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List of the best Murdoch Mysteries episodes, as determined by voters like you. With all the amazing episodes of the show that exist, it's hard to trust just one person's opinion of what the top Murdoch Mysteries episodes of all time are. Fans of Murdoch Mysteries are very passionate about the show, and there are often debates over which episodes are the greatest. That's why this list exists- so you can vote for your favorites and we can find out once and for all what everyone thinks the best episode is.
The list you're viewing contains episodes like Elementary, My Dear Murdoch and Power. What is the best Murdoch Mysteries episode of all time? Look below and find out.
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Me, Myself and Murdoch Mar 16 2010 A family celebration of Alexander Reynolds' 60th birthday is dampened when he's found with a knife plunged into his chest. Murdoch is called in and soon discovers the victim was universally despised
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Murdoch in Toyland May 08 2012 Murdoch is taunted by a murderer who leaves dolls with personal messages at crime scenes.
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Twentieth Century Murdoch May 22 2012 As New Year's Eve and the twentieth century approaches, Detective Murdoch is suspicious of Gideon Turner, who claims he has knowledge of soon-to-be-committed crimes but refuses to say how or why. When
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Stroll on the Wild Side (Part 1) Apr 10 2012 When Detective Murdoch investigates the abduction of Lucille Messing (Tori Anderson) a shy, churchgoing librarian, he's stunned to discover his friend, Anna Fulford (Lisa Faulkner), working at the
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Love and Human Remains Apr 13 2010 Workers laboring to build a bridge across the Don River make a grisly discovery – entombed in the swamplands bordering the river are the well-preserved bodies of a man and a woman. Called to the
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Snakes And Ladders Feb 10 2009 An investigator arrives from Scotland Yard who is after the infamous Jack the Ripper. Meanwhile, Murdoch takes dancing lessons so that he can escort Dr. Ogden to a ball.
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A Study in Sherlock Jan 28 2013 A man claiming to be Sherlock Holmes is the prime suspect in a murderous gang of armed robbers.
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Victor, Victorian Mar 02 2010 Inspector Brackenreid and Constable Crabtree are present when a man undergoing the candlelit initiation ceremony in a Masonic Temple is murdered. Murdoch's investigation uncovers another
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Power Jan 24 2008 Daniel Pratt, owner of Toronto Electric & Light, has made his fortune by lighting the city streets with direct current (DC). But now council is considering a new form of electricity called
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War on Terror Mar 20 2012 While investigating an explosion, Detective Murdoch infiltrates an anarchist group lead by American labour organizer, Emma Goldman.
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Murdoch in Wonderland May 10 2011 When a woman is found murdered at a costume party held in honour of the late Lewis Carroll, all clues point to a man dressed as the Mad Hatter. It seems obvious that this is the killer? This is not
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Invention Convention Apr 24 2012 Murdoch meets inventor Alexander Graham Bell when a ruthless inventor is killed by a rival.
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Winston's Lost Night Jan 14 2013 Detective Murdoch suspects a soldier after a veteran is slain by a sword.
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Shades of Grey Oct 02 2009 Emma is able to locate the missing Jean Grey after Jean, who is stricken with amnesia, uses her powers in a local hospital. Unfortunately, the event doesn't go unnoticed by Sinister who sends
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Bad Medicine Apr 03 2008 Dr. Grout, a co-founder of a medical research institute, is found with arrows jutting from his back, and the letters "Wy" written in blood on a nearby rock. According to medium Sarah
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Elementary, My Dear Murdoch Feb 14 2008 Murdoch teams with his hero, Arthur Conan Doyle, to solve a murder that was revealed during a séance led by medium Sarah Pensall. It seems the victim, Ida Winston – a member of a paranormal
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Murdoch on the Corner Jan 21 2013 Murdoch films a street corner to catch a killer.
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Let Us Ask The Maiden May 13 2009 Murdoch's investigation into the death of a young Jewish man leads to Toronto's small Jewish getto - the Ward. There he finds a tale of forbidden romance and himself again being drawn to Dr. Ogden.
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The Murdoch Identity Feb 16 2010 Murdoch finds himself with amnesia and running for his life on the streets of Bristol, England, very far from home, if he knew where his home was. Taking refuge in a pub, he gains the assistance of a
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Belly Speaker Mar 20 2008 Roddy Grimesby is found dead from a lethal ingestion of varnish. When the police show up at the crime scene, the victim's son Harcourt – a ventriloquist – is found hiding in the closet with his
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Who Killed the Electric Carriage? Apr 03 2012 Detective Murdoch suspects the ambitious inventor of an electric vehicle murdered an associate who stood in the way of his plans to compete with Henry Ford.
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Rich Boy, Poor Boy Mar 09 2010 Tragedy strikes close to home when Brackenreid's son Bobby suddenly disappears while playing with a friend on a sunny afternoon in bustling Allen Gardens.
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This One Goes to Eleven Mar 23 2010 James Pendrick, owner of the Pendrick Building, proudly shows off his extensive art collection to a group of admirers. The highlight of the tour is a magnificent Rembrandt that Pendrick purchased on a


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As Boise's community continues to grow and shift, Anser Junior High students felt inspired to help Boise thrive with these shifts. They wanted to find ways to promote the strength of our diversity rather than seeing it as a stumbling block. Working with partners The Agency for New Americans, Boise Contemporary Theater, and the Boise School District Bridge Program, students will use their knowledge from these community experts to bring their thoughts on Story, Human, Home to a community audience. Joining in with Boise's campaign to become a City of Compassion, students hope their work will create understanding. Anser Junior High students and refugee students from Hillside Junior High will work together to act as cultural ambassadors responsible for educating and inspiring diversity in the Treasure Valley through writing and performance. Together students will create poetry books with aligning art to be distributed throughout Treasure Valley schools to share the refugee students' experiences. They will also develop a performance piece to be debuted on April 28th at Boise Contemporary Theater speaking of compassion and hope.
Anser JH and Hillside students have been asked to co-present at the 2015 Idaho Conference on Refugees: Health & Healing. The conference will be held at Boise State University on February 9th-10th. Organizers of this year's conference were looking for fresh ideas on ways to support the newest members of the Boise community. This workshop will bring participants into our unique collaborative year- long project, and show how a little "outside of the box" thinking has created a win/win situation for everyone involved. A panel of refugee students, Anser students and the educators involved will take participants through our vision of creating a published book of refugee poetry and an original play that will be performed at Boise Contemporary Theater. Our goal is to create better understanding of each other and to invite our Boise community to do the same. Here is a quick video from the first week the students met.
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p.s. she does have makeup on…just not as much as she usually does. she is not a pretty girl. what happened to her in her childhood?? oh wait..she is still a child……..
She looks drugged.
I can't imagine a 16 year old marrying a 50 some year old without drugs…
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I like this shot. I might like it alot more later tonight when I got me some special "alone time".
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jwoww is blonde now?
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What an unlikeable, average looking skank.
Courtney, if you're reading this please take heed. You are so much prettier without all that makeup. Your skin is flawless and your lips are perfect without injecting them with botox. You are 10x hotter without all that nonsense.
Her Mom obviously is 65
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Just as raising temperature can change the properties of iron and other metals, early humans heated stone to make it easier to flake.
The process transformed a stone called silcrete into an outstanding raw material for tool manufacture.
Doctoral student Kyle Brown, who led the research at the University of Cape Town in South Africa, said: ''Our illumination of the heat treatment process shows that these early modern humans commanded fire in a nuanced and sophisticated manner.
''We show that early modern humans at 72,000 years ago, and perhaps as early as 164,000 years ago in coastal South Africa, were using carefully controlled hearths in a complex process to heat stone and change its properties, the process known as heat treatment.''
Previously, the first use of heat treatment was thought to have been in Europe 25,000 years ago. The technique was not believed to have been invented until long after the ancestors of modern humans had left Africa and settled in Europe and Asia.
Scientists had been puzzled by the fine-grained and often reddish coloured silicate blades and axes excavated from prehistoric sites at Pinnacle Point on the South African coast.
None of the material used to make these advanced tools matched local silcrete outcrops.
The raw stone ''was just not suitable for tool production'' said Mr Brown.
Then a large flake of silcrete almost 10 centimetres in diameter was found embedded in ash in an ancient fire pit.
It was only at that moment the researchers began to suspect that the stone had been heat-treated.
Many of the tools had a sheen or gloss reminiscent of much later North American artefacts made from heated material.
To test the theory, the scientists recreated what ancient tool makers might have done by heating a pile of silcrete stone in a fire pit.
The next day the silcrete had become a deep red colour and was easily flaked. Using the heated stone, the researchers were able to produce realistic copies of silcrete tools.
''Here are the beginnings of fire and engineering, the origins of pyrotechnology, and the bridge to more recent ceramic and metal technology,'' said Mr Brown.
The research is described in the journal Science.
Knowing how to use fire may have helped the early humans who left Africa 50,000 to 60,000 years ago to cope with colder conditions in Europe.
It may also have given them a big advantage over the resident Neanderthals they encountered.
By 35,000 years ago the Neanderthals, a sub-species of human whose own origins were in Africa, were mostly extinct.
Professor Curtis Marean, another member of the research team from Arizona State University in the US, said: ''The command of fire, documented by our study of heat treatment, provides us with a potential explanation for the rapid migration of these Africans across glacial Eurasia.
''They were masters of fire and heat and stone, a crucial advantage as these tropical people penetrated the cold lands of the Neanderthal.''


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Here is my version of a gunning and gun cleaning box. Saw them on the Orvis site for about $495.00 and like every other woodworker said, heck I can build it better and cheaper. Boxes are solid cherry with dovetail spines on the corners. The tray in the back lifts out and the gun supports. Storage for cleaning supplies and rods. Upgraded on the handles with solid brass spring loaded and locking hasps. The hinges are Jewelry box stop hinges. All from Rockler. Danish oil finish and multiple coats of poly semi gloss thinned to 50%. I routered their names in the covers with my cnc and included an inlay. One is a avid duck hunter the other a Deputy Sheriff. The lab is black walnut and the badge replica is maple
Christmas presents for my two son-in-laws. They are not worthy and they already have my daughters ;-)
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very nice. They should be very happy with those.
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#3 posted 12-23-2012 06:35 PM
All I can say is WOW! ...
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#4 posted 12-23-2012 06:44 PM
Great job—I definetly want and need one of these! Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas to you, your family and those unworthy (but most lucky) son-in-laws. ;-)
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#5 posted 12-23-2012 08:44 PM
Beautiful work sir.
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#6 posted 12-24-2012 04:58 PM
love it. got any more daughters?
-- If I can't make it, I probably don't need it.
#7 posted 12-24-2012 05:06 PM
Good design and build. Make some more and sell them at gun shows or local gun shops.
#8 posted 12-28-2014 07:43 AM
Saw your masterpiece as I was searching the web for a gunning box of my own. You referenced the Orvis gunning box that was the catalyst for your build-out. I am a new member to this site and don't know if you are able to sell your items. If you are, I would be interested in having you build a gunning box (4 actually) for me. I like to buy MADE IN THE USA and am tired of seeing all the garbage out there that's made outside of our great country.
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What have chocolate fridge cakes and mixing vinegar and sodium bicarbonate got to do with volcanoes? They are just two of six weeks of activities, learning in a cross-curricular way, that were part of our volcanoes and earthquakes unit; one of the themed units of our International Primary Curriculum. Here is what we did:
Launching the unit
I introduced the unit to the class through a 'disaster day' where we imagined the school was a safety zone, an area designated safe from a volcano. It gave the children a real sense of how a disaster such as an earthquake or volcano immediately impacts every single person. The children all took part in setting up their safety zone. It was a huge success.
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The following day we did a knowledge harvest to identify what we already knew about earthquakes and volcanoes. There was a little bit of knowledge but absolutely no understanding. I encouraged the children to think about what they had at home linked to earthquakes or volcanoes that they could bring in and share with the rest of the class. Someone brought in a piece of volcanic rock from Mount Vesuvius, someone else brought in a video from their holiday in Iceland flying in a helicopter over an active volcano. It gave us a wealth of resource material to directly support our learning.
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Located on the foot of the childrens ski slope Geigenbühel, our hotel Alpina *** is in a calm but very central location in the heart of Seefeld. Enjoy the beautiful and magnificant view of the tyrolean alps from your room!
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How far does willingness to work account for patterns of national economic performance? How does economic development affect this propensity?
Work commitment is regarded as one of the most important aspects of culture-shared social values, standards ('norms') of behaviour, and world views. But it is hard to define and measure and reliable comparative data about economic culture have been available only in the last decade or so. Japanese success above all is often attributed to cultural factors-not least by the Japanese themselves, and the chapter on Japan could be usefully read alongside Morishima's (1982) study of the Japanese difference. Britain has become a laboratory for cultural policy, as a 'culture of dependency' (on state welfare or guaranteed employment) is attacked and replaced-perhaps-by more businesslike values.
International studies of work commitment still show work taking a more important place in the lives of Americans or Japanese than of British employees. But commitment varies too between occupations, regardless of country; surveys of multinational companies (for example, the 120,000 employees of International Business Machines in over 100 countries) suggest that those economic values that matter most are trans-cultural (Hofstede 1984). But country comparisons still provide the interesting surprises: in the International Meaning of Work inquiry, Yugoslavs and Israelis appear no less work-centred than Americans, while the 'hard-working' Germans and 'serious' Dutch score fewer points than might be expected (MOW 1987: chapter 5).
But maybe work values-at least, amongst employees-in all industrially advanced countries sooner or later follow one common trend. Such an analysis of economic attitudes differs from the 'backwardness hypothesis' cogently stated in Charles Feinstein's commentary (p. 284), where national awareness of 'league position' in development becomes a powerful motivating factor in its own right. This approach, however, applies best to the mentality of policy elites, and the broader politics of production. What might be called 'promotion fever' or 'relegation panic' may affect work


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Can anybody tell if there is any difference between the new Jazz and the original Jazz? Or is just the bottle design different and the pricing? Thanks in advance!
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Can anybody tell if there is any difference between the new Jazz and the original Jazz? Or is just the bottle design different and the pricing? Thanks in advance!
Thank you very much for all your suggestions. :)
Hello everybody,
I need your help. I'm looking for a good, woody-smoky fall/winter scent with a prominent blackberry note (or another berry note with a similar smell), maybe some vanilla, too. Any...
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I need your help. I'm looking for a clean and fresh, Arlington-like scent for hot weather. Some citrus, lavender and fern should be included. I'm looking for a natural smelling scent...
Great! But I don't like the new bottle.
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Just as "good" as the Ralph Lauren Big Pony collection. ;-)
For everybody who understands German, here is an article about Jean-Paul Guerlain: http://www.merian.de/reiseziele/artikel/a-735246.html
Just watched the commercial. The four fragrances do not fit the lifestyle presented here at all. Go with the good, ol' Polo and you'll be fine. The shirts with the oversized logos look $#!* , too.
I sampled all four today. I'm not impressed at all.
I love the original Polo, I like Safari, but this stuff is weak.
Geo F. Trumper "Wild Fern"
Fresh, clean soap.
"Grafton" by Truefitt & Hill
Clean & soapy? Truefitt & Hill's Grafton. But the sillage is not that good.
Okay, thanks. :)
Hi Amit, I wanted to indicate that the juice could be green.
Devin already belongs to my arsenal. ;)
Hi folks, thanks for all your suggestions so far. :)
I already own Polo and Gucci Nobile (a mini).
Paco Rabbane Pour Homme and Azzaro pour Homme were already on my radar.
Hello everybody,
I need your help.
I'm looking for a masculine, powerful, dark(-green), herbal, juicy scent with a lot of oomph.
No vanilla, no powder, not edible, not dry, not dirty.
Truefitt & Hill's "Freshman"
I second that.
A discontinued pine gem is Silvestre by Victor. You can find it at ebay sometimes.
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This thread might be helpful: http://community.basenotes.net/showthread.php?t=198691
Truefitt & Hill "Grafton"
Geo F. Trumper: "Wild Fern"
Truefitt & Hill's "Grafton".
Thanks a lot for this extensive compilation, asha. And thanks to all the rest of you for your suggestions. :)
I'm looking for a composition, maybe even with some floral notes.
Thanks for all the suggestions so far.
What's the best horse manure fragrance? Any suggestions?
No need to apologise. There might be some drugstores where you can find Knize fragrances. But at Mueller (one of Germany's largest drugstore chains) for example, you can find all the designer and...
I'd consider Knize to be niche even in Germany.
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Ralph Lauren's "Safari" surely fails the test, but how about Polo Green?
I wouldn't describe GIT that way. It's a brighter, lighter, fresher scent - like a refreshing breeze on a sunny April afternoon at the Irish seaside. ;)
So you have tried them and you don't like them? ;)
Yes, unfortunately. :(
It resembles Polo Green not at all.
To me, it has some similarity with Green Irish Tweed (at least in the beginning). The dry-down is different.
The firm has been established in the eighties. In the beginning, they were manufactoring horse saddles. Later they also produced polo-clothing. Now they also produce bags, watches and fragrances.
100ml are about 60 EUR. Quite expensive.
Lacoste Original
*Digging up the thread and brushing off the dust*
Has anyone else tried these fragrances?
Behave in a friendly in polite way despite the fact you'r ein a really bad mood can be very exhausting. When she knows a customer will spend half an hour in the store trying a dozen scents just to...
Well, you could have told her what Montale is and what niche means. ;)
A 15ml bottle of Polo Crest in top condition.
Frohe Weihnachten! :)
Thanks for your reply, Quarry.
In the meanwhile, I have learned that there are two more scents by Santa Barbara: "Ice Blue" (blue bottle) and "Liquid Silver" (black bottle), so the parallels to...
Does anyone of you know "Racing Green" by Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club? Is this a "Polo" rip-off? The Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club does exist, by the way.
Today I went to the supermarket. They had testers, so I was able to try the scents. Both scents are okay (To me, Photo the better scent), but they didn't impress me that much.
Anyway, thanks to...
Hmmm. They also have Lagerfeld Photo. So maybe this would be the better choice for me as I am in my early 30s.
Next week, our local supermarket offers 30ml of Lagerfeld Classic for 10 EUR.
I never tried LC, and I guess they will have no testers. Should I blind-buy this one?
So you're the BOSS?
So you want everybody to know that you're the N° 1?
So you want something with sillage?
So why don't you try BOSS N° 1?
Loewe - "Esencia"
"Grafton" by Truefitt & Hill
"Wild Fern" by Geo F. Trumper's
"Silvestre" by Viktor
"Devin" by Aramis
I think you can. The only thing that matters: do you like the scent.
Just picked my sample from my mailbox.
It's a nice scent indeed.
Dimitri, when have you ordered the sample? I ordered one on Sunday, but didn't received anything yet.
Polo Green
Green Water by Jacques Fath
Booster by Lacoste
You're a wise man. ;)
That's easy.
Your fragrance has poor sillage? Then you'll probably spray more.
Your fragrance has poor longevity? Then you will probably re-spray more often.
What is the consequence? The...
Another one:
Chevignon (9 positive | 3 neutral )
Some more:
Polo Crest (16 positive | 4 neutral)
Wild Fern (5 positive | 1 neutral)
Grafton (3 positive | 3 neutral)
There are two great classic fragrances, which are both sporting an image of outdoor activity in the countryside combined with class: "Polo Green" by Ralph Lauren and "Devin" by Aramis. Which one of...
240 bucks for 100ml!?
"Astor" by Geo F. Trumper
Okay, thanks.
Once again my question: When did the reformulation took place? How can I identify a bottle with the original juice? Am I on the safe side when I buy a bottle with the old logo?
When did the change take place? How can I recognize "old" bottles?
Are you sure that you've bought Cool Water and not Cool Water Freeze Me or something like that?
I'd also pick Burberry London.
Thanks for the recommendation, Dimitri. I'll try to get a sample of this one.
It's a limited edition, right? So it won't be available in Germany. :(
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a scent similar to Hugo Boss' powerhouse of the 80s, Boos N° 1, just a little bit fresher, greener, when you know what I mean.
Any suggestions?
Check this thread: http://community.basenotes.net/showthread.php?t=198691
There were two ways for being sucessfull:
1. Total overprice the scent and sell it for 150 bucks a bottle (and claim it has been created for Cary Grant)
2. Let a ripped male model with a...
Thank you for the information, TwoRoads.
at the moment, I'm trying to get a sample of "Devin". On ebay, I've seen there are two different editions, "Sporting" and "Country". Can anybody tell me, what is the difference between...
Yes, "Kölnisch" in general means "from the city of Cologne", but "Kölnisch Wasser" means "Eau de Cologne".
"Juchten" is a special sort of leather. It's cowskin, originally produced in Russia. It...
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I normally try four scents. One on each wrist, one in each crook of the arm. And normally I can remeber what I sprayed where. ;)
Isn't this a little bit ironic? I mean, the brand image of "Ralph Lauren" is all about tradition, old-money, WASP-East-Coast-aristocracy, with a good deal of British snobbism.
To me, it isn't at...
Marlborough by Geo F. Trumper
Acqua di Selva by Visconti di Modrone
I don't know if they ship to the United...
...there has been a fragrance by Barbour in the mid-90s. Anyone remembering that one? Anyone tested it?
Dito. :)
Lucky dude. I asked them for some samples, here is their answer:
"Unfortunately we are unable to sent the samples you requested."
You should also give Truefitt & Hill's "Grafton" a try.
Never heard of "Player", but you should give "Country Club" a try if available in your region.
Maybe they get money for recommending these mediocre scents, maybe they just don't want to loose their clientele when comes to advertisements. That's the profitable part. You don't want to loose all...
Funny, to me, it's also Polo. Just like the shape, the emerald-green colour, and the golden knob.
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I have an FM3A and it's a great no-nonsense camera. It has centre-weighted metering, manual (mechanical shutter) or aperature priority (electronic shutter) setting, and has only one small battery that never seems to wear out. The disadvantage as a wedding camera might be the lack of autofocus, but never having done a wedding........(when I say "done" I mean photograph of course - I have been a participant in a couple).
One big advantage as far as I'm concerned is that it takes a lot of good (AI and AIS) lenses that can be found at a reasonable price on ebay etc. I have a 28, 50, 105, 75-150 and 43-86 zooms. The 75-150 was a fashion photographer's favourite apparently.
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There's word that Janet Jackson has decided to retire from her illustrious career and enjoy married life.
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Look at his name, look very closely at his name. Do you get the joke yet?
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"[A] car company sponsoring a competition to dream up a vision of the future actually seems to make a lot of sense. The Audi Urban Future Award is a contest among six international architecture firms to envision futuristic cityscapes, circa 2030, with an emphasis on, ahem, personal transportation. ("Audi is confident that there will be cars in the city of the future," the competition Web site declares.)"
The design ideas submitted so far range from the seemingly practical to the ridiculous. Scientific American offers a rundown of some of the designs. Winner will be announced in August.
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At first, I thought this was a joke.
General Motors already tried this:
Modern cities are already designed to be car-friendly, that's basically the entire objective of post-WWII zoning codes. I'm probably preaching to the choir, though.
The effects of car-based urbanism have been disastrous for our society and the environment.


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Madison -- Rep. Jeff Wood (I-Chippewa Falls) had more than eight times the therapeutic level of an active ingredient in cough syrup when he was arrested for driving under the influence in September, the Wisconsin State Journal is reporting.
Wood said Wednesday he expected charges to be reduced in the case because a blood test showed he was within normal therapeutic ranges for anti-depressant and anti-anxiety drugs. He mentioned the cough syrup ingredient showed up high, but did not provide details and refused to release the test results.
Despite Wood's comments, a Marathon County prosecutor said her office is not now contemplating reducing charges in the case. Wood told lawmakers he thought he would be charged with inattentive driving and the case would be resolved soon.
Wood gave his testimony as he tries to beat back an effort to remove him from the Legislature for three charges of driving under the influence last year. The full Assembly is expected to consider ousting him next month.
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We feel $APPL board is doing great disservice to shareholders by not having markedly increased its buyback. In-depth letter to follow soon.—
Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) January 22, 2014
Following a precatory proposal from billionaire investor and Apple shareholder Carl Icahn urging Apple to vote on a larger buyback, Icahn today announced on Twitter that he thinks Apple "is doing great disservice to shareholders by not having markedly increased its buyback." He also said that he would soon send Apple another in-depth letter regarding his proposals and confirmed that he has purchased another $500 million in Apple shares bringing his total investment to $3 billion.
After months of letters and meetings with Tim Cook urging the Apple CEO to introduce a larger buyback at around $150 billion, last month Icahn said he gave Apple notice that he would be making a precatory proposal to shareholders to call for a vote on a buyback at less than the $150 billion he originally proposed. A precatory proposal is essentially a formal request asking Apple to hold the vote, but it means Apple executives wouldn't actually have to implement the buyback even if the majority of shareholders approved it.
Having purchased $500 million more $AAPL shares in the last two weeks, our investment has crossed the $3 billion mark yesterday.—
Carl Icahn (@Carl_C_Icahn) January 22, 2014
Icahn has been proposing a larger buyback from Apple of around $150 billion since first announcing back in August that he had taken "a large position" in the company. We now know that position has increased from the $2.5 billion he owned previously to around $3 billion.
Icahn previously said executing the buyback immediately would result in "further stock appreciation of 140% for the shareholders who choose not to sell into the proposed tender offer." He also agreed to withhold his shares and not participate in the buyback to "invalidate any possible criticism" regarding the long term benefits of the proposal.
Apple confirmed that it received the precatory proposal and said it would actively seek shareholders' input and announce any changes to its return program in the "first part of calendar 2014."
Carl Icahn LIVE on CNBC: I'm actually better off if Apple does nothing. I plan on buying more of Apple's stock. • $AAPL—
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Our church pianist retired a couple of months ago and I was asked to do the cake for her surprise party. The top is a chocolate plaque and the lilys are gumpaste. I loved doing the scarf down the side of the cake...fondant with musical accents.
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Indigenous well-being in four countries: An application of the UNDP'S Human Development Index to Indigenous Peoples in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States
Author affiliations
1 Department of Sociology and the Department of Health Studies and Gerontology, University of Waterloo, 200 University Drive W, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
2 Centre for Developmental Health, Curtin University of Technology, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, PO Box 855, West Perth. WA. 6872. Australia
3 Strategic Research and Analysis Directorate, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Terrasses de la Chaudière, 10 Wellington, North Tower, Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
4 Department of Sociology, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada
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BMC International Health and Human Rights 2007, 7:9 doi:10.1186/1472-698X-7-9Published: 20 December 2007
Canada, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand consistently place near the top of the United Nations Development Programme's Human Development Index (HDI) rankings, yet all have minority Indigenous populations with much poorer health and social conditions than non-Indigenous peoples. It is unclear just how the socioeconomic and health status of Indigenous peoples in these countries has changed in recent decades, and it remains generally unknown whether the overall conditions of Indigenous peoples are improving and whether the gaps between Indigenous peoples and other citizens have indeed narrowed. There is unsettling evidence that they may not have. It was the purpose of this study to determine how these gaps have narrowed or widened during the decade 1990 to 2000.
Census data and life expectancy estimates from government sources were used to adapt the Human Development Index (HDI) to examine how the broad social, economic, and health status of Indigenous populations in these countries have changed since 1990. Three indices – life expectancy, educational attainment, and income – were combined into a single HDI measure.
Between 1990 and 2000, the HDI scores of Indigenous peoples in North America and New Zealand improved at a faster rate than the general populations, closing the gap in human development. In Australia, the HDI scores of Indigenous peoples decreased while the general populations improved, widening the gap in human development. While these countries are considered to have high human development according to the UNDP, the Indigenous populations that reside within them have only medium levels of human development.
The inconsistent progress in the health and well-being of Indigenous populations over time, and relative to non-Indigenous populations, points to the need for further efforts to improve the social, economic, and physical health of Indigenous peoples.


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2013 NFL Pick 'Em: Week 6
Picking the NFL's Week 6 Action
Don't look now, but Week 6 of the 2013 NFL campaign is already upon us. In what seems like no time at all, we've gotten into the meat of the season and are starting to see contenders pull away from pretenders. Unfortunately, that doesn't make picking each week's action any easier.
The rollercoaster ride calmed down a bit for me in Week 5, as I managed a 9-5 record on the weekend's 14 games. Combining that with records of 7-9 (Week 1), 13-3 (Week 2), 7-9 (Week 3), and 11-4 (Week 4), my record on the season improves to a respectable 47-30. Considering how hard it is to pick NFL games at times, I'd like to think that's a record worth being proud of.
Now headed for Week 6, there will be plenty of intriguing storylines to follow.
There are a few NFC clubs with poor records who, due to other divisional teams struggled, are still in position to earn a playoff spot. That, however, means that they must flip the switch and start playing with a sense of urgency. Other teams sporting better records are simply looking to keep their position atop the standings intact. And then there are some teams that are just looking to get through the next 12 weeks of NFL action healthy.
Either way, it should be another exciting week of football. Here's a look at the 15 Week 6 games and what you should expect from each showdown.
Week 6 Byes: Atlanta Falcons (1-4), Miami Dolphins (3-2)
New York Giants (0-5) at Chicago Bears (3-2)
The Bears got really lucky that they got matched up against the Giants in Week 6, because they're downhill slide needs to stop. Going up against the winless G-Men provides the perfect opportunity for that. The Giants' have been miserable through five games and should provide Alshon Jeffery with yet another opportunity to put up huge numbers.
Winner: Bears
Green Bay Packers (2-2) at Baltimore Ravens (3-2)
With a confidence boosting win under their belts, the Packers are looking like a team ready to steal the division crown. In the other corner, the Ravens have limped their way to 3-2 and appear a loss or two away from falling apart. While Aaron Rodgers tears the Baltimore defense up through the air, Eddie Lacy will rumble on the ground and hand the Ravens their third loss on the year.
Winner: Packers
Cincinnati Bengals (3-2) at Buffalo Bills (2-3)
Coming off a big win against the Patriots, the Bengals will be looking to stay in the race for the AFC North crown. Playing against an offense led by Thad Lewis, who was on the Bills' practice squad a week ago, will certainly help their chances. Assuming Andy Dalton can put up a few touchdowns on Buffalo's patchwork secondary, Cincinnati should have no trouble winning this one.
Winner: Bengals
Detroit Lions (3-2) at Cleveland Browns (3-2)
Both of these teams have gotten off to better starts than expected, but one will have to fall to .500 before the weekend is over. The Lions have one of the best defensive lines in the NFL, which should make life difficult for the skittish Brandon Weeden. Even though the Browns have a tough defense of their own, getting Calvin Johnson back should be enough to land Detroit in the win column.
Winner: Lions
St. Louis Rams (2-3) at Houston Texans (2-3)
As bad as the Texans have been over the last three weeks, the Rams have been worse. They can't find a reliable running back – Zac Stacy looked good, though – and the passing game is spotty. Even the defense is giving up too much ground, as shown last week against the Jaguars. No matter who's starting at quarterback for Houston, J.J. Watt and their defense shouldn't have too much trouble keeping the St. Louis offense in check.
Winner: Texans
Carolina Panthers (1-3) at Minnesota Vikings (1-3)
Apart from their fluke win against the Giants, the Panthers have been a mess this season and Ron Rivera is feeling the heat. On the other side, the Vikings have been a few plays away from a much better record despite playing against a tough slate of opponents. Look for Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota offense to run rampant on Carolina as they try to stay alive in the NFC North race.
Winner: Vikings
Oakland Raiders (2-3) at Kansas City Chiefs (5-0)
As much of a surprise as Oakland's semblance of success has been, the bigger surprise has been the fact that the Chiefs are undefeated through five games. Andy Reid has his team playing lights-out football, and that should continue in Week 6. Unless the Raiders can completely nullify Jamaal Charles and the Kansas City offense, there's no way they can keep up on the scoreboard against the Chiefs' stout defense.
Winner: Chiefs
Pittsburgh Steelers (0-4) at New York Jets (3-2)
Not many would have guessed that the Jets would be 3-2 after three late-game comebacks courtesy of rookie Geno Smith. That's where they are, though, and the Jets should enjoy more success this week against a Steelers team that has floundered so far in 2013. Even with a bye week under their belts, Pittsburgh doesn't have the offensive firepower to overcome Gang Green's tough defense.
Winner: Jets
Philadelphia Eagles (2-3) at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-4)
With Josh Freeman gone and the drama in the rear-view mirror, the Buccaneers are coming off a bye week with plenty to prove. Mike Glennon is a liability under center, but the defense could have a big game. Look for Darrelle Revis, Mark Barron and DaShon Goldson to bait the Eagles' new starting quarterback Nick Foles into a couple of interceptions on their way to Tampa Bay's first win.
Winner: Buccaneers
Jacksonville Jaguars (0-5) at Denver Broncos (5-0)
They might be coming off a close call against the Cowboys, but the Broncos are going to cruise against a pitiful Jaguars team. Peyton Manning will carve up the Jacksonville secondary for the first half, but should be on the bench by the third quarter. For that matter, don't be surprised to see the entire Denver second-team in by the fourth quarter.
Winner: Broncos
Tennessee Titans (3-2) at Seattle Seahawks (4-1)
Through five games, Russell Wilson is finally hitting his stride and appears dialed in as the Seahawks' leader. Meanwhile, the Titans thrust Ryan Fitzpatrick into the starting lineup and fell short against the Chiefs in Week 5. While they're no longer undefeated, Seattle won't fall victim to Fitzpatrick's sneaky scrambling abilities or arm this week.
Winner: Seahawks
New Orleans Saints (5-0) at New England Patriots (4-1)
Even with Rob Gronkowski back in the lineup, the Patriots simply don't have enough firepower to get it done against the Saints. Arguably the most balanced team in the NFL, New Orleans is racking up yards in bunches while shutting opponents down on defense. Look for Cameron Jordan and the rest of the Saints' 3-4 front to give Tom Brady fits all night long.
Winner: Saints
Arizona Cardinals (3-2) at San Francisco 49ers (3-2)
Despite a shaky offense, the Cardinals defense has willed the team to 3-2 to start the season. They're currently tied for second place in the NFC West, but that won't last long. After a rough first couple of weeks, the 49ers are back on pace to being one of the conference's best teams and should cruise to another dominant victory at home against Arizona.
Winner: 49ers
Washington Redskins (1-3) at Dallas Cowboys (2-3)
As awful as this division looks, the Cowboys are clearly the leaders and will prove it this week against the Redskins. Coming off the best performance in his NFL career, Tony Romo will connect with Dez Bryant and the rest of his receivers early and often against one of the worst defenses in the league. No matter what the Washington offense does, their defense will lead them to another loss.
Winner: Cowboys
Indianapolis Colts (4-1) at San Diego Chargers (2-3)
Are you kidding, San Diego? Despite having an explosive offense, Philip Rivers and Co. managed to choke against an inferior Raiders team last week and continue to make fans miserable. At the same time, the Colts are quickly proving themselves to be one of the top contenders in the NFL. Barring a complete meltdown by Indianapolis, they'll be 5-1 by the end of Monday night. Look for Trent Richardson to have plenty of success against a weak Chargers defensive front.
Winner: Colts
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Arnett Foster Toothman PLLC announced today a merger with Pennsylvania-based firm Carbis Walker LLP. The new firm, Arnett Carbis Toothman LLP, will likely be one of the top 100 largest accounting firms in the United States. Management of both Arnett Foster Toothman and Carbis Walker shared the news with staff at planned meetings within their respective offices on Friday, October 17, 2014.
"This is a welcome merger of two highly diverse and well-managed firms who share similar corporate cultures and philosophies," said Steve Robey, CEO of the new firm. "It is a bold and an exciting move not only for our firms but for our region. Our combined expertise makes Arnett Carbis Toothman ideally positioned to provide clients even higher levels of service and counsel, and in broader areas."
Arnett Carbis Toothman Pennsylvania offices will include locations in New Castle, Pittsburgh, and Meadville, complementing West Virginia offices in Charleston, Bridgeport, Buckhannon, Morgantown, and Lewisburg, as well as Columbus, Ohio.
The two firms share similar historical timelines. Arnett Foster Toothman traces its roots to 1950 and employs 160 people. Carbis Walker was formed in 1946 and employs 105 people.
"The new firm immediately enhances our existing niche sectors and strengthens newbusiness opportunities," emphasized James Hunt, formerly Carbis Managing Partner who will now be Chairman of the firm's Executive Committee. "Our combined expertise and experience in sectors such as health care, construction, financial institutions, oil and gas/ natural resources, and manufacturing, among others, will certainly be an asset to clients requiring world-class service over a regional footprint." Hunt noted the combined firms will now have expanded capabilities and even greater specialization and will be "uniquely positioned to provide greater technical support to clients."
Robey and Hunt commented the management teams of both firms will remain intact and will continue their management and leadership roles with the new firm. Hunt also added cutbacks or layoffs are not anticipated. "If anything, our new company will create expanded opportunities for existing – and new – staff."
Robey outlined that the subsidiary and affiliated companies of both firms will for now continue with "business as usual." Total Practice Management, LLC and Walker Benefits, Inc. will become subsidiaries of Arnett Carbis Toothman LLP. The operations of AF Financial Holdings LLC (AFFH), and its subsidiaries that include AF Financial Advisors LLC (AFFA) and AF Insurance Advisors LLC (AFIA), will operate as affiliated companies of Arnett Carbis Toothman. Robey also noted that it is anticipated that OPIS LLC and AFFA will combine operations to provide consistent, unified asset management to all clients.
The merger is Arnett Foster Toothman's second growth initiative in 28 months. In July 2012, Arnett & Foster PLLC merged with West Virginia firm Toothman Rice LLP. Prior, the Arnett & Foster firm made it's first move across state lines when it opened a Columbus, Ohio office in 2011.


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The Romance of Risk: Why Teenagers Do the Things They Doby Lynn E. Ponton
Dr. Lynn Ponton has devoted her clinical practice to a particular community-teenagers in trouble. Whether these kids are struggling with peers, experimenting with drugs, stealing cars, or having unprotected sex, they have something in common: they are all involved in unhealthy risk-taking. And their parents are scared. "How did my child get involved in this dangerous situation?" they ask. "And what can I do?"Their fears are justified: today's teens have moreopportunities for taking dangerous risks than ever before. But inThe Romance of Risk,Dr. Ponton refutes the traditional idea that risk-taking is primarily an angry power struggle with parents-so-called teenage rebellion-and re-defines it as a potentially positive testing process whereby challenge and risk are the primary tools adolescents use to find out who they are and determine who they will become. This new perspective is revealed in a series of mesmerizing tales about individual adolescents and their families. Among others, we meet Jill, a 13-year-old thrill-seeking runaway; Hannah, a privileged daughter of suburbia who suffers from anorexia; and Joe, a high school senior with a serious drinking problem. Through these stories, we come to understand Dr. Ponton's startling observation that teenagers must confront and experience challenge and risk along the path to self-discovery. For adolescents, the powerful allure of the adult world is equaled only by the fear of failing to find a place in it. Parents can ease that transition into adulthood, however, by promoting healthy risk-taking so that dangerous options will be avoided. InThe Romance of Risk,parents will learn how they can begin to understand rather than fear adolescent risk-taking, and how to communicate with their children about it. After all, teenagers will always romanticize risk. But with the support and guidance of parents and other adults, odds are the risks they take will be the right ones.
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- Albanian (Of or pertaining to Albania)
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Five years ago, Anthony Puente had to go on a search to find someone who wanted him.
A superstar linebacker at San Antonio Marshall with a string of all-city awards, a player who produced at every level and every sport he played, had one scholarship offer: Cisco Junior College.
Considered too short to be a linebacker at 5-foot-11, too slow to be a safety, Puente was looking for a home.
"Everybody told me I was undersized," he said.
Now, a game into his senior year at UTEP as a two-year starter at linebacker, as the team's leading tackler, he's finally found a label that fits.
Puente is a Sean Kugler football player.
"He's exactly the type we're looking for from a character standpoint, from a toughness standpoint," Kugler said. "He comes to work every day with energy, he does the right things in the weight room and the classroom, he's a leader on this team.
"He's a football player. It doesn't matter if you're 5-10, 5-11. If you can play football, you can do it on a daily basis ... we're not hung up on star ratings or size."
Puente certainly never was. He was more hung up on what he could do and figuring out how to do it better than worrying about what tools he wasn't born with. With several of his former high school teammates here at UTEP before him, he walked on in 2010 and began the long trek to the top of the depth chart.
"That was the plan," he said. "I told my parents I was coming out to play football, that I would do anything I could to make it happen. Every day, I went to work, I wouldn't take no for an answer. I have a lot of confidence, not cockiness, just confidence. I believe in my work ethic."
He can sum up that ethic simply.
"I never settle, I'm never complacent, I always try to find a way to get better," Puente said. "I'm always studying, trying to learn the game inside and out."
A year ago, that was enough to earn him a scholarship and a starting spot in Scott Stocker's new 4-2-5 defense. Not surprisingly for a self-described studier, Puente immersed himself in the defense and now, a season later, his improvement has taken him to another level. In the opening victory over New Mexico he led the team with a career-high 11 tackles, a big reason the Lobos mostly abandoned the inside running game and started attacking the perimeter.
"He's come a long ways in one year, he's 10 times better and it showed the other night," Stoker said. "He knows the system so much better, he doesn't make mistakes. He's earned everything he's gotten, nothing was given to him."
That transformation from walk-on to star has earned the respect of his teammates.
"When he got here, he was a little stout guy," his fellow starting linebacker Trey Brown said. "I didn't think anything of him. But he works hard every day, every day, now he's an unbelievable player. I love to play beside him."
Puente is one of four fifth-year seniors who arrived as walk-ons but have started a significant number of games, along with safety Wesley Miller, fullback Josh Bell and guard Paulo Melendez. They could all be considered Sean Kugler players.
"He's intense on the football field," said his friend Miller. "Before the first series, I have him warm me up: head butts, slapping me in the face. He has a physical, physical mentality, he doesn't hold back at all. When you have a disadvantage (like size), you have to bring it in all the other areas and he does that."
That's created an unlikely career with special memories, such as the day he was awarded a scholarship, and just the chance to be on an FBS football field.
"I got to play in a bowl game (the 2010 New Mexico Bowl) and I'll get to play in a second bowl after this year," Puente said. "I've gotten to play against the best, Johnny Manziel, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Ole Miss. You always dream about that as a kid and I've gotten to do it."
That result wasn't the obvious way to bet when Puente arrived on campus five years ago, but then again, Puente never bet on the odds.
He bet on himself.
Coming up:
What: UTEP (1-0) vs. Texas Tech (1-0) in a non-conference football game
When, where: 9 p.m. MDT at Sun Bowl Stadium.
Tickets: UTEP Ticket Center, 201 Glory Road; 747-6150
TV: Fox Sports 1
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