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Rome & Area
(Mediterranean Cruise)
Uncover the majesty of Ancient Rome before discovering the beauty of Italy, Tunisia, France and Spain as you cruise the waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Embarking in Civitavecchia, the port of glorious Rome, you'll then sail to Palermo, a 2,700 year old city of coastal Sicily. You continue to La Goulette, the port of Tunis, situated near the ruins of the glorious ancient city of Carthage, before voyaging to vibrant Barcelona, Spain's cultural heartbeat. Sail to France's largest city on the Mediterranean, Marseille, before sailing to Genoa in Northern Italy, known as la Superba ("the Superb one"), and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Conclude your voyage back where it began, in Civitavecchia. These coastal destinations offer magnificent art, scenery and wine, while draped in history from the height of the Roman Empire, and earlier. See the world quickly, while relaxing all the while.
Cruise Departure Dates:
(2015): Dec 7,14,21
(2016): Feb 1,8,15,22,29, Mar 7,14,21
For your added comfort, you will have an English-speaking assistant waiting for you outside of customs with a sign with your name on it. Your representative will help you to co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.
Enjoy a three hour shared tour by coach and by foot to visit the classical monuments of Rome crossing Piazza della Repubblica with the fountain of the Naiads. Your local guide will take you on a pleasant stroll through the historical centre, where you can admire Trevi Fountain, La Colonna di Marco Aurelio, the Palazzo di Montecitorio, designed by Bernini, the Pantheon (visit inside), Palazzo Madama – seat of senate, and piazza Navona. Passing alongside Castel Sant'Angelo, the bus will leave you close to Vatican City. Admire Saint Peter's Square where you can hear all the guide has to say about the Basilica; you will then have the chance (except when there are religious celebrations) to explore this wonderful Basilica on your own and to admire masterpieces such as Michelangelo's La Pietà and Bernini bronze canopy before re-joining the bus. Please note that shared tours can have up to approximately 50 people (depending on the number of people that have signed up for the tour on the particular day), and are carried out in a number of languages. The group may be divided out into smaller groups so the tour is led in one language or kept as one larger group (in which case the tour will be led in various languages).
The tour begins by coach passing through Piazza della Repubblica and following the ancient Aurelian walls, which once surrounded the ancient city. On arrival at the Vatican Walls, your guide will then lead you into the Vatican Museums taking the beautiful Spiral staircase and continuing through the Gallery of the Tapestries and the Gallery of the Geographical Maps before arriving in the famous Sistine Chapel with its magnificent fresco of the Last Judgement by Michelangelo.
For your convenience, the tour includes hotel pick-up and entrances to the churches mentioned. Since there will be various pick-ups within the city centre, you will be given a pick-up time range. Please be in the hotel lobby/reception for this time. At the end of the tour, there are various central drop-off points: Via Veneto, Piazza Barberini, Piazza Venezia, Piazza della Repubblica and Termini Station. Please note that shared tours can have up to approximately 50 people (depending on the number of people that have signed up for the tour on the particular day), and are carried out in a number of languages. The group may be divided out into smaller groups so the tour is led in one language or kept as one larger group (in which case the tour will be led in various languages).
You'll be picked up in Rome and transferred to the port in Civitavecchia by a private vehicle and English-speaking driver.
Welcome aboard!Take some time to get settled in before attending the welcome dinner, where you can meet your fellow cruisemates.
Palermo is located in the northwest of the island of Sicily, right by the Gulf of Palermo in the Tyrrhenian Sea. Palermo is Sicily's cultural, economic and touristic capital. It is a city rich in history, culture, art, music and food. Numerous tourists are attracted to the city for its pleasant Mediterranean weather.
La Goulette is the port of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. The town's Kasbah fortress was built in 1535 by Charles I of Spain but was later captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1574. The ancient ruins of Carthage lay near the town of La Goulette.
Full day spent relaxingly at sea.
The Port of Barcelona has a 2000-year history and a great contemporary commercial importance. The Port is divided into three zones: Port Vell (the Old Port), the commercial port and the logistics port (Barcelona Free Port). The Port Vell houses the Maremagnum (a commercial mall), a multiplex cinema, the IMAX Port Vell and Europe's largest aquarium, containing 8,000 fish and 11 sharks contained in 22 basins filled with 6 million litres of sea water. The Maremagnum, due to being situated a designated tourist zone, is the only commercial mall in the city that can open on Sundays and public holidays.
Marseille is the second largest city in France, after Paris. Located on the southeast coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea, Marseille is France's largest commercial port and largest French city on the Mediterranean coast. It is listed as a major centre of art and history. The city has many museums and galleries and there are many ancient buildings and churches of historical interest. Most of the attractions of Marseille (including shopping areas) are located in the 1st, 2nd, 6th and 7th arrondissements.
The Port of Genoa is an Italian seaport on the Mediterranean Sea. Genoa's bustling old streets running down to the port retain a gritty character all but lost in most modern cities. It's easy to wander around the back streets of the old town and not come across another tourist for hours. The streets are brimming with beautiful Renaissance architecture, ornate churches vying for attention with luxurious palaces housing some magnificent works of art, including many Old Masters. Many of these palaces line a single street, via Garibaldi, which was the home of the Genoese nobility in the 16th century and has preserved its graceful buildings in beautiful condition.
After breakfast this morning, you'll be disembarking your ship back in Civitavecchia. Bid farewell to your fellow cruisemates as your voyage has come to conclusion.
You'll be picked up and transferred to Rome by a private vehicle and English-speaking driver.
The Rose Garden Palace is located on Via Vittorio Veneto in Rome, chosen as one of Conde Nast's Top Cities, a mere forty five minutes away from the Fiumicino Airport. This historical property is situated in the heart of the city centre and features elegantly designed guest rooms and contemporary and spacious suites. Feast like royalty with menus that feature delicious Italian delicacies and international specialties at the onsite a la carte restaurant, Il Roseto. Wander through the hotel's garden area, hosting beautiful floral compositions and handcrafted modern sculptures. The Rose Garden Palace also boasts a well-equipped fitness centre, a relaxing whirlpool and soothing sauna. The property is within walking distance to some of Rome's most famous landmarks including the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain and various Baroque inspired churches. Under Roman law, hotels charge a small amount per traveller per day as a "tourist tax", which needs to be paid locally through your hotel in Rome. Amounts may vary, but currently the cost is 4EUR per person for 3* hotels, 6EUR for 4* hotels and 7EUR for 5* hotels. The charges will be added to your bill upon check out and are non-negotiable.
MSC Splendida, a premium cruise liner where the best of cutting-edge technology and exceptional comfort are splendidly combined. MSC Cruises has laid out a 5-star service for demanding guests in the MSC Yacht Club, an exclusive area complete with 72 spacious suites and 24-hour butler service. In the Top Sail Lounge complete with Skydome, guests can delight their palate under a dome of sparkling stars. For their well-being, guests may partake in the MSC AUREA Spa. Here, the magic of Balinese massage meets holistic water treatments, a legacy of Roman times. Saunas, Turkish bath, solarium, relaxation room, Thalassotherapy, massage room, whirlpool - guests can enjoy all the facilities in a relaxing, luxurious surroundings. Entertainment on board the luxury MSC Splendida ship leaves guests spoilt for choice: 4 swimming pools, an exercise room, squash court, the chance to simulate the thrill of Formula 1, and more...
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FASHION WEEK "COPENHAGEN FW SS12″ part 2
August 9, 2011 in Uncategorized by Andy
I tried my best to narrow it down from the hundreds of pics I had from Copenhagen Fashion Week.
Its always a bit difficult to get organized since I just arrived home on Saturday, literally switched bags and flew to Stockholm yesterday.
I made it to my hotel in Stockholm yesterday evening and its so amazing to stay at the same place, even the same room than last year! ( talk about a Deja Vu 😉 … My first show is at about 9:30 this morning so I better get ready!
Hope you like my pictures from Copenhagen and stay tuned for Scandinavia 2.0 with my pics from Stockholm! 😉

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CHERGUI for me too!
Good morning !
Taking it easy today...Christmas party at the office and last day at work.
Then I'm taking 11 days off, yippie!
Good to read your son is feeling better, lievje! A good book and mama's love!
Dee, how are you feeling today?
To fully celebrate, I am wearing my beloved
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Sniffing around
I'll stop wearing black when they make something darker
CHERGUI for me too!
Good morning !
Alliage - Estée Lauder
Wishlist is pointless.
How I envy you, my LIB.
Last minute preparations and worries over here. Christmas lunch and Christmas party at the office. And I want everything to be perfect. Bad habit
Chanel No.5 extrait to match today's outfit.
Have a lovely Friday!
The bird of paradise alights only upon the hand that does not grasp
Wearing that Chanel tweed again, R? Best of luck with the preparations. We all know how stressful that can be.
TGIF!! Ah, the holidays have arrived at last. Perfect.
Not wearing anything yet, but I plan to visit Goutal and try out their new Orientalistes... will report back
Annick Goutal's Rose Absolue is my chosen companion today.
Prada Infustion d'Iris again for me. Stuck in waiting on the cable guy and also the arrivial of a package which should have came yesterday...
I am still in bed. I haven't chosen my SOTD yet. It will be either Narciso Rodriguez or Infusion d'Iris, I suspect.
"I don't know the key to success,
but the key to failure is trying to please everybody."
Bill Cosby
I am with LIB in taking off from work until Jan 2. ahhhhh...
SotD will be Jacques Bogart Bogart
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
Kisses to all recuperating, or still ailing.
Up early for a looong day.
Neil Morris' Dark Season- all my friends on Sniffa are enjoying, so I thought I'd go for solidarity.
VERY Xmassy- I think I mailed out a LOT of samps of this.
Be well, friends.
Mitsouko, opened the vintage bottle.
parfums*PARFUMS Series 3 Incense: Kyoto by Comme des Garcons
Twins with Twolf today - Mitsouko
(inspired by the thread listing all the folks here who sadly can't learn to love her) and happy that my chemistry makes her glorious.
Lady in Black/Buni - sorry didn't see your early post question - am feeling much better, thank you and thanks again to the other very supportive folks here. Still fielding calls from distressed students, and immersed in grading finals.
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The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the direction of the wind. But the goodness of a person spreads in all directions.
Brought forth the lovely Jasmin Impeatrice Eugenie by Creed...floating on a redolent stream of sandalwood....feeling a bit like an Empress
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
It's a funny frag, CM. Sometimes I love it, sometimes not so much. Today, I am loving it.
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"I don't know the key to success,
but the key to failure is trying to please everybody."
Bill Cosby
Inspired by TWolf's example - I dug out my sample of Montale's Golden Aoud. I wonder if there is some saffron at the top as well.....Golden Aoud is nice! It is my third aoud that I have ever tested and I can't find the notes for this fragrance. I suspect that it comes from Nancy's (Fishbone) bottle -- to my knowledge there are only a few bottles of it available in private collections in the USA -- and here what I detect in it: aoud (not strong, but still resinous, medicinal), soft mellow spices (cardamom, ginger, nutmeg, something else I would use in cooking), light flowers that actually make it slightly cool (orange/lime/lemon blossom, orchid, hyacinth, almost broom-like note), no roses, light ambrette seed (soapy, salty, dusty) and sandalwood (vibrant, warm and fresh). The general character is light, dry and gentle, staying close to skin. I think that Lady_in_Black would like this, but it is way too light and demure.
I don't get the vast array of notes that TWolf does. My unsophisticated nose essentially equates oud + flowers = roses unless something screams "This is not a Rose"!!!! On a certain level - it reminds me of Montale's Aoud Damascus. may have to do a comparison sniff this weekend......
Unlike the other Montale Aouds I've tried - this one gets close to the skin very quickly (especially in this colder weather). I put this on about 45 minutes ago and can barely smell it now.
Chaya - I hope your job interview went well yesterday. Keep us informed!!!!
Sakecat's Scent Project
"Wardrobe" and Reviews of everything I've tried to date. Please come visit and let me know what you think.
Guerlains Vetiver Extreme, all the way from Canada
Thanks Graffham!
Hello, everyone!
Wearing the gorgeous Profumum Santalum today.
Lievje, so glad to hear your son is on the mend!
Chaya, keep us posted on the job, and you smell YUMMY!
Everyone who's got lots of time off now, I'm jealous! But am also taking off a couple of days around the new year myself, so have some anticipatory relaxing to do.
Enjoy, everyone.
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Its thought that people who hope too much will just waste their life away and never get down to doing any real work. Theyre confusing Hope with Wish, its lazy cousin... When Wish whispers, Something is just around the corner, what comes or not is never what was wished for. When Hope whispers Something is just around the corner, something always is. -- Charlie Elberson
My sale thread has some of my underappreciated fragrances looking for a good, new home...
Yum, yum and more yum!
You all smell so good!
Today is my last day in the office,
before the holidays, just like LIB .
Although, my boss told me to take today off too .
What a nice guy!!!!!!
I woke up with a wonderful scent in my nostrils;
hubby applied some Caron Pour Un Homme
for work. So now, I'm wrapping my presents with a
tiny bit of Caron Pour Un Homme wafting up
from the backs of my palms. I'll be off to the office with
gifts in tow to wish everyone Happy Holidays and then
off to do a little bit more shopping.
No SotD yet, but a fabulous SotM .
Autumn treasures: Magnetism, Midnight Orchid, Tea for Two,
Aimez-Moi, Chinatown, Dzongkha, Five O'Clock Au Gingembre,
Cittá di Kyoto, Jasmin de Nuit, Jasmin Full, Kelly Calèche, Venezia,
Douce Amère, Eau de Charlotte, Falling In Love, Chergui, Prada,
Rose Alexandrie, Hypnôse, Omnia, Flowerbomb, Poivre Piquant,
Cuir Beluga, 7:15am in Bali, Lolita Lempicka, Fumerie Turque,
Datura Noir, Songes, Gaultier², L'Ombre Fauve, Kors, My Couture,
Ligea "La Sirena", Red Aoud, Rose Absolu, Cèdre, Milk, No. 23
Bending backwards is like falling in love, come bend with me
The mind is like a drunken monkey, it constantly jumps here and there.
Swami Niranjan-ananda
"Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think."
Ah, wearing a brand new amber scent with snow outside! The sensual and warm Annick Goutal Ambre Fétiche
You were right, eric, this is one amazing scent.
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Got up late today and am preparing for hubbie's work's do
tonight (hairdresser's, nails, face pack etc.) - need all the
help I can get!! Wearing Prada Infusion d'Iris and loving it.
Starting out in Tea for Two.
Sniff and let sniff.
This new old Mitsouko's top notes are bad -- whoever had it before me probably did not know a thing about temperatures and humidity, etc. However, Clemmie, I will be able to send you some to try together with the others we spoke about.
My boss just called and said they need me at work today -- I guess some other Santa's Elf had too much eggnogg last night! Took a quick dip into the bathtub and still feel Mitsouko, the way she is supposed to be: singing in the lower octave, luring, velvety.
Agree with sakecat: that other spice in Golden Aoud IS saffron (little orange brownish threads you put in your rice to make it look yellow?).
Montale uses that combination of spices in many of his perfumes. It's sweet and salty at the same time. I think it was dominant in Aoud Queen Rose, Vetiver des Sables, and present even in Attar. I don't know what it is, but I read that it includes saffron.
rtamara, I love that Jasmine Imperiatrice Eugenie too.
SOTD - Madini Maderas de Oriente. It's supposed to be Atlas cedar, but (like all Madinis) it is made of different ingredients in a different combination than most western perfumes, so I give up trying to decipher the aroma. Madini--a delightful departure from Western perfumery...
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Opium today. I've had a tradition of Flowerbomb Friday, but lately I'm not so enthralled with the Bomb.
And yes, Opium does smell like Christmas!
Party today at work, then 4 days off! Lots of time to lavish many samples up and down the arms.
WISHLIST: Tokyo Milk Honey & the Moon, Brooklyn Bunny Lettuce
"Another way to take up more space is to wear perfume. I really love wearing perfume." ANDY WARHOL
I'm testing Parfum d'Empire Eau de Glorie today.
Top Notes: Lemon, Bergamot, Orange, Neroli, Rosemary, Lavender
Middle Notes: Aniseed, Tea, Licorice
Base Notes: Leather, Oakmoss, Tobacco, Incense
I've trademarked the color bleu
Oh Wolfie - what a shame! And I'll bet you were RULLY looking forward to that experience too. But I agree with The Bird - "waiting out" can prove rewarding. I had the same experience with vintage La Rose Jacqueminot and after about forty five minutes the old musty notes sent away and the rose shimmered like new. Hope this happens for you.
(Meanwhile I've added some CBIHP Lavender Tea to my Avignon - WHEEEEEEE!)
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
I don't have many big bottles to spray with abandon, so am wearing Burberry again. I love reading these posts, it gives me ideas of what to try some day.
Today is also my last day of work for two weeks. Maybe I'll be able to get out to the stores and test some new scents!
The splendor of the rose and the whiteness of the lily do not rob the little violet of its scent nor the daisy of its simple charm. If every tiny flower wanted to be a rose, spring would lose its loveliness.
Black Violet by Tom Ford
Peggy: "Right now, we have to get to the mental institution. Something terrible has happened."
Latrelle: "What?"
Peggy: "Brother Boy has tried to kill himself. He jumped out of his bedroom window."
Latrelle: "Isn't he only on the second floor?"
Peggy: "Yes, but he hit his head on a lawn gnome."
Fr. Sordid Lives: The Series
"Live, live, live! Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death."
Auntie Mame[/B]
Polo Double Black.
Je Reviens COUTURE - Lil Miss asked why I smell so good
Tinks, please describe how it differs from the original.
I can see that I must try the Annick Goutal amber.
But today for me: Ava Luxe Sweet amber wood
I am so enjoying the Ava Luxe decants, but understand from the boards that Ava Luxe is closed down--temporarily? Will someone kindly explain to this new Ava Luxe fan the disappearance and the hoped-for return?
Serge Lutens Ambre Sultan
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Dior pour homme for me. Have a nice day!
Some books are undeservedly forgotten, none are undeservedly remembered - W.H. Auden
I was going to continue my sampling today, but inspired by this thread, I'm now in my beloved MITSOUKO.
"Woe to the one who's love of elixirs, grows into madness"
Today I'm sampling Hermes Eau des Merveilles again, trying to decide if I like it enough for a bottle.
Very Michael Kors... my colleague thinks it is a very nice scent, but I still prefer the original over the new limited on.
Today I have also decanted by Femme by Rochas AND Eau de Camille and gave them to my colleagues as Christmas small gifts.
Hey Therese!!! And welcomewelcome!!!
You are not alone in your adoration and grieving!! Serena has kinda gone more into the jewelry line but you can still find her stuff here: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id...ion_id=5163414 (she's on vakay until after the hols)
I infer from other posts that if you e-mail her with a request for a fave (complete list here: http://www.basenotes.net/cgi-bin/basenotes.cgi) she'll do her best to accommodate.
Happy sniffing!
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
I'm sampling Parfums de Nicolai Cologne Nature, today. Thought the lime and linden blossom combo would be good for cleaning house and running errands. The top notes smell like I was sent an old sample, but it did that the first time I tried it and dried down fairly well. Fun to try, but not FBW for me. Have a great day and hope those of you not doing well will feel better soon!
Hové Rue Royale.
Enjoy some leisure, people.
Happy Friday!
I'm wearing KM Paname this morning.
As for my scent of the day, I still smell the sampling I did last night. A new love for Zibeline who loves animalics but often finds Bandit too extreme, and can't do Rasa extreme at all! I was not expecting to like this one and it was the sample that my slightly perfume averse colleague picked out as "wow, this one is fabulous"! So I wore it to bed, and am still loving it over ten hours later.
My SoTD has cardamom, geranium leaves, roses and other spices all over a delectable and long lasting base of musks, sandalwood, leather (!) and civet. This is marketed as a man's scent and I'm sure it would be great on men. That said it's great on me too. It's what I wanted Bandit to be, it is the new elegant leather animalic of my dreams.
Djinn (the EDP)
Isn't it nice when you find a line you just love?
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Today has been rather hectic!!! My sotd was Bois d'iris.Now wearing Jicky edt as my sote.
Its thought that people who hope too much will just waste their life away and never get down to doing any real work. Theyre confusing Hope with Wish, its lazy cousin... When Wish whispers, Something is just around the corner, what comes or not is never what was wished for. When Hope whispers Something is just around the corner, something always is. -- Charlie Elberson
My sale thread has some of my underappreciated fragrances looking for a good, new home...
Brother can't find my little pouch of samples; it has my only little drop of Nuit de Noel!
Found Liz Zorn Pink Praline in my purse. DEE-LISH
Another belief of mine; that everyone else my age is an adult, whereas I am merely in disguise.
Margaret Atwood
I'm so far over on the western edge of Basenotes, that if I sleep in, I'm still figuring out morning scents while reading about many of your evenings. Decided yesterday that Estee Lauder Private Collection, while assertive is polite enough to go dancing. Slept in Les Nereides Imperial Opoponax- kinda like Shalimar in fuzzy bunny slippers.
Sending BEMs scuttling back to Betelgeuse with my fierce fumage!
Liz Zorn is an iconoclastic angel.
She has taught me more about nuts-and bolts than I can estimate...
Another spectacular woman is Jenny, of Perfume-making.
Funny, articulate, loving, and generous with sharing what she knows...
We're really lucky, you know.
These women really enrich our lives- never mind educate us.
Prada Infusion d'Iris . I almost bought this one last month in Nordstroms and talked myself out of it! Now I'm crying....thanks to dimples and another one of her lovely, generous samples Looks like I need to add this one to "THE LIST".
Well it turned out that Caron Pour Un Homme
smelled so good that all I could do was apply
some more, smile and enjoy.
So my SotD is Caron Pour Un Homme,
and it just might turn into my SotE as well.
Lets hear what hubby thinks when he gets home .
Autumn treasures: Magnetism, Midnight Orchid, Tea for Two,
Aimez-Moi, Chinatown, Dzongkha, Five O'Clock Au Gingembre,
Cittá di Kyoto, Jasmin de Nuit, Jasmin Full, Kelly Calèche, Venezia,
Douce Amère, Eau de Charlotte, Falling In Love, Chergui, Prada,
Rose Alexandrie, Hypnôse, Omnia, Flowerbomb, Poivre Piquant,
Cuir Beluga, 7:15am in Bali, Lolita Lempicka, Fumerie Turque,
Datura Noir, Songes, Gaultier², L'Ombre Fauve, Kors, My Couture,
Ligea "La Sirena", Red Aoud, Rose Absolu, Cèdre, Milk, No. 23
Bending backwards is like falling in love, come bend with me
The mind is like a drunken monkey, it constantly jumps here and there.
Swami Niranjan-ananda
"Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think."
Jacques Fath Yang as SotE..wow.
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
Alien & Aveda Patchouli
Diva is fartin in your perfume mist before you walk through it!! Walk slow and let it marinate......
Divatologist....Breaking perfume rules since 1969
I smells goooooooooooood! Don't believe me? Come smell me!!
"The Divatologist Perfume Application Method" is now available!!! Learn It, Live It, Love It Click Here! Many Compliments Await You!
www.twitter.com/Divatologist www.divatologist.tumblr.com
Emporio Armani Diamonds!
(And why is this getting such bad reviews on MUA? Is it really that awful? I bought this a few weeks ago, and think it's a great everyday scent.)
SOTD was Opium edt. SOTE is Opium parfum. You're all stricken by the cleverness of it, aren't you!?
BTW, and OT, just got back from Sweeny Todd and it was stunning.
WISHLIST: Tokyo Milk Honey & the Moon, Brooklyn Bunny Lettuce
"Another way to take up more space is to wear perfume. I really love wearing perfume." ANDY WARHOL
Testing Montale Blue Amber this evening.
Sniff and let sniff.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Jillian Michaels orders two eggs over easy with a smidgeon of oil and two slices of dry toast.
And coffee.
Coffee?! "Two strong cups, 400 milligrams, fights pancreatic cancer," she says, "plus Alzheimer's, Type 2 diabetes and improves cognitive functions."
Not that Michaels is a health-nut goodie-goodie.
"I still drink a little bit of alcohol," she confides. "And I haven't been to the gym in five days!"
No wonder. There's this grueling book tour on top of an always-heavy workload, plus the routine demands of parenting a 3-year-old daughter and an 11-month-old son who, along with her partner, Heidi Rhoades, have come with her on this recent New York visit.
But all is never lost, says Michaels, in the battle to lose weight and be healthy. "Even if you're just standing while you're talking on the phone," she offers, "you can burn up to 300 calories in a day."
That's the sort of forgiving advice found in her latest book, "Slim for Life: My Insider Secrets to Simple, Fast and Lasting Weight Loss" (Harmony Books).
"It's my softest approach to weight loss," says Michaels, a wellness coach to whom the word "soft" is seldom applied.
After all, she is famous as the drill-sergeant trainer on NBC's "The Biggest Loser," a 5-foot-2-inch force of nature who doesn't hesitate to throw her tautly muscled weight around.
But during this recent breakfast she seems different from her "Loser" persona. Clad in jeans, sweat shirt and Ugg boots, her hair pulled under a newsboy's cap, she could pass for half her 39 years. She is animated, high-rev. But no way overbearing.
"I wanted to write a book where you felt like I was sitting right there with you," she says, a vision of reassurance seated across the table, "providing a simple solution for every problem or complaint I've ever heard."
Fitness is too time-consuming, complicated, costly, inconvenient, plus I'm hungry all the time -- Michaels has heard every excuse from the audience for her website, weekly podcast and speaking engagements.
"I wanted to integrate the answers and knock down the myths and the fad diets," she says. "For every possible dieting dilemma that you could ever have, I provide umpteen amount of solutions. Pick one!"
In her book, every strategy comes with a point system scored from 1 (a "bonus" tip) to 3 (most effective and important). Totaling the strategies you're able to adopt can help predict your rate of weight loss, she says.
If some of this stuff gets a little technical (she prescribes workouts complete with calories-per-minute burned for each exercise), Michaels also packs the book with simple no-brainers: Eat before you head to the party so you're less tempted by those fatty hors d'oeuvres. Nix foods tagged with "danger words" like smothered, loaded, tender, deep-fried and creamy. At the supermarket, avoid the center aisles (high-trafficked destinations for junk food, she warns) in favor of the store perimeter, where fresh foods are likely to be stocked.
For imbibers who aren't satisfied with the occasional red wine (pretty healthy in moderation), she even offers recipes for low-cal cocktails.
"I'm going to show you exactly what you need to understand, exactly what never to do, and what it looks like in your life," she says. "This is never going to be easy. But it's never gonna be easier than this."
Growing up, physical health wasn't something that came easily to Michaels.
Her dad was overweight, she says, "and one of the ways that we spent time together was through food: 'Let's go get a pizza.'"
Her parents went through what she calls an ugly divorce when she was 12, which only hardened her image of herself as "a fat kid, a loser, someone who deserved to get picked on."
But a few years later she got hooked on martial arts. She had long felt like an outsider in school and most everywhere else, a feeling heightened by the fact that she was gay and hadn't yet accepted it. But here in the dojo she was part of a community. She felt supported. She blossomed.
Then came a real turning point: She broke two boards with a sidekick.
"The next day when I walked into the school, no one ever (messed) with me again," she says, her eyes blazing at the memory.
From there a career unfolded for Michaels as a trainer, physical therapy aide, then sports-medicine professional.
A decade ago, she signed on to "The Biggest Loser." There, instantly, she stood out as a taskmaster, even a bully.


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I got to thinking what kind of arguments we'd be hearing if rational people participated in the God debate with the same kind of arguments as apologetics do. I'm curious if you share my view: apologists use such a weird (and weak) logic that it alone is enough to keep most rational people out of the debate (like Dawkins vs. WLC). Most rational people just don't sink to that level - or they just see it as a waste of their time, for a good reason.
If you'd want to affect apologists with some arguments you'd probably have to sink to their level of absurdity and language games, and not a lot of smart people are willing or interested in doing that. And sadly this again holds up the apologist's own little circles without them necessarily ever even hearing a truly rational argument.
This thought came to me as I was reading Free Will by Harris.
I think you can see the influence between the lines in the video I made to illustrate the above:
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Oxford Analytica expects the climate for US-based businesses to improve in 2013, no matter who occupies the White House.
President Barack Obama has proposed consolidating agencies in the federal government to produce a more focused economic and business-friendly policy environment and to cut budgetary outlays — and concurrently to establish a dedicated 'Trade Enforcement Unit'.
Using Reagan-era language, the president is asking Congress to give him authority to 'shrink' the size of the federal government measured in number of employees and number of regulations, saving 3 billion dollars over ten years. His proposal is the first major executive initiative to seek a return of this power since a special presidential authority to reorganise government lapsed in 1984.
If authorised, it could reduce the cost of doing business for US-based multinational firms.
A streamlined, single 'USA Business' agency emulates a model established by several Asian economies, facilitating exports.
However, the proposed Trade Enforcement Unit is obviously directed at China, and would add to trade tensions with Beijing.
The reorganisation would be most effective at promoting US business and exports if accompanied by corporate tax reform, a Romney priority.
While obviously an election-year ploy to embarrass the president's Republican opponents — who will reject it, even though it conforms to several of their priorities — the president's latest business-friendly regulatory simplification proposals likely point to significant post-election reform.
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University College London (UCL) is a public research university located in London, United Kingdom and the oldest and largest constituent college of the federal University of London. Founded in 1826, UCL was the first university institution to be founded in London and the first in England to be established on an entirely secular basis, to admit students regardless of their religion and to admit women on equal terms with men. UCL became one of the two founding colleges of the University of London in 1836. UCL is organised into eight constituent faculties, within which there are over 100 departments, institutes and research centres. UCL's main campus is located in the Bloomsbury area of Central London, with a number of institutes and teaching hospitals located elsewhere in Central London. The UCL School of Energy and Resources is based in Adelaide, Australia. UCL is a major centre for biomedical research; it is part of three of the 11 biomedical research centres established by the NHS in England and is a founding member of UCL Partners, the largest academic health science centre in Europe. For the period 1999 to 2009 it was the 13th most-cited university in the world (and the most-cited in Europe). UCL had a total income of £762 million in 2009/10, of which £275 million was from research grants and contracts. UCL is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, the European University Association, the G5, the League of European Research Universities, the Russell Group, UNICA and Universities UK. It forms part of the 'Golden Triangle' of British universities. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: University College London)
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An Attack on Professionalism and Scholarship? Democratising Archives and the Production of Knowledge
Andrew Flinn describes some recent developments in democratising the archive and asks whether these developments really deserve to be viewed as a threat to professional and academic standards.
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Nile basin countries discuss joint river projects - 28 Jul 09
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak issued strict instructions to officials to avoid "provocative" statements against the Nile Basin countries.
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"As Herodotus observed in the 5th century BC, Egypt was a gift of the Nile" in 2010 Nile is a gift of East Africa' which will be used by all countries based on equitable sharing. your minsters are the one whom bark like a dog.
what the Egyptian government is offering is too little too late. The fear is that Egyptian people will pay heavily for the government's long inaction. the government looks week and does not own its own decision.


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RALEIGH - This wasn't Southwest's best effort this soccer season.
Still, the Stallions did enough Saturday to claim their first state title in program history.
Southwest got an early goal from Paul Bishop and most valuable player Nick Matics made 6 saves to help Southwest defeat Lake Norman Charter 2-0 in the NCHSAA 1-A championship game at Dail Soccer Stadium at N.C. State University.
The Stallions (14-2-2) won the title against the Knights (19-4-1) in their first trip to the finals after falling short in the East Regional final the past two years.
"To me, this just validates what I've known for a long time," Southwest coach John Sweeney said. "We have championship-level players and championship-level people come to Southwest."
This championship marked the third one for Sweeney, who has guided the Southwest girls' program to a pair of titles in three title game appearances. But there is nothing quite like the first one for the boys' program.
"I love every one of my teams and all the boys who have played for me," Sweeney said. "But we live in a world where we judge things on wins and losses, and so it's a great feeling for these guys to win this."
Senior midfielder Markkel Bannerman agreed that this meant a lot to the Stallions.
"It feels amazing," he said while holding the championship plaque. "We've worked hard all season. We wanted to do this for coach because he pushes us every day, and he never gave up on us and we never gave up on him. We also wanted to do it for the guys who played last year."
And what a way to go out for Matics, a senior goalkeeper who kicked a pair of field goals on Friday night in Southwest's 50-6 win over Northampton to advance to the 1-AA East Regional football finals.
"Just ending your soccer career with a win, it can't be any better than that," Matics said.
Early on, it looked as if the Stallions would run away in the championship game. Just two minutes in, senior forward Austin Tausch had a shot from inside the 18-yard box that bounced off the left post.
Southwest came out fired up and appeared to have the edge in the first few minutes.
That advantage paid off when Bishop scored an unassisted goal just 8:08 into the match. A Lake Norman Charter defender attempted to clear the ball away from his team's 18, but the ball deflected off Bishop, who then dribbled for a few yards and shot the ball to the left post.
"I just made a run and the ball came to me," Bishop said. "It played to my feet and I slid it to the short post."
And what did Bishop think after giving the Stallions a 1-0 lead?
"We had to get another one," he said, "because 1-0 wasn't enough."
It took the Stallions awhile to score again. Actually, Southwest didn't extend its lead to 2-0 until there was 13:47 left in the game thanks to an own goal.
Tausch created the chance when he took the ball to the right corner before delivering a shot from inside the 18. The ball was blocked by goalkeeper Christian Hall, but he was unable to hold onto the ball, which squirted from his hands near the goal.
In an effort to clear the ball away, a defender instead kicked the ball into the goal.
"I was just at the right place at the right time," Tausch said of how he got the ball. "I made my run, the ball was played to me and I shot at the goal. I was trying to shoot on frame."
Besides Bishop's goal and Tausch's shot that led to the own goal, the Stallions managed just 2 other shots on goal.
Southwest, which saw junior midfielder Zach Lisle suffer a knee injury in the first half, was limited in the midfield and wasn't able to create much from the middle.
The Knights actually outshot the Stallions 7-4, including 5-2 in the first half.
"We couldn't win 50-50 balls," Bishop said.
Yet Southwest stayed in the lead thanks to what Matics said was a bend-don't-break defense.
"It took an effort from the midfield and from the back," he said.
Lake Norman Charter had a few dangerous looks. The Knights had a header after a corner kick hit the cross bar in the first half and an open shot in the 18 with 11:50 left in the game that was saved by Matics.
"We had a ton of opportunities," Lake Norman Charter coach Justin Valenti said. "We just couldn't put it in the back of the net."
But overall the Stallions' backfield of juniors Nick Cameron, Triston Hartley and Alex Blake and sophomore Tracy Hall held their own against the Knights, who looked to leading scorers Evan Lucas and Lawson Owen.
"I think we came up big on defense on a number of occasions," Sweeney said. "In the back, someone would run down to poke the ball away, or Nick coming up with big saves or Tracy Hall coming from the middle."
Sweeney wasn't surprised the Knights had an edge on the attack.
"I knew they were going to be tactically sound and a technically superior team," he said. "I just knew we had to weather the storm."
And in the end, not only did Southwest do that, the Stallions also emerged with their first state soccer title in program history.
"We ended with a state championship," Matics said. "You can't do better than that."
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Cardiesse Veal made an oblivious decision when he purchased a paint job for his car two years ago.
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Veal, 31, said the bright color caught his attention, so he chose it.
"I was going through colors and it kind of just jumped out," he said about the exterior work that coated a previously green vehicle. "I didn't like the green. I just thought I'd spice it up and add a little flavor to it. It definitely jumps out around town."
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A few weeks ago, I found out about Sam Harris while watching youtube videos of Christopher Hitchens. Sam Harris' arguments regarding scientific realism as applied to morality was extremely profound to me. It was also good to find out that Sam Harris is a proponent of meditation; I have been obsessed into transpersonal psychology and eastern philosophy recently. Anywho, it seems that I agree with Sam Harris on almost all fronts… except for one. Sam Harris said in one video that he would like to increase taxes on the rich. If I had watched the video a few months ago, I may have agreed with him. But I have been reading a lot about Ayn Rand, and I tend to agree that people need to pursue happiness based, preeminently, on self-interest. She Rand made sense to me when she claimed that the government's function should simply be to protect individual rights. Maybe an extreme form of capitalism makes sense. I seem to be conflicted; on the one hand, I think we can be objective in determining what is moral and what isn't. On the other hand, I feel a bit unnerved by forcing people to put money toward things that should be valued based on morals. Is it immoral to force people to put the money that they earn toward something that is moral? Is it moral to rob from the rich to give to the poor? I'm very open to people helping me work through this issue, so feel free to respond to this message. I also want to add that I am a poor grad student with many thousands of dollars of loans to pay back, so it's not as though I'm some cantankerous rich guy.


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VANCEBORO – Alkeim Harley ran for two touchdowns, grabbed an interception and was announced as the Homecoming King.
It was a big night for West Craven's senior as he guided the Eagles to a 38-23 win over visiting White Oak on Friday in Vanceboro.
"He's a special guy," West Craven coach Matt Riggsbee said. "He's a playmaker, he's a gamer. His teammates love him to death, his coaches love him to death and the school loves him to death."
Harley scored on runs of 2 and 1 yard and junior running back Carzell Raynor added touchdown runs of 23 and 2 yards.
Raynor led West Craven with 82 yards on 11 carries.
"I told you we are going to look at some other guys. This is definitely his breakout game," Riggsbee said. "He had been getting better and better in practice.
"We knew he could do it and the offensive line did a great job blocking for him."
Harley's 1-yard run put West Craven on top 26-17 in the third. Danny Harvey extended the lead with a scoring reception from Darious Abrams.
Following a White Oak score, Kenny McDaniel sealed the victory for the Eagles with a 35-yard touchdown run.
West Craven took a 20-17 lead at halftime.
Harvey returned an interception 43 yards to White Oak's 2-yard line. On the next play, Harley scored on a 1-yard run.
White Oak answered with a long offensive drive, capped off with a 7-yard run by Bobby Smith.
Vikings' quarterback Elijah Harris gave his team a 14-8 advantage with a 1-yard touchdown run. West Craven came back with two scoring runs from Raynor.
White Oak kicked a field goal as time expired in the first half.
"All year long, I've felt the kids have competed and played hard," White Oak coach Chad Ashley said. "I'm proud of our effort, not execution, but West Craven had a lot to do with it.
"They were the better team tonight and made the least amount of mistakes."
West Craven's defense forced three turnovers (two interceptions, fumble), but allowed White Oak to run for 249 yards.
Vikings' quarterback Elijah Harris found Kendall White for a 25-yard touchdown with five minutes remaining in the game.
White ran for 84 yards on 10 carries, while Camara Rawls led the team with 90 rushing yards on 17 attempts.
"I expect them to come to practice on Monday and continue to work to get better," Ashley said. "Everybody wants to win a state championship, but we just have to continue to move forward and get better."
West Craven gained nearly 300 yards of offense, backed by 222 yards on the ground.
"I'm always glad to win, but we have to get a lot better very quickly," Riggsbee said. "(White Oak) executed well. We knew going into this that they are not the same team they were last year.
"Our guys did not play their best tonight."
The teams combined on 21 penalties for 230 yards.
West Craven (5-2, 2-0 Coastal) travels to Richlands next week. White Oak (3-4, 0-2) hosts Havelock.
Box score
White Oak 7 10 0 6 – 23
West Craven 8 12 6 12 – 38
First quarter
WC – Alkeim Harley 2 run (Kenny McDaniel run), 10:57
WO – Bobby Smith 7 run (Geovanni Graham kick), 5:21
Second quarter
WO – Elijah Harris 1 run (Graham kick), 8:59
WC- Carzell Raynor 23 run (conversion failed), 5:52
WC – Raynor 2 run (conversion failed), :57
WO – Graham 27 field goal, :00
Third quarter
WC – Harley 1 run (conversion failed), 7:00
Fourth quarter
WC – Danny Harvey 5 pass from Darious Abrams (conversion failed), 7:28
WO – Kendall White 25 pass from Harris (kick blocked), 5:02
WC – McDaniel 35 run (conversion failed), 4:14
Team statistics
First down 12 19
Total yards 311 292
Rush-yards 57-249 36-222
Comp-Att.-Int. 3-5-2 6-13-0
Pass yards 62 70
Fumbles-lost 2-1 4-1
Penalty-yards 12-110 9-120
Punt-yards 2-50 1-36
Individual statistics: Passing – White Oak: Elijah Harris 3-5-2 62 TD. West Craven: Alkeim Harley 5-12-0 65, Darious Abrams 1-1-0 5.
Rushing – White Oak: Camara Rawls 17-90, Kendall White 10-84, Bobby Smith 9-68 TD, Harris 18-12, Anibal Aviles 3 (-5). West Craven: Carzell Raynor 11-82 2 TD, Kenny McDaniel 4-54 TD, Harley 9-45 2 TD, Tyquail Raynor 7-15, Abrams 2-13, James Choyce 1-5, Ricky Koonce 1-13, Harvey 1 (-5).
Receiving – White Oak: White 1-25 TD, Jamal Love 1-22, Smith 1-15. West Craven: McDaniel 1-35, Harvey 3-20 TD, Abrams 1-8, Kylikke Green 1-7.
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After many months of lobbying and negotiating with the legislature, the Governor's office, the New York State Department of Health, and the New York State Education Department, NYSDA has finally achieved passage of its priority legislation to allow dental hygienists working in facilities licensed under Article 28 of the New York State Public Health Law to work under collaborative agreements with dentists having a formal relationship with the same Article 28 facility. Article 28 facilities are primarily hospitals, but also include nursing homes and school based health clinics. The legislation, A.7866 sponsored by Assemblywoman Deborah Glick and S.5757 sponsored by Senator Kemp Hannon, passed overwhelmingly in both the New York State Assembly (138-2) and in the Senate (60-3). It is expected that Governor Cuomo will sign the legislation into law as it is consonant with his own proposals he advanced in the State Budget.
What the collaborative agreement system will do in these Article 28 facilities is free the dentist from the current requirement that they must be readily physically available to the location so as to get there if any emergency arises in order to be considered as providing proper general supervision. NYSDA members have complained for many years that the "readily physically available" general supervision standard is impractical and makes little sense in the already heavily regulated Article 28 facility settings. The new legislation frees the dentist from being physically moored to the Article 28 facility when the dental hygienist is working there, substituting instead a collaborative practice agreement arrangement that will allow the dentist and the dental hygienist to work out the supervision protocol most effective for the particular Article 28 setting. Only a dentist who already has a formal relationship, such as hospital privileges at the same hospital, will be allowed to enter into a collaborative practice agreement with a dental hygienist at the same hospital.
With the passage of this law, NYSDA has answered the call for improving access to dental care while at the same time turning aside the ill-advised proposals of dental hygiene to have completely independent practice with no involvement of any dentist. This legislation lays to rest those overreaching dental hygiene proposals that made no sense to the Governor or to legislators.
The history of this legislation is very interesting. As far back as 2008, NYSDA had been introducing legislation for collaborative practice arrangements with dental hygienists. However, intent on advancing only their agenda for completely independent dental hygiene practice, the dental hygienists opposed NYSDA's 2008 legislation and NYSDA did not actively pursue it at the time. In the intervening years, NYSDA has been working with Dr. Jayanth Kumar and the Medicaid Redesign Team led by Jason Helgerson from the Department of Health to fashion some type of acceptable collaborative practice arrangement that would be targeted to areas that made the most sense and would help improve access to dental care for underserved populations in the state. That effort culminated this year with the Governor's introduction of a collaborative practice proposal as part of his 2013-2014 State Budget. Nevertheless, Assemblywoman Glick had concerns that the Governor's budget proposal left too much to chance in the regulations that were to be developed by the Department of Health and failed to adequately protect against the fact that dental hygienists do not have adequate diagnostic training for conducting actual dental examinations.
As a result of Assemblywoman Glick's concerns, the Assembly would not agree to the Governor's dental hygiene proposals and they were dropped from the State Budget. However, Assemblywoman Glick offered to sponsor her own bill to address the issue of eliminating the "readily physically available" general supervision requirement in Article 28 settings through a collaborative practice arrangement between a dentist and a dental hygienist. The Education Department was brought into the discussions and ultimately given the primary task of creating the new regulations to implement the law in consultation with the Department of Health. After many months of fine tuning the language in the actual bill it was introduced and moved towards passage in both houses of the Legislature. Much credit is due Assemblywoman Glick for guiding this process forward to a favorable conclusion by bringing all parties to the table and to Senator Hannon for collegially agreeing to move this bill forward in the Senate. The bill was strongly opposed by dental hygienists, but their concerns for wanting completely independent practice, likening themselves to nurse practitioners, were not taken seriously by legislators because those arguments fly in the face of common sense and reason. Nurse practitioners are trained at a masters and doctoral level with full diagnostic and prescribing education and authority, whereas dental hygienists are trained at an associate degree level with no such education or authority. Legislators did not find that analogy put forward by dental hygienists compelling and even many nurse practitioners were dismayed by the comparison.
NYSDA President Dr. Joel M. Friedman stated: "This is a great legislative victory for dentistry. We have advanced a proposal to make a real difference in creating better access to dental care, while at the same time preserving the critical role of the dentist in delivering such care. We have also turned away for a long time more expansive dental hygiene proposals that would not have helped patients, but would have placed them at risk of inferior care."
NYSDA Executive Director Dr. Mark Feldman said: "I am very proud of our entire NYSDA governmental affairs team. They worked tirelessly over many months to craft legislation that did the job NYSDA members wanted. At times it seemed like everything would fall through, but their efforts helped make this priority become a reality."


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Jimmy the Hand, boy thief of Krondor, lived in the shadows of the city. The sewers were his byways and a flea-ridden, rat-infested cellar his home. Although gifted beyond his peers, he was still but a nimble street urchin, a pickpocket with potential. Until the day he met Prince Arutha.
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James A. Bramlett, age 65, passed away, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010, at the West Point
Community Living Center. James A. Bramlett was born Feb. 9, 1945, in Green County, Prattville, Ala. to the late Mazie Lee Davis Bramlett and Virgil Preston Bramlett. Mr. Bramlett worked as an industrial electrician and in maintenance for 30 years. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church where he was a deacon. Mr. Bramlett was a decorated Veteran of the United States Navy serving from 1962-1969 during the Vietnam War. He later served in the Naval Reserve for 13 years and was a member of the V.F.W. for 45 years. James A. Bramlett married Ann Blansett
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Brothers, Virgil Preston Bramlett, Jr. and Paul Bramlett, preceded him in death.
Funeral services are Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010, at 2 p. m. from Calvert Funeral Home Chapel with the Brother Mike Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Hebron Cemetery near Pheba. Calvert Funeral Home of West Point is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Ann Blansett Bramlett of West Point; two daughters: Cindy Chism and Malinda Coleman both of Columbus; three sons: David Bramlett of Hattiesburg, Johnny Nix of Jackson, Martin Coleman (Sarah) of Starkville; six grandchildren; three great grandchildren; one sister, Barbara Pitts of Tupelo, two brothers, Stanley Bramlett (Elizabeth), and Prentiss Bramlett (Marion) all of West Point.
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We will accept merchandise returns of non-furniture items within 90 days of customer receipt.
stock furniture items
If you are not satisfied with your Stock furniture purchase, you must contact us within 7 days of delivery or pickup to arrange a return. The item must be returned within 30 days of delivery or pickup. The item will be inspected upon return, and a refund amount will be determined based on its condition. For furniture orders placed online, please call us at (800) 606-6252. For orders placed through a store, please contact the store where the sale originated.
special order upholstery items
We require a 50% deposit for all Special Order upholstery items. This deposit is nonrefundable after a 72-hour change/cancellation window. These items are made to your specifications and cannot be returned or exchanged.
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Palm Breeze Villa is the
top recomended small resort in Boracay
on Tripadvisor.com!
Read our excellent reviews
Bulabog Beach, Boracay Island Philippines
Bulabog Beach, Boracay Island, Philippines, the Boracay Windsurfing and Boracay Kiteboarding Mecca of Asia.
Bulabog Beach Boracay is a white sand beach located on the Eastern Coast of Boracay Island. Just a sleepy beach a few years ago, it had recently been discovered by the kiteboarders and windsurfers who now flock to Bulabog Beach for its ideal conditions, as well as by those looking for a quieter place to stay away from the crowds and all night music of White Beach, yet the convenience of being only minutes walk away from the action.
Bulabog Beach Boracay has steady onshore winds from November to April of each year, and shallow waters which make ideal conditions for these wind sports. There are many Boracay kiteboarding and Boracay windsurfing schools and equipment hire facilities up and down Bulabog Beach, as well as several bars and restaurants and a few hotels.
Accommodation on Bulabog Beach Boracay:
Located beach front on Bulabog Beach Boracay is Palm Breeze Villa hotel. This 4 Star hotel has remained the no.1 recommended small hotel on Boracay for four years, on the famous travel advisory site TripAdvisor.com.
With only five rooms/suites, Palm Breeze Villa Boracay is known for its quality accommodation and personal service. Situated beach front on the northern end of Bulabog Beach, the resort has stunning views over the entire stretch of the bay.
Palm Breeze Villa Hotel Boracay was also awarded the prestigious "Certificate of Excellence" 2011, 2012 and 2013 by TripAdvisor.com, this award being given only to the top 10% recommended hotels in the world.
View of Bulabog Beach Boracay taken from Palm Breeze Villa Boracay resort, Boracay Island, Philipppines