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I have been using duplicator for a while and have just had this error.
When I go to create a package I get the 'process bars' but then the screen refreshes and no backup files are viewable.
If I try and download an older backup file the page jumps to a 500 error page.
I have contacted my hosting company and they can't see what is wrong. If I check the compatibility of the plugin I get..
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The backups are visible within the wp-snapshot folder (viewable in filezilla) although they don't work when I download and place them in the new directory.
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Volkswagen has updated its compact hatchback for 2010, giving it smoother exterior styling, updates to the cabin and a newly available diesel engine. It also marks the return of the name "Golf," which had been ditched for the past few years in favor of "Rabbit."
Smooth exterior styling was already one of the defining elements of the outgoing Rabbit, but the new Golf looks even slicker. The most significant exterior change is to its face, which has new headlights that are much more integrated into the grille than before. The grille itself is wider, and the lower portion of the front bumper has been restyled. In back, new taillights closely resemble those from VW's Touareg SUV.
The Golf will be offered in 2.5 and TDI trim levels. The base 2.5 hatchback is powered by a 2.5-liter inline-five-cylinder engine that makes 170 hp. The optional diesel engine in the TDI makes less power —40 hp — but produces a boatload of torque (236 pounds-feet at 1,750 rpm). Fuel economy figures haven't been released, but the gas engine's should be similar to the Rabbit's — which got between 29 and 30 mpg on the highway, depending on the transmission — while the diesel engine will likely be somewhere around the Jetta TDI's estimates of 40-41 mpg on the highway, and maybe even higher.
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I chose Hurin, and don't see how anyone could do otherwise, but then likely many others feel the same about their choices. Sure, Beren went to Angbanc uninvited, but that only underscores Hurin for me: he STAYED, defied Morgoth to his face for the bulk of his life, knowing that at any time he could have been released if only he would betray Turgon, as he watched his entire family systematically destroyed.
There he was bound by the power of Morgoth, and Morgoth standing beside him cursed him again; and he said: 'Sit now there; and look out upon the lands where evil and despair shall come upon those whom thou lovest. Thou hast dared to mock me, and to question the power of Melkor, Master of the fates of Arda. Therefore with my eyes thou shalt see, and with my ears thou shalt hear; and never shalt thou move from this place until all is fulfilled unto its bitter end.'
Naetheless, only three people ever defied Morgoth to his face, and of those one was the strongest of all the Valar, the other was turned into hamburger by a single blow of Grond and the other--the other walked out of Angband and went to see and then bury his wife.
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Secure undisclosed locations only, and he wouldn't get anywhere NEAR that close to any action, even when he was young and had the opportunity.
Cheney was the first government official to 'disappear' from Washington after 9/11. He was he first one calling for an Iraqi war after. Thank you for the truth-telling, Mr. Oliphant. Democracy can't work without the truth — the tested, statistically accurate TRUTH — being told.
All we can do is to hope and even pray that our current president is not as gullible as GW Bush was. And will work to keep us out of this quagmire of war and useless killing!!
"I truly believe we will be treated as liberators."
"I truly believe that terrorism is in its last throes."
Another Republican/Fox "news" viewer hero.
I liked the way Jon Stewart introduced Bill Kristol when he was out pimping his new book, as a man who had trouble in general with "being right about anything". Since Kristol was trying to pump up sales, he just had to sit there with a pained fake smile, squirm, and take it. Small payment for all the misery he and his fellow liars caused, but probably the closest we'll ever get to satisfaction from these well fortified oligarchs.
Thanks Pat,
We have to constantly expose those Neo-Cons for the blow hards that they are. Actually, I think "Darth Cheney" probably died 20 years ago and they are keeping him blabbering on spare parts.
So, if one isn't a veteran, one can't have opinions on war? Then what makes BHO's opinions on war valid? Yours? Think it through. Can men have opinions on women? Whites of Blacks? Young of Old?
The whole world thought Iraq had WMD's including Bush, Clinton, Congress, U.N., CIA, Russia, Iran, Israel, Saudi Arabia, etc. Saddam worked very hard to fool everyone. The U.S. went to war with the best information possible. The Monday Morning Quarterbacks are self-serving and ignorant.
The best fabricated information possible
Yes. Fabricated by Saddam and believed by the whole world.
@John Locke: Cheney's opinions became policy. His opinions about torture became LAW – who else would have directed the Justice Department to fashion a definition of torture that would justify it's use? His opinion of Saddam Hussein led him to direct the CIA to fashion a justification for war that had no basis in fact. His opinion of an above-the-law presidency led him to stonewall critics and investigators who sought information and factual justification for the extremism that was rampant in the executive branch. Your claim that "the whole world thought Iraq had WMDs" is about as disingenuous a statement as I've read here; in fact, Cheney directed this whole campaign of lies. Aside from LBJs lies that got us into Vietnam, no president or vice-president in our history had ever before lied to the congress and the world with such catastrophic results. Cheney's welcome to have opinions – let's just be sure his opinions don't lead to any more deaths.
Noooo, more like…
"Clinton let Bin Laden go."
"Iraq's WMDs were smuggled out to Syria on two converted airliners."
"Obama is not really an American citizen."
"Death panels! Death panels!"
Noooo, no Tea Party Republican would EVER buy into such silliness right, Sparky?
And BTW, if I want a straw-man, I'll go watch Wizard of Oz; no one here but YOU is talking about Cheney 'having no right to express his opinion.' Got that?
only 4500 casualties? Send Cheney & Bush back in, but this time let them go alone.
Nice, elegant, well constructed argument, calling someone a retard.
Thank you. My father was career Air Force, served in WWII, Korea and Viet Nam, with medals that fill a good sized drawer. My brother was wounded in Viet Nam. They appreciate a president who doesn't regard them as pawn pieces. Obama tries everything else possible before sending people ( yeah, servicemen are actual people with actual families and actual lives) into situations where they are going to get shot at. When Chaney and Bush came into office, most servicemen voted Republican. You can count us as another minority group that the Republicans have chased off into the Democratic camp.
who is it that "worked hard to fool everyone"??
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Skip to comments.Scott Brown to announce exploratory committee for U.S. Senate run
Posted on 03/14/2014 5:21:56 AM PDT by Din Maker
Former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown on Friday will announce he is launching an exploratory committee for a run for the New Hampshire U.S. Senate seat held by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
A source close to Brown confirmed the announcement is at hand, and said it will be made in Nashua, where the state Republican Party will begin its two-day Northeast Republican Leadership Conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Brown has been flirting with a Senate run in the Granite State for the better part of a year and recently moved full-time to what had been his vacation home in Rye and registered to vote there.
He has been intensifying his comments about the possibility of a run in recent weeks, as Shaheen's camp and the Democrats have been intensifying their attacks on him.
State Democratic Party spokesman Harrell Kirstein reacted to our report on Brown's contributions with this statement:
"Scott Brown is for Scott Brown and the powerful interests that back him, not New Hampshire. So when he gets back from his next trip to Iowa, he'll find himself in a tough Republican Primary against Republicans who are actually from New Hampshire. If he survives that, he'll face an even tougher general election against Jeanne Shaheen, whose common sense leadership makes a difference for New Hampshire and people here know it. New Hampshire isn't going to let Scott Brown and his big oil buddies like the Koch Brothers buy themselves a Senate seat."
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NH, you can do better.
I thought carpet baggers only went south.
RINO Brown will push out the REAL conservatives
and then either drop out, lose, or win and metamorphose
to a Democrat, just like before.
RINO carpetbagger alert.....
Hey Scott - explore THIS!
Isn't there a conservative who actually lives in New Hampshire who can run?
Or west. Maybe Brown should call Liz Cheney and get her take on how successful carpetbagging is?
If you want to repeal Obamacare, you need 60 in the Senate.
When 2016 rolls around, you may be happy that Scott Brown is Senator number 60.
Maybe he should have actually competed when he was up for re-election in MA. I know that New Hampshire could have done better a couple of decades ago. What about now?
Yeah, it's only mid-March and the election is in November. Thanks for dithering so long before you decided to "explore" a run!
Thank God I don't have to not vote for this guy anymore. The people of New Hampshire can have him! We're done! But they should reject him too!!
"Maybe Brown should call Liz Cheney and get her take on how successful carpetbagging is? "
Liz Cheney took on a well respected republican incumbent in a red state.
Brown is taking on a democrat incumbent in a blue state.
Liz Cheney was a carpetbagger. Scott Brown would be a carpetbagger. What difference does it make who they're taking on? The stigma is stil the same.
Scott Brown: gun-grabber, pro-abortion, pro-gay-marriage.
I won't vote for him.
I will vote for Testerman in the primary, and I will write-in her name in the general if she loses the primary.
I thought carpet baggers only went south.
Well, if you read my Post #1, you know I'm no Scott Brown fan. But, to his credit, he has had a vacation home in NH for years, on which, he paid taxes. From what I understand, through the years, he spent almost as much time there as he did in MA. Once again, I don't care for the RINO, but, just sayin' .
The people of New Hampshire can have him! Were done! But they should reject him too!!
Wow; Cotton. You said "reject him TOO"..... Are you saying you voted for Elizabeth Warren? God forbid.
No. I left my ballot blank. And thousands like me did the same.
I don't vote for democrats. But I don't vote for people just because they call themselves republicans either.
Brown thought he could screw us over and then we'd go ahead and vote for him again either because we had nowhere else to go or because the democrat was so horrible. Well, we had news for him! And now he's out of power and couldn't get elected dog catcher here in MA!
Scott did more damage to Obamacare then Cruz ever did. If you can snatch a blue state from the dims...take it.
All I can remember about Scott Brown is how excited some Freepers got when he was running for senator from Massachusetts. And the inevitable let-down they felt when it became obvious that he was not the conservative they thought he was.
Well he LOOKED like a conservative. After all he drove a pickup truck and wore an old LL Bean barn coat.
Another semi Demi running for the Senate. Great!
I don't vote for democrats regardless if they are calling themselves "moderate Republicans" or not. I would rather have an enemy that I can fight against than a traitor that will stab me in the back...and that is all "moderate Republicans" are; traitors.
I have owned a home in Vermont for 30 years. I pay my share of the taxes. I would never think to move there and suggest to speak for those who have lived there full time.
Of course, If I moved there...in typical Masshole manner, I would be telling them what they are doing wrong immediately. I think that would be popular.
//sarcasm tag is essential here.
Scott Brown is better on amnesty than the entire northeast.
Talk about gun control. What is a bigger threat: 12 million Democrats or 1 more RINO in the senate?
Scott Brown and Bob Smith should spend the whole campaign trashing the joke that is Ayotte.
A carpetbagger is an outsider who wins a rigged game.
Hillary was a carpetbagger in NY but would not be a carpetbagger in Texas.
Cheney thought she had a rigged game where she could use her name recognition and national fund raising and pummel Enzi in a primary where very few vote and then pummel the democrat.
Brown is in a very competive race where the game is not rigged.
Also the states in NE are so small, Brown grew up about 40 miles from the NH border.
NH really can't do better than this RINO?
Before you go tossing around the word traitor.
Some would call you a traitor for helping enable Obama to be President.
I am not sure you are responding to me. I never called him a traitor. I respect his years of service in the MA State House and in the service of the country.
I just dont think its fair to the folks of NH to live somewhere else, representing them—and then turning around in a few years and trying to represent another state.
The people of NH are free to elect whomever they please.
And trust me, friend, I did nothing to help elect Obama.
Brown is the chosen sacrificial lamb, maybe he knows it, maybe not. The rinos who run the state gop are trying to capitalize on three conservatives who are going to split the conservative vote, and hand the nomination to the rino du jour, who will then lose to Shaheen, who BTW is better on guns than Brown. That's the plan, and they are comfortable with it. What really, really, REALLY matters to them is that an actual conservative doesn't win. They will do anything to prevent it, including throwing the election to a dem.
Gun rights trump virtually every other issue in New Hampshire, and gun owners will vote for the candidate with the better voting record, no question about it.
The NH rinos are joined at the hip with the dems in their efforts to stop conservatives. Big name political pundit, commentator, and otherwise moron is Tom Rath, a lawyer, picked up for DUI recently, who is in an environmental law practice with the biggest dems in the state. He's a real POS, and never stops bashing and ridiculing conservative candidates. He's the usual go-to spokesman for the country club rinos, and was on tv supporting Brown the day he announced that he's running. WMUR always goes to Rath for commentary, because they know that they can count on his hatred for actual conservative candidates.
Now that Brown is in the race, he will be the nominee by splitting the conservative vote, and then lose to Shaheen over guns. Watch it play out, for sure.
"I am not sure you are responding to me. I never called him a traitor. "
Yes, my mistake. It was post 23 I was responding to not your post 24.
Sorry about that.
No problem...
Been called a lot of things. Especially being from Mass.
Had me scared that I had said something stupid....again.
Apology accepted. Now let's go back and call that traitor a traitor!
Have a great night.
"Isnt there a conservative who actually lives in New Hampshire who can run?"
They need a Wiliam Loeb clone but I'm afraid there aren't enough of them around these days.
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A land swap involving a small piece of Bob's Cove
conservation area, near Queenstown, in exchange for land
owned by neighbour Sue Farry, of Punatapu Holdings Ltd, looks
set to proceed. The Otago Conservation Board gave its support
to the proposal yesterday.
The Department of Conservation (Doc) is considering a request
by Mrs Farry to trade .0755ha of land owned by Punatapu
Holdings Ltd for .0460ha of conservation land.
In a report considered at yesterday's board meeting, Doc
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Centre, Dinah Wakelin, said the proposal aimed to resolve a
''longstanding encroachment issue''.
The conservation area was ''inadvertently fenced in'' when
the Farrys fenced their adjoining land for deer and goat
farming, she said.
The grazed land had two water tanks, an old musterer's hut
and another hut on it. The musterers' hut had been restored
by the Farrys for accommodation.
They assumed it was on their land and when wind blew the
water tanks off the hillside, they were relocated to a more
sheltered spot next to the huts.
''In this case, the encroachment appears to be the result of
a genuine error and is longstanding,'' Ms Wakelin said.
''The land swap will result in the department acquiring land
which has regenerating bush in exchange for land which is
grazed and occupied by private buildings. ''
Doc was receiving more land than it was being asked to
surrender and the land to be freeholded had no value in terms
of conservation and recreation.
The public was not losing access to the area, as it had been
fenced off from public access for decades.
In the long term, the public would gain as Doc would acquire
land which had regenerating native bush in exchange for land
which was grazed and occupied by private buildings.
The areas involved were small and valuations had shown them
to be of equal value, she said.
The applicants would meet all costs associated with the
process. Board member David Barnes said supporting the
proposal was a ''no-brainer'' and it would be good to see the
matter resolved.
The Punatapu estate is advertised as providing luxury
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Bank mergers as scale-free coagulation
The asset size distribution of US banks is viewed as the result of a scale-free coagulation process. When two banks merge, the assets of the combined institution equals the sum of the assets of the constituent banks. Analysis of the Smoluchowski coagulation equation suggests the emergence of a steady state, power-law distribution with an exponent that only depends on the degree of homogeneity of the coagulation rate. Bank merger data satisfies such power-law scaling. We develop an underlying theoretical framework for bank mergers quite different from prevailing ideas based on game theory on the one hand, and recent econophysical models on the other. As a corollary we show that in order to avoid the emergence of a mega-bank, the rate of return should decrease with the bank size. Finally, we suggest that stochastic coagulation may provide a unifying description of fast integration processes characteristic of globalization.
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Summer of Analytics Too: Electric Boogaloo: Leafs Hire Bruce Peter
Jon Steitzer
August 31 2015 06:51PM
According to the Saskatoon Blades, the Leafs have hired their Statistical Analyst, Bruce Peter.
Bruce Peter (@bladelytics), our Statistical Analyst has been hired by the @MapleLeafs. We wish him all the best in #the6!— Saskatoon Blades (@BladesHockey) August 31, 2015
Peter has already been added to the Mapleleafs.com Management list, so we can assume this is official.
Peter will be joining a team that includes Cam Charron (former editor of this site and noted girlfriend haver), Darryl Metcalf, and Rob Pettapiece reporting up to Kyle Dubas.
Monday Mailbag: Buncha Bangers
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August 31 2015 03:47PM
I'm going to the Blue Jays game tonight. I like it when teams score more points than the other team, especially when the team that does it is the one that I'm cheering for. The Blue Jays have done that a lot lately. I like seeing the City of Toronto happy and successful. I don't know where I'm going with this, but Toronto rules and hopefully more parts of it will rule soon.
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August 31 2015 09:15AM
TheLeafsNation.com is counting down the best Leafs of all-time and Felix Potvin made their list. Knowing he is my blue and white bae, they asked me to make a video about him. Here it is!
TLN Prospect Profile: #5 Jeremy Bracco
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August 31 2015 08:09AM
When the Leafs traded their 24th overall pick in the 2015 draft to move down, I was a little upset. Others questioned the move too - with Travis Konecny still on the board, why not take him and run away laughing? But I was sad for a different reason - TLN favourite Jeremy Bracco was still available, and he most certainly wouldn't be by the time the Leafs picked again. Or so I thought.
TLN's All-Time Greatest Leafs Team: Rick Vaive
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August 30 2015 04:17PM
Rick Vaive was drafted fifth overall by the Vancouver Canucks in 1979. After just one season, he was dealt to Toronto as part of a package that saw Tiger Williams and Jerry Butler head west. Williams would put up one 30-goal season in Vancouver, Butler never hit 20. Vaive hit 50 goals three times in Toronto and hit at least 30 another four times in his 7 seasons in the Blue and White. It's perhaps the 2nd best Toronto-Vancouver trade ever, after Cam Charron for a writer to be named later (which turned out to be Jeff Veillette).


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When Microsoft revealed Surface to the world, we were pretty impressed. It looked like a highly-capable platform that, if it lived up to its promises, would be a major player in the tablet space. However, we also know that the iPad rules the roost. In fact, most consumers don't want tablets so much as they want iPads. What would Microsoft do with Surface to gain attention as a solid differentiator? It looks like it's gonna compete on price.
Engadget is reporting that the Microsoft Surface for Windows RT tablet is set to launch on October 26th for just $199. $199! This is a 10.6-inch tablet, almost a full inch larger than the iPad display, selling at $300 less than Apple's iconic offering. $199 puts the Surface RT in line with the 7-inch Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 tablets, and likely blows both of them out of the water in terms of performance and usability.
A $199 Surface tablet would do wonders for getting Windows 8 out there in a major way, and could bring a cool factor to Microsoft that it's been missing for a decade (save for the Xbox.) Of course, we'll have more on this as we get it.
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Guerlain started to produce miniatures looking like copies of their original bottles in the 70s. It would help if you can post pictures of the bottle and the box.
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I am very curious about this extrait version too, anyone has tried?
Soleil de Capri is fresh and citrusy, slightly fruity, that's the most "light" Montale I can remember. Your wife's friend may want to try Musk to Musk, Ginger Musk or White Musk, haven't tried any of...
Don't feed the trolling comments...
Apparently there will be a second part coming out tomorrow.
From my experience, the batch code consists of two letters + 2 numbers + 1 letter, the second number is indicating the production year. This only applies to those perfumes produced after the...
It feels a bit unfinished. I'm wondering why they reused the whole Catherine Deneuve idea, it was great then, but could definitely be more creative this time.
Totally agree that Velvet Gardenia smells a lot of tuberose, I find it close to EL Tuberose Gardenia. Anyway, I still like it.
As for Une Voix Noire, it reminds me of compositions from Isabey,...
The price was posted in the Une Voix Noire thread, apparently 90€.
Here you are.
I think it is said that more will come in this packaging.
Amouage - Homage
Chanel - 31 Rue Cambon
Frederic Malle - Portrait of a Lady
Guerlain - Attrape-Coeur (1999)
Guerlain - Quand Vient la Pluie
Hermes - Hermessence as a collection
This bottle was introduced in the 50'. Shalimar was indeed named No. 90 for export but I'm not sure that this name was only used during the late 20'.
QVLP smells like rain/water in the same sense as L'Eau d'Hiver, definitely no calone, it's more like the fresh and cool air after the rain.
Haven't tried Mon Precieux Nectar properly, only knows QVLP to some extent. I see the relation between QVLP and Apres l'Ondee, mostly due to the heliotrope and violet. QVLP is pretty heavy on...
It's difficult to believe that even the SA:s are kept in the dark, the training usually takes place a long time in advance. My bet is on them being secretive.
I agree with this, though it's only this year that zero information has leaked out so close to the release, probably they are trying a new policy this year.
I see you mentioning an unofficial preview above, so someone must have tried already...
Still waiting for the reviews to appear, it's September soon, why is everyone so tight-lipped.
Iunx has a frangipani candle which smells wonderful.
I was there last spring, as others have said I enjoyed the Museum of Perfumery the most, it has a very nice collection of perfume bottles. Other than the museum, I also visited Fragonard which is...
"Without warning, two of our previously trusted vendors left the The Perfumed Court and did not fulfill of all their orders for which they (NOT The Perfumed Court) received payment via your credit...
Would like to hear a review of this book.
Maybe you already got the answer from Guerlain, in any case, they used this kind of boxes between 1950 and 1967.
Cartier is more or less "safe" (at least from LVMH), as it is the crown jewel of the Richemont group...
I think the version with SDV only exists in 1400 copies (not 100% sure though), so you might want to check with Guerlain to reserve one.
Bumping up the thread with a photo from today.
PS, I am not the lady on the photo.
Hehe, I guess I should hang around more...
I was at Les Salons du Palais Royal last Saturday, according to an SA there the next Christmas scent will be Cuir Mauresque.
My favorites are Cuir de Russie, Doblis and Tabac Blond.
It smells very much cedar to me, and I agree that the drydown is reminding me of MKK.
JAR is an experience as well, unless you have already been to the NYC counter.
I think I have Barille's book in English, so it definitely exists. Actually you can find reviews of most Guerlain books on Mr. Guerlain's website:...
From what I understand the concentration of the JARs is extrait, most of them retails for around €300 for a bottle of 30ml, it's not terribly much more expensive comparing to what Chanel and Guerlain...
Those of you who got signed copies, does the numbers in the corner mean the number of the actual copy out of the total number of signed ones, or was it just the date when it was signed?
SL did officially change the formula at some point, this I got in an email directly from SL. One can of course speculate that the reason they changed the formula was that the old formula had a...
It looks like a recap of what IFRA is is in place:
"IFRA, the International Fragrance Association, is the official representative body of the fragrance industry worldwide."
And I have still not...
Inux can be found in Hotel Costes, at least last year I was able to.
There are slightly more info on 1000fragrances:
Three kits are available for the first round, and forewords are...
I don't seem to be able to find the relevent info about how EU is going to follow IFRA's recommendations, could someone point me to an official source? In IFRA's documents it only says:
"It is the...
The thing is that it's the big fishes that are behind IFRA, and their motives are up to anyone to guess.
I believe Gardenia is also still made in parfum concentration.
Very good question, in the case of sandalwood there is the tradition in India to use pure sandalwood oils, so in a sense it is a perfume, but the blending work is probably not very much perfumery, as...
Haven't tested Santalum, Santal de Mysore is very nutty, so creamy that one could think it is vanilla, but no sugar though.
Unfortunately I have never tested santal absolute, but I do have sampled Montale's Santal de Mysore (long time ago I actually managed to get a sample from Montale). It is very very creamy, not like...
According to Montale these are pure oil blends with the absolutes, at least jasmine, rose, saffron and santal. Highness Rose is indeed very good, a friend recommended me to layer it with MKK, a real...
The bottle + the base could have been placed inside MoMA without slightest problem :D.
I would guess that Octavian at 1000fragrances tested Champs-Elysees at the Guerlain boutique in Paris, can't imaging the boutique would make their only tester to be of bad quality.
The EdP is an LE as well, I think it was priced at €280 in Paris last fall, considering the price it seems probable that it is not sold out yet.
Sounds like you have had a fabulous time! You guys have to get more north next time ;).
Ironically the EdP actually turns out to be more expensive per ml than the parfum, the atomizer in the EdP presentation is 7,5ml as well, but no crystals just as bbBD observed. The two concentrations...
Beige should definitely be available in Germany and I think Cuir de Russie parfum as well (I got two bottles from Berlin last year), but the stock of the parfums can be unpredictable though, maybe...
Glad that I can be of some help. Many brands have several shops but I only took the largest one of them. I have not been to the Osmotheque but I know that you have to book an appointment well in...
Parfums of Bois des Iles, Cuir de Russie, Gardenia and No. 22 are still available, not only in France but also (at least) in Germany. A 15ml bottle costs €145 and a 28/30ml bottle costs €215, prices...
What a gift, congratulations!
For a moment I thought you meant Shalini, the spelling is really close!
I am still waiting for my decant, it has taken almost two months now, Luckyscent should hurry up next time.
Unfortunately Bois des Iles is one of those scents where the parfum is much better than the EdT, as often is the case with Chanels.
There is a Guerlain for everyone :D.
There was a similar discussion on Perfume of Life recently, many interesting points were brought up on this subject:
Maybe you can try Cologne du 68 as well.
I have been wondering about this too, waiting for a definite answer.
I don't find much iris in 31 Rue Cambon, maybe you meant 28 La Pausa?
If you can find it, Tauer Orris.
Does anyone know how to read the SL batch numbers? I sort of figured out that the first letter has something to do with the production year, the following correspondence roughly works
I went to the Hermes shop in Berlin two days ago, the SA didn't have a clue about this.
I made a map of interesting shops in Paris for my visit this summer:
I was at The Corner one week ago, the correct prices are 105€ for the 50ml and 165€ for 100ml, so the prices in London are comparable.
I have missed this completely, do you have any info about this makeup line?
I think most often the SAs simply have no clue how to read the batch numbers, and thus do not even know when something has past the "expiration date".
The review by Mike Perez is out:
I am very curious about this one, waiting eagerly for the review.
It has been produced in several sizes in the past, but this particular one is 100ml (which, if I am not mistaken, hasn't appeared before).
One small mystery to me is the fact that I have almost...
Try Cologne du 68 from Guerlain as well, it's quite nice.
I like it a lot too, but the sillage is not very good on me.
Not only that, probably you will be worried and end up buying a few plane tickets back and forth to France to meet him just to be sure that you actually get something that feels like your scent.
I think Gardenia is the most feminine one among the Exclusifs, but these two are quite close.
Great purchase!
I guess you meant Isvaraya? Tihota is more like pure condensed vanilla.
My guess is Eau de Ginza he made for Hermes.
It depends on what concentration you want, Escentual carries some:
Also Les Senteurs:...
I got No. 5 parfum, at last.
I just read about it too, cedar and patchouli:
I did try to find more info on HM's webpage, all I could find was the photo of the bottle, but no description of the scent itself.
It's the same in Sweden, when the online sale starts the whole server always crashes within minutes.
A bell jar retails in Paris for 105, the size is 75ml.
Does anyone know anything about the coming scent CdG made for HM? Like what kind of scent, or who made it etc.?
I have no experiences with vintage Chanels, but with their new bottles one has to cut the wire, remove the wax seal and then take away the membrane, otherwise you will just get a mess out of...
If the formulas are weighted, they should know before blending how much perfume they will end up with right?
227 bottles can't be easy to get rid off...
The robbers surely had taste at least.
Mr. Guerlain, do you know why Guerlain's LEs are always produced in seemingly strange numbers? Is there any explanation to those numbers?
I read something similar in Roja Dove's book:
"Aldehydes with odd numbers (from C12 down) smell sparkling, and seem to make other ingredients shimmer or vibrate. A fragrance which contains a large...
I did try Highness Jasmine when I was in Paris last summer, as the name stated it is a jasmine soliflore, a tad more indolic than Jasmin Full, but it was really beautiful (except for the price).
I would probably be too curious to be able to keep the bottle sealed, anyway, enjoy your No. 46, sealed or opened ;).
Après L'Ondee is one of my favorites, I guess it's just as good that the current version is way way out of my range, sigh. The turtle bottle is indeed very beautiful!
I think the limited is 400€ now. So you got Champs-Elysees, wow, hope you will write more about it on your page.
Edit: I went to your homepage, the 60ml version is not available anymore at the...
Both Jicky and Sous le Vent from Guerlain are great lavender scents.
Great idea, thank you for sharing it.
I am also quite curious about why they included so many scents from the L'Art et la Matière line.
So they gave out a collection of minis after all, so beautiful, wow!
But what are the sizes of the bottles and in what concentration?
I think the most often it's a type of magnolia that is being sold on the street, the smell does however resemble jasmine and gardenia.


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Skip to comments.Man grows own chili for spiciest sauce
Posted on 04/12/2010 12:03:38 PM PDT by JoeProBono
NEW YORK, - A New York man said he is using his home-grown Naga jolokia, known as the world's hottest chili, to create the city's spiciest sauce.
Jeff Blaine, 53, said he and restaurant owner Satish Sehgal, 62, are using the Naga jolokia, sometimes known as ghost chili, to create a sauce about 400 times spicier than store-bought Tabasco, the New York Daily News reported Monday.
Guinness World Records recognized Naga jolokia as the planet's spiciest chili in 2007.
"It's very, very hot," Blaine said. "How hot is hot? You can hallucinate from this chili."
He said the sauce will eventually be available for purchase.
"We want to call it 'Killer Sauce' but we're afraid -- if you're not used to this, it can be dangerous," Blaine said. "It'll be easy -- there's such a high demand for heat like this."
No beans? Heck, the sauce is so hot, you probably don't even need a fire under the pan.
Ghost Chili? Well SOMETHING haunted the bathroom, that's for sure...
gotta hav beans...
otherwise it's just a hotdog condiment
I WANT it!
Me loves hot, spicy seasonings although the intestines are made of flesh and not cast iron skillet! Love the hot fire in the food but not raging to the point as to burn a hole in the belly either!
Chili con carne (literally "Chili with meat", often known simply as chili) is a spicy stew. The name "chili con carne" is taken from Spanish, and means "peppers with meat." Traditional versions are made, minimally, from chili peppers, meat, garlic, onions, and cumin, along with chopped or ground beef. Beans and tomatoes are frequently included. Variations, both geographic and personal, may involve different types of meat as well as a variety of other ingredients. It can be found worldwide in local variations and also in certain American-style fast food restaurants. The variant recipes provoke disputes among afficionados, and the dish is used as an ingredient in a number of other foods.
Bhut Jolokia Assam ghost Chile?
I don't know where to start...
What's the Scandinavian version? Is it white and bland?
A Native American legend from Texas, Arizona and New Mexico claims that Chili was a dish taught to them by Venerable Sister María de Agreda. Described as a beautiful young foreign lady dressed in blue ("The Lady in Blue" or "La Dama de Azul"), in the early 1600s. This mysterious lady was a Spanish Nun who taught the Indians how to prepare a dish made with venison, spices and assorted peppers (chilis). Support for this legend can be found in the earliest known record of Sister Ágreda missionary exploits in the New World as recounted in 1670 by Bishop Jose Jimenez Samaniego of Spain. In 1888, Fr. Michael Muller's book Catholic Dogma also recounts Sister Ágreda's interactions with Native Americans in Southwestern United States.
Thanks for the interesting story!
Sloppy Joe without the bread.
We Texans would have to hang you from an oak tree if you put beans in chili!
In Texas, the chili is limited to the ingredients you listed [the chilis are dried]. In New Mexico, pinto beans are included, on the side, andf green chilis are used.
Up here in New York, you usually find tomatoes and beans [usually kidney beans]. In Cincinnati they can add onions [two way], cheese [three way, and serve it over spaghetti [four way]. Oh yeah, they put cinammon in it, too.
How about ground beef or shredded beef?
I won't even ask about macaroni...
PS It's all good!
Chili cooked in lye. Made with cod and Jarlsburg.
That sounds about right.
But where else can you ask the waitress for a three way and not get slapped?
By the way, at both Skyline Chili and Gold Star Chili a two-way is chili and spaghetti. Three-way adds cheese, a four-way adds either beans or onions and a five-way adds both beans and onions.
Good to have around to kill off any bad parasites in your gut. Might kill you, though.
Speecy Spicy!
Texas Chili has no beans.
I find the secret to the best chili is always use the cheapest meat, sauce, tomatoes, beans, etc. you can find. Put several types of peppers, actually a couple of everything at the grocers(always minus seeds) and the cheapest chili powder out there (over $1 means you spent too much). Venison, when too tough use any other way is spectacular with some pork ($1 lb stuff) added. If you have more invested in a big pot of chile than steak dinners you have missed the true meaning of life.
That's what happened to Homer...
That one was a classic.
But I doubt if many under 50 will get it.
If your over 50, you will get it when you sit on the throne.
I'm working through a bottle of Dave's Ghost Pepper sauce. It is unbelievably hot.
"Ma ma mia! That's a spicee meatball"?
There's a guy in Texas who developed a strain of Jalapeno without any heat. He actually grows them (and I think he sells them too). When I heard that I was like, "What the heck for????"
I have no interest whatsoever to EVER meet that individual. If it happens by accident I'd be seriously disappointed; I can't conceive of liking anything about such a person at all.
I enjoyed this review of the sauce on Amazon:
I purchased a burrito from a small shop a few blocks from home. I was unimpressed with their habanero "hot" salsa. Eager to kick it up a notch, I reached for a bottle of what I later found to be Dave's Gourmet Ghost Pepper Jolokia Hot Sauce. I unscrewed the top and went to put a dab on. I quickly realized that there was no flow regulation but not before a large pool of the magma colored liquid dripped into my lunch. I decided to dab my finger in it and see what I was dealing with. It was formidable, sweet and flavorful with a long heat. I thought I could take the heat.
I demolished the burrito, hot sauce and all, and shrugged off the pain. Every bite was saturated with the taste of a thousand tortured souls but the guacamole still tasted great. I wiped my tingling lips and while downing a glass of water I looked at the bottle. It claimed a heat rating of "Insanity++." I headed home thinking surely the worst must be over. I've ate plenty of hot food and my stomach is battle tested. I was wrong.
I walked no more than a block before I started to feel odd. It was in the forties in Cleveland but I could feel the sweat forming on my brow. I walked another block and I could literally feel the burning sensation outlining my stomach. My breaths were noticeably faster and shorter. People on the street looked at me weird. I figured it would go away by the time I got home but I decided to pick up the pace. By the time my apartment was in sight I was experiencing tunnel vision and it felt like a live agitated weasel had been placed inside me. I knew what I had to do. After flushing my lunch, a tablespoon of this sauce, half a gallon of milk, and my ego down the drain, I can honestly say I am just happy to be alive. This sauce is not for mortals.
Empress chili in Cincinnati used to have "six-ways". I always wondered what the sixth topping was.
I know, I know....
but it's still a hotdog condiment.
I wouldn't sully good chili with a tube of pig's snouts and a&&holes.
My sentiments exactly!
There's a word for what he's growing, they're called bell peppers.
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Ricki and the Flash
Too many notes in this overstuffed story of a rock 'n' roller trying to go home make for a chaotic tone.
A well-intentioned film that jumps through the tropes of the "inspiring historical drama" genre 1-2-3.
Ricki and the Flash
I'm of the opinion that Meryl Streep in any movie is worth the price of admission alone. But "Ricki and the Flash" is unfocused and too musical.
ReelBob: 'Ricki and the Flash'
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In Satellite Piracy War, Battles on Many Fronts
Published: May 9, 2002
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"There are so many people doing it, it becomes socially acceptable for you to do it too," said a hotel manager from Detroit who spoke on the condition that he not be identified. The manager, who went to Windsor to obtain cards and satellite equipment, started pirating signals in 2000 when he became frustrated with his high cable bills.
He crossed the border because Canadians were able to exploit a discrepancy: government jurisdictions stop at borders, but satellite signals do not. Piracy of American satellite television could not be challenged here because the companies are not licensed in Canada. And while there are two Canadian satellite broadcasting providers, the appetite for American programming is overwhelming.
Today, an estimated one million Canadian households — about 10 percent of the population — are watching American satellite TV, in most cases without paying DirecTV or Echostar. Satellite dishes have sprung up on Canadian houses like gray mushrooms after a spring shower. Piracy Web sites flourished, and hundreds of stores opened as legitimate tax-paying businesses. In Windsor alone, 40 piracy stores emerged from 2000 to 2002. Classified ads were filled with offers to hack satellite cards.
By serving as wholesalers to dealers in the United States or selling to individuals who crossed the border into Canada, hackers and piracy shops nurtured the temptation for Americans to steal satellite signals.
How far are people willing to go for television? Windsor dealers say that customers have driven from as far as Oklahoma, West Virginia and Texas. Some have bought dozens of cards to sell or give to friends. Some Americans who could not get to Canada mailed their cards to friends in the Detroit area with pleas that they be returned before the big game, said the hotel manager.
The access cards are a valuable commodity. One Satan's Playhouse store was held up at gunpoint last year, said the owner, Mr. Dicker. The thieves made off not with cash but with hundreds of satellite cards worth tens of thousands of dollars.
To create the finished product, Canadians have had to look to the United States for the original cards. Last year the Canadians found a new source across the border for large volumes of low-priced cards: Wal-Mart , which like many retailers was selling DirecTV systems, which consist of a satellite dish and a black-box receiver, for a heavily subsidized $50.
Canadians printed out maps of Wal-Mart locations from the Internet and headed for the border, said David Fuss, the president of Incredible Electronics, a major Canadian wholesaler. They bought the systems by the dozens and the hundreds. What Canadian dealers wanted were the included satellite cards, which could be hacked and sold for $150, a handsome profit.
DirecTV's accounting showed that hundreds of thousands of cards disappeared into the vortex of piracy during that period. Last fall the satellite company started shipping systems to Wal-Mart without the card. "It was costing us a lot of money," said Larry Rissler, the head of DirecTV's Office of Signal Integrity. Now subscribers who buy from Wal-Mart have to order the card separately from DirecTV.
Last year DirecTV hired five law firms to mail cease-and-desist letters to American addresses obtained from raids on dealers. To date it has mailed over 7,500 letters. "We are going after the users," Mr. Rissler said. "We are trying to teach them a lesson."
The company is also fighting fire with fire, with its engineers hacking to fight the hackers. The Office of Signal Integrity designs little bits of code with a name that evokes cold war weaponry: Electronic Counter Measures, or E.C.M.'s. The E.C.M.'s, which travel up to the satellite and down to the cards, are the equivalent of heat-seeking missiles. When they find a card that has been hacked, they destroy the programming on it.
A few months ago, DirecTV stepped up its E.C.M. attacks to two or three a week. Within minutes of each attack, dealers said, their phones would start ringing and people would begin lining up in front of the Windsor stores to get their cards reprogrammed.
"It's television," marveled Patrick Reid, manager of Pirate Satellite, another store in Windsor. "It's supposed to be entertainment. But for some people it's critical."
Some viewers have found a remedy to the E.C.M. attacks: they are buying the hardware to program and fix the cards themselves. The devices, called loaders and unloopers, hook up to a PC. After an attack, hackers devise a software remedy and distribute it on the Internet. Within a day, most people are up and running again.
With a PC and an Internet connection, anyone can now be a pirate. The price of hardware has plummeted as competing manufacturers have flooded the market. Equipment that used to cost several thousand dollars has dropped to $100 or $150.
"Everybody and their neighbor has a programmer these days," said Rod Freire, a satellite installer in Windsor who has five satellite dishes on his house.
Still, the Canadian Supreme Court decision on April 26 changed the picture. The ruling that it was illegal for Canadians to watch American satellite television came on a Friday, and over the weekend, satellite piracy in Canada came to a stumbling halt. Storefronts were shuttered and Web sites were pulled down. Apologetic signs went up. Customers panicked. What would they do without their satellite TV? On the Monday after the ruling, the shelves and tables in one Windsor store were bare. The owner had stripped out all his equipment over the weekend. But customers kept calling.
"I can't talk to you on the phone," the owner said. "You can come here and we can talk face to face."
Customers wandered into the store one by one. An older man pulled a small envelope out of his pocket and took out a card. "Do you still . . . ?" he asked.
"We don't program anymore," the proprietor said firmly. Well, at least not officially. The owner then asked the man to leave his name and number on a piece of paper.
"We'll contact you," the owner said. "We'll work something out." The owner, who spoke to a reporter on the condition that he not be identified, said he would probably start making house calls but that his prices would go up.
There is currently an injunction on the enforcement of the ruling. But no matter the outcome, satellite piracy will continue, dealers say, with Web sites moving to offshore servers and more viewers buying the hardware themselves. Decoder News (decodernews.com), for example, a site that had been operating out of Toronto, plans to move its server to the Caribbean.
"If you never give kids candy in the first place, they'll be O.K.," said Mr. Dicker, the owner of Satan's Playhouse. "But you can't give kids a bunch of candy and then take it away. The same is true for satellite."


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Topping the involvement category was my old hometown, New Orleans, where 750 events were held simultaneously around the metro area. Still, expressed the organizer there, Sgt. Greg Elder, ''...citizens can't let their guard down ... the police need the help of the community.''
St. Johns County/St. Augustine did not place this year -- we won Rookie Category our first time out -- and next August, under the leadership of Lincolnville Crime Watch and United Way, we hope to make a better showing. Our NNO Talent Show in the Plaza de la Constitucion is one of several events that need our participation to succeed. This year noted Record reporter Peter Guinta has offered to judge a new competition category -- Essays. This added to the graphics and performing competitions should further involve the local neighborhoods.
All questions about National Night Out, including the concern over budgetary cuts, should be directed to Lincolnville Crime Watch President Landis Hewett at 829-9721.
Hewett is also looking for eggs to ''...hatch a great time...'' for the kids around the county during the Easter Egg hunt in April. Recently, Carol Ann Duran, owner of ''Hop To It'' (I Swear!) handed me several dozen plastic eggs for delivery to 117 Bridge St. All donations are being stored. Candy is also needed as filler for the nippers' little tummies. Prudence dictates that you do not donate hard boiled eggs any earlier than a week before the Egg Hunt on April 7.
Carrie Johnson has informed me of several events during Black History Month which could use volunteers.
Friday, the public is invited to witness the re-dedication of the National Historic Site Marker for Fort Mose, from noon until 1 p.m. Held at the site, they need five men, five women and 10 children to dress in period costumes representing townsfolk assembling to welcome the Spanish colony's new neighbors at Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose, the first free black settlement in America.
Saturday, in Ponce de Leon Mall on U.S. 1 South, volunteers are needed to dress in period costumes for a Black History Month celebration from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Spectators will be treated to African slave spiritual songs, sung a cappella.
Feb. 24, again at the Fort Mose site, the public will watch dramatizations of a runaway slave and the slave trader who intends to return her to South Carolina; of the fort's alignment with the Yamassee Indians in the area; and Black Militia training exercises.
This re-enactment requires volunteers to dress in period costumes, including Francisco Menendez and several Indians. The show runs from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
All these theatrics are mounted by the five-year-old Fort Mose Historical Society. If you are interested in any facet of this program, call Steve Gard at 461-2035 or Carrie Johnson at 825-1194.
Many thanks to the Flagler County Chapter of the American Association of University Women for the two lovely hand-crafted items from Kenya. They were presented to me by member Beverly Kelly at the signing party for my latest book ''Brother,'' in the Palm Coast Yacht Club.
By odd coincidence, the first story I ever wrote, aged 10, was about a lion strolling the streets of Nairobi. It was a rather macabre piece about this carnivore who meandered around the British protectorate, nestled in the highlands of East Africa, behaving himself with uncanny catlike dignity during the day. At night, however, he would go undetected as he picked off fowl, dogs and small children for his meals.
Fortunately, this story has been lost to history.
These African gifts are a result of international laissez-faire capitalism. AAUW member Linda Hirsh goes to Kenya every year to purchase many hand-crafted products, then sells them at her warehouse in Ormond Beach. It's a win-win situation for all concerned. These ladies are very involved with the perpetuation of formal education, as one would imagine, in addition to sponsoring reader's groups. The local AAUW president is Diane Boyce.
Don't forget United Way's Arts and Fine Crafts Fair on Feb. 10 and 11 at San Marco and Ocean avenues on the Mission of Nombre de Dios grounds, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. with free parking. It benefits both UW and the mission. Additional information: 829-9721.
Also, you still have time, today and tomorrow, to catch the mental meanderings of John Richards at his show in the Butterfield Garage Art Gallery, 137 King St., on the edge of Lincolnville.
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^.+ matches only the first line of the source code in dreamweaver. I need it to match each line so that I can wrap each full line in P tags. I have 500 files to do this in.
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Is lack of multi-line mode the problem? Is there any way to turn it on in dreamweaver? I tried using /m at the beginning search to enable multi-line mode, but that didn't work either.
I'm open to any solution for my current problem, even if it involves a different program. However, a fix for dreamweaver is ideal, 2nd place is a way to do this in notepad++, 3rd place is a way do to this in python or something (I only know javascript, you'll have to spell it out exactly in another language).
Thank you,
p.s. I found I can "select all > right click > selection > indent" to add two spaces to the beginning of each line in dreamweaver. This allows me to find the beginning of each line with / {2,}/. I really don't want to select all > indent on all 500 files, but i'm about to start since I've already spent a few hours bludgeoning dreamweaver.


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