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SNOW HILL — Greene Central allowed29 points from the free throw line in sending the Jaguars there 38 times Friday night.
In the second game of the regular-season, rivalry series, Farmville Central came away with a 65-54 win over the Rams.
GC lost in double figures both times, but the Jags' too-frequent visit to the line stifled the Rams' chance at revenge from last week's 71-55 loss to a very intense Farmville Central.
"(It) was a big difference in the game," GC coach Jim Cole said about FC's trips to the charity stripe."We work hard at attacking the basket every day in practice, and it's just inconceivable to me that we can go to the free throw line 16 times in a game as much as we attack the basket."
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"That's a basketball IQ thing that we're still trying to learn," he said. "At some point, they've got to understand that … you have to overplay. … That was on me; I didn't communicate that well enough."
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Curtez Braswell, who returned Friday after sitting out of Wednesday's C.B. Aycock game, came off the bench for back-to-back steals. He drew the foul on the second snatch, hitting both shots to bring the Rams within six at 28-22 — the closest GC came before eventually losing the game.
It was a heated rivalry that lived up to its label, but Greene Central has many more games on its schedule.
"We can recover from this game; it's not that serious," said senior guard Brandon Belcher, who finished with 11 points and three rebounds. "(There are) a couple things here and there we need to pick up on. I think we did pretty good on defense, we just were inconsistent with it."
Doreon Suggs led the Rams with 16 points and Quante Smith had a team-high 11 rebounds and three blocks. Greene Central will return to regular-season action on Jan. 3 when the group travels to North Pitt.
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Tempers unleashed with less than 30 seconds left in Friday's rivalry.
Officials stopped the clock in the fourth quarter to regain control of a feisty pair of teams, as Greene Central and Farmville Central had a heated gathering on FC's side of the court.
The Jags won the game, 61-47, in Greene Central's gym.
As the contest's leading scorer Alyssa Pitt flawlessly hit a pair of free throws with 3:12 left to go, GC's Jessica Barrett answered with an easy layup. FC finished off the Rams on a pair of assisted baskets to go up by 14.
Ashley Brimmage's 3-pointer with 1:32 remaining on the board, while a good effort, couldn't help the 1-6 Rams. She finished with 13 points, as Barrett also had 13 for GC. Bria Payton scored in double figures with 10 points.
Greene Central will head to North Pitt on Jan. 3.
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Farmville Central 17 18 15 15 — 65
Greene Central 9 16 12 17 — 54
GC scoring: Doreon Suggs 16, Brandon Belcher 11, Quante Smith 9, Curtez Braswell 7, Antoine Davis 5, Trequan Wade 2, Nisere Warren 2
FC scoring: Jake Ashorn 17, Deondre Phillips 10, Josh Jones 14, Shaft Parker 9, Steve McCahe 3, Terrell Dickens 2
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Exclusive: No 'Up' soundtrack CD, Disney confirms
Quite disappointing considering the beauty of the cover and other factors, such as Up being Pixar's tenth film.
As reported earlier, the soundtrack will become available for download on May 26.
65 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Who at Disney told you this!?!
- May 22, 2009 at 5:45 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Though I didn't like it, that is still tyranny!
- May 22, 2009 at 6:03 PM
- Anonymous said...
- May 22, 2009 at 6:13 PM
- Fett101 said...
Nuts. Way to kill my CD shelf Disney. I mean, it's neat and probably the future of distribution, but what about the CD artwork and everything?
Is it going to be DRM-free, do we know?
- May 22, 2009 at 6:18 PM
- Simon said...
Wow this is the first time I am mad at Disney! This is beyond horrible!
- May 22, 2009 at 6:22 PM
- Anonymous said...
Wow, that's terrible. I'm assuming by digital download they mean strictly AAC or MP3, so there'll be no way to get a high quality lossless version?
- May 22, 2009 at 7:08 PM
- Anonymous said...
this is an insult to the world of movie music. do you have any idea how many awards this soundtrack may win at the end of the year!?!
disney needs to release this one!!!
- May 22, 2009 at 7:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
oh, and i forgot to put in the last comment. they need to release every other Pixar CD after Up as well!!!
- May 22, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- Waking Badger said...
I guess I just don't understand the frustration. I don't buy physical CDs unless they are drastically cheaper (sale or some such). I can't hear the difference in audio quality & I prefer to get rid of the physical disc & paper. Now, I wouldn't turn down the liner notes showing up electronically, but the physical package is just extra crap to deal with...
- May 22, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
This is a terrible marketing decision. I bet more people than usual are going to download the songs for free, since the only alternative is downloading with a price.
- May 22, 2009 at 8:35 PM
- JD said...
Why? Do you know why this atrocious decision was made?
@Fett101: The Amazon mp3s don't have DRM. I don't know about iTunes but it seems iTunes mp3s are also DRM-free now.
- May 22, 2009 at 8:59 PM
- Mike said...
Voice your outrage, people!
- May 22, 2009 at 9:53 PM
- Anonymous said...
Mike: r u sure? b-cause i just can't believe this!
- May 22, 2009 at 9:56 PM
- Movie Music Enthusiast said...
From the style of the music, I could see a lot of older people wanting this soundtrack to listen to. People who maybe don't have computers! I think that this is an unfair marketing decision.
- May 22, 2009 at 9:58 PM
- Midgard Dragon said...
I'm torn on this. On the one hand more companies *should* be offering this content delivery method to their customers. On the other, I really like having physical copies of the music I love. If they release liner notes and high quality artwork with this instead of just the songs, however, it will be somewhat of a moot point, provided you can get to a printer.
- May 22, 2009 at 10:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
They're releasing a physical CD of the "Disney Pixar Greatest" compilation, but not this soundtrack?
Of course, my cynical side suspects that this might be a marketing experiment, wherein they release the digital download to coincide with the film's release, which we all buy out of a need to have it, even if it's not in our preferred format, and then, at some point down the road, they release a physical CD in relatively limited quantities... which us soundtrack geeks rush out and buy as well.
- May 22, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Anonymous #7 and JD:
You want why? I'll tell you why.
Because Michael Gicchano is one of the worst music writers of all time! He's trying to make sure we still recognize the oldie-times music. Well, that has come and gone! He is trying to take us back in time! Well, I don't want to go back in time.
They should have chosen Thomas Newman or Hans Zimmer for this!
By the way, Anonymous #5, I wouldn't care if any of the following movie's soundtracks were not released in a regular way until Newt--because Randy Newman will probably compose them. I can understand him--he's older, and he's used to composing oldie music.
And Mike: Thanks for letting us curse Michael for this!
- May 23, 2009 at 11:48 AM
- Mike said...
PixarFanatic: The decision to release the soundtrack download-only surely has nothing to do with Michael Giacchino. That's looked after by Walt Disney Records with some involvement by Pixar.
And I can't believe you think Giacchino is not talented. The world disagrees with you. He is one of the best composers working right now.
- May 23, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Did I ever say Michael was NOT talented? I only said that he's trying to bring back the what-should-be-despised oldie music.
He's good at creating fine oldie music, but Up was taking it a little too far.
I did like his work on Mission: Impossible 3, and I guess The Incredibles and Sky High were okay, but that's about it.
I only insult Michael because I am among the few who despise oldie music and idolize newer music.
Plus, I am also one of those who doesn't pay as much attention to songs and loves the instrumental score.
As Up comes closer, suddenly, in May, my interests in Up took a dip. Due to the 50-minute screenings, I can see why Wall Street doubted it would succeed!
I'm pretty sure it will still succeed, but I think that I may be among the few to give a negative review for plotting--though I will laugh my head off for the humor.
- May 23, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- David S. said...
I mean, I could understand it not being available in stores, but no CD altogether? This is an outrage.
- May 23, 2009 at 2:32 PM
- Movie Music Enthusiast said...
PixarFanatic: Whether or not you like oldie music, as you put it, that is exactly the kind of music that matches Carl. I have seen the movie, and the music fits perfectly. Maybe you could think of it as both Carl and the music stuck in the past?
Most of the music follows variations on "Ellie's Theme". Carl's feelings for Ellie never change, so why would her musical theme style?
I guess we will just have to agree to disagree though - I personally find Mr. Giacchino's work beautiful. There are different styles of music now, but that doesn't make there be anything wrong with the old styles. ...Besides... if some people still use them now, could it not be argued that it is not an old style, but rather a style that is still in, albeit limited, use today?
It may not be your favorite style, but that doesn't mean there is anything wrong with it.
- May 23, 2009 at 7:52 PM
- Douglas Bowker said...
If that is really true, it sucks on every level. I originally got Wall-e on iTunes, which we liked, but at some point I had this feeling we were really missing something. Boy was I right, the 256kbs mp3 BLEW compared to the full-res CD. Suddenly I actually could HEAR that the score was not electronic at all but an amazing collection of acoustic instruments. I'd never buy a download again, and Up won't be one either.
- May 23, 2009 at 8:16 PM
- JD said...
@PixarFanatic: You are really one of a kind. I don't even go into argue over Giacchino and the thought of those Remote Control ghostwriters of "Hans Zimmer" doing a Pixar film.
You curse and insult a composer who worked on 3 films of the studio you're (supposed to be) a fan of.
@Waking Badger and Midgard Dragon: Of course there are demands, and people who like digital music over physical CD, but why not release both? Even if limited like those Varèse Sarabande CDs (Happy Feet score etc)?
For score music there's absolute difference between the 2 formats, and I'd imagine people who are interested in score (not just Pixar/Disney soundtrack) also interested in audio quality. They'll be devastated, try to find illegal/bootleg copies and it's Disney loss.
- May 23, 2009 at 10:32 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Movie Music Enthusiast:
If what you are saying is true, then let me say this--the soundtrack isn't bad, but the MOVIE IS! (Plot-wise--it's hilarious humor-wise.) Go ahead. Curse me.
I can understand how you like Michael, but I can't BELIEVE that you can't even think about Hans Zimmer doing the score for a Pixar film.
If you wouldn't want Hans Zimmer, what other composer besides the three (Randy and Thomas Newman, and Michael Gicchano) who are already composing Pixar music would you like?
- May 24, 2009 at 9:23 AM
- PixarFanatic said...
Extra note, I AM a huge fan of Pixar. Never has anything displeased me soundtrack, movie, and video game-wise, except Michael. My name IS PixarFanatic, after all.
Though I have to admit that the "Incredits" on the Incredibles soundtrack were pretty good.
- May 24, 2009 at 9:26 AM
- Movie Music Enthusiast said...
PixarFanatic: Did you see the movie and not like it? If so, that's fine. I am sure that some people will find it different. I am not going to argue with you. You can listen to the kind of music you like, and I will listen to the kind I like.
Just curious: If you've seen Up, what did you think about it exactly? I thought that it was really good.
- May 24, 2009 at 4:55 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
I have not seen it yet. I will next week.
- May 25, 2009 at 8:52 PM
- Movie Music Enthusiast said...
PixarFanatic: Let me know what you think of it when you see it then.
- May 26, 2009 at 1:09 AM
- Ryan said...
@PixarFanatic - Dude - if you haven't seen it yet then how can you say it's terrible plot-wise? I don't think you're much of a fanatic if you are judging a Pixar film before you've even seen the film in its' entirety.
- May 26, 2009 at 8:49 AM
- Colin Thomson said...
Does anyone know of an email address to write to and complain? I mean, this is seriously bad. 1411 kbps, or 256 kbps. Seriously, if you can't hear the difference, that is fine, you might not have as nice listening equipment and there is no problem with that. But there is a huge difference, and to just not make it available is really wrong and disappointing.
Anyone know the email address? I haven't been able to find one.
- May 26, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Say that again, and I will get the Blogger police.
MM Enthusiast: I may put it on a seperate post. But I will.
- May 26, 2009 at 4:33 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
Colin Thomson:
You don't have to write e-mail. You only have to get the phone number for Pixar. I don't know what it is, but it should be easy to find. Like maybe the Pixar site.
- May 26, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- Colin Thomson said...
Listening to the first few tracks I must say, Giacchino is a master of style. Some may not like some of the styles he employs, but that doesn't change the fact that, as far as I can tell, he has a huge array to draw from. He should write more 'mew' music? He can. But more importantly, he can write exactly what the movie calls for and do it superbly.
- May 26, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- Movie Music Enthusiast said...
I think if it was up to Pixar, this soundtrack would have been released. As far as I know, the soundtracks are dealt with by DisneyMusic: http://disneymusic.disney.go.com/
I don't know their number though...
- May 26, 2009 at 10:04 PM
- Anonymous said...
How do I purchase this??? I live in Denmark, and neither the danish iTunes store, nor Amazon.co.uk has the Up soundtrack. This is total cr@p!
- May 27, 2009 at 5:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
Por Que!!??!! This is the worst news I've heard since Britney's comeback! No, this is worse....wait nevermind. But this is still very upsetting and I hope minds are willing to be changed.
- May 30, 2009 at 9:09 PM
- Anonymous said...
Just saw, the movie, loved it, and immediately downloaded the soundtrack from iTunes.
This a beautiful, imaginative score. Between this, Ratatouille, and Star Trek, Michael Giacchino is quickly becoming my all-time favorite film music composer.
I love the fact that the download includes 3 tracks of ambient sound effects from the film. The digital book is nicely done, too.
CD's are dying as a method of music distribution, and have been for a while now. Times change. Tower Records is no more. It's no longer profitable for movie studios to release film scores on a physical disc.
Don't pass this awesome score up just because it's download only: A couple of years from now, no studio is going to be releasing CD soundtracks. The download technology will continue to improve: It's already pretty astounding. And you get a lot for that 9.99
- May 31, 2009 at 6:23 PM
- Anonymous said...
This really stinks. I really wanted to get the soundtrack. I don't want to download it off of Amazon or any other site.
- May 31, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Mike said...
You don't know what you're missing! Get it from iTunes...
- May 31, 2009 at 11:11 PM
- Jeremy1984 said...
Ok, First off, @PixarFanatic.... Have you EVER heard the "Star Trek" Soundtrack? and Giacchino's "Lost" Soundtracks are pretty awesome as well. For me, I am pretty upset I had to download it. I usually like to have physical back up Cds. But to my despise, I have a "Gigaware" Cd-r and it looks horrible. On a postive side. I can't really tell the difference compared to my Wall-e Soundtrack. So, all is well. I love Track 16, Track 4 (carl goes up) Track 19 and Track 22 (end titles) Giacchino is so moveing! after this there probably won't be any more soundtrack for me until the "Half Blood Prince Score" comes out :D but alas this is much better if not on par with Star Trek. Incredibles is his best none the less. So......Tada......everyone its worth the $8.99 PLUS i think they wanted to go digital because the music on each track is no more than 2-3min in length. Some 26 seconds!!!! a 26 Second song????? yep Disney always knows what it is doing :D i don't kinda blame them there isnt enough music on here. Wall-e had more and so did Incredibles.......
- June 2, 2009 at 3:39 PM
- PixarFanatic said...
I have seen the movie itself and listened to most of the soundtrack (cause I just bought it as this article came up, but it started skipping and I'm ordering a new one--:-(, but I haven't listened to his work on "Lost," because I have never seen the TV series, and I'm not sure that I plan to.
After I saw the movie, I bought a few individual tracks from the UP soundtrack--Carl Goes Up, Escape from Muntz Mountain, The Small Mailman Returns, Seizing the Spirit of Adventure, and Up with End Credits.
Carl Goes Up was a little disappointing in a few places, but the others were pretty good--but that's because most of them were action tracks. That's my idol in music--action. "Take 1--ACTION!" :-)
As for his best work, I think that his best work is Mission: Impossible 3, it has some nice action music--and it's his work with the second most action--after The Incredibles.
- June 2, 2009 at 5:10 PM
- Anonymous said...
Bring your torches and pitch forks people. No CD! What's "UP" with this rubbish?
- June 3, 2009 at 12:18 AM
- Steve said...
Just saw the movie (in 3D) and loved it -- especially the music. The quality of commercial CDs beats anything I can produce at home, and mp3 format just doesn't cut it as far as listening quality. Maybe this is an experiment, but I wish they would have tested it on music that wasn't so rich and evocative. Disappointed!
- June 6, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- DemonStar said...
Recently Amazon started a new trend of "CD on demand" where on request by the customer they burned the music on a CD-R and mailed it to them. They did this for Harry Gregson-Williams' score to "Taking of Pelham 123". I got it and checked; it's from a lossless source!
Could there be any possibility that they will do this for "Up"? At least it'll be lossless sourced!
- June 14, 2009 at 1:05 AM
- PolkaDot_Koi said...
Wow. People are fighting on here? One person keeps spelling Michael Giacchino's name wrong.
The one called PixarFanatic clearly said that "Michael Gicchano is one of the worst music writers of all time!" and then he completely contradicts himself.
And is there really such a thing as the blogger police?
- June 29, 2009 at 5:14 AM
- Anonymous said...
After reading most of the comments, some of which seem like it's just a place for someone to rant. Never the less, the one thing that I haven't seen much of in the posts is the potential loss of audio quality in the mp3 version.
Will Disney's decision turn us against them, I'm definately tweaked about this "no cd" version. As being a collector of music and an owner of the deceased vinyl, it seems that the exec's have decided for us,"It's better for them, the economy just can't handle more products influx."
I want a bonafide CD, and my collection may not see this download. I wouls think that if they are going to do this, thay should atleat give us the highest quality audio availible.
And by the way, does anyone smell Jobbs anti-product in hands?
Miffed just miffed!
- July 10, 2009 at 3:55 AM
- PixarFanatic said...
No way. There is no such thing as a Blogger police. I was joking because I was outraged with Ryan.
And, if you're still looking for my review, check it out on the post "'Up' was incredible."
Michael Gicchano is just not my guy. He creates good action music, but you easily get tired of it. That's why I hate him.
I am a huge follower of Remote Control--particulary Hans Zimmer, Harry Gregson-Williams, and Steve Jablonsky.
Have you guys even HEARD his score on The Dark Knight? If not, check it out. I've already played "Introduce A Little Anarchy" 15 times in its first three days.
By the way--this weekend--don't see Harry Potter 6. I'd like to see Up take top spot this year--or at least No. 2, with Transformers 2 having already walloped its predeccesor worldwide.
- July 15, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Anonymous said...
That is absurd. My toddler son loves the movie and we have been to see it 3 times. I would like to buy the CD so we can listen to it in the car. Yes, I know I can buy the mp3 and burn it on to the cd, but who has the time to do all that? I am very disappointed.
- August 3, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Ho said...
i went to Cd shop right after the movie, but they told me they don't have that soundtrack on sale. :(
this is the best disney soundtrack in years!
- August 13, 2009 at 11:18 AM
- Anonymous said...
holy crap!I'm so mad at disney right now, that is just downright stupid for them to do that! But I could probably burn the soundtrack on to a CD , but I'm still furious!
- September 13, 2009 at 12:06 PM
- Anonymous said...
Yes, where are your sources and if it is true, what the HELL!?!?! This soundtrack was a beautiful score and yes, condsidering it was Pixar's 10th film, there should be a CD. Grr.
- September 14, 2009 at 3:26 AM
- PixarFanatic said...
Why shouldn't they? They're doing that with more movies now. Take "Taking of Pelhalm 1 2 3" for example. It's music was by Harry Gregson-Williams, one of the many greatest guys, and it was download only too!!
And the movie itself was great too!
- September 20, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- DemonStar said...
"Taking of Pelhalm 1 2 3" was offered by Amazon as a CD-R on demand. That's still lossless quality (I've checked to make sure). If Disney is deliberately not letting Amazon at least do a CD-R release (which is almost as cheap as digital downloads) and forcing us to be settled with lossy MP3/M4A only, then I'm seriously pissed with the Disney Records execs. I just hope the situation becomes better in the years to come.
- October 2, 2009 at 2:36 AM
- Anonymous said...
Why not put it out on CD. Not all of us, or perhaps even most of us, want MP3 players. I am extermely disappointed with this decision.
- November 16, 2009 at 9:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
I want the physical CD! Darn...
- December 12, 2009 at 12:17 AM
- Anonymous said...
Physical CD PLEASE!!
- January 17, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- Anonymous said...
This is a horrible idea!!! This soundtrack is one of the most incredible soundtracks I have ever heard. I have been searching everywhere for the CD because I still buy CDs for the amazing artwork, details about the musicians who put their hard work into playing, and the personal notes the composer writes. Plus, the quality is better on CD. Please can you change your mind and still release CDs?
- February 10, 2010 at 8:52 PM
- Anonymous said...
well done, disney. You have just lost millions of dollars and pounds by not creating an Up CD!! You fail. Seriously.
- March 12, 2010 at 10:43 AM
- Cynthia said...
UP has now won "best Original Score" at the oscars and still no quality version of the UP soundtrack is being released on compact disc. Does Disney have nonmusicians running the soundtrack release department? Mp3's just aren't good enough - especially for full orchestra. The quality is lost and we have no choice. I am still waiting to BUY it on CD. I have been asking everyone for a year. I'm not the only one who still wants this music (in a quality format) and can't get it.
- March 24, 2010 at 11:25 PM
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- April 19, 2010 at 8:27 PM
- Anonymous said...
Maybe we can pay Giacchino for physical copies. He seems like a cool guy.
- December 24, 2010 at 7:06 AM
- Music Lover said...
If you want to see what others think about Disney's disregard of people who want music on compact disks check out Amazon.com reviews for the mp3 release of the Up soundtrack. Nearly all reviews express disappointment that a compact disk version is not available. One third of reviewers give the album a one star review not beacause they do not like the music but because it is not available on compact disk.
- February 5, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Anonymous said...
Disney you stink!
- April 1, 2011 at 12:21 AM
- Brian Johnson said...
If anyone still cares, this has finally been released on a physical CD, courtesy of Disney Records and Intrada Records. Check it out Intrada.com - a very reputable dealer in soundtracks and limited issue score CDs.
- July 11, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- Anonymous said...
Stupidest decision EVER by a major studio regarding music in my memory and possibly my lifetime, quite a few years I might add, (more than 55 to be sure). The modern age studio exec obviously cares NOTHING about quality OR the buying public, so they can all shove it in my opinion.
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Weird, but not good - Burberry Weekend. I swear it smells like vomit and dirty laundry.
These have been around awhile, but there's no way on earth I can try and buy or even sample all the fragrances out there that pique my interest.
Jaguar is truly a strange citric blast of what I think is bitter orange and grapefruit. I had to wear this 3 times to finally get it. Not bad however and now I have yet another work frag for summer.
Zino by Davidoff is pipe tobacco on me.....and I think I like it.
I'm expanding my horizons some outside of the powerbombz I usually wear and I have more new ones I haven't tried yet. What scents do you consider weird but good?
Weird, but not good - Burberry Weekend. I swear it smells like vomit and dirty laundry.
Speaking of strange frags, what about Tristano ?
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The uber minty Géranium pour Monsieur was pretty weird.
Also Clean Men, disinfectant and candy.
Dzing! but its weird in the most fantastic way. I love this stuff!
Bois Farine up for Sale! Up for bargaining.
Dans Tes Bras. Weird...but not good weird.
"Health food may be good for the conscience but Oreos taste a hell of a lot better" - Robert Redford
Weird but good more or less describes nearly all my favorites! I like the freaks...
I'll limit it to a few new favorites I've tried this year.
Czech & Speake Cuba - an odd combo of mint, rum and tobacco, smooth and blended well.
Rose de Nuit - a very dry yet old-fashioned rose leather chypre.
Tubereuse Criminelle - wintergreen and tuberose contrast done beautifully.
Original Aoud - odd top notes, but a gorgeous mellow oud quite unlike other Montales.
Musk Gazelle - nuclear powered musk ( warning - VERY weird and scarily animalic )
Pulled out The Dreamer for it's annual "Let's see if I can figure this one out again spritz" trial. Nope. Maybe next year.
Dzongkha is one I forgot to mention, but I did try that last year and not recently. That's probably the weirdest one I've worn yet I couldn't dislike it.
Unicorn Spell -- I did not get it (brine?) but some people like it a lot. It'd definitely unconventional.
ointments and perfume delight the heart....
I guess Lonestar Memories is the weirdest I've tried so far, but it's probably not all that weird. I still have a good bit of the sample left. I might wear it to work one day for kicks and see if I get a reaction.
Interesting Thread. OK, here are some that I would call "weird" for some reason or another. They are also things that I would give a thumbs up for. Weird but good-
Jasmine et Cigarette from Etat Libre d' Orange - warm luxuriously sweet jasmine that has that odd indolic scent that transitions into a nice tobacco drydown. Strange combo but it works.
Rien from ELDO is a sweet but sweat drenched leather fragrance. Notes of cumin, black peopper, iris, oakmoss, patchouli. Black licorice leather. or Vinyl Leather.
Vierges y Toreros also from ELDO is also an interesting fem/masculime mix with tuberose and leather. A very sweet leather or a leathery floral.
From Social Creatures Frankfurt Kitchen is an odd combination of sour notes, citrus and greens, with coffee, vanilla and honey. It smells like the back door room of my local diner kitchen - but it is oddly interesting in fragrance.
Bel 'Antonio from Hilde Soliani - is a very pure tobacco and coffee fragrance. Warm, dry, comforting with these two notes.
Also from Hilde Soliani is Stecca which has the purest green organic vines and leaves fragrance that there is. Tomato leaf and Tomato vine sap combination is very green and very nice.
1740 Marquis de Sade from Historie de Parfums opens with s tart fruity floral Davana flower but settles in with notes of chocolate, vanilla, patchouli, apricot and leather. Overall it smells like a chocolate covered fruit candy except for the smoothe lether drydown. Weird but nice.
Chaman's Party by Honore des Pres is Olivia Giacobetti's latest effort for a fragrance brand made with all organic ingredients. This one opens with a deep burning camphor note that is followed with guaiac wood and a touch of clove that settles into Haitian Vetiver and basil oil. The medicinal smokey incense flows throughout this one, but has a warm wood base. It reminds me of burning incense on a hot charcoal burner using camphor to add the metholated smoke. Very much a chaman's magic in this.
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the weirdest one I recently tried was LV's Piper Nigrum... Like smelling my spice rack, very nicely done but not something I'd want to smell like... Which in my opinion is a problem with a lot of LV frags.
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Mazzolari Lui i describe it as a werewolf in a tux type scent .
Hard to say- many frags which most fragrance lovers perceive as classic and would be rated as flawless in an ideal world, can be trashed or at least underrated by more generic or younger consumer. A simple example: even the safe, conservative and clean smelling chypre Chevignon Brand for men was rated as "weirdo" scent by many people I had the (mis-) fortune to meet, their justification relying mainly on the fact that it smelled to aquatic and salty.
But this is a false problem. A truly unusual scent which I was given to have smelled, although not necessarily borderline or weird, yet just completely different from the masses, was - yes,
perfume-lovers might hate me for that- sculpture homme by Nikos. It exhales an almost "abstract sweetness of an imaginary candy, combined with the air of an unmarked, nondescript space during scientifically inexplicable weather conditions" (at least so I perceive it) on my skin. I don't know if sculpture has a "real" unusual and borderline character, but it certainly stood out from what I have ever known before (which might, in turn, be a limited and highly subjective experience).
A*Men is a weird, uniqe scent... But i like it!
Serge Noire - scary weird - approach with caution.
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Another weird one - Creed Acier Aluminium.
It's sweet and powdery and has a note similar to Banana Laffy Taffys but it also has a weird clinical vibe. It felt like I was under light anaesthesia at the hospital and dreamt I was a European aristocrat.
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Well I think I've recently tried 2 of the weirdest.
CdG Synthetics Skai, pretty undescribable
CdG Odeur 53, I got the notes of Nail Varnish and Old Television Static
For good, anatomic reasons, scent fosters memory more readily than any other sense.
Good weird:
Eau d' Italie, Sienne a l' Hiver: i don't get all the olive and stuff hype but tha scent is great. Mood scent, skin scent, light, imposing at the same time.
Miller Harris, Eau de rien: if lion is the king of animals, this is the king of animalics. Quite the thing you would not expect from MH.
Bad weird:
Viloresi, Dilnum: orange blossom often reminds me of toilette cleaning material. This one is toilette. Urine. Very soft and airy and at the same time exquisitely repulsive. If you are not fond of orange blossom stay away from this as far as you can.
Good weird to me, bad weird to most:
Annick Goutal, Sables: mysterious, dark, fennel seed progressing to maple and then to what is known to most middleeastern cuisines as "tsimen". the spice that characterises pastourma or pastrami or whatever they call in different places. This spice has the ability to enter the body and then infuse all bodily fluids for upt o 48 hours, depending on how one metabolises it. Still i love it.
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Good weird: Gucci pour homme. Eau du Pencil Shavings. I really like the smell, but it's like fresh gasoline. I don't want to smell like it.
Good weird: Guerlain Vetiver. Thought it smelled like SpotShot....now I really like it.
Bad weird: Tuscany per Uomo: Caustic astringent cleaning formula, dual purpose headache inducer.
Haven't tried these so recently, but so long as we're having the conversation...
Good Weird:
L'Artisan's Bois Farine: iris 'n' peanut butter. I actually kinda like my sample of this, though not enough to buy.
Not So Good Weird:
Tauer's Vetiver Dance: I really like or love the other Tauers I've tried, and actually think the dry down of this one is fine, but its top notes are, to my nose and on me, deeply off-putting: grapefruit+black pepper+clary sage.
Malle's Noir Epices: It's wonderful that there are niche houses putting out frags like this. But I don't want to wear them!
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Lalique Encre Noir - Fresh wet soil dug a foot deep into fertile earth. . .then drizzled with black ink. I washed it off because i had to head out and was wearing another frag, but will return to it tonight.
Lolita Lempicka au Masculine - maybe this is mainstream for BN'rs but its certainly odd/unique to me. . and I love it. This is black licorice on purple velvet sofa while kissing a girl with vanilla lipgloss. . . slowly, but surely. She aint goin nowhere and neither are you.
A*men (Mugler) - hated every whiff of it every time i tried it a department store. . then i made a blind buy at a discount place and let it unfold on my skin. WOW. Swiss chococolate and resonating Metal. Vanilla and spice. I finally "get it" and understand the positive reviews on this site.
Dunhill Desire (red) - many don't like it but i've gotten complimetns from others every time I wear it. Lime, Apple, vanilla form the basis of a cologne that i find unique, strange, and thoroughly sniffariffic.
Three blends made by local perfumists, good intentions gone awry:
1-. Mix incense, patchouly and cypress, you get a weird scent described by others as "dry tobacco"
2-. Mix musk and hesperedic notes, you get a strange smell reminiscent of vomit that turns into the same drydown as that of Signoricci's.
3-. Finally, mix whatever it is: a woody - oriental smelling bad on the skin, but with wonderful sillage.
Rather than wearing them, I smell them on cards, cotton balls or just a dab on my hand. It is the sort of fragrance worth analyzing, rather than applying.
I own and love a frightening number of scents on this thread, so I must be a lover of weird scents. My current pre-purchase obsessions are C&S Cuba, which I think is an insanely crazy jumble of smells I like and Dzongkha, which is my iris of choice at the moment. (I don't find it all that weird though.) A third, and one that hasn't yet been mentioned, is Fumidus, which I'm trying not to buy because it's $240 and smells like a bottle of really good scotch, so I doubt I should wear it to work!
I'd have to say the entire range of B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful, that Turin/Sanchez hyped beyond belief, is the oddest group of fragrances out there.
A good one word description for them is raw. I get the feeling if you put one of them into the oven for 45 minutes, on medium heat, you would end up with something that smells like a "real designer" scent.
But as they stand, they are the olfactory equivalent of raw foodism.
I bought Breath of God in London this past week and I have to say that it presents its mix of notes, cedar, grapefruit, smoke/pepper, vetiver, Ylang Ylang and juniper, rather randomly; creating more of a collage than a true accord.
It does have great longevity for something that is mostly composed of naturals and I'm finding it to be quite addictive.
But in the end, there's that raw quality that keeps things strange.
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Along with Vogue editor Anna Wintour, Diane von Furstenberg--the designer behind the iconic wrap dress and successful brand--dreamed up Fashion's Night Out, which launched in 2009. Today, the Belgian-born entrepreneur and philanthropist is the president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America. Von Furstenberg began designing women's clothing in 1970, with just $30,000 in investment. Today, she runs one of the world's most iconic clothing brands. She's pictured at her 2012 runway show, donning Google glasses alongside Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
Less than 48 hours before the first stiletto hit the runway this Fashion Week in New York, a little thing happened more than 500 miles south: First Lady Michelle Obama donned one of womenswear designer Tracy Reese's lacy frocks while delivering her speech at the Democratic National Convention. As if having a prime weekend time slot for her 2012 NYFW show wasn't enough, now Reese's label is ramping up production to meet demand. Take a bow, Tracy: 2012 is your year.
Fashion Week isn't just about expensive clothes, glitzy accessories, and feather-thin models. It's also, of course, about exclusivity and status. Show Media, a New York-based media company and multiyear Inc. 500 honoree, is teaming up with Christian Dior this year to provide a "luxury VIP experience"--free rides in Cadillac Escalades--for high-end consumers who spent $500 or more at Bergdorf Goodman during Fashion's Night Out on Thursday. Show Media was a pioneer of taxi marketing, developing the Taxi Top advertising division before selling it to Verifone Media last year. The company's CEO, Laurence Hallier, says the company's new focus is "on the digital platform within the high-end transportation industry."
The New York Times called it a "nutty idea" that became "what is probably the most influential retailer of the new millennium." Opening Ceremony, the edgy boutique stocked with indie and designer labels, is celebrating 10 years since opening the doors of its first little shop in SoHo. Age hasn't dulled the seriously sharp hipness of Opening Ceremony's founders, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon, who are throwing one of NYFW's most talked-about shindigs: a dance party at Webster Hall stocked with a decade of notable DJs, including the Misshapes and Club Luxx.
Originally from Iran, Mazdack Rassi made a splash among New York City's fashion establishment by convincing the owner of a cavernous space in the meatpacking district to let him open and run a photo studio in the building. Celebrity photographer Herb Ritts was the first to shoot there; the space, Milk, was soon hosting thousands of shoots a year. So in 2009, when Rassi started holding runway shows, his venue became a welcome alternative to the (expensive, traditional) tents at Lincoln Center. This year Milk will host designers Michael Bastian, Sophie Theallet, and Mandy Coon, among others.
Arguably one of the most-watched people in fashion, the former editor of French Vogue is now taking an entrepreneurial leap. Two years after her high-profile exit from the powerhouse publication, Roitfeld is set to launch a new fashion magazine next week, called CR Fashion Book. The magazine will be published by Fashion Media Group, and reportedly won't turn a profit in its first year (despite a healthy 150 pages of advertising). To supplement her new dreams, Roitfeld has taken on a number of lucrative projects, including a collaborative line of makeup with MAC cosmetics.
After working for 10 years as a stylist in Los Angeles, Fisher was inspired to design a charm for her first born child--a dog tag with his name on it. From that one inspiration, she built a thriving business, Jennifer Fisher Jewelry. Today, her collection features more than 4,000 charms, cuffs, and necklaces in her Manhattan location, and her jewelry has been worn in TV shows, including Entourage and Gossip Girl. She was recently named a finalist for a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund award.
While all eyes are on the runway, it's only fashion insiders who recognize the behind-the-scenes mavericks who get the clothes off the racks and in front of the buyers. Judith Rice's namesake company takes charge of the full coordination and production details of a fashion show; over the years the agency has worked with such style icons as Donna Karan, Cynthia Rowley, Jill Stuart, Donald Deal, and Vivienne Tam, as well as Project Runway. this year, the firm is producing shows for several designers, including Tadashi Shoji and Nanette Lepore.
IPO action isn't just for tech start-ups. Michael Kors, the Hong-Kong based luxury clothing and accessory retailer, went public in December 2011, in an offering that valued the company at more than $3.6 billion. Not bad for a company that, as recently as 2004, was losing money and had just $20 million in revenue. Kors, a high-school dropout, teamed up with a private equity firm and helped raise the company's revenue to $800 million by 2011 before going public. In March, Kors sold $3.5 million worth of stock--netting him some $116 million in cash. According to Bloomberg Markets' latest ranking of the best-performing initial public offerings, Michael Kors is No. 1.
This fashion industry veteran shows no signs of stopping. Known for her whimsical dresses and glitzy accessories, Betsey Johnson splashed into the New York fashion scene in 1964 before creating her label in 1978. While her namesake company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in April, the eccentric designer stitched together a new collection of dresses with outerwear manufacturer The Levy Group. Johnson will deliver a "retrospective" show during Fashion Week, featuring vintage pieces from the 1960s, '70s, and '80s.
For five years, Brooklyn-based Almeter Design has been responsible for some of the biggest branding behind Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Among Almeter's many duties is developing the displays and logo-bearing banners that appear in Lincoln Center. This fall, the firm, led by Andrew Almeter, touted New York Fashion Week's status as the first event of the upcoming fashion season--in other words, "where spring begins."
Launched in September 2010 by Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp, Birchbox delivers monthly samples of the latest beauty products to more than 100,000 customers. This fall, the company is going behind the scenes of NYFW, having staffers cover beauty trends on the runway. Birchbox has also launched a pop-up shop, the Birchbox Sample Stop, where Fashion Week attendees can grab free beauty products and customize their own subscription boxes.
The guest lists for the hottest runway shows have gone high-tech, thanks to Fashion GPS. The New York and London start-up by entrepreneur Eddie Mullon (pictured center) created an electronic platform lets show organizers instantly check in attendees and assign seating. Off the runway, it also allows brands to manage their inventories and send out look books for each season's fashions.
New York Fashion Week is all about anticipating what's next. That's what makes it an ideal platform for Project Pop-Up, an economic development initiative designed to flaunt the next generation of fashion and tech entrepreneurs. Spearheaded by NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Project Pop-Up implored would-be entrepreneurs to dream up their freshest fashion business models--then will be showing off the contest's top businesses, such as the body-scanning tech start-up Acustom, throughout Fashion Week at the innovative Story retail space in Manhattan.


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I had the pleasure of visiting Ola Messer at Saltillo Thursday on my way to Tupelo for some business. She was feeling well and able to talk. We had a good visit also. Charles had stopped by to visit his mother too.
On my way home I stopped by to visit with Curtis Easley at New Harmony.
Curtis still gets around fairly well and sometimes mows his yard.
Happy birthday to Lyn and Shirley Fitts this week. Happy birthday to Megan Hogue, Chris Camp, Anna Greer and Adam Rushing.
The Young at Heart at Pleasant Ridge will meet April 28th at the Family Life Center with Brother Wayne Marshall as the special guest.
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church will be in revival April 25-29 with Brother Wayne Marshall as evangelist. Brother Wayne is the some of Brother Roy and Mrs. Sadie Marshall who pastored at Pleasant Ridge several years ago.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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With Children: Under MN law, a divorce is considered to be with children if:
Without Children: A divorce is considered to be without children if you do not have minor child together, the Wife is not pregnant, and the Wife did not give birth during the marriage to a child from another relationship.
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Yale Pathology Tissue Services (YPTS) Tissue Banking Protocol
What is the purpose of this trial?The purpose of this study is to establish the policy on the collection, tracking, storage, use and distribution of clinical specimens for research purposes by the Yale university Pathology Department, Tissue Services (YPTS).
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Demetrios Braddock MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Pathology; Medical Director, Precipio Diagnostics
Research Interests
Structural biology; Hematopathology; Genitourinary Pathology
Research Summary
- Structural biology of protein complexes implicated in the pathogenesis of cancer
- Genetic transcription
Extensive Research Description
My group is primarily interested in biochemical and structural aspects of oncogensis and blood disorders. We have recently described two endothelial enzymes within the brain vasculature that promote platelet aggregation by converting small molecule signals released from platelets into ADP. Polymorphisms in one of these enzymes has recently been discovered to confer stroke protection to pediatric sickle cell patients, indicated the centrality of these enzymes in the pathophysiology of stroke.
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- Albright, R.A., Ornstein, D.L., Cao, W., Chang, W.C., Robert, D., Tehan, M., Stabach, P. R., Hoyer, D., Liu, L., Yang, G., De La Cruz, E. M., Braddock, D.T., "The Molecular Basis of Purinergic Signal Metabolism by Ecto-Nucleotide Phosphatase/Phosphodiesterases 4 and 1 and Implications in Stroke" (2013) J. Biol. Chem., Dec 12 epub ahead of print, doi: 10.1074/jbc.M113.505867
- Albright, R.A., Chang, W.C., Robert, D., Ornstein, D.L., Cao, W., Redick, M.E., Young, J.I., De La Cruz, E. M., Braddock, D.T., "NPP4 is a procoagulant enzyme on the surface of vascular endothelium" Blood, (2012) 120:4432-4440.
- Saunders, L. P., Wenxiang Cao, W., Chang, W. C., Albright, W.A., Demetrios T. Braddock, D. T.,* De La Cruz, E.M.*, "Kinetic Analysis of Autotaxin Reveals Substrate-specific Catalytic Pathways and a Mechanism for Lysophosphatidic Acid Distribution" (2011) Journal of Biological Chemistry, Aug 26;286(34):30130-41.
- Braddock, D.T. "Autotaxin and lipid signaling pathways as anticancer targets" Current Opinion in Investigational Drugs (2010) 11:629-37.
- Crichlow, G. V., Zhou, H., Yang, Y., Hsiao, H-H, Frederick, K. B., Debrosse, M., Yang, Y., Folta-Stogniew, E. J., Chung., H-J, Fan, C., De La Cruz, E. M., Levens, D.L., Lolis E., and Braddock, D.T. Dimerization of FIR upon FUSE DNA binding suggests a mechanism of c-myc inhibition. (2008) EMBO, 27 277-289


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FAYETTEVILLE — Fairmont basketball coach Michael Baker must have done his homework because he certainly knows what makes Northside go this season.
"They got some athletes. I know that," Baker said. "I know the Parker kid can light it up."
Baker was referring to Jamal Parker, the Monarchs' standout senior guard who averages 20.8 points per game entering Northside's game today against the Golden Tornadoes in NCHSAA 2-A East Regional semifinal at Crown Arena.
Parker is the Monarchs' clear go-to player. He's been relied upon to make clutch baskets throughout the season for Northside (25-3), which is in the regionals for the first time since 2004.
And Parker will likely need to play well if the Monarchs are to advance to the regional final Saturday at 4 p.m. against the winner of defending state champion Kinston (25-2) and Bunn (23-6).
"Of course having a player like Jamal (helps)," Northside coach Tony Marshburn said.
But like Marshburn has stressed all season, the Monarchs are more than just Parker, Northside's only returning starter this season from a team that last year lost in the first round.
Junior guard Josh Cabrera averages 10.3 points, 4.8 assists and 8.6 rebounds. The 6-foot-3 Cabrera, who moved to the area in the summer, is also a standout wide receiver for Northside's football team and is being heavily recruited by several NCAA Division I programs.
Junior Davion Ayabarreno adds 9.3 points, 6.7 assists and 2.8 assists, while sophomore Korey Curry (6.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg) and senior Benjamin McCarthy (4.4 ppg, 3.3 rpg) complete the starting lineup. Sophomore Kris Curry (7.2 ppg, 5.7 rpg) has also started at times this season.
"Josh moved in this summer, Davion is from the JV and the Curry brothers come from JV," Marshburn said. "We didn't have Josh (during summer workouts) and I had never seen him play. We had him one day for practice before our first game because he was a member of the football team.
"The Curry twins, I knew what they were bringing was just great effort. Davion, my expectations were high on him simply because he was one of our better JV players and he has a really good attitude."
Then there's the Northside bench that played a huge role in the Monarchs' success.
"I felt like we would get some guys to step up from the bench," Marshburn said. "I've changed starting lineups probably nine or 10 times this year. I feel like the starters are the five who can get you off to the best start while the subs are the ones who can either create a spark or maintain the flow."
Meanwhile, the Golden Tornadoes are led by sophomore Kwinton Hinson, who averages 21.5 points and 12 rebounds. Hinson is the son of Wesley Hinson, who led Fairmont to the 1994 state championship. That was the last time the Golden Tornadoes even advanced to the regionals.
Junior Shemar Barfield adds 12.7 points and junior Malik Milton 10.7 points for Fairmont.
"We are excited to be here and the players are excited to be here," Baker said of the regionals. "We are going to come in and do the best we can."
Marshburn knows the Golden Tornadoes will be tough to beat.
"They have some really good ingredients, and by that, I mean they have good guards who have good handles on the ball," he said. "They got good size, good quickness and good athleticism and they are a good rebounding team. They played a tough schedule."
But as Marshburn pointed out, so have the Monarchs. The East Central Conference was as difficult as it has been under the current realignment with Clinton, Croatan and South Lenoir competiting with Northside all season for the league title.
"I was aware of some of the other teams and their potential in our conference," Marshburn said. "I wasn't sure of South Lenoir, but as it turned out, they had a good year. Clinton and Croatan, I knew they had a lot of potential. I thought we could be good.
"You prepare for it and you want to be good, but you still have to go out and play the game. You still got to run the offenses and you still have to play defense and hit your free throws."
And the Monarchs have been preparing to do those things today against the Golden Tornadoes.
"Basically as far as preparing, we go into practice doing what we do," Marshburn said. "A lot of preparing is really just preparing us because your opponents can change things. We are going to prepare ourselves and then go with things we might think Fairmont will do."


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The animation below consists of 6 panels that illustrate plausible maximum monthly temperature scenarios using the CSIRO and MIROC global climate change models.
The top left panel shows maximum monthly temperature for the period around 2000. The color and the elevation both represent the same information, with maximum monthly temperature ranging from -20 degrees (C) (yellow) to 45 degrees (C) (red). You can pause the animation with the slider below the animation and zoom in by clicking the map.
The bottom four panels show changes between 2000 and the climate scenario results for the period around 2050. The left panels present results from the CSIRO model; the right panels are results from the MIROC model. The top two panels are for the A1B scenario; the bottom two panels are for the B1 scenario.
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William Murphy, DO, honored by American Board of Addiction Medicine
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Dr. Murphy will be honored at ABAM's awards luncheon May 2 in New Orleans. The luncheon is in conjunction with the 40th Annual American Society of Addiction Medicine Medical-Scientific Conference.
He is among the first group of physicians in America to be recognized as "board certified" in addiction medicine. In addition to teaching at LECOM, Dr. Murphy is on the staff at Manatee Glens Hospital and Addiction Center in Bradenton.
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Photo-sharing social network Instagram is on fire. It released monthly usage statistics for the first time yesterday, and the numbers are impressive. More than 90 million people use the Instagram every month, and post more than 40 million photos to the service every day. Those photos generate more than 8,500 'Likes' and 1,000 comments every second.
You might recall back in September, Instagram announced it had more than 100 million registered users. It's important to keep the comparison even, though, since not all registered users are active. While no official statistics were given, the public backlash at Instagram for their change in Terms of Service caused people to cancel their accounts in droves. These statistics account for that, and the service still seems healthy.
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Here are the only video interviews out there that we can embed on the site (thanks Big Brother Network!). I've watched most of these and all of the interviews on Superpass. Zapt2it and We Love Big Brother also have video interviews.
Between all of those you should have HG overload. Before the videos here are a couple other things to note. There is a 'poll' on CBS hat seems to imply it will reveal the 4 mentors - 16 alum are pictured and so far two have been eliminated (Natalie and Evel Dick).
With the exception of BB 3/7 Danielle Reyes, all the other HGs we thought might be going back are there including Rachel. But Rachel was on Superpass Rumor Control last night and says she isn't going back. That leave Janelle, Dani (BB8/13), Renny and Britney as possible women and the odds on favorites by everyone is Janelle and Britney. I would love to see Brit back in the house, and I know some say she wasn't that 'good' of a player. Whatever - I liked her, she made me laugh and was VERY easy on the eyes - so I say bring her back! So I'd say Janelle, Britney, Dan and Boogie seem to be a lock. If it changes we'll let you know!
Here are the videos with a tiny thought from me before each one.
Ashley Iocco - She is either going to be a train wreck or awesome - or an awesome train wreck. Claims to be a BB fan from way back and also says she has watched the feeds. I don't think it will matter, she'll forget about the cameras as soon as she is in the house.
Danielle Murphree - "Southern Belle" comes to mind and her accent is a thick one. I can see myself hating her - and I don't want to so I'm hoping I am wrong. Eye candy for sure - seems to know a bit about Big Brother but not sure how much if any of the feeds she has seen.
Frank Eudy - Son of WWE wrestler - has been trying out for BB for several seasons so not sure if he was initially recruited or is a long time fan.
Ian Terry - Superfan - he knows it all - not that that means he will be a good player. Might have a photographic memory - hmmmm.
Joe Arvin - no clue - really over the top in the online videos you can find out there.
Jodi Rollins - Superfan as well - she knows a lot about BB - she ISN'T a Kalia clone as far as I can tell. Might last longer than Ian. The two together might be a force.
Jojo Spatafora - Admits she hadn't seen BB before she was cast. I relly wonder if she doesn't have a connection with Jenn (next).
Jenn Arroyo - was contacted by BB and asked to apply after she left a birthday message on a friends facebook page. So like JoJo (who deleted her facebook account - hmm) she knew nothing about BB before applying.
Kara Monaco - might be really lame. The interviews I have seen of her have been bland. She doesn't give very long answers and don't think she knew much about BB before being cast.
Shane Meaney - He may say he is a house flipper but his twitter account is all about his modeling and physical training. He is clueless about BB - obviously 'cast.'
Wil Heuser - "Forgot" BB was on before applying. He might be fun to watch but obviously he only knows the TV part of the game.
Willie Hantz - We all know he's Russel's brother by now right? I think the whole house will be the time the feeds kick in next Thursday.