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Cumbria has a lot to be proud of
Last updated at 12:21, Tuesday, 19 February 2013
IT would be strange if I didn't start without referring to the debate around a Geological Disposal Facility for nuclear waste here in West Cumbria.
Britain's Energy Coast is a partnership which spans local authorities and local business, in particular the nuclear industry.
Our owners are Copeland Borough Council, Allerdale Borough Council and Cumbria County Council and our funders the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, Nuclear Management Partners and Sellafield Ltd. Our constituent parts have different views on this complex debate and they have drawn their own conclusions as they see fit.
We have to respect the decisions made by councillors on all three authorities and I am sure much will happen in the coming weeks and months to explore what other options are open both locally and nationally.
However, we as a nation cannot lose sight of the fact that we need to deal with the country's nuclear waste in a responsible and safe manner. We need to make progress sooner rather than later based on information and fact.
Much of Britain's nuclear waste stems from the civil nuclear and defence industry based in West Cumbria and for that we are owed much – not just in financial terms, but in recognition and appreciation.
The location of a facility is a debate that will rumble on. However, West Cumbria's expertise and skills to safely and efficiently deal with this nation's nuclear legacy cannot be questioned.
West Cumbria has a cluster of world-leading companies which can help with nuclear decommissioning and waste management locally, nationally and internationally. We should be proud to have such hard-working people and innovative businesses here.
They are not just driving the local economy, they are tackling a complex and, yes, costly legacy related to the national security and energy security of Britain. This is why it was so disappointing to see attacks being made on West Cumbria's nuclear industry during the GDF debate.
It is cynical to use the GDF debate as a surrogate for general anti-nuclear prejudices. Nobody should seek to deny what the nuclear industry brings to the area; whether it is by ensuring safety at the Sellafield site, providing long-term highly paid jobs with global career prospects, stimulating innovation and research of worldwide importance or contributing to all aspects of the local economy and society.
Scaremongering attacks on the industry which take no account of these factors are offensive to the thousands of workers at the Sellafield site and many more in the supply chain companies who on a daily basis are devising world-class solutions to the world-class problems at Sellafield.
These skills are in demand around the world and this was clear during the BEC-backed trade mission to Japan and South Korea which took place a few months ago.
Korea is looking for global assistance for its decommissioning and waste management challenges while Japan is facing a huge challenge at the Fukushima site.
For me it is hugely promising that our companies, born and developed through our nuclear industry, are able to assist.
We have to be cautious in our optimism but then we can collectively be proud that a West Cumbrian company has picked up a contract to help with the Fukushima clean-up.
It is fantastic to see an innovative technology developed by REACT Engineering and Createc recognised with such high praise by Hitachi. I hope it is the first of many international business successes for our innovative cluster of supply chain companies and their hidden gem products. They are clearly in demand, and we should be proud of this.
Since the last edition I have also had the pleasure of visiting other globally renowned businesses with roots in West Cumbria; Tata Steel and New Balance.
The steel industry has been a long-standing part of Workington's fabric and though the numbers involved will never reach past heights, it was great to visit the site and learn more about their work in energy, transport and construction and how they are investing in their workforce, which currently stands at almost 400.
They continue a rich engineering heritage and demonstrate the resilience and determination which typifies West Cumbria. We should be proud of our past but not dwell on it and celebrate those such as Tata Steel who are looking ahead to the future.
New Balance, a US-owned company, has had its British manufacturing base in West Cumbria for 30 years. At Flimby, more than 200 workers produce almost 30,000 pairs of shoes each week – worn by elite sportspeople and the fashion conscious alike.
These are excellent, hand-made products which depend upon the skills of a highly trained workforce. New Balance are indeed proud upholders of the area's tradition of footwear manufacturing and I thank them for giving me such an illuminating insight into the process. I am now a convert to New Balance products and had never before realised that 27 separate parts go into a single trainer!
I'd also like to pay tribute to the fact that we have made our first award through the Regional Growth Fund and Nuclear Decommissioning Authority backed Investing in Business programme.
Support in Sport Manufacturing Ltd are another hidden gem with big ambitions for the future and we're delighted to be helping them realise their potential. With major projects under their belt such as the artificial pitch at Saracens rugby union club, they are certainly carrying the flag for manufacturing excellence in West Cumbria. Another reason to be proud.
These are just a few examples of how businesses are thriving in West Cumbria thanks to the skills and dedication of their workforce. There are plenty more examples in the pages of this publication.
We have a lot to be proud of both within and outside the nuclear sector and we should celebrate our businesses and people. They are West Cumbria's greatest assets and its finest advertisements.
To flourish, people and communities need – above all – jobs and the certainty of jobs for their families. Everyone has a duty to remember that basic requirement, even if not personally affected by it.
First published at 13:11, Sunday, 03 February 2013
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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The new Modlin airport looks like a shiny overturned tin can nestled in a forest in the middle of nowhere, though the architects may beg to differ. After a clumsy false start in 2012 involving a cracked runway, it finally reopened in September 2013; though other carriers opted not to return, RyanAir currently operates 33 connections across Europe here, including 2 domestic routes.
The interior is clean, modern and well-equipped to handle international travellers with plenty of prominent signage. Inside the arrival and departure halls you'll find all the services you could want, including six ATMs (bankomat), an information desk, bathrooms, free wifi, currency exchange (kantor), travel agents, shops of all shapes and sizes, two playgrounds, vending machines, a pharmacy, eight restaurants (including a grill, a pizza joint, a bar and a wine bar), a VIP area and eight car rental companies.
Those looking to end up in Warsaw's city centre have three main options for transport: grab a cab or private shuttle, take a bus to the capital, or board one of the green and yellow shuttles that will take you to Modlin Train Station where you then take a train to your destination. The Koleje Mazowieckie train route is economical (17zł total for shuttle and train), though slightly time consuming (50 minutes total); buy a ticket from one of their stands located in the baggage hall or at Arrivals near the exit doors. Of the many bus transfer services (a full range of which you'll find on our website), Modlin Bus is the most comfortable and convenient, with no transfers necessary; tickets range from 9zł (if booked ahead online) to 33zł (at the airport - look for their stand in the baggage hall or near the Arrivals terminal exit). If money isn't an option, the airport's official taxi partners Sawa Taxi and Taxi Modlin offer transport to the city centre from 159zł (199zł between 24:00 and 06:00).
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- Linda BirminghamAirport far away from Warsaw. To get to the city center I`ve been always travelling with Sawa Taxi cabs. They offer service in Modlin and in Warsaw as well. Good quality and reasonable prices.
16 November 2014
- Tomasz Liverpool, UkThe landside shop [before passport control] at Warsaw Modlin airport stocks Lambert & Butler cigarettes. They are 143PLN for a carton of 200.
19 September 2014
- Danny Baker London UKArrived here a week ago in the evening and we were all subjected to constant attacks by mosquitos from the plane and even in the terminal as some pocket genius decided that air conditioning wasn't. required despite the outside temperature being at 30c. A young English child was hysterical with the pain of the bites they were receiving. We happened to mention the vast numbers of mosquitos around the airport and were told that Modlin was "too poor" an area to address this. Poland is a beautiful country with wonderfully hospitable and friendly people but Modlin despite its shiney facade is an absolute disgrace. This is not the Third World and its time that the authorities responsible for this dump woke up to it. If you can afford to avoid it my recommendation is avoid it. If you cant then avoid evening flights at least in the summer or make sure you are well protected from mosquitos.
20 June 2014
- Chris Warsaw, PLPretty good. In comparison with Europe is quite close to the center, as the second airport of the city. Clean, fast service.
26 May 2014
- Aga WarsawI use Modlin airport very often since Ryanair opened domestic flights. I have to admit it is a lot better than I expected - I mean it seemed to me quite far away, but once you go there it occurs that getting there is smooth and fast. The airport itself is small, but comfortable. It has all services you might need - transport, dining points, ATMs and so forth. It makes my travel really enjoyable - as compared to trains and buses that I used before for this route.
26 May 2014
- Stefan ŁódźModlin is an awful airport miles from anywhere, not least of all Warsaw itself and with few facilities on site. Its been clearly been designed by committee with no commercial or customer service considerations. It comes across to me as overpaid bureaucrats sneering at people for having the audacity to travel with low cost airlines instead of making them feel like valued customers. It feels like someones gone through some kind of check list without understanding the importance of the constituent parts of that list.
23 February 2014
- Modlin Airport Transfers Warsaw ModlinPrivate transfers are most comfortable and fastest way to get Warsaw from Modlin Airport. Try it: http://www.ModlinTransport.pl Price is only 35EUR 1-5 people to Warsaw.
08 January 2014
- Rafal WarsawI used AB Everest airport transfers last week from Modlin Airport to Warsaw Chelmska street. I paid 40PLN for a shared transfer. Very good service, quick, comfortable journey. I strongly recommend them.
17 December 2013
- Direct and Private Modlin Airport transfers Warsaw Modlin Airportwww.ModlinTransport.pl Modlin Airport to Warsaw city center 35 EUR per car (1-5 people) Our rates are fixed, arranged during the booking process and guaranteed. If the transfer time gets longer due to traffic, closed roads, weather or other unpredictable circumstances, You will not have to pay more.
09 December 2013
- TAXI NDM MODLIN AIRPORThttp://www.taxindm.pl/ Modlin Air Port ----> Warsaw New car , nice price , good&fast driver.
02 December 2013
- Blaze Warsaw, PolandTransfer Aiport Modlin - Warsaw by minibus. Up to 7 persons (small luggage) or up to 6 (big luggage). You can order by the txt message or call 0048728515130. You can send a email as well: firstname.lastname@example.com. Price: Aiport Modlin - Warsaw (Mlociny tube station) - 25euro (for all bus), Aiport Modlin - Warsaw City Center - 35euro (for all bus). Of course I can drive u were u want:)
29 October 2013
- Laura UKHi I used www.ModlinTransport,pl for transfer from Modlin Airport to Warsaw Centre on the 23rd November and a return on the 26th. Both cars were spotlessly clean as were the drivers. The drivers were very polite and efficient, loading the bags for us. I will definitely use this company again.
05 April 2013
- Nick Hill United Kingdom, MiddlesbroughI was supposed to be flying out of Warsaw Modlin to Manchester tomorrow (Tuesday 22nd January) but I am a little worried about which Warsaw airport I am now flying from, I have conflicting reports saying it will be Chopin and then others that suggest Modlin is going to reopen. Can anyone help me on this?
21 January 2013
- Laura Italywww.warsaw-airport-transfers.plOnly 15 Euro from Chopin Airport and 35 Euro from Modlin Airport to city center. Door to door service and high comfort
17 January 2013
- Spieg Poland, LowiczBoth Ryanair and Wizz Air have extended the period before returning to Modlin to 15th January. Modlin flight are currently leaving and arriving from Okecie (Chopin) Airport. Surprised IYP hasn't kept this updated as its crucial news for many travellers.Modlin are trying to get away with repairs to the runway and with the hope they can completely relay it in March. Dont hold your breath though.
07 January 2013
- s PolandFollowing weeks of continual distruption at Warsaw Modlin Airport, Wizz Air, the largest low-cost, low-fare airline in Central and Eastern Europe, today has taken the unprecedented decision to move all its Christmas operations from midnight 17th December until midnight 6th January from Modlin Airport (WMI) to Warsaw Chopin (WAW). This will assure normal winter operations over the Christmas peak travel period for over 55,000 passengers who otherwise would be subject to Modlin Airport's lack of ILS infrastructure and massive flight disruptions and cancellations.
17 December 2012
- E Hunter WalesModlin Taxi 24 are a rip off!! Weekday cost me 200 zloty approx £39. Certainly won't trust them again even having heard such good things about their service.
29 November 2012
- taximodlin24 poland, modlinAirpot Modlin TaxiAirpot Modlin TaxiOrder cheap and convenient drive from the Airport Modlin - in all directions.Taxi - max. 8 people plus luggage.Order TAXI Modlin.Contact phone +48 512 475 321e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
21 November 2012
- Roma UkraineHi! Is anyone know how much is airport parking there per day? Thanks!
10 November 2012
- TonyDavis Poland, ModlinHi If you are looking for the best way of transport from Modlin to Warsaw visit this site: www.modlinairport.co.uk/ You can find here simple comparison of avaible transfers. I founded it as a social initiative so I invite you to mailing me with advices and questions.
29 October 2012
- Mithat Perköz Turkey, İstanbulHi folks,I have Ryanair flight that departs at 10.25 am from Modlin airport. I'm thinking of using the train + yellow-green bus solution, but I'm afraid that I won't be able to make it due the schedules of bus + train.The earliest train from Warszawa Centralna departs at 8.15 am and arrives in the Modlin train station at about 9.00 am.I wonder how much time it takes from the Modlin train station to Modlin airport? Google maps show a 13 min drive of 7.2 km. More importantly, at what time the buses start? :)Many thanks in advance for your answers.
30 September 2012
- Agnieszka BelgiumI took a door to door transfer from the Modlin airport to the city center (with www.ABEverest.pl) for 40PLN/person. It was a shared taxi with other passagners. Very good experience! and not so expensive as a traditional taxi. They charge a little bit more than a bus but you travel in comfort.
20 September 2012
- otto Norway, OsloI took private transfer (www.ModlinTAXI.com) from Modlin to Warsaw. Door to door service and high comfort. 120PLN to city center and bottle of water for free :)
19 September 2012
- Igor BosniaI took this route twice, and bus to the Modlin train station seems as the best option for me. That is, i you are not in a big rush to get downtown. The train is super nice, airconditioned and brand new. For 12zl, well worth
15 September 2012
- Mariano UKIt is very simple and cheap to get the transfers, whether the shuttle bus + train or the BUS.
13 September 2012
- Adrian RomaniaMany thanks!I will be visitong Warsaw in late september and I was a bit worried about the transfer.
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By James Slater - There seems to be a small chance we have not seen the last of Tommy Morrison in a boxing ring. It may not mean too much, but Boxrec have Morrison down as fighting again on Feb. 25th - in Canada. Not only that, but the site has another former WBO heavyweight champion down as fighting on that same card. Merciless Ray Mercer, who of course smashed The Duke to defeat in that memorable 1991 KO, is down as facing local trial horse Stephane Tessier. Apparently Morrison, 48-3-1(42) will face the unbeaten but untested Eric Barrak, also of Canada..
It remains to be seen if the card goes ahead at all, much less with both once big but now faded names fighting. Morrison, who has insisted for the longest time that he is not HIV (that he was given a false positive way back when), last fought in Feb. of 2008, when he stopped Matt Weishaar in the 3rd-round in Mexico. That fight was the second return to the ring made by the 41-year-old since his 1996 win over Marcus Rhode.
Barrak, a 33-year-old, has just three pro wins to his name, and he last boxed in 2008 also. Make of this potential match-up what you will.
The 36-7-1(26) Mercer, who will turn 50 in April of this year, last boxed in 2008, when he won a decision over Dutch Sonny Liston Richel Hersisia in Sweden. Then, in a crossover affair, the 1988 Olympic gold medallist destroyed MMAs Tim Sylvia inside ten-seconds the following year. Since then, Merciless has had talked of fights in MMA fall through, and now he may or may not face the 3-26-1(1) Tessier. Again, make of this prospective fight what you will.
The heavyweight doubleheader is down on Boxrec as taking place at The Pierre Charbonneau Centre in Montreal, Quebec. If the card does go ahead, what kind of an audience will it attract?
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Glen Taylor expects the Minnesota Timberwolves to reach a free agent agreement with Nikola Pekovic. The Timberwolves made Pekovic an offer -- believed to be a four-year deal worth as much as $50 million -- and Taylor said Pekovic's camp made a counterproposal."My sense is, I think we both know he's going to be playing for our team next year," Taylor said. "I think we're just dealing with an element time of here. I would tell you I'm very positive that he'll play for our team. What we have left isn't something that can't be resolved. There doesn't seem to be a lot of pressure on us or him to get it done. A meet has been set up in the future."I'm confident it'll get done. I've been through so many of things. You say, `It's just money, Glen.' I think we'll get it done. He's an important part of our team. He wants to be back and we want him here."Pekovic averaged 16.3 points and 8.8 rebounds last season for the Timberwolves.
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Danny Smith bought a Heineken beer Monday afternoon, and felt he was overcharged.
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How much did he feel the clerk owed him? One penny. A single cent.
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This silliness began just after 4 p.m. at the Night and Day Food Market at 2203 Chelsea in North Memphis. Smith walked in and bought the 16 ounce Heineken, then the ruckus started.
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He did it anyway, just a few minutes later. The annoyed officers returned, asking Smith why he called again. He said he felt that police were not helping him get his penny back from the store.
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When Gov. Pat Quinn took office in 2009, the state of Illinois operated nine state-operated developmental centers/large institutions, for individuals with developmental disabilities. Never mind that 14 other reform-minded states have already moved forward to close institutions and invest in community care, which numerous studies show provide a higher quality of life.
Fortunately for all citizens, that time is now behind us.
Last week, the Health Facilities Services and Review Board voted to close the Jacksonville Developmental Center. Under Quinn, one such facility has closed and 600 individuals will transition into community settings over the next couple of years.
Quinn and the Illinois Department of Human Services are taking a historic step forward in the rebalancing initiative that will increase community care options for people with developmental disabilities and mental illness and reduce the number of outdated institutions.
IDHS has worked closely with families and guardians on a person-centered planning process that ensures safe transitions for JDC residents. Over the past several months, JDC residents have gone through a thorough planning process, including assessment, consultation with families and guardians and planning sessions with providers to determine specific needs.
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Some families and guardians have chosen to transfer their loved ones to another developmental center. As a result of those transfers, residents of the impacted developmental centers will then have the opportunity to move into the community.
The governor's initiative to rebalance the state's approach to care for individuals with intellectual disabilities and mental health conditions is designed to better align Illinois with the national trends, standards and expectations in the delivery of services. A number of organizations from across the state commend these efforts, including Equip for Equality, Illinois Association for Retarded Citizens and Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities.
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There is mounting evidence of problems with the household budget surveys conducted by national statistical agencies in many countries. When designing household surveys, including surveys that measure consumption expenditure, numerous choices need to be made. Which survey mode should be used? Do recall questions or diaries provide more reliable expenditure data? How should the concept of a household be defined? How should the length of the recall period, the level of aggregation of expenditure items, and the response format be chosen? How are responses affected by incentives? Can computer-assisted surveys be used to reduce or correct response error in real time? In this chapter, we provide a selective review of the literature on these questions. We also suggest some promising directions for future research.
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I'm starting to investigate Serge Lutens. I just ordered samples of:
- Chergui
- Ambre Sultan
- Five O'clock au Gingembre
- Santal Majuscule
What are some of your other favorites from this house that I should try?
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Many worthy candidates. In addition to those already mentioned -
Iris Silver Mist.
Cuir Mauresque.
Daim Blond.
Feminite Du Bois.
Gris Clair.
This might sound weird, but the only experience I have is that with Chergui, which I bought blind. I like the opening, and the drydown is gorgeous. However, it's good that you ordered samples, I think Serge Lutens is not a house you'd like buy from without testing.
Serge Lutens has a lot of great fragrances. A lot have to be aligned with your taste and some from their house are unwearable. Here are some of my favorites;
Jeux De Peau
Fleurs d'Oranger
Borneo 1834
I have 5 o'clock and I absolutely adore it. I have also tried and liked Daim Blond and Gris Clair. Muscs Koublai Khan is such a weird scent to me because I'm repulsed yet drawn to it at the same time. I recommend try those 3.
+1 Cuir Mauresque and Jeux de Peau
Mandarine Mandarin is also wonderful, warm and spicy.
Cuir Mauresque
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Iris Silver Mist
Fumerie Turque
Gris Clair
Behemoth cut a slice of pineapple, salted it, peppered it, ate it, and then tossed off a second glass of alcohol so dashingly that everyone applauded.
Of the Lutens lot I only liked Filles en Auguilles and Arabie enough to buy a full bottle. Amber Sultan is good as well but a little spicier than I prefer.
I love this house!
My absolute favorites are Arabie and Chergui.
There is not one that I really dislike.
I'm a HUGE fan of De Profundis, Sarrasins, and Boxeuses, but I'd also give a shout out to El Attarine, MKK, Santal de Mysore, Serge Noir, Irish Silver Mist, and La Myrrhe.
One of the best houses IMO.
Many have already mentioned some of the most loved and popular.
Some others to try out are Un Bois Vanille and Santal de Mysore
These are my personal favorites:
Ambre Sultan
Fille en Aiguilles (ordered a bottle 2 days ago - looking forward to receiving this)
Five O'Clock Au Gingembre
Encens et Lavande
Santal Majuscule
Un Bois Vanille
Bois et Fruits, while not really FBW, is quite interesting.
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OP - Ok you got your answer - try the entire list of offerings available!!!
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Five O'clock Gingembre is one of my favorites from Serge Lutens.
Thanks for the great suggestions everyone. Looks like I'll be ordering a lot of samples!
Oh really try as many of them as you can. I love many SL scents, I tend to prefer his house-style even though I don't like all of them (I don't like Five o'Clock Gingembre or Santal Majuscule)
My very favorite hasn't been mentioned yet: Serge Noire
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There are so many good ones from this House! I've tried at least a dozen and liked them all. Even one I didn't feel I could wear--Datura Noir--I had to admire.
Five O 'Clock Gingembre and Je De Peau
I've also recently learned about the Serge Lutens niche fragrances. From the descriptions, many sound rather flowery and sweet. Which ones would people recommend that are drier and more masculine in character, while still providing decent longevity?
Fille en Aguilles
Un Bois Sepia
Silver Iris Mist
Jeux de Peau - smells just like a bakery, really interesting. Then it kind of morphs a into vanilla pastry
Un Bois Vanille - it seems like it would fit a woman better, but still worth a try if you like vanilla.
Borneo 1834 - an interesting one, has lots of chocolate.
In response to your actual query, as for dry and manly, try any of:
Serge Lutens
Borneo 1834
Fille en Aguille
Serge Noir
Ambre Sultan
Cuir Maresque
Those will get the job done!
I tried Gris Clair yesterday and 2 hours later I ordered a bottle. A magnificent, austere lavender which is dry and masculine. I like Chergui but it doesn't like me, on the plus side it smells wonderful on my wife.
Hard work never killed anyone, but why risk it?
I would suggest you try Santal de Mysore as well. Been trying to get hold of it myself but can't find it anywhere.
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EDIT: Is this one discontinued or something? It's very hard to find...
I think I may be in the minority here...but I do enjoy Serge Lutens L'eau Froide as well. It's a cold incense that's pretty unique...My other two favorites are definitely Chergui and Ambre Sultan.
I just love this house.
Ambre Sultan is the most awesome spicy amber out there.
Fille en Anguilles Perfect for the these next few months the piney scent has Christmas written all over it.
Chergui just a great comfort scent.
Five O'clock and MKK are my next thoughts to check up on.
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Hi Gary, Borneo 1834 is something I wear a lot. It's a really nice patchouli with camphor and a bit of bitter cocoa in the opening. I would say it's quite uncharacteristic of Lutens in that it's got no fruit/candy/heavy spice accords. It's pretty manly!
I also really like Fille en Aiguilles, which is a lot more unisex and ambivalent. It's all pine needles, resin and sap and the drydown is just fantastic. Less of a perfume, more of a work of art.
I like both Chergui and Ambre Sultan a lot, though I do find them both a little heavy and feminine. Chergui's drydown is pretty lush though!
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Douce Amere is one of my favorite SL scents. Its liqorice topnote is balanced out well with the dry sandalwood in the base.
If you want to try a Serge Lutens fragrance that isn't as sweet, then I'd recommend Chene, which reminds me of dry cedar and a touch of honey.
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for me, there are many good, but special and deserve to be tested: Muscs Koublai Khan, Fumerie Turque and Ambre Sultan.
my current top five (always in transition)
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+1 Fumerie Turque & Ambre Sultan, though many are worth investigating. Contrary to a fair number of others, I find Chergui a bit insipid beside FT, though you'll need to have some patience with honey to agree.
I would like to try more from this house too. I am awaiting a sample of Fille en Aiguilles, and have previously tried Cedre and 5 O'Clock. While both were excellent on paper they were far too sweet on my skin. One that I haven't seen mentioned that I might suggest is Tubereuse Criminelle. I like the menthol in the top a lot.
Yes Gris Clair is a drier one. Other non-sweeties I suggest: Chene, Vitriol d'Oeillet, Iris Silver Mist, Serge Noire.
He boiled for our sins.
I blind bought Chergui a while back, based on reviews. I know it sounds stupid but I took a risk. It turned out that I loved this one. I like the opening and from about an hour afterwards it gets wonderful.
What else should I check out from this house? In particular, is there anything along the likes of:
1) an out and out summer/ hot weather fragrance
2) something similar to azzaro/rive gauche/van Cleef and Arpels pour Homme/polo?
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Chergui is probably the most well-known, but IMO, there are far better scents in the line (not that it's bad). They don't really do "summer scents", but personally I find De Profundis, Sarrasins, MKK, and Serge Noire to be among the best. I've recently come around more to El Attarine -- which I'd struggled with in the past -- but I'm really quite taken with it now.
Not a house know for its fresh scents. I like 5 O'Clock Au Gingembre which starts fresh then develops into a sweet, ambery Lutens scent.
Overall, I think my favourite it Ambre Sultan, but I do want to have a sniff of Borneo.
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Defense leads top teams in offensive-minded game
Monday - 12/3/2012, 5:34am EST
By KURT VOIGT
AP Sports Writer
(AP) - Offense is in, but defense is still what it takes to win big.
That's the lesson of college football's 2012 season.
For the fourth straight year, scoring rose during the regular season _ with FBS schools averaging 29.6 points per game. That's up from 28.3 per game last season, from 27 in 2009.
Despite all of the pass-happy, fast-paced fun, those atop the BCS standings paint a far different picture of what it takes to be successful. Notre Dame, Alabama and Florida are Nos. 1, 2 and 3 in the BCS standings, and they also fall into that same order in another category _ points allowed.
The No. 1 Fighting Irish (10.3 points allowed per game), No. 2 Crimson Tide (10.7) and No. 3 Gators (12.9) led all BCS schools in scoring defense this season.
It's no surprise that the top two in that category will meet in the BCS National Championship game on Jan. 7 in Miami, while Florida is headed to the Sugar Bowl against Louisville on Jan. 2.
It's hard to lose if the other team doesn't score.
IRISH FIGHTING: While Alabama had to rally in the closing minutes against Georgia this weekend to reach the championship game, Notre Dame was able to sit back with its ticket already punched.
The Fighting Irish and third-year coach Brian Kelly also managed to assume the mantle of top defensive team in the country, thanks to the Crimson Tide's 28 points allowed in the 32-28 win over the Bulldogs. Notre Dame, which secured its spot in the championship game with last week's win over USC, has allowed a grand total of 10 touchdowns in 12 games this season.
Alabama led the country in scoring defense entering this weekend's action, allowing just 9.25 points per game. Despite falling to No. 2 behind the Fighting Irish, the Crimson Tide still lead the country in total defense _ allowing just 246 yards per game.
It's doubtful Alabama minds falling behind Notre Dame in any given statistic all that much, not when it has the opportunity face the Fighting Irish in person _ bringing the full might of six straight Southeastern Conference national championships with it.
ALL-FUN LEAGUE: The Big 12 continued to carry the mantle of the country's top offensive conference this season.
For the fourth time in five seasons, the conference's teams at least tied for the most points scored per game. This season, Big 12 teams averaged 35.8 points per game.
Oklahoma State (44.7) led the way, with Baylor (44.1) a close second. Five of the conference's 10 teams averaged at least 40.2 points per game, while Texas Tech (37.8) and Texas (36.1) were hardly slouches.
Lowly Kansas pulled up the rear, averaging a paltry 18.2 points per game.
The only year the Big 12 hasn't at least tied for the most points scored over the last five seasons was in 2010.
The conference that led the way that season, you ask? That was the (allegedly) defensive-minded SEC, whose teams scored an average of 31 points per game that year.
50-POINT CLUB: A pair of programs topped the 50-point mark on average this season.
Louisiana Tech, which surprisingly missed out on a bowl game, led the country with an eye-popping 51.5 points per game. The Bulldogs scored at least 44 points in all but one of their games, a 28-14 win at New Mexico State on Oct. 27.
Despite all the points, and a memorable near-miss in a 59-57 loss to Texas A&M on Oct. 13, Louisiana Tech's season will likely be best remembered for the bowl game that wasn't.
DUCKS CALLING: Oregon was the other team to top the half-century mark.
The Ducks averaged 50.8 points per game this season, though that number could have been much higher were it not for coach Chip Kelly's kindly ways.
Oregon led by significant margins in several of its games this season before shutting things down. That included taking a 50-3 second-quarter lead over Arkansas State in its season opener before "settling" for a 57-34 win.
The Ducks scored at least 41 points in all but one of their games this season. That, of course, was their only loss _ a 17-14 setback to Stanford.
EXTRA POINTS: Marshall quarterback Rakeem Cato topped several of the passing categories to end the regular season, including passing yards per game (350.1). ... Baylor quarterback Nick Florence led the country in total offense, averaging 387.7 yards _ gaining 4,121 through the air and another 531 on the ground. ... Florence narrowly topped Heisman Trophy hopeful Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M, who averaged 383.3 total yards per game. ... Arizona sophomore Ka'Deem Carey topped the regular season with an average of 146.4 yards rushing per game, 1,757 total, though Northern Illinois' Jordan Lynch finished with the most yards (1,771) rushing.
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Courtesy of research firm Sterne Agee, here's a look at the rest of the lock-up schedule.
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George Strait delivers a stirring goodbye
King of Country bridges old and new generations of country music fans in tour stop at Valley View Casino Center
"From the back row of Texas Stadium to the 12th row," Lambert squealed, jumping up and down, "and now I'm standing her singing with the Kiiiiing!"
When she walked offstage, she pumped her fist in the air and exclaimed, "George Strait!"
We hear you, Miranda!
The night's emotional highpoint came toward the end of the show, when Strait performed the fan-favorite, "I'll Always Remember You."
When he wrote the song a couple of years ago (with the help of his son, Bubba Strait), he explained, he wasn't thinking of no longer touring. He just wanted to let his faithful followers know how much they've meant to him since he launched his career in 1981.
When I do walk off this stage for the last time,
And I'm all settled in, away from all this,
You won't be far away.
I'll still hear your screams and cheers in my mind.
And I'll always remember you.
A few songs later came the encore and then Strait left stage for good. People paused in front of their seats long after the lights came up. The cowboy was gone.


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I've worn this for 3 days consecutively and it had similar odor resistance to many high quality wool products I've used. It's very comfortable, but it lacks the smoothness found in many ultra expensive textiles line tencel, but surprisingly, it does not ride up, even though it is comfortably loose and not exceptionally soft. The biggest problem with Boxers for me is when they ride up, and this pair doesn't at all. I love this product and it is great to wear with a comfortable pair of pants. It's too long for shorts and too baggy to use for outdoor pursuits, but for casual use, it's excellent. 4 stars. Other great underwear I'd recommend, airism, exofficio, and patagonias everyday boxer (the ones with a cotton/tencel blend).
The hubs wears these. He took them on a recent backpacking trip. He found them light, airy and fresh after several days. However, when wearing his everyday non camping clothes they tend to ride up a bit. That being said one and a half thumbs up. That half thumb, we call him stubby.


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A Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) amendment to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to terminate certain energy tax subsidies and lower corporate income tax rate. Subject to an affirmative 60-vote threshold.
A Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) amendment to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to modify certain tax credits relating to energy, and for other purposes. Subject to an affirmative 60-vote threshold.
A Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) amendment to return to the individual states maximum discretionary authority and fiscal responsibility for all elements of the national surface transportation systems that are not within the direct purview of the federal government.
A Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.) amendment to remove privatized highways from consideration in apportioning highway funding among states.
A Sen. Dan Coats (R-Ind.) amendment to modify the apportionment formula to ensure that the percentage of apportioned funds received by a state is the same as the percentage of total gas taxes paid by the state.
A Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) amendment to close a loophole in current law, which has allowed public infrastructure projects to be outsourced, to standardize the process by which the secretary of Transportation responds to requests for waivers to applicable Buy American provisions, and to require the secretary to report annually to Congress regarding such waivers.
A Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) amendment to modify the section relating to off-system bridges.
A Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) amendment to provide exemptions from requirements for certain farm vehicles.
A Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) amendment to free states to spend gas taxes on their transportation priorities.
A Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) amendment to amend the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999 to provide clarification regarding the applicability of exemptions relating to the transportation of agricultural commodities and farm supplies, and for other purposes.
A Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) amendment to lower the fiscal 2013 discretionary budget authority cap as set in the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985 by $20 billion in order to offset the general-fund transfers to the Highway Trust Fund.
A Sen. Jean Shaheen (D-N.H.) amendment to increase the amount available for the operating cost of equipment and facilities for public transportation systems that operate fewer than 50 buses.
A Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) amendment to allow states to permit non-highway uses in rest areas along any highway.
A Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) amendment to ensure that the aggregate amount made available for transportation projects for a fiscal year does not exceed the estimated amount available for those projects in the Highway Trust Fund for the fiscal year.
A Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) amendment to provide states with additional flexibility.
A Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) amendment to prohibit the imposition of new tolls on the federal-aid system, and for other purposes.
A Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) amendment to enhance the natural quiet and safety of airspace of Grand Canyon National Park and for other purposes.
A Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) amendment to make technical corrections to certain provisions relating to overflights of national parks.
A Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) amendment to express the sense of the Senate that federal agencies should ensure that all applicable environmental reviews, approvals, licensing and permit requirements under federal law are completed on an expeditious basis after a disaster or emergency.
A Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) amendment to permit emergency exemptions from compliance with certain laws for highway construction projects.
A Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) amendment to prevent a tax increase on American businesses and to provide certainty to job creators by extending certain expiring tax credits relating to energy. Subject to an affirmative 60-vote threshold.
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The GS looks pretty good.
Tell us how you managed to get your bike to Mars??
Mars? Sorry mate, that's a new paved road in Baja. A severe wind storm blew the unsettled rock off the road cut. Pic from a few years back, pavement ended soon thereafter. Now ...? They've paved it ALL! Progress!
Like in OZ, if you get off the main tracks and start following the old Baja 1000 tracks ... it can get into DEEP sand and rocky too. Bit of a challenge on a 500 lbs. PLUS F800GS adv. I'm sure the pro riders could do it ... but fact is ... most GS riders I see in Baja are on the road. Fair enough.
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Im not posting anticirc information. Im prochoice on the matter but I wanted to put information out there for people choosing not to or on the fence that are getting MISINFORMATION from other posters.:
Some of the links are on sites against Circing but these are the ones I could find with the to point information. There arent any anti circ graphics or video's in any of the linked pages.
"What is foreskin retraction?
Foreskin retraction occurs when the foreskin can be pulled away from the glans toward the abdomen. This process happens on its own. When it happens is different for every child. Most boys will be able to retract their foreskins by the time that they are 18 years old."
My dr.s says he needs to be circed ( later in lafe):
This has a picture of a babies intact penis misdiagnised as to tight ( aka Phimosis) but its to show a slight inflamation and isnt graphic.
More info on uti's and complications.
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The M-Sport World Rally Team duo won the inaugural WRC TV Wheel Change Challenge in Villa Carlos Paz, Argentina.
With the New Year upon us, we thought it would be great to compile our list of the top 20 moments of the season, from our series that ran this holiday season.
Looking back over the top moments of 2014, we find ourselves at #18, when Thierry Neuville won Rally Germany scoring his first win and the first win for Hyundai.
My brother Eddie pointed this out to me today and I was thrown aback at the realization that it's already been seven years since we lost Colin McRae.
Ogier: "A fantastic experience. The jump is tremendous!"
Motorsport.com spent the final weeks of 2013 announcing its top moments of the year. Here they all are. Please take a moment and vote for your favourite moment of the year.
The German marque took top honors in their rookie season.
Re-elected for a second term at today's AGA, FIA President Jean Todt outlined his plans for the coming years.
The celebration came early for Sebastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia in France!
It is difficult to single out only a few memories, Seb very willingly agreed to do just that…
The Swedish Rally lived up to its reputation of being demanding due to the wintry weather -- from snow banks to icy conditions -- the worlds finest rally drivers gave it their best shot.
Group Oreca has won in a wide variety of disciplines including F1 and F3, J-WRC, WTCC, Le Mans, Sebring 12 Hours and Daytona 24 Hours.
The promotion group Red Bull Media House and the sportsman media are already painting the 2014 WRC Rally New Zealand as an ultimate destination.
Sébastien Loeb and co-driver Daniel Elena will run a limited World Rally Championship schedule in 2013 as he plans his future endeavors in sports car and touring car events. With 9 titles, Loeb deserves the #1 spot in our 2012 top 20 moments.
Said Loeb, "I feel big emotion because it's the end of a beautiful story." For Citroen, it was their eighth WRC manufacturers' championship


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Heyman integrated science, business
Richard Heyman
Education: Doctorate in pharmacology from University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, then post-doctorate research at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla.
Career: President and CEO of Seragon Pharmaceuticals (2013-present); president and CEO of Aragon Pharmaceuticals (2009-13); and executive positions at several other companies.
Biotech investors are often more interested in the quality of a company's management team than the science.
Local biotech veteran Richard Heyman certainly ranks as a successful manager. He recently sold breast-cancer drug developer Seragon Pharmaceuticals to Genentech for up to $1.7 billion.
Seragon is the spinoff of prostate-cancer drug developer Aragon Pharmaceuticals, which he sold last year to Johnson & Johnson for up to $1 billion.
Heyman said the management key to both successes was forming a good team and keeping it intact. He recently talked about his career with U-T San Diego, and the following is an edited version of that conversation.
Q: How did you get involved in biotech?
A: I moved to San Diego about 25 years ago to do my postdoc at the Salk Institute (for Biological Studies in La Jolla). I worked for a professor named Ron Evans. Ron made some important discoveries in the late '80s that uncovered this whole family of receptors called nuclear receptors.
Ron discovered some key pathways for how hormones work in the body by targeting these receptors. ... It was from there that Ron started a company, Ligand Pharmaceuticals. I was one of the senior postdocs in the lab.
Q: How did identifying these receptors help in drug development?
A: Once you find the receptors, you can figure out the pathways they activate. Receptors bind to ligands, and hormones are ligands.
Q: When and why did you transition to the business side?
A: At Ligand, my primary focus was research and drug discovery. When I started X-Ceptor with Ron, that was my jump into (the process of) starting a company, bringing technology in from an academic lab, finding lab space and then really starting to integrate all the pieces — intellectual property, finance, human resources. That was my entree into being a real entrepreneur.
One cannot build a successful biotech company solely based on good academic science. It requires building and tapping into a strong team with multiple areas of expertise — like building and assembling a complex puzzle. The beauty and success of the final picture requires integrating many moving pieces, and perhaps this "switch" and integration is what drove me to work on the integration of the science and the business side. (It's) partly because I loved building, integrating and learning about how the pieces fit together (i.e., all aspects of preclinical and clinical science, regulatory matters with the FDA, intellectual property, financing, budgets, working with the investment community, etc.).
But I also must confess that part of this was by necessity because as we build biotech companies, this integration is required. Often in a small startup, you learn by needing to both step up and wear many hats!
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Studio swimming pool, garden, near sea in Valencia
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Terrific for relaxing after a day of sightseeing or at the beach ! Or to enjoy the swimming pool in the fine weather of the mediterranean coast. Avoid the heat of the city centre in summer, while you are close to all the major atractions.Beautiful studio loft with pool and garden views. Fully equipped and furnished, with appliances, television, coffee etc.. It is situated on the ground floor of a villa, totally independent. Ideal for one person or a couple (double bed queen size), also has a sofa bed for an extra person.
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Have you ever seen anyone famous whist at WDW, Universal Studio or somewhere else.
The only person we have seen is Buzz Aldrin at the Magic KIngdom when he was there for a parade for Buzz Lightyear who had returned from the International Space Station.
Never seen anyone else in all the years we've been going.