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i guess small town middle aged white people are technicians too
that makes sense, they probly dont know who they are cheering for
if you look in the right corner near the top just below the horizontal triangle on the building there is a group of black people. and maybe they dont want to be in pictures cuz they have warrants. lol im just joking no offense intended. and yes i have that good of an eyesight.
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To get a taste of the incredible archival material included in this edition, here's a particularly amusing letter written by a polite but opinionated Peter Benchley to the film's producer.
Letter from Peter Benchley to David Brown, Producer of the Film Version of Jaws
15 April, 1974
Dear David:
As I mentioned on the phone this morning, I am deeply troubled by some things in the
final draft screenplay of "Jaws." I fear that if they were ever to appear on the screen, the picture
would be hooted at—not just by shark-freaks, but by general audiences, too—as an insane farce.
Furthermore, I think they detract for the suspense of the film.
I have several other, less important, reservations, and I'll mention them in descending
order of concern.
First and most critical of all is the "rogue shark" concept. You said that Steve apparently
consulted some authority before taking this new tack. I, too, have consulted authorities, and my
sources agree with me that the concept is totally absurd. I'll be glad to argue specifics any time,
but rather than write you a thesis here and now, I'd prefer to offer one artistic argument against
the rogue-shark thing: if you present this shark as a world-girdling maniac, responsible for nearly
every recorded shark-attack death, you destroy one of the central horrors of the story—namely
that a shark doesn't have to be deranged to eat people. Eating people is normal, instinctual
behavior for great white sharks. There is profound terror in the normalcy of killing.
Also, to have Hooper claim to have tagged this shark reduces its menace and mystery. It
makes the shark approachable and familiar.
That leads me to Hooper, who, in general, strikes me as an insufferable, pedantic little
schmuck—not only pedantic, but ignorantly so, since many of the things he says about sharks are
either misleading or flatly wrong. He sounds like a textbook full of errors. Again, I'll cite chapter
and verse to anyone who cares to listen.
Now, on to a few specific things that bothered me. I have tried to avoid picking nits
(things like the horseshoe crabs). And the things that trouble me least (which you may well
consider nits) I've saved for last.
Ellen's gimmick with the travel brochures seems phony as hell. First of all, it's a terrible
cliche. Second, if she's married to Brody, she should realize what his position is. She comes off
as a nag, and since she vanishes almost immediately, we're left with a vague, unresolved sense
that Brody has an unhappy marriage.
P. 13—Meadows' speech about sharks and their swim bladders is wrong. He's mixing
apples and oranges, and he compounds the felony by saying, "Don't you know anything about
P. 40—Hooper would never be suckered into believing that a ten-foot blue shark killed
those people. Never.
P. 44—Brody seems here to be disbelieving the blue-shark theory. When did he change
his mind?
P. 48—And when did Hooper suddenly change his mind about the blue shark as a
possible killer?
P. 55—Hooper claims to have seen the white shark before, and at close range. So how
come he says it's only 17 feet long?
P. 65—Hooper says of the shark, "It knows where you live." He is anthropomorphizing,
something that he would be the first to argue against. God, he's an inconsistent character!
P. 78—What suddenly changes Brody from a man terrified of the water to a man eager to
join Quint? I remember discussing this change-of-heart at great length. It seems to have been
resolved by ignoring it.
The following are relatively minor:
P. 5—The bloody billboard is still there, I see. I feebly repeat that it is way out of
character for the town.
P. 23—Someone named Denherder makes a reference to a sporting charter on
Valentine's Day. I know of no one on the East Coast who would go fishing on February 14th,
for, among other reasons, there are no game fish around on February 14th.
P. 24—Brody says, "But nobody sport-fishes for sharks!" If this is intended to make him
seem stupid, it succeeds. If it is meant as a fact, it is wrong.
P. 30—If Hooper is a diver, he's unlikely to be bearded. Beards get in the way. Bearded
divers exist, of course, but why even raise the question in the audience's mind?
P. 35—This, I admit, is a nit, but I'll pick it anyway. Here and on the following page it is
clear that Steve doesn't know guns. Fine. I assume there will be someone on location who will
know that, for instance, a .30 caliber rifle doesn't fire a 'wad' and couldn't ruin rigging.
P. 76—Hooper refers to Ipswitch, Maine. There may be an Ipswitch, Maine, but a more
familiar Ipswich is in Massachusetts.
There you have it. I am aware that 1) film is a directors' medium, 2) my part in the
entertainment has long since technically ended, and 3) you may well decide to make this letter
into a paper airplane and skim it off the top of the Tower. But I did want to convey these points,
if only to vent my spleen.
As I have said (and said, and said), I would be willing—nay, eager—to meet and work
with Steve, should he deem it helpful.
Peter Benchley
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I have always wondered about the relationship between authors and producers, and this letter really gives some insight into that. As a fan of both books and movies, I generally find the books to be the most enjoyable. How interesting to read about Benchley's concerns!
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It was good to be out there and to find some fish.
Friday Dr. George Yarko and I went to Mosquito Lagoon. We did not find as many redfish as we had on Wednesday, hooking four and boating two 20 inch fish, all on DOA CAL jerkbaits.
We spent a little time using the DOA Deadly Combo looking for seatrout and had some small success, boating four or five. All were at the low end of the slot.
I have some concern for the heath of the fishery in the lagoons for the next few years. The seagrass is gone or dying back in a lot of places. Since the grass supports the rest of the food chain its loss has to lower the productivity of the entire ecosystem.
I am also surprised at the lack of finger mullet in the lagoons. There ought to be huge schools of them everywhere right now and they are definitely not there. Where are they?
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Raines said the local bank failed because of the weakened economy and its heavy involvement with acquisition, development and construction lending.
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How does one track a @waitingfor when it isn't a person? For example, If I am waiting for a meeting to take place, or waiting for the first of the month when a new procedure goes into effect, or waiting for a parts shipment to arrive?
How does one track a @waitingfor when it isn't a person? For example, If I am waiting for a meeting to take place, or waiting for the first of the month when a new procedure goes into effect, or waiting for a parts shipment to arrive?
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For your meeting example, I would put a note in my diary (normally as an all-day event) to remind me that the meeting is happening on that day and to reactivate any following actions; if it was something I actually needed to bring up in the meeting then I would add the item to my @agendas for that particular meeting so that I didn't forget.
For the first of the month example I would use either my calendar (as in the first example) or a tickler file.
For your shipment of parts, I would use my regular @Waiting For list. I am often waiting for train tickets as part of my job and I add these to my @Waiting For list with a date so that I know when I ordered them. If they are needed for a date that is coming up soon, I will also add a note in my diary to check that they have arrived a few days ahead. If they haven't arrived that will give me time to call the train company and do something about it. Normally just having them on the @WF is enough as I review the list fairly regularly during the week and always at the weekly review and will pick up on it if it is still outstanding.
Hope this helps.
If I know when the meeting is, I might put a note with the meeting or use a tickler file. But I am often waiting for a meeting that has not yet been scheduled - the waiting for list is perfect for this. I use my waiting for list for online purchases and airline tickets before I take a trip etc.
I still have the action set as a context of @waiting in my electronic system. Since I review those at least weekly and when I have time that I am unable to deal with more pressing matters I read my @waiting context to see if any need a new push. So I get to review or at least read that context about 3-4 times a week.
Currently my @waiting context has Waiting for last 2011 lamb registrations to arrive before sending database off for weight conversion and waiting for ditch to get turned on. Those actions are in the Convert weights to decimals project and Get irrigation running for the summer project.
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What difference does it make whether it's a person or not? Either way, it's something you don't need to do anything about now but you might need to do something about in the future.
I treat all waiting-for's as actions. That is, if I'm really not going to do anything about them, I don't have them in my system at all. If I'm going to do something such as remind the person if it isn't done yet after some time, then I put them in my tickle file. When they
come up in the tickle file, they're real actions that can be done immediately or when
I have time, and can be treated like other actions.
I guess the advantage of linking waiting-for's to people is that you can collect all
the things you're waiting for from the same person, along with anything else you
need to talk to that person about, and discuss them all at once when you see
the person.
As above, the WF is a reminder for you of where the project is up to, so whether its a person replying to you, or a meeting occurring, or even some natural event, it makes no difference. It means you can look at the project in the weekly review and decide quickly about whether you should do something else about it.
I don't need to look at it every week and decide; I've already previously decided what needs to be done when. To me, using "waiting-fors" seems out of character with the rest of
GTD, e.g. identifying a specific physical next action. It depends, though, on the type and number of "waiting-fors" a person tends to have.
How you treat these things may also depend on your implementation. I use software that has both start and due dates. Start dates can be used with waiting for items to give you a reference point, as in "I placed an order 2 months ago- where is it?" This can be done by simply putting a start date in your entry, even using paper. With an electronic system that supports start dates, you can have entries that appear in any of your lists on the start date. So you can have "Read previous minutes" appear the day before the meeting and "Review meeting notes for action items" appear after the meeting without cluttering your waiting for list. You can duplicate this even with a paper calendar, but the electronic implementation is convenient.
If I'm waiting for a specific date (or meeting that's happening on a specific date) I put something in my tickler to let me know I will need to take action after that date.
The examples that you give would end up on my calendar and/or tickler system.
If the Sales Meeting is Friday, then I might add a note to my Outlook calendar for Thursday that says, "Sales Meeting tomorrow". Or...it might be a set up as an entry in my paper-based tickler system. So...when I pull the material from Thursday's tickler folder, I would find a note that says "Sales Meeting tomorrow" (or something similar).
The Sales Meeting would (of course) be an entry on the day that it takes place. And...I have to be disciplined enough to review my calendar (both forward AND backward) every day so I don't miss anything.
Hope that helps.
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Transfer to the airport for the flight to Cuzco (the flight usually departs early, and we may leave the hotel as early 4:30 am). In Cuzco meet your guide and transfer to your hotel. Spend the day relaxing and exploring fascinating Cuzco. Cuzco is the continent's oldest continuously inhabited city and the hub of the South American travel network. The city attracts travellers who come not just to visit a unique destination but also to experience an age-old culture very different from their 20th century way of life; one could easily spend a week just in and around the area. Inca-built stone walls line most of the central streets and you don't have to go far to see other major Inca ruins. It is a city steeped in history, tradition and legend. Every year Cuzco attracts thousands of travellers who come to delve into its noble but tragic past. It is the perfect base for optional explorations around the city and area as well as a range of outdoor activities. Relax and explore this fascinating city, and take time to acclimatize to the high altitude. Cuzco's numerous colonial churches are one of the city's most common sights. The Cathedral was started in 1559 and took 100 years to build; it is also one of the city's greatest repositories of colonial art. Immediately in front of the entrance is a vault containing the remains of the famous Inca historian, Garcilaso de la Vega. Also worth visiting are the churches of La Compañía, La Merced and San Francisco. While most ruins are just outside of the city, the main ruin within is that of the Coricancha, once the Inca Empire's richest temple. Today the ruin forms the base of the colonial church of Santo Domingo. During Inca times this temple was literally covered with gold, but within months of the arrival of the first conquistadors this incredible wealth had all been melted down. It is left to the individual imagination to envision the magnificence of the original structure. There are several good museums in Cuzco, including the Archaeological Museum, which also houses a small art museum, the Regional History Museum and the Religious Art Museum. Our best advice for exploring Cuzco is to wear a comfortable pair of shoes, arm yourself with a city map and set off to explore!
Travel with our local guide through the Sacred Valley of the Incas. An important source of food for the Inca, the Sacred Valley is a lush agricultural region that continues to supply the city of Cuzco with much of its produce. Visit the impressive Pisac ruins and the colourful artisan market (market days only). The day trip finishes in the picturesque village of Ollantaytambo, site of another large Inca ruin. Here we catch our breath and prepare for the hike ahead. The town and fortress of Ollantaytambo are strategically situated overlooking the beautiful Urubamba River Valley. This major ruin site is known as the best surviving example of Inca urban planning and engineering. It is admired for its huge steep terraces guarding the Inca Fortress and for being one of the few places where the Spanish lost a major battle during the conquest. We spend the night in this small town before heading out for the start of the hike the next morning.
Day 4: An early morning start (6am) allows us the best possible views of our incredible mountainous surroundings, dotted with rural villages throughout. The Sacred Valley was the heart of the Inca civilization from the 14th to 15th centuries, and many people still farm in this lush, expansive valley. Our hike begins in the village Qeshwarani, from which we begin our leisurely pace through the valley of Cuncani, before the high pass of Cuncani we will eat our picnic lunch. After lunch we continue on our path to the highland village of Cuncani, our destination for tonight. From our campsite, we will have stunning views of snow-capped Colque Cruz. Day 5: After pausing to admire our surroundings in the early morning mist, we will proceed around Sondor Mountain to a high pass (an altitude of 4440m), from which we will have great photo opportunities: scenic Huacahuasi Lake and snow-capped Veronica Mountain (amongst others!) are visible from the path. After a good morning's hike, we stop for a quick rest in a living Inca settlement, where many still farm the traditional crop of potatoes in the same way that their ancestors did. We resume our hike upstream to the second pass, Ipasayqocha (4550m), where we will celebrate by making an offering of coca leaves to the Andean Gods. We descend to our campsite near Lake Ipasayqocha for the night. Day 6: Today we will have ample photo opportunities: our gentle path is covered in Andean flora, and animals such as llamas and alpacas are fairly commonplace. If we're lucky, we might even catch a glimpse of Andean geese, puna ibis, Andean cara caras or condor. We will feel welcomed by the warm Quechua people, whose homeland we have the rare opportunity to see firsthand. The traditional dress and lifestyle of these people is both fascinating and enticing to outsiders. Our descent takes us through the spectacular valley of Patacancha, where everything remains as it has since ancient times. After our five-hour hike, we reach the town of Patacancha, where we eat lunch and wait for our private bus to take us to Ollantaytambo, we catch the train for an incredibly scenic ride to Agua Calientes, where we will spend the night in a hotel.
Rise early to take advantage of viewing Machu Picchu in the early morning light, the best time to view the 'Lost City of the Incas'. Join our local guide for a detailed interpretation of the site and Inca history without the pressure of other tour groups that arrive at midday. There is free time to explore on your own after our tour, and the opportunity to climb Wayna Picchu, providing the chance to see Machu Picchu and its surroundings from a more exclusive vantage point. Machu Picchu is both the best and the least known of the Inca ruins. It is not mentioned in any of the chronicles of the Spanish conquistadors and archaeologists today can do no more than speculate on its function. The local Quechua farmers in the area knew of Machu Picchu for centuries, but it was not until an 11-year-old boy led the American historian Hiram Bingham (who was in search of Vilcabamba) to the site on July 24, 1911, that the rest of the world became aware of its existence. At that time the site was covered in thick vegetation, and Bingham and his team returned in 1912 and 1915 to clear the growth. Over the years, much work has been done on excavating and studying the site. Despite these efforts, many unanswered questions remain. In the afternoon we return by train to Ollantaytambo or Poroy and will then be transferred by van to Cusco, arriving in the evening.
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"We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children" - American Indian proverb.
These words aptly sum up the tenor and thrust of the just-released 384-page Human Development Report 2007-2008, a goldmine of information eagerly anticipated every year by development specialists. This year, the theme is climate change. Titled Fighting Climate Change: Human Solidarity in a Divided World, the report, published by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), marshals the case for responsible use of the earth's resources while dramatically showing the dangers posed by global warming. It is a document no environmentalist can be without.
"Climate change is the defining human development issue of our generation," the report opens soberly. "All development is ultimately about expanding human potential and enlarging human freedom. Climate change threatens to erode human freedoms and limit choice," says the report. It continues, "Today, we are witnessing at first hand what could be the onset of major human development reversal in our lifetime. Increased exposure to drought, to more intense storms, to floods and environmental stress is holding back the efforts of the world's poor to build a better life for themselves and their children."
Climate change affects the man in Trench Town, Tel Aviv and Southside. It is the reason why Jamaica has experienced a change in weather patterns and why some international prices are high. It is set to get worse.
Climate change affects everyone, but especially the poor. The Human Development Report says how the world deals with this issue will have a direct bearing on its human development prospects. Failure to deal with this issue will consign 40 per cent of the world's population - some 2.6 billion people - to a "future of diminished opportunity".
Also, it will "undermine efforts to build a more inclusive pattern of globalisation, reinforcing the vast disparities between the haves and have-nots". But the report notes that while it is the poor who are bearing the brunt of the negative effects of climate change, "tomorrow it will be humanity as a whole that faces the risks that come with global warming. We are edging toward tipping points ... Our generation may not live to see the consequences".
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Climate change has been receiving increasing global attention and many governments are now setting bold targets for greenhouse gas emissions. The developed countries are the main culprits, though China has now overtaken the United States as the world's biggest polluter. The UNDP report notes, happily, that the controversy over whether significant climate change is taking place is now over and the so-called environmental sceptics have been defeated. Observing that five years ago "climate change scepticism was a flourishing industry", the Human Development Report says, triumphantly: "Today, the debate is over and climate change scepticism is an increasingly fringe activity." The fourth assessment review of the International Panel on Climate Change - which has won a Nobel Prize - has established "an overwhelming scientific consensus that climate change is both real and man-made. Almost all Governments are part of that consensus".
Every Human Development Report is a collector's delight (I have kept every one since the first appeared in 1990). The 2007-2008 edition is no different. The tables at the back alone would be worth the publication and is an indispensable compendium for those interested in development issues. The richness of the HDR's intellectual thought and articulation is always assured and in this issue the authors lay bare the ethical and philosophical issues underlying the discussion on climate change.
"Climate change also asks tough questions about how we think about our links to people in the future. Our actions will serve as a barometer of our commitment to cross-generational social justice and equity. Future generations will see our response on climate change as a measure of our ethical values".
The report goes on to make the important point that "perhaps most fundamentally of all, (climate change) challenges the way that we think about progress. There could be no clearer demonstration than climate that economic wealth is not the same thing as human progress. Under the current energy policies, rising economic prosperity will go hand-in-hand with mounting threats to human development today and the well-being of future generations".
Development paradox
China illustrates this development paradox. China has quadrupled its GDP over the 1980-2000 period and pulled over 50 million people out of poverty. Since 2005, China's energy growth, for the first time in decades, has outstripped its economic growth, with China now being the largest emitter of gas into the atmosphere. Today China emits 35 per cent more carbon dioxide per dollar of output than the United States and 100 per cent more than the European Union. In 2006, global carbon emissions from fossil fuel use increased by about 2.6 per cent, driven by a more than 4.5 per cent increase in global coal consumption. Of this, China contributed more than 66 per cent, according to an article in the winter 2007-2008 issue of the journal The Washington Quarterly (the entire issue of the latest Washington Quarterly is devoted to the subject of climate change, illustrating the global scholarly consensus on this issue.)
Yet, China's rapid economic and industrial development is lionised, as the West's has been, and yet it comes at a high cost environmentally and, thus, developmentally.
So this issue raises philosophical questions about the Western economic growth model. Says the Human Development Report: "Carbon-intensive economic growth is symptomatic of a deeper problem. One of the hardest lessons taught by climate change is that the economic model which drives growth and the profligate consumption of rich nations that goes with it is ecologically unsustainable. There could be no greater challenge to our assumptions about progress than that of realigning economic activities and consumption with ecological realities."
And the realities are both constraining and frightening. About three-quarters of the world's population, living on less than US$1 a day, depend directly on agriculture. Climate change projections show that there will be large losses in productivity for food staples linked to drought and rainfall variation in sub-Saharan Africa and South and East Asia. There will also b water insecurity. (Indeed, some experts have, for some time, predicted that the fight over water will replace oil as a contentious issue in the 21st century.)
There will be increased exposure to coastal flooding and extreme weather events. Droughts and floods have already affected, on average, about 262 million people between 2000 and 2004 - over 98 per cent of them living in developing countries. "With an increase in temperatures, warmer seas will fuel more violent tropical cyclones. Drought-affected areas will increase in extent, jeopardising livelihoods and compromising health and nutrition".
Increased risk for malaria
Globally, up to 400 million could see an increased risk for malaria.
In the article, 'The Security Implications of Climate Change', in the winter 2007-2008 Washington Quarterly, the former Chief of Staff under President Bill Clinton, John Podesta, paints a chilling picture of the consequences of climate change.
In terms of the disease burden alone, "countries (like Jamaica) that depend on tourism could be economically devastated by even relatively small outbreaks. Restrictions on the movement of goods could also be a source of economic and political turmoil. Pandemic-affected countries could lose significant revenue from decline in exports due to limits or bans placed on products that originate or transit through them."And, even in the absence of trade restrictions, Podesta says, "the economic burden that disease will place on developing countries will be severe".
The challenge will be to those living in developed countries whose lifestyles affect the pace of climate change. This will be the most difficult issue and this is where the philosophical issues are the thorniest. For why should people nurtured on a culture of consumption, comfort, ease, luxury and hedonism change their lifestyles for future generations? Why should people do things differently today to benefit future generations? Or why should they care what happens to people in some poor underdeveloped nation like Bangladesh?
The Human Development Report notes that "when a person switches on a light in Europe or an air-conditioning unit in America, they are linked through the global climate system to some of the world's most vulnerable people - to small-scale farmers eking out a living in Ethiopia, to slum dwellers in Manila and to people living in the Ganges Delta. They are also linked to future generations ..." But why should people care about that? What is it in secular humanism, the new religion of enlightened man, to confer a sense of moral obligation toward future generations?
Says the Report: "Given the evidence about the implications of dangerous climate change for poverty and future catastrophic risks, it would be a denial of morality to disregard the responsibilities that come with the ecological interdependence that is driving climate change".
The problem is that the traditional philosophical sources which could sustain such a moral vision - namely, religious ideologies - have been undermined by a nihilistic and postmodernist philosophy. That only deepens the tragedy of climate change.
Ian Boyne is a veteran journalist who may be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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BAPTISMS are becoming more popular in the Diocese of Worcester – but only for adults.
The news comes as three month-old Prince George of Cambridge is christened today.
Yet, in this diocese, the numbers of children being christened has dropped in the past year, while christenings for those aged 13 and above have gone up slightly.
Rev Rich Johnson, vicar at All Saints in Deansway, said he will christen seven adults by fully immersing them in water at a service a week on Sunday.
"Christenings are becoming more popular again after a lull, that's our experience," he said.
"Some are adults, mainly 20-somethings, who have not grown up in a Christian home who have come to faith."
He said All Saints borrows a birthing pool for the ceremony which is filled with warm water.
Those being baptised are invited to share their stories before being lowered backwards into the pool and fully submerged for a split second, then lifted out again.
Mr Johnson said: "As we go down into the water it's symbolic of dying and then of being lifted up out of the water and being risen to new life."
In the Diocese of Worcester, 1,534 under-ones and 751 one to 12-yearolds were christened in 2012 compared to 1,640 under-ones and 870 one to 12-year-olds the year before.
However, 181 aged 13 or over were christened, compared to 180 the year before. There were also only 155 thanksgiving services in 2012 compared to 224 the year before.
The Bishop of Worcester, Dr John Inge, said: "The baptism of Prince George is a wonderfully happy occasion which we can all celebrate," he said.
"Once he is baptised, he will be welcomed into what must be the largest family on earth of two billion Christians, all of whom, whatever their station in life, rejoice in God's loving purposes for them in Jesus."
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I really liked using this soap in the mornings. It has a nice refreshing and energizing smell to it. I do think the price is a little too much, but every now and then it is good to treat yourself!
I've never been much for bars of soap, but I figured I'd give them a shot. It has a good lather to it and a refreshing scent. The blac pepper kernals are a little rough, but they definitely do their job in exfoiliating. I tend to dry out pretty bad after showers, but with this bar I've had good like. There's a brief chalky feeling right after I get out and towel dry. After about fifteen minutes though I'm feeling nice and resfreshed. Highly recommend this product
In addition to smelling woodsy, masculine, clean, and fresh, the grit feels great and does wonders for the skin. I always leave the shower feeling smooth and refreshed. As a bonus, the soap bar is much larger than your average bar, and it lasts and maintains efficacy for months of continuous use (I've yet to run out myself). Don't have one negative thing to say.
My husband got the body wash in his birch box, so I got him the soap and the lotion. It has a nice clean, masculine smell. I went with bar soap because it lasts longer than body wash.
I've been a big fan of soaps with scratchy stuff in them and this one is awesome. The smell is great, the grit stays gritty unlike some others I've tried where the grit eventually gets mushy. If I had a complaint it would be that the bar is humongous.
I didn't think I would like something called "Black Pepper" but this soap really smelled good and perked me up. I'd buy it.