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Actually I don't personally have any problems with this scent.
I recently purchased BDC. I do enjoy the scent BUT it seems that after maybe an hour or 2, it becomes a skin scent. Maybe my nose just gets used to it but I don't get the occasional whiff every now and then. also when I put my nose to the spot that I sprayed, I can still smell it for maybe 6 hours or so but it is faint after the first 1-2 hours.
Anyone else?
Actually I don't personally have any problems with this scent.
For a fresh and modern scent, Bleu's longevity is above average, and the projection is very good on my skin.
It is a fantastic, modern scent. But I too, have experienced problems with projection. It stays rather close to my skin but I do enjoy it so.
Most scents are stronger the first 1-3 hours then move closer to the skin over time. Unless you're talking about Lutens, Slumberhouse...more powerful fragrances that are of higher concentration.
Good longevity on skin/clothing, but not much projection after half an hour for me.
Average, not just in longevity but all aspects.
The projection is weak with this one....hoooooo
If this projects a half an hour on your skin you either have a fake bottle or a need to get some tissue and blow your nose. Women love this and it gets a ton of compliments. Just that should tell you that it projects and lasts enough to be recognized by others. It's not a beast, but it's also by no means weak.
Projection and longevity are above average for me.
Most Chanel fragrances tend to be very good with longevity, and a little light with projection.
BdC actually projects better than most other Chanel's that I own. And like the others, longevity is quite good.
Longevity and projection is very good on my skin . I tend to have problems with longevity and projection , but not this one
How many sprays are you all using?
Maybe I should bump up the number. I usually do 1 on chest, 1 on forearm, and 1 on neck.
I have obnoxiously well projection with Bleu De Chanel. I've had several cashiers compliment me as well as people sitting across the table. Ironically, I have huge issues with projection on Le Male unless I really cake it on (bottle bought at Dillard's) Lasts 16+ hours though.
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I will be testing this fragrance in the next couple of weeks so I'll be sure to report the projection #s at that time
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Both longevity and projection of Bleu are great for me.
A spray on the shirt always does the trick for me, as far as longevity goes.
3 full sprays and I'm good all day.
Projection is very strong on me. It also comes off as a bit sneezy to my nose. I probably wouldn't wear this as I suspect it would irritate those around me.
12+ hours especially now that it's getting hot...projects quite good
My sales thread
I hate to revive a thread but I bought this a couple of weeks ago and give it my first full wearing today. The longevity and projection on my skin was awful. 3 hours MAX and I am being generous. I am going to give it another go tomorrow. It may be due to the fact that it was 95 degrees here today, I was outside running with my son all day, and I was dehydrated from drinking last night. I hope it performs much better tomorrow.
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I have to believe this has been reformulated. My bottle has decent performance, but when I recently tried what's out there now, it seemed noticeably weaker. My bottle performs about as well as the new Parfum.
I will second this. I have a decant from a department store for testing, wore this today and based off my experience will not be purchasing.
VERY light longevity and TERRIBLE projection. Unfortunate experience.

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Ordered our chair sashes from here verses renting them from the venue and they were spot on the exact color we needed and quality was awesome for what we paid we saved a bundle for the little hassle it was to put them all on the chairs. I would highly recommend if you are trying to save money on sashes for chairs or tableclothes!
Found my lace tablecloths here and ordered them labor day 9/7/15 &received them today 9/9/15 with standard shipping to southern california. I took them all out and laid flat to inspect them since I read some bad reviews after the fact that I ordered them. I ordered 20 ($11 each +20%off) in Ivory and they are all perfect except 2, one has a tiny dirty spot that will most likely wash out but the other has little ink drops or rust spots. IDK what it is but it's so small that it will easily be covered with table decorations at my wedding. Exactly as pictured and I love them. Happy costumer here!! My advice is to buy a few extra just incase. The price is right.
I ordered a sample of their ivory spandex chair covers, less then a month later I placed a large order. I received entirely off color and quality inferior to that of the sample. They will not stand behind their product. Very dissappointed.
I'm a caterer and event planner. This is the worst company I have ever dealt with. However tempted you may be to order from them DON'T!!! First they advertised napkins as linen and they arrived as polyester. I ordered 2 table cloths from them. When I got to my event and opened the packages 1 table cloth had a huge rip in it and another was not even near the size it was supposed to be.
There is no customer service phone number so you have to email or do an online chat. Both are of no use! I emailed to never get a response. When I tried to resolve issues via their customer service chat I was just left hanging.... I finally just gave up. This company may have some good deals, if you get product that is not what they claim it is and or damage or wrong product and can't return or get refunded you've lost in the end.
Purchased 32 tablecloths for the wedding, which was cheaper than renting. Although several different sizes and shapes were ordered of the same colors, the colors varied GREATLY among the tablecloths. "Royal Blue" cloths were royal, navy, and a dusty mid-tone of blue. "Turquoise" varied between aqua, turquoise and green. Because our color scheme included decorations in various shades of blue and turquoise, we did not return them. However, IF we had been planning on having matching tablecloths, we would have been SORELY DISAPPOINTED! About 6 of the cloths had greasy stains on them when we opened the packages. It looked as if they had been used and then returned. The cloths were extremely wrinkled upon opening the packages, but wrinkles released with washing and drying with fabric softener. The color stayed true after two washing/drying cycles (before and after event). I would not recommend purchasing this many tablecloths for a wedding, although we saved half what rentals would have cost. The time and energy needed to wash, dry and fold them twice, transport to and from venue, place on tables and remove them at the end was NOT worth the savings.
So I was tempted not to order from Tableclothfactory because some of the reviews were not so favorable. I decided to go ahead and take my chances. I ordered on Monday for a client that called at the last minute for their wedding on a Saturday. (The client initially was using his wife ti be "so called planner" She was the pits. I wanted to get something more fancier than just plan poly tablecloths so I ordered the pintuck tablecloths, napkins and flocking runners. Not only did I receive my order ahead of time (I got it on Thursday with three day shipping) but the items were absolutely flawless. I would recommend this vendor and I will certainly use them again. The delivered past my expectations!!!
I ordered a set of blue rope lights. when I got them they flashed. I contacted tableclothfactory and they said they don't flash. I told them they did and we agreed to send them back at my cost for shipping, and they would send me a new set that don't flash. When I got my new ones back... they sent me the same lights that I sent back because they flashed. Now they say that they do flash and you can stop them by pressing the button. well... pressed a few times and I still cant get them to stop flashing. They didn't come with any instructions even though I asked for some. All in all DON'T buy anything from them. They don't have a phone number so you can talk to someone, you have to keep emailing and hope they answer. Them again, when they do you get no results. I will mark this up as a lesson learned. NEVER AGAIN will I purchase anything from tablecloth factory again!!!!!
To anyone who wants to buy from this website, I warn you that the service is terrible. I had to return some bought items due to the fact that they were not the same color I wanted. I had to return them all and that was way back in March. It has been more than 4 months and I am still trying to resolve them. They are not very helpful at all and they have no phone number to call or anything. Everything is done online which can be very frustrating, I would never treat my clients this way.
The embroidered overlay was beautiful! I ordered 2 for the head table and it arrived in a timely fashion and looked amazing. It added just the right amount of flare to the reception table set up.
I had guests asking where i found it.
I ordered wedding cake stands per their description that the stands could withstand the weight of even heavy fruitcakes. The stands are a modular design, two plates separated by a central column. The plates were so flimsy they were permanently warped, and the tubes were so thin you could misshape them with the pressure from a fingertip. Completely unusable. Do not trust any of their descriptions if they are so willing to outright lie about their offered product.
Below is a chat that I had with them before my event.
You are now chatting with 'Ruby'
Ruby: Thank you for visiting. How may I help you today?
Nelly Balderrama: Where is my order? I need the status
Nelly Balderrama: order # 884573
Ruby: Please give me few minutes of your time while I check
Ruby: It seems the order lost in transit.
Ruby: Do you still need the order?
Nelly Balderrama: Yes I need it right away
Nelly Balderrama: what does lost in transit mean?
Ruby: Means, lost in transit by UPS
Ruby: when is your event date?
Nelly Balderrama: Friday 12/12
Nelly Balderrama: this is unacceptable
Nelly Balderrama: I order from you guys all the time
Nelly Balderrama: why was I not notified that it was lost in transit
Ruby: We do not know it automatically, its just that when we check the status we get to know about this.
Ruby: We do not know it automatically, its just that when we check the status we get to know about this.
Ruby: We shipped the order from our warehouse.
Ruby: please wait, I checking the stock availability
Ruby: so that we can reship it and deliver before your event date
Ruby: I am sorry, the item is out of stock now
Ruby: so unable to ship,
Ruby: I will refund the full price back to your card
Nelly Balderrama: WOW
Ruby: Sorry for the inconvenience.
Nelly Balderrama: I am going to have to pay a ridiculous amount of money to another company to have them ship them to me ASAP because you did not notify me ahead of time that you were out of the product I needed.
I purchased "sage" green linen napkins, which arrived as lime green and look completely different from the online respresentation. I was told it was medium green... whatever that means. Also, I could return everything except the pack that I opened and that I would be refunded all except the shipping. So if I wanted to exchange for a different color set of napkins, I would lose the original shippping cost, the return shipping cost, and the shipping cost for the new napkins... so they napkins just get more and more expensive. Guess I will have lime green napkins at my wedding.
I had the worst experience in life with tableclothfactory.com. I ordered black satin napkins for my wedding, but needed to change them to gold. I attempted to utilize the live chat because a number was not provided for customer service, but I was redirected to email. I received a kick-back from the email stating someone would contact me in 24 hours to confirm the change. I did not receive a follow-up call or email from the company; therefore, I sent them a message to confirm receipt of the change. I was informed that the email was not checked and the package was shipped with the incorrect color napkins. I was instructed to refuse the package and reorder the gold napkins. I did what was instructed on me, but I was charged a 25% restocking fee for the return and it took 3 months for the refund to process (I was told that it would take 3-5 business days to process the refund) .
I will NEVER do business with this company or their sister company efavormart again and I am telling all of the event planner/ designers that I know not to conduct business with these companies.
The silver sequin runners are not quality. You would do better to by yardage and cut your own. One had a spot between the size of a quarter and half dollar with no sequins, the other a brown spot and neither one was cut straight, so I had curves going down the center of the table.
Not sure I will use this company again due to poor customer service with a complaint. Wish I had read the reviews on customer service.
I have used them many times. I agree the tablecloths come quite wrinkled and it is really hard to get all the wrinkles out. But, since the table was covered with runners, flowers etc it works for the price. Someone suggested washing then doing a fabric softener rinse. after I shared my problem (after the event)
I have never experienced the problem of stains or quality in the tablecloths or fabric runners.
This past week I had my first complaint ( I had earlier placed orders for 3 weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers and home use ) and I agree with others the customer service for a complaint is very unsatisfactory. I got a 50% refund on one of the two damaged items. They first offered 35%, why did the chat lady not just offer the 50% to begin with and tell me that was the best they could do.
Things are shipped quickly but the since the return policy is poor on opened items with shipping charges etc I am not sure if I want to risk another order.
I do not feel I can recommend them because if there is a problem it does not seem to be able to be worked out to the satisfaction of the customer.
I bought all of my wedding decor from this site. The centerpieces, decorative crystals, table cloths, linen napkins and chair covers all for an excellent price!!!
This company misrepresents themselves--low prices come at a price!!


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Students use a variety of utensil "beaks" to represent the feeding adaptations of different kinds of finches. Foraging on a lawn environment, students search for different kinds of food (yarn, beans and pasta) each having three color variants. Over... (View More) the course of three trials, every student has a chance to forage and record data. In the last trial, some students can be given "mutations" which limit or enhance their feeding behavior. The data from the trials is combined and displayed in bar graphs that show survival by beak type in the finches and by color in the prey. The activity employs common kitchen utensils, as well as different shapes and colors of dried pasta and beans. A student data sheet is provided. This activity is supported by a textbook chapter, Origin of Species, part of the unit, Losing Biodiversity, in Global Systems Science (GSS), an interdisciplinary course for high school students that emphasizes how scientists from a wide variety of fields work together to understand significant problems of global impact. (View Less)
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It was Sunday so the office was closed. We pulled into site 30, one of the few that was long enough for our 38' motorhome plus truck in tow and it wasn't very level. The 50A power was good as we needed both A/C units. The park was clean enough. The WiFi was very slow, do didn't use it. The pull through sites are open for satellite. - Ned
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It's the time of the year here at the Beacon for annual performance reviews. No matter whether I'm the person giving or receiving one, good or bad, I find the whole process nerve-wracking. I have the best boss in the world in Angie Sutton, but every time I got into her office and have to shut the door behind me, I get knots in my stomach and feel like I'm having a flashback to my 12 years in Catholic school.
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Thank goodness spring is here! I may be from Cleveland, but I'm not immune to the winter blues. It seemed as though the gloomy, bitter cold would never leave and the occasional warm, sunny days we experienced — just long enough to trigger sinus pressure and body aches — were cruel teases. While dreary, miserable conditions are the norm for the season back in my hometown, I didn't expect them to linger in Brunswick County for so long.
The forecast calls for more rain this week, but Monday's beautiful weather was an excellent way to start Sunshine Week, an annual national initiative launched by the American Society of News Editors to educate the public about the importance of open government. As for me, I kicked off the week by giving a very brief presentation during Carolina Shores' Sunshine Week open house Monday.
Daylight Saving Time, aka DST, seemed to dawn especially early this year.
I know for a fact the March 8 "spring ahead" time changeover had an impact and less-than-appreciated effects on people and animals alike.
I overslept at least two days and missed the morning headline news and one of my cups of coffee.
A local official I work with experienced a bout of brain fog, attributed to the time change.
My sister missed this year's DST changeover completely, and perhaps blissfully, for the first 24 hours.
I hope everyone will join me at the March 16 Brunswick County commissioners meeting at its new time, 5:45 p.m.
Feel free to come a little later if you would like as the board will be in closed session first thing, then the real excitement will take place beginning around 6:30 p.m.
Commissioners decided last month to right a wrong and go back to their closed session-first schedule that I have fervently advocated for the past year or so.
I guess you could say I'm taking a victory lap here in the pages of the Beacon — but just a quick one.
Martha Babson, Virginia Williamson Elementary School's parent facilitator, paid me an incredible compliment by inviting me to participate in the school's Read Across America event featuring Dr. Seuss again.
Last week in the North Carolina General Assembly, we returned to a full schedule after two weeks of rough weather; we heard from the chief justice on the state of the judiciary; and we passed two important bills for economic development and transportation infrastructure maintenance.
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The General Assembly is abuzz with business, and our office wanted to share a little bit about what we are doing in the North Carolina Senate.
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NHL Game Night 2/27: Stars at LightningSubmitted by pete on February 27, 2007 - 22:08
Dallas is good.
Johan Holmqvist stopped 26 of 28 shots faced in the overtime loss. Brad Richards had the only Lightning goal, shorthanded, off assists from Eric Perrin and Paul Ranger. Dallas absolutely dominated the first 20 minutes of play before the final 40 turned into a heavyweight street fight with both teams creating huge surges of pressure.
First impressions of Shane O'Brien? Worth the price. His passing ability is outstanding and although he lacks scintilating acceleration, once he hits his stride he's amazingly fast for a man that size. If he gets indoctrinated into the Lightning system quickly and starts looking up for those long stretch passes and, at the same time, uses his speed to jump in and hold in pucks along the wall from the point in, he's going to start racking up assists.
The Lightning's hard earned overtime point moves them 2 points ahead of Atlanta in the division and 5 points ahead of Carolina which dropped their game with Ottawa tonight 4-2.
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Dallas 10:59, Jere Lehtinen 22 (power play) (Jussi Jokinen, Mike Modano)
Tampa Bay 19:41, Brad Richards 23 (shorthanded) (Eric Perrin, Paul Ranger)
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Dallas 1:35, Ladislav Nagy 10 (Mike Ribeiro, Philippe Boucher)
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Lightning Add Ward and Stewart; Jettison AlexeevSubmitted by timothy on February 27, 2007 - 18:12
Lightning GM Jay Feaster completed two more trades before the NHL trade deadline on Tuesday, offically closing the books on Nikita Alexeev's second tour with the Bolts. The Chicago Blackhawks acquired Alexeev in exchange for winger Karl Stewart and a 2007 6th round draft pick. Alexeev was originally drafted by Tampa in the 1st round (8th overall) of the 2000 draft by former Lightning GM Rick Dudley. Dudley is currently serving as the assistant GM of the Blackhawks. Stewart, 23, is playing in his first full NHL season and is listed at 5'11" and 185 lbs. In a radio interview by WDAE 620 in Tampa, Feaster indicated that Stewart would bring energy and a physical presence to the lower lines, using his speed and hitting on the forecheck.
Janik Scratched Tonight (Correction)Submitted by chad on February 27, 2007 - 15:34
Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune reports in his blog that newly acquired Shane O'Brien was to take Doug Janik's spot in the lineup. However, with Nikita Alexeev traded to Chicago, Andreas Karlsson on injured reserve, and Andre Roy suspended, Janik is back in the lineup in order to dress 20 healthy bodies. Look for Janik to sit on Thursday when Karl Stewart and Jason Ward make their Lightning debuts.
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Doug O'Brien Sent to AnaheimSubmitted by chad on February 27, 2007 - 15:25
NHL.com is reporting the Lightning have sent defenseman prospect Doug O'Brien to the Anaheim Ducks for AHL veteran defenseman Joe Rullier. The 6-3, 230 pound Rullier was part of the Brad Richards Rimouski Oceanic team that won the Memorial Cup in 2000. Rullier was drafted in the 5th round by Los Angeles in 1998 and was signed by the Kings following the Memorial Cup, but did not last with the club as he was signed as an unrestricted free agent by the Rangers in the summer of 2005, then by the Canucks in the summer of 2006. In January 2007 he was sent by Vancouver to Anaheim for a prospect.
Rullier totaled a career-high 31 points (8 goals) in 67 games last year for Hartford and Manchester. This year Manitoba and Portland he has 2 goals and 10 points in 31 games. Rullier had a career high of 322 penalty minutes and a plus-23 rating two seasons ago for Manchester.
Doug O'Brien, a native of Newfoundland, played in 5 games for Tampa Bay last season, going scoreless. After finishing last year with 32 points in 74 games for Springfield, he was expected to be an impact 2-way defenseman for the Falcons, but has a relatively quiet 19 points (6 goals) in 53 games. O'Brien will be a restricted free agent at the end of the season.
Rullier likely comes into the Tampa Bay system as the ninth defenseman and first re-call on the backline from Springfield.
Rullier career stats from hockeydb.com
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Springfield Recalls Three from JohnstownSubmitted by chad on February 27, 2007 - 14:54
The Springfield Falcons announced today that forwards Radek Smolenak, Stanislav Lascek and defenseman P.J. Atherton have been recalled from their ECHL affiliate, the Johnstown Chiefs.
O'Brien Reflects on Trade to TampaSubmitted by chad on February 27, 2007 - 11:43
Newly acquired defenseman Shane O'Brien was featured in his hometown paper, the Northumberland News (Port Hope, Ontario), today. O'Brien talks about the phone calls he received from Chris Pronger and Scott Niedermeyer upon being traded, as well as the fact the Lightning pursued him for a month before Jay Feaster was willing to give up a first rounder. He also reflects on his first NHL goal, off a pass from Teemu Selanne vs. Dominik Hasek of Detroit.
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Bolt Prospects Prospect of the Week: 2/19-2/25Submitted by pete on February 26, 2007 - 19:03
One of the quiet success stories from this season continues...
Monday's Elitserien ScoreSubmitted by pete on February 26, 2007 - 18:22
Andreas Holmqvist was scoreless in Linkopings' 1-1 tie with Mora today. After spending much of the year on his club's 2nd pairing, Holmqvist has recently spent the majority of his time on his club's first pairing with Jonas Junland.
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Saturday's Superleague ScoresSubmitted by pete on February 26, 2007 - 18:17
Dimitri Kazionov was scoreless in Kazan's 5-4 win over Khimik.
Evgeny Artyukhin had a goal and 2 penalty minutes in Yaroslavl's 5-3 win over SKA. Anton But was scoreless in the match for St. Petersburg.
Albert Vishnyakov had a goal in Dynamo's 5-2 win over Cherepovets. Alexei Glukhov had 2 penalty minutes in the game for Severstal.
Denis Kazionov did not play in Tver's 4-3 overtime win against Podolsk.
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CHL Game Night: 2/25Submitted by chad on February 26, 2007 - 11:27
Mississauga 1 @ Kingston 4
The IceDogs continue to struggle, losing their third straight game to a team they should beat, this time dropping a 4-1 decision in Kingston. Chris Lawrence scored his 41st goal of the year for Mississauga. He was also minus-1.
Kitchener 5 @ Erie 4
For the second time in a week, Kevin Beech and Erie nearly beat the high-powered Rangers, but Kitchener came back from a 4-3 deficit to beat the Otters 5-4. Beech had stopped 50 of 52 shots in a 2-1 loss in Kitchener just a few days ago. This time, Beech stopped 40 of 45 shots.
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Late last month, a paper in the US journal Obstetrics and Gynecology reported the extraordinary case of Abigail Beutler. Abigail is now 14 months old. She was born without kidneys, a condition sometimes called 'Potter's syndrome'. Potter's syndrome is normally universally fatal in the newborn period, because without kidneys the fetus does not produce urine and has little or no fluid around them. Without any fluid around the fetus, their lungs do not develop.
Abigail is the first baby to ever survive with this condition. Doctors infused artificial fluid into the uterus around her (amnioinfusion) on five occasions during the pregnancy. This seemed to allow her lungs to grow. Although she was born 3 months prematurely, she had only minor breathing problems at birth. She has received kidney dialysis since soon after birth, was discharged home after 19 weeks and is now reportedly being considered for a kidney transplant. Continue reading
"Please randomize me – but don't tell my family that you did"
Last week various newspapers (see here and here) reported on a planned research study of adrenaline for patients suffering a cardiac arrest outside hospital. The PARAMEDIC 2 trial (full protocol here) involves ambulance officers randomly giving patients either the traditional resuscitation drug adrenaline, or a salt-water solution (placebo). The trial has been strongly criticized by Ruth and Lindsay Stirton, writing in the Journal of Medical Ethics.
There are two main controversial elements to the trial design. The first involves the lack of consent for involvement in the trial, the second involves the researchers' plan not to inform families of patients who died that their loved one had been in a research trial.
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by Dominic Wilkinson @NeonatalEthics
Over on the Journal of Medical Ethics blog are a couple of posts that might be of interest to Practical Ethics readers.
Last week, the journal published online an article by Cristina Richie on carbon caps and IVF. She argues that the environmental costs of reproduction should lead to carbon caps on IVF, and more restrictive public access to artificial reproduction.
Iain Brasssington wrote a blog in response, 'ARTs in a warming world'. He wrote:
"while reproduction may be a good, it is not the only good at which persons or policies may or should aim; and there are times when two goods conflict. Neither is it too strange to suggest that there are times when a person should abandon one good because of the greater moral gravity of some other, greater, good. It's possible that reproduction is one of those goods."
I also wrote a blog in response to Richie, arguing that "Gaia doesn't care where your baby comes from". From an environmental point of view there seems little reason to place limits on artificial but not natural reproduction, or to restrict publicly funded IVF (as Richie suggests) to the "biologically infertile".
Finally, Iain wrote a follow-up piece about conflicts of interest and ethical analysis. Some had criticised Richie's arguments on potentially ad hominem grounds. Brassington argues (persuasively) that what matters are the arguments, not their origins.
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Lord Falconer's assisted dying bill is being debated today in the House of Lords. In the past week or two there has discussion in the media of many of the familiar arguments for and against such a proposal. As Roger Crisp noted in yesterday's post, there have been relatively few new arguments. Supporters of the bill refer to compassion for the terminally ill, the difficulty of adequately relieving suffering, and patients' right to make fundamental choices about the last stage of their lives. Opponents of the bill express their compassion for the terminally ill and those with disabilities, fear about coercion, and the omnipresent slippery slope.
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The BBC reports today on a recent organ donation initiative in Brazil. This initiative has led to a 400% increase in the numbers of heart transplants in a local hospital. The waiting list for organs in the city of Recife reportedly dropped to zero in the first year after introduction of this innovation.
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On the 22nd of October 1707, more than 1400 British sailors died when a British naval fleet sank in stormy weather off the Isles of Scilly. The disaster was later attributed to failings in navigation and sailors' difficulty in determining their location at sea. This was a perennial problem at the time, and had persisted despite intense scientific research. Seven years later, the UK government passed the Longitude Act, offering 20,000 pounds (more than 2 million pounds in today's money) to anyone who could develop a method for reliably determining longitude at sea. The longitude prize was eventually won by John Harrison, a self-educated Lincolnshire clockmaker.
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The new Longitude prize is the latest in a series of innovation inducement competitions over time. These competitions have offered monetary rewards for solving problems as diverse as the development of butter substitutes, the first trans-Atlantic air flight, reusable aircraft for space flight, or an alternative fertilizer to bird poo. One novel feature of the 2014 Longitude prize is that it is seeking public input into the specific challenge to be targeted. Public voting will decide which of the six global challenges above are to be the focus of the prize.
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The newspapers today are full of the horrifying story of three children who were found dead in their family home in South London on Tuesday. The children had all apparently been diagnosed with a severe genetic disorder (spinal muscular atrophy), that was likely to lead to death in early childhood. Their mother has today been charged with their murder.
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The Guardian newspaper has today launched a campaign to end female genital mutilation (FGM). This coincides with evidence that, despite being illegal, a significant number of young women from the UK undergo the practice. Globally, more than 125 million living women have had some form of FGM performed.
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Imagine that when you woke up this morning, you found yourself lying next to an unconscious stranger. The stranger has a rare life-threatening illness, and unbeknownst to you he was plugged in to your organs during the night. You are now stuck to the stranger. If you disconnect the life support he will die. If, though, you remain connected to him for most of the next year his illness will have recovered, and he can safely ben unplugged. What should you do? Are you obliged to stay attached to the stranger? It might be generous of you to give up your body, and good if you choose to do so, but should we require you to remain connected?


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* President Obama says he's not changing his mind on the legality of marijuana "at this time." I guess we need Biden to go on Face the Nation this time around to get some movement on the drug war. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* California lawmakers are looking to retool its "revenge porn" — the act of posting embarrassing sex pics/videos of a significant other who screwed you over — bill. Now California won't be able to post all those amateur vids of the organizers behind Prop 13. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* New York just boasted the largest seizure of illegal guns in NYC history because a rapper used Instagram to show the world a whole mess of illegal guns. Sometimes you have to avoid that "pics or it didn't happen" tweet. [ABA Journal]
* Michael Jackson's estate is battling the IRS. The article coyly suggests that the estate has told the IRS to "Beat It." What they don't understand is the IRS, as a general rule "Don't Stop 'Til [They] Get Enough." [TaxProf Blog]
* Inspired by our recent post on the 15 Reasons to Date a Lawyer, Going Concern has found eHarmony's "15 Reasons to Date an Accountant" and given it a similar beatdown. [Going Concern]
* Congratulations to the M&A Advisor's "40 Under 40″ award winners. Your families would be so proud if they remembered what you looked like. [The M&A Advisor]
* I was quoted in this week's episode of This American Life. Host Ira Glass interviewed Sharon Snyder, the court clerk fired for helping free an innocent man. [This American Life]
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