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Michigan State (1-1) at Notre Dame (1-1), 3:30 PM EST, Saturday, September 19, NBC
Why to watch: Each team was a few seconds away from being 2-0 and making this, arguably, college football's biggest game of the weekend. Notre Dame did everything it could to ruin a great performance against Michigan with penalties, mental mistakes, and coaching blunders that ended up allowing Tate Forcier and the Michigan offense to pull off the stunning rally. Michigan State needed a miracle to lose to Central Michigan, and it happened with a perfect onside kick going the Chippewas way and a penalty that nullified a missed field goal and allowed Andrew Aguila to hit the game winner. Neither team is getting much in the way of national respect, especially in the rankings, but the winner should see its season kickstarted again while the loser will have an uphill climb to overcome the 1-2 start.
Notre Dame needs this game more than Michigan State does. The Spartans go to Wisconsin next week and have Michigan coming into East Lansing later; those are much more important than this week's battle. Since the Irish don't have a conference schedule to rely on, they have to take advantage of all the games they have against decent teams. With Purdue and Washington up next, a win this week would likely mean a 4-1 start before the epic showdown against USC. The Spartans have won three of the last four in the series, but this is a far better Notre Dame team. Now it has to prove it.
Why Michigan State might win: Pressure. Nevada has the talent up front to come up with a fearsome pass rush that should be among the nation's leaders in sacks and tackles for loss. It couldn't get to Jimmy Clausen. Michigan has a strong line that hasn't shown up yet, and it didn't spend much time in the Notre Dame backfield. Michigan State will get after Clausen, and while it's not going to do anything crazy to disrupt the timing of the Irish offense, the front four should be able to dictate the tempo and the action better than the Wolf Pack or Wolverines could. Offensively, the passing game has been crisp. It has been explosive at times, and overall it's done enough to keep the chains moving. Notre Dame's secondary can be beaten as long as the Spartan coaches keep taking what the Jon Tenuta defense gives them. The Irish will attack, but MSU can block and can get the ball into the hands of the playmakers in a hurry.
Why Notre Dame might win: Can the Spartan corners handle the Notre Dame receivers? Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour put the pressure on the MSU secondary with 328 yards and three touchdowns, and while most of the production came late in comeback mode, the passing game worked. No one is playing better than Clausen, who has been unstoppable over the last three games now that he's being given time. Even if the Spartans get into the backfield, the Irish have the balance when needed thanks to Armando Allen, who ran for 139 yards and a score against Michigan averaging 6.6 yards per carry. In other words, this is a fully-functional offensive machine that MSU won't be able to slow down without help from a slew of Irish penalties and a few turnovers. MSU has decent offensive talent, but it doesn't have enough stars to keep up in a 60-minute shootout.
Who to watch: While Notre Dame is set at quarterback, Michigan State is still trying to figure out if Kirk Cousins or Keith Nichol is the answer. The two continue to be listed as co-starters, but Cousins has been the far better and the far more consistent of the two completing 66% of his passes for 347 yards and four touchdowns, while Nichol has competed 46% of his throws for 186 yards and three scores. The one key number is zero. Without a great running game to rely on and needing to help the defense out as much as possible, the two quarterbacks have yet to throw an interception. They have to be nearly-flawless if MSU is going to have a shot.
What will happen: It's Michigan State vs. Notre Dame, so it's going to be a fun, tight battle with a wild fourth quarter. The Notre Dame passing game will slow down a little bit, but not enough for the Spartans to take advantage. The Irish defense will attack the MSU quarterbacks early on and try to rattle them more than they were able to do against Tate Forcier, and they should have a little more success.
CFN Prediction: Notre Dame 34 … Michigan State 30... Line: Notre Dame -11
Must See Rating: (Melrose Place 5 … Toddlers & Tiaras 1) … 4.5
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Temple (0-1) at Penn State (2-0), 12:00 EST, Saturday, September 19, Big Ten Network
Why to watch: The Penn State tune-up parade continues after having no problems with Akron and Syracuse to start the season, beating the two by a combined score of 59-14. The Big Ten season kicks in next week with Iowa coming to Happy Valley, followed up by a trip to Illinois, and while the Nittany Lions have been fine so far, they could use more work on the offensive line to get the running game rolling. That's what Temple is for. The Owls suffered a devastating blow in a season-opening loss to Villanova from the FCS ranks, and while Penn State is hardly the type of game to use to prepare for future games, they need to sharpen up before dealing with Buffalo next week.
Why Temple might win: The Nittany Lion running game isn't working all that well. Syracuse has a nice run defense that did a good job of pushing around the Penn State O line, and Temple should be able to win a few battles up front. The defensive line is the strength of the team, and while there were major problems against Villanova all across the board, stopping the run wasn't a problem allowing just 64 yards while registering five sacks and 11 tackles for loss. The Nittany Lion backfield will be penetrated.
Why Penn State might win: Even with the tremendous pass rush and the great game against the Wildcats by the Temple defensive front, the secondary was destroyed. Villanova had no problems moving the ball through the air, and the Nittany Lions should be able to do whatever they want to. Darryl Clark has been hot leading an air attack that's averaging 310 yards per game, and there should be several big plays to force Temple out of what it wants to do offensively. The Owl secondary doesn't have the talent to keep up with the still-emerging, but talented Nittany Lion receiving corps.
Who to watch: What is up with the Penn State offensive line? While the overall offensive production hasn't been bad, the ground game only came up with 136 yards and a touchdown against Akron and 78 yards and a score against Syracuse. Against Temple, the Nittany Lions will want to try to rumble for at least 200 yards, even thought Clark and the passing game should do whatever it wants to. Getting Evan Royster going is a must after two pedestrian outings with 102 yards and two scores on the year. However, he caught two passes for 61 yards and a score against Syracuse. He's being saved a bit for the bigger games, but it would be a plus if he could roll for at least 100 yards and control the game.
What will happen: There are lopsided series and then there's this. Penn State has always destroyed the Owls, and it's been particularly bad over the last three years winning by a total of 123-3. Expect more of the same. The offense will try to work on the ground game, while the defense will take care of the rest in a breeze.
CFN Prediction: Penn State 38 … Temple 6 ... Line: Penn State -29.5
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Toledo (1-1) at Ohio State
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Why to watch: There's no time to be moping around for Ohio State after being unable to stop USC on a late drive in the 18-15 loss. The Buckeyes haven't exactly exploded on offense so far, struggling with Navy before being stifled by the Trojans, and now they need to get their track shoes on. Toledo might not be great, but they can move the ball and they can score. The hung around with Purdue for a while in a 52-31 loss, and then they came up with a shocking 54-38 blowout over Colorado. The passing game has been unstoppable, but the defense is giving up points and yards in bunches. Ohio State has to take advantage, but there can't be any looking ahead to the Big Ten opener against Illinois or a disappointing season could turn disastrous. The Rockets should have little problem with FIU and Ball State to follow, but they want to bag the big prize. They have the horses to do it.
Why Ohio State might win: It's not like Toledo has come close defensively. Colorado was in comeback mode and had to start bombing away, but Cody Hawkins and the offense made it closer than it should've been. Purdue got 234 rushing yards out of Ralph Bolden and 220 yards and three passing scores out of Joey Elliott, and last week Colorado got 356 yards and four scores out of Hawkins and the pedestrian Buff passing game. Terrelle Pryor and the Buckeye offense hasn't been consistent and hasn't been nearly explosive enough, and if that's ever going to change, this would be the week to do it. The soft Toledo secondary is prone to giving up big plays, while there hasn't been any help from the defensive front. If the Buckeyes block like they did against USC, Pryor should be fine.
Why Toledo might win: It's very possible Ohio State just doesn't have it. Pryor has all the makings of a future superstar, but he's still developing passing game and he's been wildly inefficient. Toledo has been throwing so well in the Tim Beckman offense that Ohio State could be sleepy early and be down 14-0. How has Ohio State done over the years following a soul-crushing regular season loss? There haven't been many, but the team was sleepwalking through a lifeless game against Troy last year and got pushed. The same thing happened against San Diego State in 2005 after losing to Vince Young and Texas. In 2004, the Buckeyes followed up a loss to Northwestern with two more losses. There's a chance that OSU will need a few quarters to wake up.
Who to watch: Not only is DaJuane Collins running well for Toledo, but the team's leading rusher from last year, Morgan Williams, is back after a two-game suspension. His return should take a little head off of Aaron Opelt, the nation's leader in total offense averaging 437 yards per game. The coaching change has done wonders for the senior who has thrown for 742 yards and seven touchdowns, and ran for 132 yards and two scores, in two games. For Ohio State, the time is now for Pryor to be Terrelle Pryor. A bit too tentative and struggling with his accuracy, he has completed just 25-of-46 passes so far and has rushed for a mere 66. After taking off for 631 yards last season, he needs to get back to being more of a runner while still concentrating on being a better passer. If he's not far better, Ohio State will hit a hard ceiling on how high it can go this year.
What will happen: Toledo will struggle early, but it'll come up with a good run of points that will force Ohio State to try far longer than it will want to. Eventually, the Buckeyes will be the Buckeyes and they'll open it up late, but there will be some tense moments.
CFN Prediction: Ohio State 40 … Toledo 26 ... Line: Ohio State -20.5
Must See Rating: (Melrose Place 5 … Toddlers & Tiaras 1) … 3
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Eastern Michigan (0-2) at Michigan (2-0), 12:00 EST, Saturday, September 19, Big Ten Network
Why to watch: Former Michigan defensive coordinator, Ron English, gets a shot at his former team as he tries to build (not rebuild) Eastern Michigan into a decent program. The Eagles have a little bit of pop on offense, although they haven't shown it yet, and they improved greatly from Week One to Week Two with a nice comeback performance in 27-24 loss at Northwestern. The MAC schedule kicks in next week against Temple, with winnable home games against Kent State and Ball State coming soon after, so the team needs to find some way to keep improving even though it's facing a red-hot Michigan team. The Wolverines are in a perfect spot for head coach Rich Rodriguez. They're 2-0, they're playing extremely well, coming off the possibly program-changing win over Notre Dame, and they can use the Nobody Respects Us line after being left out of the top 25. With a relative layup against Indiana coming up next before a showdown at Michigan State, RichRod should better his win total of 2008 before September is up.
Why Eastern Michigan might win: The run defense has had a few problems, but the secondary has been solid. The stats lie a bit considering the opener was against an Army team that did nothing but run, but the EMU back seven did a nice job of putting the clamps down against a Northwestern offense that came up with several big pass plays in its opening day win over Towson. At some point the offense will start to produce; QB Andy Schmitt is too dangerous a veteran to not be producing more. Notre Dame bombed away on the Wolverine corners, and Schmitt might be able to do the same.
Why Michigan might win 300 yards and four touchdowns. That's what the Army offense came up with against the Eastern Michigan run defense, and while Rich Ellerson's Knights are option oriented, many of the same things that worked against the Eagles should work for the Wolverines. Michigan ended up beating Notre Dame through the air with Tate Forcier making things happen on late drives with a good, accurate arm. But this game should be about pounding the ball, and several Michigan backs will see carries as the spread has the potential to hit the 300-yard rushing mark.
Who to watch: English is making a point to upgrade the defense and to try to win with a sound ground game. He's trying to stay away from the high-flying offense that put up some big numbers late last year, but struggled to take control of games. Junior Dwayne Priest is having a 2008 after being underutilized under the old regime, rushing for 210 yards in two games. He ran for 474 yards and five scores all of last year. He has to be effective to help control the clock and keep Forcier off the field, and if he's getting stuffed, Michigan is likely going to be up big.
What will happen: Michigan is due for a little bit of a letdown, and there will be plenty of mistakes to come from a young team that's still trying to figure out what it's doing. Even so, the Wolverines will keep the momentum going and will win in a walk.
CFN Prediction: Michigan 34 … Eastern Michigan 10 ... Line: Michigan -22.5
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Wofford (1-1) at Wisconsin (2-0), 11:00 EST, Saturday, September 19, Big 10 Network
Why to watch: It might seem like Wisconsin is struggling, beating Northern Illinois by eight and needing double overtime to survive a scare from Fresno State, but the team is playing far better than it did last year. However, it needs to do some tightening up on the O line and it needs to be stronger for a full sixty minutes. Wofford has the type of quirky rushing attack that has given the Badgers mega-problems over the years. It's not the Cal Poly offense that almost pulled off the upset in Madison last year, but it's almost as effective running the ball. This might be a little bit of a fight for the Badgers until they figure out how to slow down the option, but with Michigan State up next week, they'd like to try to get healthy and rest up as many starters as possible.
Why Wofford might win: The Terriers have just enough X factors to throw a curve ball. The offense is a Wingbone attack that works on speed and deception, and Wisconsin is going to have to be patient and accept that there will be some big gains and a few long drives. Defensively, the 3-4 scheme allows the quick linebackers to fly around and make things happen on the outside. If the banged up Badger O line isn't clicking, the offense could be stagnant at times. Not helping the cause is a bout of flu that's running rampant throughout the Wisconsin team.
Why Wisconsin might win: Power, power, power. If the beef up front was ever going to come through, this would be the game. Even though the offensive line is patched up, it has size and can run block in a power formation. The Terriers will be feisty, but they're very small and could wear down in a hurry. There's no Wofford passing game to speak of, so as long as the Badger corners stay away and don't get burned the five times that Mitch Allen chooses to throw, the defense should be able to pin its ears back and get to the backfield.
Who to watch: Call it a message received. Wisconsin's sophomore running back John Clay was a second-teamer to start the season, working behind Zach Brown, but when needed, the big man was the main man. He ran for 143 yards with a devastating 72-yard scoring dash in the win over Fresno State, and he wore down the Bulldogs late. Now he's fresh, motivated, and apparently ready to be the focal point of the attack. For Wofford, leading rusher Eric Breitenstein is out with a knee injury, so instead of working the middle more, the Terriers will rely on dangerous speedster Mike Rocker on the outside. He makes big things happen when he gets a step.
What will happen: South Florida was able to blow away Wofford 40-7 thanks to a balanced offensive attack. The Terriers will have their moments with the option, but not enough of them to overcome a few big plays from the Badger special teams and a big day from Clay.
CFN Prediction: Wisconsin 48 … Wofford 14 ... Line: No Line
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With Pitta gone, the Ravens are without their two of their most productive receivers last year. Pitta's 61 catches were tied for second with Ray Rice behind Anquan Boldin, who was traded to San Francisco during the offseason.
"Obviously, he was a very, very productive guy for us," Ravens offensive coordinator Jim Caldwell said of Pitta. "He made a lot of big plays last year. We'll see what happens. But somebody is going to have to step up. We do have some capable guys all across the flanks. We do have some weapons. We're just going to have to have some guys make some plays for us."
In his first three NFL seasons, Pitta has 102 receptions for 1,075 yards and 10 touchdowns over 43 regular-season games.
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adjective im·per·cep·ti·ble \ˌim-pər-ˈsep-tə-bəl\
: impossible to see or notice
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Middle English, from Middle French, from Medieval Latin imperceptibilis, from Latin in- + Late Latin perceptibilis perceptible
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Big thanks to Green Chair Recycling Inc. for their work at Drive Fest 2014. Green Chair was on site sorting waste and showing community goers how easy recycling can be. In 2014 we diverted 65% of waste in our first year of a zero waste event. We look forward and are committed to improving to become a zero waste event!
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4 In a small bowl, soak the fresh bread crumbs in the milk for 5 minutes.
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7 The bread crumbs should be pasty, but not too dry.
8 In a medium bowl, using a handheld electric mixer on high speed, beat the butter until shiny and light in color,for about 1 minute.
9 In another bowl, beat the egg yolks and 1/4 cup of the sugar on high speed until very thick and light in color,for 2 to 3 minutes.
10 Beat into the butter. Mix in the bread crumbs, then the walnuts.
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14 Stir about one fourth of the whites into the walnut mixture, then fold in the remainder.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit last week reaffirmed its prior decision in favor of class certification in a breach of warranty case involving washing machines. Butler v. Sears, Roebuck and Co. was among several appellate decisions upholding class certification that required reconsideration after being vacated earlier this year by the U.S. Supreme Court. The cases were sent back to the Courts of Appeals after the Supreme Court reversed class certification in its watershed decision in Comcast Corp. v. Behrend.
In an opinion authored by the highly influential Judge Richard Posner, the Seventh Circuit rejected the defendant's broad reading of the Comcast decision. The court emphasized that "the fact that damages are not identical across all class members should not preclude class certification." Judge Posner declared that "[i]t would drive a stake through the heart of the class action device… to require that every member of the class have identical damages." The opinion also stated that "a class action limited to determining liability on a class-wide basis, with separate hearings to determine – if liability is established – the damages of individual class members, or homogeneous groups of class members, is permitted by Rule 23(c)(4) and will often be the sensible way to proceed."
Sears argued that class certification was inappropriate because most members of the plaintiff class had not experienced any mold problem. The Seventh Circuit found, however, that this was "an argument not for refusing to certify the class but for certifying it and then entering a judgment that would largely exonerate Sears – a course it should welcome, as all class members who did not opt out of the class action would be bound by the judgment."
Judge Posner's opinion also noted that in a similar washing machine class action against Whirlpool in the Sixth Circuit (Glazer v. Whirlpool Corp.), the Court of Appeals had likewise reaffirmed its decision upholding class certification after the Supreme Court vacated that earlier decision and remanded for reconsideration in light of the Comcast ruling.
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John McRae will be leaving the city of Bemidji's Park and Recreation Commission. The Bemidji City Council voted unanimously to have staff prepare an amended ordinance that requires members of that commission to live within the city limits. Appointments to the commission had not previously been restricted to city residents. The commission reviewed the issue during its Oct.
Roy Booth had a busy weekend. He served as a moderator for five panels during Arcana 37, a St. Paul writing convention that focuses on mystery and horror writing. Arcana bills itself as a "convention for the dark fantastic." The guest of honor at the Oct. 12-14 event was George Clayton Johnson, the co-author of "Logan's Run" and screenwriter of TV episodes including some for The Twilight Zone and Star Trek. Booth, the owner of Roy's Comics & Games in Bemidji, is a playwright and author.
The Hubbard County Sheriff's Office is seeking information about a man who approached two children and offered to give them a ride. At about 8:35 a.m. Wednesday, the Sheriff's Office received a report of a suspicious male on County Road 18, 4 miles west of Nevis. The man allegedly stopped his vehicle where two children were waiting for a Nevis School bus and asked them twice if they would get into his vehicle and offered them a ride.
A makeover is planned for a local hotel. The Comfort Inn of Bemidji was recently purchased by a California businessman, Waleed Srour. Srour said Tuesday he plans to completely update and renovate the hotel, which features 61 rooms and suites. "We will make sure the property is very nice," he said. The renovations are planned to emphasize comfort for customers, he said. "Our focus will be on guest services and guest satisfaction," he said. Srour purchased the Comfort Inn from Gary Gangelhoff, who built the hotel in 1991. "(Srour) is a real sharp guy," Gangelhoff said.
Among notable action taken at the Bemidji City Council meeting Monday: Bemidji Avenue project The City Council held a public hearing on the Bemidji Avenue/Highway 197 reconstruction project and considered ordering a resolution calling for the preparation of plans and authorizing the advertisement for bids. ACTION: The council voted unanimously to approve. Art project The City Council considered the proposal of an art project that would have giant chalk footprints leading from the Paul and Babe statues at the waterfront, to the former site of the Great River Gallery, to the Headwaters Scho
In the smorgasbord of items before the Bemidji City Council, the events center may be the main course, but it's not the only dish, Mayor Richard Lehmann said Monday. "We have a lot on our plate," he said. The council chambers at Bemidji City Hall were nearly at capacity during Monday's council meeting, during which two people addressed the council. Michael Beard with J.C.
The Bemidji City Council has a full agenda for Monday's 7 p.m. meeting at City Hall. The Headwaters School for Music and the Arts is asking permission to footprints throughout the city on Nov. 1. The "Art Attack!" event is planned to bring attention to the Great River Gallery and the school. The giant, stenciled, chalk footprints would begin at the Paul Bunyan and Babe statue, go down Third Street, stop at the former great River Gallery, then continue along Minnesota Avenue to the Headwaters School for the Music and Arts.
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Probably Guerlain and Creed. It is tough to choose only two, with so many good ones out there, including Amouage. I just find that I wear more Guerlain and Creed than any other house.
I have a brief conversation last night, with anohter BNer, and I told him I should have just gone with Amouage and stuck to my guns. He said Amouage would be far too rich and would like something lighter. He chose Micallef and I went with Amouage and YSL or Dior, as a second.
What would you go with, if you could only buy from 2 houses, from now on ?
Probably Guerlain and Creed. It is tough to choose only two, with so many good ones out there, including Amouage. I just find that I wear more Guerlain and Creed than any other house.
Guerlain and ... Serge Lutens I suppose. Or maybe one of YSL and Dior.
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Creed and Chanel.
Tough decision, but I think I would go with Histoires de Parfums and Editions de Parfums.
Dior and Montale
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Guerlain and Serge Lutens - including their exclusives
Their range of frags are suitable for all occasions
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Andy Tauer - Noontide Petals, Miriam and Loretta
HdP - Veni, Vidi, Vici and Rosam, Ambrarem, Petroleum
The Different Company - Oud Shamash, Oud for Love and Aurore Nomade
Guerlain - Sous Le Vent, Angélique Noire, Bois d'Armenie, Cruel Gardenia, Rose Barbare
and many more niches up for split...
L'artisan is my #1 choice. Don't have #2 just yet.
MPG and Profumum
Guerlain & Dior
Creed and Tom Ford or Hermes.
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
commes des garcons and dunhill
Bulgari and Cartier.
Chanel and CdG
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Guerlain and Lutens, of course.
Guerlain and Hermes. Runner up: Dior. (Tough choice, as I think I have exactly three top houses now-- those three.)
I send thee this sweet perfume a fragrance to the fragrant, as one would offer wine to the god of wine.
YSL and Chanel
Creed and Thierry Mugler or maybe Dior.
Dior and Creed
Creed and Lutens.
Definitely CdG, but not having sampled broadly enough I'm having trobuble choosing a 2nd. Lutens? Dyptique? Creed?
Lutens and Creed!
Chanel and Calvin Klein...but it would be hard to let Dior go
Tom Ford and Creed
Surely Amouage and Guerlain.
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Guerlain and Hermes
Creed and Dior
Definitely Maison Francis Kurkdjian, number 2 is difficult but maybe Comme des Garcons...
I can't think of a house that has a consistent range of fragrances that I like enough! L'Artisan de Parfumeur would qualify but their longevity on me is middling. Lutens - nice but the bases all smell the same to me. Amouage - good but too rich and again, similar.
Hmm...I'd say Histoire de Parfum and...I can't think of another one just yet.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian and Frapin.
I'd rather check out a favourite designer's offerings - such as the late Guy Robert, or anyone else who's compositions I really liked.
Although new regulations must be challenging IFRA members.
Definitely Malle would be one, the other is much more difficult... Probably Estée Lauder for their variety.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
Guerlain & Dior (with Chanel as a favorite indiscretion)
interpretation is the revenge of the intellect upon art. - Susan Sontag
Guerlain and serge lutens today BUT if Rochas originals where still in production it would have been Guerlain and Rochas.
Guerlain and Chanel.
At this moment: Malle and Amouage...
The unnatural and the strange have a perfume of their own
― Fernando Pessoa
Ormonde Jayne and Mona di Orio.
Though I would dearly miss Guerlain and Lutens...
Amouage and Creed if I could only buy from 2 houses ever.
Dior and Creed probably
Surely Kurkdjian's Maison and probably Guerlain.
Chanel and L'Artisan
Bvlgari only.
Seasonal favorites :
Winter : The Dreamer & Burberry London
Spring-Autumn : Bvlgari Pour Homme & Prada Man
Summer : Bvlgari Aqva & Aqua Fahrenheit
All-Rounders : Terre D'Hermes & Bleu de Chanel
Creed and Amouage
Creed and Hermes at the moment.
Diptyque and L'Artisan, though it would mean going without Chergui...
Malle and SL
Always keep Ithaca on your mind. Cavafy
Chanel and Profumum Roma
At this moment, Serge Lutens & EDP Frederic Malle.
***My favourite from my collection***
-------- Amouage Tribute Attar
------ Serge Lutens: Ambre Sultan
-------- Les Exclusifs de Chanel: Sycamore
------ Amouage: Fate Man
-------- Amouage: Epic Man
------ Tom Ford Private Blend: Noir de Noir
-------- Terre D'Hermès Pure Parfum
------ EDP FM: Carnal Flower
-------- Neela Vermire Creations: Trayee
------ Dior: Leather Oud
------- Hermèssence: Ambre Narguilé
Creed & Tom Ford.
Easily Mugler and Creed
Creed and Tom Ford
Aramis/Estee Lauder
Guerlain and Lutens for me
Creed and Guerlain
1. Creed
2. Tie between Xerjoff and Guerlain
Taj Mahal and Château de Versailles.


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Artistic director Jonathan Bank will direct the revival for a Jan. 26-March 24, 2013, run at the Mint's intimate home at 311 W. 43rd Street. Opening night is Feb. 25.
The title role will be played by Wrenn Schmidt, who plays Julia Sagorsky in Season 3 of HBO's "Boardwalk Empire." The cast will also feature Margaret Daly, Jon Fletcher, David Friedlander, Thomas M. Hammond, Jamie Jackson, John O'Creagh and Fiana Toibin.
Katie Roche is the final production of Mint's three-year project dedicated to Deevy. Mint Theater Company has revived her name with its productions of Wife To James Whelan in 2010 and Temporal Powers in 2011. Katie Roche and the Deevy Project are supported in part by a $40,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
The creative team includes set designer Vicki R. Davis, costume designer Martha Hally, lighting designer Nicole Pearce, sound designer Jane Shaw and prop designer Joshua Yocum.
Katie Roche was revived by the Abbey in 1949, 1975 and 1994 — each time to critical acclaim.
According to Mint notes, Deevy was born in 1894 as the youngest of 13 children in Waterford, Ireland. Though she intended to teach, she contracted Meniere's disease while at University College Dublin and lost her hearing. She went to London to study lip-reading and the theatre provided her an opportunity to practice — there she discovered her calling. Despite obstacles and years of rejection, she eventually became a celebrated playwright. She had six plays produced at Ireland's national theater — the Abbey — between 1930 and 1936.
Performances will be Tuesday through Thursday at 7 PM, Friday at 8 PM, Saturday at 2 PM & 8 PM, and Sunday at 2 PM. Tickets are $55. There will be special added matinees Feb. 20 and March 20 at 2 PM.
There will be no performances on Jan. 27, Feb. 23 (no matinee), Feb. 26 or March 19.
All performances will take place on the Third Floor of 311 W. 43rd Street. Tickets are available by calling the Mint box office toll-free at (866) 811-4111 or by visiting minttheater.com.
In February, Mint will release Volume Two of "Teresa Deevy Reclaimed," which will feature 12 short plays, many of which have never been published. On Feb. 23, Mint will read two of these short plays, followed by a discussion with Professor Christopher Morash, Head of the Department of English at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. There will be a lunch with Morash before the readings and a dinner after, with several members of the Deevy family.


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Although it's not the most original place we've ever visited, the family-run Hotel Atlantis is a nice and easy place to stay. With three well-polished stars, it's efficient, organized and reliable.
The Atlantis is a great option for business travelers or student groups—it has all the amenities a working visitor to Barcelona might need, plus a very central location.
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Pros: Very central. Clean and convenient. Solid value.
Cons: Located in a tourist zone. Few nearby restaurants and bars. Rooms can pick up street noise. Feels a tad generic.
Done up in navy blue, yellow and dark wood, the 50 guest rooms at the Hotel Atlantis, are of the "generic hotel chain" variety. All are well-equipped, with a desk, flat-screen TV, telephone, minibar, safe air conditioning and coffee and tea facilities.
Several rooms also have balconies, but the view of Carrer Pelai may not be the most desirable, as it is always bustling with foot traffic and motorists. Note that some of the quieter, interior rooms do not have windows facing outside, which means a dearth of natural light.
Bathrooms are standard and spotless, and all are equipped with bathtubs. Expect toiletries, a hair dryer and fluffy towels. Like the rest of this hotel, bathrooms are uniform with no surprises (usually a good thing when it comes to showering).
The Hotel Atlantis is not the most unique, but they do pride themselves on a nice art collection, which is displayed in the common areas.
On the first floor of the Hotel Atlantis there is an office work-center and a bar with snacks and drinks, open daily from 6:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Each floor also has its own lounge area with fat white sofas and glass-top coffee tables.
Breakfast is included in the room rate, and Wi-Fi is free throughout.
While we don't adore the hotel's location, it is incredibly convenient: The Atlantis is close to Plaça Catalunya, which means easy access to the airport bus, taxis, Metro and all city bus lines.
The Atlantis is also great for those in a shopping mood. It's close to Portal del Angel, Barcelona's popular retail district, as well as Passeig de Gracia's upscale (think Prada) shopping options. On the hotel's street, Pelai, there are more shoe shops than cafés! This is the place to find your Spanish leather boots.
Just down the street from the Atlantis you'll find big Barcelona sights, such as La Boqueria Market, the city's history museum (MUHBA) and the Cathedral. You'll also be less than a 15-minute walk from many Gaudí buildings on Passeig de Gracia.
While you can shop til ya drop, getting a decent meal in this area may be tough. Luckily, El Raval is just behind the Atlantis. Try Betty Ford's (Joaquin Costa, 56) for cocktails and nightlife, or the reasonably priced Tallers 76 (C/ Tallers, 76) for any meal. For something more posh, walk a bit to Cup and Cake (C/ Paris 205, Eixample) for delicious brunch and café items.
Subway: The Hotel Atlantis is located near Plaça Catalunya (on the Green Line/L3) or Plaça Universtat (on the Purple Line/L2). The FCG (similar to the Metro and useful for going to uptown) train lines leave from Pelai and Plaça Universitat.
From the Airport: The Areobús departs from the airport every five minutes and gets you into Barcelona in 35 minutes. To reach the Atlantis, get off in Plaça Catalunya (the last stop) and walk up Pelai street to the hotel.
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Intriguing, densely populated (but less heavily touristed) El Raval is located to the west of La Rambla. Formerly known as Barrio Chino, the area was historically a slum, notorious for petty crimes and prostitution, and today's cleaner, modern El Raval still has a rough-and-tumble edge. And it's home to open-air markets, legit old eateries and a trendy nightlife scene, as well as the contemporary art museum.


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Guangdong halts freshwater fish exports, banned substances found.
Exports of freshwater fish from Guangdong Province in southern China will be suspended from Tuesday because carcinogenic disinfectant and antibiotics have been found in them, Hong Kong fishmongers said Monday.
Hong Kong, Kowloon and New Territories Freshwater Fish Wholesale Association Director Tommy Hui, quoting sources from mainland China, said traders in four of five major export sites in the province have confirmed the export suspension.
''There is nothing we can do now, except wait for resumption,'' Hui said.
Hong Kong's Asia Television news program quoted an officer of the province's Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau as confirming the suspension.
Cancer-causing malachite green has been found in mud carp, turbot and garoupa, while the banned antibiotic nitrofuran has been found in bream.
Nitrofuran could cause cancer and was banned by the United States from being administered to food-producing animals in 2002. Malachite green is an industrial dye and a disinfectant for gold fish.
Other than freshwater fish, chicken eggs and duck eggs from China were found to have been contained with the cancer-causing dye Sudan Red, also a banned substance.
While most of the contaminated eggs were sold in China, some of them were exported to Hong Kong.
Hong Kong's Permanent Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food Carrie Yau departed for Beijing on Monday to discuss the food scare as 80 percent of imported food in Hong Kong comes from the mainland.
On South Korea's avian flu infections, Hong Kong stopped importing frozen poultry meat and internal organs from the country on Friday. According to government figures, Hong Kong imported 900 tons of frozen poultry products from South Korea in the first eight months of this year.
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We are ok. I actually was the first to answer the distress call on the radio. I couldn't sleep that night and had left my radio on for some reason. It was not a good situation, and I was in a marina 3 miles away without cell service running around trying to wake someone up with a phone that worked. I talked with the couple, who were anchored right beside us when we stayed on the hook for a month in Bocastown. They are doing as well as can be expected after such horrors. The community here is taking this very seriously, and the president flew into town today.
There were actually two boardings that night, but one was run off with loud screaming from the cruisers.
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Champions like Jax,Olaf, and situationally Darius,can have a lot of defensive stats, while still outdamaging glass cannons.
Why go for squishy damager when you can build HP and still do tonnes of damage?
Here to get help. or help some folks out!
Badazz stylezz GGzz WPzz 2006 Nerf pls
Because the squishy guy can actually blow you up before you can do anything
While the bruisers you mentionned don't do as much damage but they do enough to pose a threat. Except jax, jax can legit blow up anyone, dude has no problems killing anyone.
I think this game has become garbage.
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Because AD carries 2-shot everything into late-game. Bruisers drop off hard.
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Because AD carries 2-shot everything into late-game. Bruisers drop off hard.
How are they suppose to catch up when they're super behind due to the bruisers?
And Jax can just dodge you, leap,stun, and bash your head..
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Darius and Olaf won't outdamage a late game ADC, Vayne can 3 hit bruisers, Olaf and Darius can't. They seem powerful, but they still have their weaknesses, Darius gets focused hard and outside of his ult he is not very useful late game, and Olaf has no way of taking down multiple enemies so in late game team fights his utility is very low and all he can do is search for isolated targets or soak up damage/CC.
Jax is just OP and needs to be nerfed for the past 5 months.
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And Jax can just dodge you, leap,stun, and bash your head..
That's because Jax is imbalanced. Also, positioning with an ADC is key to beat bruisers. If you're having trouble with them diving you, either your team isn't helping to peel, or you're not positioning well.
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I think this game has become garbage.
The game has always been League of Tanky DPS. Riot really needs to rethink their whole concept on tankiness. The point of the Tanky DPS was that they have decent early game and good mid games. IMO, they should have less-than-good late games except for any cc they provide. What happens because tankiness is too good (or Jax just gets too much free damage and has the best defensive ability in the game) is that late game, they can 1v1 most anyone because you can't kill them and their base damage is high enough to where they can keep fighting till the enemy dies (with some exceptions of course).
Riot needs to nerf the cost of giants belt items (Warmogs should be around 3300 not 2800 for instance). I understand that ADCs were a problem in season 2 (with professional play only) because they would get too strong too quickly (farm too strong) but if you also nerf the cost and effectiveness of ADC items (which they did), then it should be fine now. They shouldn't have also buffed health items.
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An un-fed AKali can turret dive any ADC at level 6, and kill them, and survive.... Except maybe Ashe with ult, Trist with ult, and potentially Vayne. Possibly even Cait, if she gets lucky with traps.
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I agree with Charts and Tides. I didn't realize the wi-fi iPad doesn't have GPS so it's not as useful for me on the water. The Navionics app for droid is excellent, and a bargain at $10. There's also a droid app called "currents" which elegantly shows you a map of a body of water with arrows indicating the projected current strength and direction at any given time. (longer arrows = stronger current). I have not been able to find anything as simple as that for iPad. And it's free.
Loving my iPad as a home computer I keep on the coffee table, but will be leaving it there for sailing and using my droid phone for chart plotting and a backup for GPS on the boat.
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After successfully fixing a flooding switch problem (thanks to the great advice on this forum) on the bottom drawer today, I am feeling pretty confident that I'd like to have a go at fixing the top one. What have I got to lose, it's stuffed already!! Also, there are two part no.s for the control panel - 526842NAP and 526842HNAP, I'm assuming the HNAP is for DD's with the water softener? is this correct?
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Did you end up finding the parts you were after?? We have exactly the same problem. Did you end up getting the parts and did it fix the problem?
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I didn't end up buying the part as it was $192, but below is the response I got from F&P, which might help if you are looking to have a go yourself.. (good luck and let us know how you go)
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Students virtually dissect hologram-like 3-D cadaverMarch 26, 2014 7:49 am | by Laura Bailey, Univ. of Michigan | News | Comments
The 3-D virtual reality cadaver floats in space like a hologram on an invisible gurney. Univ. of Michigan 3-D Lab employee Sean Petty stands a few inches away. Petty wears special glasses and pilots a joystick to arbitrarily slice away sections of the cadaver. He enlarges and turns the body for a better view of the detailed anatomy inside.
Magnetic behavior discovery could advance nuclear fusionMarch 19, 2014 1:53 pm | News | Comments
Inspired by the space physics behind solar flares and the aurora, a team of researchers from the Univ. of Michigan and Princeton Univ. has uncovered a new kind of magnetic behavior that could help make nuclear fusion reactions easier to start.
Scientists slow development of Alzheimer's trademark cell-killing plaquesMarch 18, 2014 10:12 am | by Laura Bailey, Univ. of Michigan | News | Comments
Univ. of Michigan researchers have learned how to fix a cellular structure called the Golgi that mysteriously becomes fragmented in all Alzheimer's patients and appears to be a major cause of the disease. They say that understanding this mechanism helps decode amyloid plaque formation in the brains of Alzheimer's patients, plaques that kills cells and contributes to memory loss and other Alzheimer's symptoms.
Graphene light detector first to span infrared spectrumMarch 18, 2014 8:04 am | by Kate McAlpine, Univ. of Michigan | News | Comments
The first room-temperature light detector that can sense the full infrared spectrum has the potential to put heat vision technology into a contact lens. Unlike comparable mid- and far-infrared detectors currently on the market, the detector developed by Univ. of Michigan engineering researchers doesn't need bulky cooling equipment to work.
Shaky hand, stable spoon: Study shows device helps essential tremor patientsMarch 3, 2014 12:05 pm | News | Comments
For people whose hands shake uncontrollably due to a medical condition, just eating can be a frustrating and embarrassing ordeal, enough to keep them from sharing a meal with others. But a small new study conducted at the Univ. of Michigan Health System suggests that a new handheld electronic device can help such patients overcome the hand shakes caused by essential tremor, the most common movement disorder.
Chemical chaperones help proteins do their jobsFebruary 21, 2014 8:07 am | by Laura Bailey, Univ. of Michigan | News | Comments
An ancient chemical, present for billions of years, appears to have helped proteins function properly since time immemorial. Proteins are the body's workhorses, and like horses they often work in teams. There exists a modern day team of multiple chaperone proteins that help other proteins fold into the complex 3-D shapes they must achieve to function. This is necessary to avert many serious diseases caused when proteins misbehave.
Study indicates improvements needed in handling methane emissionsFebruary 19, 2014 7:23 am | News | Comments
A new study led by the Joint Institute for Strategic Energy Analysis says that the total impact of switching to natural gas depends heavily on leakage of methane during the natural gas life cycle, and suggests that more can be done to reduce methane emissions and to improve measurement tools which help inform policy choices.
Water in cells behaves in complex and intricate waysDecember 18, 2013 7:40 am | News | Comments
In a sort of biological "spooky action at a distance," water in a cell slows down in the tightest confines between proteins and develops the ability to affect other proteins much farther away, Univ. of Michigan researchers have discovered. The finding could provide insights into how and why proteins clump together in diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
How a metamaterial might improve a depression treatmentOctober 30, 2013 7:40 am | News | Comments
A brain stimulation technique that is used to treat tough cases of depression could be considerably improved with a new headpiece designed by Univ. of Michigan engineers. Computer simulations showed that the headpiece—a square array of 64 circular metallic coils—could one day help researchers and doctors hit finer targets in the brain that are twice as deep as they can reach today, and without causing pain.
Traces of DNA exposed by twisted lightOctober 28, 2013 8:06 am | News | Comments
Structures that put a spin on light reveal tiny amounts of DNA with 50 times better sensitivity than the best current methods, a collaboration between the Univ. of Michigan and Jiangnan Univ. in China has shown. Highly sensitive detection of DNA can help with diagnosing patients, solving crimes and identifying the origins of biological contaminants such as a pathogen in a water supply.
Automakers on pace to continue meeting fuel economy standardsOctober 8, 2013 8:37 am | News | Comments
If recent trends continue, auto companies should be able to meet new federal fuel economy standards over the next 12 years, say Univ. of Michigan researchers. A year after the EPA and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced the final standard governing new-vehicle Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) for model years 2017-2025, CAFE performance has exceeded anticipated levels for 2012 and 2013.
DNA study points to new heart drug targetsOctober 7, 2013 7:55 am | News | Comments
A global hunt for genes that influence heart disease risk has uncovered 157 changes in human DNA that alter the levels of cholesterol and other blood fats—a discovery that could lead to new medications. Each of the changes points to genes that can modify levels of cholesterol and other blood fats and are potential drug targets.
Liquid biopsy could improve cancer diagnosis, treatmentOctober 1, 2013 8:27 am | News | Comments
A microfluidic chip developed at the Univ. of Michigan is among the best at capturing elusive circulating tumor cells from blood—and it can support the cells' growth for further analysis. The device, believed to be the first to pair these functions, uses the advanced electronics material graphene oxide. In clinics, such a device could one day help doctors diagnose cancers.
How soot forced the end of the Little Ice AgeSeptember 4, 2013 8:49 am | News | Comments
Coal soot shrank the Alpine glaciers in mid-19th-century Europe, according to new findings that show how black carbon alone, even without warmer temperatures, can affect ice and snow cover. The research provides insights into when the so-called Little Ice Age ended and why European glaciers began to retreat decades before global temperatures rose.
Long-held assumption about emergence of new species questionedSeptember 3, 2013 8:51 am | News | Comments
Darwin referred to the origin of species as "that mystery of mysteries," and even today, more than 150 years later, evolutionary biologists cannot fully explain how new animals and plants arise. For decades, nearly all research in the field has been based on the assumption that the main cause of the emergence of new species, a process called speciation, is the formation of barriers to reproduction between populations. Until now.
Time for tech transfer law to change?August 29, 2013 2:56 pm | News | Comments
The law that has helped medical discoveries make the leap from university labs to the marketplace for more than 30 years needs revising, according to Univ. of Michigan doctor has taken another look at the history of Bayh-Dole. He says that the Supreme Court ruling on gene patenting, and modern risks raised by industry/academic interaction, signal a need for change.
Actuation for MEMS, ImprovedAugust 29, 2013 10:11 am | Award Winners
High Performance Electrostatic Comb-drive Micro-Actuators developed by the Univ. of Michigan make use of fundamentally new flexure mechanisms for actuator guidance, which mitigates sideways instability in electrostatic comb-drive actuators.
Microbial team turns corn stalks, leaves into better biofuelAugust 20, 2013 7:46 am | News | Comments
A fungus and E. coli bacteria have joined forces to turn tough, waste plant material into isobutanol, a biofuel that matches gasoline's properties better than ethanol. Univ. of Michigan research team members said the principle also could be used to produce other valuable chemicals such as plastics.
Reducing computer viruses in health networksAugust 19, 2013 8:04 am | by Nicole Casal Moore, University of Michigan | News | Comments
The hospital IT networks and medical devices that doctors rely on to treat patients are susceptible to their own maladies: computer viruses and other malware. Whether a bug accidentally finds its way into a system, or an attacker intentionally injects one, researchers believe such breaches are happening more often with the growth of technology such as cloud computing. A national team is at work to improve the cybersecurity of these systems.
AC demand in developing countries could put chill on energy supplyAugust 12, 2013 10:35 am | News | Comments
The U.S. uses more energy for air conditioning (AC) than all other countries combined; but its status as the world's largest AC energy hog may soon be in jeopardy, said a Univ. of Michigan researcher. A study shows that if the rest of the world adopts the same AC usage patterns found in the U.S., and more and more countries certainly are, eight nations have the potential to surpass the American yardstick of high air-conditioning use.
Faster, more powerful mobile devicesAugust 12, 2013 8:12 am | News | Comments
The next generation of smartphones could be capable of storing 250 hours of high-definition video and carrying a charge for a week, thanks to an advanced data storage technology from a Univ. of Michigan startup that could upend the memory market. Crossbar Inc., which licensed the technology from U-M in 2010, recently announced it has developed a working resistive random access memory prototype in a commercial fabrication facility.
Robotic helicopter team sets sights on impossible missionAugust 1, 2013 10:12 am | News | Comments
If the mission sounds impossible, that's because it is—at least with today's technology: Build a three-pound flying machine that can, under its own control, take off, fly through a window into a model building, avoid security lasers, navigate the halls, recognize signs, enter the correct room, find a flash drive in a box on a desk, pick it up, leave a decoy, exit and land in under 10 min.
Researchers receive grant to "cooperate with nature" for energy solutionsAugust 1, 2013 8:20 am | News | Comments
A team of Univ. of Michigan researchers has been awarded a $2 million federal grant to identify and test naturally diverse groups of green algae that can be grown together to create a high-yield, environmentally sustainable and cost-effective system to produce next-generation biofuels.
Researchers set the stage for "programmable matter" using nanocrystalsJuly 29, 2013 9:56 am | News | Comments
Nanoscientists who recently created beautiful, tiled patterns with flat nanocrystals faced a mystery: Why did crystals arrange themselves in an alternating, herringbone style, even though it wasn't the simplest pattern? Help from computer simulations have given them a new tool for controlling how objects one-millionth the size of a grain of sand arrange themselves into useful materials.
New iceberg theory points to areas at risk of rapid disintegrationJuly 23, 2013 7:53 am | News | Comments
In events that could exacerbate sea level rise over the coming decades, stretches of ice on the coasts of Antarctica and Greenland are at risk of rapidly cracking apart and falling into the ocean, according to new iceberg calving simulations from the Univ. of Michigan.


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What Are the Symptoms of Endometrial Cancer?
Some women with endometrial cancer have no symptoms until the disease has spread to other organs. But endometrial cancer is usually diagnosed by the appearance of symptoms -- like vaginal bleeding -- as the cancer begins to grow. The most likely symptoms are:
- Abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge, which occurs in nine out of 10 women with endometrial cancer. Before menopause, this means unusually heavy irregular menstrual periods or bleeding between periods. After a woman enters menopause, this means any vaginal bleeding, unless she is on hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Even though HRT may cause vaginal bleeding in postmenopausal women, the first episodes of any such bleeding should be checked by a doctor to make sure that it is not due to endometrial cancer. However, only 15% of women with postmenopausal bleeding will have endometrial cancer.
- Vaginal discharge that may range from pink and watery to thick, brown, and foul smelling.
- Difficult or painful urination.
- An enlarged uterus, detectable during a pelvic exam.
- Pain during intercourse.
- Unexpected weight loss.
- Weakness and pain in the lower abdomen, back, or legs. This happens when the cancer has spread to other organs.
Understanding Endometrial Cancer
Find out more about endometrial cancer:
Call Your Doctor About Endometrial Cancer If:
You experience abnormal vaginal bleeding or discharge. Abnormal bleeding, though sometimes a symptom of menopause, should be brought to your doctor's attention immediately. Endometrial cancer usually doesn't occur before menopause, but it can appear around the time menopause begins and during the menopausal transition.
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Reviewed by Traci C. Johnson, MD, FACOG on March 02, 2015
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