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Once Is Not Enough is a 1973 novel by Jacqueline Susann. It was the #2 best-selling novel of 1973 in the United States, and was the basis for the 1975 film of the same name.
The novel is Susann's third. The book was ready in October 1972, and was released the following year, on March 20, shortly after Susann had been diagnosed with cancer, a condition that did not stop her from promoting her book in her usual hardworking fashion.[1]
The novel's main character is January Wayne, the daughter of a Hollywood producer who, once rich, has fallen on hard times. She is sent to Miss Haddon's boarding school in Connecticut, and spends weekends with her father at the Plaza Hotel in New York, N.Y.; her mother died after she botched a DIY abortion when January was 7. At 17, Wayne has a motorcycle accident while visiting Rome with her father, and spends three years in Switzerland recuperating. When she returns to her father in Manhattan, his business has collapsed and he's married a rich woman. January, in turn, takes up with an older, impotent writer named Tom Colt (based on Norman Mailer[2]), an old nemesis of her father's. January's father and his wife die in a plane crash,[3] and at the end of the novel January appears to commit suicide.
The daughter is "a conflicted young beauty in the throes of an Electra complex".[4] Barbara Seaman, in her 1987 biography Lovely Me: The Life of Jacqueline Susann, cites film critic Andrew Sarris, who notes that the Electra complex is a red thread in all of Susann's novels and has a biographical background.[5]
Reception, legacy[edit]
Pearl Cleage praises the book for the economical way in which Susann is "establishing character and moving plot forward".[6] Emily Stone commented that this and other books created Susann's "legacy of tasty yet tasteless tomfoolery", a legacy continued by writers like Judith Krantz.[7]
Nicole Richie's 2010 novel Priceless suggests an "update" to Susann's Once is not Enough, according to Joel Ryan of the Los Angeles Times.[8]
Bibliographical notes[edit]
- ^ Seaman 429, 423.
- ^ Seaman 392
- ^ O'Reilly, Jane (1 April 1973). "A guide to the good parts of Jacqueline Susann". The New York Times. Retrieved 10 September 2015.
- ^ Server 244-45.
- ^ Seaman 233.
- ^ Cleage 152.
- ^ Stone 203.
- ^ Ryan, Joel (25 September 2010). "Book Review: Is Nicole Richie's new novel a Jackie Susann redux?". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 10 September 2015.
- Cleage, Pearl (2014). Things I Should Have Told My Daughter: Lies, Lessons & Love Affairs. Simon and Schuster. p. 152. ISBN 9781451664690.
- Seaman, Barbara (1996). Lovely Me: The Life of Jacqueline Susann. Seven Stories. ISBN 9781888363371.
- Server, Lee (2009). Encyclopedia of Pulp Fiction Writers. Infobase. pp. 244–45. ISBN 9781438109121.
- Stone, Emily (2013). Did Jew Know?: A Handy Primer on the Customs, Culture & Practice of the Chosen People. Chronicle. ISBN 9781452129570.
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Secondly, it is run like a police state. The ski patrol and courtesy patrol seem to think they are uniformed policeman. I once had a ski patroller get into a physical confrontation with me after he mistakenly thought I knocked snow off my skiis on him - it was a only a dusting (I did see it happen) and most importantly, it wasn't even me that did it and I am a professional in my late thirties. They are very lucky I that was too busy not to follow-up with them on this. They really need to get them under control before there is a serious incident.
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Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday and from 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Monday at Samart-Mothe Funeral Home in Cut Off. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church in Golden Meadow, with burial in the church cemetery.
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HOUMA — A local businessman is challenging the longtime leadership of Terrebonne's NAACP chapter in this fall's president election.
Richard Thompson, the 42-year-old owner of several rental properties and Thompson Super Clean janitorial service, announced his candidacy late last week. He will take on Jerome Boykin, 51, a retired Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office deputy who's held the president's office for roughly 16 years.
The organization, which has about 500 members, will elect a president Nov. 13. The election will be 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the NAACP office, 7163 Park Ave., in Houma. Presidential elections for the organization are held every two years.
A newcomer to the chapter's political scene, Thompson said he is running because some people have told him that Boykin does not look into their complaints of discrimination.
"People lose their jobs and he doesn't do anything about it," said Thompson, a 14-year NAACP member. "I'm
going to fight for the people, the good people of Terrebonne Parish."
Thompson claims Boykin has been "selective" in dealing with equal opportunity issues, according to his candidacy announcement letter.
"At times in the past, Jerome Boykin has been a courageous leader on many fronts, but most recently, he has offered himself 'for sale' to the highest bidder," Thompson's letter says.
Thompson said he has no proof that Boykin has accepted money improperly but he's been told by members of alleged wrongdoing. He said he wants the NAACP to focus more on keeping kids away from drugs and bad influences. Thompson, a former Terrebonne Parish Recreation Department coach for eight years, said he also donates Easter baskets to dozens of local children each
He is married to Cheryle Thompson and has two children, 16-year-old Richelle and 9-year-old Corn.
Boykin is married to Myrea Boykin and has two sons, Jerome Jr., 28, and Brandon, 23.
He denied Thompson's allegations of being bought off. Boykin has culled donations from various businesses for scholarships and events, he said, but that does not mean those companies are spared from NAACP's questions. For instance, many banks donate to the NAACP's annual banquet, he said, and that had no bearing when the branch released a report card on local banks.
Every complaint made to Boykin and the organization is investigated, he said. Typically he'll talk to the person with the grievance and the employer or object of the complaint. Then he'll bring the case to the local board, which decides whether to pursue the issue further, Boykin said.
"We have always responded to every complaint," Boykin said. "However, there's two sides to every story."
He also pointed to awards and successes during his administration. The branch's scholarship fund for college-bound students began under his administration, and the Terrebonne group earned the state NAACP's top branch award in 2009, he said.
Boykin also said he earned a community service award this past weekend at the state NAACP's convention in Monroe. He said he lobbied Lowe's home-improvement store to make a $100,000 donation to Ellender Memorial High School.
He said he helped ensure Mardi Gras krewes open their memberships by making an anti-discrimination provision part of local government's parade permits. He said he plans to focus on the area's high drop-out rate and discriminations against minority-owned businesses. Boykin said he and state lawmakers will pursue the creation of a minority-filled district judge seat, following the release of the 2010
In the early 2000s, Boykin said, he helped free Thompson's wife from serving in prison for a crime she did not commit.
Thompson, who was not married to his wife at the time, said Boykin was not the only one to come to her defense and Boykin has since slacked in fighting for equal rights.
This is not the first time Boykin has faced a challenger. Two years ago, Troy Johnson, a Houma-Terrebonne Housing Authority manager, ran for the position Boykin had held uncontested for 13 years.
The election was controversial, though. Johnson claimed he had not been able to campaign properly because he was kept from viewing the membership roll. He also accused Boykin of unfairly declaring 16 people — potential supporters — as ineligible for memberships.
After the election, Johnson and another member were suspended from the organization because, the national board determined, they violated a NAACP bylaw prohibiting members from filing suit against one another without following an internal-complaint procedure.
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When I go to open the printer, nothing seems to happen, but when you look at the task manager, it shows hundreds of HP Printer Assistant processes. Eventually I get booted out of the session back to the windows user login.
I can print, and scan using HP AiO Remote app on the same machine. Scan doesn't allow for OCR.
No idea what started this behaviour, but would appreciate help to get it back to working.
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Hi Jason,
Try following the steps to install the patch blow, altough it describe a different scenario I believe that should resolve the issue you are facing:
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Thanks for getting back to me. I tried the solution, and restarted, but it did not resolve the problem.
Any other ideas?
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Hi there Jason, aka @Jaskeys ,
I would like to make a suggestion that might help you with the Solution Center problem you're having.
I'd suggest Uninstalling the Printer Software and reinstalling the printer: HP Officejet Pro Full Feature Software and Driver
Hopefully that will give you back the full software and driver package with all of the features to scan again.
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I followed your directions to uninstall the HP Officejet Pro 8600 (network) program and reinstalled the full software program but the printer assistant still will not open. Suggestions?
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"No wonder you can't get no dick, you suburban-looking bitches!" shouts Angela as she crashes Mia's weekly coffee klatch. The wives were just about to rehash their dreary sex lives for the nth time when Angela, whip in hand, wheels in some of the industry's powerfuckers to nip their ceaseless whining in the bud. First lesson: how to suck. After initial failure at gobbling and choking, Rubee, Kami and Mia finally get the schlongs down in correct form. Next the studs line their adulterous butts up along the couch, bend them over, and fuck them execution style. Sounds like a hen house being raided. Kami, the lithe newlywed, is overrun by three of the men for hole-hounding, while lady Angela ministers over the commune like a fussy maitre'd. Just to ensure that the age requirement isn't overlooked, Rod tacks on an extra scene with 50-plus Mrs. Styles.


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McCall returns to Florida after three seasons as an assistant
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of the program after losing three assistant coaches. Larry Shyatt
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Greg, during this year, how many times a week have you been lifting? Would you mind putting down a few words on what your program is, how long you intend to follow it, and what motivated you to stop Xfit and concentrate on O lifts?
I stopped CF because I missed competitive athletics, chose O-lifting, and CF interfered. CF is kind of cool, but I was frustrated by the lack of purpose.
I train 5 days/week, all olympic lifting. At times, I train twice a day on 2-3 of those days. I train 1hr BJJ 1X week, really only working technique, no conditioning.
One of the best cycles I've done I built around the Hatch squat cycle (12 weeks). Looked basically like this:
1. Hatch squat 1
2. Snatch pulls 3 x 3 (100%-115%)
3. Snatch push press 5 x 5
4. deadhang pull-ups, 30-50 total
5. core/neck work
1. alternate weekly between Snatch balance to heavy single, and snatch push press + opverhead squat
2. power clean 5 x 2, medium weight, working speed
3. weighted pull-ups 10 x 3
4. core/neck work
1. Rack jerk to heavy single
2. power snatch 5 x 2 medium weight, working speed
3. KB snatch some weeks
4. core work
1. hatch squat 2
2. clean pulls 3 x 3 (100-115%)
3. push press 5 x 5
4. kipping pull-ups, 30-50 total
5. core work
Snatch to max for the day
Clean and Jerk to max for the day
maybe some light core work/pull-ups
Now with that cycle, when I could on Mon/Thu, I would squat in the morning and do the rest at night. Sometimes I would also do the push presses in the morning. Doing the hatch squats, pulls and presses all in one session was hellish.
That cycle was 12 weeks long and I made some huge gains in all my lifts. The Hatch program is a bitch, but it works extremely well. I plan to cycle back onto it soon.
For the last several weeks, Burgener and I have been experimenting with more of a Bulgarian approach. Still train 5X week, twice daily on 2-3 days. Basically just squatting, snatching and CJing. Some rack jerks and snatch balances, snatch push pres + overhead squats also. Typical format is work up to a max on the lift for the day, then drop to 90% for a single, then 85% for 3 singles. Sometimes do a bunch of singles, sometimes do a bunch of doubles. It's a very taxing approach--you're burned out neurologically most of the time, exhausted, and the joints take a beating (for me, the wrists and elbows in particular--knees have held up fine). I have made gains in my squats, cleans and push presses on this cycle, but have been 5kg short of my best snatch throughout, which is not surprising considering the workload. Keep in mind too I do a lot of recovery work, e.g. get into a freezing swimming pool every night after training (47 degrees last night) for 10-15 min, then hot shower, foam roll as much as possible, get soft tissue work on my calves, peroneals, forearms and ITBs 2-3 days/week at PT (I train the office manager, so I get to go for free), and chiro 1X week. Without that stuff, I don't know how well I would hold up.
I think it works well, but it will take a while for me to really adjust to it, and we'll have to wait until a peaking phase to really see what kind of results it produces.
Hope that gives a good idea.
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The California Court of Appeal ruled that Pelican Bay authorities were wrong to deprive certain ethnic groups of privileges such as family visits, outside exercise and religious services during lengthy periods of heightened racial tensions.
The unanimous three-judge panel upheld a lower court ruling in favor of Jose Morales, a Hispanic inmate from Southern California. The court said the prison could find means of controlling violence other than long-term restrictions placed on ethnic groups.
Morales filed a lawsuit in 2010 alleging that he was denied certain privileges afforded other inmates because of his ethnic classification. Pelican Bay authorities had barred Hispanic inmates from certain privileges from three years after a major riot between Northern California and Southern California Hispanics.
Prison officials said the two groups were at "war" and attacked each other on sight. Prison officials argued unsuccessfully that they targeted "validated" gang members rather than ethnic groups. They also argued unsuccessfully that even if they were classifying inmates by race, "partial lockdowns" of certain ethnic groups is a vital tool in combating racial violence.
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The device was spotted late Wednesday off the Kemah Boardwalk, southeast of Houston on Galveston Bay. Kemah emergency management coordinator Bill Kerber says the device looked to some like a bomb.
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Nicole by Nicole Richie
12 reviews
66% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$
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on 8/11/2014 8:35:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Walked into a TJ Maxx and saw two bottles of this on the shelf. Given that I adored her body wash, I figured I'd try another product in her line. Purchased both in case I was smitten with the fragrance.
As a caveat, I was wearing Thierry Mugler Les Parfums de Cuir when I sprayed Nicole on my upper elbows...so while the difference is striking, both scents are at least in the same zip code. Granted, one is in a high-rise penthouse on the lake, and one is in a loft in a hipster district, but it only takes a decade for the latter to become the former, no?
Which is why Nicole struck me as being for the older teen to early 20s set. There's enough mystery here to entice them to enjoy the parfums their mothers and grandmothers wore to death, but won't alienate their current fratish audience.
Nicole opens a bit on the plasticine, a mix of ultra-synthetic versions of Pink Sugar, Flowerbomb, and something which winked at Coco Mademoiselle but turned away before she came out in full force. It settles into a saccharin patchouli/jasmine blend, but that sharp note of...not even sure...grapefruit/iris/sandalwood?...is a bit jarring as it doesn't dry down until the scent has faded almost entirely. And the powdery leather/suede which was seemingly thrown in as an afterthought? Isn't potent enough to tie the notes together.
For celebrity fragrances, this is a welcome break from the accessible scents which all end up smelling exactly the same. I see where Nicole was going, and I'm looking forward to trying other creations from Ms. Richie--as it seems like she has a mature, decadent nose. But perhaps she's stuck in that realm of catering to a specific audience which usually wouldn't appreciate mature decadence?
Good on her for trying (the bottles paid for themselves--they're adorable nods to '30s/'40s art deco). I'm sure this will make a great hair mist, or a scent to wear to the gym/grocer.
Will likely return the extra bottle and leave a note: "Hi lovely. You know how your feminine elders could stop men dead in their tracks, without expressing a word? This is kinda close to what they wore. Somewhat. Keep walking toward the light."
on 6/26/2014 3:25:00 AM
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Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Oh my God. This confirms for me that Fragrantica is a place where they only publish positive reviews, giving an utterly false general opinion on frangrances. If you listened to them, you'd think this was a patchouli, amber, papyrus masterpiece. What it actually is is a cheap and nasty Angel with overwhelming berry tones. Ugh, ugh, ugh. I rarely scrub perfumes off, but I scrubbed this one with everything I could (and I can still smell it). Nice box though.
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on 5/8/2014 12:29:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Oh what a bottle!!! To me it looks like the bottom /base of the Eiffel tower. It does have a soft patchouli. It's well blended. I like patchouli but not when it's really offensive and cloying. It stays close to skin. When I finish mine and would re purchase, even through internet. I do have to say that because the middle of the base rises up, you could encounter difficulty spraying, but I don't care because it smells seriously feminine
on 1/30/2014 8:34:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Update: I'm changing this to "yes" I would repurchase because i would buy this as a gift, and I don't want to give it a lower rating just because I don't like musk or patchouli.
This is a really nice fragrance. But there is something a little off-putting in it to me, because I dislike some of the notes. I find that after about 5 minutes I like this better,
I'm not clear yet on what notes I dislike, but I'm pretty sure it's patchouli. I can also smell some vanilla. This is a nice winter fragrance to add in for a little variety.
If you do like patchouli you should try this relatively unknown perfume. It's not overwhelming with any one scent...all the scents blend together well. It's very well balanced, and smells better than very expensive perfumes I've tried at Nordstrom.
I like the bottle-it's different-but I don't like the cap, which is plastic and feels cheap,
Overall, it's a nice perfume that you can find cheap at Ross or other similar stores (maybe Marshalls & TJ Maxx.
"The composition opens with aromas of juicy blackberries and oranges from Seville, which are followed by golden amber, Moroccan rose, lily of the valley and papyrus, layered over the base of cashmere, sandalwood, sugared patchouli and vanilla absolute."
on 1/13/2014 10:00:00 AM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is amazing! I purchased this for an amazing price, and it was a blind buy, and I am not disappointed! I am not good at picking out notes in perfumes. But this is so rich and spicy. It is wonderful! She certainly hit the mark on this one. And it lasts a long time. I smelled it hours after I out it on. Love the bottle too! A winner!!!
on 12/9/2013 6:24:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Opening notes of Nicole bring to mind the snapping open of a ripe peach, fresh from a market stand. You break it in half, the pit still in place, and inhale the juicy fruit in all its' delicious ripeness. Nothing synthetic, pure freshness, you can almost feel the juice dripping. Add fresh-churned vanilla ice cream, the kind you get from dairy farms in the country. Vanilla ice cream that has a fresh flavor and aroma to it unlike no other because it was just churned today with fresh milk from dairy cows. Now add the sweet patchouli. And this is a sweet, mellow you can eat patchouli.
Nicole wears very lightly unless you layer it or use a moisturizing trick to get the fragrance to last longer. I use a very sheer veil of vaseline first on my skin, then spray the perfume. Any perfume I have that doesn't have good longevity suddenly lasts for hours on me.
I really love this scent. It's full-bodied, creamy, rich with its ambery, spicy feel. Not too fruity at all, the peach is more of a rum type or a boozy impression.
The bottle is what drew me in, tho. It reminds me of the Eiffel Tower. It sits neatly in my hand, easy to spray and is art deco and just pretty to display.
I love wearing this now during the winter-watching the snow fall and hearing the winds blow. Its notes are warm, sensual and comforting. I do wish it lasted longer, but todays perfumes unfortunately do not, it seems. But, taking into consideration how wonderful the opening is, and how to make it last, Nicole really is nice.
Top Notes: Blackberry, Orange.
Middle Notes: Rose, Papyrus, Amber, Lily-Of-The-Valley.
Base Notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla Absolute, Cashmere Wood.
on 11/1/2013 10:15:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this. So much. I bought this because when I go to stores I always have to look at the perfume section. I love to have a couple bottles of summer perfume and a couple for winter.
I have a friend that wears the sent Hana Mori. And I love it on her so much but I could never bring myself to by a bottle because it was when I was fifteen. Now I'm twenty and I haven't. Thought about the sent much. When I bought this for twenty dollars and went home to try it I fell in love. It reminds me so much of that smell that I loved so much.
This perfume is rich and comfy and warm and it makes me smell so marvelous. I get so many compliments when I wear this. People always want to know what I am wearing.
It is a richer wood smell so I would wear it in the winter time. It is fabulous
on 10/2/2013 9:26:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Nicole by Nicole Richie is a hidden gem. I snagged a 1.7 oz bottle at Marshall's for $14.99. I remember seeing this in Macy's/Nordstroms when it first came out for full price. However, after searching on their websites, both no longer carry this fragrance. This was a blind buy and it is absolutely lovely. The art deco style bottle is beautiful and seems like something out of The Great Gatsby - although, it can be a bit tricky while figuring out how to hold the bottle. The top notes I smell are sweet, creamy and slightly fruity. While I can't really pick out individual notes, the entire fragrance reminds me of 3 fragrances, respectively. The top sweet notes remind me of a lighter version of Jessica Simpson's Fancy. The middle, more woody/floral notes remind me of Miss Dior Cherie. The drydown is all Lilly of the Valley on my skin and reminds me of a light version of Narisco Rodriguez for her. This is perfect for the cooler weather, and smells so warm, earthy, sweet (not overly so) and fresh. The florals in the dry down seem like more of a coming of age perfume for my 20 year old self. It's so light (but not too light) comforting and warm. If you see a bottle I don't think you have much to lose!
on 8/14/2013 9:53:00 AM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Good job, Nicole! What a wonderful scent - I love it!
Nicole EDP by Nicole Richie first came to my attention when she appeared on the Kelly & Michael daytime TV show, and the hosts both raved about how good she smelled and asked what she was wearing -- which she said was Nicole (of course). It might have been an advertising ploy, but Kelly & Michael both seemed to sincerely love the scent, and their reactions seemed spontaneous. So I had to seek out this perfume and test it. I wound up buying a discounted gift set, and it was SO worth it!
Wow, this is one of the best celebrity scents ever, IMHO -- this is pretty awesome -- I really love it. It's light, sweet, spicy, & earthy -- all at the same time. Definitely light & sweet, but there's papyrus, amber, sandalwood, & patchouli too -- none of which are annoying in any way -- and are very well balanced against the sweetness. It contains noticable vanilla, my favorite note.
All notes are blended very evenly & nicely, and the end result is a light sweet-spicy oriental. The scent reminds me of a lighter version of Vince Camuto, or Snake Oil (a perfume oil by Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, aka BPAL).
Here are the notes from Fragrantica.com: "The composition opens with aromas of juicy blackberries and oranges from Seville, which are followed by golden amber, Moroccan rose, lily of the valley and papyrus, layered over the base of cashmere, sandalwood, sugared patchouli and vanilla absolute."
Although a light scent, this EDP lasts very well -- several hours. The bottle is a really gorgeous cut glass art deco piece and looks elegant -- like the bottom of the Eiffel Tower -- however, it does take up a lot of space. I found a discounted gift set for only about $40 at Dillard, which included a 3.4oz EDP, roller ball, lotion & shower gel -- a very good deal for this beautiful scent, whch I'm afraid will be hard to find very soon. I was almost tempted to buy 2 sets!
on 4/29/2013 2:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This scent reminds me so much of Burberry Brit Red, when I spray one Red on one wrist and this (the edp) on the other, I find them indistinguishable until the dry down, upon which the Nicole scent lasts longer. If I had to guess I would say the notes in this are Vanilla and Rhubarb, maybe baked goods and some Benzoin... with my chemistry this is very fruity Gourmand. Not my cup of tea.
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Jackie Marie Armand, 40, a native of Pineville and resident of Baton Rouge, died at 2:10 p.m. Friday, Jan. 19, 2007.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday at Falgout Funeral Home in Galliano. Mass will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Catholic Church in Golden Meadow, with interment in the church mausoleum.
She is survived by her parents, Theresa Ann Descant Armand and Billy Anthony Armand; her grandmother, Cecile Prevot; five brothers, Anthony, Steve, Kim, Kenneth and Ray Armand; and two sisters, Cynthia A. Lanasse and Monique Armand.
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Slogdance 19 Battle in Heaven
The Mexican film Battle in Heaven gained notoriety when it premiered at last year's Cannes Film Festival because it opens and closes with a man getting a blow job. And this is not your typical movie or porn star type, but a pudgy middle aged man. There are also a couple of sex scenes in the movie, tooin one he has loving sex with his overweight wife, and in the other he has sex with the pretty prostitute who is the daughter of the rich family he works for (they don't know about her side-job).
From Carlos Reygadas, director of the acclaimed 2002 film Japón, this is another cinematic feat. The filmmaking is fantastic, patiently leading you through the story instead of telegraphing every move. With sweeping long takes and gorgeous composition, Raygadas is a director to be reckoned with. The plot might be a little thin, but who cares when you're in the hands of a director you grow to trust?
Look for this one at the next SIFF.
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It does not take long for "Anselm Kiefer: Works on Paper, 1969-93"-fifty-four watercolors, gouaches, woodcuts, acrylics, and photomontages on exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art until March 21-to rattle and disturb you. It is as if the German artist (born 1945) has set out to wrestle with all your perspectives and preconceptions: intellectual, aesthetic, and moral.
First there is the bracing Nordic coldness of many of the representations; then the brashness of artistic manner, at times suggesting a lack of finesse if not flakiness; and finally an insistent intellectualism that cries out for explication. One doesn't ordinarily anticipate finding the name Ludwig Feuerbach scrawled across an otherwise scenic and well-executed watercolor ("German Lineage of Salvation," 1975). Here, as elsewhere in the exhibit, curator Nan Rosenthal's explanatory notes are invaluable, for Kiefer seems intent on taking you deep into the Teutonic forest. He dwells not only on Germanic mythologies, art, and philosophy, but on National Socialism, the Holocaust, and nuclear Armageddon.
Kiefer was born in Baden-Wurtemburg, on the upper Rhine, the son of an art teacher. While at university, he studied law and French but, after a retreat at the Dominican priory at La Tourette, decided to pursue art. He is best known for his large, layered, abstract yet representational canvases of ruins, forests, and fields, one of which, the...
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The study, which appeared in the December issue of the Journal ofDevelopmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, compared 68 toddlers (average age 22.9 months) who had blood levels within the acceptable range with children who were either well below that range or had no blood lead level. "For a 10 point increase [in lead levels] there was a six point decrease in the Bayley Mental [Development Index] Scales," Alan L. Mendelsohn, MD, the study's lead author, tells WebMD. The Bayley Mental Development Index Scales assess mental development in children. Mendelsohn is assistant professor of clinical pediatrics at the New York University School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center.
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Jon Brooks has been nominated for Canadian songwriter of the year 3 of the past 5 years. Though Jon's music is filled with morally ambiguous characters living on the outskirts of approval, his mandate is clear: "I've chosen to write healing songs & so I'm obliged to reveal a wound or two now and then."
"You speak & sing words that need to be spoken & sung and you do it beautifully with absolute finesse." – Rod Kennedy , Founder of The Kerrville Folk Festival where Jon won the New Folk award.
Upon his return from a 1997 trek throughout war ruined Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jon quit writing songs and performing, claiming, "I'm at least a 1000 books and emotions shy of earning the right to stand behind a microphone." 8 years later – at the suggestion of one of his Canadian literary heroes, Austin Clarke – Jon wiped the dust off his Taylor Jumbo 615.
Though Jon's music is filled with grey and morally ambiguous characters living on the outskirts of approval, his mandate is unequivocal: "I'm not interested in 'happy songs' – I've chosen to write healing songs and, for that reason, I'm obliged to reveal a wound or two now and then. I'm even less interested in writing unhappy songs: I want to write hopeful songs, inspiring songs and I expect I owe today's listener some hopeful argument – some legitimate reason – as to why we should believe our present world could be improved, or healed. The highest aim of song is to invoke empathy – to offer that rare sight of ourselves in others. In this sense, the folk singer is simply trying to politicize love, hence, my contention that today's songwriter should be a lobbyist for compassion to be our principle representative in government office."
In 2006 he released NO MEAN CITY , a portrait of Toronto homelessness vis a vis Toronto history and architecture. Inspired by Eric Arthur's book, 'No Mean City', these 13 songs are a weighty and conceptual exposition of the modern urban soul's homelessness and moral fatigue. 2007 afforded Jon further acclaim with the release of OURS AND THE SHEPHERDS , a CD of Canadian war stories inspired by James Loney, Senator Romeo Dallaire, Sgt. Tommy Prince, and John McRae among others. The collection earned Brooks Songwriter of the Year nomination at the 2007 Canadian Folk Music Awards. Penguin Eggs deemed it "a thoroughly wonderful and truly important addition to the canon of Canadian folk music." OURS AND THE SHEPHERDS is now among the collections of The Canadian War Museum and The John McRae Society.
Jon is also a published essayist with Guernica Editions' BARRY CALLAGHAN: ESSAYS ON HIS WORKS (2007) with contributions by Margaret Atwood, William Kennedy, Joyce Carol Oates, and others.
His latest CD, MOTH NOR RUST , looks inward to all that neither moth nor rust can touch: love, hope, trust, memory, inspiration, justice, and faith. MOTH NOR RUST earned Jon his second Canadian Folk Music Award nomination for Songwriter of the Year and its lyrics were published by Canada's esteemed literary quarterly, Exile Editions.
Whether about the times we live in, its past or its future promise, Brooks' songs are underscored throughout by his gently weather-beaten voice, the singular beautiful sound of hand on guitar, and his uncanny ability to press his ear against the heartbeat and the soul of the times we live in – transforming, inspiring and uplifting us as we bear witness.
- See more at: http://www.jonbrooks.ca
"You speak and sing words that need to be spoken and sung and you do it beautifully, perfectly, and with absolute finesse." – Rod Kennedy , Founder and Producer of The Kerrville Folk Festival, Kerrville, TX
"Great songwriters, like the best artists in any discipline, defy convention and confound those who seek comparisons. Toronto's Jon Brooks stands among an exalted few in the enduring Canadian song tradition – Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Fred Eaglesmith, Bruce Cockburn – as a lyricist, composer and performer with a fierce commitment to his craft and his vision. He's proud to call himself a folksinger at a time when that particular f-word has ceased to have much meaning to armies of wannabe artists seeking little more than ordinary fame and glory." Greg Quill , The Toronto Star, January 3, 2010.
"He reminds me of Steve Earle, Bruce Cockburn and Ray Bonneville in his honest, gritty vocal delivery and his straight-shooting political songwriting which honours the tradition of folk music without the contrived earnest format of many folk songs." – Harry Manx , as quoted in The Gulf Island Driftwood, December 2009
"Toronto singer/songwriter Jon Brooks is the latest in a long, honourable -and depleting – line of folksingers who write and perform to further the cause of social justice." – Robert Reid , The Waterloo Record
2010 Winner Earth Day International Songwriting Competition
Winner: 2010 Kerrville New Folk
2010′s People To Watch – The Toronto Star
Nominated: 2009 Canadian Folk Music Award – 'English Songwriter of the Year'
Winner: 2009 US National Public Radio's Mountain Stage New Song Canadian Region
Winner: 2008 The Mac Beattie Porcupine Award (for musicians who are proud to be identifiably Canadian).
Nominated: 2007 Canadian Folk Music Award – 'English Songwriter of the Year'
Winner: Ontario Council of Folk Festivals 2007 'Songs From The Heart'
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Mostly agree, but I'd take Flowers over Penney.Hide replies
No way
I actually gave this a lot of thought.
I agree with King 100%.
It should be noted that 4 of these players (Wilkinson, Harris, Tucker, and Penney) Ryan inherited and that includes the best three--Harris, Tucker, and Wilkinson. This explains Ryans early success and highlites the poor recruiting and lack of or at least the spotty success recently. His one recruiting coup has been a highly rated Butch and he was in fact over rated and had to redshirt. In regards to the question of rating Flowers over Penney--there is no competition--Penney was far superior player to Flowers-- Penney was one of the guards (Harris the other) who made the Swing offense work where they inverted the guards and had them post their man under the basket. Penney was great at this.Hide replies
Not sure what you mean by lack of success, Bo's been pretty consistent IMO
We have been in the Sweet 16 the past two seasons so not sure where the poor recruiting and spotty success comes from. But don't let facts get in the way.
KC, it doesn't fit the agenda.
You're right, Think. BTW, Ryan did not actually inerit Harris. Bennett offered him but left before Harris arrived so Bo actually had to re-recruit and Harris had to agree to play for Bo.
I agree - the attitude that kcbadger has is the problem. Too many Badger fans content with a mediocre team and a Sweet 16 (or earlier) exit every year. Do you think Michigan State, Indiana, Ohio State, and Michigan fans are satisfied with Sweet 16 appearances? The elite teams in the Big Ten are getting better and are competing for a national championship while Wisconsin is falling behind. Personally, I want to see a team capable of making a Final 4 run. That won't happen with Bo's lack of recruiting ability. You typically need NBA talent to make the Final 4.
PG-Devin Harris
SG - Kirk Penney
SF - Alando Tucker
PF - Jon Leuer
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Couple more honorable mentions in addition to yours Jeff
Kam Taylor
Keaton Nankivil
Sorry meant Dave......not Jeff
A couple of additions to fill out the bench. Stiemsa as a defensive presence in the middle. Also need a zone buster from the outside- I'll go with Jason Bohanon.
Who wins a 3 point contest?
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No question its Bohannon. Taylor 2nd and Brust not even in the picture. Do we remember just a year ago when he made 3 of 70 some 3's during a timeframe?? He has improved but still have no confidence its going in everytime he shoots it.
IMO King nailed the starters. For bench PG, given the premium Bo puts on defense, I might give Kam Taylor the nod over Hughes, but both solid players.
As for the Penney/Flowers debate, different streghts. Penney a more prolific scorer, Flowers the far superior defender (he and Mike Kelly by far the best defenders I can recall watching the past 20 years)
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Kam Taylor vs. NC in the tourney. Great performance.
This is exactly why Bo Ryan needs to be fired! He's been here over a decade and this scrub team is the best he can recruit? Honest to God! Most teams compete to try and reach a Final Four. With Wisconsin the bar has been lowered to such a pathetic level that being around .500, and getting killed in the first or second round to teams like Davidson and Cornell in the tournament is viewed as successful.
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I would call this the dumbest post in some time but that's a pretty high bar and Braun has exceeded it before numerous times.
Stupid is as stupid does...
Do I get frustrated with the Wisconsin Badgers offense under HC Bo Ryan? Yes I do. Do I get frustrated with the overall lack of elite athletes under Ryan? Again, yes I do. However, do I like the facts that Ryan graduates a high rate of players and there is virtually zero issues off the court? Absolutely, Do I enjoy seeing our team in the NCAA tournament every single season? Again, yes I do.
kcbadger is 100% correct - this was, and remains, a dumb post.
On Wisconsin!
For whatever reason, he gets his jollies from pushing buttons that get folks to call him an idiot. Why, I don't know, but after this one I'm done responding to him. I will continue to attempt to get such incendiary trollism removed, although I guess this one wasn't bad enough for JSO to take off.
Yep, there are a handful like him on most blogs. Couple over on the Packer blog these days also. No interest in discussing the sport only tweaking. Very strange motivation but probably tells you a bit about who they are.
Krabenhoft over Landry all day. Flowers over Hughes. Hughes was an enigma IMO.
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Beautiful and neat room, in an even more beautiful house. Brigitte was very kind en helpfull, and the housecat was awesome! The room is located ideally, everything was within walking distance. Would definately stay there again!
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Nice and cozy flat. Very near to the centre of the City.
Everything was super and we had a pleasant stay.
Brigitte is very nice :) The room was cute and clean, the bathroom also. The location is great. We have visited the most things on foot. The rosegarden right outside the door invites you to linger. The Nyhavn is 10min by foot. The bus lines 26 and 6A and a supermarket are 150m close by the accomodation. So, everything was fine. We would come back :)
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Good to see that Carlos Spencer has travelled well to England, and along with Bruce Reihana and Mark Robinson has starred in the Barbarians thrashing of England's 'third' team. Obviously still short of running rugby in the Northern Hemisphere, The 'Times' liked what they saw -- report here.
The 'Times' also enjoys the predictions of former All Black coaches Mitch and Mains, as did I. These are "the worst Lions . . . that I can remember," says Lozzer. Read more here.
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Apple wanted Samsung to license patents for $30 per smartphone, $40 per tabletAccording to court documents made public on Friday, Apple in 2010 offered Samsung a $30 per smartphone/$40 per tablet license deal for use of the Cupertino company's patents.
The numbers, outlined in an October 2010 offer, estimate that Samsung would have owed Apple about $250 million for the year, much was less than what the iPhone maker was spending on components, reports All Things D.
In addition to the license fees, Apple offered a 20 percent discount if Samsung were to cross-license its own patent portfolio to Apple which would have brought royalties down to $24 and $32 for smartphones and tablets, respectively.
Non-Android royalties requested by Apple included $30 for smartphones running Windows Mobile 7 and another $30 for all other mobile operating systems like Bada. The discounted rate for these devices would have been more substantial as they didn't use Apple's "proprietary features."
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Before anybody gets bent out of shape, let me start by saying that I respect horse racing — but if it weren't for gambling, this niche sport would be relegated to irrelevancy.
It's as bourgeois a sport as polo and hedge fund management, yet lasts as long as a single play in football. I know it's been around for hundreds of years and inspires sappy screenplays, but after the threat of a Triple Crown is out the window, so is my interest. Insanely rich dudes betting on who spliced together the best horse genes doesn't make me feel inspired, no matter how many mint juleps I drink.
Does Nick Saban really care that an old underling called him "the devil himself?" Personally, I think it's just Saban doing what he does best: recruit.
As competitive as college football recruiting is in the SEC (and everywhere else), it's hard for me to dismiss the notion that Saban's playing this up for his own good. Making another team, Florida, look bad even for a moment might be all he needs to keep one more recruit out of Gainesville.
However, I'd like to point out that Saban never denied it.
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Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration and Planning
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With a graduate certificate in Healthcare Administration and Planning, you can develop skills which are in high demand in expanding healthcare policy and service delivery arenas. This certificate consists of five 3-credit courses. Three core courses are required: Epidemiology for Administrators, Financial Management for Health and Nonprofit Organizations, and Health Organizations and Delivery Systems. You can then choose two electives from various areas of health policy, statistics or research methods (see Courses under Health Certificate for sample past syllabi).
Courses are offered in a variety of delivery approaches (evening, hybrid, weekend) which help meet our students' needs as working adults. You can start the certificate in spring, summer or fall. You can seek this certificate in combination with the MPA or PhD, or on its own as a stand-alone credential.
Seek advising before registration to make sound course choices (Contact your advisor). Students who want to pursue this certificate along with either the MPA or PhD should seek advising before choosing any electives in the certificate to minimize chances of having to take an extra course while satisfying each set of requirements.
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