wh o: Scott County Humane Society
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Franklin County Humane Society
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When: Friday, October 18 from 2:00 to 7:00 P.M.
Saturday, October 19 from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
Sunday, October 20 from 1:00 to 7:00 P.M.
Where: Brooking Park, Georgetown, KY
More Info: Please visit facebook.com/ScottCountyHumaneSociety
I did just look at my local adoption sites and couldn't find any mention of a Match-a-thon. I was planning to go cat hunting today anyway and would love to know where in the Boston area there are match-a-thons.
Wonderful event! fyi that @PetHub is giving away free ID tags for the #MegaMatch event (limit 2/person). Go to PetHub.com/aspca and use coupon code: MEGAMATCH in the shopping cart. Have a paw-some weekend! (my pup and cat are both shelter rescues!)
This has been a frustrating night trying to find out where these events are or where to get an application form. What a shame you set this whole thing up and then keep it a secret where to go
This has been a frustrating night trying to find out where these events are or where to get an application form. What a shame you set this whole thing up and then keep it a secret where to go
I have always been a supporter of ASPCA but I have wasted hours tonight trying to figure out where to go and who will be there this is a disorganized nightmare. What a shame to go to this trouble for the pets only to make it next to impossible to go. Obviously can't go everywhere on another wild goosechase
We are so excited to be a part of this! We are open until Midnight at our Midnight Madness PAW-jama Party Mega Match-a-thon!
We found and adopted a wonderful 8 year old Border Collie Mix from the shelter in Monroe, NY. We have named her Tessie and she is a love! Tess will need some work after years of neglect -but she is now under the care of an excellent vet and our love. I just have to say that the manager of the Monroe, NY shelter is the best!!! This shelter - more of a pound - is under funded and in need of a new facility! If anyone knows of funding that could help them out, I know Mike would be very grateful, as would the dogs in his care. Tess thanks you with all her heart for giving her a chance to find us. We rescued each other.
We went to the event in Santa Fe, NM and came home with a beautiful 10 mo. old black Lab. He is quite mellow and very smart and responsive. What a great find!
Right now I know of a family who's home was bought by a new owner and they didn't want to keep anyone in any of the homes who had owner carried contracts to buy so they literally through shady moves caused 7 families to be out at a moment's notice. One of the families is a personal friend and they did not have any money to move and now with there three kids have no home. My friend I just found out had nit even eaten in three days just so her kids could. Her husband works part time as he has to also take care of my friend who was injured and due to bad insurance and drs she has not been able to walk for over two years. I can't have kids so I have three dogs my husband and I even rescued one but I am sickened that putting animals again of people is a priority to you all. 1 in ever 5 kids in America only eat the food they get at school and they r cutting free lunches for Obama care so now those kids won't eat how about u collect that money to help good families and im not talking about th crack heads who pop out kids just to get welfare im talking about real hard working people who just got a bad hand why don't u help them. Oh that's right let the kids die of starvation but make sure the cat is fed u people r sick


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After Tony-nominated performances in Company and Speed-the-Plow, Raúl Esparza is calling the Ethel Barrymore Theatre home yet again as math scholar Valentine Coverly in the Broadway revival of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia. Esparza welcomed Broadway.com to his backstage dressing room (where Marlon Brando was a former tenant!) to show off his five must-have items for a successful show. Click below for a guided tour by Esparza as he presents his impressive bar and the fancy cologne he's chosen to wear onstage.March 30, 2011
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Our apartment is a 4-room apartment 100 m2, on the ground which features a living room with satellite-TV. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 bed (90 cm, length 200 cm), 1 double bed (180 cm, length 200 cm). Exit to the terrace. 1 room with 1 double bed (180 cm, length 200 cm), 1 folding bed. Exit to the balcony. 1 room with 1 double bed (180 cm, length 200 cm). Exit to the balcony. Dining room. Exit to the balcony. Open kitchen (4 hotplates, oven, freezer). Bath/WC, sep. WC. 2 balconies, terrace 6 m2. Terrace furniture. Facilities: Internet (Wireless LAN [WLAN]). Reserved parking (fenced).
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From the main bus/train station take the bus no. 5. ( Puntamika) or no. 8. (Diklo) . After ten minutes bus ride exit on 6. station, ( Sfinga ), opposite the Thai restaurant. Walk straight on the main street for 30 meters and then turn left in the street. Apartment Mira is third house on the right side.
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Highway Zagreb - Zadar, exit 17 for Zadar 1. Continue straight to Zadar 17km. Before entering to town on traffic intersection turn right for direction Nin, Vir and Puntamika. After 7km when you pass 4. traffic intersections just follow the main street to the town. Drive one km along the coast and after hotel 'Villa Hresch' turn left, then first right and second left. The house is fifth house on the right side.
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GARETH DUNCAN brought you live commentary from the Rugby Championship Test in Pretoria.
80 mins: The Wallabies restart and Hougaard is the receiver. The final hooter blows and he hacks the ball into touch. THE SPRINGBOKS WIN!
79 mins: SPRINGBOK TRY! Great interplay from South Africa and Louw finds space. The flank rushes forward and an accurate long pass puts Habana through for his hat-trick try. Great performance from the veteran wing. Pienaar pushes the conversion wide. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 31-8!
76 mins: Great counter-attack by the Springboks, as skipper Jean de Villier spots the gap after a turnover. Pienaar gets the offload and he's taken down in the 22m area. Reserve centre Juan de Jongh runs on to a pop pass, and his go for the tryline is short. Scrum to the Wallabies.
72 mins: Some confusion about the sub rules from the Wallabies, and referee Alain Rolland forces the visitors to play with 14 men. Prop Ben Robinson takes over the lineout throwing for Australia.
65 mins: WALLABIES TRY! The Aussies get some consolation as reserve centre Mike Harris is put through thanks to an offload from Beale. Harris misses the conversion. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 26-8!
60 mins: SPRINGBOK TRY! Try No 45 for Habana, who is showing great form during the Rugby Championship. He has the speed to breakaway from the chasing Wallaby defenders, and dots down untouched under the posts. Pienaar converts. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 26-3!
58 mins: GREAT DEFENDING! The Wallabies try a smart lineout move from striking distance, and it nearly works out. But a strong tackle from Habana forces Wallabies hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau out of touch, and the ball slips loose. Reserve flank Marcel Coetzee pounces on the loose ball.
54 mins: SPRINGBOK TRY! From another strong driving maul, the Wallabies pack fails to restrict the hosts. Louw, who's been all over the park today, finds his way through to the tryline. Pienaar misses the conversion. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 19-3!
52 mins: YELLOW CARD! Prop James Slipper is sin binned as the Wallabies are guilty for repetitive transgressions at the breakdown. Springboks have a one-man advantage.
44 mins: CRUCIAL TURNOVER! The Wallabies build the early momentum in the second half as Beale rushes into the Bok 22m area. However, Springbok flank Willem Alberts poaches the ball from Phipps, and South Africa escape.
41 mins: Beale restarts and it's untidy as the ball is allowed to bounce. But the Springboks manage to clean things up and Pienaar clears.
40 mins: Hooter blows as Wallabies scrumhalf Nick Phipps boots the ball into touch. The players head for the tunnel.
39 mins: Kirchner slips into touch as outside centre Adam Ashley-Cooper comes in for try-saving cover tackle. However, Ashley-Cooper gets his head in one the wrong side of the tackle, and he goes down hard. The Australian is stretchered off the field – sad sight.
37 mins: It's a curse of the penalty for the Springboks – Pienaar hits the post from his second penalty attempt. No three-pointers for the hosts yet.
34 mins: WALLABIES PENALTY! Flyhalf Kurtley Beale opens the scoring for the tourists as he slots his first penalty attempt. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 14-3!
32 mins: Some good attacking play from the Springboks. Goosen might not have his kicking boots on today, but he's attacking the line much flatter, making a good difference.
29 mins: SPRINGBOK TRY! Wing Bryan Habana equals Breyton Paulse's Springbok record for the most tries against the Wallabies (seven tries). After some good attacking play, the hosts build continuity in the 22m area. Eventually, Habana pushes over for South Africa's second. Pienaar converts. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 14-0!
27 mins: The Boks get another scoring opportunity as the Wallabies get penalised on the 50m line. However, Pienaar pushes his effort. Nine points have been misses now.
24 mins: TOUGH CALL! The Boks win a turnover at a lineout, and run the ball into the red zone on the counter attack. Louw puts Goosen into space, and the youngster is stopped short of the tryline. His support pushes him over, and Goosen gets up behind the whitewash. However, the TMO deems it a double movement. No try.
20 mins: SPRINGBOK TRY! South Africa's rolling maul is doing some key damage, and the Wallabies defence finds itself on the back foot. After a few phases, the Boks attack wide and fullback Zane Kirchner powers over to score. Pienaar takes over the kicking duties, and converts the extras. SPRINGBOKS LEAD 7-0!
18 mins: Wallabies concede another penalty at the tackle point, good defence from the Boks.
15 mins: GOOD CONTESTING! The Springbok heavies are contesting well at the breakdowns. This time, No 8 Duane Vermeulen makes a telling turnover as the visitors' attack were building momentum in the strike zone.
10 mins: The Boks are awarded another penalty minutes later, Wallabies flank Michael Hooper pinned for coming in from the side. However, Goosen misses his second penalty attempt from 36m out – some frustrating noise from the crowd.
8 mins: Lock Andries Bekker and flank Francois Louw contest well at the breakdown, and the Boks get a kickable penalty on the halfway line. Goosen steps up confidently, but pulls a tough effort from 50m out.
6 mins: Wing Francois Hougaard is pinned for an early chase from scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar's box kick. However, Barnes misses the target
2 mins: Static attack by the Boks as the Wallabies easily restrict the hosts during a promising opportunity.
KICK-OFF: Springbok flyhalf Johan Goosen starts the game with a high kick-off. Wallabies take it in neatly, and Wallabies fullback Berrick Barnes boots a poor clearance.
Springboks – 15 Zane Kirchner, 14 Bryan Habana, 13 Jaco Taute, 12 Jean de Villiers, 11 Francois Hougaard, 10 Johan Goosen, 9 Ruan Pienaar, 8 Duane Vermuelen, 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Francois Louw, 5 Andries Bekker, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Adriaan Strauss, 1 Beast Mtawarira.
Subs: 16 Tiaan Liebenberg, 17 Coenie Oosthuizen, 18 Flip van der Merwe, 19 Marcel Coetzee, 20 Elton Jantjies, 21 Juan de Jongh, 22 Pat Lambie.
Wallabies – 15 Berrick Barnes, 14 Dominic Shipperley, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Kurtley Beale, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Radike Samo, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Dave Dennis, 5 Nathan Sharpe (c), 4 Kane Douglas, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Tatafu Polota Nau, 1 Benn Robinson
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By Jasmina Kelemen
Usually a stickler about seat belts and other basic safety measures, I sat in the back of a roofless dune buggy roaring over mountains of sand, clinging to an overhead bar and wondering what the hell would happen if this thing flipped over. The driver must have caught me while I was in the middle of a thought, because apparently I answered affirmatively when he yelled over his shoulder "Com Emocao?"
I likely figured he was asking in Portuguese if the ride was exciting, instead, I had unwittingly given the go-ahead to drive the buggy straight over the sandy edge, which from our vantage point seemed like the last ledge of land in Brazil and lead directly to the Atlantic Ocean.
Natal's Ride of Choice
Lacking any sort of literature on the region, we asked the unfailingly polite hotel staff at the Tulip Inn to assist us with finding a driver. English, as the international lingua-franca, seems to have skipped over northwestern Brazil, but usually, even rudimentary Spanish, a smile and a nod will suffice. An hour later in the lobby was Luis, barefoot, clad in Ocean Pacific beach-wear and sporting the obligatory pair of Ray-Bans. Over the course of three days and over 200 miles, Luis never bothered to wear shoes. For the bugeiros, it's all beach and sand, all the time.
Our tour began with a jaunt through Genipabu, 25 kilometers north of Natal and famous locally for its dunes. A ferry ride across the Rio Potengi took us out of Natal through dusty fisherman villages. As the villages receded into the backdrop, the sands accumulated around us and we were surrounded by gigantic hills of sand on all sides, careening fast towards the bottom of the craters in between the dunes.
Though the zigzags through the Sahara-like landscape were exhilarating, we were still not prepared for the sheer drop over Genipabu's most famous dune-a monstrous mound of sand over 300 feet tall that falls directly into the Atlantic Ocean. The driver must immediately maneuver the vehicle from the dune onto the beach and out of any tricky tides that are developing. I have no idea how Luis did it; I couldn't watch.
Finally we were on flat land, zooming along stretches of undeveloped coastline. Truth be told, the dune buggy is better suited for the hair-raising, vertiginous rides through the dunes rather than the beaches, where wet sand and water, kicked up by speeds approaching 40mph painfully lash your face. We swerved inland, clinging improbably like a spider to the sides of gigantic bowls formed of sand, on our way to Lagoa de Jacuma to experience the thoroughly northern Brazilian sports of "aero-bunda" and "ski-bunda."
60' above a Yellow Lagoon
Perched over 60 feet above a yellow lagoon, a group of men operated a system of rope pulleys that stretched from the top of the hill to the water below. Visitors were invited to sit on seats fashioned out of sturdy but well-worn cloths hanging from the ropes and slide down the length of the cords into the freshwater lagoon below. I pleaded with the young Brazilian handling the ropes to steer me gently down the slope, insisting that I didn't want to sink very far below the water's surface.
Finally, I took a seat, sans life jacket, and lest I try to jump off and simply tumble down the dune, my handler immediately swung me forward and sent me rushing towards the water. Unlike the German daredevils ahead of me that outstretched their arms and flapped their wings, I clung for dear life at the straps on my sides but forced myself to keep my eyes open and enjoy the unrestricted views afforded at such heights.
After "aero-bunda" we drove to a different part of the lagoon for "ski-bunda." For this strange sport, you sit on what looks like a skateboard without wheels, though the front end is curled inward, creating a pocket for the toes. While the rider balances the board with hands on the side and in the sand, again, undernourished-looking men stand at the top of the hill and control the board's fast descent into the water. Of course, I shrieked the entire way down and subsequent pictures of my landing show legs outstretched wildly in the air over my head, while huge waves splash all around. My boyfriend's more graceful landing barely caused a ripple.
On to Praia da Pipa
Fancying ourselves intrepid explorers of the Brazilian coast, we readily agreed when Luis said he would pick us up the next day and take us to Praia da Pipa, a surfing destination 90kms south of Natal. Buses, shoes and modest clothing seemed all too confining; the back of the buggy, with its attendant sense of freedom, was the only way we would go.
Along the southern path, behind every rough veer from the road, Luis led us to a new gem. Behind what looked like a steep ditch, a sandy hill descended to a stunningly turquoise, freshwater lagoon shining brilliantly at the bottom of the hill. A few steps from a side-street kiosk, an expansive view of the bay of dolphins spread out before us, where packs of fins playfully dove in and out of a liquid field of jade.
But the best surprise was saved for last. On first glance, Pipa resembled your typical sandy outpost of the international, bliss-seeking community. Internet cafes proliferated, next to cheap hostels housing dread-locked surfers. Our buggy continued up a maze of streets and wound its way up a hill to Sombra e Agua Fresca.
I've yet to find a travel book on Brazil that lists this unadvertised piece of tropical heaven. Walking to our rooms was a bit of a trek up a very steep but paved incline under a canopy of dense foliage. The effort was matched with uninterrupted views of the angry ocean below the cliffs.
Getting there: Brazilian airlines Varig, Tam and Gol fly to Natal from Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro. There are few direct flights to Natal, most of the flights jump between the major cities along the coast, flying to Salvador, Natal and Fortaleza. For visitors traveling to Brazil from international destinations, Tam and Varig offer air passes that cover multiple cities in Brazil but must be bought outside of Brazil.
Where to stay: In Natal, Tulip Inn is widely recognized as the best buy, offering comfortable, full service apartments with air conditioners for roughly $60 a night, a few blocks from the prettiest beach in town, Praia das Artistas and the center of Natal's nightlife. The hotel does not seem to have an internet address but rooms can be booked on various hotel websites such as Expedia and ravelocity.
Tulip Inn, Rua Potengi No 521, Natal, Brazil
Pestana Natal Beach Resort, Av. Senador Pinarte Mariz 5525
In Pipa, Sombra E Agua Fresca is worth the relative splurge.
Buggies: Any hotel in Natal will arrange for a bugeiro to pick up guests at the hotel. An afternoon ride, that involves multiple stops along the dunes and a stop for food along the lagoons, costs anywhere from $50-75, depending on how many passengers are sharing the ride. Buggies are also available for multi-day, long-distance trips along the coast.
packtours.com.br is a good website that offers assistance with trips covering all of Brazil
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When medical student Edwin Anderson of Wilmington, N.C., wrote his Yale thesis in 1837, he would not have expected it to generate excitement a century and a half later. Bearing the Latin title De Calculo Vesicae, Anderson's treatise on bladder stones made its case in 155 pages and 40 chapters and contained two pages of references, not unusual for its day. What set it apart 152 years later was its discovery among the archives by a professor tracing the roots of student research at Yale.
The professor, John Forrest, M.D. '67, came across the slim volume in 1989 while preparing remarks for the 150th anniversary of the thesis requirement, first documented in the medical school Bulletin in 1839. (Anderson's work, the earliest bound thesis that has been located, is among a handful known to predate the requirement; the earliest was written in 1823.)
In early May, Forrest brought Anderson's work to Student Research Day, the annual celebration of scientific inquiry by students. What began in 1987 as a yearly poster session has become one of the brightest days on the academic calendar. It is also an opportunity for medical students to sit at the feet of leading figures in science and medicine who visit under the auspices of the Lee E. Farr, M.D. '33, Lectureship. This year, Nobel laureate and former NIH Director Harold Varmus delivered a talk entitled "Genes and Cancer: The Quest Continues."
Forrest told students and faculty who gathered to hear presentations of five outstanding works that "the value of the thesis is to teach that all physicians are scientists. It is a way," he said, "to help ensure that Yale medical students learn the scientific method from the inside out."
Graduate research conference links students across campus
With 100 posters on display and 370 registrants, this year's Graduate Student Research Symposium on May 4 and 5 achieved the greatest participation in its five-year history. For the first time, the symposium was open to submissions by postdoctoral fellows as well as graduate students. Faculty members led mini-symposia in each of 10 research categories.
"We modeled it like a national conference," said Shilpa Patel, who organized the conference with fellow pharmacology student Helen Seow. In a break from past years, posters were organized by interdisciplinary topics and presenters discussed their particular disciplines during poster mini-symposia. This allowed researchers to break out of their specialties and meet others at Yale who are working on a different aspects of common fields, Patel said. "Yale is a very collaborative environment to do science," she added.
The event also featured talks by Nobel laureate Günter Blobel, M.D., Ph.D., and MIT biology professor Harvey Lodish, Ph.D. Lodish studies two classes of membrane proteins: transporters which move nutrients into and out of cells, and receptors which bind chemical signaling molecules in the environment of a cell and transmit these signals to the cell's interior.
Blobel, a cell and molecular biologist at Rockefeller University, won the 1999 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for his discovery that proteins have intrinsic signals that govern their transport and localization in the cell. During the symposium he gave the first George Palade Lecture, sponsored by the Department of Cell Biology in conjunction with the GSRS. The lecture honors Palade, the founder of the section of cell biology. Palade, himself a Nobel laureate in 1974, introduced Blobel via videotape from his home in California. In his talk, Blobel discussed the research that led to his discovery about signals in protein transport. He began in the 1970s by finding the signal that guides newly synthesized proteins through the membrane of the endoplasmic reticulum. "What wasn't known were the molecular mechanisms by which this pathway operated," Blobel said. His pursuit of an answer to this question led to his subsequent discoveries.


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Broadway's La Cage Aux Folles announces additional casting
The West End transfer of La Cage Aux Folles, which opens April 18 at the Longacre Theater, previously announced its headliners Kelsey Grammer and Douglas Hodge.
Today, producers have added some additional names to the cast list, including: Tony Award nominees Veanne Cox (Company) and Robin de Jesus (In the Heights), Christine Andreas (Oklahoma!), A.J. Shively, Elena Shaddow (Nine), Chris Hoch (Shrek), Heather Lindell (Hairspray), Bill Nolte (The Secret Garden, Joseph, 1776), David Nathan Perlow, and Nick Adams (Guys and Dolls, A Chorus Line).
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Michael P DiGiovanna MD, PhD
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Office of Student ResearchCancer Center, Yale: Breast Cancer Program; Signal TransductionPharmacologyMedical OncologySignal Transduction
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Breast cancer; HER-2/neu/ErbB-2; IGF1 receptor; EGF receptor; Growth factor receptor tyrosine protein kinases in malignancy; Estrogen receptor; Signal transduction; Breast cancer clinical trials more...
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- Koay, D.C, Zerillo, C., Narayan, M., Harris, L.N. and DiGiovanna, M.P., "Anti-tumor effects of retinoids combined with trastuzumab or tamoxifen in breast cancer cells: induction of apoptosis by retinoid/trastuzumab combinations", Breast Cancer Research, 12:R62 [Epub ahead of print], 2010
- Chakraborty, A.K., Welsh, A., and DiGiovanna, M.P., "Co-Targeting IGF1R enhances growth-inhibitory and pro-apoptotic effects of antiestrogens in human breast cancer cell lines", Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, DOI: 10.1007/s10549-009-0382-5 (2009), 120:327, 2010
- Chakraborty, A.K. Liang, K. and DiGiovanna, M.P., "Co-Targeting insulin-like growth factor I receptor and HER2: Dramatic effects of HER2 inhibitors on nonoverexpressing breast cancer", Cancer Research, 68:1538-1545, 2008


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- The Senate said the government cannot hold Americans suspected of terrorism indefinitely. Liberal Democrats and libertarian Republicans came together to approve the amendment to the defense bill. It would apply only to citizens or legal residents seized on U.S. soil. In passing the measure, lawmakers revived a controversy that has plagued the government since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. But the House rejected a similar effort in May. The White House has threatened to veto the Senate bill. (Federal News Radio)
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HUNTINGTON BEACH – The waves were challenging for the young surfers battling at the weekend Western Surfing Association event as strong winds hit, but the tough conditions put the athletes to the test.
About 360 surfers of all ages showed up on the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier Saturday and Sunday for the seventh stop of the WSA tour.
"We were stoked we got waves, it was probably the only place on the coast that had decent waves over the weekend," said Greg Cruse, board member for the WSA. "The ratings races have tightened up at the last two events. The competition gets more intense as the season finishes up."
There will be nine events this year before the championships determine the Best in the West, a title that holds prestige and bragging rights for the amateur surfers. The next event will be held at Salt Creek in March, then Oceanside in April before the championships are held at the end of April at Church at Trestles.
Surfers with strong performances also get a chance to surf in the Surfing America Prime series next season or the USA Championships in June.
Several Orange County surfers did well over the weekend, many making it to the finals and winning their division, including Kevin Schultz, of San Clemente, who won the open men's shortboard division; Capistrano Beach's Rachael Tilly, who won the under 18 girls longboard division; and Newport Beach's Meah Collins, who won the girls under 18 and open women's shortboard division.
Cruse said he's seen much progress in the WSA, with the organization becoming more like baseball and soccer youth organizations. In recent years, WSA has made sure the contests are run professionally and with good judging to impress the parents, including those who have never surfed.
For the younger kids, it's become a serious sport.
"It's still surfing and it's fun," Cruise said. "But they hire coaches, they are working out. They're stretching and doing cardio and weight training.
"At a fairly young age, as kids show a little promise, they get coaching and support from the parents at levels that never existed before. It's becoming more like a regular youth sport, rather than something kids did on their own with little support from their parents. It's showing up in the performances."
The WSA – which has been around since 1961 and is the oldest amateur surfing association in the country – isn't just for the kids. Surfers of all ages are looking for West Coast titles, hoping to get to the finals at Trestles and have a chance to surf on the PacSun USA Surf Team's master's division against international competitors.
"It's super important – those guys are the gnarliest competitors," Cruse said of the older divisions. "It's a huge accomplishment when they are beating out their peers. They have some serious bragging rights. There's a lot of camaraderie among a great group of guys who are all competing, it's a lot of fun for them."
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