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Looks like it's the era of Ayarams and Gayarams in Maharashtra politics with parties fielding candidates, who have recently shifted loyalties, in around a third of the 48 constituencies.
The Shiv Sena has lost three of its sitting MPs to the Congress, and one to NCP. And Gajanan Babar (Maval), miffed at being denied re-nomination may join the rival Raj Thackeray-led MNS.
NCP scored brownie points against Shiv Sena by luring its MP, Anand Paranjape (Kalyan); Congress poached on Sena MP Bhausaheb Wakchoure in Shirdi. Shiv Sena MP from Parbhani, Ganeshrao Dudhgaonkar, has also shifted sides, to the NCP and is likely to contest the assembly polls. Five-term former Sena MP Mohan Rawle, who is a former bodyguard of late Sena chief Bal Thackeray, too joined the NCP after being expelled from Sena.
The MNS has nominated former Shiv Sena student wing chief Abhijit Panse from Thane; actor-director Mahesh Manjrekar, who was earlier with the Shiv Sena, has been drafted by the MNS to contest from Mumbai North-West.
The BJP got a shot in the arm when it got NCP leader and medical education minister Dr Vijaykumar Gavit's daughter, Dr Heena, to contest from Congress bastion Nandurbar.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) too has fielded contestants from across the political spectrum ranging from old-time socialists to liberal farmer leaders.
Sena leader Rahul Narvekar switched sides to the NCP after a controversy over withdrawing his name from legislative council polls; he was immediately given ticket from Maval constituency. His opponent,
Laxman Jagtap, who has been supported by the PWP, is a former NCP man, and Shiv Sena's Srirang Barne is an ex-Congress leader, who joined the saffron party in 2009.
In neighboring Raigad, PWP is supporting former NCP MLA from Chiplun, Ramesh Kadam.
Some other prominent candidates who have switched sides include: Kapil Patil (BJP- Bhiwandi), Vishwanath Patil (Congress-Bhiwandi), Sanjay Mandlik (Shiv Sena-Kolhapur), Hemant Godse (Shiv Sena-Nashik), Sanjaykaka Patil (BJP-Sangli), Raghunathdada Patil (AAP-Hatkanangale), Dr Subhash Bhamre (BJP-Dhule), Rajiv Rajale Patil (NCP-Ahmednagar), Manish Jain (NCP-Raver), Ashok Khandebharad (MNS-Shirur) and DB Patil (BJP-Nanded).
"This is selfishness, unfortunately politics is full of it," lamented senior Janata Dal (Secular) leader Nihal Ahmed, who has been with the socialists since the 1950s and has represented communally-sensitive Malegaon in the assembly for almost three and-a-half decades.
"There seems to be little space for principles, and those who stand by scruples are ridiculed," said the former disciple of Gandhiji and social reformer Sane Guruji, who has, however, been accused of facilitating communal polarisation in the textile town in Nashik district.
According to Sandeep Pradhan, political editor, Maharashtra Times: "Politics has become a profession. We have professional politicians who earn money through politics, invest it in business and again use the profit from it for politics. They need to come to power or stay close to those in power and hence, for them ideology is secondary."
"People take decisions going by personal equations," said NCP MLA and spokesperson Nawab Malik, who himself wound his way into the party via the Samajwadi Party. "If we so decide, Shiv Sena will be left with no leaders. Many of them are lining up to join us," claimed Malik.
Surendra Jondhale, professor, department of civics and politics, University of Mumbai, said the phenomenon of leaders switching sides could be attributed to the flexibility in once-strong organisations and the absence of internal democracy. "Parliamentary politics is also centred around power," he added, noting that elective merit was being given more importance.


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OverviewFrench Camp lies in the Rock Creek area of the scenic Sierra Nevada Mountains, near Tom's Place and midway between Bishop and Mammoth Lakes, California. Its ideal location makes this campground a good stop for travelers on U.S. Highway 395 to rest overnight.
Hiking opportunities are vast, and the creekside campground is convenient for fishing. The facility is large and inviting, with forest and mountain views and several amenities.
Opening and closing dates for the season are dependent on weather.
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Campers will experience the beauty of pines and fragrant junipers that have come to represent Inyo National Forest. The campground sits among aspens, pinyon and ponderosa and Jeffrey pines at an elevation of 7,500 ft.
Rock Creek and other waterways in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains are known for their exceptional trout fishing. A catch from the creek may includ brook, brown, rainbow and stocked Alpers trout.
French Camp is a large facility with a variety of settings for tents and small to medium RVs (no hookups available). A few campsites can accommodate medium to large RVs and trailers.
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The house is located in the neighborhood of Sant Agusti de Alou Lluçanès. This neighborhood emerged during the eighteenth century following the passage of migratory herds they did stop in the town.
Today still retains the typical scenario of rural architecture. The house, built in 1769 keeps all initial structure of natural stone, but is fully renovated and decorated carefully to make a comfortable and convenient stay.
To protect the environment Casa Rovira uses geothermal heating.
It has three floors:
on the ground floor there is a living room with fireplace, dining room with a table for 18 people. From here you access the garden where there is a porch with barbecue and a heated pool with spa. On this floor there is a room adapted to the bathroom inside.
On the first floor there is a living room and three bedrooms: one double, one with five beds and one with double bed and a sofa bed, these rooms share two bathrooms.
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The evolving Landscape of Armed Groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Disclaimer: This is work in progress and will always remain such. It is neither fully exhaustive nor exact.
Two decades of armed conflict have created a complex topography in the eastern parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Current estimates by research institutions, multilateral and non-governmental organisations, and individual analysts indicate a myriad of over fifty armed groups of all sorts and shapes across the Kivu provinces, Maniema, Orientale, and Katanga. While some of them are not more than rag-tag groups of 10-20 'bandits' or vigilante groups, others dispose over large-scale – either centralised or guerilla-styled – command structures, supply routes, and sophisticated tactics.
Almost all these groups have committed violent acts against either civilian population or opposed actors. Nonetheless, almost all these groups carry (at least to some extent) a political ideology and motivation. Whether self-defense, grievance over land and/or resources, political participation, or others and whether justified or not, is subject to respective debate.
Since its third edition, also the Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo positions feature in these maps, however as fixed positions of the respective units as of early 2014 and not spheres of influence. This causes methodological problems in reading the map but a better way is yet to be found.
The mapping below provides basic information on the current topography of these armed groups operating in the DRC. It maps a larger part of these groups, including those most relevant for the politico-military landscape of eastern DRC in terms of strength and/or impact on ongoing politico-military developments in the country.
The background map used for this mapping exercise is a combination of RGC's and UNDP's provincial maps for North and South Kivu. All data used has been compiled by a wide range of complementary sources amended by scrutiny of several individual researchers to whom I am deeply grateful while maintaining full anonymity (while errors remain mine). Further sources, where open to disclosure, are indicated on the maps for transparency reasons.
The maps below aim at tentatively situating many of the key armed groups in North and South Kivu at various points of time (in a roughly trimestrial interval). As this is work in progress, the exact proportions may not always exactly display the real situation. Note that the marked areas are approximate zones of influence and not clearly demarcated territories since it is impossible, even for a concrete point in time, to exactly indicate the locations. For most groups, the actual territory they permanently control is likely to be smaller.
Please also note that by producing this map I do not – by any means – endorse dominant narratives of state failure or similar. Rather this map is supposed to serve as a resource to underpin the complex intricacies of state and non-state governance, and the arena in which statehood is negotiated among a variety of actors claiming authority in eastern Congo.
In addition, a non-exhaustive genealogy of these groups traces back origins and reshuffles over the past two decades. As per certain limitations, it does not cover the era before 1995 and cannot claim total accuracy while it still aims at such.
NB: Critique, suggestions, and comments are utterly welcome and may be dropped here.
Reminder: The indicated areas represent zones of influence, not necessarily full control, for the indicated snapshots, i.e. points of time (click on the respective maps to see in full size). Changes in the subsequent maps reflect either changes on the ground or (for the time being) refinements relating to improved information. This exercise does not entail any claim of full accuracy and merely represents an approximate assessment of the situation with uncertainty and potential errors always remaining.
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Autumn 2014
(based on additional crosschecks/background research and fieldwork in July and August as well as cross-checks by a roundabout a dozen fellow researchers and analysts who remain anonymous)
Summer 2014
(based on additional crosschecks/background research and fieldwork in May and June 2014, including approximate FARDC positions)
Spring 2014
(based on additional crosschecks/background research and fieldwork in January and February 2014)
Autumn 2013
(mainly based on fieldwork and background research in 2012 and 2013 and to some extent 2008-2011)
List of non-state armed actors:
(italics = defunct or idle)
North Kivu
- Mouvement du 23 mars (M23)
- Forces Démocratique pour la Libération du Rwanda (FDLR)-Forces Combattantes Abacunguzi (FOCA, Rwanda)
- Forces Démocratique pour la Libération du Rwanda (FDLR)-Soki (Rwanda)
- Ralliement pour l'Unité et la Démocratie (RUD)-Urunana
- Alliance des Patriotes pour un Congo Libre et Souverain (APCLS)
- Nduma Defence du Congo (NDC)/Mayi Mayi Sheka
- Forces pour la Défense du Congo (FDC)-Guides
- Mouvement d'Action pour le Changement (MAC)
- Mouvement Populaire d'Autodéfense (MPA)-Nyatura
- Force de Défense d'Intérêts du Peuple Congolais (FDIPC)-Nyatura
- Konjonjo-Nyatura
- M26-Nyatura
- Forces Organisées pour la Défense du people (FODP)/Vutura-Nyatura
- Noheri-Nyatura
- Forces pour la Défense des Droits de l'Homme (FDDH)-Nyatura
- Mayi Mayi Kifuafua
- Mayi Mayi Shetani-Forces Populaires pour la Démocratie (FPD)
- Mayi Mayi Luc/Kumu
- Rassemblement pour l'Unité du Congo (RUC)-Bapfakururimi
- Union pour la Réhabilitation de la Démocratie du Congo (URDC)/Mayi Mayi Hilaire (ex-FOLC)
- Forces Populaires du Congo (FPC)/Mayi Mayi Lafontaine/Union des Patriotes Congolais pour la Paix (UPCP)
- Local Defense Busumba
South Kivu
- Forces Démocratique pour la Libération du Rwanda (FDLR)-Forces Combattantes Abacunguzi (FOCA, Rwanda)
- Raia Mutomboki Isangi/Itebero (Walikale)
- Raia Mutomboki Kigulube (forming the 'Shabunda part' of Raia Mutomboki with the three following branches)
- Raia Mutomboki Nduma
- Raia Mutomboki Musumbu
- Raia Mutomboki Shabunda
- Raia Mutomboki Kalehe
- Coalition Raia Mukombozi
- Front National pour la Libération (FNL, Burundi)
- Front pour la Restauration de la Démocratie (FRD, Burundi)
- Mayi Mayi Kirikicho
- Mayi Mayi Nyakiliba
- Local Defense (FALL, Mushombe, Moliere, et al.)
- Mouvement Congolais pour le Changement (MCC)/Bede
- Tawimbi group
- Muhima Nkingi/Banyamulenge groups (possibly with Alliance de libération de l'est du Congo, ALEC?)
- Mayi Mayi Yakutumba/Parti pour l'Action et la Reconstruction du Congo-Forces Armés Alleluia (PARC-FAAL)
- Mayi Mayi Fujo/MDP (MPDC coalition?)
- Mayi Mayi Mayele/Force Populaire pour la Défense du Congo (FPDC)
- Mayi Mayi Chochi/UCCB (MPDC coalition?)
- Mayi Mayi Aoci (MPDC coalition?)
- Mayi Mayi Mulumba (MPDC coalition?)
- Mayi Mayi Simba
- Mayi Mayi Jules
- Mayi Mayi ex-Kapopo/Eradi
- Mayi Mayi Mupekenya
- Mayi Mayi Nyerere
- Sikatenda group
- Mayi Mayi Morgan
- Front de Résistance Populaire de l'Ituri (FRPI)/Coalition des Groupes Armés de l'Ituri (COGAI)
- Mayi Mayi Bakata Katanga
- Mayi Mayi Totye
- Mayi Mayi Gédéon
- Coalition pour le Referendum au Katanga (CORAK)
- Mayi Mayi Simba
- Mayi Mayi Kabambare
- Mayi Mayi Lumumba
- Raia Mutomboki Maniema


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Still, there are parallels and analogies to be drawn. And possible lessons to be learned.
No, no, no. That other church:
Still, there are parallels and analogies to be drawn. And possible lessons to be learned.
Brother Peterson,
I am a former student. We had a one on one class together a few years ago. I limped through the Middle Eastern Studies/Arabic program and eventually graduated, thanks in part to that course.
This topic, namely the need for firmness and steadiness on the part of the Church in the face of the challenges of a Fallen World, is one I have considered a great deal. One of the things I have been grateful to John Paul II and Benedict XVI for is their willingness to hold fast to moral positions deemed outdated and outmoded by much of the Modern West.
While the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has held firm to many of these same positions and principles, its articulation of the reasoning, the WHY, of these principles has not always been clear. The intellectual underpinnings, doctrinal implications, and practical implementation are often left unexplained. Most are justified to the body of the Church by an appeal to the authority of the Brethren. Such appeals have, unfortunately, been weakened by the "flexibility" that the Church has shown when it comes to pronouncements that have been made by leaders in the past. The fact that the Journal of Discourses is full of all sorts of doctrinal expositions and assertions, many of which are treated as having no bearing on present doctrinal formulations, shows to anyone who is looking, that the authority of many doctrinal assertions have implied, though indeterminate, expiration dates. If there is an expiration date on doctrines it means that they are not meant to apply over the long term and if they are not applicable over the long term then what rational is there for their application over the short term? A recent case in point would be the unfortunate circumstances surrounding Brother Randy Botts interview. Brother Botts, as a teacher at the Church's flagship university, articulated previous doctrinal assertions that were made regarding the priesthood ban. He sought to explain the reasoning for this ban and repeated the same doctrinal assertions that were made by various Brethren during the period in which that ban was in force. That they may have been wrong is not the issue. The issue is that what was said on that subject was treated as doctrine during the time of the ban and then not definitively dealt with as a doctrinal matter when the ban was rescinded. Now there are those that seek to say that the teaching/practice was never doctrine only a practice which came into being over time. Unfortunately, that approach leads to difficulties because if it was not doctrine at the time that it was policy then the Church did a poor job of making that fact clear to the general membership. It also means the Church needs to develop a way for defining and recognizing why it was not doctrine and also for recognizing what is and is not doctrine going forward. Brother Bott was an unwitting victim of the Church's practice of speaking of something as doctrine, conveniently deciding that it no longer is, and then not dealing with the corpus of teachings that justified it as such in the first place. That approach helps no one. It is one of the reasons that people who are not members of the Church either a) have erroneous ideas about what Latter-day Saints believe or b) do not believe that what we say is doctrine really is doctrine, and try to find the "real" or "secret" doctrine that Mormon's "actually" believe. It is also a reason why so many weird folk beliefs persist among the membership of the Church. No member knows which teachings/practices will actually survive the next prophet. Hence, there is a tendency, not to take everything said in General Conference with a grain of salt, but rather to accept the whole mass of teachings wholesale to make sure that no teaching that may possibly survive to be doctrine is left behind. That also means that members are saddle with a mass of contradictions, folk beliefs, and some things that are just plain wrong. While I happen to believe orthopraxy trumps orthodoxy, there is still a vital element to being able to exercise faith by believing in something which is not seen but which is true.
Doctrines are contained in the Doctrine and Covenants, as well as other scripture. Policy can be thought of as anything not found primarily in the Doctrine and Covenants. Proclamations and declarations and other actions taken with the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve as a unit may be thought of as doctrinal in nature. Everything else can be thought of as more or less inspired and useful for understanding the doctrine and policies of the church. Statements, sentiments, and warnings that are repeated should probably be taken note of. The Testimonies of the Apostles and Prophets are the most important things they give, as well as inspired messages to guide the church currently. It used to be much more common for members of the Twelve to speculate and build up theologies based on the doctrine, which seems to have worked out slightly more successfully then when members engage in the same practice, but only slightly. See The Doctrine of Christ, D. Todd Christofferson April 2012.
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ABA calls for reform of legal education system
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Garcia was just issued a law license by the state of California as of January 1.
Facts & Figures: SEC says FCPA enforcement actions down by two-thirds
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Law schools implement corporate product development methodologies to produce 'practice ready' lawyers
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Canadian university sets sights on faith-based law school
Trinity Western University is attempting to accredit a law program that it is aiming to integrate into its anti-gay ideology.
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For newcomers, here's the lowdown on this monthly online event:Every member, any gender, novice or veteran sniffer, is invited to apply a fragrance related to the theme of the month (listed below) and share your thoughts on the first Saturday of the month. This isn't a mandatory assignment; it's just for fun. Because not everyone logs in on weekends, you're encouraged to continue to add comments within this themed thread on subsequent days. If you don't join us for this month's discussion, please look ahead at the tentative lineup and join in at a later date.
JANUARY ~ OrientalLooking for suggestions?
(warmth, flowers, spices, woods & vanilla)
FEBRUARY ~ Animalic
(civet-, castoreum-, leather-, or musk-influenced scents)
MARCH ~ Chypre
(used to be defined by oakmoss presence, but ...?)
APRIL ~ Floral
(single solifore or full bouquet of flowers)
MAY~ Fruity
(single sweet fruits or a bowl of fruity-florals)
JUNE ~ Citrus
(hesperidic: bergamot, lemon, orange, grapefruit, tangerine, etc.)
JULY ~ Green
(fresh leaves & grasses)
AUGUST ~ Fresh or aquatic
(cool, dewy notes and seaside scents)
SEPTEMBER ~ Opposite-Gender Fragrance
OCTOBER ~ Ambery
(dark, light or blond amber as feature note)
NOVEMBER ~ Spicy
(warm notes associated with cooking)
DECEMBER ~ Gourmand
(fragrances with a foody note, but not usually fruity--save for May)
See previous SnS discussions:
Oriental — Jan. 2007, Jan. 2008, Jan. 2009, Jan. 2010
Animalic — Feb. 2007, Feb. 2008, Feb. 2009, Feb. 2010
Chypre — March 2007, March 2008, March 2009
Floral — April 2007, April 2008, April 2009
Fruity — May 2007, May 2008, May 2009
Citrus — June 2007, June 2008, June 2009
Green — July 2008, July 2009
Fresh — Aug. 2008, Aug. 2009
Fougere — Sept. 2007
Opposite Gender — Sept. 2008, Sept. 2009
Ambery — Oct. 2007, Oct. 2008, Oct. 2009
Spicy — Nov. 2007, Nov. 2008, Nov. 2009
Gourmand — Dec. 2007, Dec. 2008, Dec. 2009
For the months of July and August 2007, regular BN was offline and supporters had access to an abbreviated site. We discussed aquatics and greens, but those posts are no longer accessible.
Last edited by shadesofbleu; 5th March 2010 at 09:52 PM. Reason: fixed date in title
In a world where 6 million people are added each month, every landscape matters.
"The world is ruled by letting things take their course. It cannot be ruled by interfering." Lao Tze
YR Nature, which I have, lists oakmoss... Is this a chypre then? Otherwise, I would have to go for Aromatics, which I don't especially like... :/
Oh goody, Chypre is my very favorite. I will have a hard time choosing. Maybe I'll go with one of my favorite green scents for spring; the reliable Azuree. BTW, the date is March 7, not Feb 6, correct?
I plan to talk about the very lovely "Y" by Yves Saint Laurent.
Hmm, not my favourite category...I suppose I can wear Ma Griffe? Does Bandit count? Please help!
trikkirikki, I'd certainly consider Bandit a chypre. Ma Griffe is another great chypre.
One of my favorite categories of fragrance is the chypre. Now to decide which one. So many greats to choose from.
Looking forward to everyone's choices.
Ooh, ooh, ooh! I go in and out of chypre moods, have been out, I'm suddenly in. The month-to-accord matching is working well for me!
Will it be...
Scherrer EDP?
Such a fragrant dilemma!
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Yay for chypres, yay, yay, yay! I have several worthy candidates. I can't wait.
B., YR Nature is NOT a chypre, it is a floral, a nicely unique one too. Sometimes it is hard to tell which is which (Mille de Patou anyone?) but please do your homework -- read previous years' threads, collect some inspirations from other websites, etc.
Too many choices!
Even narrowing it down to 3 for the day is a toughie, huh?
Can't wait though
Hearts starve as well as bodies; give us bread, but give us roses.
~~James Oppenheimer~~
Chypre, chypre, chypre...my favorita! I'm kinda singing a cha cha beat here.
We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men. ~Herman Melville
Ooh! Chypre! My current favorite category. Hmmm. Vintage Coriandre? Paloma Picasso? Mitsouko? Niki?
I'll quite happily be wearing 31, rue Cambon !!
"You can't change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future."
"Three essentials for a good life: Someone to love, somewhere to go, and something to look forward to."
Chypre is also my fave category - lots to choose from - a chypre fest !
For sale. Carnal Flower and Vero Profumo Onda.
Oh chypre is my second fav group. Wore Mitsouko parfum the other day so it will by Y in parfum for me.
Chypre confounds me.
Not sure if we are supposed to sniff and speak here or in the Scent of the Day!
I have posted in today's SOTD but will do the same here too.
I have chosen to sing the praises of YSL's "Y" (or "ee grek," as they say in France.)
This is an elegant, classy, obscure, creamy chypre with lots of greeness, oakmoss
and lactonic peach. It is very easy to wear, never shouts above a discreet whisper,
yet makes it's presence felt nonetheless.
The part I like least is the very aldehydic opening, but wait a few minutes and it
settles down to one of the best chypres out there. Hard to find and relatively expensive as a result,
"Y" is worth tracking down.
Last edited by kewart; 6th March 2010 at 09:09 AM.
I'm wearing my vintage parfum de toilette version of Ma Griffe.
This seems to be the only chypre that I've tried to date that agrees with my skin.
The opening is very citrusy fresh and extremely wearable. My husband compared it to old fashioned citrus washing up liquid, but when he saw my face drop he was quick to say "not in a bad way, it still smells really good". I get the washing up liquid feel too, but it fades quickly.
I can't pick out the floral notes, maybe it's that my juice is going off, but the base certainly carries the typical damp moss. It stays very close to the skin, no sillage to talk about. I think that's what I really like about Ma Griffe. It's my own little secret.
I'm wearing Acqua di Parma Profumo from a small sample I procured for just this event!
This is described as a dry, floral, woody chypre and it has the magical and ghostly bergamot-labdanum-oakmoss accord with florals, patchouli, styrax, civet, and spices. It is very soft and inviting... it feels like a fuzzy blanket and is quite elegantly balanced, with no particular note louder than the rest. Strangely it is both very natural and simplistic to my nose, but it also recalls classic grand parfumerie and supposedly boasts over 300 ingredients. I love it. Chypres in general smell fresh and clean to me without recourse to the aromachemicals that we associate with soaps, detergents, deoderants, and aquatic/sport colognes. I think that is why they fascinate me. They are just strange and different enough to warrant curious investigation, but also familiar... what I mean is, the accord is natural, but doesn't occur in nature. It is Other; it is man-made without being completely synthetic--a combination that is more than the sum of its constituent parts. Whether chypres smell like the forested hills of Cyprus, I do not know. But they smell both rustic and refined, evocatively old and inspiringly innovative, and most in my experience, from the fruitiest floral chypre to the dirtiest leather animalic chypre defy any specific gender association/categorization... they just smell good!
This is up there with Mitsouko in my mind, but it's not quite as strong, vibrant, or spicy and it's missing that peach which for whatever reason makes Mitsouko sing (I think I'll wear my Mitsouko later as this is just whetting my appetite for it). This sample of AdP Profumo edp is the 2008 reissue of the 1930s fragrance.
Last edited by Antaeusintheair; 6th March 2010 at 12:51 PM.
I offer you perfume,
More for its pleasure than for yours;
You perfume perfume.
--Anonymous Ancient Greek Love Lyric
Now I find chypres the most difficult category to totally understand, despite my readings. I get the necessity of the woody oakmossy base, but earlier on, there are just too many options! I'll get there.....
Anyway, as noted in my post at the Sotd thread, I'm heading straight for Ormonde Woman. This makes the most sense to me now.
Comme l'amour, le parfum doit captiver la femme dès le premier contact---André Fraysse
Feel free to beat me, but I seem to have absolutely no knowledge of Chypres at all! I did my research, and the only frag I have that seemed to tick the category reads like this:
* Top Notes: Caraway, Rhubarb, Lemon, Orange Zest and Bergamot
* Middle Notes: Peppermint, Green Tea, Sweet Jasmine, Spicy Carnation, Fennel and Celery Spice
* Base Notes: Oakmoss, Musk and Amber
Bergamot, tick. Jasmine in the middle, tick. Oakmoss, tick. The amber should fulfill the labdanum criteria - half tick.
It was a xmas gift from a friend, and I haven't got around to wearing it before.
Spritz, spritz, spritz.
and.. now I've been wearing this for a few hours I think I can tell it's not a Chypre. Or a very neutered chypre. There's a tiny tickle from the base of something clean mossy, like roof moss, but no oomph. After a lemony fresh start, this is all about minty green tea. Oh yeah, the frag? Green Tea by Elizabeth Arden. Sometimes the clue is in the name :)
Definately a category I'm going to look into more for the future though!
Kewart, we're on the same wavelength. I, too, am wearing YSL's Y today. I love the tumble of moss, light peach, more moss, greens and subtle jasmine and rose. One of the greats, IMO, and always right.
Estee Lauder - Azuree
I'm in one of my favorite chypres today. I didn't even know it was intended as a unisex scent when it was made in 1968. Well, at least, in Perfume Intelligence it is listed that way. I have always thought it made a great scent for either sex. It has a bright green opening and it mellows to a consistent green that keeps you in mind of early spring. I also didn't realize it had water lily in it. That explains part of my interest as I often gravitate towards that scent. The other scent given is "sea grass' but I'm pretty sure there is major galbanum here, too. Juicy, tart & fresh is the over-all feeling. As if I've been in a sunny meadow all day.
Perfume Intelligence: A unisex chypre edp with notes of sea grass, water lily, jasmine, amber and musk.
Last edited by kumquat; 6th March 2010 at 03:21 PM.
Firstly, THANK YOU, KUMQUAT, for letting me know what month the rest of the world is experiencing. (I consistently miss the obvious.)
And thanks to all for joining in the chypre thrills. Antaeus, you've really incarnated the spirit of the day with your post.
I thought I'd venture into new-for-me territory this time around, but I've fallen back toward something I've had an on-again/off-again relationship: Scherrer. And I think the relationship problem lies with me, not you, Jean-Louis. I'm just bitter. Not in the soulful sense, but epidermisly speaking. So I must rely on cotton sleeves to intercede twixt me and Cabochard, Ma Griffe, Miss Balmain, Scherrer. Orand I think this is what happened earlier this week when I was testing J-L Sif I have some lingering sweet scent on my wrist and then apply Scherrer, I just enjoy the sheer oak mossiness and pure greenness of it without the off-putting bitterness.
In a world where 6 million people are added each month, every landscape matters.
No problem, Quarry. Happy to help. I miss the obvious most of the time, myself.
I also have to mention Antaeus' selection and helpful commentary. Very interesting. I also love this one. I may change into AdProfumo later on when this (Azuree) subsides. I didn't discover AdP until recently and it is a winner. Really superior juice in the time-honored tradition. It's so nice to know they still make good stuff if you know where to look!
I'm wearing Andy Tauer's Rose Chypree today both to satisfy my craving for rose and to participate in the SnS. Funny how OsMoz classifies it as a "floral chypre" but fails to list oakmoss in the ingredients. It does list "moss". However when you check Andy's own web site he states that it's a "floral oriental" based on a chypre and lists oakmoss as an ingredient.
Only goes to show, you have to check more than one resource these days to get to the truth of things.
Here's what I wrote on SOTD:
For SnS Saturday, I must continue to satisfy my craving for roses (as I am still in possession of my "pet rock" ), so today I am wearing the wonderful Andy Tauer's Rose Chypree. Here are the notes, as listed on OsMoz: top notes Clementine, Bergamot, Lemon heart note: Rose Damascena, Bay, Cinnamon, Geranium base note: Vetiver, Patchouli, Vanilla, Labdanum, Moss. OsMoz classifies Rose Chypree as a "Floral Chypre".
Here's what Andy himself says on his web site about this perfume: The composition
Une rose chyprée is an oriental rose on a chypre base.
It is an elegant perfume built around two natural extracts from rosa damascena: The absolute and the steam distilled essential oil. 15 ml Rose chyprée contains one pound of fresh rose petals, steam distilled in the traditional way.
Its heart is lifted by spicy Bay and hot cinnamon and a fresh accord built around bergamot, lemon and Clementine essential oils.
Green Bourbon geranium oil lets the rose petals shine and contrasts with the dark resinous accord in the base, built around labdanum, oak moss, patchouli, vetiver and vanilla.
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Last edited by RHM; 7th March 2010 at 03:03 AM. Reason: Added sotd post
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Hi again,
I had to reapply my chrypre for the day, Ma Griffe, and now I can finally get the benzoin in the base. Bear in mind I have a bad cold, my sense of smell is not what it should be.
Apparently, Mademoiselle Carven had defined her creation as "an outdoor perfume that needs to give up its heady character". I say she was spot on! Notes include from top to base: Gardenia, Galbanum, Aldehydes, Clary sage - Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Sandal, Vetiver - Styrax, Cinnamon, Benzoin, Labdanum.
I'm so pleased that I have found a chypre I can wear. The only other chypre I can wear is Bandit, and I think I'll settle with that.
Last edited by trikkirikki; 6th March 2010 at 04:22 PM.
One of my favourite chypres, undoubtedly reformulated, is the wonderful EDT Cabochard.
A second vote for this oft overlooked scent. It's a beautiful floral/tobacco/leather and is now cheaply available at discount houses. Unique and uncommon so you are not one of the masses. I think this is a true classic for both men and women.
Last edited by Primrose; 6th March 2010 at 04:29 PM.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Since I knew I'd be visiting a perfume shop today, I didn't put on perfume this morning, but I'll probably dig out Miss Balmain this evening.
Today I tried Serge Lutens' Chypre Rouge, trying to keep with the theme of the day. From the Basenotes directory, here are the notes:
Top Notes
Thyme, Pine needles.
Middle Notes
Honey, Beeswax, Jasmine.
Base Notes
Patchouli, Vanilla, Moss, Amber, Musks.
Reading this, I thought this sounded right up my street, but in fact the topnotes smelled of hairspray, hairspray and more hairspray to me. Then it slowly developed a cheap fruity heart, rather like so many things on the market these days and now it has evolved into a pleasant but 'meh' base. Honestly, if you'd given me this in a blind testing I would never have guessed at any of those notes. I would probably have said it was from a D-list celebrity. I would never, ever call it a chypre.
I'm sure this review will get howls from some quarters, but you know, it's just my opinion and your mileage may differ. But I was disappointed - I'd expected more from Uncle Serge.
Anyway, there are lots and lots of wonderful classic chypres to play with and now I definitely have to smell that AdP Profumo. This week, even!
"A woman who doesn't wear perfume has no future." Coco Chanel
I'm streamlining my collection http://community.basenotes.net/showt...29#post1219729
Paying homage to:
AdP Profumo
EL Alliage
AL Chypre Noir
3 favorites!
Hearts starve as well as bodies; give us bread, but give us roses.
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I started the day in newish Mitsouko parfum, the formulation preceding the current one. I believe this is the most hated reformulation... It starts out a bit messy, but settles fairly quickly.
Today was sunny and relatively warm (as long as you avoided any shadows) and almost springlike. This is the time of year when I really like my greens, so I picked up a bottle of Mitsouko edp at de Bijenkorf from a very nice SA who gave me a discount and threw in some extra samples.
On the way to the supermarket I stumbled across a tiny vintage perfumery and was delighted to discover that they had a 100 ml refillable No 19 edt! I have 2 refills since earlier, and now I have a container for them!
I am wearing Chanel No. 19 on EdP formulation. I have had a mini for a while. I am not sure how old it is, but the juice is very light green. This is so beautiful and I am sad to see that I only have enough for perhaps one more wearing. Maybe it is time to look for some vintage. What formulation would you recommend?
I'm spending the day in Cristalle, cool and green.
Azuree has been on my must try list for some time since it seems to always pop up as a fantastic green, a fabulous chypre, a sumptuous leather, and all around great scent... so impulsively I bid on THeBay for some vintage "parfum boutique" from the seventies I think and won for a song (less than the already inexpensive current stuff). So if it's turned, no biggie and I'll try a newer bottle and if it's great I'll join in the fun. I'm assuming it's an edp... not sure what parfum boutique might mean. It's over 2 oz. so I highly doubt it's an extrait. Anyone know for certain?
Great choices everyone, we all smell so good today. Cabochard is another favorite and 19 is just glorious. Keep sharing.
Last edited by Antaeusintheair; 6th March 2010 at 08:43 PM.
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You perfume perfume.
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Wordie, I too was flummoxed by Chypre Rouge. Smelled exactly like celery on me.
Thanks to our divine Chaya, I am wearing vintage Jean Patou Colony. Pineapple I think is one of those polarizing notes, I guess because it can be tricky to recreate well. In Colony the pineapple combines with bergamot so that it is bright and fresh. It smells natural, like freshly cut fruit; nothing like canned fruit in heavy syrup. There is a note that hints of sap and lush vegetation. Colony is a true old school chypre with a winking, sly sense of humor. She's wearing a crepe wool suit and a white silk shirt but has left a couple of pearl buttons undone.
"I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume." - Jacques Guerlain
Chanel Pour Monsieur. It is class in a bottle.
I love the way this wonderful fragrance is so unobtrusive -not something that can be said for all traditional chypres, especially those targeted at the masculine end of the market It opens with lemon and petitgrain against a mossy and woody base, but somewhere in the mix is what I think of as the Antaeus note -a touch of spice and perhaps castoreum. As the citrus notes fade, it may seem like the fragrance is gone, but it gently gives out sweet, woody, and mossy wafts throughout the day to let me know it is still there, and to remind me why I love it so much. It is such a gentle blend, I think I could wear it every day and never regret putting it on.
I think that it has a certain old fashioned charm, and as a man it makes me feel like I am wearing a finely tailored suit, but I think it would be great on a woman too. It has the kind of unpretentious elegance that I think would make just about anybody feel dressed up.
Last edited by sean-dt; 6th March 2010 at 11:04 PM.
Antaeusintheair, my bottle of Azuree just says 'Natural Spray'. It is strong enough to be an EDP, I feel. Good luck with your purchase.
Another year older and supposedly wiser, and I still don't understand chypres any better than I did the year before. I read the lists here and other places, and I think "wow, I would have NEVER thought THAT was a chypre!" Anyway, on a few lists I read that Jean Patou 1000 is considered a chypre and as luck would have it, I have a sample of it sent recently by kumquat.
I'm sure you have all read the story of 1000. That it took over 10 years and 1000 different submissions until the perfect scent was found. (read about it on Perfume-Smellin' Things perfume blog) I think 1000 smells like it took that much thought, that much attention to detail. To my nose, it is so seamless, the notes so well blended, that no one note sticks out over the rest. But alas, it doesn't smell like ME ... It is elegant and classic, but it never melds with my skin, it never settles in and becomes comfortable. I feel like I'm wearing something foreign, something that doesn't belong to me. I think I will keep trying this one though ... who knows? Maybe another year older and wiser, I might just grow into 1000!
Notes include:
Top notes: Bergamot, Coriander, Eucalyptus, Angelica
Heart notes: Osmanthus, Rose, Jasmine, Violet
Base notes: Sandal, Patchouli, Vetiver, Civet, Oakmoss
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Hi everyone!
I love a lot of chypres, especially those born in the 70s and 80s, but I always seem to think of the early Gucci fragrances first and foremost when it comes to classic, beautiful chypres. Gucci No 1 and Gucci No 3 are both very complex and very beautiful, and each have their own unique and instantly recognizable signature. Although No 1 has always been my emotional favorite, I chose Gucci No 3 today because I think it falls more squarely into the mossy-green chypre territory than No 1, which has more of a fresh/floral feel (although there's no mistaking the oakmoss in there.)
As any good chypre should be, Gucci No 3 is very well-blended. Aside from a general floral-fresh-yet-earthy-mossy-green that all of my favorite chypres have in common, I have a difficult time dissecting the components - I just can't do it. But I can say that, in addition to the mossiness (which manages to be cool and green at one stage then warm and earthy later on) and a touch of leather, this has a sparkle and an elegance that sets it apart. It's not a sweet, delicate and romantic scent, but it's far from sexless, and I find it extemely feminine, but not girly. It conveys an ultra-sexy but mature sophistication and confidence and it's just as chic as they come. Some chypres, such as Azuree and Halston, can seem sort of casual, or sporty to me (I wear Azuree to play tennis.) I think it's the green and herbal earthiness that does it and I love that about them. I have a clear and fond memory of my grandmother telling me I smelled "like a hippy, only cleaner" when I'd wear Halston. But that's not at all how I'd describe Gucci No 3. This is just a bit too soignee to be very casual. It's easy to imagine a champagne silk charmeuse-clad Lauren Bacall wafting seductive trails of it...although I suppose Lauren Hutton would be a more appropriate example.
It was launched in 1985 and I probably would have worn it more frequently back then had that not been right in the middle of my love affair with Coco, which came out a year earlier. I just thank my lucky stars that I had the foresight (based in part on my love of Gucci No 1) to get a few bottles before it was discontinued, for it's currently one of my 5-Star favorites, and I don't think my life would be the same without it.
Top notes - aldehydes, coriander and bergamot
Middle notes - tuberose, iris, jasmine, lily-of-the-valley
Base notes - leather, patchouli, musk, oakmoss and vetiver
Antaeusintheair - most of those vintage Estee Lauders are designated "cologne" or "natural spray" like kumquat mentioned, but they wear like edps. I was watching the one you're talking about, and I'd say whatever "Parfum Boutique" is, I highly doubt that the strength will be an issue for you. Also, fwiw, I have lots of vintage Estee Lauders and they all seem to remain true through the years - I haven't had one turn yet. Yours looks like a good one - good luck, and enjoy it!
Kumquat - I'm not convinced that Perfume Intelligence is right this time....those notes sound nice but they just don't sound like Azuree to me...what do you think? It was bugging me a bit so I just had to double check. This is what I found at EsteeLauder.com -
Top Notes - Basil, Jasmine, Citrus
Middle Notes - Armoise (Artemisia), Vetiver, Rose
Base Notes - Patchouli, Moss, Amber
I can't say what sea grass smells like or that it's not in there, but I would think that any list of notes describing Azuree would have to at least include citrus, oakmoss and patchouli.
Last edited by Evangeline; 6th March 2010 at 10:13 PM.
Evangeline-Thank-you for an excellent, detailed description of Gucci 3. You should put this in the review section. I have wondered what The 'Guccis' smelled like for some time now. Now I know which one is the chypre.
And thanks for the additional info on Azuree. I think you are right. There was some definite lack of info there. I also think they both left out the galbanum.
ShadesofBleu, I hope you can learn to love floral/chypres (as I would classify 1000) one day. Think of springtime & fresh air & you will be transported to another place! Anyway, if you aren't in the right frame of mind for it, you won't 'meld' with the frag. I know I go through phases of liking certain types of frags more than others.
Last edited by kumquat; 6th March 2010 at 10:55 PM.
But I agree with you and Leesee--there is a "something" there that makes me wear it not so often. But I do love it, in my way. Ma Griffe, Cabochard, Jolie Madame--I can' t wear them at all.
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Hmm, now Jolie Madame gives me no trouble, perhaps due to the intense floral aspects of the scent. Interesting!
A few hours ago I put on some of my Chanel Cuir de Russie edt from a treasured tiny decant. I love how this scent develops on me, spreading slowly from leather and booze into a flowers-nestled-amongst-the-moss aspect, and then holding steady in a sort of ambery haze. (Admittedly, I don't know how it is supposed to develop, or how it strikes others, but on me, that seems to be CdR's scent story.)
I finally received my samples from Luckyscent. I think I ordered a few chypres (I will have to look them up to be sure), so I may be chiming in again a bit later.
A semi-funny story I wanted to share with you guys: I made a list of chypre scents that I possibly had samples somewhere. My hubby saw the list and asked me what it was. I told him that we had Sniff-n-Speak today, the theme was chypres. I offered him my wrist, freshly sprtized with Jean Patou 1000. He sniffs and says: "hmmmm powdery?" So I give him a little lesson in chypre ... oakmoss + bergamont + usually patchouli or labdanum; say foreign words like: topnotes, basenotes, and other stuff he doesn't understand. His eyes glaze over ... He isn't listening ... so I stop and say: "yeah, sort of powdery." He smiles and says: "see? I know a lot about this perfume stuff."
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I was extremely busy working this morning, so it totally screwed up my participation in SnS...nonetheless I left the house this morning in Moss Breches by Tom Ford, from my decant this is slowly dwindling (!). I love this stuff. It is one the newer chypres that really respects the chypre structure and carries it off with style, elegance and that wonderfully-comfy-honeycomb note. I didn't want it to project too much (I was working with food this afternoon) and MB doesn't...but I smelled it (thru a long sleeved shirt). I am pretty sure this is officially discontinued - which is pretty sad, because it's one of my favorite TF Private Blends.
Maybe tomorrow I will wear the grandmama of them all, Chypre by Coty.
I'm chiming in late, because it was hula class day. I wore my usual Saffron James Le'a, because it evokes the islands for me so well. But when I came home, I got out my sample of Acqua di Parma Profumo, the 2008 reformulation. What a nice surprise to see that several of you chose it, too! I am honestly smitten. Its soft, very slight powdery texture is dreamy. It is hard (for me) to isolate any note in Profumo, except that I get a lovely bit of vetiver in the drydown that just takes it over the top. Does anyone else get vetiver with this fragrance? Or am I smelling the tangy side of oakmoss???
Other chypres that I like and considered for SnS: Niki de Saint-Phalle, Y, Mitsouko, and Calandre. Love all of these. The chypre category is one that I'm still learning about. I marvel at the variations!
I home from the park and other errands, and the vintage Givenchy III edt (from Ben) still smells amazing. I think it's been about 8 hours now. I like it much more than when I first tried it last summer, perhaps because the weather is now crisp, but sunny. The aldehydes at the beginning are difficult for me (as usual), but the drydown is sublime. Lovely, not fussy or aggressive or sharp. Sophisticated, but not uptight or very dressy. Splendid stuff!
Btw, DH was also mossy today in his Grey Flannel. I finally caught the sweet violet that some mention as I was walking behind him on the trail.
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I wore Une Folie de Rose from Les Parfums de Rosine. I'm not a big lover of Chypres but I love the spicy rose, sandalwood & benzoin notes in this fragrance.
From the Rosine website:
Olfactory family : Chypre.
Top note : Bergamot, Coriander.
Heart note : Ylang, Jasmine, Tea rose, Bulgarian and Turkish rose absolue, Iris.
Base note : Sandalwood, Oak moss, Patchouli, Vetyver, Benzoin.
Loukhoum finally wore off and I am able to sink into the richness of...
Discovered this a few years back in the EDT - then Shades noticed my idiot burbling and kindly sent me the even better Extrait.
It's at the rich end of chypre...look at the base: vetiver, oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, labdanum. In place of jasmine there's carns which give it a spicy warmth. A bit much for this mild day - but what the hay!!
(You guys have mentioned some things I gotta try...Colony...Azuree...)
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To continue the March of the Chypres, I posted this on SOTD:
I "put on Natori body cream and edp. OsMoz classifies Natori as a floral chypre. I wrote a review of it & you can read it here http://www.sniffapaloozamagazine.com/NATORI.html if you like.
I'm still craving rose scents. They satisfy me."
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Leesee, Nostalgie, isn't it a shame? There is something really wonderful about JLS (and other chypres), but if one doesn't have sugar skin, the bitter/mildew aspect drones incessantly. Haven't tried the edp. Someone needs to invent a (non-fruity) sweeter chypre (with real oak moss, please) . Montale named a fragrance Vanille Chypre, but from all accounts read, it's obvious they didn't deliver on the name.
NOTE TO SELF: Figure out what you need to layer with chypres to sweeten perfectly.
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I continued with vintage Givenchy III today. It feels a bit like Mitsouko without the peach, an archetypical chypre really.
Anyways, I think I sort of get it, now, and I def need to explore this genre more before I go making any base judgments.
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Testing Lubin Nuit de Longchamp (the reissue), along with some non-chypres, from my Luckyscent samples haul of yesterday. The Nuit de Longchamp is supposed to be a dark, mysterious, and glamorous chypre, but on me it is just rose, rose, and rose. Now, I like rose, especially in scents like Rive Gauche and whatnot, but I admit I was expecting something other than rose here. So, not bad, but "no sale."
Sunnyfunny, I love 31 Rue Cambon!
I would think of Bois des Iles as an Oriental (it has a preponderance of wood & spice).
#31 Rue Cambon is called a pink chypre. I think of pink champagne.
Nuit de Longchamps, I think of more as an aldehyde, but a snappy one at that.
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Continuing the chypre thing... Today I tested Ormonde Jayne Tiare for the second time. This has been described as a "modern chypre", but to my nose it seems to fit in pretty well with the traditional ones I've tried.
Here are the notes:
Top: Mandarin, Orange Flower, Sicilian Lime
Heart: Tiare, Freesia, Water Lily, Jasmine, Orris, Ylang Ylang
Base: Cedar, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Moss, Musk
I like the pretty brightness of Tiare, but it just doesn't move me. I do recommend trying it!


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Let me start by saying that I LOVE my 2006 R1200GS, and I would NOT consider replacing it with ANY other bike, BUT, lets get real here, the GS is a big, heavy and VERY expensive piece of machinery, and NOT optimally suited or designed for "serious" off-roading. Right??
So, I've spent some time looking at all the different dual sports out there and it appears (IMHO) that there is no PERFECT bike for that purpose, BUT the best may in fact be the Kawasaki 650 KLR. If you factor in ALL the variables, such as purchase price, registration, insurance, operating expenses, cost to repair or replace parts, weight and off-road capabilities, I think you'd be very hard pressed to find anything better. I know "better" is very subjective, but let's face it, honestly, other than extended touring (which many do successfully) on the KLR, does anyone actually believe that the GS will go places the KLR can't? I don't think so. As a matter of fact, I think the KLR is capable of going many places you'd never want to take the GS to. It is no problem riding the KLR 100 or 200 miles on the pavement, and then take it off the road and do stuff the GS can't match, because of its size and weight.
Not trying to start a fight here, just a lively discussion regarding the REALITY of the off-road aspect of our riding.
yes,you are right.for instance one day i rode my klr 650 about 250 miles on the rode to get to some single track in manistee nat. forest ,then i rode 8 hours of orv/mcct trail single track,then rode 250 miles home the same day.i could not do that on the gs,because of the single track.i have a 1100 and 1200 adventure.and the beemer twins sure are nice on the road !!!!but the KLR IS the best dual sport out there pound for pound and dollar for dollar.if i lived in a mountain,or remote area with great riding locally i wouldnt need anything but a klr.
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To my eye the motor might be of value but the rest looks fairly bad. Some amount (a lot?) of work would be involved before you could sail it. Not a problem if you can and want to do the work, but it doesn't look in shape to sail this weekend if that is your goal.
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Great recipe! Here are a few suggestions that should make it even more awesome:
First, I found the addition of oil to be entirely unnecessary, so only add it if you prefer the extra calories.
To add thickness:
1) use firm silken tofu, not soft silken
2) drain the excess water out of the tofu, then press with a cheesecloth or paper towels to remove the excess water
3) add a bit of chia or flax seed powder to the receipe to add additional thickness (or to thicken it more quickly without refrigerating first) if desired.

Flavor:
1) Add lemon to the desired amount. For one pressed-down 12-oz box of tofu (which yielded about 10 oz after draining), I still needed almost 2.25 oz of lemon to get the taste right for me.
2) Salt is not necessary if you are on a low-sodium diet. The lemon, vinegar & sweetener really can give it the zing and flavor that it needs.

Here are the basic nutrition facts for the revised recipe (I used xylitol, which is slightly lower-calorie than sugar, but only 1 teaspoon):
Serving Size: 1 oz
Calories: 23
Protein: 2g
Fat: 1g
Carb: 1.5g
Calcium: 1% RDA
Iron: 2.8% RDA
Vit C: 4.5% RDA
Good basic recipe, just not "sour" enough for my tastes. I added twice as much lemon juice and apple cider vinegar. It makes it a bit thinner, though, but I'll take it for the sourness. I might try the garlic suggestion another commenter had.
Amazing, I was surprised how much it tastes like sour cream! Added a clove of garlic to mine but maybe I'll leave it out next time and see what happens? I also removed a lot of moisture from the tofu beforehand with paper towels. That store bought vegan sour cream is way to expensive but you can grab a pack of silken tofu for like a dollar sometimes. I have the other stuff just lying around.
I don't think Id put it on a baked potato, but maybe I'll use it in cooking.. it still just tasted like tofu to me..
well I followed the recipe...not bad , but it still tasted too much like tofu,so I added one clove of garlic and extra lemon juice...yes excellent. Thank You
This is a perfect sour cream substitute and using ingredients I always have on hand. Goodbye Tofutti! Thanks bunches!
I've been buying vegan sour cream, but didn't have any for a recipe last night. So food.com to the rescue and I made this recipe in about five minutes. I think my days of buying sour cream are over! This is so easy and good! It made more than I needed, so I'm going to experiment with freezing a little tub to see how it does....
This was very good, but don't do what I did. I used Extra virgin olive oil and it was a little too strong, although it worked great using with burritos. I would suggest a milder olive oil, or canola oil as Kozmic Blues stated. Thanks, will make again! Made for the Vegetarian swap- Oct. 2011.


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TEWKSBURY, Mass. (August 12, 2005) - Training camp is coming to a close none too soon for unbeaten WBC International light welterweight champion Paulie "The Magic Man" Malignaggi who's been preparing for his ring return after an eight-month absence. Malignaggi (19-0, 5 KOs) faces Jeremy "Carolina Kid" Yelton (16-1, 8 KOs) in an eight-round match August 25 on a DiBella Entertainment show at the Manhattan Center in New York City..
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"Training camp has gone great here," Paulie reported from the World Gym Tewskbury. "I miss home, but I'm away from distractions back there. I haven't fought in eight months and I'm really looking forward to my first fight with two good hands since my third fight as a pro. Mike Boyle's conditioning has gotten me in the best shape of my life. His program isn't just for this fight; it's for my boxing career. Dr. Margles feels may (right) hand is 95-percent healed. I believe in him. Three times a week he checks out my hand and I've had no pain in sparring. People are going to see my balance and speed, as usual, but now that I have two good hands, I'm going to take this kid out. It's going to be my show - my time to shine again!"
Due to his broken hand and recovery period, Malignaggi, 24, hasn't fought since last December when he won a seven-round technical decision against Sandro Casamonica (34-4) for the vacant WBC International light welterweight title.
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Yelton, 22, is from Virginia. As Paulie noted, "Yelton's never seen, never mind fought anybody like me. I've got a few tricks for him."
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New York City & Brussels, October 6 - Selligent has named Nick Worth as its first chief marketing officer, a key appointment as the international marketing automation provider deepens its US connections and continues to offer new solutions for digital and relationship marketers.
Selligent and 2organize Retail Success Featured at eTail East
NEW YORK - July 28, 2014 - Selligent, international provider of omnichannel engagement solutions for marketers, will present a retail marketing success story at eTail East 2014, featuring Dutch agency 2organize leveraging the Selligent platform to build customer loyalty for Kruidvat, a division of the global retailing conglomerate A.S. Watson.
Selligent expands in Europe with new Scandinavian partner
Brussels, July 3, 2013 - Selligent today announced its new partnership with Danish marketing agency 727 Communication. This step will enable the company to further expand its business in Europe.
Selligent's Guide to Responsive Email Design: Send Email Messages that Reach Customers Anywhere
NEW YORK, June 23 - Selligent, international provider of (big) data-driven multichannel marketing solutions, has published a free white paper, Selligent's Guide to Responsive Email Design, offering step-by-step instructions on how marketers can create and send emails that engage customers in all situations.
Selligent again positioned in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Multichannel Campaign Management 2014
Braine-l'Alleud, June 2, 2014 - Selligent, international vendor of (big) data-driven marketing solutions, is evolving positively in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Multichannel Campaign Management 2014.
Celebrating the achievements of the Selligent International Partners in Amsterdam
Braine-l'Alleud, May 22 2014 - Selligent, international vendor of big data-driven marketing solutions, held the Selligent International Partner Awards 2014 during the Selligent International Partner Day on Thursday 15th of May in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Latest Edition of the Selligent International Partner Awards
Selligent, international vendor of (big) data-driven marketing solutions, launches the Selligent International Partner Awards 2014 which will take place on May 15th at the end of a day dedicated to its partners - the Selligent International Partner Day - in Amsterdam.
BMW to use Selligent
German luxury car manufacturer, BMW has signed with Selligent's partner agency 2organize - enablers of more effective dialogue and efficient communication processes - to build a multichannel marketing campaign.
Selligent launches the first edition of the Selligent Awards to reward the best interactive marketing projects based on the Selligent solution
Selligent is happy to announce the opening of voting for the Selligent Awards 2012. The purpose of this international initiative is to reward the most innovative and efficient campaigns carried out by its customers and partner agencies that used the Selligent solution in interactive marketing projects in 2012.
Marketing Automation Software Vendor Selligent Unveils Ground-Breaking New Features at DMA 2013
Selligent will announce the latest release of its 4-in-1digital marketing platform at the DMA 2013 annual conference in Chicago. The new release includes ground-breaking customer intelligence, behavioral profiling and targeting features specifically designed to help brands and agencies better meet their needs.
Ulabox and Selligent seeking excellence in B2C communication
Eager to improve the creativity of marketing campaigns, customer intelligence and innovation, Ulabox relies on Selligent in order to enhance customer communication and increase customer loyalty.
Selligent Expands to US, Sponsoring Major Industry Events in New York and Chicago
Selligent is expanding to the US. The company has a very strong market presence in Europe, serving over 400 brands in 11 countries, and is now establishing its US activities. To reach out to CMOs and marketing agencies, Selligent is lead sponsorship of the IMW conference in New York (Integrated Marketing Week: June 10-13).
Selligent in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Multichannel Campaign Management
Selligent today announced it has been positioned as a "Niche" vendor in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Multichannel Campaign Management.
Selligent announces record growth for its interactive marketing business in 2012
Selligent announced record growth for its interactive marketing business in 2012, with an increase of 53% in sales of relationship marketing software over the previous year. This performance is proof that the 4-in-1 relationship marketing solution developed by Selligent perfectly addresses the main challenges facing businesses today: how to group information to obtain a single view of the consumer and link up the various interaction channels to offer a highly personalized brand experience.