text: ArticleRelated DiseasesImages & Quizzes smallermediumlarger 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children(IBS in Children) Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Slideshow Pictures Digestive Disease Myths Slideshow Pictures Diverticulitis (Diverticulosis) Slideshow Pictures Irritable bowel syndrome in children facts* What is irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? What is the GI tract? How common is IBS in children? What are the symptoms of IBS in children? What causes IBS in children? How is IBS in children diagnosed? How is IBS in children treated? Eating, diet, and nutrition Medications Probiotics Therapies for mental health problems Patient Comments: Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - SymptomsFind a local Gastroenterologist in your town Irritable bowel syndrome in children facts* *Irritable bowel syndrome in children facts medical author: Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD IBS is not a disease; it is a group of symptoms that occur together. Irritable bowel syndrome is a functional gastrointestinal (GI) disorder, meaning it is a problem caused by changes in how the GI tract works. There is no damage to the GI tract in IBS. Symptoms of IBS include abdominal pain or discomfort and changes in bowel habits. Symptoms include both constipation and diarrhea as well as bloating and passing mucus. The causes of IBS are poorly understood, and it is believed that a combination of mental and physical factors may be involved. The possible causes of IBS in children include brain-gut signal problems, GI motor problems, hypersensitivity, mental health problems, bacterial gastroenteritis, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, and genetics. IBS is diagnosed when the physical exam does not show any cause for the child's symptoms, and the child has had symptoms at least once per week for at least 2 months, is growing as expected, and is not showing any signs that suggest another cause for the symptoms. 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IBS is diagnosed when a child who is growing as expected has abdominal pain or discomfort once per week for at least 2 months without other disease or injury that could explain the pain. The pain or discomfort of IBS may occur with a change in stool frequency or consistency or may be relieved by a bowel movement.What is the GI tract? The GI tract is a series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from the mouth to the anus. The movement of muscles in the GI tract, along with the release of hormones and enzymes, allows for the digestion of food. Organs that make up the GI tract are the mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine - which includes the appendix, cecum, colon, and - rectum - and anus. The intestines are sometimes called the bowel. The last part of the GI tract - called the lower GI tract - consists of the large intestine and anus. The large intestine absorbs water and any remaining nutrients from partially digested food passed from the small intestine. The large intestine then changes waste from liquid to a solid matter called stool. Stool passes from the colon to the rectum. The rectum is located between the last part of the colon - called the sigmoid colon - and the anus. The rectum stores stool prior to a bowel movement. During a bowel movement, stool moves from the rectum to the anus, the opening through which stool leaves the body. Picture of the organs and glands in the abdomen How common is IBS in children? Limited information is available about the number of children with IBS. Older studies have reported prevalence rates for recurrent abdominal pain in children of 10 to 20 percent.¹ However, these studies did not differentiate IBS from functional abdominal pain, indigestion, and abdominal migraine. One study of children in North America found that 14 percent of high school students and 6 percent of middle school students have IBS. The study also found that IBS affects boys and girls equally.² Next: What are the symptoms of IBS in children?1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children Index Find a Local Doctor Patient Comments Viewers share their comments Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - Symptoms Question: What were your child's symptoms associated with IBS? View 1 Comment • Submit » Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - Causes Question: If known, what is the cause of your child's IBS? • Submit » Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - Diagnosis Question: What types of tests and exams led to an IBS diagnosis for your child? • Submit » Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - Treatment Question: What kinds of treatment is your child receiving for his/her IBS? • Submit » Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Children - Diet Question: What foods trigger IBS in your child? 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Easier maintenance of <version> in large projects
If you develop a large project with maven, you will typically split your code into various modules organized in a large tree (POM hierarchy). Maven is a great tool to support the development of such project. However there is a major drawback addressed in this toppic:
Every node in your POM hierarchy has a pom.xml with a groupId, artifactId and a version. Besides you have references to other POMs (or artifacts - however you see it) in your pom:
- the <parent> section will point to parent project.
- the <dependency> sections will point to dependent artifacts.
- others such as <plugin> sections that are not addressed by this toppic.
Now the problem is about those references that point to POMs of your own project. For <groupId> that is typically the same throughout the solution is simply to use <groupId>${project.groupId}</groupId> but your groupId will normaly never change anyhow. But on the other hand the <version> typically points to the current local version of the referenced pom. Now the version will change often and this becomes a maintenance problem if you have to spread the versions of your artifacts all over the referencing POMs. I know that this gap of maven is somehow covered by maven-release-plugin but discussions have shown that this is NOT always a suiteable workaround.
So following the maven concept "convention over configuration" maven should offer a way to express a project-internal reference that points to the current version of that module defined in pom.xml without explicitly knowing this version. The suggestion is to be able to omit the version in such case. This would allow to have the version as a single point of information in the according pom while references still have the chance to explicitly specify a (older) version.
Please note that versions can already be omitted if the dependency is versioned via the dependencyManagement-section (e.g. of the parent POM). However this does NOT really help here because it also requires a lot of redundancies and maintenance overhead.
Two views on a POM
At this point we have to distinguish that there are two different points of view when maven is looking at a POM:
- For development of a project maven reads pom.xml files from the local disc.
- For using artifacts that have already been deployed (or installed) maven retrieves *.pom files from a repository (in the end from local repository).
An important issue for a new maven feature is that it is compatible with other maven versions and therefore will NOT break existing builds in any way. Therefore the suggested feature is planned to be only visible for the development view. To archieve this goal, maven has to be changed in a way such that it automatically adds omitted <version> tags in POMs that are installed in or deployed to a repository. To avoid mistakes or missusage of such feature maven could also reject processing POMs with missing <version> tag, that are not read as pom.xml but retrieved from a repository (including local repo).
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When you call maven from your toplevel project (where the root pom.xml is), it will scan the entire project tree of your project adding all nodes to the reactor. Having this complete reactor, maven is able to determine the version of each module in the reactor from the according pom.xml that has been parsed. So in that case if an individual module is build (actual goal[s] are invoked) maven can logically complete all the omitted <version> tags for modules available in the reactor (This actually means that parsing, processing and validating pom.xml can no more be done in one single step). Now if maven has logically completed the POM, it can do its build as if the missing tags have been there from the start (for install/deploy see below).
But what if maven is invoked on a sub-tree of the project? Here we have to distinguish two things:
- A <version> that was omitted in a <parent> section is easy to resolve. You follow the <relativePath> (../pom.xml by default) and look for the parent POM. If it is there, you can read it and have its version (like it already works but the version is then matched to the one specified in <parent>). If it is NOT there maven will simply fail with a message like "Parent POM not found at <relativePath>! You have to specify the version of the parent if it is not locally available".
- A <version> that was omitted in a <dependency> section can only be resolved if the referenced modules are resolved. So if it is NOT part of the sub-tree where the build was invoked we have a problem to solve. However this can be done by adding a list of projects named "closure" similar to the reactor but that is build from the toplevel-pom recursively following the <modules>. This list would be lazy evaluated so it only has to be build once when required at all. To say this again with other words: If mvn was called on the toplevel-pom the reactor and the "closure" would be equal. So if an omitted <version> is hit, maven tries to find the project in the reactor. If it is NOT in reactor, maven will get the "closure", that will be build on the first call. Then it tries to find the project in the "closure". If the project was found in the end, the version is filled in - otherwise the build fails.
Another important thing is that ArtifactInstaller and ArtifactDeployer need to guarantee, that the pom.xml is no more copied as is (1:1) but rather a new file is written where the missing tags are added. So in the end some other maven user can NOT see if this feature was used or not and can still use a maven version that does NOT support this feature without problems. For ultimate flexibilty the process should be such that maven keeps the original pom.xml untouched but creates a new one in
${project.build.directory}/pom-transformed.xml (concept already introduced in maven 2.1+) where the omitted <version> tags are filled in. Now additional plugins could potentially do post-processing on that POM (but thats not the point of this toppic). Finally the ArtifactInstaller and ArtifactDeployer will use this new POM rather than the original one.
To clarify the hole idea it might help to look at some examples:
We assume the following project structure (names are folders and <artifactId>):
If you click on the modules, you will see the pom.xml and the equivalent without the new feature.
Example 1: You invoke "mvn install" on "child-a-1".
maven will do the following (many other steps ignored):
- read root/child-a/child-a-1/pom.xml
- read parent: root/child-a/pom.xml
- read parent: root/pom.xml
- in child-a POM logically setting omitted project/parent/version=1.0.0
- read parent: root/child-a/pom.xml
- in child-a-1 POM logically setting omitted project/parent/version=1.1.0
- resolving dependencies of child-a-1, no omitted version
- writing root/child-a/child-a-1/target/pom-transformed.xml (see child-a-1)
- doing all the phases
- on install MavenArtifactInstaller will copy root/child-a/child-a-1/target/pom-transformed.xml to local repo.
Example 2: You invoke "mvn install" on "child-a-2".
maven will do the following (many other steps ignored):
- read root/child-a/child-a-2/pom.xml
- read parent: root/child-a/pom.xml
- read parent: root/pom.xml
- in child-a POM logically setting omitted project/parent/version=1.0.0
- read parent: root/child-a/pom.xml
- in child-a-2 POM logically setting omitted project/parent/version=1.1.0
- resolving dependencies of child-a-2
- 1. dependency is child-a-1, version omitted, not in reactor, get closure, first-call, build closure
- read children of root
- child-a already read, read children:
- read root/child-a/child-a-1/pom.xml
- child-a-2 already read
- read child: root/child-b/pom.xml, read children:
- read root/child-b/child-b-1/pom.xml
- read root/child-b/child-b-2/pom.xml
- read child: root/child-c/pom.xml, read children:
- read root/child-c/child-c-1/pom.xml
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- writing root/child-a/child-a-2/target/pom-transformed.xml (see child-a-2)
- doing all the phases
- on install MavenArtifactInstaller will copy root/child-a/child-a-2/target/pom-transformed.xml to local repo.
The feature discussed here is inspired by some existing JIRA-issues:
- http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-3377- Build reactor from toplevel pom
- http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-624- automatic parent versioning
- http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4161- possibility to omit version in dependency of same project (and fill in on install/deploy)


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Terry E. Branstad
|Terry E. Branstad
|Governor of Iowa
|In office
|1983-1998, January 14, 2011 - Present
|Years in position (current service)
|Years in position (previous service)
|Chet Culver
|Co-chair, Council of Governors
|Base salary
|Elections and appointments
|First elected
|November 2, 2010
|Next general
|November 4, 2014
|Term limits
|Prior offices
|Lieutenant Governor of Iowa
|Iowa House of Representatives
|University of Iowa (1969)
|Drake University School of Law (1974)
|Military service
|United States Army
|Years of service
|Army Commendation Medal
|Date of birth
|November 17, 1946
|Place of birth
|Leland, Iowa
|Office website
- 1 Biography
- 2 Political career
- 3 Elections
- 4 Campaign donors
- 5 Issues
- 6 Personal
- 7 Recent news
- 8 See also
- 9 External links
- 10 References
Branstad won a three-way primary to secure the Republican nomination in 2010, taking just over 50 percent of the vote to defeat Bob Vander Plaats and Rod Roberts.[2] He went on to defeat incumbent Democrat Chet Culver and three third party candidates on November 2, 2010. Culver's loss made him the first Iowa incumbent governor to lose election since 1962.[3]
Branstad served as Lieutenant Governor from 1979 to 1983 and in the Iowa House of Representatives from 1973 to 1979. Eligible for re-election in 2014, Branstad has not officially declared his campaign but when asked in late 2012 stated, "I love what I'm doing. So that should be an indication."[4]
Branstad is an Iowa native, originally deriving form Norwegian ancestry. He studied at the Unveristy of Iowa and at Drake University, finishing his law degree in 1974. In between his undergraduate and graduate schooling, Branstad joined the Army and served in Vietnam from 1969 to 1971, earning the Army Commendation Medal.
Following three terms in Iowa's House of Representatives, Terry was elected Lt. Governor in 1978. In the following election cycle, he won the governorship. 36 at the time he entered the governor's office, he holds the distinction of being Iowa's youngest chief executive. Branstad's first stint as governor, covering four terms from 1983 to 1999, makes him Iowa's longest serving governor.
In 1991, he earned the perpetual animosity of organized labor when he vetoed a salary bill for labor unions in spite of binding arbitration. The union sued and eventually won, in AFSCME Iowa Council 61 et al., v. Branstad. Beginning in 2003, Branstad spent slightly over six years as President of Des Moines University, boosting the school's graduate ranking and seeing DMU become the Wellness Council of America's first Platinum Recognition university.
He also founded the law firm of Branstad and Associates, L.L.C and additionally accepted a partnership in Kaufman, Patee, Branstad & Miller. Simultaneously, Branstad served as financial adviser to Robert W. Baird and Co., Inc. and was a visiting professor at the University of Iowa. His appointment as Des Moines University's leader came after President George W. Bush named him head of the President's Commission for Excellence in Special Education.
He retired from DMU in October of 2009 to launch a gubernatorial exploratory committee and officially entered the race in January of 2010.
- BA, University of Iowa (1969)
- JD, Drake University School of Law (1974)
Political career
Governor (1983-1998, 2011-present)
Branstad was first elected governor in November, 1982. From 1983-1999, he was the state's longest serving chief executive officer. He retired after 1999 only to re-emerge in 2010 and run for a fifth term. He was elected and sworn in in January of 2011.[5]
Branstad serves as co-chairman the the Council of Governors, a group of five Republican and five Democratic governors assembled for the purpose of liaising with federal government officials about the National Guard and homeland security issues. Branstad was first appointed to the leadership role in March 2011 and re-appointed by President Obama on February 21, 2013. The current Democratic co-chair is Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley.[6][7]
Appointment of son to state commission
On March 1, 2013, Branstad appointed his son to the state Natural Resources Commission.[8] Branstad named his 29 year old son, Marcus Branstad, a lifelong outdoor sportsman and "advocate for Iowa's hunting, fishing and wildlife," to the seven member, partisan-balanced, panel of unpaid individuals charged with handling "contested cases related to fish, wildlife, conservation law enforcement, and park and forestry programs."[9]
Branstad said that he had preemptively cleared the choice with Senate Majority leader Michael Gronstal, nonetheless, Iowa Sen. Jeff Danielson (D), the chairman of the Senate State Government Committee, predicted that the appointments would face some resistance in the Democrat-controlled State Senate.[10] Greg Drees, one of the two commissioners who lost their seats on the board this year, did not conceal his disappointment at being replaced by Marcus Branstad, speculating to a reporter from ''The Des Moines Register, that "You would think a guy would get notice after serving six years...And he appoints his son. Isn't that interesting?"[10] The Iowa Senate ultimately confirmed Branstad's appointment to the commission on April 8, 2013.[11]
Possibility to appoint entire Iowa Supreme Court after 2016
Since beginning his fifth nonconsecutive gubernatorial term in 2011, Branstad has appointed three Justices to the Iowa Supreme Court. Under the current judicial selection system, supreme court hopefuls submit applications to the State Judicial Nominating Commission, "a panel of licensed attorneys elected by lawyers and lay members appointed by the governor and all confirmed by the Iowa Senate," created by constitutional amendment in 1962.[12] The Commission members, who serve concurrent rather than staggered terms as a result of the 2010 redistricting process, reviews the applications for judicial vacancies and presents three finalists to the governor, who in turn chooses one to appoint to the state Supreme Court. Since Branstad's return to office, Iowans and state government officials have speculated about a number of factors, such as the new contemporaneous terms of commissioners, and "hypotheticals,"[12] like Branstad's election to a record-breaking sixth-term in 2014 and Supreme Court Justice and Iowa voters ousting Justice David Wiggins in the 2012 general election. If Wiggins loses his retention vote in November, Branstad, with the help of the State Judicial Nominating Commission, would appoint a replacement. If that occurs, there will be only three remaining justices on the panel not appointed by Branstad, and they will be up for retention vote in 2016. All three, including the Chief Justice Mark Cady, were involved in the unanimous 2009 same-sex marriage legalization ruling, for which displeased voters fired three Justices in 2010. If Wiggins and the three Justices leftover from the 2009 ruling are all voted off the bench, and Branstad is re-elected in 2014, he will "become the first governor in history to appoint the entire Iowa Supreme Court."[12]
Despite concerns that this possible outcome would give the governor unprecedented influence over the Supreme Court and threaten the nonpartisan credibility of the judicial, former Republican lawmaker and Branstad staffer asserted that "the filtration process... really minimizes the potential danger of one governor appointing all the justices," alluding to the State Judicial Nominating Commission's check on the governor's authority to exercise excessive bias in his appointments. "I think our merit selection system insulates the system from that concern or at least helps to assure that that should not be a cause for alarm," agreed Iowa State Bar Association President Cynthia Moser, however Iowa State Bar Association officials point out the potential vulnerabilities facing the merit-based selection system since the commission's term structure changed two years ago. Now Branstad could appoint half of the panel's new members.[12]
Veto found unconstitutional
Polk District Court Judge Brad McCall ruled on December 8, 2011 that Branstad's line-item veto that closed 36 unemployment offices is unconstitutional. Branstad called the case a key test of gubernatorial authority and expressed confidence that the state Supreme Court would uphold the veto.
At a news conference On December 12, Branstad stated, "It's really more of a question of precedent and the power of the governor to control spending through the item veto process. This is an important case because it is going to determine for the future and for future governors their ability to control spending and provide the best and most efficient services to the people of Iowa."[13]
The case began in July 2011 when Branstad vetoed portions of a budget bill that would have prohibited closure of the offices. In taking the action, the governor stated that allowing the legislation to proceed would have hurt the ability of the Iowa Workforce Development Department from creating a more efficient system for helping the unemployed.[14]
The AFSCME and five state representatives filed suit in August, arguing the veto was unconstitutional as it redirected the money. Senate Majority Leader Michael Gronstal (D) stated, "You can't reject the purpose for the spending, but keep the money, which is exactly what he did."[13] The court agreed, stating the allocation would have to be vetoed as well in order for the action to be legal.[15]
Branstad said they are asking for a stay of the district court's decision, and will ask for an expedited review by the state Supreme Court.[16]
Iowa Lieutenant Governor (1979-1983)
At the end of this third term in the state House, Branstad decided to run for executive office. He was elected Lieutenant Governor of Iowa in 1978.[5]
Iowa State House of Representatives (1973-1979)
Branstad was first elected to the Iowa House of Representatives in 1972. He was subsequently re-elected in 1974 and 1976. [5]
- See also: Iowa gubernatorial election, 2014
Branstad is exploring a bid for re-election in 2014.[17]
Branstad defeated Bob Vander Plaats and Rod Roberts in the June 8 primary, winning with 50.33% of the vote.
Branstad faced incumbent Chet Culver (D), Jonathan Narcisse (Iowa Party), Eric Cooper (L), and Dave Rosenfeld (SW) in the general election on November 2, 2010.
Campaign donors
Ballotpedia collects information on campaign donors for each year in which a candidate or incumbent is running for election. The following table offers a breakdown of Terry Branstad's donors each year.[18] Click [show] for more information.
|Terry Branstad's Campaign Contributions
Governor of Iowa
|Total Raised
|Total Raised by Opponents
|Top 5 contributors
|Republican Governors Association
|Bruce Rastetter
|Eldon & Regina Roth
|Joe Crookham
|Mark Falb
|In-state donations
|Out-of-state donations
Early look at 2012 presidential election
In May 2011, Gov. Branstad offered heaping praise for U.S. House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan for his ideas to tackle the country's mushrooming national debt.
"I have been very impressed with this young man," Branstad said. "I think he has great courage. Nobody of either party has had the guts to stand up and say, 'We need to take on entitlements' … I think this is the first real effort to do something significant about it."
Branstad sharply criticized Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, President Barack Obama and U.S. Senate Democrats for playing politics with the issue and attacking Ryan for his plan. Ryan's plan includes turning Medicare into a voucher program, rather than offering alternatives.[19]
Presidential preference
Terry E. Branstad endorsed Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election. [20]
Terry and Chris Branstad have three grown children and four grandchildren.
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See also
External links
- News: Veto by Iowa Governor ruled unconstitutional, December 13, 2011
- Terry E. Branstad for Governor campaign website
- Project Vote Smart biography
- Terry Branstad on Facebook
- Terry Branstad on Twitter
- Terry Branstad on YouTube
- Terry Branstad on Flickr
- ↑ National Governors Association, "Iowa Governor Terry E. Branstad," Accessed April 6, 2013
- ↑ The Iowa Republican, "Branstad Wins Republican Primary," June 8, 2010
- ↑ Washington Post, "GOP ex-Gov. Branstad wins Iowa governor race," November 2, 2010
- ↑ KCCI, "Branstad may run in 2014," November 29, 2013
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Office of the Governor of Iowa Terry Branstad, "About the Governor," accessed October 27, 2012
- ↑ WBAL, "President Obama Appoints Governor O'Malley To New Position," February 25, 2013
- ↑ The Des Moines Register, "Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad will continue to lead national council of governors," February 21, 2013
- ↑ ''Iowa City Patch, "Patch Poll: Was Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad's appointment of son to state board appropriate?," March 2, 2013
- ↑ ''The Des Moines Register, "Branstad nominates son to Iowa Agency," March 2, 2013
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 ''The Des Moines Register, "Branstad defends appointment of son to resource panel," March 4, 2013
- ↑ The DesMoines Register, "Governor's son, Marcus Branstad, confirmed by Iowa Senate to natural resources post," April 15, 2013
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 Quad-City Times, "Branstad has chance of being 1st governor to appoint all 7 Supreme Court justices," October 27, 2012
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 BusinessWeek, "Iowa Gov: Workforce Development veto will prevail," December 12, 2011
- ↑ Des Moines Register, "Branstad unemployment office veto unconstitutional, judge says," December 8, 2011
- ↑ KCCI, "Court Rules In IWD Office Closing Lawsuit," December 8, 2011
- ↑ Chicago Tribune, "Branstad: Workforce Development veto will prevail," December 12, 2011
- ↑ WHOTV Des Moines, "CULVER PLANS: Former Governor Considers Future," December 2, 2012
- ↑ Follow the Money.org, "Home," accessed February 17, 2015
- ↑ "Branstad: Impressed with Ryan; says Gingrich made a mistake," By Lynn Campbell, IowaPolitics.com, May 23, 2011
- ↑ The Hill, "Iowa Gov. Branstad endorses Romney after criticizing his Iowa campaign," April 10, 2012
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(June 12, 2011) St. Petersburg, FL – The 2011 All Children's Hospital Telethon today recorded another resounding success in difficult economic times, raising a grand total of $3,443,318 for the region's referral center for specialized pediatric care.
This year's Telethon theme, "Celebrate the Miracles," focused on the amazingly strong children and their families who count on All Children's expertise. Stories of youngsters from throughout west central Florida who have benefited from All Children's care were the highlight of the 28th annual fundraiser.
In addition to the Telethon, other special events benefiting All Children's Hospital were celebrated as part of the broadcast. Money raised from the individual events was included in this year's $3,443,318 total.
Bill Edwards Presents - A Taste of Pinellas raised more than $287,038 for the hospital over the course of three days in May. Now in its 25th year, the annual food festival generated record dollars/crowds. A stellar line-up of headline music acts including Josh Turner, Chris Isaak, Buddy Guy, Bonnie Raitt, Colbie Caillat and Third Eye Blind drew record crowds to Vinoy Park on the downtown St. Petersburg waterfront, thanks to sponsorships by Bill Edwards Presents, Inc., Bright House Networks and XL411.
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ANDERSON, S.C. – Both Pfeiffer University golf team's finished in the runners-up spot at the 2010 Anderson Invitational at the par 71, 6,402 yard Anderson Country Club in Anderson. The men tied for the top spot with Tusculum, but lost a one-hole playoff to the Pioneers. The women also concluded behind the Pioneers finishing seven shots back. Luiz Jacintho and Steph Peareth paced the Falcons each wrapping up fourth.
Under blue skies and with the temperature hovering in the low 90s, Lincoln Memorial (293+294=587) opened Tuesday's final round with a narrow three-shot edge over both Tusculum (296+290=586) and Wingate (296+295=591), but led by Luke Fallon and Nick York, the Pioneers shaved a combined six-strokes off their first round score to force the playoff with Pfeiffer.
Jacintho carded 75 and 70 concluding in a tie for fourth. Jonathan Miles and Tyson Louth each finished in a tie for sixth shooting 147. Miles went 77, 70 while Louth turned in 73 and 74 in the two-round event. Michael Blair and Garrett Dranichak finished with 150 and 153 as Dranichak notched an 11-shot improvement from his first round effort.
On the women's side, Pfeiffer scored consistently 328 and 327 as a team. Peareth led the way with a 78, 79 for a 157, fourth place finish. Angela Gimenez concluded on Peareth's heels tied for fifth with a 162 (82/80) while Jackie McMenimon also finished in the top-10 tying for seventh firing a 163 (81/82).
Chelsea Demers and Kelly Hill finished Pfeiffer's scoring each carding top-25 finishes. Hill finished one shot behind Demers with 173 and 174's respectively.
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I vote Tuscan Leather. But I think Noir de Noir is also right up there.
Hey folks I'n your opinion which is the best Tom ford private blend fragrance. After trying them all I would have to say tobacco vanille.
I vote Tuscan Leather. But I think Noir de Noir is also right up there.
+1 on TV
For me, Tobacco Vanille smells rich, but I really don't get tobacco out of it. I get more of a honey note.
That being said, in my opinion the best Private Blends are (in no order):
Amber Absolute
Azure Lime (doesn't get good feedback around here but I like it)
Italian Cypress
Neroli Portofino
Tuscan Leather
Aramis New West (preferably old bottle)
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Azzaro Aqua
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for me the best are:
Noir de Noir, oud wood, tuscan leather and tobacco vanile is also nice
I might say Noir de noir if I have to choose one
Tobacco Vanille
Noir de Noir
Tuscan Leather
Oud Wood
Amber Absolute
I`ve only tried Tobacco Vanille, and it`s great! Wish I had a bottle! -Where can we buy online in Europe?
One that I don't feel is given enough recognition here on Basenotes, Bois Marocain. Woody, incensey and deeply evocative of my visits to Morocco. Very sophisticated, and the only scent that has ever blown me off my feet. Bois Marocain introduced me to the real world of fragrances.
Top 10:
1. Acqua di Parma Colonia Assoluta
3. Tom Ford Bois Marocain
4. Creed Green Irish Tweed
5. Dior Homme/Intense
6. YSL Opium
7. Azzaro Pour Homme
8. Frederic Malle's Musc Ravageur
9. YSL Live Jazz
10. Burberry London
Best: Tobacco Vanille
Worst: Azure Lime
Tobacco Vanille.
Amber Absolute.
Moss Breches.
Neroli Portofino.
I've only tried:
Tuscan Leather
Noir de Noir
Amber Absolute
Tobacco Vanille -- My favorite and the only one I've bought
arabian wood
Tuscan Leather because I've been banned from wearing Tobacco Vanille in the house
Noir de Noir
My favorite is Tuscan Leather.
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Tobacco Vanille is my favorite. After that it's Neroli Portofino followed by Noir de Noir, Oud Wood, Tuscan Leather
Italian Cypress although i've never tried TV
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Tuscan Leather, Tobacco Vanille, Japan Noir, Noir de Noir all enjoy joint first place for me. (Am I sitting on the fence or not?)!!
Tuscan Leather
Azureè Lime
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My favorite is Italian Cypress, honorable mention to Tobacco Vanille. Now would I pay the retail price for them? Probably not.
T Leather
Oud Wood
Urban Musk
The funny part is that , the only one that I own is TV but I think the above mentioned is better.
The only ones I somewhat enjoy are Tobacco Vanille and Moss Breches. But for the price... no thanks.
I pretty much love the whole collection but TV and Noir De Noir are my favourites
I have only tried:
Tobacco Vanille
Noir de Noir
Tuscan Leather
My vote goes for Tobacco Vanille.
Oud Wood
Tobacco Vanille
Worth every penny.
My favorites are Moss Breches and Amber Absolute, but I've enjoyed Tobacco Vanille, Noir de Noir, and Japon Noir to some degree at various points. Urban Musk was nice, but it's just Bulgari Black Light, for far more money. Velvet Gardenia is the only fragrance I've ever wished for a ''light'' version of when it comes to florals, but it was... different, I'll give it that. I'm not surprised it kicked the bucket.
The rest were largely forgettable for me, though the first set of releases were agreeably dark compared to much of what was being released.
Italian Cypress is awesome. Tuscan Leather is a little strange.
I like several, but Tuscan Leather is the best.
Tuscan Leather
Tobacco Vanille
Noir de Noir
Amber Absolute
Tobacco Vanille
- Expect the unexpected
Tobacco Vanille, followed by Oud Wood
TV for with TL right on it's heels.
A lot of them are good.
For me: Tuscan Leather
Runner-up: Tobacco Vanille
The only one I haven't tried is Bois Marocain. I really enjoyed Italian Cypress, Amber Absolute, Noir de Noir and would buy bottles at the right price. However, my two favorites are the two that I currently own- Moss Breeches and Tobacco Vanille. If I was pushed to pick one, it would be TV.
Tuscan Leather and Japon Noir were the only two that I didn't enjoy.
Just my two cents, but for butch tobacco neither Tobacco Vanille nor Back To Black are good choices; it's just a difference between tobacco with syrup and tobacoo with powder, respectively.
I'd suggest something like Sonoma Scent Studio's Tabac Aurea - it's wonderfully non-sweet, and considerably more ''butch'' in style than these two. If you'd like tobacco and leather, check out Pascal Morababito's Or Black. If you like cloves, there's always Aramis Havana, and if you really, really like cloves, Ava Luxe's Kretek.
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I love them all except Tuscan Leather; to dry and single note for my liking.
Noir de Noir and Amber Absolute are my favorites. I recently purchased Noir de Noir because I liked it so much.
Tobacco Vanille is very overrated in my opinion. I want tobacco, not syrupy sweet vanilla. Tuscan Leather is also great, but I'm not sure I will ever get around to purchasing it. Oud Wood is nice, but I would rather get my oud fix from other houses that specialize in it. As for Neroli Portofino and Azure Lime, I don't see myself ever spending that much money on a citrus fragrance. There are several others in the Private Blends that I have tried, but I need to test more. I discussed the ones I have a pretty strong opinion on.
on me ..........Tuscan Leather, Italian Cypress, Moss Breches.. oud wood also..
on my wife.....Noir de Noir
My favorite's are noir de noir, amber absolute and tobacco vanille. In that order
I have a bottle of TL, decants of Noir de Noir and Oud Wood. I really like Tobacco Vanille. Italian Cypress is wirth testing.
I like to layer TL and TV over Oud Wood.
Five that I am enjoying right now
1) Sel de Vetiver by The Different Company
2) Spiritueuse Double Vanille by Guerlain
3) Bois des Iles by Chanel
4) Devin by Aramis
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Damn all this because he was "cocky" or whatever and has the last name Rivers lol. People want to see him fail. It's not even that serious.
What did you expect to see?? Again, we're talking about an entire season of having a PER less than 7. WE'RE ONLY 1/3 INTO THE SEASON.
I was not a fan of the Rivers pick and even I think it's too early to say anything.
Damn all this because he was "cocky" or whatever and has the last name Rivers lol. People want to see him fail. It's not even that serious.
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I think Rivers should grab more rebound to have his per higher.
Sometimes you either got it or you don't. Kyrie did and I knew he was going to be a star coming out of Duke even after just 13 games. With AR I couldn't bear to watch him play 13 games on Duke because he was so awful.
The dude just can't finish at the rim... it's horrible.
You're in the league now.. you can't just run into the lane and throw the ball up thinking you're gonna get those calls as a Rookie. He's got to learn to absorb contact and finish or else strop trying to draw contact. He looks for it and he doesn't convert layups AT ALL.
I'm sure we invested the 10th pick to give up on him this early. This talk is silly at this point in time. If in year 3 he's still a mess, his option won't be accepted and he will be gone.
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My point is there are tons and tons of people that think he is a waste of a draft pick. In fact the people that think he will even become a good player is a small minority at this point.
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Because he's playing the exact same way he was playing in high school and college and he's not improving. In order to be one of these guys who gets better and better in the NBA you have to have a certain dominant skill that will carry you during the process. I think people thought AR's such skill was going to be his driving ability, but I feel that it is way overrated. He is not as good a driver as Bayless was a rookie and Bayless ended up a mediocre player at best.
Well, for one, he's not playing the same way in high school or college. He's deliberately avoiding taking too many shots from deep even though he could and isn't quiet as aggressive. Also he brought the ball up more then. He hardly does that now. So not improving? He's not playing the same roles on the court as he was then.
And he is getting to the basket pretty consistently. It's not like people are stymieing him. He just hasn't been converting at the rim. He's shown the quickness, the handles, that was listed as his strengths. As well as the deep range...whenever he actually takes the shots.
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