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I see no reason to pick up his option. He's not making that much on the open market, so at the very least wait and re-sign him if you want him.
"A man with no belly has no appetite for life."
- Salman Rushdie
90% sure that Spurs have no bird rights on Gooden since he was acquired in FA..we can outright sign him if sheed goes to SAS
I think you look at Sac's team option on Cedric Simmons. He really hasn't been given an opportunity to play since being traded from Chicago. He's young, athletic and a solid rebounder. He won't cost that much. So the risk is low and reward would be high if he pans out. If all we are looking for is a younger Jeff Foster with the ability to score the Cedric fits that mold. If anyone else has some idea's that may be new and out there. throw em out there. Im sure there are other players like Cedric that could help us.
I finally got to watch it via pacers.com and I really like the ideas Bird has planned for during offseason.
I like it that he is willing to re-sign Jack which he's making it seem like that's first on his list of offseason to do's.
I also liked what he said about Troy being our starting PF and getting him a back up PF either Josh or a free agent.
Lastly I liked that he brought up a player name for the draft and that was Evans. I wouldn't be surprised if he selects him if he's still available when we make our selection. He's mainly the PG he would want. Tall and athletic.
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I noticed that in regards to Marquis, he said it as if they would take his option, not let him go and re-sign him. I'd like to think that if it came to that, they'd realize that's not the wise move.
Regarding a big man, he said it would be someone to back up Troy because he views Troy as a starting PF.
I think that Teams are probably interested in him....I just don't think they are interested in him at $7mil a year. In the offseason....even with the injuries, if a Team could sign him for some 2-3 year deal at $2-3 mil a year....he would be worth it.
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Smoke screen Smoke screen! When has the Pacers PTB ever tipped their hand about draft picks? Walsh never did and neither has Bird. I'm not buying it. Bird's too much of a poker player to give his hand away. Just a smoke screen.
He really never says names of guys he likes until he selects.
Who was it Bird talked/raved about after having workouts for the Pacers last year? Randolph or Arthur? He could have drafted whoever it was and didn't. Not buying him showing his hand prior to the draft with 2 months to go until draft day. SMOKE SCREEN!
Maybe Larry knows that we know this, & by coming out & stating a name he is in fact "hiding" his intent right under our noses!
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I don't even see the big deal about him mentioning Evans. He was asked about J'Ob's mentioning of needing a taller and more athletic PG, and Bird said the only one who would fit that description would be Tyreke Evans, b/c the rest of them are small.
He also stated that J'Ob most likely knows nothing about college players
What's the luxury threshold supposed to be next year?
Ya know, I just don't agree here.
IMO, while I agree that Bird doesn't "give his hand away [completely]," I do believe he tips his hand [about draft picks]. I believe that Donnie enjoyed the art of smoke-screening (daggone lawyers!), but Bird's just not wired to spout BS.
I don't have his recorded comments from last year to back up my argument, but I feel like he gave clues that he was particularly interested in both Rush and Hibbert. I admit, I was momentarily disappointed (though not outright ballistic like so many posters!) that he passed on Bayless, but once it was announced that we had obtained JJ along with Rush, I thought, "Of course!" When he picked Hibbert, I felt a strong sense of satisfaction.
I'm sticking my neck out here ... ... but I'm confident that his comments reveal that we will not be picking a (small) PG (unless we trade up to get Evans, which I don't see happening). And I'll go even further: I believe he hinted that if he can't pull off a pre-draft trade for a veteran PF, he may opt to (pick a wing at #13 and) acquire an additional pick later in the 1st round ... and select his "consolation prize" ...
... Tyler Hansbrough.
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I'm usually always satisfied with his selections.
Picking up Daniels' option.


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A World War II veteran who served in France during the war has been reunited with his Army-issued duffel bag nearly seven decades after it went missing.
Ninety-two-year-old William Kadar of Merrillville opened a carefully wrapped package Tuesday to find his drab green duffel bag inside. The folded up bag is still stenciled with his name and serial number.
Kadar tells the Post-Tribune he last saw the bag soldiers use for toting their gear in November 1944, a month before he was captured by the Germans.
His granddaughter, Arleen Haas, says a letter in the package says a 16-year-old French boy found the bag in his grandfather's house, tracked Kadar down and sent it to him.
Haas says her family hopes to speak to the boy through Skype soon.
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Fans at Target Center cheer Pacers forward; he scores 23 in 1st game since suspension.
By Mike Wells
MINNEAPOLIS -- The statistics -- 23 points, four steals and four rebounds -- were a given considering the competition.
But that's not why the 200 or so fans came to the Target Center.
A voice rang out from the stands seconds before the ball was thrown up at center court for Friday's NBA summer league game between the Indiana Pacers and Houston Rockets.
"We missed you, Ron," a fan blurted out.
For the first time in nearly eight months, forward Ron Artest was back in a Pacers uniform playing in a game.
"I played decent," Artest said after the Pacers' 72-64 loss. "It felt good to be out there and get back in front of some referees. It felt pretty good."
Friday wasn't about Artest showing up rookies and players hoping to catch the eye of the NBA officials in attendance. It was about seeing the first signs of a player who plans to have a more mature outlook after being suspended for the final 73 regular-season games and the playoffs last season for going into the stands at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Mich., after a fan threw a beer on him during a game against the Detroit Pistons on Nov. 19.
"I'm not trying to redo my image and I'm not trying to please anybody," Artest said. "I'm here to continue what I have to do; just be myself. I'm not trying to do any Cheerios commercials or Coca-Cola commercials. I want to do a commercial in the 'hood.' "
This wasn't an ordinary summer league game for Artest and the Pacers. Besides having team president Larry Bird, CEO Donnie Walsh and coach Rick Carlisle in the stands, Artest's personal public relations agent was in attendance, along with a swarm of media waiting outside the locker room after the game. One fan wore a "Free Ron Artest" T-shirt.
"I've been around him more in the last eight months than I've been in all my time here," Bird said. "I'm not going to say he's going to be perfect. He'll hear a lot from the fans and I know the fans like to watch him play.
"Ronnie loves the game, he loves to work," Bird later said. "He loves to do the things to prepare. He's done that. Now is the time to get ready to play."
Artest received a warm ovation from the sparse crowd during pregame introductions and applause for each jumper and driving layup he made. Artest, who spent countless hours in the gym while suspended, looked good physically and played with his customary tirelessness work ethic while keeping a smile on his face most of the game. He scored 15 of his 23 points on 5-of-7 shooting in the first half. He played a team-high 35 minutes.
"Mentally, I felt rusty because I haven't played in so long," he said. "I just figured I had to take my time. I tried to approach it like a playoff game. In the playoffs you have to be poised. I just started out playing team ball. I played with my team, which helped me get some shots. I wished we could have played with a little more intensity and won."
Bender to rest
Forward Jonathan Bender, who is trying to resurrect his career after several injury-filled seasons, had eight points in 26 minutes in his first competitive game since Feb. 2.
Now Bender is going to let his body rest for about a week.
"I've been going full speed (rehabbing) since the middle of the season," Bender said. "It's time for me to take a break."
Bender has been working with therapist Dan Dyrek in Boston and recently played in a basketball tournament in Houston.
"He has no swelling and no pain. That's the great news," Carlisle said. "He heads into this much-needed break with a lot of momentum. The important thing is that he pick it back up after his break and continue to move forward. By October, he'll be ready for training camp."
I knew this wasn't a Bob Kravitz article right off. The title told me that.
What I want to know is who is deciding things about Bender? Every time I read an article about him it says something different about which days he will play. One article said he was going to play two or three games. Another said he would play the last two games. Yesterdays Star said he would play the first and last games. This article sort of indicates Bender is going on a break now.
Why not just say things will be decided day to day? They are making the Pacer's franchise look very unorganized.
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�At BoatUS we know accidents don�t just impact your boat and �human� family or guests aboard � sometimes pets get hurt too,� said BoatUS Vice President of Underwriting Mike Pellerin. �If your boat suffers a covered loss and your (or family member�s) dog or cat onboard suffers an injury, we�ll pay up to $1,000 for veterinary expenses, or for final arrangements should the worst happen, for each pet aboard. This is just another way we take care of our members.� For more information go to www.BoatUS.com/insurance/pets.
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The BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety also recently released �Foundation Findings #52,� the boating safety equipment product testing series that looked at dog life jackets and was featured in the June/July 2012 BoatUS Magazine, �It's a Dog's Life (Jacket!)�
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Nine episodes into her new TBS show Full Frontal, Samantha Bee has quickly risen to the top of the late night game. In aptitude, her only rival may be HBO's John Oliver with Last Week Tonight. Even before the show aired, the organizers of the Tribeca Film Festival recruited Bee and her showrunner Jo Miller to discuss her show with them, fully trusting Bee's abilities to produce an excellent television program. Bee's new network home also held the same confidence in her. After years of being a correspondent for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Bee proved her worthiness and value as a comedian and as a political satirist. At the Tribeca talk, Bee said TBS, who had already been working with her husband Jason Jones, "just trusted us because we had already been working with them. They put a lot of faith in Jason and they put a lot of faith in me. I'm very thankful for them."
The attitude of Full Frontal is apparent right from the intro where Peaches' "Boys Want to Be Her" plays over the credits. Bee knew right away she wanted Peaches, "almost from the moment of knowing we were gonna be doing a show it came to me in a moment where I went, 'Well, Peaches will do the song.' Because, Peaches." before reaching out to Peaches, another edgy Canadian female, via Twitter. Peaches, ever so generously provided additional cues, cuts and backing bits for the show to supplement her song.


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Italian Sausage Guido thankfully returned
PHOENIX -- Oh, Guido. Always getting into trouble.
The Brewers were happy to learn late Wednesday that a missing link from their Famous Racing Sausage team had been found at a bar in Cedarburg, Wis. The $3,000 Italian Sausage, who goes by the name Guido, had been stolen from an event in the northern Milwaukee suburb two weeks earlier. After the caper made national news on Wednesday, someone dropped Guido on a barstool and made a break for it.
This particular costume is owned by Klement's and not the Brewers, but team spokesperson Tyler Barnes was nonetheless happy to hear that Guido had been returned with his casing in tact.
"This is the power of the press," Barnes said.
The Brewers own two copies of the five-man racing team, one for Miller Park and another for Maryvale Baseball Park. They are available for hire, but the Brewers send racers along with the costumes to keep an eye out for would-be sausage snatchers.
Guido has been in the national spotlight before. In 2003, the Pittsburgh Pirates' Randall Simon became the most hated man in Milwaukee when he smacked the Italian Sausage with a baseball bat as it ran past the visitors' dugout. They eventually made up.


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text: It's also not that GH has bad stats. His advanced stats have been good ever since he got here. His My Synergy PPP stats were excellent in his first 2 years here. That means that he is extremely efficient. He hasn't been efficient to start this year, but Hibbert should have taught us last year that the first quarter/half of games to start a year shouldn't define a player or even a season.


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" Brand: DKNY / Type: Fragrance / Concentration: Eau de Parfum / Gender: for women "
* Prices may differ from that shownMore Offers
DKNY Delicious Night is another recent addition to my fast growing perfume collection.
When I saw it was half price in Boots I couldn't resist.
~ Price and availability ~
My bottle was priced at £21.50 for a 50ml bottle in Boots, reduced from the recommended retail price of £43.00.
The 50ml bottle is also available from www.cheapsmells.com for £33.50.
It is also available in a 100ml bottle, which is available at tesco.com for £37.00 (recommended retail price £60.00).
~ Bottle ~
The bottle is similarly designed to all of the other bottles in the DKNY Delicious range.
It is rounded, but not spherical. The bottle sits quite low.
The bottom of the bottle is made from dark purple glass, but the top of the bottle is made from black plastic.
Looking online at this fragrance, many photos show it as having a purple plastic top and the glass of the bottle being a dark, but obvious purple, but this is not the case.
The glass on the bottom half of the bottle is very dark and unless it is held up to the light it actually looks black.
The plastic on the top half of the bottle is black, not purple as sometimes shown.
It has a triangular spray release button, which is on the top of the bottle and the spray comes from a hole in the front of the black plastic.
A pink and purple oval shaped apple sticker is stuck to the side of the black plastic with, 'DKNY Delicious Night 100% Pure New York' written on it.
I think the bottle should have a purple coloured plastic top as the whole bottle looks very dark, almost like a male fragrance.
~ Scent ~
Delicious Night was released in 2007 and is available as an eau de parfum.
It is a definite night time scent.
It has top notes of frosted pomelo, ginger, blackberry, pink freesia and martini.
The heart notes are night orchid, jasmine and pink iris.
The base notes are amber, frankincense, myrrh extract, patchouli and vetiver.
It is described as a floral oriental fragrance, which I would agree with. It has a spicy element which must be from the ginger, but it is not overpowering or offensive. I usually hate spicy scents, but I love this fragrance and I don't find it too harsh at all. This is quite a different scent from most of the other fragrances in my collection.
I can detect the blackberry, giving the scent a slightly sweet, sparkling fruitiness, which is dulled down a bit by the harsher floral notes and the amber. The ginger makes the fragrance quite heavy.
It is a deep, dark, sensual scent which has a real presence to it. I can often smell it on myself when I am wearing it.
It lasts on my skin around 5 hours, which is ok. I would have expected it to last a bit longer with it being so deep and heavy.
I think this scent would appeal to women of all ages. It is deep and dark so I think it would suit more mature women and I don't think it is too harsh for younger women and teens to enjoy.
~ Conclusion ~
I love this scent. It is quite different from anything else in my collection, having a spiciness to it, but it is not too harsh.
I think the bottle is quite masculine and looks very dark, but I like the shape.
It lasts on my skin around 5 hours, which isn't too bad.
It can be picked up at a reasonable price, but I think the recommended retail price is a bit high at £60.00 for 100ml.
I would recommend this fragrance and if it lasted a bit longer and had a less masculine bottle it would get the full 5 stars!
DKNY (Donna Karan New York) offer a range of fragrances. The 'Delicious' fragrances are influenced by New York (or its nickname 'The Big Apple').
~Delicious Night~
'Delicious Night captures the magic of a dark city'
Delicious Night is marketed as being the 'evening' fragrance in the Delicious collection. It is available in an eau de parfum with no matching body products available to layer the scent. Delicious Night is influenced by New York at night time.
Delicious Night follows the same bottle design as the other Delicious fragrances. The bottle is shaped like an apple and is chunky and round. The base of the bottle is tinted purple and complete with a slanted purple lid with a push in sprayer. The bottle definitely appeals to be me and I can tell this is aimed at being an evening scent.
Delicious Night has been created using different fragrance combinations.
*Top notes offer the initial scent - blackberry, ginger and pomelo
*Heart notes create the main body of the scent - jasmine, iris and orchid
*Base notes round off the scent - vetiver, amber and patchouli
~Price and Availability~
Delicious Night is available from the following online/highstreet stores :
*www.escentual.com - £31.00 (30ml) and £21.50 (50ml - currently reduced from £46.00)
*Amazon - £22.00 (30ml), £33.79 (50ml) and £50.16 (100ml)
*Boots - £28.66 (50ml - currently reduced from £43.00)
~My Thoughts~
I am a big fan of the DKNY Delicious fragrances as I love the apple shaped bottles! I loved the red and green scents so was pleased to use the Delicious Night. I do have specific fragrances set aside for various occasions and have a few evening scents in my collection. Delicious Night fits the evening theme perfectly in design and scent and I feel the price it is offered at is fair.
The bottle itself is very easy to use and a quick press down releases a generous amount of perfume onto my wrist and neck. I always feel special wearing this scent and it gives me a real confidence boost. From the moment I apply Delicious Night, the scent is favourable but there is not a single hint of apple like the other Delicious fragrances - it is more grown up and quite a sexy night time scent.
Delicious Night is highly fragranced on the skin at first and is quite sharp and heady. It settles within a few minutes and the individual fragrance notes can be picked out. They form a gorgeous blend on the skin which works so well yet they still keep their individual character which I appreciate. The blackberry addition allows the top notes to be deliciously sweet whilst the pomelo adds a faint zingy undertone to the scent - the perfect fruity combo. The ginger laces the scent adding spicy hints here and there. The opening of Delicious Night is rich and flavoursome and noticeable for an hour or so.
As the sweet and fruity top note composition starts to fade, Delicious Night takes a floral twist. I'm not crazy on heavy florals so I appreciated the delicate floral bouquet on offer from the orchid and iris. Jasmine is a favourite of mine and I found this added the 'evening' touch to the scent by giving a sensual feel to the scent. As the heart notes fumbled about on my skin for 4 hours or so, I could detect a faint spiciness if I sniffed up close to my skin.
As the sensual floral heart whispers away from my skin, the strength of the overall scent starts to lack a little. The base composition isn't as enthusiastic in strength as the rest of the scent and sits very close to the skin. I can appreciate a warm amber trace with a powdery patchouli addition. There is an element of faint woodiness but it isn't as deep and rich as it could have been. The scent was gone from my skin after 7 hours of wear.
Delicious Night would suit a female of any age and is a pleasant scent to wear to a romantic dinner. It wouldn't last long enough to go for dinner and on a bender afterwards though in my opinion as the scent isn't all that strong after a few hours and I often felt the need to top it up. It doesn't last as well as other eau de parfums but does last longer than an eau de toilette.
Overall I can recommend Delicious Night if you can buy it cheap. It is a lovely fragrance which makes me feel good when wearing it. I do prefer the apple inspired Delicious scents to this one but this is something different and I would buy it again.
Recommended - thanks for reading :)
This is another addition to the Delicious range, there is also Be Delicious, Golden Delicious and Red Delicious to name a few.
I had never smelt or used the range until recently when I received a bottle of the Golden Delicious for Christmas.
I think my partner was struggling for what to buy me for Mothers day, when he realised I already has some from the Delicious Range brought me this.
Bottles on their own come in three sizes, 30ml which has a RRP of £26, 50ml with a RRP of £37 and 100ml for £46. However because this is an older perfume and not one of the new releases, it is often on offer and he paid £26 for a 50ml bottle which was quite a good buy
I still haven't got used to the 'spray', it does seem to spray quite a lot, and its more like a squirt, so much so that when I first sprayed this, it looked like I had dribbled down my top! I would advise to position the bottle about 15cm where you want to spray it on.
As it is EDP, you only need to spray a small amount to get the desired effect, I hate it when you have to 'plaster' on the perfume to even notice it! Because of how strong it it, I would wear at night or weekends and not for work. I work in a small office and there is nothing worse than sitting next to someone with overpowering perfume on!
I also find it quite hard to position the bottle to get the 'stray' at the right angle due to the shape of the bottle however saying this, I do think the design of the bottle and the range is quite innovative and does look nice on my shelf.
The fragrance smells a follows:
Top Notes: Pomelo, Blackberry, Ginger.
Heart Notes: Orchid, Jasmine, Iris
Base Notes: Amber, Patchouli, Vetiver.
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Purple colour bottle, in a spherical shape. It has a sophisticated smell. Perfect for evenings out.
Because it is Eau de Parfum, it only needs one squirt, and you can smell it already, so it isnt the cheapest fragrance on the market, but it is strong, so not alot is needed, and it will last a long time. Eau de parfum are generally more expensive than Eau de toilette, as Eau de toilette is more diluted so you find yourself having tp spray more. Eau de parfum is more concentrated and so less is needed, making it more expensive. Always consider this when buying perfume.
Dont spend lots of money on a brand, try and go for Eu de Parfum, worth the investment.
I didnt think i would like the fragrance at first, but i fell in love with it.
As the packaging suggests, the fragrance instantly brings thought and feelings of the night time hustle of the city. It is a sweet scent, but also has a pleasant refreshing sharpness ( i think it is Ginger) which cuts through it. This stops the smelly becoming too sickly sweet, and makes it more of a womans perfume, rather than a little girls.
I had to to think about the scent itself to give a better explanation of it, and it was rather complicated, but from using it myself. This is what i think, It is a sweet scent, but also has a pleasant refreshing sharpness which cuts through it. This stops the smell becoming too sickly sweet, and makes it more of a womans perfume, rather than a little girls.
To find out the specific fragrances within the perfume, there are sites which tell you about the undertones, overtones and openings, of the fragrance in more detail than i can. This is how the scent changes as the perfume heats up.
I think its a sophisticated and sultry scent. Nice for winters.
The smell starts quite light, but becomes a darker scent as you wear it longer.
I received this perfume for Christmas about two years ago now, and it still remains one of my favourite scents, so I thought I would review it for you guys...
DKNY Delicious Night was launched in 2007, so this is a relatively old perfume but in my opinion it has stood the test of time. Delicious Night is the sister perfume of Be Delicious and Delicious Red
=== Bottle Design ===
The bottle design is iconic to DKNY. Both Be Delicious and Delicious Red had the same bottle shape, but the glass/plastic varied in colour. It is shaped like an apple - minus the stalk and leaf of course! Delicious Night is dark purple in colour to represent its night-time theme. It often looks black depending on the light, which ties in really well with the name. There is also an apple shaped sticker on the bottle, which displays the DKNY logo and the name of the perfume, which is a really nice touch!
The perfume is sprayed via a triangular button embedded into the bottle. It does not stick out, in order to prevent accidental presses if say it was in your handbag! There is no lid, which is probably a good thing because I'm always losing them anyway!
Overall, the bottle has a very simple but effective design, which could be applied to a whole range of other similar perfume scents by DKNY. I think the colours make this one look really sophisticated in comparison to the earlier editions.
=== Packaging ===
I really loved the box that the perfume came in. It was simply a small black cube with a design on the front. This one in particular had the DKNY logo with 'Donna Karan New York' written below, followed by a New York skyline in tiny silver squares to represent the illuminated windows. The same sticker that is on the perfume also appears on the box.
Inside the perfume was held in place by some extra cardboard, but in my opinion it didn't feel sturdy enough. The perfume could have been easily damaged in transit because it was able to move about quite a bit. I guess this is more environmentally friendly, because it reduced the unnecessary packaging and it could be recycled if you wished. But for something as delicate as a glass bottle, it really requires it in my opinion.
=== Scent ===
The scent is truly beautiful. I really love it. It is quite a hard perfume to describe without looking at the ingredients, but I would say it mainly has a floral, sweet smell. It is a very feminine perfume, so I would not recommend it for those that like something a bit more edgy.
According to the producers the top notes (the ones smelt instantly) are blackberry martini and a woody aroma. I would certainly agree that the fruitiness comes through in that respect, although I'm not sure about the latter! The heart notes (the ones that come through after the top notes) are purple freesia, orchids and jasmine. These are what make the scent super girly and floral! Other scents include ginger and amber, although these are not instantly noticeable.
In my opinion, this perfume could be used for the day and the night, despite its name. I certainly do! The smell appears quite over-powering at first if more than two sprays are used, but it dies down into a more subtle scent after a few minutes. This definitely makes the bottle last a long time. I've had mine for about two years now and I'm still nowhere near finishing it!
The scent lasts a very long time with only a couple of squirts, but I like to top up during the day... I guess it depends how strong you like your perfume.
=== Price ===
This is a relatively old perfume, but the prices have not changed that much since its release. It is best to shop around for the best deal.
The cheapest I have found this perfume is from Boots. The 50ml bottle will set you back £28.66 (free delivery online). The cheapest I have seen the 100ml bottle is £35.40 from The Fragrance Shop (excluding delivery charges)
You can also buy the perfume as part of a gift set, which includes body lotion in the same fragrance. I've seen the gift set on Amazon, which comes in a cylindrical tube, for around £36-39.
=== Conclusion ===
I would highly recommend this perfume for fans of DKNY's Delicious range. It would be great for girly girls who like floral perfumes - they won't be disappointed with this sweet scent. The gift set would make a great gift for a friend or relative, and the price is not that different to just buying the single perfume, so it's really worth it! I give this perfume 5/5... I can get over the lack of protective packaging in the box because the scent is just too gorgeous!!
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DKNY is a brand created by Donna Karen. The brand started off life as a fashion brand and it soon diversified into other areas such as watches and finally perfume. In 2004, the Be Delicious fragrance was created which came in a green, apple shaped bottle with a silver metal lid. Be Delicious Night was created as part of the Be Delicious collection a few years later.
Be Delicious Night is a perfume created for women by Donna Karen. It comes in an apple shaped bottle which is a beautiful deep royal purple in colour. The top half is a purple metal and the bottom half is a purple glass.
The inspiration behind the fragrance lies in the buzzing and mesmerising night life of New York. It attempts to highlight the seduction, mystery and excitement of the undiscovered areas of the bustling city.
This perfume is designed to be worn at night when you want to become your own little temptress. The perfume is full of life and will not make you blend into the crowd. It is for people who want to make a statement because this fragrance is pulsing with energy.
The intriguing scent is intoxicating and opens with a cocktail of frozen pomela and crushed ginger. The seduction is created by silky purple freesias and an electric rush of energy is created by night blooming orchids.
The heart of the scent is created by the satin black jasmine petals and purple iris. The base notes are uncovered with jet black incense and molten amber. The over riding scent is a deep and heady mix of blackberries and ginger. It is slightly creamy and incredibly seductive.
The first time I smelt this fragrance, it wasn't what I expected at all. Having already owned Be Delicious in the green bottle, I thought it would be along the same lines but it is completely different.
When you first smell the perfume, it really is delicious. To me it smelt fruity yet creamy and even though there's no vanilla in there, it smelt reminiscent of it. I loved it and so went a bit wild with the spraying. That was my first mistake. This perfume is incredibly heavy and long lasting. More than two sprays is enough, otherwise it becomes sickly.
As time goes on the fragrance starts to change and it almost smells like a fruity alcoholic cocktail. I wore it once when I had a hangover and I had to go and shower it off. I think this perfume is definitely an acquired taste and only suitable for the night time. I still wear mine now and again because of the amount of money I paid for it but only in the evenings and only one squirt!
The perfume is not the easiest to use. The fragrance is actually dispensed from the lid and you have to push down on it while holding the smooth round bottle steadily. It can sometimes fall out of your grasp.
Also available in this collection is DKNY Be delicious which comes in a green apple shaped bottle, DKNY Be delicious Red with comes in a red apple shaped bottle and DKNY Be delicious Fresh Blossom which comes in a pink apple shaped bottle. Another summer version was released in 2010. They all smell fairly difference and if you like one of them, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will like them all.
Be Delicious Night can be bought from most perfume shops and all large department stores such as Boots and is also available from many websites. The fragrance costs around £30 for 30ml and larger bottles are available.
I would advise trying the tester for this one before splashing out on it. Also, once you've sprayed it, make sure you walk around for a while before buying it. I loved the initial smell but as time went on, the scent changed a little and became sickly. Use this one sparingly.
DKNY Delicious Night was launched in 2007 following the delicious apple based scent of Be Delicious (2004) and Delicious Red (2006). The bottles for all three fragrances follow the same design with the beautifully crafted round glass bottle, but this fragrance couldn't be more different from the previous two releases.
The bottle is a dark purple, almost black construction of thick glass and plastic. These two materials meet to form the shape of the bottle. There is no removable lid, instead there is an indentation at the top of the bottle and when pressed, releases the fragrance from a small hole in the side of the bottle. The bottle is fairly simply in design but still attractive and appealing to the eye. The bottle is housed in a sleek black box which just screams New York. The DKNY logo is bold and eye catching in silver across the front of the box, contrasting very well with the black background. Around the bottom of the box there are silver dots depicting the New York Skyline.
The scent is said to be inspired by the sexy buzz of New York City at night, and for me, the fragrance really manages to capture this. With Top notes of Frozen Pomelo, Crushed Ginger and Blackberry, you would be right to assume this is a rather fruity fragrance. The fragrance opens with a pungent explosion of a tangy and sharp citrus aroma with a spicy injection courtesy of the ginger. Soon the fragrance is transformed into a more fruity and floral aroma with the blackberry coming into play, accompanied by the heart notes of Orchid, Jasmine and Iris. It is now that the scent starts to smell a lot sweeter. Underneath, the musky scent of Amber, Parchouli and Vetiver make an appearance which gives the fragrance it's body. The notes used in this fragrance compliment each other wonderfully, it is neither to sweet, fruity or musky, but all elements blend together to give a lovely smelling scent that has depth and multiple layers making this a rather sophisticated and distinctive fragrance.
The scent is quite heavy and would be best suited to evening wear. Compared to Be Delicious and Delicious Red, this in my opinion is the better of the three as it seems to offer the senses a little more variety rather than being a simply fruity fragrance. As this is an Eau de parfum, it has great staying power. A few spritzes will last all night and well into the early hours.
Widely available online and on the high street, this fragrance can be purchased in 30ml, 50ml and 100ml sizes. It is currently on offer at Boots for £30.00 for the 50ml size which I consider a reasonable price for a fragrance such as this.
If you like a sophisticated scent infused with sweet smelling blackberry, delicate flowers and a hint of heady musk, this is definitely one for you.
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I was bought this as a birthday present by my lovely other half. I had never smelt it before and, worryingly, neither had he-I think he picked it from the Amazon.co.uk website because it was purple and pretty and he knows that's the kind of thing I like to look at!
Now, this could have been an absolute disaster but Hubby escapes because, lucky beggar that he is, his rather risky thought process worked out: the perfume SMELLS purple and pretty, and I do indeed like it!
Ok so what could I possibly mean "It smells purple"?! Well I would clssify most women's perfumes as being floral or fruity and "pinky" smelling. This fragrance however is much deeper and muskier than your average scent and has a very adult spicy feel to it. But....it doesn't really smell anything like the other delicious scents-no sign of any apples here! For that reason, anyone who's a fan of those DKNY fragrances and is looking to add to their collection, it would be worth trying it out a couple of times first as it won't be what you're expecting.
Price & Stockists
This isn't really widely stocked as the green and red Delicious fragrances are, so you tend to get it online and at cheaper stores. £30 is the dearest I've found but ebay and other websites have prices as low as £20
The packaging is lovely, a really deep coloured glass and the shape fits nicely in your hand. The spray is nice and fine (which is good as the scent is strong and lasts a long time so you don't want to use too much).
This perfume is musky and spicy and will last you a long time!
I was bought this perfume as a Xmas present last year (in the 50ml size) and I still have just under half the bottle left even with me using it quite regularly. It is priced at around £30 for 50ml but you can usually save a few pounds buying from Amazon or Ebay. I think this is actually quite a unique smelling fragrance which would be more suited to evening wear but it can still be worn in day time too.
Firstly, I like the design and look of the bottle - it's in the identifiable DKNY apple style bottle with a deep purple glass bottom and a plastic top which has a little cut out on it that you press to disperse the fragrance. It's an unusual shape which feels nice to hold and looks nice sitting on display and the almost blackened purple colour of it gives off a luxurious and sultry look.
Contrary to what others have said, I like how this bottle sprays. It disperses just a little of the fragrance per pump into a really fine mist so you can build up to whatever level of scent you want. As it's quite a strong smelling perfume, I don't find it overpowering as long as you don't overspray it - a little goes a long way.
The usual DKNY perfumes are very fruity, crisp and fresh and so Delicious Night makes a welcome change to this trend. It is a very deep, spicy and musky fragrance with what I would describe as a tinge of black pepper to it. You can then pick up the rich background of deeply fragranced and sweet florals coming from the jasmine and orchid. I'm not a big fan of floral perfumes as I think they can smell a bit Grannyish but this has just the right hint to it that gives the perfume a heady sweetness.
I really like this perfume as I must admit I do like sweet and intoxicating fragrances which are strong enough to actually smell on your skin but not too strong that everyone within a 2 metre radius can taste it. Someone before has commented that it is like an aftershave in some ways and I can see what they mean because of the spicy notes to this but it is not ever going to be mistaken for an aftershave at all - it still smells like a ladies perfume. I always seem to get people complimenting how I smell with this and I think it lasts comparatively well compared to other scents in this price range
Last Crimbo I was given a DKNY Delicious gift set. It comprised small bottles of Delicious perfume as well as a large (full sized) bottle of Delicious Night, a fragrance I didn't know existed until I opened my present.
This comes in the usual apple shaped bottle, the difference this time around being that instead of having a shiny silver top Delicious Night is a solid purple from top to bottom. It actually has a classier look than the rest of the Delicious range, which I think are more fun looking with their cute and contrasting apple designs. The colour always makes me think of Cadbury's actually as it's such a deep and attractive purple.
The top of the bottle is very fiddly, it took me a while to work out how best to open it as it's not immediately clear whether you have to twist it or simply pull the top straight off! The spray isn't the most effective I've ever used either, you have to ensure you have it quite close to your skin before spraying as it feels a bit loose on the top of the bottle and doesn't particularly spray in a very straight line!
The perfume itself is completely different to the other Delicious fragrances I have used, it's much heavier and spicier instead of the usual fruity/floral tones in DKNY perfumes. It has an oriental fragrance, which surprised me the first time I sprayed it as I definitely wasn't expecting that from what I already know about the Delicious range. The two main scents for me are blackberry and jasmine, these are apparent throughout the life of the perfume and never actually die off even though they do lessen as the time goes on. It's strange that such a strong blackberry scent doesn't give Delicious Night a more fruity aroma but there are so many other notes within the fragrance that they all manage to work together to create a more layered effect.
I'd recommend Delicious Night for daytime or evening wear, it's pretty and informal despite the heaviness of the fragrance and lingers on my skin for much longer than the other (short lived) Delicious perfumes. The different floral notes come through in waves and this makes the perfume seem fresh and interesting throughout the night. I love the smoothness of the fragrance and the sweet aroma which comes through after I've been wearing the perfume for a couple of hours.
I was going to say this perfume is unique but yesterday I used a splash of CK Euphoria and the two scents are actually quite similar. I do prefer Delicious Night due to the longevity of the scent but the CK version is slightly more interesting when first applied due to the more fruity fragrance. One thing I do like about this DKNY perfume is the fact that the fragrance doesn't change much throughout its lifespan, once the initial burst of smell has died down you know you're getting the same scent for the next however many hours it will linger on your skin for.
£26.58 (50ml bottle) from Fragrance Net.
I received a 30ml bottle of this perfume as a gift at the start of the year, and as I have trying to use up my part used bottles of fragrance before opening any more, it has remained ever so temptingly encased in its cellofane wrapper sitting in one of my drawers ever since.
Now this morning wasn't a good morning, grumpy boy, grumpy husband, getting soaked on the way back from playgroup all added up to a grumpy Mum. When I went upstairs to get into some dry clothes I saw the little dark box tempting me to open it up and have a treat. So, I gave in - there is something exciting about unwrapping a new fragrance, especially one in such a lovely shiny dark purple box, with a night scene of New York on it.
When I got into the box, I must admit to being a little disappointed by the bottle. As I have the red and the green DKNY apple fragrances, I was expecting a shiny silver top half of the apple, but instead there was a dark purple plastic top. Still the cute apple shape, but the shiny silver top would have added an extra sense of luxury.
The fragrance when applied is a lot more sensual and heady than I am used to - more of a spicy oriental than a true floral fragrance, and nothing of the apple crispness of the original green and red versions.
The initial impression is of a sweetish floral smell, with a gingery twist. When it settles on your skin, it becomes a much warmer, more rounded fragrance with the amber base notes coming through.
The full notes of the fragrance are as follows:
Top notes: Pomelo, ginger, freesia
Heart notes: orchids, jasmine, iris
Base notes: incense, amber
This fragrance reminds me a bit of a more subtle and more fruity Poison - but don't let that put you off! It is definately quite a heavy fragrance and as the name suggests more suitable for evening rather than daytime wear. Although it is not what I would usually choose, I do really like it for a change. What is more Boots have this on offer at half price at the moment - £25 for 50ml so would make a great gift.
Don't automatically assume though that if someone likes the original green and red DKNY apple fragrances that they will like this as it is very different - the only similarity is the bottle!
This is not your typical girls perfume for the main reason that it has not got the usual floral scent that most girly perfumes have. It is also (in my opinion) not a great scent for using as your day-to-day scent. This is because it has a strong scent but yet is not over-powering. It is approprietly titled delicious night as I only wear it when going out for the night. It has a slight musky smell to it, almost like mens aftershave that make you smile when you sniff them. Yet at the same time is distinctly a perfume for girls as it has a rather sweet smell to it. I love the bottle design, as it is shaped like an apple and has a button to press that squirts out the perfume, its very easy to use and with no lids to use. I would say the age range for this product would be anything from 17-35 years old. The price was also very reasonable and cheaper then the DKNY apple (original).
two christmases ago my sister brought me a set of two dkny perfumes one was the green apple be delicious which i love and the other one was delicious night which i hate.
It is such a strong smell that doesnt seem to die down. most people want the smell to last all day its the reason we all spend so much on perfume making sure we all smell nice, but this one lingers in a bad way, its like cats urine the smell you cant seem to get rid of.
for a 50ml bottle from boots you will pay around £38 which i feel is an excessive amount of money to pay for a small amount of perfume. but right now it is on sale at boots for £25 which i still think is a lot of money for such a awful smell.
obviously i know not everyone likes the same smells and it will appeal to some people like my best friend who thankfully took it of my hands.
this is not a fragrance i would every where not even as a emergancy back up perfume when i run out of the perfume i like. this is one thing that most certainly wont be on my christmas list this year!!
I have been a huge DKNY 'Delicious' fan since the range of fragrances, were first released. I prefer fruity smells to floral or musky scents, so the tempting apple scents were an instant hit. I loved the green 'delicious' apple which is just like a juicy green apple and perfect for the day but also loved wearing the 'delicious' red apple scent which found suited the evening better. I have recently started to use their limited edition range of candy apples which are very fun and flirty and combine fruitiness with a sweet twist. I found all the delicious range as mentioned above so very addicted so I was very excited to receive 'Delicious Night' fragrance.
'Delicious Night' like the rest of the range comes in an apple shaped bottle in a deep purple colour with the classic lid (screw top or press to spray depending on size). Prices are aprox £26 for 30ml, £37 for 50ml or £53 for 100ml. I like the classic design of the bottle as it shows it is still part of the delicious range so you know you're going to get good qality but he purple colour reflects that it is somewhat different to the classic apple scents.
The scent it described as containing notes of silky purple freesia, iris and night blooming orchids to capture the after dark intoxicating energy of New York City. I've never been to the big apple, so I wasn't sure what to expect. Sadly, I was very disappointed. The reason I like the delicious range is because the 'be delicious', 'delicious red' and 'delicious candy apples' all stayed true to the apple, fruity scented roots but had a twist to make each individual. I felt this scent had strayed too far away from the delicious scent and smelt like any other perfume. It's not that I hated or disliked it, it just wasn't anything similar to the rest of the range. I don't like floral scents and felt this was too floral and not interesting enough for me. I always get complimented on my perfume but felt when I wore this it smelt like most other perfumes on the market. The only plus side is that DKNY fragrances do last a long time on your skin and in the bottle, so one bottle goes a long way. This was the only good thing about this product.
In 2004 Donna Karan brought out one of her most popular fragrances Be Delicious, which incorporated a distinct apple-based fragrance in a green and silver apple-shaped bottle. Then, in 2006 Red Delicious was launched, the pop art adverts and cool TV campaigns made me buy this one too, and I didn't like it as much as I did the original, but still divine! In following years the delicious range just snowballed in to a mass composite of the DKNY Corporation. 2007 was the year Ms Karan launched Delicious Night, despite so much criticism and complaints that this scent wasn't as gloriously fruity as the first two; but it seems to me, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree!
The fragrance is in an apple shaped bottle again, this time the silver lid is replaced with an iridescent plum lid and a rich amethyst 100% recyclable glass bottle. The bottles appearance is the key in establishing the identity of this Delicious offering; hot, rich, sexy, colourful and passionate - full of temptation, seduction and indulgence. So where will the night take you...
Delicious Night is termed a floriental - combining the dominant ginger, oriental molten and intoxicating amber, myrrh extract, patchouli and vetiver base with the floral notes of night orchids, purple freesia, jasmine petal and iris. With the first spray your senses are amass with citrus from the blackberry martini then, the ginger diffuse s the scent in to an aniseed and parmaviolet sweet-shop cloying mist which can't help but make you feel incredibly girly and grown up all at once.
I love this scent but I really like heavier perfumes as I don't care what the experts say about 'if you can smell it on yourself you've got too much on', because I like to smell my own scent I don't wear it for other people I wear it for me to enjoy. I also like really aniseed-y bases like Clinique Happy, florals like Marc Jacob's Lola and oriental like Avon's Far Away (thought I stopped wearing this in the 90s!). It's the heady infusion and sophistication; you can almost imagine yourself walking the streets on a cool evening somewhere exotic when you wear them. If you're not like me, then to be truthful this may seem a bit much.
It is a long lasting fragrance as it is an EDP rather than EDT, which I much prefer. Along with the 50ml / 100ml bottles this fragrance is also available in a body lotion and a shower gel. There was a limited edition lip gloss at one stage, but I have trawled the internet and assume this is no longer available. For 100ml it's approx £35 and 50ml approx £25; I think this represents extremely good value for money as similar designer premium fragrances such as Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacob would cost £50+ for a 100ml bottle of EDP. There is a gift set available in a cute tin which costs around £40 for the fragrance, shower gel and body lotion; when used together you need less EDP so it lasts forever!
If you're still not sure I think www.latestinbeauty.com is offering samples of DKNY night for a £1 SMS to their Beauty Club subscribers. You get a sachet of body lotion too... Thanks for reading!
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One of the marks of a successful and fruitful trip is the reluctance to get on the plane and head back home. There is still work to do. And because of the work this past week, in Napa Valley, under the most amazing weather, we really didn't want to come home. But the work goes with us, whether we do it in the present or we dream of the memories awaiting us in the future.
To be around writers and editors who are heads and shoulders above you is a great thing. Michael Jordan once said something about playing ball with better players to bring one's game up. And while it can be a humbling experience, it is filled with unlimited opportunities for growth on a personal and a professional level.
To surround oneself with the wines of California and to see and taste the evolution, as we did last week, going back 50 years, one can always claim to prefer other wines. But one cannot deny that California has made giant strides in their quest to make the world's greatest wines. There is so much pride and power and passion in the wines from my home state. I feebly sputter, from the bottom of my heart how proud I am to be living in this moment and to witness it. And while my path has taken far from my native state and back to the homes of my parents and grandparents, I miss my home, the California of my memories and my youth. The good news is that California is doing just fine without me. It is alive, it is moving forward, it is progressing, it is hopeful. And I am so very proud to be a son of California.
And while I am also a son of Italy and a son of Texas, California holds a special place in my heart. It is where so many good things come from. And after a week of absolute blissful conditions for work (and a little play) I find myself longing for it now more than ever.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is investigating a police-involved shooting on the Northside that happened late Thursday afternoon.
Investigators were called to the 13300 block of Lem Turner Road at Terrell Road just after 5 p.m.
SWAT officers said they were at the academy doing training on duty, left for dinner break in an unmarked car.
While driving, the officers said they saw a truck come up aside another car, ram the car a few times, causing the truck to flip.
As they were pulling off to help, a woman in the car gets out and told police, "That's my ex-husband. He is trying to kill me," she said.
The man was trapped in the flipped truck. Two of the officers went out to go help him out. The third, SWAT officer Jared Reston, stood back and covered the two men helping the suspect out of the truck.
Officers said they tried to get the man out of the truck. The officer covering saw a gun within reach of the suspect. Reston told the man not to reach for his weapon.
Police said the man didn't listen and reached for his weapon, that's when Reston opened fire and killed him.
Police do confirm there was an order of protection between the man and the woman.
Police did not confirm identities Thursday evening.
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BORIS Johnson called it whiff-whaff, others know it as ping pong, and some call it table tennis.
Call it what you will, it's a game often associated with the young and it's a staple of most youth clubs and many a student union.
But Bishop's Waltham's pensioners are proving they're still game and a new ping-pong club aimed at senior citizens has got them limbering up.
Laurie Rickwood, a village agent for Age Concern Hampshire, set the ball rolling for the town's new over-55's club. He was inspired after seeing a documentary that followed a group of Chinese octogenarians as they prepared for the World Table Tennis championships in 2012.
"We have been promoting ping pong for older people in the community and I went around the lunch clubs and had a stall at a recent community day. I was approached by a number of people who were interested in playing.
"There are numerous health benefits for older people," he said.
Mr Rickwood hopes the club will reduce social isolation and loneliness, and the initiative is part of the Better Balance for Life Falls Prevention project.
Ping pong enthusiasts say the game can improve balance, which builds confidence and in turn reduces falls.
Alzheimer's groups have lauded the game for improving sleep patterns, increasing cerebral blood flow, and promoting better coordination and upper body strength.
A meeting in November saw 12 residents turn up, and the club now boasts an average attendance of eight people.
They have been meeting every Wednesday from 2pm until 5pm but are now on the look-out for a permanent home.
At a council meeting on February 11, they secured the support of Bishop's Waltham Parish Council, who agreed to provide access to the town's Scout hut until the end of March.
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In one of the more famous lines from his poetry, W.B. Yeats wrote: "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold."
It was from "The Second Coming," written after World War I. The phrase has been interpreted politically to mean that ideologues and extremists right and left tend to dominate because they generate more passion than centrists and moderates.
Writing in The Jerusalem Post, Pinchas Landau, said "the idea that 'the centre cannot hold' is what seems to have caught the eye, the ear and the mind of many analysts, from a spectrum of social sciences, when they observe the developments in Europe over the last few years. The phrase is being used in a political context, with the terrible example of the collapse of the political center in most European countries in interwar Europe very much in the analysts' minds."
Well, in case you haven't noticed, this malady affects our government in Washington D.C., where there are lots of liberals and conservatives, but few in the middle.� That is why we have the spectacle of adults acting like children.
That said, you ought to be aware of a relatively new movement -- founded in 2010 -- called No Labels (nolabels.org).
No Labels calls itself "a movement of Democrats, Republicans and everything in between dedicated to the politics of problem-solving. We stand united behind a simple proposition: we want our government to stop fighting and start fixing."
Two relatively high-profile politicians, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va, and Republican Jon Huntsman, former governor of Utah, have recently become co-chairmen of the bipartisan group.
A simple, common-sense approach to reform in Washington� was highlighted during the group's relaunch in New York City two weeks ago. The Meeting to Make America Work brought together more than 1,300 voters, politicians and activists who believe it's time for Congress to stop fighting and start fixing.
No Labels supports a number of key proposals centered around changing the way Congress functions. These ideas include instituting a five-day congressional work week, a measure titled "No Budget, No Pay," which would freeze congressional paychecks until a national budget is passed, and a bipartisan seating arrangement during sessions.
In the wake of the recent tragedy in Newtown, Conn., No Labels supported the task force against mass violence put forth by the president and the idea of a national commission as a follow-up encouraged by Sen. Joe Lieberman,� I-Conn., among others. However, the idea of a civil discussion about gun control in this country is clearly a pipedream.
Twenty-four members of Congress have already signed on to be No Labels ''problem solvers,'' meeting monthly to discuss bipartisan issues.
"This is about problem solving. The time is now to light the fire under Washington,"�� Huntsman said.
No Labels has shed some of its early idealism and centrist image in favor of a more pragmatic acceptance of the partisanship that has divided the country and embroiled Washington in recent years.
"We started off thinking there was a broad group in the middle, but quickly realized that wasn't productive. People have very different notions of what the middle is," said Mark McKinnon, a longtime adviser to former President George W. Bush and a No Labels founder. "So we grew beyond that, and now have strong conservative and strong liberal partisans who want to participate."
�"It's not about centrism, it's about a new attitude toward the realities we face. It's about finding Democrats and Republicans who will check their egos at the door,"� Huntsman told Yahoo News. Huntsman's decidedly centrist run for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination flamed out early in the primary process.
Because it is asking strong conservatives and liberals to join, maybe New Labels can avoid the blandness -- and failure -- of previous centrist efforts here and abroad. After all, there is no real centrist faction in Congress, and some analysts say it may not exist to any great extent among the general public.
� President Obama seemed to try to appeal to a broader approach during his inaugural address, in which he said,� "We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned debate."
Whatever, No Labels is a commendable group and -- who knows? -- maybe it will generate some success. Hope springs eternal.
Glenn Gilbert is executive editor of The Oakland Press. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or 248-745-4587. Follow him on Twitter @glenngilbert2.


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A few final details before we go to our draft tomorrow.
By now everyone knows I'm starting the clock at 9:00 a.m. Indy time so whoever's up at 9 will need to pick by 9:15. From that point on, each owner will have 15 minutes from the time the last person selected before being skipped.
A couple of notes: If you are not present on draft day I won't wait 15 minutes to skip you. For that reason, if you're picking for someone else, please announce it, either here or on the draft thread.
If you are skipped, you can jump in with your pick at any time. Of course you can't take anyone who's been selected, even if that was with a pick that was originally after yours.
If you need me to pick for you, send me either a PM or e-mail with your list by 8 a.m. tomorrow (Indy time). It would be best if you had a complete list and let me know if you have a strategy. Frex, if you get one of your centers listed in the 1st rd, take your top ranked guard in the second, etc.
Last year we finished this by Noon, far surpassing my expectations. Hopefully we can do as well this year.
There are no trades during the draft. As soon as I get the players entered on sports.ws, it's open season.
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This armed robber is in no hurry. On January 31, he walked into an Oakland Park hotel and chatted with the front desk clerk for a few minutes. He left and returned the next day. On Feb. 1, he hung out in the lobby for over 20 minutes and then approached the counter to rob the clerks at gunpoint.
Surveillance cameras at the Universal Palms Hotel, 4900 N.W. 9 Ave., Oakland Park, captured the male as he spoke with the hotel employee around 9:25 p.m. Jan. 31. The next day, at almost the same time, he was seen pacing around in the lobby with other patrons nearby. A male and a female, oblivious to what was happening just a few feet away from them, are observed in the background as the suspect approached the front desk, took a gun out of a bag and demanded money. The two employees gave the robber the cash from the registers and he left.
The victims believe they've seen the suspect in the area before the robbery but have not seen him since. He's a white male, approximately 5'10" tall, 225 pounds, bald and in his late 40s to early 50s.
Anyone who recognizes the suspect or has information about this robbery should contact Detective Leonard Charla at 954-321-4270 or Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS (8477) or www.browardcrimestoppers.org. A reward of up to $1,000 is available for information leading to an arrest.
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I really hit a nerve in a recent column. I pointed out that HSUS Food Policy Director Matt Prescott devised a PETA campaign a few years back comparing American farms to Nazi concentration camps. Given that Prescott is often personally contacting retailers and restaurants and asking them to make anti-pork farmer comments, it's important that these companies understand just who they're dealing with. In this case, it's a guy who has stated radical and ridiculous beliefs about farming.
HSUS must hate being compared to PETA, because Prescott seemed to trip all over himself to tell Pork Network that his "views have since evolved" (before attacking me for most of the rest of his rambling reply). But what may have changed could simply be this: Prescott still believes farms are concentration camps, though his new view is that he won't be open about it while at HSUS, as he was at PETA.
Let's cut through the nonsense: This wasn't just a one-off. This extreme vegan rhetoric is something that Prescott has spouted over time. For example, he said in 2007 that "there's never an excuse to kill and eat an animal." That's pretty clear. (The Holocaust Museum also stated that Prescott was "not honest" in obtaining permission to use its pictures in PETA's Holocaust on Your Plate campaign, so it's more than fair to be skeptical of his assertion that he's had a change of heart.)
This isn't the first time we've seen the convenient "my views have changed" defense at HSUS. John "J.P." Goodwin is now a director of animal cruelty policy at HSUS, where he was hired in 1997. In the 90s Goodwin was also a spokesperson for the Animal Liberation Front, which has been designated by the FBI as a domestic terror threat. Goodwin referred to a fire that caused almost $1 million in damage by telling the Deseret News, "We're ecstatic." Goodwin has also said, "My goal is the abolition of animal agriculture."
But again, we have a supposed change of heart, with HSUS CEO Wayne Pacelle saying Goodwin has reformed. (Pacelle also said that convicted dogfighting kingpin Michael Vick "would do a good job as a pet owner"—after HSUS had received $50,000 from Vick's employer—so you can decide for yourself how credible Pacelle is.)
There's even more. A number of HSUS staffers were contributors to the now-defunct magazine No Compromise, which was a sort of terrorist-cheerleading publication that disseminated information on building incendiary devices. A number of current HSUS employees were listed at various points as "contributors" to No Compromise, including Michael Markarian, Chief Program & Policy Officer at HSUS; Heidi Prescott, a senior VP; and Paul Shapiro, HSUS's farm-animal VP.
Shapiro was even listed on the "Steering Committee" of the magazine at one point alongside a press officer for a terrorist group and a convicted arsonist. No Compromise, meanwhile, described Shapiro's group Compassion Over Killing as one of the "grassroots animal liberation organizations that support militant direct action."
We shouldn't write off the influence of No Compromise as a gathering place for the militant underbelly of the animal rights movement. Writing recently on the website "The Talon Conspiracy," Josh Harper, who was convicted of animal enterprise terrorism in 2006, stated that "No Compromise shaped who I am today. Each new issue contained articles that helped me and thousands of others to evolve our own style of resistance."
HSUS's Mike Markarian even seemed to justify illegal activity in a 1997 essay in the now-defunct publication The Abolitionist. Markarian wrote, "A perfect example of effective rebellion is an Animal Liberation Front raid on a laboratory… Sure, the activists broke the law, but all of their activities focused directly on saving animals and exposing cruelty."
The Abolitionist was the magazine of Paul Shapiro's group Compassion Over Killing. And that publication featured on one occasion an article announcing that "members [are] needed" for "MF-ALF," which stood for "Miller's Furs–Animal Liberation Front" (Miller's was a fur store in D.C.). The article included suggestions to "smash a window… throw a paint bomb… burn Miller's Furs down." (COK did publish a disclaimer that the group "does not endorse (nor condemn) any illegal acts.")
So what do Shapiro, Markarian, H. Prescott, and others have to say about their involvement with No Compromise? Probably nothing. Or possibly another convenient assertion that their "views have evolved."
Maybe they have. But doesn't it seem strange that HSUS is a congregating ground for these people?
They're not stupid. While "direct action" may have been the rage back in the 90s, the writing was on the wall as law enforcement cracked down. And they have enough P.R. savvy now to understand that running around with "Meat is Murder"-type signs isn't going to win people over.
But they haven't changed their goals. There's not a single animal product that HSUS endorses, no matter how the animal is raised. Folks like Paul Shapiro and Matt Prescott may have grown older but they haven't grown up. They may sometimes wear suits and make more moderate demands, but it's important to keep in mind where they have been and where they want to go.
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The Dallas Cowboys have hired Monte Kiffin as defensive coordinator, the team announced on Friday. Kiffin replaces Rob Ryan, who was fired this week after two years in the coordinator role.
Most recently, Kiffin, 72, was defensive coordinator at USC, where he worked under his son, Lane Kiffin. After USC's defense struggled down the stretch, Monte Kiffin resigned from the job.
Kiffin ran a 4-3 scheme in his 13-year stint as a highly respected coordinator with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1996-2008), so he presumably will scrap the Cowboys' 3-4 and implement a four-man front. That would mean DeMarcus Ware would move from a 3-4 outside linebacker to a 4-3 end.
"Monte Kiffin's level of experience and track record of success as an NFL defensive coordinator are unmatched," Cowboys head Jason Garrett said. "He has produced NFL defensive units that have consistently performed at a high level in a scheme that has stood the test of time."
Kiffin was part of Jon Gruden's staff in Tampa that won a Super Bowl after the 2002 season. Elements of Kiffin's "Tampa 2" zone-based scheme have been adopted throughout the league. The Buccaneers finished in the top 10 in total defense and scoring defense in 11 of Kiffin's 13 years.
"I came away from the interview process with Jason with a feeling that Dallas is the right place to be," Kiffin said. "They're close, and I am confident that there are quality pieces in place for us to be able to get the job done."
Kiffin spent 26 years in the NFL as an assistant before returning to the college football in 2009 at Tennessee after Lane Kiffin was hired by the school. In 2010, he moved to USC with his son.
According to an ESPN report, Andy Reid had his eye on Kiffin for the Chiefs' defensive coordinator job, but Kiffin wasn't interested in that position.
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I figured the other threads with similar topics are quite popular and since I watch way too much TV this one stood out as the only What Did you Last... thread not yet posted (at least not yet found). Post what the Last TV show you watched was.
The Office
Supposed to be a New episode but it was the second episode from the first season. Stupid Lying TV
Beauty and the Geek 2.
Now I must go hide in shame.
The Sopranos.
Does the News count? If not, I watched the Oscars until about 10 pm.
The poster formerly known as Rimfire
Monty Python's Personal Best: Eric Idle
Watched "the Office". Rerun or not I still love that show
The Office.
I love that hour, My Name Is Earl and The Office. Really the only non-sports TV that I regularly watch.
The poster "pacertom" since this forum began (and before!). I changed my name here to "Slick Pinkham" in honor of the imaginary player That Bobby "Slick" Leonard picked late in the 1971 ABA draft (true story!).
Gyron's shower cam.
The OC. Seth should be taken out and shot for balking at a threesome with Marissa and Summer. Hell, the actor should be taken out and shot for agreeing to even act that scene.
Come to the Dark Side -- There's cookies!
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Hey, I can't control the TiVo all the time.Originally Posted by Roy Munson
But, it's actually not bad. Doogie makes me laugh.
Yeah I get a few good laughs out of that show too. Besides who doesn't like looking at Willow.
Corner Gas
amen to the willow comment. made date movie almost watchable, almost.
I watched daily show last night.
The Office
2007 Super Bowl XLI Champions!
Raptors vs Nuggets for Sports
That 70's Show for TV show
I watched part of "I Love Toys" on VH1 during my dinner break.
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Through guest lectures, the students at Watkins are exposed to many different perspectives of artmaking and professional development in the world of design and illustration. Guest Artist Lecturers often hold studio critiques with students during their visit, giving students the rare opportunity to get feedback from nationally and internationally renowned artists and designers.
Gail Anderson: Creative Director of Design at SpotCo, NYC
Joel Anderson: Anderson Design Group
David Bennett: CMT Lead Animator
Gina Binkley: Altar Ego Design, Illustration and Photography
Gregg Boling: Executive Creative Director, Gish, Sherwood & Friends Advertising
Wayne Brezinka Design and Illustration
David Carson Design, NYC: Author of Dangerous Curves, typographer, designer
Twyla Lambert Clark: Senior Account Manager at Lithographics, Inc.
Barry Cook: Feature Animation Director for Mulan and beyond
Bob Delevante Design and Photography
Mike Delevante: Delevante Creative
Susan Eaddy: Children's author and illustrator
Nelson Eddy: Partner and Creative Director at DVL Public Relations & Advertising
Phil Foster Illustration
Scott Hatfill: Director of International Sales for Diamond Book Distributors (largest distributor of English language comic books in the world.)
Jeff Hite: Director of Business Recruitment Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce
Hungry Dog Studio: Illustrators Bob and Val Tillery
Tracy Kane: Board President of Sister Cities of Nashville
Chris Korbey: Creative Director at EMMA Marketing
Bryce McCloud / Isle of Printing: illustrator and designer
David McClister: Photographer/Director
Kelley Mclaughlin: Paper rep and sales manager for Athen's Paper
Diane Neighbors: Vice Mayor of Nashville
Erika Wollam-Nichols: President of The Bluebird Café and Co-Producer: Tin Pan South
Michael Nolan: Copywriter
Ryan Nole aka Kangaroo Press
Alex Pearson aka Family Tree Studio
Artemio Rodriguez: Printmaker/Illustrator
Bill Ross: Children's author and illustrator
Rebecca Ruegger: Painter, Illustrator
Michael Rutherford Photography
Jim Sherraden: Author, printer, manager of Hatch Show Print
Chris Sickels aka Red Nose Studio: Animator and Children's book illustrator
Julie Sola: Printmaker, Designer at Hatch Show Print, and Fat Crow Press
Greg Weldon: Account Manager at Fidelity Offset
Wayne White: Emmy-winning animator and puppet designer for Pee-Wee's Playhouse
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ABOUT 150 people joined a protest march against plans to build a supermarket on Wentworth Street car park, in Malton.
To chants of "Save our shops, save our jobs, save our town", the protestors marched from the car park through the town on Saturday to the Market Place where a series of speeches were made.
Those joining the protest included members of MASS (Malton Against Superstore), Malton and Norton Chamber of Trade, as well town and district councillors, along with representative of the Fitzwilliam Malton Estate, which had a rival application to develop the livestock market approved by a planning inspector following a public inquiry.
The march was not with opposition, with one passer-by replying to the chants with, "We want a Tesco", while another member of the public asked where the protestors expected people to shop with the increasing number of homes being built in Malton.
Denys Townsend, chairman of the Chamber of Trade, said: "Malton and Norton does not need another supermarket - we have sufficient to support to the town for the next 10 years. We will continue to fight to show Ryedale District Council that we do not want this monstrosity."
District and county councillor Elizabeth Shields, who represents Norton, said: "Today, as you know, is March 15 - the Ides of March, in fact. This is the day on which Julius Caesar was murdered in the Senate House in Rome, 2,058 years ago. Wouldn't it be good if we could get rid of some of the planning committee as easily as the Romans disposed of Julius Caesar?"
Fellow district councillor Edward Legard said: "There are some on Ryedale District Council who are working tirelessly to prevent this major threat. We will continue to fight to our last breath to ensure we do not get this."
Joining the march was former TV presenter and journalist Selina Scott, who said Malton had been named this weekend as one of the best places to live in the country. "If we do not do something about this application we can kiss goodbye to that," she said.
After the march a spokesman for developer GMI Holbeck Land said: "Already many people are travelling out of Ryedale to do their weekly shop.
"With more free car parking and a petrol station, we believe that our mid-sized family supermarket at Wentworth Street will encourage more people to shop in town."
A date has yet to be set for Ryedale District Council's committee to discuss the application.


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During fall break, some students may be heading to the beach or visiting family members, but for one group of WKU students and faculty the scene this week will include nails, hammers and saws as they rebuild a community devastated by tornadoes.
Six members of WKU Habitat for Humanity will be heading to West Liberty on Thursday-Saturday (Oct. 4-6) to assist with the rebuilding of homes destroyed by tornadoes that swept through eastern Kentucky on March 2.
Participants include faculty members Bryan Reaka and Jack Rudolph and students Jeffry Edwards, a junior architectural sciences major from Murray; Missy Graehler, a sophomore social work major from Lexington; Cassie Kulig, a freshman graphic design major from Bardstown; and Mary Kathryn Smith, a freshman news editorial journalism major from Louisville.
The Habitat for Humanity affiliates in Rowan and Menifee counties are building high energy efficient homes to exceed standards set by Energy Star and are assisting the community in rebuilding hope for the future.
In addition to fall break, the WKU Habitat chapter sends students on Habitat Collegiate Challenge trips during winter and spring break as well as a trip after the spring semester in May. In 2009, WKU was named one of the top five campus chapters for Habitat Collegiate Challenges.
The alternative break trips are a positive outreach for the WKU Habitat chapter and WKU as a whole, Reaka said. "The participants are ambassadors for the University, showing WKU in a positive light during school breaks," he said.
The trips are a way for students to gain practical knowledge as well as leadership capabilities. Each WKU team has a student leader and a faculty/staff leader. "By putting students in leadership roles, they make the calls, arrange the facilities, organize the activities and take responsibility for the projects," Reaka said.
Each break trip is different and job tasks will vary by the needs of the local affiliate and may include building homes or doing other work like roofing, painting or landscaping. At the end of each day, the WKU team members will spend time discussing that day's work and what they've experienced.
More information about the campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity is available online at http://www.wku.edu/habitat/
Contact: Bryan Reaka, (270) 745-7032.
The first speaker in the Far Away Places series is Ricardo Marin Ruiz, presenting "Cycling in Spain" Thursday, September 21 at Barnes and Noble Booksellers.
"Finding Your Way Around the Autumn Sky" will be presented Sept. 19-Oct. 22 at WKU's Hardin Planetarium.
WKU senior Geographic Information Science (GIScience) major Terry Bearb of Lafayette, Louisiana was awarded a $1000 scholarship by the Kentucky Association of Mapping Professionals (KAMP).
Get a glimpse of some of the beautiful photos featured in his book.
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