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Nice choices. I agree with all except Burberry- just not my thing. IMHO, Rive Gauche PH is the most all season wear of the group.
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Opium PH
Gucci Envy
and definitely
OPUS 1870- this is winter wear all the way to me.
Out of this list, which do you think are the best three fragrances for Fall/Winter? Are these versatile enough to be worn any time of the year besides Black XS? I can certainly end up buying all of them but just want to hear your opinions. Feel free to suggest other fragrances that may compliment the list.
A*Men (Have yet to test on skin but will do so soon at store).
Black XS (Will buy blind because I don't know where to sample this).
Body Kouros (May buy blind or sample).
Burberry London (Tested and liked but concerned about longevity).
Rive Gauche pour Homme (May buy blind or sample).
Test List:
Bulgari Black (Will test this).
Diesel Zero Plus (Where can I get a sample of this?).
L'Anarchiste (Will test this).
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Nice choices. I agree with all except Burberry- just not my thing. IMHO, Rive Gauche PH is the most all season wear of the group.
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Gucci Envy
and definitely
OPUS 1870- this is winter wear all the way to me.
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Opium most certainly, either EDT or P, M7 comes into its own and Cristobal will see me through the coldest days ahead.
Burb London and Rive Gauche. I'd substitute in Lolita Lempicka au Masculin for A*Men, a much easier-to-wear gourmand IMO. Regarding Black XS, give Dolce & Gabanna Light Blue (the ladies version) a try - Black XS is quite similar.
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Opium sounds nice but the list of ingredients is so large that I feel like I will get cancer after a few sprays. I don't know why they plastered that fragrance with all of those unecessary ingredients. Lolita Lempicka au Masculin was on my test list but then I took it off because I don't know where to get a sample of this and I'm not willing to buy blind on that one. It is back on my test list but I don't know where to sample it.
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My three favs from your list are:
Body Kouros
Rive Gauche pour Homme
Opium is a masterful blend. It is many fragrances over the course of its development. There are nuances to it that the Kouros family is missing. If your nose is good, you'll be amazed at the play between subtleties and aggression that Opium goes through. Don't get me wrong, Body Kouros is fantastic, but a different frag than Opium.
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I know your asked in another thread but the ingredients in Rive Gauche:
Benzyl Salicyclate
Butyl Methoxydibenzolylmethane
Butylphenyl Methylpropiional
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L'Anarchiste is a must have for fall - Burberry London too (I get ridiculous longevity on this one, strangely.)
I find L'Anarchiste is wearable - when adjusting the amount for season - all year long. It really comes alive in summer, and presents a darker, spicier and woodier aspect of itself in the winter.
I found Body Kouros to be amazing at first, bought a bottle, and after a few wears found it's thick and syrupy texture to be rather sickening. For a similar but lighter and more versatile scent to Body Kouros, check out Bulgari Pour Homme Soir (thanks to Jenson for first noticing the link between this and BK - they definitely both share a prominent note!)
A few more designer scents to consider: V&R Antidote (spicy cinnamon nutmeg, sweet amber) and Santana for men (sweet cinnamon and tonka, very much an autumn scent).
I'd also recommend, if you're willing to investigate niche houses, Les Nez Let Me Play the Lion (warm cedar and sweet ambergris, very woody but cozy) , CDG Monocle: Hinoki (straight up wood!), Montale's Original Aoud/Bois De Aoud (another good dry woody scent), a good vetiver such as Route Du Vetiver (dark and earthy!) by MPG or Annick Goutal's Vetiver (starts light and salty like a sea breeze but gets smokey), and if you like rum, Idole de Lubin.
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Shalashaska, thanks for the list of ingredients for Rive Gauche. If you would have ingested some of those things then I bet there would be harm. Your skin should absorb some of those ingredients. Maybe the absorption is insignificant but over time there can be harm. Perhaps I am overreacting considering all of the dangers we experience through the everyday environment. Maybe I am a bit paranoid but I still wonder why companies must toss in a bunch of ingredients that serve no purpose.
The first time I sprayed Burberry London it diminished rather quickly and I could only smell it when up close to the skin. The second time I sprayed on the hair of my forearm and it lasted a while. I'm assuming that if I spray on body hair and then put on my shirt that it will remain there for a long time. L'Anarchiste seems interesting. Anyway, would Opium be a good casual choice for someone in their early 20s? Seems a bit sophisticated from the description. Thanks for the suggestions.
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There's so many great, rich fragrances perfect for winter. I've only got about 3-4 months of cooler weather, and I'll be taking advantage of the cooler weather to wear items more oppressive in the summer, like:
Ive read on several smelly sites that Chanel Cuir De Russie is a perfect fragrance for winter but Ive never smelt it .....
L'anarchiste would be my choice. Too bad I had serious longevity issues with it. If It lasted on me for more than an hour I would still own it.
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in this order..:
1.- Bvlgari Black
2.- Burberry London(excellent sillage and longevity at least on me..test it!)
3.- Rive Gauche
Regarding Opium, try and find the Eau D'Orient EDT version from 2006,2007, or 2008. They are all lighter, fresher takes on the original that are meant for summer wear but work beautifully in the winter too. They also strike me as more 'casual' than the original Opium, more crisp, and less cloying. Definetely easier to pull off for a younger man.
If London doesn't last long for you but you still like the 'boozy' vibe, try John Varvatos Vintage. A scent in the same vein but a little drier, still perfect for winter. While you're at it, sniff out the original Varvatos too.
And as far as chemical exposure guys, many of the chemicals listed were preservants and enhancers that I believe help the scent go into aeorsol form easer. I think, I'd have to look them up though. The main thing is that the skin is actually tougher and more resistant that you give it credit for, and only minute amounts of any chemical there would actually be absorbed. You basically ingest far, far worse from food and inhale worse from walking outside in a city. Is there a risk from a fragrance? Sure, but it is so minimal compared to everything else or even by itself that I wouldn't worry about it. Also, don't think that the ingredient list on any fragrance is complete. They list 'parfum' as an ingredient, what does that tell us? Nothing at all, doesn't tell you which oils they used or even if they were synthetic or natural.
Opium and age? Hmmm. Ya know, that's a good question. My gut reaction is that it is sophisticated and therefore maybe not "for" a 20 year old. But that precludes that 20 year olds aren't sophisticated. I think the debate is more about trendiness vs. classic potential. I was wearing Eau Sauvage and Blenheim Bouquet when I was 20 and those certainly aren't trendy. Then again, being the stereotypical rebellious youth was never my thing. I never paid much attention to what was age appropriate. Are John Varvatos and Magnetism typically worn by 38 year olds? I don't know for sure, but I like them, so I wear them. I can see how the classic citruses like Eau Sauvage, Cravache, Blenheim Bouquet, Boucheron,etc... ad nauseum could be perceived as old manish as everyday wear, but Opium's spicy, oriental is more versatile in my book. I might even say it's the bridge between trendy and classic.
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The 3 I would pick from your list are:
> Black XS
> Rive Gauche pour Homme
> Diesel Zero Plus
I would also suggest you test Fahrenheit by Christian Dior, its not for everybody but one of my favorites....I use it in the cooler months. Its a spicy scent.
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Body Kouros
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Burberry London
Gucci PH
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Body Kouros or M7
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My three favs from your list are:
Body Kouros
Rive Gauche pour Homme
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I can not be more agreed! I`m 34 and use Opium. I think it`s not a matter of age, but how you dress! You can`t wear a t-shirt, jogging pants, sneakers and caps together with Opium... But with a good looking clean white/blue shirt, leather-shoe, elegant jacket etc, it`s a winner! If you are a bit concervative, with a modern- classic style, Opium is a goood choice!
It`s definitively a formal scent, but i love it so much that i use it every day!
As time goes by and i`m getting older, my taste of scents has developed, and my intersest for todays new realeses is getting minor and minor.. Real quality never goes out of style!!
Of that list, the only one I've tried and liked is L'Anarchiste, but I find it more a summer fragrance ( though it's good any time ).
My top three fall and winter fragrances would be:
Winter Star
Cuir Ottoman
Iris Silver Mist
Musc Ravegeur
Lolita Lempicka
Terre de Hermes
John Varvatos (original)
Michael Kors
Aigner Black
"I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best." - Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
I rock Opium to work, Court, t-shirt jeans, night out with my girlfriend, romantic dinner with my lady, dinner with family, to a business meeting, etc... It is all good. I am 28 years old and see no connection between Opium and age; it is only a problem if you make it one.
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Habit Rouge
H.O.T. Always
Jaipur Homme
I am surprised no one mentioned Grey Flannel.
Thanks for the suggestions. My interest is rising for Opium pH. If I like Opium pH then I may look for Eau d'Orient. The problem is that I don't just want to end up buying a bunch of fragrances all at once.
Any ideas where I can buy samples of the following?:
Opium pour Homme
Black XS
Diesel Zero Plus
Lolita Lempicka Au Masculin
Ok, new challenge. Don't include Burberry London because I'm sold on it since I have already tested it. Also, don't include A*Men since I can test it out at the store. Which five fragrances should I look into the most out of the following?:
Body Kouros
Rive Gauche pour Homme
Opium pour Homme
Opium pour Homme Eau d'Orient
Black XS
Diesel Zero Plus
Lolita Lempicka Au Masculin
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Au Masculin-
Body Kouros-
Rive Gauche PH- Potent stuff but not as necessarily wintery, IMHO
Opium PH- The Eau D'Orient is designed for warmer weather, stick with original for now.
Opium PH has been spotted all over the country in TJMAXX and Marshall's lately. For 9.99-14.99, it's not a bad blind buy. My guess is that these are older bottles and you may sacrifice some strength. That's just a guess though.
Also, Perfumania stores carry Au Masculin, Rive Gauche, and Opium.
Body Kouros and L'Anarchiste might be more difficult but I'm sure you'll find them on the internet eventually.
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add B*Men to your list. It is perfect for fall!
I want to have a solid wardrobe of fragrances that I will wear often and have no problem wearing. Fragrances don't usually grow on me so that means if I don't like them right away then they won't grow on me. Here's my edited list of fragrances I am thinking about buying. Solid list?
A*Men (Will test)
Burberry London (Will buy)
Body Kouros (May test or buy blind)
Brit for Men (Will test)
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Just thought I'd bump this to ask another question. Is it worth owning both A*Men and Body Kouros? I want a sweet fragrance and both seem like they have sweet edible notes. Some say they smell cotton candy from Body Kouros? Which would you prefer out of the two?
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But i could not get Jaipur out of my mind, so today i went back and bought it. So now i can alternate between these two materpices!
It`s not a scent for the masses, so it feels like i`m wearing something uniqe and spesial!
Good Luck with your hunt for a new perfume!
What do people think of xeryus rouge as a winter frag?
If you like sweet frags and you like the smell of strawberries, give Black XS a try.
Edit: Oh whoops, I forgot this was already on your list.
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Rive Gauche pour Homme
Body Kouros
Burberry London
Bulgari Black
Top 10 (not in order): Dunhill 1934, Dunhill Edition, Terre d'Hermes, Rive Gauche, Habit Rouge, Guerlain Vetiver, Knize Ten, Bois du Portugal, Vintage Tabarome, Green Irish Tweed
Summer Rotation: GIT, Aventus, Erolfa, Vetiver 1948, Guerlain Vetiver, Malle VE, Terre d'Hermes, Bvlgari PH, Bvlgari Acqua, Habit Rouge EDC and Sport, ADP Colonia Assoluta, Chanel PMC, Dunhill Edition, Eau Sauvage, TF Azure Lime
I may give Black XS a try sometime but not right now. The problem is that it's a bit too pricey for me to buy blind and I don't know where to sample it. I will try A*Men and Brit on Monday to determine if these are ones I want to buy. Burberry London is a keeper for me and Body Kouros will be a blind buy. I want to have a small but varied collection of fragrances that I will use often. I wonder which I will like more: Brit or A*Men? Or both? I shall see this Monday and report my thoughts.
I'm still not sure whether I should blind buy Body Kouros because reading past topics shows that it's a fragrance that you can easily be bored with and many people have. Some even compared it to one of the Valentino fragrances that my friend has but I don't care for it. Are there people out there that continue to like Body Kouros after multiple wearings?
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Today's successful detailer must look beyond the typical wash and wax service to find profitable menu items that can set him apart from the crowd and increase his revenue potential. It's not always easy to identify what will be a winning sales concept and what will fail, but here is one idea that is sure to bring in some extra cash this year: Dash kits.
Drivers spend a lot of time staring at their dashboards. It's front and center and offers many utilities to enhance the comfort and experience of the drive. Whether she's turning on the radio, turning up the heat or simply checking the time or speed, the driver is glued to this front panel. Which is the perfect reason to sell or install dash kits at your detail shop.
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Dash kits, accessories designed to make the interior look luxurious, are inexpensive to purchase and simple to install. Most of the kits available today are constructed of plastics that look like wood grain or even metal and some even use real wood.
It appears the trend is for the kits to be as flat and unnoticeable as possible. The customer does not want the kit parts to stand up from the dash, according to technical service people at 3M, a supplier of dash kits. They need to look like an original part of the vehicle and manufacturers are now using even thinner plastics. 3M has even developed thinner tapes to attach the kits that provide a lower profile look.
Without a doubt, proper installation is key in making a dash kit attractive and long lasting. With the installation, patience is the best advice. Don't rush a dash kit installation because it will come back to haunt you and cost you. Learning how to install dash kits is simple, if you know the basics.
Prepping for installation
It is emphasized that surface preparation is the most important part of the install followed by careful placement and a smooth finish. Most detailers and many consumers use dressing containing silicone on their dash and door panels. Be aware that dressings can prevent a dash kit from adhering properly. So cleaning and preparing the surface of the dash for installation is critical — you cannot cut corners.
A wipe down of the surface with rubbing alcohol should be enough on a dash that has been only dusted and wiped down. But for those where dressing has been applied you need to clean with a solvent with a low volatile organic compound (VOC) count. And, always ask your customer if they have used dressing such as ArmorAll on their dash.
After cleaning the dash and all areas where the dash kit will be installed, wipe the areas down with a clean microfiber towel and alcohol to take off any oily fingerprints or smearing. Keep in mind it often takes more time to clean properly, but the cleaning eliminates any problems that will happen later.
Don't be afraid to use more than one towel when cleaning. Like cleaning windows, once a towel has picked up dirt and you continue to use it you are just spreading the dirt around the area. Just remember to fold the towel often into a pad and flip it.
Some kits require a primer, so take a mechanical pencil and actually trace an outline of each part to mark exactly where the primer needs to be applied. Putting the primer in places where it won't be covered can discolor the dash. You can clean up the excess primer with cleaner, but large areas will look unattractive.
Keep this in mind when using primer: If you drop it on a leather seat most likely you will have to re-dye the seat. Be very careful!
Check first before installing
Before doing anything further, put the pieces in place with the backing still on the tape to ensure that you have the correct kit and that you know where each piece goes and it fits properly.
Once you take the backer off the tape, do not touch the tape. Do not remove the backing until you are absolutely ready to install the piece. This eliminates any chance of contamination should the piece be dropped on the floor, etc. Any debris or grit that adheres to the tape will weaken the bond and it won't stick properly.
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After prepping the surface and test fitting the pieces you are ready to peel and stick.
Consider warming the pieces before installing as they will conform better to the curves of the dash or area. Dash kits are becoming thinner and more pliable by design so heating is not as important as it once was, but can still help with the adhesion process. Use a hair dryer or a heat gun, but you don't want to get the pieces too hot.
Be sure to warm on the liner side and not the finish side. If the liner begins to wrinkle move the heat to another area.
Another reason for heating the pieces in colder climates or during the winter is that some condensation can show up on the adhesive surface and interfere with the bond.
It takes about 72 hours for most quality foam tapes to build up their ultimate bond. Do not use any kind of cleaner on an installed kit for at least 72 hours. Always remember to take as much time as the install will require. Don't think you can squeeze the install in after the detail while the customer is waiting to pick up the car.
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If you choose to sell kits directly to the customer, caution him to be careful when cleaning so he doesn't scratch the kit. Advise him of products that are safe to use on the surface. The dash kit manufacturers are your best source for this information.
If you arm your customers with the proper care information this is the surest way to ensure that they will be completely happy with their new dash kit. Keep in mind your customer is paying you a lot of money for this upgrade feature and it's a big investment. And note that every installation, whether on a $20,000 vehicle or a $70,000 vehicle, has to be done to the same high standards.

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Why Get Tested?
To detect excessive protein escaping into the urine, to help evaluate and monitor kidney function, and to detect kidney damage
When to Get Tested?
As part of a routine physical, as a follow-up to a previous positive urine protein test, or when you have a disorder or disease that affects the kidney
Sample Required?
A random or 24-hour urine sample; occasionally, a split 24-hour sample, with the night collection separated from the day collection
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The Test Sample
What is being tested?
Urine protein tests detect and/or measure protein being excreted in the urine. Proteins are not normally found in the urine but may be seen temporarily with conditions such as infections and stress. Persistent protein in the urine suggests possible kidney damage.
There are several different kinds of urine protein tests, including:
- A semi-quantitative protein "dipstick" that may be performed as part of a urinalysis, generally on a random urine sample
- The quantity of protein in a 24-hour urine sample may be measured and reported as the amount of protein excreted per 24 hours.
- The amount of protein in a random urine sample may be measured along with urine creatinine and reported as the ratio of urine protein to creatinine (UPCR).
Creatinine, a byproduct of muscle metabolism, is normally excreted into the urine at a constant rate. When both a urine creatinine and a random urine protein test are performed, the resulting protein/creatinine ratio approaches the accuracy of the 24-hour urine protein test. Since saving all of the urine for a 24-hour period can be cumbersome for adults and difficult for infants and children, a random urine protein to creatinine ratio is sometimes substituted for a 24-hour urine protein sample.
The kidneys, two organs found in the back at the bottom of the rib cage, filter the blood, removing wastes and excreting them out of the body in the form of urine. When the kidneys are functioning normally, they retain or reabsorb filtered proteins and return them to the blood. However, if the kidneys are damaged, they become less effective at filtering, and detectible amounts of protein begin to find their way into the urine. Often, it is small albumin molecules that are detected first. Albumin, a protein produced by the liver, makes up about 60% of the protein in the blood. The rest is a mixture of globulins, including immunoglobulins. As kidney damage progresses, the amount of albumin in the urine increases, and globulins may also begin to be lost.
Proteinuria is frequently seen in chronic diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension, with increasing amounts of protein in the urine reflecting increasing kidney damage. With early kidney damage, the affected person is often asymptomatic. As damage progresses, or if protein loss is severe, the person may develop symptoms such as edema, shortness of breath, nausea, and fatigue. Excess protein production, such as may be seen with multiple myeloma, can also lead to proteinuria.
The presence of albumin in the urine (albuminuria) has been shown to be a sensitive indicator of kidney disease in people with diabetes and with hypertension. Therefore, in some situations the doctor may test specifically for albumin in the urine, as opposed to total urine protein (see Microalbumin).
How is the sample collected for testing?
A random urine sample is collected in a clean container. For a 24-hour urine collection, all of the urine is collected for a 24-hour period. It is important that the sample be refrigerated during this time period. There should be no preservative in the container.
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Eduardo Groisman PhD
Professor of Microbial Pathogenesis; HHMI Investigator
Departments & Organizations
Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Microbiology | Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development: Genetics and Genomics
Microbial Sciences Institute
Office of Student ResearchCenter for RNA Science and Medicine, YaleMicrobial Pathogenesis: Groisman Lab
Research Interests
Bacterial genetics; Signal transduction; Infectious diseases; Gene regulation; Bacteria-host interactions; Gut commensal bacteria more...
- M.S., University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1980
- Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1986
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- A bacterial virulence protein promotes pathogenicity by inhibiting the bacterium's own F1Fo ATP synthase. Lee EJ, Pontes MH, Groisman EA. Cell. 2013 Jul 3;154(1):146-56. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2013.06.004.
- The lipopolysaccharide modification regulator PmrA limits Salmonella virulence by repressing the type three-secretion system Spi/Ssa. Choi J, Groisman EA. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2013 Jun 4;110(23):9499-504. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1303420110. Epub 2013 May 20.
- Intramolecular arrangement of sensor and regulator overcomes relaxed specificity in hybrid two-component systems. Townsend GE 2nd, Raghavan V, Zwir I, Groisman EA. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2013 Jan 8110(2):E161-9. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1212102110. Epub 2012 Dec 19.


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OXFORD, Ohio— A dominating team effort in the 1650 freestyle has the Miami women's swimming and diving team in first place following Thursday night's session of the Miami Invitational at Nixon Aquatic Center.
Miami is currently leading with a team score of 278. Illinois is second with 195 points, Denison is third, Cincinnati is fourth and Wright State, Emory and Ball State round out the team rankings.
Junior Stephanie Pearce turned in a time of 16:35.64 and placed first in the 1650 freestyle, earning the RedHawks 36 points. Pearce was only five seconds slower than the Miami record of 16:30.70.
Junior Courtney Collett finished the 1650 freestyle in third with a time of 16:50.63. Sophomore Aubrey Kluth (17:00.17), freshman Julia Campbell (17:02.77), sophomore Kelly Rogers (17:04.08) and sophomore Shannon Ahearn (17:04.50) were seventh through tenth earning Miami 93 points combined. Junior Emma Craig also finished twentieth (17:46.59) earning the RedHawks another eight points.
The relay team of Julia Campbell, freshman Elise Campbell, sophomore Sara Krueger and senior Brianna Fujan placed third in the 800 freestyle relay with a time of 7:26.38. Junior Whitney Mitchell, sophomore Natalie Rohr, sophomore Betsy Zilch and Pearce earned 54 points by finishing fifth (7:29.75).
The Miami Invitational resumes Friday morning, Dec. 6, at 9 a.m. with the 200 butterfly preliminaries. The evening session kicks off later that day at 6 p.m. at the Nixon Aquatic Center.


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Kempton Park's 20-10 victory over Momument in the Beeld Trophy final is an indication of the strength of South African schoolboy rugby.
Kempton Park have enjoyed their best season since 1989 – the last time they celebrated Beeld Trophy glory. It was the second fairytale story of the year after Centurion powered to the Nu Power title after downing Waterkloof in the final.
Monnas were touted as favourites as they were at home and beat Klofies in the semi-finals last week. They also had former SA Schools representative flyhalf Jako van der Walt and Golden Lions U18 Craven Week captain Chris Massyn in their line-up.
However, Kempies shocked the hosts as they enjoyed a comfortable win. This was their fourth major victory of the season, having beaten Waterkloof, EG Jansen and Middelburg too.
'It was a total team performance,' Kempton Park 1st XV coach Kwagga Loubser told Schoolboy Derby. 'Wee last won the title 23 years ago, so there was plenty of hunger among the players. I was very proud of our defensive effort – we refused to back off.'
Loubser added that Kempies' triumph proved that the traditional rugby schools are getting challenged more regularly by the so-called 'smaller schools'.
'South African school rugby is becoming more professional every year. Every team has a chance of beating the other on its day.'
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Suntory Limited is making the conservation of water resources the axis of their environmental activities in line with their corporate message "Water for Life, Suntory". Suntory are carrying out work to protect water sources and forests ("Forests of Natural Water") focused on the forests that serves as sources of water for their plants in cooperation with national and regional administrations across Japan. The company has opened the Suntory School of Forest and Water to provide environmental eduction for elementary school children. In addition to these activities, the company also has a long-running "Save the birds" campaign and is supporting bird conservation through a designated fund.
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RYAN VREDE watched the Springboks hold on for a 16-15 victory over England at Twickenham that secured an unbeaten tour.
The tour is over and the examination is passed. It was hardly a convincing pass. Certainly there are areas of their Test syllabus in which these Springboks and their coaches are desperately lacking. But they've gone unbeaten in Europe and achieved this with the least experienced side they've ever fielded and men ravaged by the excesses of the longest season in their careers.
They had no right to have the work-rate they did, the physicality they displayed, the sharpness of mind that marked their play at critical junctures. They refused to lose, and England, the better side for large periods, simply could not overcome that wall of will.
The value of this tour and the victories that accompanied it is immeasurable. Pat Lambie grew in confidence with every game, tonight looking a Test flyhalf of considerable promise. In Francois Louw, Willem Alberts and Duane Vermeulen they have a back row of brilliant balance. In Eben Etzebeth, the next step in second row evolution.
Then there's that defence, the cornerstone of their success in the last three weeks. England at times looked like they were attacking on a tennis court, so condensed was their space and so limited their options. That England opted to go for a penalty with two minutes to play will be perceived by some as a act of immense belief and by others one of breathtaking cowardice. Wherever you stand, save a little praise for the impact of the fearsome Springboks defence on the England psyche.
There was something special, something desperate, something determined about this rendition of the England national anthem pre-match. It was as much a declaration of war as it was an ode to their beloved Queen. And England were fittingly belligerent throughout – bullish in contact on attack and defence and absolutely rampant at scrum time.
With torrential rain belting this famous ground and a breeze that sent the temperature plummeting to the low single figures, this inexperienced Springbok side were always going to have to win a battle of attrition and a tussle for territory. They mastered neither.
Furthermore the attack once again lacked imagination, precision and tactical intelligence. In a season where they were battered for their pragmatic play, it was ironic that in conditions and against a folding defensive line (pushing in hard from the outside), that they would look to 'play' more than they have at any stage on tour. England's defensive pattern screamed for the Springboks' primary kickers to look for the space that was left vacant behind the hard-pressing outside backs. Instead their strike runners were frustratingly often tackled before they could build momentum and they subsequently never asked any telling questions on attack.
They were fortunate that England were equally impotent, the hosts enjoying appreciable possession and territory, but they never seriously threatened to score outside of a couple of broken-field opportunities. So organised and so brutal was the Springbok defence – led by the loose trio and amplified by the rest of the team – that England were reduced to hopeful high kicks, painfully few of which found their mark.
It therefore became increasingly apparent that the result of the Test would hinge on the goal-kicking of Pat Lambie and Toby Flood. Lambie banked three penalties to Flood's two before half-time. The England pivot, however, missed two, both stemming from scrum infringements. It was the only area of the game that England enjoyed clear dominance, but Flood's failure to capitalise on those opportunities saw his side trail 9-6 at half-time.
The Springboks' inability to engineer anything close to impressive on attack – not even their powerful rolling maul – was concerning, but then they profited from a bit of luck that gave them the ascendancy when Willem Alberts collected a ball that had squirted off an England player after a hacked attempted clearance. The big blindside flopped over the tryline and Lambie kicked his fourth penalty goal of the Test to give the Springboks a 10-point lead.
Meyer will lament the Springboks' inability to pin the English in the half more than they did after establishing that buffer, ill-discipline and poor decision-making ensuring that there was never a let up in pressure.
With 12 minutes to play and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot sweeping through the stands, England found their stride. Alex Goode made it a four-point game with seven to play. This was a defining seven minutes in the Springboks' tour, some would argue their season. A scrum on their 22m held firm when it most needed to. Ruan Pienaar cleared but England came again.
Then, inexplicably, England choose to kick a penalty with the final whistle imminent. Did they really think they would have the attacking prowess to score from at least 80m out? There'll be a mass inquisition in the English press on Sunday. But the Springboks won't care. Most will be nursing sore heads from a celebration they've earned.


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The recent increase in the demand for expert economic analysis in antitrust litigation has improved the welfare of economists; however, the law and economics literature is silent on the effects of economic complexity or judges' economic training on judicial decision-making. We use a unique data set on antitrust litigation in federal district and administrative courts during 1996-2006 to examine whether economic complexity impacts antitrust decisions, and provide a novel test of the hypothesis that antitrust analysis has become too complex for generalist judges. We also examine the impact of basic economic training by judges. We find that decisions involving the evaluation of complex economic evidence are significantly more likely to be appealed, and decisions of judges trained in basic economics are significantly less likely to be appealed than are decisions by their untrained counterparts. Our analysis supports the hypothesis that some antitrust cases are too complicated for generalist judges.
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Even though demand was down last year, Americans spent just under 4 percent of their incomes on gas last year - the most in 30 years.
Some experts say high gas prices aren't such a big deal anymore because people are getting used to them. This year, though, everyone's take home pay is 2 percent lower because the payroll tax 'holiday' ended. So, we have less money to spend and have to spend more of it at the gas station.
Since we're producing more oil here at home now - shouldn't prices be going down? The problem is the price of the oil we produce here at home is set by the same traders in same oil markets. Also, we're not building more refineries to process all the extra oil we're producing. So, our increased production has almost no effect on the price at the pump.


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New Bern art crawl
The New Bern ART crawl/art walk will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. May 9 at 228 Craven Street in New Bern. Meet more than 35 artisans, authors, painters and performers in the Isaac Taylor Garden, Greater Good Gallery and Gallery on Craven. Live music will be featured by the Young at Heart band with bluegrass and classic country in the garden.
May 10
Mother Daughter tea
A Mother Daugther Tea will be held from 10 a.m. to noon May 10 at New Covenant Ministries COGIC, 352 Wardola Drive. Mothers and daughters are invited to a morning of memorable moments and a variety of flavored teas. The cost is $10 per person donation. For more information, call 910-382-2031 or visit ncmcogic.org.
Blood drive
The American Red Cross has scheduled a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 10 at Pine Valley United Methodist Church located at 910 Pine Valley Road in Jacksonville. All blood types needed.
May 11
School to perform Pippin
Southwest High School presents "Pippin" in May at 1420 Burgaw Hwy in Jacksonville. Performances start at 7 p.m. May 9 and 10 and at 3 p.m. on May 11. Tickets will go on sale near the end of April and will also be available at the door. Seating is not reserved. Contact 910-455-4888 for more information.
May 12
Golf lessons at Rock Creek
Onslow County Parks and Recreation offers golf lessons by golf pro Mike Reyer on Mondays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. beginning May 12 for ages 7 to 14 years and from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. for ages 15 years and up at the Rock Creek Golf Course. Cost is $40 for four hours of instruction. For more information call 910-347-5332.
May 13
FRA to meet
The Fleet Reserve Association, Branch 208 will meet at 6:30 p.m. May 13 at the Moose Lodge located at 135 Moosehaven Drive in Jacksonville.
Public meeting
The Consumer and Family Advisory Committee to CoastalCare will meet from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. May 13 at 165 Center Street. For more information call 910-459-4840.
May 14
Singles to meet
The Singles Support Group meets at 6:30 p.m. May 14 at Jersey Mike's Subs located at 301 E. Western Blvd. For more information call 910-455-2089.
May 15
Retired school personnel meets
The North Carolina Retired School Personnel, Onslow County Unit will hold its Scholarship and Memorial Service program at 9:30 a.m. May 15 at St. Julia AME Zion Church located on 112 Kerr Street in Jacksonville. Meetings are held each third Thursday at the church. For more information contact local president, Robert L. McLean at 190-347-5652.


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I wanted to take a second to comment on what a fantastic downhill runner Wilson is. He's small, but he plays like he's 6'5" 260 lbs, and i ****ing love it.
best draft pick ever, imo =P
where is lawl? i wanna see him whine about it!!
Oderint Dum Metuant
I hate having optimism with this team because as soon as you do they **** slap you right back to reality, but I think we can beat the **** out the Falcons. And I mean dominate them like the playoffs last year.