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Kasper leads Edmonds-Woodway to win over Terrace
Most players would be happy to have those statistics for an entire game -- Natalie Kasper did it in one half.
Kasper's game-high 32 points led Edmonds-Woodway to a 61-50 nonleague victory over Mountlake Terrace on Tuesday.
The Warriors found themselves behind 16-2 early as they struggled to stop the Hawks on defense and couldn't seem to get anything going offensively. Then Kasper took over, making 3-point shot after 3-point shot, many from well beyond the arc, until the Warriors finally took control of the game.
"I just had a lot of energy and I saw that we were down so I just kind of wanted to take control," Kasper said.
The Warriors fell behind 7-0 right off the bat. Kasper ended the scoring drought with a 2-point basket to cut the deficit to 7-2, but the Hawks kept piling it on. Down 16-2, Kasper hit her first 3-pointer. The next time down the court she converted an old fashioned three-point play, getting fouled while making a driving layup and then making her free throw. She added one more 3-pointer before the end of the first period. The Hawks, however, still had a comfortable 18-11 lead.
All 11 of the Warriors' first-quarter points belonged to Kasper.
In the second quarter, she picked up where she left off, making three 3s early in the period to cut the Mountlake Terrace lead to 22-20. All 20 of the Warriors points belonged to Kasper.
Her hot shooting seemed to trigger something in her teammates, who came alive. Other players started to score and Edmonds-Woodway took its first lead of the game with 2:40 to play in the first half.
"That was good, I was so proud of them," Kasper said of her teammates. "They took control and it's not just one player, it's a team game."
The Warriors closed out the half on a 14-2 run to take a 34-29 lead at the break. By then, Kasper had 25 of her team's 34 points, including six 3s.
"It was kind of surreal," she said. "I was just kind of getting up there and letting it fly and watching it go in. I was just like, 'I got to get these in.' And yeah, it was just surreal."
And the shots from well beyond the 3-point line -- well, as they say, practice makes perfect.
"I practice that with my dad at our gym," she said. "People know that I shoot, so I have to get farther out and be a farther shooter."
Edmonds-Woodway coach Duane Hodges said it isn't unusual for Kasper to get a hot hand, but not quite like this.
"I haven't seen her get quite that hot," he said. "I know in practice sometimes, it is pretty unbelievable. We just kind of shake our heads and go, 'OK, whatever, keep shooting.' It was nice to see her have the confidence."
All the more impressive was that Kasper's performance didn't come in garbage time or against a bad team. The Warriors needed every one of those 3-pointers to get back in, and eventually win, the game.
"Momentum -- what it is, is it takes group confidence," Hodges said. "It takes one person to be confident and it's contagious. All of the sudden, you get multiple people confident and it's called momentum, and that's what she started for us by hitting those shots."
Mountlake Terrace coach David Brophy said his team didn't adjust to what the Warriors were doing offensively, setting screens on the perimeter for Kasper.
"What we did was we made a mistake defensively," he said. "It was nine times that we kept going behind the screen and they hit 3's. So that was our fault that we gave her those looks. But she was hitting 25-footers."
The Warriors made the adjustment at halftime and held Kasper to just seven points in the second half, but the damage already had been done. By that time, the Warriors had taken control of the game and Kasper's teammates were providing enough of the scoring to make up for her decreased second-half production.
Samantha Romanowski led the Hawks with 15 points, eight of which came early in the first quarter. Hodges said she also did a good job defensively on Kasper in the second half to slow her down.
The Warriors will try to ride the momentum of this victory into Friday night when they open up their league schedule against a Jackson team that was deemed one of the favorites in the Wesco 4A South, along with Lynnwood.
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At Edmonds-Woodway H.S.
M. Terrace 18 11 11 10 — 50
Mountlake Terrace—Nikkie Froehlich 6, Kenzie Grayson 2, Siera Prout 2, Taylor Smith 5, Samantha Romanowski 15, Riley Zucker 0, Kirsty Dale 6, Maddy Kristjanson 14. Edmonds-Woodway—Kate Wooley 5, Mady Burdett 9, Natalie Kasper 32, Maddy Nealy 0, Claire Fyfe 2, Moni Jackson 5, Seyi Olajoyegbe 8, Lea Bakken 0. 3-point goals—Smith 1, Romanowski 3, Burdett 1, Kasper 7, Jackson 1. Records—Mountlake Terrace 1-2, Edmonds-Woodway 2-1.
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Point guard Nikia Wallace has mixed emotions when she thinks about Lejeune finishing the regular season undefeated.
"It's pressure and exciting," she said following the Devilpups' 55-39 victory at Southwest on Tuesday night in girls' basketball. "It's more pressure because as we get closer more teams want to beat us.
"But it's exciting if we do it because it will be history. It would be pretty cool because it would be the first time Lejeune has ever done it."
Later, Southwest defeated Lejeune 75-57 in the boys' game.
The Lejeune girls' team (19-0, 9-0 Coastal Plains 1-A Conference) can wrap up an undefeated regular season with a win at Dixon on Friday. Wallace, who had 14 points against Southwest, said the practices leading up to the regular-season finale will be hard.
"They will be defensive," she said. "We will work on our offense, but they will be more about defense."
That's because the Devilpups, No. 1 in the NCPreps.com 1-A ranking for the second consecutive week, still have room for improvement, first-year coach Kevin Popadines said.
"We are still trying to learn, still trying to get better and trying to remember the things that got us to where we are," he said. "I think we did a better job tonight of sharing the ball than we have in a couple of games, and we did a better job rebounding and did a better job of putting pressure on their guards.
"It's tough to peak at the right time, but I think we took the right step tonight."
Chatori Major led the Devilpups with 16 points while Lala Lee added 10 points.
Mikhayla Dugan had 16 points and 9 rebounds while Naya Burney added 10 points and 11 boards for the Stallions (7-14, 4-5), who lost 61-36 at Lejeune on Jan. 18.
"To me, we got outhustled tonight," Southwest coach Bev Marley said. "That hurts, personally."
Lejeune set the tone by grabbing the game's first 11 rebounds. Chryssandra Tatum led the Devilpups in rebounds with 19.
"That was a big focus of the game. We know No. 15 (Dugan) on their team is a great rebounder, but we were ready," Popadines said. "Our goal was to get out there and if they (Stallions) had any misses, we had (to rebound). When they missed, we wanted to make sure they just had one shot."
Marley felt the game would come down to the glass.
"That's what we have been working on," she said.
But even with Lejeune's early edge on the boards, the Devilpups led just 15-13 in the first minute of the second quarter after Burney completed a three-point play.
That's when the Devilpups began to pull away.
Major scored 9 points in a 10-1 Lejeune run to give her team a 25-14 lead. The Devilpups then scored the final eight points of the second quarter to take a 36-16 cushion into halftime.
"We passed the ball on offense and got closer to them on defense," Wallace said of her team's second-quarter play. "Coach was telling us to get closer on them."
The Devilpups never looked back.
"Our shots didn't fall," Marley said. "We just were not rebounding."
Southwest 75, Lejeune 57: Southwest scored the first 20 points and finished with five double-figure scorers en route to a
Jeffrey Williams scored 14 points while J'Veon Walker, Corey Wohlever and Jalen Hodge each scored 12 and Jonathan Williams added 11 for the Stallions (15-4, 7-2).
"We got up and then we started subbing," Southwest coach Tommy Barnes said. "We get relaxed when we get a big lead, we just had to put the pressure back on so we could get the flow back."
Ryan Evans scored 26 points, Dax Sammut added 19 and Jamaz Richardson 10 for the Devilpups (1-21, 0-9), who lost 84-49 to SWO on Jan. 18.
After falling behind 20-0, Lejeune got to within 48-41 in the third quarter before the Stallions pulled away.
"They fought, fought and fought and they didn't fold," Lejeune coach Joey Malott said of his team. "I couldn't be more proud of them. We can get better in so many areas, but the fact they fight that hard…, I'm proud of them."
Lejeune 15 21 10 9 — 55
Southwest 10 6 11 12 — 39
Major 16, Tatum 7, Overton 8, N. Wallace 14, Lee 10. Totals— 23-60 7-16 55.
Marley 1, Brooks 3, Dugan 16, Burney 10, Miller 7, Botzenhart 2. Totals— 15-62 9-26 39.
3-Point Goals— L 2 (Major, N. Wallace), S 0. Rebounds— L 51 (Tatum 19), S 36 (Burney 11, Dugan 9). RECORDS— L: 19-0, 9-0, at Dixon on Friday. S: 7-14, 4-5, hosts Pamlico on Friday.
Lejeune 7 16 18 16 — 57
Southwest 24 17 10 24 — 75
Evans 26, Richardson 10, Sammut 19, Murdock 2. Totals— 22-59 6-12 57.
Walker 12, Jo. Williams 11, Je. Williams 14, Johnson 6, Hodge 12, Wohlever 12, Judd 8. Totals— 34-64 5-9 75.
3-Point Goals— L 7 (Sammut 4, Evans 3), S 2 (Walker, Jo. Williams). Rebounds— L 25 (Jackson 8, Murdock 7), S 37 (Wohlever 9, Walker 8, Judd 8). RECORDS— L: 1-21, 0-9, at Dixon on Friday. S: 15-4, 7-2, hosts Pamlico on Friday.


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Aimone Barabino, Danny McClintick and Chancellor Ramirez each scored two goals to lead the Bruins.
The Bruins will face No. 6 UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the quarterfinals.
Freshman Ryder Roberts scored the game-winning goal to beat the buzzer in the second OT period.
MPSF title implications on the line for the Bruins as they host the Trojans on Nov. 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Limited seating for UCLA students will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
UCLA posted a 10-7 win on "Senior Day" over No. 6 UC Santa Barbara on Sunday afternoon.
Senior Lucas Reynolds, junior Paul Reynolds and sophomore Danny McClintick each scored two goals.
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Lucas Reynolds and Paul Reynolds each scored two goals against the 49ers.
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Man Utd's Rooney targeting quick recovery from 'horrendous' injury
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is targeting a later September return to soccer after recovering from a horrendous leg injury.
Rooney, 26, suffered a horrendous gash to his leg in a tackle after coming on as a substitute in a game against Fulham a fortnight ago.
The England international star was ruled out of action for around a month and, although there were reports suggesting he could be out longer, he believes his recovery is on track.
"The injury is going well. It could have been a lot worse than what it was. It is up to the doctor. When he declares me fit I will be ready. Overall, I think at the most I will miss four games," the Telegraph quoted Rooney, as saying.
"It feels good at the minute. The timescale put on it was four weeks. If that is the time they feel I need for the wound to heal properly then that is what I will do," he added.
Rooney claimed that his gruesome-looking injury, which was caused after being caught by Hugo Rodallega's boot, was not painful at the time.
"It didn't hurt me at all. I got up ready to play on. I was holding my leg up to the referee to say I needed a physio or doctor on," he said.
"What I don't want to happen is to come back too early when it is not quite healed and it opens up again first game. That would just set me back again another four weeks," he added. (ANI)
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In the last patch for The Old Republic, Bioware added two new flashpoints (4-man instances). The Czerka instances and boss fights are reasonably decent. The role-less story mode is excellent. However, the flashpoints are missing something.
All the other flashpoints in TOR have a light/dark choice. Most of them have conversations. The entire group goes through the conversation, everyone picks a choice, and the game randomly chooses a choice to play out the storyline.
The new Czerka instances are missing that element. They play like a pretty normal dungeon from WoW or similar games.
I think Bioware has listened to all the speed runners who urge people to "spacebar" through the conversations. Now there is no conversation to spacebar through. Admittedly, I only listen to the conversations the first few times I run an instance. Afterwards, I spacebar through them.
But those conversations are what made TOR flashpoints unique. I enjoyed them. Some of the conversation and choice-heavy instances are the best part of TOR.
Basically, if I wanted to run a straightforward, linear instance without conversations and LS/DS choices, I'd play WoW. I think giving up your unique points for the sake of end game efficiency is a mistake.
The Czerka flashpoints are good MMO instanced content. But they are not good TOR flashpoints.
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Giving Up Your Unique Points
In the last patch for The Old Republic, Bioware added two new flashpoints (4-man instances). The Czerka instances and boss fights are reasonably decent. The role-less story mode is excellent. However, the flashpoints are missing something.
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- Shintar said...
Lol, did you see my post about the subject about a month ago? Because I thought exactly the same thing.
- 2:06 AM, September 13, 2013
- Redbeard said...
I must be lucky, because I've yet to come across someone saying to spacebar through those Flashpoint choices.
Of course, I'm still leveling toons, so I frequently run into people who haven't seen the flashpoint I'm in at all.
- 3:27 AM, September 13, 2013
- souldrinker said...
Conversations are a lot of additional work:
1) You have to write them manually and accertain that they do not look silly or unnatural;
2) The choices are often class-specific or race-specific
(just two examples:
- when Malgus announces New Empire and dissolution of Dark Council during Ilum questline, my inqusitor had the chance to say "I did not fight my way up to the Dark Council only to have some upstart to rob me of power", while my agent of course had other agenda;
- my Cyborg agent has a chance to verbally abuse aliens in many conversations while my Zabrak inquisitor has "you don't like aliens - may be you'll like this painful lightning shock" lines in the same places)
3) Of course, you have to voice record 8 male and 8 female dialog choices by live actors including Ms.Shepard;
4) On top of that, you have to program at least 40 companion reactions on choosing every dialog choice (consistent with companion likes/dislikes).
I do not expect the developers to keep up with this forever. Sooner or later they're going to say "this is just pointless waste of money which will be spacebared anyways, let's keep this money for bonuses".
- 5:58 AM, September 13, 2013
- Rohan said...
@Redbeard, it's really an endgame phenomenon where people have seen the cutscenes dozens of times. While levelling, it's usually at least one person's first time, so everyone watches the cutscenes.
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GASTONIA — A day after his team suffered its first loss of the season, Keyshawn Woods helped Northside Christian bounce back by beating his old school.
The 6-foot-4 junior guard picked up all-tournament honors after Northside Christian beat Gaston Day 68-55 for third place Saturday in the Upward Classic at Gaston Day's Henry Center.
"It was a good tournament, a lot of competition," said Woods, a Gastonia native who scored six in the final game against his former team. "It's going to get us ready for our next tournament and states."
Northside Christian (10-1) had lost Friday's semifinal, 78-73, to nationally recognized St. Patrick, a New Jersey school that went on to beat North Gwinnett 57-48 in Saturday's championship game.
James Demery, an uncommitted 6-5 junior guard, led Northside Christian with 29 points while Army-bound Luke Morrison added 10 points for the Knights.
"In terms of overall talent, they're probably one of the most talented teams in the southeast region," Gaston Day coach Kenny Burr said.
Burr, in his first season at Gaston Day, saw his team drop to 1-2 in the competitive tournament that featured six Division I signees or commitments plus a number of uncommitted Division I recruiting targets.
A row of tables lining the entire sideline was reserved for college coaches and media. Among those in attendance Saturday was Virginia Commonwealth coach Shaka Smart, known for guiding the Rams to the Final four in 2011.
In the locker room afterward, Woods got a visit from Smart.
"It's an honor," Woods said. "I feel like all the work that I've put in is paying off."
For Gaston Day (10-4), Derek McKnight scored 24, Trevor Anderson 13 and Nolan Nelson 10.
"We're starting to come together a little bit more," Burr said. "I think that we're learning how to play through adversity a little bit more."
Boys championship
St. Patrick 57, North Gwinnett 48 — Tournament MVP De'Andre Bembry scored 22 points as St. Patrick (N.J.) pulled away to beat North Gwinnett (Ga.).
Bembry is a 6-foot-7 senior forward who has signed with St. Joseph's. Isaiah Lewis scored 13 for the Celtics (5-1) while teammate Darrian Collins earned all-tournament honors a night after scoring 24 points on eight 3-pointers in Friday's semifinals.
Girls championship
Berry Academy 66, Vance 57 — Freshman Ra'Shika White had 26 points and 13 rebounds as Berry Academy capped a 3-0 run through the tournament for the championship.
Milan Quinn added 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Cardinals (8-4) to earn all-tournament honors while Imani Parr was named MVP after scoring 11 points with eight rebounds and five steals in the title game.
Girls: Gaston Day 39, Northside 38 – In the third-place game, Omarri Holland (14 points, four assists, four steals) and Morgan Whitesides (10 points, 9 rebounds, 9 steals) led the team. Whiteside was selected to the all-tournament team, finishing with 48 points for the tournament. The Spartans (6-6) play in the 2A Coastal Shootout in Wilmington on Friday.
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Saturday's results
Gaston Day 39, Northside Christian 38
Kings Mountain 62, Kennedy Charter 18
Championship: Berry Academy 66, Vance 57
Seventh-place game: Kennedy Charter 74, Berry Academy 61
Fifth-place game: Oldsmar Christian 51, Vance 50
Third-place game: Northside Christian 68, Gaston Day 55
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If the Hornets are as desperate to get under the lux. tax as they say they are, no one outside of CP3 is untouchable.
NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was looking forward to having Wilcox and SMith after this game, Hubie was so high on this trade..........Im so P'DDDD
If the Hornets are as desperate to get under the lux. tax as they say they are, no one outside of CP3 is untouchable.
yeah word..post this on nba.com....voice needs to be heard..yeah im mixed we have the CCC back but hes badly injured and wont help..and posey is good he just sucks for us just like mo pete...they both used to be standouts..mo pete used to avg 13Originally Posted by JKM
Will Chandler hold a grudge against the team/FO and start coasting?
I hope Chris Paul and David West , will go to TC's house and wait on his lame tail, so as his little toe can get better.
i was actually thinking something like that too, i would do anthing to not live in oklahoma cityOriginally Posted by Cannonized
looking forward to next season
Mo Pete used to startOriginally Posted by cp34mvp
Who said they were desperate? Chandler's trade was more about the concern with his physical condition than cap space - cap space was lagniappe - you still don't know the entire story.Originally Posted by NIH
he has been coasting all season, what is new?Originally Posted by Nola Hornet
He cares too much about his teammates to do that. Plus, DWest and CP would be all over his case. I don't think this is an issue at all.Originally Posted by Nola Hornet
Yea I was high on this trade too. Hubie is a guy I respect and he made some good points about this trade. We have a legit 5 again but having tyson limits us in so many ways now. Like someone said, you can kiss peja and multiple players goodbye.Originally Posted by NO_Bound
Actually, it is out of the realm of possibility. His contract is a bargain and only gets better. Why would they trade a perfectly healthy star to save $4M in luxury tax penalties? That's just silly.Originally Posted by NIH
Think hard people - trades don't get rescinded because of injuries if the receiving team believes the injured player will be able to contribute. YHT was drooling all over themselves about Tyson joining the team and bragging about how they took advantage of the Hornets. This is not a good sign.
Originally Posted by NIH
I agree it is possible. It depends on how badly Shinn needs to cut payroll.
Peja is untradeable.
Mo Pete is untradeable.
Posey is untradeable (if Boston or Cleveland wanted him at his price they would've have signed him in the summer.)
Chandler is now untradeable.
It's impossible to get an expiring for A Daniels.
Rasual is tradeable but would only slash 4 million.
DX is pretty much the only tradeable asset that would significantly cut payroll.
Depends on how desperate Shinn is but it is possible.
wtf is luxury tax and everyone stop *****ing like a bunch of babies and embrace a fallen but regained soldier....TC is back...
He doesn't chose to get the entire story. Some will only see what they want to see.Originally Posted by say-what
No, it's not.Originally Posted by Radiohead311
You don't have to insult people at every turn, SFIA.
What I do not get is why everyone liked the trade so much and is ready to give up on the year already!! Without Chandler who is going to cover Duncan or Amare in the playoffs??The only person who should be let go is Bower for continuously making these stupid moves to cover up other stupid moves!! Chandler makes this team better and if he did not players on the team would not have stepped up like they did!!! Bower is the problem not Chandler. Do you see the Lakers trading Bynum because he is hurt or trading Gasol because they gave Bynum money?? No the bottom line is that Chandler is 7 1 and when healthy as he may be in a week or so gives this a chance in the playoffs. Without him we may as well just pack it in. And just to prove my point further how many times did we foul Howard?? 20 because we have no C and now we have one!!!
Originally Posted by DSchexnaydre
Uhh if Shinn is desperate to cut payroll, then yes it is possible.
No insult. If it's silly, it's silly. Coddling on this board gets you nowhere and neither does providing facts in most instances. Some will see what they want to see without regard for what they might not know or understand. And even when the information changes, like the fact that Chandler was injured and has been injured since last year (because he wouldn't take the surgery), people still blindly profess their love for the fact that he's back, nevermind how crippled his contract will leave the organization. But he used to dunk really cool!!!Originally Posted by NIH
The thing to look at is that the Thunder would be willing to waive the trade and not gain a young starting center for years to come (something they desperately need). They obviously think he isn't going to do anything for them for the next few years.
If they would rather the expiring contracts of Wilcox and Smith for this season, over the prospect of TC for the next few years that tells you all you need to know about his injury. And they certainly aren't trying to win this year
Chandler would have fouled out in the 1st.Originally Posted by Super Dad
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Finally somebody says it...
Can someone please post a link or copy/paste HH's input on chandler's injuries
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BELMONT, N.C. - Pfeiffer University scored eight second half goals breaking a 4-4 tie en route to a 12-8 victory over Belmont Abbey College in Conference Carolinas men's lacrosse action on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcons, ranked #8 in the latest USILA poll, win their sixth-straight improving to 10-1 overall, 4-0 in league play. The Crusaders see their mark drop to 7-4, 1-2 after the loss.
Robert Hope and Matt Michaeli opened up scoring for the Falcons before Belmont Abbey's Connor Sellars, Dan Morrissey and Daniel Marshall all followed to put the Crusaders up 3-2 after one. Kory Lutes would tie the contest at three with a goal 50 seconds into the second and after Morrissey hit again for the Crusaders, Lutes would net the game-tying goal with one second left in the half for a 4-4 draw at the break.
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Funny, but none of the listed scents have excited me in the least. Must be something wrong with me...
Pi by Givenchy
L'Instant by Guerlain
M7 by YSL
Rive Gauche by YSL
Gucci PH
Dior Homme
Terre D'Hermes
Personally interested in modern interpretations of classical concepts in perfumery, I choose some of the most successful perfumes in this contest which launched after 2000.
I added Oct-07 in the title because I think we would revise the options list in poll.
Let us share our opinions on the issue.
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Funny, but none of the listed scents have excited me in the least. Must be something wrong with me...
My vote goes for M7.
Rive Gauche is a close second...
Are you not entertained??? Is this not why you are here??
The list contains 4 fragrances which I think highly of: Rive Gauche pour homme (incredible barbasol accord + earthy patchouli), Terre D'Hermes (Ellena's big smash - better than his overpriced Frederic Malle Angelique sous), Dior Homme (superb spicy leathery iris) and YSL M7 (a great easy on the wallet oud fragrance which accentuates the raspberry facet of oud) .. for sure imo these 4 are top quality fragrances and can compete with any "niche" offerings (and surpass many).
With all that said, its a tough choice picking just one .. but since I am in an oudy Montale mood nowadays, I will go with YSL M7...for now.
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I would have to go with Terre D'Hermes for being unique in this era !
Having said that - I cannot place it but i definitely reminds me of something my dad wore a lot of in the early 80's ... So it gets points for reminiscence value as well.
Close second defintely goes to Rive Gauche - a personal favorite.
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Dior Homme, by far.
I'm stuck between Dior Homme and M7. Oh well, better sleep on it.
It never fails to be the least favorite: L'Instant
From unlimited choice / same category I would have loved to vote for : Eau Noir
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The only one of these I really enjoy wearng is Terre d'Hermes. I like the idea behind dior homme but it just isn't me. Can't stand M7 and prefer Barbier des Isles to Rive Gauche. L'Instant is blah compared to the earlier Heritage (IMO, of course).
Edit: forgot about Pi - I smell vanilla excess just thinking of it. Gucci ph is very good, but I prefer Envy. Also, I find this list to francocentric. Where's Richard James EdT, Burberry Brit, Floris Santal, Helmut Lang Cuiron, Trumper GFT? Classic, IMO, but not enough visibility, perhaps.
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i voted for hermes and have rive gauche, m7, gucci ph & dior on my pending list.
"Wow, I've never smelled anything like that before."
For me Rive Gauche and M7. I am voting for M7 because Rive Gauche already smell like something from the past.
Although I do not enjoy it as often as I did before, I chose Dior Homme.
You are not your perfume.
I voted for L'Instant. I started to like it a lot last fall/winter/spring. TdH is pretty good I guess, but smelling the bottle has never made me want to wear it. I'd say TdH and L'Instant, from this list, are the best all-arounders. Couldn't go wrong and probably wouldn't get fatigued by them no matter how often or where one wore them.
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.
I went with Dior Homme. I liked Rive Gauche and Terre d'Hermes too and they both wear very well, but I don't think they are classics. I think M7 will most likely become a classic, but Dior Homme is the most contemporary to me.
I have owned all of these, so I can speak from experience.
In terms of all-season versatility, Terre D'Hermes is king. I guess Rive Gauche would be a close second. L'Instant a distant third.
All the rest are a little season dependent, in my opinion. Gucci, M7, Pi, Dior...they're all cool weather choices.
For a classic, I think all-season is a requirement. Hence my vote for Terre D'Hermes.
My vote goes to Terre D`Hermes,great in all weathers & good for lots of different occasions.
I'm going with YSL M7. It's challenging, unique and modern yet totally classic in terms of composition (without falling into the perfuming trends of yesteryear).
I'd go with L'instant EDP. It suits me so well, just like Pi, but Pi is very sweet it could be cloying in warm weather here. I also have M7 (I like it a lot, but quite heavy), and Rive Gauche (not so nice in heat).
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For me M7... although it wasn't easy.
I have to go with Pi. It's one of my all time favorites (I'm wearing it today).
About your list, I should say, they are niche fragrances except brit and Cuiron, and as far as the list is about main stream luxe masculine fragrances, only these two exceptions can be added here. So I think it would be good to add them in the next round of the poll. Perhaps in november we can recreat the list with other members recommendations.
Also IMHO it's unlikely that these two(Brit and Cuiron) can survive in this contest!
Also it could be a good subject to establish another poll based on your second alternate...
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I was torn between Terre d'Hermes & M7...I ultimately chose M7.
Great choices!!!
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I have to give the nod to Terre d'Hermes. A number if nice scents here, but TdH stands out to me.
In terms of most impact on the course of mass market perfumery, I'll go with M7, if only because it introduced oud to the wider public.
Comfort warmth happiness.
As for the vote, I, of course, went with Dior Homme, and Gucci PH was the runner up.
My passion for TdH, the Basenotes flavor of the moment, came and went. It doesn't excite me, really. I'm not a vanilla fan, so Pi was out from the start. Envy has a sharp, synthetic note in it that puts me off; so does L'Instant. Rive Gauche is a wonderful and creative perfume, but like M7, it did not really make an impact. Besides, it neither really suit me.
After owning every one of those on your list at some point, I can honestly say that Dior Homme and Gucci PH are the only two that continue to hold my attention and admiration due to their complexity, user-friendly natures, and uniqueness. Thus, Dior got the vote and Gucci gets honorable mention.
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[QUOTE=LiveJazz;1070566][COLOR="DarkGreen"]But hardly anyone bought it! Considering how much of a commercial flop it was/is, I'm surprised YSL hasn't discontinued it by now. Rive Gauche too. Note: I'm not commenting on the quality of these two; I'm just expressing surprise and admiration for YSL.
Why it happened about M7 in the market? What was wrong about it?
I saw it got european FiFi award in 2004, but it wasn't successful in market.
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My one is L'Instant by Guerlain.
Pi is to sweet and it makes me feel like that I'm swimming in a vanilla sea.
M7 reminded me the these Asian balms like Tiger Balm or the others. Eventhough I don't smell it don't much now, but still smells medicinal to me.
Rive Gauche is nice and I love it, but it is not that unique to me because of a lot of Vetiver.
Gucci PH is nice too. I like it too, but it is a bit different kind of Incense fragrance for me.
Dior Homme reminds me, like it does with some other members of BN, make-up bag or old lipsticks.
Terre d'Hermes was my secon favourite. I use it with great pleasure but it is still orangey like some other fragrances of Hermes, thus this either is not that unique for me.
When I compare all of them then I see L'Instant by Guerlian is very different for me. I can not compare it with that much with other fragrances and it is the one which gives me the most classic sensation then the others. If I'm not mistaken one of the Hugo Boss fragrances reminded me L'Instant, that's all.
I voted for M7, but I believe Fahrenheit 32 has a place on that list, even if it's not my cup of tea.
I think the sweet, feminine, modern (contemporary) oriental scents are flash in the pan and will likely soon be replaced by the "next" modern mass marketed scents (ouds)...I already can't wait for the next "next". Only the best of the era will be remembered and that is exactly why Dior Homme will become a classic.
Terre d'Hermes is the illegitimate son of Gucci pH and Givenchy Pi is his flamboyant cousin. Both Terre and Pi were fun for their time, but they lived their lives too fast and are now burn outs living in the country. They will only be referred to in "remember when" discussions...maybe..
I too find the list quite limited and incomplete. The November list should be interesting.
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I voted for M7 because it opened by a door and took a risk greater than any of the others listed imo.
BTW I guess I need to try Dior Homme again, but last time I thought it was just blah...
I don't see Terre d'Hermes as a contemerary classic at all. I thought of M7 and Gucci pour homme as the two that stood out and I chose Gucci.
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Terre d'Hermes gets my vote... for SURE! It's the definition of contemporary classic, utilizing standard men's fragrance ingredients such as citrus and vetiver and light woods, but contemporary in that they are combined with more adventurous notes, to create a more modern effect, without the animalic base notes.


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MARK KEOHANE, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says the next Springbok coach should be named now.
Not only has Fourie du Preez given Heyneke Meyer the endorsement to be the Springbok coach post the 2011 World Cup, he is emphatic that if Meyer were to be appointed he would make himself available for the national team in 2012.
Give Meyer that job now and ensure Du Preez wears the No 9 jersey in 2012. It would make such a statement of the leadership in South African rugby – a leadership that too often fails itself – if there was such forward planning and certainty in making the appointment.
Instead we will get the usual cat and mouse games. Coaches, including the incumbent Peter de Villiers, will be asked to apply and in the time it takes to interview contenders players will have made decisions based on the uncertainty of who heads up Bok rugby.
South African rugby, like any other national union, can't afford an overseas exodus of top players at the end of 2011 or premature international retirements.
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Italy and former Bok coach Nick Mallett is expected to be off contract after the World Cup, but it is doubtful Mallett would ever want to coach the Boks again given the despicable manner in which Saru ended his tenure in 2000.
Of those coaches based in South Africa Meyer has the most appeal, but it would be expecting too much for any commitment to be made at this early juncture. Succession plans have never found favour in South African rugby boardrooms.
De Villiers, victorious or not at the World Cup, will not be reappointed. The four years he will have served as national coach unfortunately would have been four years too many.
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Du Preez's public support of Meyer, in an interview with colleague Ryan Vrede in this issue, should be noted with more than just a passing interest because Du Preez in 2012 can be as instrumental to a new generation of Bok rugby as he has been to the Bok glory years of 2007 and 2009.
Victor Matfield is huge on the world stage and even bigger in South Africa, but his imposing presence is secondary to what Du Preez offers the Boks. And that should tell anyone about Du Preez's value and pedigree.
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Please level up my babys They will love you!
Dont't make me eat you!
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looking for a legit english Darkrai, will offer:
lvl 100 Shiny Ho-oh
lvl 100 Ho-oh
lvl 100 Lugia
lvl 100 Celebi
lvl 100 Deoxys
lvl 100 Jirachi
pm me if ur interested
I have 2 Darkrais for trade
ALAMOS Darkrai - Lv.50 UT - ID; 05318 - Quirky WITH ENIGMA BERRY
Eigakan Darkrai (Pokemon Movie 2007) - Lv.50 UT - Docile
I'm after a KOREAN Manaphy.
PM me if you want to trade
Pearl: FC: 3480 6156 2066
Name: Kim
I now have every single starter, I also have every single fossil pokemon so this is my list of my pokemon up for trade:
Now I will trade any of these legendarys on this list below for any 6 of the pokemon on my list above.
pm me and we can arrange a trade
legendary huter
LOOKING FOR AN UT Darkrai offering 1-2 of the following:
shiny pichu with volt tackle lv.5
shiny pikachu lv.70
shiny ampharos lv.51
shiny charizard lv.50
shiny squirtle lv.1 with egg move ice beam UT
shiny dratini lv.19 UT
Name: Dave
Friend Code: 4854 8588 8346
Okay. After receiving 11 offers, I've finally made my decision. Therefore, my Darkrai is no longer available. Congrats to the one who got it (thanks, too) and sorry for those who, unfortunately, well, didn't. Trust me, I hate making decisions but, it had to be done. I hope you won't hold a grudge against me.
For future reference: If ever you recieve an event Pokemon such as Darkrai, save BEFORE you recieve it from the man in green within the PokeMart. If you get a bad nature, simply restart your game and recieve it again. The natures change with restarts with event Pokemon, too. I found that out upon my 3rd Darkrai recived. Now, you can get whatever nature you need! (This is only if you didn't already know this)
Last edited by e6life; 9th June 2008 at 1:40 PM. Reason: Trade offer no longer available.
-Alex (e6life)
3DS Friend Code (for X): 3780-9040-5315
Trainer Name: Alex
My Hidden Ability Pokémon
Go! Shedinja/Ninjatom/Munja/Nukenin!
Looking for a TRU Darkrai, prefferably UT(or at least still has Roar of Time and Spacial Rend). I can trade shiny Kricketune, Charmander, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Torchic, Treeko, Mudkip, Chimchar, Turtwig, and Omanyte. I'm working on Piplup, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur(in the process of recieveing them then breeding them).
Looking for any Legit Darkrai, don't care if it's a clone or whatever. I can offer some shinies and TM's, PM me and I'll see what I can do ^^
EDIT: Got one, nevermind ^^
Last edited by buttbug; 10th June 2008 at 12:51 PM.
Friend code= 5241-0303-5866
i want one so mi FC is 1161 0903 6413 contact me
i have rare pkmns!
LF Timid TRU Darkrai
Offering Shiny Frosslass + Quirky Nature Japanese movie darkrai
PM meh :P
Diamond FC: 2578-0088-9213
looking for a darkrai can trade any shiny caught via pokeradar for it
I can catch any shiny that can be caught with a pokeradar. if there are any that you need just pm me!