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Enjoy some of our smooth R & B hair stylings to control your frizzy, flyaway hair. An instant best-seller, our easy-to-use "hair finisher" uses softening ingredients of organic avocado butter, oatmeal, olive oil, extra virgin coconut oil, jojoba oil and candelilla wax because they are extremely effective for conditioning the hair and scalp. Three of our UK shop managers came up with R & B to revive and balance their wayward follicles. It works well with African American or curly hair because it conditions with a lot of moisture. And once you smell the seductive orange blossom and jasmine fragrance, your hair will truly get its groove back.
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Q:Can this be used on completely dry, unwashed hair?Asked on 1/31/2015 by Jake from Charleston, SC
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A:Yes, R&B is great for all kinds of hair - damp or dry! A little bit goes a very long way, so find the right amount that works for your hair and simply work it through to add that moisture and lovely fragrance to the hair.Answered on 2/13/2015 by Meg from LUSH Direct
A:Yep. Just use sparingly. A little bit goes a long way. Too much results on greasy and stringy hair.
Brittany MeyerAnswered on 2/1/2015 by Anonymous
A:Yes, it works great. I use it all of the time, but mostly after my hair is washed and is wet. Love the product.Answered on 1/31/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Can R & B dry your hair out?Asked on 1/4/2015 by Curly haired girl
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A:R&B is really moisturizing, so you shouldn't have difficulties with it drying your hair out at all.Answered on 2/13/2015 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:You definitely don't have to worry about this drying out your hair, just don't be too generous with it because a little does go a long way.Answered on 1/8/2015 by Endlessly from Minnesota
A:This product has never dried my hair out. It calms my frizzies and gives
my hair the moisture it needs. I love it!Answered on 1/4/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product safe for color-treated hair?Asked on 12/9/2014 by Sarah
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A:Hi there! Thanks for your question!
Yes It is safe for colour-treated hair :)Answered on 12/31/2014 by Anonymous
A:My hair is blond and I dye it brown; my color has stayed intact.
Brittany MeyerAnswered on 12/9/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Hello! if anyone is familiar with the Hair Texture Chart I am a 3C, so my hair is fine and really curly. I am a seeking a new moisturizer and wondering if this product works.Asked on 10/12/2014 by not clever enough from New York, New York
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A:It works pretty well for everyone so it should be a great moisturizer for your hair!Answered on 10/14/2014 by Anonymous
Q:My hair is very long (a few inches past classic) and quite thick, how much should I be using?Asked on 8/21/2014 by Endlessly from Minnesota
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A:A tiny bit goes a very long way! I'd say no more than the size of a nickel or quarter.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
A:I always use it while my hair is wet, I use about a dimes worth.Answered on 8/22/2014 by Anonymous
A:I have thick hair that was down to my waist and I used a dollop that was
between a nickel and a quarter in size. I rubbed it between my hands and
ran them through the ends and then brushed my hair to distribute it through
the ends and toward my scalp.Answered on 8/22/2014 by Anonymous
Q:My hair is somewhere in between straight and curly. I'm cutting it short next week (about to my chin). I'm looking for something that I can put in and leave it to air dry after a shower. Would this work or is it made for more curly hair?Asked on 6/6/2014 by Cassie Sue from Belvidere, IL
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A:R&B is great on most hair types, so it should definitely work for you! It is great for calming any frizz, adding shine, and giving your hair a little bit of hold without it looking over-styled.Answered on 9/23/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I have wavey hair as well. This will definitely work for you. A little goes a long way, so start with a lot less than you think you need. Combing it through your hair helps too.Answered on 7/15/2014 by swissarmymelody from Seoul
A:R&B is a must have for me. I use a little mixed with some Moroccan oil,
but I have really frizzy hair. You could probably get away with just R&B.Answered on 6/6/2014 by Anonymous
Q:can this be used as a styling product, for example, like pomade?Asked on 3/21/2014 by Kingsley from Wisconsin
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A:You can use R&B as a styling product, however, it will not necessarily give you the hold you might be looking for like you get with a pomade. It will work more to tame frizz and smooth the hair, and it is great to help give definition to curls without weighing the hair down.Answered on 3/26/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:I have used it as a curl definer, I just use a greater amount.
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A:Yes! I use it as a styling aid, just like a pomade. Makes my hair moist and adds curl. And it smells delicious!!!Answered on 3/21/2014 by Anonymous
A:Yes, but it's not as thick or stiff as a pomade. I use it to keep my curls from frizzing and it makes my hair soft. If u want something with a little more hold/shape, u might want to dry Dirty.
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 3/21/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product safe to use as a "hair mask" for dry hair? What are other uses for R&B?Asked on 3/9/2014 by Ash
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A:We wouldn't recommend using R&B as a hair mask, as it is intensely moisturizing and would likely be a bit too much as a mask. A little bit of product goes a very long way so it is best to use it in small bits as a hair finisher added to either wet or dry hair. It will help tame frizz, and add moisture!Answered on 3/21/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:This is a leave in conditioner for your hair - a very little goes a long way. I would not use it as a mask on your hair, that would be too much, which means your hair would be too greasy.Answered on 3/18/2014 by Randy N from Chicago, IL
Q:I am looking for something to soften my hair and keep it moisturized all day. Will this do that?Asked on 2/3/2014 by Moo-Pow
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A:Yes this product can definitely soften your hair, but I would recommend
applying it clean & conditioned hair for better results. Good luck!Answered on 4/27/2014 by Anonymous
A:Yes! It works very well to tame any frizz, soften and leaves your hair with a beautiful scent! A little goes a long way!Answered on 3/21/2014 by Kayla from LUSH DIRECT
A:Yes!!! I bought R&B moisturizer and use it everyday to keep my hair tamed, soft, and silky all day. Remember: you only need a little bit!Answered on 3/9/2014 by Ash from NY
A:Yes, this will. All you need is a little bit too.Answered on 2/4/2014 by Anonymous
A:I use it everyday, tames my ends and doesn't make it feel heavy or oily
Sent from my iPhoneAnswered on 2/3/2014 by Anonymous
Q:Is this product safe to use after the expiration date?Asked on 1/31/2014 by A from United States
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A:We do not recommend using any of our products past their "Use By" dates, as we determine these dates after extensive testing regarding their best and safest use.Answered on 3/21/2014 by Kendra M from LUSH Direct
Q:How long does it take for r & b to expire?Asked on 1/7/2014 by Lushie
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A:R&B has a 14 month shelf life. The day it is made and the day it should be used by will be printed on the face sticker that comes on every pot of this product.Answered on 3/19/2014 by Kendra M from LUSH Direct
A:Off the top of my head, 14 months after manufacture (not necessarily
purchase), but there should be an expiration date somewhere on the product
to let you know exactly when it won't be quite so great anymore.
Cheers!Answered on 1/9/2014 by Anonymous
Q:so i have long curly hair but when it dries upp it gets all poofy and short :(. i want it to be longer than it is when dry.will this product work like a gel or a tamer or both? i got a sample and i love it but the girl put it in my hair with i had gel and dried up all poofy :((i am new to lush and i heard really good things about them :) )Asked on 12/1/2013 by two pack tie
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A:R&B is definitely a great choice for helping to tame frizz and curls. The beautiful butters in it will add moisture, and help give some weight to the hair so you won't find it puffs up. It is more of a tamer than a gel because it does not provide hold, but will work to add moisture and define curls by adding weight and texture.Answered on 1/31/2014 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
A:This product does work like a cream/gel and will tame your mane! Try using enough product throughout your long hair and comb it through. Then scrunch it a little to get your curls to (not poofy) and gently return.Answered on 12/31/2013 by Wolfboat from Texas
Q:I have bleached very short fine hair, would this be good for me?Asked on 8/8/2013 by cindy from michigan
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A:I haven't bleached or dyed in several years, but I do have short and fine hair... But this stuff is still a miracle in and of itself.
My only suggestion is to not use much of it at all. I use maybe a teaspoon on my hair when it's dry, and it gives me a shine to rival photoshop.Answered on 12/24/2013 by kate from fort wayne, IN
A:Yes! R&B is a leave in deep conditioner made with cocoa butter and the oat milk along with the fair trade olive oil to give your hair the moisture it needs and will revitalize the hair after a color treatment!Answered on 9/24/2013 by Anonymous
A:Yes! R&B is a leave in deep conditioner made with cocoa butter and the oat milk along with the fair trade olive oil to give your hair the moisture it needs and will revitalize the hair after a color treatment!Answered on 9/24/2013 by Anonymous
A:Absolutely! I have bright red and fine hair and I began using this as a treatment post-shower on my damp hair (I also swore off heat tools but that's another story) and honestly, amazing results! Use a very small amount to reduce the chances of ultra-shiny hair (commonly mistaken for grease) and also, try using it on your damp hair like I did. Amazing!Answered on 8/21/2013 by luminousredhead from St. John's (Newfoundland)
Q:Is this product sulfate free?Asked on 6/11/2013 by Em from Chicago
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A:Yes, R&B Hair Moisturizer is sulfate free.Answered on 10/2/2013 by Kendra M from LUSH Direct
Q:Do I use this product along with my styling products? I have really thick and curly hair. If so do I use R&B before or after styling products?Asked on 4/1/2013 by Annalisa
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A:You can use R&B along with other styling products, and for some it is enough on its own. It is meant to work as a "hair finisher" to tame frizz and add moisture to the hair so depending on your needs it may work best on its own, or with additional product. As for whether to use it before or after other products, it is also up to you. Depending on what other products you are using it is best to experiment until you find something that suits your routine!Answered on 5/10/2013 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct
Q:When am I supposed to use this? In the shower or after? Damp or dry hair? Before or after styling? I got it as a sample, so I don't have the packaging.Asked on 7/23/2012 by Et
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A:This product is designed to be used after-shower, as a leave-in conditioner/styling product. I usually wait until my hair is dry, and then apply it to the ends of my hair (and sometimes higher up as well, to help tame flyaways), but different hair types will be able to use it differently. My advice would be to start sparingly, as a little goes a long way!Answered on 7/31/2012 by Laura from LUSH
Q:I'm looking for something to smooth and style thick wavy locks but must avoid gluten at all costs. Are the oats gluten free? If not do you have any additional styling product suggestions?Asked on 6/24/2012 by lobsterbaby
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A:Unfortunately, we are not able to confirm that these oats are gluten-free. Give us a call at 1-888-733-5874 and we will be happy to make a few alternate suggestions!Answered on 7/13/2012 by Laura from LUSH
Q:I absolutely love the smell. Is there another Lush product that smells like this that I could wear as a lotion/perfume?Asked on 6/2/2012 by Deb from Somersworth, NH
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A:Unfortunately, we don't have anything in exactly this same scent, but it uses notes of jasmine and orange flowers, so I'd give Lust perfume a try (TONS of jasmine) and the Orange Blossom (a light gorgeous floral, which I just love)Answered on 6/5/2012 by Megan from LUSH
Q:Does R&B protect against heat styling?Asked on 4/14/2012 by Anonymous
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A:This product contains a high percentage of glycerine, which is a humectant and therefore may offer some heat protection (see this article http://thebeautybrains.com/2008/04/29/how-to-protect-your-hair-from-heat-damage/). I still try to limit heat styling as much as possible since no heat protectant can totally prevent damage.Answered on 5/13/2013 by SA from New York
A:R&B will help keep the hair conditioned and will assist the hair cuticle in lying flat, which is the key to shine. Your hair may still become damaged from heat styling, but this may help to reduce the severity of the damage and increase shine.Answered on 4/17/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:R&B has a lot of natural oils and essential oils in it, so it may be beneficial with heat styling. Try it out with light heat styling, like blow drying.Answered on 4/25/2012 by TamiCurls from Boston, MA
A:Some. My hair is much much happier when I use this prior to blow drying it; however, it is not impermeable and I have not tried it with direct heat like a curling or flat iron.Answered on 4/24/2012 by Ellie from Seattle, WA
A:Personally, I have found using this product when my hair is wet and letting it air dry before heat styling allows for easier and sleeker heat styling (flat iron/curling). I personally don't own/use a hair dryer, but I don't see why it wouldn't help protect it, as long as you put more in your hair before flat ironing/curling.Answered on 4/26/2012 by Megan from Milwaukee, WI
A:It worked great for my hair..I used a flat iron, and applied R & B before and after using the flat iron and the results were amazingAnswered on 4/28/2012 by Ronni from St. Louis, MO
A:Yes I put a small amount in hair prior to blow drying then a dab more on my ends before flat ironing. My hair hasn't been this soft since I was a teenager/kid. Love it!Answered on 4/29/2012 by g2g2 from LOCO, Northern Virginia
A:My guess is no. The ingredients are mostly oils and butter....so I imagine using heat with this product would be literally deep frying your hair.Answered on 5/4/2012 by petitepraline from NJ
A:No, the ingredients include oils which would fry your hair if used as a heat protectant.Answered on 5/13/2012 by La-Lush from Texas
A:I can't imagine it not, it repaired my hair in a way nothing else has.Answered on 5/19/2012 by Indiana Jaron from Indianapolis, Indiana
Q:Is this product safe for relaxed hair?Asked on 2/22/2012 by Anonymous
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A:Yes, so long as you are able to use conditioning oils on your hair, you should definitely be able to use R&B.Answered on 2/23/2012 by Megan from LUSH
A:Yes! It's quite moisturizing and works well when air drying or heat styling.Answered on 3/18/2012 by PrincessPesa from West Hollywood, CA
A:I am relaxed and it works great on my hair. Whether I air dry or flat iron, it works. If you don't like the smell of jasmine, don't get it, but if you do like the scent, it works. Check out the ingredients, they are wonderful.Answered on 4/3/2012 by Hair Obsessed from Atlanta, GA
A:yes.Answered on 4/16/2012 by miss casey from minneapolis
A:Absolutely! this product is amazing and will make your hair so soft!Answered on 5/5/2012 by petitepraline from NJ


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As a customer with a technical background, there is nothing more frustrating than trying to troubleshoot an issue that the vendor already knows about and won't publicly acknowledge. Being burned in hte past has led to placing about as much trust in sales and marketing types as I would in a mob lawyer turned politician.
The things I look for as a prospective customer are:
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- Openness and transparency with regard to pricing. If I have to deal with a salesperson to get pricing, I will take my business elsewhere even if it costs ten times as much.
If any of those things are lacking, or if I'm forced to deal with salespeople - or even worse, salepeople posing as support, my 15 years of IT anger and bitterness are going to drive me straight to your competitors.
More importantly, hiding issues doesn't protect your "dirty laundry" anymore, it just (eventually) makes it even more public, with plenty of time to sour beforehand. I suggest pointing management (and your sales and marketing people) to this wonderful essay from 1999, The Cluetrain Manifesto, which although a bit dated, perfectly foreshadowed where we are today with social media. Your product's issues are going to be public, sooner or later. The question is whether they are going to be public under a site your control, where the people finding their way from search results can see that you are aware of the issue and working on solutions - or even have already solved the issues, or are they going to find it in the form of some rant on twitter/facebook/linkedin/blogs that probably doesn't even reflect the current situation, and doesn't give the company the opportunity to respond.


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NHL Game Night: 1-3-14 Lightning at FlamesSubmitted by pete on January 4, 2014 - 00:04
Lightning fail to snowman Calgary only by the grace of Karri Ramo.
Ben Bishop stopped all 19 shots he faced for the shutout at the beginning of what we might title the 2014 Ben Bishop Shove it Up the Tailpipe of USA Hockey Management Tour. Mind you, he only had to make a couple of good stops all night despite the Lightning spending half of the game on the PK because Calgary is a talentless dumpster fire right now. None the less, enjoy, Brian Burke!
First Period
Second Period
5:23 TB Palat (7), (Purcell, Barberio)
10:20 TB Kucherov (5), (Palat, Carle)
Third Period
Bishop and Ondrej Palat were the game's first and third stars.
Wow Calgary stinks. Buffalo has the excuse of being young. Edmonton has the excuse of being young and undisciplined from a structure standpoint. Calgary just flat out doesn't have enough talent to compete in this league. Karri Ramo had to stand on his head just to make the night look respectable. The Lightning could have won this game by 8 goals were it not for Ramo, and that's even with taking most of the Third Period off and taking a bunch of penalties. If Bishop faced even a half dozen quality scoring chances in the entire game I'd be shocked. Through the first 4 or so Calgary PP's they only managed 1 shot on goal. I don't know what you take away from tonight's game because it's like a top-10 FBS school playing a FCS team that showed up for a paycheck. The Lightning handled their business in workmanlike fashion and we move on.
At the exact midpoint of the season, the Lightning have 54 points. That puts them on a pace for a 108 point season despite the absence of Steven Stamkos for a large stretch of the season thus far. That's nothing but impressive. The team has clinched no worse than a .500 record on this 4-game road trip and will take the show to Edmonton next.
Radko Gudas had 4 penalty minutes and 1 blocked shot in 17:46. The Lightning might've paid for the penalties against a true NHL-caliber opponent, but Calgary stinks.
Mark Barberio had a helper and was +2 with 2 shots in 10:10. A game as tilted in the Lightning's favor as this one was, from a possession standpoint, automatically favors the strengths in Barberio's game.
Tyler Johnson was +1 with 3 shots and 1 blocked shot in 20:26 and he was 35% on draws. He caught a post 15 seconds into the game.
Alex Killorn was +1 with 1 shot in 17:06.
Palat had 1 goal and 1 assist and was +2 with 1 shot, 3 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 18:57. He whistled a wrist shot from the slot past Ramo's glove for the first goal of the game and whistled a sharp pass backdoor to Kucherov for the tap in for the insurance marker. On a team with a group of high quality rookies, it says something that Palat might be the best of the bunch halfway through the season.
J.P. Cote had 1 hit and 3 blocked shots in 9:43.
J.T. Brown had 1 shot and 2 blocked shots in 14:12. He also caught a post on a turnaround shot in the First Period.
Andrej Sustr had 1 hit in 15:41.
Richard Panik played 9:00. He had one noticeable shift in the Third Period where he set up a play for Thompson off the rush and then drove the net to set a screen and later got a shot from the slot that was blocked.
Nikita Kucherov got the insurance goal and was +1 with 3 shots and 1 hit in 10:08. He also had the near-obligatory breakaway that he failed to score on, which is a feature of nearly every game Kucherov has played in the NHL thus far.
Tonight is the 41st NHL game of the season for Johnson, Palat, and Killorn, so they officially graduate from prospect status on Bolt Prospects. Congratulations to all three. They join Bishop, who technically graduated from overage prospect status in his win over Buffalo on October 8th in a 2013-2014 Bolt Prospects Alumni class which may well grow by another 3 members by the end of the month of January.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 1-1-14 Lightning at CanucksSubmitted by pete on January 2, 2014 - 01:09
After midnight, we gonna let it all hang out.
Ben Bishop allowed 2 goals on 30 shots for the victory. He was a little iffy on his puck handling tonight, but otherwise had a workmanlike evening in a game where the Lightning didn't force him to have to stand on his head to get the W.
First Period
Second Period
11:25 VAN Richardson (8), (Higgins)
15:27 TB Filppula (15), (Purcell, Killorn)
15:47 TB Johnson (11), (Palat, Barberio)
16:01 VAN Dalpe (1), (Weise, Sestito)
19:57 TB Kucherov (4), (Gudas, Carle)(PP)
Third Period
7:28 TB Killorn (10), (Hedman, Filppula)
Valterri Filppula and Tyler Johnson were the game's first and second stars.
I would like to think this effort tonight will raise some eyebrows around the NHL. True, Vancouver was without the injured Roberto Luongo, but the Lightning pretty well carried this game from start to finish. They jumped on Vancouver, which appeared unprepared for the Lightning's speed and system, early on, handled what little bit of a surge the Canucks could muster, and eventually cruised through the Third Period to the 4-2 win. Even better, the Lightning's puck movement on the PP was excellent tonight, eventually resulting in the game winning goal by Kucherov.
The Lightning closed out the 4th 10 game segment of the season with 15 points, earning 3 insurance points and giving them 4 total insurance points for the season. Those points may become valuable given how many road games the Lightning will be playing in January.
Tonight's game also put three prospects (Johnson, Killorn, and Palat) one game away from graduating from prospect status here on Bolt Prospects. The trio should cross the finish line Friday against Calgary.
Radko Gudas had a helper and was -1 with 1 shot in 20:19. He had a mistake on the Dalpe goal but got it back assisting on Kucherov's game winner.
Mark Barberio had a helper and 1 shot and 1 blocked shot in 10:11. He got caught stepping up into no-man's land in the neutral zone on Richardson's goal.
Johnson had a goal and was +1 with 3 shots and 1 hit in 20:14. He was also 24% on draws. Vancouver was legitimately unprepared for Tyler Johnson's speed tonight, which resulted in his 2-on-1 tap in goal, a penalty he took on a near breakaway, and a few other dangerous rushes.
Alex Killorn had 1 goal and 1 assist and was +2 with 3 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 17:44. He got his helper leading a nice rush and setting a screen in front driving the net and he got his goal off a deflection. He's just a good complimentary scoring line winger. That's his role and he does it well.
Ondrej Palat had a helper and was +1 with 4 shots and 1 blocked shot in 17:56. He made a nice pass to Johnson for the tap in goal and just flubbed a chance early on for a 1-timer point blank in the slot.
J.P. Cote had 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 2 hits in 8:33.
J.T. Brown had 1 shot and 2 hits in 13:11.
Andrej Sustr was +2 with 1 blocked shot in 15:15.
Richard Panik was -1 with 1 shot in 6:51.
Nikita Kucherov had the game winning goal, 3 shots, and 1 blocked shot in 12:38.
The common thing you'll note that is the younger prospects, going against a high quality opponent like Vancouver, saw their ice time reduced to protect them. Well done by the coaching staff.
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NHL Game Night: 12-29-13 Rangers at LightningSubmitted by pete on December 29, 2013 - 22:22
Turnovers and poor luck doom the Lightning in their last game of 2013.
Anders Lindback allowed 4 goals on 29 shots for the loss. It was one of those Lindback games where he wasn't the reason the Lightning lost, but he couldn't make the 1-2 key saves to be the reason they won.
First Period
4:30 NYR Nash (7), (Stepan)
10:41 TB Johnson (10), (Purcell, Filppula)(PP)
16:05 TB Palat (6), (Gudas, Cote)
18:25 NYR Zuccarello (9), (Brassard, McDonagh)(PP)
Second Period
4:35 NYR Kreider, (Zuccarello, Ryan McDonagh)(PP)
7:51 NYR Pouliot (7), (Brassard, Zuccarello)(PP)
Third Period
8:14 TB Filppula (14), (Purcell, Korobov)
Teddy Purcell was the game's third star.
The effort for the Lightning tonight was very good. They had good speed and the passing was better in 2 of 3 zones than against Montreal. However, they really struggled getting out of their own end with turnovers and they had some bad breaks between pucks bouncing in off d-men and unlucky penalties with sticks breaking off a faceoff. Outshooting New York 40-29 they probably deserved better, and looking back at this weekend they may regret only getting 1 point out of these 2 games with so many road games coming up.
Radko Gudas had a helper, 2 shots, 3 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 21:03. He had a rough night. His turnover led to the first Rangers goal. He had the second bounce in off his skate. Then on the third goal he got caught flat footed for Kreider's breakaway. He'll want to burn that game tape.
Mark Barberio was +1 with 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 13:58. He was relatively mistake free in a game where everyone else played like a dumpster fire with the puck in their own third. Go figure.
Tyler Johnson had a goal and was +1 with 4 shots and 1 blocked shot in 20:43 and he was 53% on draws. New York had no answers for his line's speed.
Alex Killorn had 4 shots and 2 hits in 18:04. His line did well generating a lot of greasy goal opportunities in tight but couldn't cash.
Ondrej Palat had the quick release rebound goal and was +1 with 4 shots in 19:29. Again, that line was all over the Rangers like fire ants tonight.
J.P. Cote had a helper and was +1 with 2 penalty minutes 1 shot, 4 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 11:37. I thought he was absolutely hosed on the high sticking call that resulted in the GWG. To my eyes, they basically called J.P. For hitting someone too hard (but cleanly).
J.T. Brown had 1 shot, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 14:45. He made one sweet play off the rush that nearly resulted in beating a d-man one on one for a goal, but all in all his line was off tonight.
Dmitry Korobov had a helper, his first NHL point, 2 penalty minutes and 1 hit in 10:35. His foot speed has really showed up as a liability in the 2 games this weekend.
Nikita Kucherov played 16:19. It was perhaps his first really ineffective game offensively as an NHLer.
Andrej Sustr had 1 shot and 2 blocked shots in 16:42. He was credited with 1 giveaway. It felt like there were more. I thought it was his poorest game at breakout passing this season.
Richard Panik had 2 shots and 1 blocked shot in 7:27. He and Pyatt looked strong on the puck early, but played sparingly after a couple of defensive zone turnovers.
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NHL Game Night: 12-28-13 Canadiens at LightningSubmitted by pete on December 28, 2013 - 22:43
Rusty Lightning salvage a point coming off the break.
Ben Bishop allowed 1 goal on 21 shots before allowing 1 of 2 shooters to convert for the SO loss.
First Period
Second Period
5:15 MTL Plekanec (13), (Gionta, Moen)
11:43 TB St Louis (17), (Johnson, Palat)
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Bishop and Ondrej Palat were the game's second and third stars.
It was a hangover from the holiday break, plain and simple. The team's legs were there but the timing/passing weren't. It was an awful showing for the first 30 minutes before the timing started coming back and they nearly stole 2 points with goaltending and some luck (posts). As it is, they stole an insurance point and move on to the Rangers tomorrow night.
Radko Gudas was +1 with 2 penalty minutes, 2 shots, 6 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 23:00. Gudas played huge minutes with both Salo and Brewer out. The D did hold Montreal to 21 shots although their chances were higher than that reflects.
Mark Barberio had 1 shot in 13:27. Dangerous in the O zone. Dangerous in the D zone.
Tyler Johnson had a helper and was +1 in 20:51. He was 53% on draws.
Alex Killorn was -1 with 2 shots and 1 hit in 16:01. His timing was clearly off early scuffing some good chances and he was on the wrong side of Plekanec driving the net on Montreal's goal.
Palat had a helper and was +1 with 3 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot. With all due respect to the SunSports crew that called Palat's star selection a surprise: you're blind. Palat was everywhere. 3 brilliant cross ice feeds for chances. Drawing 2 penalties. Sweeping a potential goal out of danger. Backchecking to defuse at least a couple other chances. Tonight the term "Ondrejpresent" was coined for good reason. He was a plus player for all 200 feet of the rink tonight.
J.P. Cote was -1 with 2 penalty minutes, 2 hits, and 2 blocked shots in 10:43. They clearly hid him against a superior skating Montreal team.
J.T. Brown had 2 shots and 1 hit in 16:17. He creates greasy goal opportunities. Reliably.
Dmitry Korobov had 3 hits in 8:08. His skating was exposed by Montreal creating a 2-on-1 and hemming the Lightning in a majority of the shifts Korobov was out.
Nikita Kucherov had 1 shot in 16:58. He had a partial breakaway where he drew a penalty that should've been a penalty shot and another breakaway where he lost control of the puck going in. If he converted half of the breakaway chances he's had he'd be sitting on 4-5 more goals.
Andrej Sustr had 1 shot, 2 hits, and 3 blocked shots in 18:05. I thought he played with a little more snarl as the game went on, realizing he can't keep up with Montreal's speed, so pin and seal with a little nasty.
Tonight was game 38, so we're fast approaching graduation from prospect status for several of these players. Not that I'm complaining, but there were 10 (10!) prospects in the lineup tonight. Amazing.
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NHL Game Night: 12-23-13 Lightning at PanthersSubmitted by pete on December 23, 2013 - 22:53
Now THAT was a holiday treat!
Ben Bishop allowed 1 goal on 29 shots for the victory. He got the 3 goal lead, made a flurry of key stops toward the end of the Second Period, and the team got to throw it in cruise control the rest of the way. That's how you show the killer instinct to dispose of an inferior team.
First Period
18:56 FLA Bergenheim (5), (Barkov)(PP)
19:15 TB Killorn (9), (Filppula, Hedman)
Second Period
3:22 TB Johnson (9), (Hedman, St Louis)
8:01 TB Filppula (13), (Purcell, St Louis)(PP)
12:07 TB St Louis (16), (Palat)
Third Period
3:40 TB Brown (3), (Kucherov, Cote)
13:36 TB Brown (4), (Kucherov, Hedman)
Martin St. Louis, Valtteri Filppula, and Ben Bishop were the game's three stars.
This was billed as a clash of two of the hottest teams of the Eastern Conference. The Panthers saw this as an opportunity to make a statement in the last game before the holiday break in front of their home fans (all 3 of them). They made a statement all right. After a fairly even First Period the Lightning started to take territorial control in the Second Period, got a greasy goal to take the lead and the Panthers reacted to the slightest bit of adversity by absolutely dissolving. Undisciplined, stupid play helped the Lightning get a 3 goal lead at the end of the period, and they rewarded the 2 fans they had that stuck around for the final frame by absolutely laying down in the Third Period. They quit. No effort. Nil. Nada. Lightning fans, if you ever get to feeling down on your team, take a look downstate at that dumpster fire in Sunrise. Be glad you don't have to root for that bunch of lazy, unprofessional quitters.
The Lightning check into the holiday break having already secured the minimum 12 points they want from this 4th 10-game segment of the season. They'll get 3 games after the break to close out the segment and to try to rack up insurance points that may come in handy in January and into February. It's a fantastic spot to be in and a tribute to the guys that their record without one of the game's best players (Stamkos) is nearly identical as what their record was with Stamkos to start the year.
The victory also gives the Lightning the inaugural Governor's Cup, which can be now used to collect Bill Lindsay's tears, that I might drink of their sweet, sweet goodness.
Radko Gudas was +1 with 2 shots, 4 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 23:33. With Brewer out and Salo going down in the First Period, Gudas got the big minutes tonight.
Mark Barberio was +3 in 13:46. Two of those plusses came in garbage time in the Third Period after the Panthers chose to lay down. Again, with regard to Barberio's plus/minus, he's living a charmed life this season.
Tyler Johnson had the GWG and was +2 with 3 shots. He was also 54% on draws. He missed a second goal on a 1-time by just a dash, as well.
Alex Killorn was +1 with 2 penalty minutes, 4 shots, and 1 hit in 16:05. Killorn's goal 19 seconds after Bergenheim's gift from Carle completely negated the Panthers' momentum and set the stage for the Lightning to beat up their inner children all Second Period long.
Ondrej Palat had a helper and was +2 with 2 penalty minutes and 1 hit in 14:48. His nice feed to St. Louis on the 1-timer was almost for naught as Marty flubbed the shot, but he got just enough to put it in and get Ondrej on the scoresheet.
J.P. Cote had a helper and was +1 with 2 shots and 3 hits in 16:16. That, what, 2 assists in 3 games? They gave him #22 and he's putting up numbers like Dan Boyle. He's played mistake-free the past couple of games and he's consistently given the Lightning another big open ice hitter to go along with Gudas. As such, you've seen his ice time continue to go up with over 16 minutes tonight.
J.T. Brown had 2 goals and was +2 with 6 shots in 16:41. The Third Period, garbage time, was the Kucherov and Brownov show, with Brownov being the recipient of some great playmaking from Kucherov.
Nikita Kucherov had 2 helpers and was +2 with 2 shots in 16:04. He set up Brown's first goal with a great rush and move around the net and the second goal with an easy tap-in off a feed on a 2-on-1. In fact, it looked like he was going to be credited with Brown's first goal, but the scorekeepers realized only Kucherov shots from the high slot should count as regulation goals.
Andrej Sustr was +1 in 16:20. I'll be honest, although he hasn't made any egregious mistakes, it feels like he may be starting to hit a bit of a rookie wall. He's a slightly built guy and he's playing against guys with a lot more foot speed and upper body strength than him, and he's having a slightly rougher time keeping up 1-on-1. This break might be coming at a good time for him to rest and relax before heading out west.
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Kinston put its undefeated league mark on the line Friday night against North Pitt, which also entered the game sporting an unblemished conference record.
By the time the final buzzer sounded, the Vikings left no doubt which team was the cream of the Eastern Plains 2A crop as they defeated the Panthers 75-51.
The Vikings (12-2, 5-0) started the game with a 16-3 run, and a pair of alley-oop passes from senior Josh Dawson — one to fellow senior Denzel Keyes and another to sophomore Brandon Ingram to end the first quarter — created a 10-point cushion for Kinston.
"It was a big start," coach Perry Tyndall said. "Between our transition game and our pressure defense, we had a lot of energy out of the gate. We almost outran our energy."
The Panthers (7-7, 3-1) slowly chipped away at the deficit, closing to within six at 31-25 before Kinston began to reassert itself.
Kinston, which shot 11 of 19 (57.9 percent) in the first quarter, struggled from the field in the second, connecting on just three of 13 shots. Luckily for the Vikings, they hit 7 of 8 from the charity stripe to maintain a nine-point lead at the half.
Tyndall, who said his team may have tired toward the end of the half, gave up several easy baskets on dribble penetration, failing to rotate properly on the defensive end.
"The way we play causes that at times," he said. "We started gambling a little too much. But I give (North Pitt) credit. They gave us a fit."
The third quarter belonged to Kinston. The Vikings shot 8 of 15 (53 percent) in the quarter, methodically extended their advantage to 19 points and entered the final period of play with a 57-38 lead.
Only two Vikings players reached double figures in scoring and were paced by Keyes, who had 28 points and six rebounds. Dawson added 16 points and six assists. No other player had more than seven points for Kinston.
The Panthers, meanwhile, were led by 12 points from Bryant Battle and 11 each from Shaq Barnes and Demarcus Best.
With the win, the Vikings have outscored their last three conference opponents 223-114, and Kinston is now a game ahead of its nearest competition.
"That was a good team in our conference tonight," Tyndall said. "In our conference, you've got to be ready to play night in and night out."
The Vikings are off until next Friday, when they play host to league foe Greene Central.
In the girls game, Kinston, already a game up on everyone else in the conference, made sure North Pitt did not close the gap in the all-important league standings.
Kinston was led by sophomore Takerian Harper's 15 points and 10 rebounds en route to a 65-46 win. Harper, who has started for the Vikings nearly all year, came off the bench for a second consecutive game, a fact not lost on coach Hubert Quinerly.
"It gives her a chance to — I'm not going to say slow down, but to see the game before she gets in," he said.
Harper was joined in double figure scoring by sophomore Lydia Rivers, who also posted a double-double with 14 points and 12 boards.
Junior Anshonee Addison, who replaced Harper in the starting lineup, added 11 points, and senior Monique Lofton had 12 points in a balanced attack.
The Vikings (12-4, 5-0) actually trailed 14-8 after a quarter, partially due to 10 turnovers and more significantly a 2-of-14 effort from the field. Kinston actually started the game 2-of-20 before connecting on seven of its last 11 shots in the first half.
That hot spell coincided with a 22-3 run to end the first half leading 32-19 and firmly in control of the game.
Perhaps just as importantly as the scoring onslaught, the Vikings' suffocating full court press forced 23 first-half turnovers, and the Panthers turned the ball over a whopping 40 times on the evening.
In the fourth quarter, Kinston once again went cold from the floor, shooting just 6-of-18 to close out the game.
"I didn't like the way we started, and I didn't like the way we finished," Quinerly said. "Everything in the middle was good. When you turn the ball over early and you turn the ball over late, you can't win championships that way."
With the loss, the Panthers fell to 7-7 overall, 2-2 in the EP2A.
NOTES: The crowd was already at a fever pitch before the varsity games began as freshman Jeremiah "Popeye" Fields hit a buzzer beater from just beyond half court to edge North Pitt 70-68 in the junior varsity game.
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VIKINGS (12-2, 5-0) — Denzel Keyes 28, Josh Dawson 16, Ingram 7, Canady 6, Joyner 5, Hart 4, Dunn 4, Lopez 3, Rouse 2.
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This book reveals the secrets of handbuilding shown in unique cutaway photography. Here are directions for many creative, fun-to-do pottery projects potters can follow to produce handsome finished objects without need of a potter's wheel. The author instructs in coil, slab, mold, and pinch techniques to produce pots, bowls, vases, tiles, and other decorative pieces. She also advises on acquiring basic tools, mixing and preparing clay, and using coloring agents. Newcomers to pottery crafting will especially appreciate her tips for making projects easier to accomplish, such as use of a hairdryer at regular intervals for drying out too-wet clay, and easy methods for keeping clay soft and pliable. Step-by-step color photos with detailed captions guide handcrafters through each project from start to finish. Many photos are of the cutaway type to show correct hand positions for controlling the clay, both inside and outside the form. Here's the book that takes the mystery out of handbuildingin clay, demonstrating each step in the pottery-making process. More than 400 color photos.
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Kara Walker
Sept 4–Nov 18
Cooley Gallery
When Stephanie Snyder hung Kara Walker's paper cutout The Humane Acquisition of Chitlins at the Cooley Gallery in 2008, she recalls getting "an earful" about the artist's send-ups of antebellum black-white relations, not from students, faculty, or the public, but from one of the other artists in the show: Faith Ringgold.
One of the grandmothers of black feminist art, Ringgold is hardly the only African American artist of her generation to find Walker's work, which has hung in solo exhibitions at major museums around the world, discomfiting. Artist Betye Saar bluntly called it "revolting" in the hundreds of letters she sent to institutions nationwide in an attempt to stop the showing of Walker's art.
Undeterred, Snyder is now presenting an entire show of Walker's prints, maquettes, and a new film, Fall Frum Grace, Miss Pipi's Blue Tale. But no less surprising than Ringgold's ire last time is the enthusiasm for the art in this show from the local collector lending most of it: Jordan Schnitzer.
"[Walker] takes this elementary form," Schnitzer says, recalling the similar cutouts he made as a child, "and puts the most intense images in our face. There's nowhere to go from her work: she makes us deal with this history."
Snyder plans to steer clear of the most notorious of Walker's images, in which she brutally and exuberantly sexualizes (and often recasts) the power dynamics between slave and master. Instead, the show will focus, Snyder says, on "the more intimate dialogue her work has with history"—the prints riffing on Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War and the film on 19th-century dioramas and vaudeville. She knew nothing of Schnitzer's interest until Walker's New York gallery told her about the "Portland collector who owns not only editions of all of Walker's prints, but the only two series of steel cutouts she has made"—precisely the work Snyder wanted to accompany the film. "I've never heard Jordan speak so richly about an artist's work before," she recalls of her first meeting with him about the show.
Walker will lecture on October 2, and Snyder is working with Reed's new VP for institutional diversity, the poet Crystal Williams, to develop programming for both a campus and a city that have had uneasy race relations.
"We want to be careful and circumspect about the show's contents," Snyder says. "We also hope to have serious conversation." —RG
Happy Birthday: A Celebration of Chance and Listening
Sept 6–Nov 17 In prominent conceptual artist Paul Kos's installation The Sound of Ice Melting, microphones surround two giant ice blocks to capture the elusive, entropic tones of ice turning to water. It's but one of the pieces that sets the tone for this cross-media, 100th birthday tribute to John Cage, a giant of post-war art and music. Other highlights include a striking piece from Alison Knowles, whose award-winning work in the Fluxus movement drew on the radical techniques she picked up as an early student of Cage, and Portland-based artist Stephanie Simek's solar- and plant-powered musical window-box experiment. —Kit Mauldin Free. Feldman Gallery + Project Space, PNCA, 1241 NW Johnson St. pnca.edu
The Body Beautiful
Oct 6–Jan 6 Landing on American soil for the first time here in Portland, The Body Beautiful explores the human form through priceless Greek and Roman works drawn from the British Museum's collection, including the iconic discus-throwing Discobolus. To mark the occasion, PAM will partner with Nike and OHSU for a series of talks and programs looking at the body—classical, contemporary, and futuristic.
—JM $20. Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave. 503-226-2811. portlandartmuseum.org
MK Guth
Oct 7–Dec 9 When nothing else subsists, smell and taste remain is both a backward glance and a forward look for this homegrown art star. A book published by the Art Gym caps Guth's interactive projects. Then the show itself initiates a new direction exploring the act of gathering to share food. It will include serving objects and recipe books that provide guidance and utensils for a series of dinners inspired by art, places, relationships, and milestones, such as Dinner for John Cage (based on the composer's Mushrooms et Variationes) and Dinner for the Woods. There will also be weekly discussions about food, including one about German drinking songs, because Dinner for Crying involves crying in your beer. —AS Free. The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, 17600 Pacific Hwy, Marylhurst. 503-636-8141. marylhurst.edu


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Wearing Black Orchid by Tom Ford
Thread: SotD Wednesday 14 November
Good Morning folks For this cold and dark morning I'm wearing Jicky edt.Have an absolutely wonderful day.
Wearing Black Orchid by Tom Ford
Good morning, again Comme des Garçons EdP, which gives me the strength I so sorely lack right now.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
"Wovon man nicht lesen kann, darüber muss man schreiben."
Good morning ine, CoCo and tigs and everybody else as you join
I will be wearing Escapades/Lily-Oh! Violette et le Gantier today, a lovely interpretation of the smoothest leather backed up by non-candied violets. I think I've got to get me a full bottle very soon.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Sniffing around
I'll stop wearing black when they make something darker
Goodmorning. It's cold and dark overhere, and I'm wearing Eau de Camille. Have a nice day!
Some books are undeservedly forgotten, none are undeservedly remembered - W.H. Auden
Lievje, are you sure we are living in the same country?
Pale blue sky with a promise of sun over here, so, a very goodmorning to you all.
The balanced beauty of Miyako from Annayaké.
Incense enveloping me like a caress
From OzMoz:
Top note : Cardamom, Cinnamon, Frankincense
Middle note : Hinoki, Rose, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Patchouli, Cedar, Sandalwood
Base note : Musk, Rockrose, Benzoin, Myrrh, Amber
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The bird of paradise alights only upon the hand that does not grasp
Annick Goutal Duel
"Perfume is the dream that carries me."
There is always the sky to look at
Tabac Blond. I wasn't sure what to choose today, but one of my colleagues likes this one so why not.
Good morning
I'm wearing Youth Dew Amber Nude (a half spray)
Have a great day
Himalaya - Creed
Wishlist is pointless.
Good morning all - still dark here - package of 8 SL decants in front of me that arrived yesterday - as yet unsniffed. Deciding which to try first is hard. But since I asked about datura scents previously - I think I will start off my testing with Datura Noir.
The fragrance of flowers spreads only in the direction of the wind. But the goodness of a person spreads in all directions.
Totally ridiculous, perhaps-
But I've been hankering for Orchidee Blanche-
Creamy as it is.
So, there it is !
Have a great day, all...
slept in Coco
off to work in no. 5
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
I'm testing Serge Lutens Louve today.
I've trademarked the color bleu
In the middle of an absolutely "*itch dark" week at work. Promising to turn into a month of same.
Planning to get through today in Dior Homme.
Its thought that people who hope too much will just waste their life away and never get down to doing any real work. Theyre confusing Hope with Wish, its lazy cousin... When Wish whispers, Something is just around the corner, what comes or not is never what was wished for. When Hope whispers Something is just around the corner, something always is. -- Charlie Elberson
My sale thread has some of my underappreciated fragrances looking for a good, new home...
L'Uomo Trussardi by Trussardi as SotD
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
From the super--generous KBE John Varvatos - a creamy, herbed complex beauty that shimmers from moment to moment, changing kaleidoscopically.
No wonder! Look at these notes:
* Top Notes
* Medjool, Date Fruit, Mediterranean Herbs, West Indian Tamarind Tree Leaves,
Middle Notes
* Coriander Seed Templar, Clary Sage Flower, Indian Ajowan,
Base Notes
* Auramber, Vanilla CO2, Balsams, Eaglewood, Vanilla, Black Leather
I feel an investment coming on!!
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Stella (McCartney) EdP for me today.
A really nice sunny day here, will take *hubby' s* dog for a looong walk. :bounce:
Everything passes. Everything changes. Just do what you think you should do.
--Bob Dylan
Voluspa, Cult of Helios for me today.
Sniff and let sniff.
Botrytis by Ginestet
Autumn treasures: Magnetism, Midnight Orchid, Tea for Two,
Aimez-Moi, Chinatown, Dzongkha, Five O'Clock Au Gingembre,
Cittá di Kyoto, Jasmin de Nuit, Jasmin Full, Kelly Calèche, Venezia,
Douce Amère, Eau de Charlotte, Falling In Love, Chergui, Prada,
Rose Alexandrie, Hypnôse, Omnia, Flowerbomb, Poivre Piquant,
Cuir Beluga, 7:15am in Bali, Lolita Lempicka, Fumerie Turque,
Datura Noir, Songes, Gaultier², L'Ombre Fauve, Kors, My Couture,
Ligea "La Sirena", Red Aoud, Rose Absolu, Cèdre, Milk, No. 23
Bending backwards is like falling in love, come bend with me
The mind is like a drunken monkey, it constantly jumps here and there.
Swami Niranjan-ananda
"Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think."
What strange notes. How do they smell to you?
Ajowan seeds are little black things that smell pungent, and are used in cooking.
Tamarind fruit I am familiar with, but not the leaves.
Medjool, aruamber, and eaglewood have me stumped.
I have applied Diorella!
How lovely! First time user, here.
Thanks Quarry.
I smell a similarity to Parfum de Therese and Cristalle here, due to the peach and vetiver.
But I think the emphasis on the honeysuckle makes it unique.
I applied some to my dear mother's wrist, and she was instantly pleased. She has been expressing her disappointment in the new perfumes, saying they all smell like "earth" and "celery" lately, asking where all the florals have gone.
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The beautiful TABAC BLOND for me today. I also wore it to bed last nite. Yum!
"Woe to the one who's love of elixirs, grows into madness"
Scent clone of Coconut: Black Orchid dupe from The Fragrance Shop--I think it's better than the original.
Medjool = Dates, and the most buttery of dates. Drooling. But I found Varvatos too much, too strong, too masculine. Still, those dates!
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In a world where 6 million people are added each month, every landscape matters.
Divine L'Inspiratrice.
Strong scent (like the others I've tried in this line). Thank goodness for small sample bottles with dabbers.
Sakecat's Scent Project
"Wardrobe" and Reviews of everything I've tried to date. Please come visit and let me know what you think.
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"Woe to the one who's love of elixirs, grows into madness"
Chinatown again.....I am having a serious craving for it, must be the change in the weather
Courreges Empreinte today. Chypres are my favorite category in autumn. Can't believe the weather is still so hot.
Fancy names for the notes? We got them! Will they make me want to add on about 10 years in order to totally comply? Don't think so! Will they also make the fragrance deep, rich and intoxicating? Depends on their balance.
Dzing! by L'Artisan Parfumeur
"All problems are illusions of the mind."
-- Eckhart Tolle
cloudy and rainy, but still warm.
Cocooning up with Lolita Lempicka "L" -- lots of vanilla for me.
I'm simplifying my life. For Sale Thread (some niche, some designer):
Scent for the evening: Opium extrait.
Definitely planning to cocoon like dimples
The bird of paradise alights only upon the hand that does not grasp
Interesting reactions to Johnny V!!The opening burst is vibrant and sort of citrusy (that's prolly the tamarind) - there's a hint of creamy amber and also of dates (the fruit - I am not familiar with the flower) It dries down to an herby vanilla and is overall like a warm wind off the desert (experienced by me only in Southern California)
I like "masculine" (herbaceous, woodsy - segueing into deep throated oriental) frags - they are refreshing on me, and assertive. There's a sense of quiet command and vitality to them that I like to have aorund me. KBE has introduced me to a couple of knockouts (this being one of them) Montana Parfum d'Homme is another - and I've always loved Habit Rouge in the EDT.
So sue me.
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
Mania for Men by Armani....Gary
My sote is Parfum Sacre.Wanted to testrun it more before I make my final decision about which one my next scent purchase is gonna be...
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Rose Essentielle for the third (?) day in a row-- no need to waste a good craving!
Please, spritz responsibly.
Gurelain Jickey EdP as SotE this cooling South Florida evening.
These things cannot be long hidden: the Sun, the Moon, the Truth--Buddha
I've been testing out Belle en Rykiel by Sonia Rykiel and decided to give it the full body test today. I think I may like this one. It seems to be drying down nicely. I kind of reminds me of a much lighter Black Orchid. It also smells similar to Bagdley Mischka, but with a little more sweetness to it. This is perfect for me as a winter frag. I just might have to get a bottle. I keep smellin myself..........I smell good!!!!
Diva is fartin in your perfume mist before you walk through it!! Walk slow and let it marinate......
Divatologist....Breaking perfume rules since 1969
I smells goooooooooooood! Don't believe me? Come smell me!!
"The Divatologist Perfume Application Method" is now available!!! Learn It, Live It, Love It Click Here! Many Compliments Await You!
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Wore Madame X today. This one really morphs around on me. Sometimes I hate it, sometimes I love it, and usually I both hate and love it depending on it's stage of development. However, when I love it I really love it.
Another belief of mine; that everyone else my age is an adult, whereas I am merely in disguise.
Margaret Atwood
Feeling adverturous tonight with many squirts of SL Arabie. Dried fruits and spices.
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Cabin Creek Open
A PDGA C-TierEvent
Monday September5th (Labor Day)
Cabin Creek DiscGolf Course
Division Cost
Pro open - $45
Pro Women - $35
Pro Masters- $35
Advanced - $35
Advanced Women - $25
Advanced Masters- $30
Intermediate -$30
Intermediate Women - $25
Recreational - $25
Non-pdga member fee - $10
Entry Includes:1 Disc, $1 ace fund, $2 course Fund, $2 PDGA Fee
Registrationsbefore 9-2 will also receive a tournament stamped disc of their choice. Theearlier you sign up the more likely you are to get your first choice.Registrations after 9-2 will not get a disc.
Tournament Details
Field will belimited to 90 players
Divisions willbe paid out to approximately 50% of the Field
Amateurs will bepaid out in Funny Money
All PDGA rulesmust be followed
The 2 meter rulewill not be in use
Water will becasual on the course
Registration /Check-In - 8:00-8:45
Players Meeting - 9:05
1st Round Tee - 9:30
Lunch Time - 1:30-2:30
2nd Round Tee - 2:45
Awards - 6:30
All times are approximate and subject to change
Course Details: more details to come
It is a privatecourse, you must call and get permission to play
Phone # - Midge Erkenbrecher 513-726-1048
Take I-75 South to ST RT 129 (ButlerCo Regional Hwy.) West to Hamilton. Cross Rt. 4 and continue straight onto HighSt. and cross the Great Miami River. You will then be on Main St. Go throughtown and at the last light make a right onto Eaton Ave. (there will be ahospital sign pointing right) Eaton Ave. turns into Eaton Rd once you get outof town. Follow Eaton for approximately 6.3 miles. We will be located on theleft-hand side of the road. There is a small sign that says Cabin Creek on it,but it sits back off the road. Look for the address 4117 and a big orangemailbox. Turn left and follow the driveway 1/3 of a mile back to the field.
Lunch - There is limited food in the area, Soplease order a sandwich or pack your lunch.
You will ofcourse be able to leave, there is limited time for the lunch break so don't belate coming back.
We are offering sandwich'sfrom a local market called Seven Mile Market. You can order food the morning of the tournament.
Sponsorship - If you are willing to sponsor theevent somehow. I truly appreciate it. Feel free to call me.
Registration Form :
Division______________PDGA # _________
Sponsorship $______ Lunch $______Total Cost$ _______
Phone#____________ Email__________________________
Contactinformation will only be used if I need to get a hold of you if there isproblem.
Disc Choice
Z-Buzz SS____ D Challenger ____
Z-Nuke ___ Z-Force _____ Preferred Weight ______
Place a 1-4 onwhich disc you prefer and if there is a specific weight you would like pleaseput it down.
"I hereby hold blameless andfully release the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA), Greater CincinnatiFlying Disc Association, the tournament directors, The Erkenbrechers, and alltournament partners/sponsors and individuals or parties associated with theCabin Creek Open Tournament, from all liability of personal damage or injurywhich I may incur before, during or after my participation in this event. Iaccept full and sole responsibility for any damage I may cause throughnegligence and/or malice, including damages or injuries caused by my own throwsin practice or competition.
SendRegistration and Check to
955hampton ct
lebanon,ohio 45036
Website for online registration should be up soon.


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- Adventure Center
- Aquatics
- Crooked River Adventures
- Fitness and Wellness
- Flashfleet
- Ice Arena
- Sports
- Youth Programs
- Black Squirrel 5k Race
- Bowman Cup 5k Race
- 15 Year Anniversary
Birthday Parties
Reservation Packages:
Party Room
The party room is ideal for celebrations during the public skating sessions. It offers over 300 square feet of private space, but parents and guardians maintain views through the wall-to-wall windows. The room is available 30 minutes before and after the public skate session for set-up and clean-up, and contains four 8-foot tables and 20 chairs. This package includes room rental, admission for up to 14 skaters, skate rental for up to 14 skaters, four pitchers of soda and three large pizzas with one topping. Additional skaters and food are available for an additional fee (see a-la-carte pricing in Lobby Table Reservation below).
Fee: $195 (includes required $100 deposit at time of reservation and $95 due at time of party)
Lobby Table Reservation
For smaller parties, lobby table reservations may be the best choice. Regardless of party size, there is no deposit required and pricing is structured as listed below to be paid a-la-carte at the close of the party.
Fee: (includes $0 deposit) Admission: $5 per skater; Skate Rental: $2.50 per rental; Soda: $3 per pitcher; Pizza: $12 per large one-topping pizza
Group Rate
The group rate is offered to larger groups who are not interested in our organized food options. The Ice Arena does offer a concession stand for those wishing to purchase food and beverages on their own. Patrons may pay individually, or numbers may be tallied throughout the session and paid by a single patron at the close of the session (determined at time of reservation).
Fee: (includes $0 deposit) Admission: $5 per skater (10 skaters or more); Skate Rental: $2.50 per rental
Private Ice Rental
For large private events or practices, the Ice Arena is willing to negotiate a private ice rental. The ice may be rented in 15-minute increments over one hour, and availability is based on current programs and hockey schedules. Skating admission is included in the pricing, but skate rental is an additional $2.50 per rental (paid individually or tallied at close of event and paid by single patron, to be determined at time of reservation).
Please contact Amy Romanelli for private ice rental at 330-672-2855.
Fee: Rec Rink: $195 per hour; Main Rink: $235 per hour