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Studies Suggest Low Salt Diets Are DeadlyActivism, Healthy Living
"Mankind can live without gold … but not without Salt." – Cassiodorus, Roman statesman, circa 500 AD
The Feds are at it again. This time, if they have their way, the amount of salt in food will soon become highly restricted, perhaps the modern manifestation of the ancient salt routes, which during the Dark and Medieval Ages, lined the pockets of the rich and greatly harmed the peasants who were unable to procure enough to maintain health.
Of course, the FDA push to control the sodium content of food is cloaked in the argument that low salt diets are beneficial to health.
This is simply not so. Low salt diets are harmful to health and there is plenty of compelling research that backs this up.
The most recent study which dismantles the sacred cow that salt is somehow bad for you appeared in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in May 2011.
3,681 healthy European men and women aged 60 or younger were followed for about 8 years. Those that consumed higher than average amounts of sodium did not experience increased risk for hypertension, stroke, or heart attack.
Dr. Jan Staessen MD, senior author of the study at the University of Leuven in Belgium stated that the study's findings:
"… do not support the current recommendations of a generalized and indiscriminate reduction of sodium intake at the population level."
Low Salt Diets Are Deadly
It appears that it is much better to have a higher than average sodium intake than a lower than average one. In 2010, The Journal of the American Medical Association published the results of a study that showed even small decreases in sodium content in the diet increase the risk for a cardiovascular event and death.
The sodium levels adhered to in this study were based on US government recommended dietary guidelines, so people who follow these low salt recommendations are in fact at increased, not decreased, risk for a significant and possibly deadly health event!
The authors of the study wrote:
"Taken together, our current findings refute the estimates of computer models of lives saved and healthcare costs reduced with lower salt intake. They also do not support the current recommendations of a generalized and indiscriminate reduction in salt intake at the population level."
Another 2010 study from Harvard University showed that participants developed insulin resistance in only 7 days when put on a salt restricted diet! Insulin resistance is an alarming condition that indicates a strong likelihood for the development of Type 2 Diabetes.
Similarly, Australian studies have shown that those individuals with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes die in larger numbers when following a salt restricted diet.
From a common sense point of view, review of these studies indicates that low salt intake is a particularly risky path for those with blood sugar control issues. Given that 80% or so of adults over the age of 25 are already overweight or obese in the United States, FDA restrictions for salt content in food could put the majority of the population at considerable risk for early death!
Coincidence? New Salt Replacement to Hit the Market
The very clear danger of the FDA mandating a reduction in the salt content of foods and putting government muscle behind the promotion of low salt diets is that manufacturers will increase the amount of MSG in foods to compensate for the loss of flavor. This has been Big Food's typical response to government calls for reduced sodium since the 1970's.
It appears, however, that food manufacturers have a new food additive to replace sodium should these new salt restrictions be approved. Could this be why Big Food is behind this current push by the FDA?
The salt substitute is called Senomyx and according to the Weston A. Price Foundation:
"The Senomyx salt substitute is clearly a chemical product that works in the body as a neurological agent, causing an individual to perceive a salty taste. It would seem to be nothing more or less than a neurotrophic drug. Because the maker of the Senomyx product calls it a food, their salt substitute does not require the extensive testing that would be required by the FDA if it were called a pharmaceutical. To our knowledge, there has been no testing of the Senomyx salt substitute for safety, and it is so potent that the amount needed in food is below the amount requiring FDA approval."
A chemicalized salt substitute which capitalizes monetarily on the low salt diets trend promoted by the FDA? Absolutely.
Meet The Salt Guru Who Warns Against Low Salt Diets
How can we join forces to stop the FDA in its quest to restrict the salt in our foods?
Enter Morton Satin, The Salt Guru, an entertaining and compelling speaker featured at the Wise Traditions 2011 Conference in Dallas Texas.
A molecular biologist by training, Satin is a former United Nations executive and author with extensive experience in all aspects of the food industry. He is currently Vice President of Science and Research at the Salt Institute and he is fighting to block these new salt restrictions by the FDA.
Please watch this informative 2 minute video featuring The Salt Guru which pithily explains why salt is actually good for you and how you can help stop the FDA from meddling with your salt!
Click here for ideas on where to source the highest quality, purest sea salt to facilitate optimum health. Ditch low salt diets, substantiated only by junk science, for good!
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I love a lot of salt, never enough of it. But, for the people with a low blood pressure (like my father) it is not advisable to consume. Only in limited amount :/
Why would salt be dangerous for those with low blood pressure?
What about people who have high blood pressure? Is unrefined salt still good for them? And what do you think about adding extra iodine to sea salt?
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Refined salt and 'real' salt are two entirely different products. All have their uses yet the Government should definitely make it known that one has 82 minerals (present in its natural state) removed.
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It's important to differentiate between salt (sodium chloride) and sodium, which can come from many sources, notably MSG. By trying to restrict salt but not *sodium*, the FDA is really tipping their hand that their aim is not to support human health. The chloride half of salt is also a crucial nutrient; MSG and other flavoring agents are completely lacking it.
Of course, sea salt is better than plain salt — iodine and many trace elements are present, and as with pink Himalayan, there are likely to be beneficial microorganisms as well.
Celtic and pink Himalayan have differing goodies in them; both are good for you. Why not just keep both around, and use whichever you feel like at any given moment?
Himalayan is higher in little micro-organisms that are found in clay, and Celtic will be higher in iodine and some little seaborne micro-organisms. i see no need to choose between them
Kelly Malone
So what salt is best to use? I've been buying Himalayan Pink salt but should I switch?
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I have hypothyroidism and take synthroid. What effect will switching from iodized table salt to a quality sea salt have on thyroid function? Should I take iodine supplementally? No use asking my doctor. She just tells me to take my pill and not worry about what I eat. To those who will suggest I see a different doctor, I have. None seem to care. Nutritionists I've consulted all seem to have different opinions.
I am also on synthroid and would like to know about this.
April Kerr
My boyfriend's mum went on a low salt diet and ended up in hospital because of it. Now the doctors keep telling her to eat more salt as she's often low in blood tests.
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Ok, Sarah. I agree with the short video. But I decided to click on another to see what he's about. and in one of the vids (9:30 long) he starts out by showing how bureaucrats are wrong about food science by saying that they banned milk pasteurization in the early 1900s EVEN THOUGH THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIED FROM INFECTED MILK!!! He's alluding to it again later into the vid by saying how can you believe them about low salt diets when they were so wrong to prevent/delay milk pasteurization for so long (talking about NY here)!
Hard to believe him on the salt part when he's throwing out the baby with the bath water on the tainted milk issue! (not sure if that's the right metaphor, but I hope you get the point!) He even critized some country for delaying pasteurization till the 80's (Scotland, maybe?) . We know the story with the milk, and how all of our food is now overprocessed and neutralized and devoid of nutrition because of paving the way with pasteurization. Milk pasteurization was used instead of cleaning up the cow feeding and proper nutrition and hygeine. And it does who how government intervention tends to mess things up, but he's using the opposite argument about it–that the government was wrong to wait so long when they "knew" about the science of it much earlier!
Ugh! Sort of like listening to Mark McAfrey talk about how cows evolved into grass eaters…
Sorry, but I'm very disappointed.
Cindy L.
And I don't want to detract from the argument that salt shouldn't be regulated. it shouldn't, for goodness sake. What should be regulated is all the garbage food manufacterers are able to put in in place of the real stuff, and then call it food, or good, or good for you, or whatever.
So all you out there, just because this guy comes up with this argument, it doesn't mean we can let the FDA tell us what to eat and not eat!
Laurie Neverman (@CommonSenseIdea) (@CommonSenseIdea)
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So I have been recently diagnosed with high blood pressure and I've been told to decrease my salt intake and start a low sodium diet, and I'm also put on a pill that is supposed to flush out excess salt in my body. With me having high blood pressure is it still dangerous to be on a low salt diet?
Sarah – Loren Cordain, a professor at Colorado State University, who has written books about the merits of paleo diet said there is a link between consuming salt and osteoporosis. I like to add sea salt to my food but now I'm not sure if this is a good idea now. Have you heard anything about this? Thank you.
Thanks for sharing — I added my comment to the form!
Dawn T (@CulturedMama) (@CulturedMama)
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Craig Fear (@PVNutritherapy) (@PVNutritherapy)
How does some Senomyx and pepper sound? http://t.co/eJ71R1yy
Elian Eychenne (@genialegre)
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MSG does contain sodium as well. In fact, I thought that this was probably the cause for the correlation between high sodium and health problems — ultraprocessed food has tons of MSG and other sodium sources, not just salt. Mark's Daily Apple had a good article recently about sodium, and he suggests all the studies between sodium consumption and poor health were confounding "sodium consumption" with "salt consumption," whereas a very high sodium level in the diet suggests that you're eating a heck of a lot of processed foods … which, obviously, is bad for you. (http://www.marksdailyapple.com/salt-and-blood-pressure/#axzz1k7XVC25F)
Chad Grosklags (@cgrosklags)
I have never subscribed to the low salt mantra. Glad I didn't.
Kendahl (@NourishingRoots) (@NourishingRoots)
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While I completely agree that salt should not be demonized and is very important in everyone's diet, I don't have a problem with the FDA restricting sodium in food. The sodium added to commercial foods is highly processed with additives and anti-caking agents and does not contain any beneficial minerals. I would rather have sodium free foods on the shelves in the supermarket and be able to add good, nutritious salt of my choosing to food at home. Of course we would all do better to not eat any of the types of foods they sell at the grocery store that contain added sodium.
That being said, it is unfortunate that the FDA is making salt the culprit. Millions of people are receiving completely misguided information that WILL AFFECT THEIR HEALTH because the salt industry does not have as much money as say, processed food companies, to spend on lobbyists.
Just reading through the comments, it does seem like everyone should voice their concerns about this new law. Bad salt is better than no salt.
Cate – did you read the post and comments thoroughly? The body needs sodium and although processed salt isn't ideal, it's better than the alternative which is another chemical that hasn't been tested.
Wow Sarah, you're at it again! This piece and the link to Sally Fallon's article have finally helped me convince my husband that he needs to eat more salt, not less. We eat no processed food, yet once in a while he sneaks potato chips – simply because he craves the salt. He's agreed to try salting his food for a few weeks and see if that helps. He's underweight – despite having a terrific appetite- I wonder if this will have any effect? Thankyou!!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
One of my children LOVES salt. I just give her the salt shaker and let her have at it. She won't eat eggs unless they are heavily salted. We use good quality sea salt, of course, and I don't worry how much she uses. She is just like her Grandma, I might add so it's just a genetically strong taste for salt. Do I worry about it? No, I just let her salt to taste which is what everyone should do and forget what the know nothing government bureaucrats have to say about it.
I highly recommend getting a recording of the talk Morton Satin gave at the Nov 2011 Weston Price conference. I couldn't resist getting out my notes. Among the many fascinating facts he shared are:
– low sodium outcomes include insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, cognition loss, unsteadiness, falls, fractures
– in homes for the elderly, low salt diets are automatically implemented and the rates of falls and broken hips are 3 times greater than elsewhere, plus it contributes to loss of appetite and loss of interest in life
– it's a common misconception that we consume more salt now due to processed foods; salt was used to preserve all kinds of foods prior to modern refrigeration and food processing. After WWII consumption went from 18-20 grams to 9 grams per day
– the data shows the more salt you eat, the longer you live
– there's a myth that the so-called heart healthy Mediterranean diet is low in sodium where in fact it has 40% more salt than US (it's in cheese, preserved meats, traditional foods)
– the same person who developed the govt DRI dietary guidelines for salt consumption is the same person asked to evaluate the guidelines. This equals corruption, and it's a case of ideology, not science.
So, you like your cheese the way it's supposed to be, with salt? The effects of these new rules will be far reaching. Do make your voice heard. There's just one week left now for public comments so click the link above!
And here's the correct link to the govt comment page:
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Thanks Beth. I fixed the link. Don't know what happened there. WordPress snafu.
Scott Sonnon (@flowcoach)
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This is horrifying. Senomyx is manufactured using human cells. The inclusion of human cells in some vaccines was the reason I first questioned them. And here again, a company is trying to whitewash it as "healhy" with a government backing. And it (Senomyx) can be in anything with "artificial flavorings."
Patee Ramsey
I am coming across soooo many people who think they are being healthy by not using salt. I am noticing this trend particularly prevalent around the elderly, whose doctors are telling them to eat a low-salt diet. It seems like the low salt diet is akin to the craze of low fat diets. I agree with Brenda that the issue of processed and unprocessed salt is confusing. Like Brenda, I thought processed salt was a no-no and unprocessed salt was the only way to go. I will certainly share this important information with family, friends and people following my blog. Thanks for this post!!
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Can you tell me what you do for iodine? On my Celtic sea salt it says it is not a significant source. Thank you!
My suggestion is to get kelp granules. They are very high in iodine and can be added to your foods just as easily as salt and pepper are.
This is interesting. I just got back from my Holistic Doctor and he said I was low in sodium. I don't eat much processed food and use sea salt liberally. I do notice that there is a big difference in using real salt to store bought salt. I don't swell up using sea salt but do when I eat anything that is processed with salt.
Stanley Fishman
Great article again. Salt is a vital nutrient, and a lack of salt leads to illness and death. The salt needs of every individual varies, with the specific condition of their body, so it is insane and evil to try to enforce a one amount fits all salt restriction.
I respectfully disagree with the idea that processed salt, stripped of its minerals, with added sugar, artificial iodine, and chemicals added to keep the salt from clumping, is anywhere as good as real, unprocessed sea salt. Our bodies our programmed to ear real salt, and salt stripped of its minerals can actually cause a salt craving, as our bodies fail to find the minerals that should be there. For myself, I eat only unprocessed sea salt, and let my appetite be my guide in deciding how much to eat. The body knows much better than any bureaucrat or corporation corrupted scientist how much salt it needs. Sometimes I will have a lot, sometimes only a little. But I always have as much as I want.
And I do not want to be guinea pig for some Frankenstein chemical that is designed to trick my body.
No way should our government get involved in this, especially when it could hamper our access to traditionally fermented foods and cheese.
AmandaLP (@NourishedYear)
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I urge the FDA not to become involved in regulating or even recommending the level of salt in food.
The science shows that reducing salt will not make most people healthier. The level of salt consumption in the U.S. has remained stable for the last 50 years according to a recent Harvard study, yet the rate of obesity and hypertension has increased. Studies show that restricting salt helps a minority of the general population reduce their blood pressure, while either increasing blood pressure or having no effect on the majority of people's blood pressure.
Moreover, reducing salt consumption could cause health problems for many people. Studies have shown that low sodium levels can increase insulin resistance (a precursor to Type 2 diabetes), lead to babies with low birth weights, and decrease in cognitive abilities in the elderly.
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Meg, there are Celtic sea salt individual packets. I believe they are on their website.
Amanda (@greenutahmama)
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Completely ridiculous that the FDA is not differentiating between real salt and processed salt! Besides containing many important minerals, salt is also necessary for fluid retention so you don't get dehydrated (another silent epidemic in the US).
Ildikó Nagy (@CeriumCom)
Please read it, thanks. http://t.co/XZqth7ox
Meg Logan
It seems to me that those of us on the Traditional Foods diets will not be affected by this FDA regulation. After reading the first part of the FDA call for public commentary, it would seem that they are focused on reducing the salt in prepared foods, like Campbells Soups, and restaurant fare. If indeed children's school lunches will be lower salt, perhaps concerned parents ought to send their child to school with salt packets. (And SOMEONE ought to create sea salt packets!)
Anyhow, the FDA is incapable of keeping attentive Americans away from salt. We'll just continue to buy our sea salt at the store, and salt liberally, our foods made at home. It sure isn't healthy for Americans on the SAD diet to consume massive amounts of iodized salt, people CAN have too much salt. Salt is ideally kept in homeostasis, neither too high, nor too low. And after all the decrying of iodized salt, one would think that lowering the salt content of things like Fast Food Fries and bacon, might not be so terrible.
I certainly can't suggest that adding a neurotoxin to foods to compensate would be a good plan. But as much as possible, people should not be eating processed foods to begin with. I think that continuing to support a traditional foods diet will circumvent this salt issue altogether. Let the FDA do as they will…. they will anyway… No amount of public outcry is going to stop them from filling their pockets with the filthy money of Big Pharma.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Yes, we WILL ALL be affected. Small artisanal cheesemakers would have to restrict salt in their products as well. Fermented foods too. This is a big deal. Please do comment on the FDA form.
The idea that the salt taken out of any food and replaced with a chemical without studies on the adverse side effects is a problem for everyone whether you eat processed food or not.
Sally Harney
I cant seem to find the right document to make a comment on. What wording should be put onto the search in order to locate the suggested regulation?
Celtic sea salt already sells salt packets they also sell little refillable bamboo containers that you can pour your salt into and just keep in your purse. That doesn't solve the problem though.
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I am living this. Years ago found out was allergic to shellfish…leading to the stay away from iodine theory…leading to non iodized salt. Then borderline hi B/P issues came about leading me to no salt diet. I enjoyed the natural taste of foods so this wasn't hard for me. Well, I bet you guessed next…hypothyroidism. Given a life sentence of levothyroxine dose, I was led to do more research. I now only use Celtic salt trying to aid in replacing so many essential minerals that the years ago train wreck began. Research has led me to correct the fact that shellfish allergy doesn't mean iodine allergy. MD's were wrong. Fortunately, my family has been intervened with the good salt. Hopefully, no errors from a low salt/iodine free diet has harmed my 12 & 14 yr old. The table salt is not healthy for anyhow. Thanks to people like you teaching us. Thank you Sarah and The Westin A Price Foundation.
I thought it was pretty well established in the real food community that processed salt is "bad" for us because it is stripped of minerals and other things that are naturally suppose to be in salt. I constantly hear that have Celtic sea salt, Himalayan Sea Salt or Real Salt from Utah etc. are what is really healthy for us. I thought there was article about this is Wise Traditions. So I am surprised there is no mention of this here. Or is it that processed salt is better than no salt at all?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
From listening to the Salt Guru at Wise Traditions, sodium in food is really not bad after all. Of course, the mineral loaded sea salt such as you describe is ideal, but it seems that a diet including processed sodium (not sea salt) is better than a diet which is restricted in sodium.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
For people who subsist primarily on processed food, FDA restriction of sodium in those processed foods could prove deadly. Surely, processed foods are no good, but let's not get utopian about this situation. The reality is that most people don't get it about Real Food and are still eating garbage most of the time. Restricting the sodium on all that processed stuff they're eating will make it (is it possible?) even worse!
HealthyHomeEconomist (@HealthyHomeEcon) (@HealthyHomeEcon) (@HealthyHomeEcon) (@HealthyHomeEcon)
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Before you read Michael Pettis' pessimistic take on the 7-8 year outlook for the world economy, I'd suggest you skip ahead to the end where he writes that the world's deficit countries (like the USA) "have all the best cards" because we "control demand, which is the world's scarcest and most valuable commodity."
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My sisters an I enjoyed the stay really much and we absolutely can recommend it!
The flat is very cozy, nicely decorated and its location is perfect. We spent several days living in Rita's apartment and the location allowed us to reach many interesting Budapest places on foot. Rita is very helpful from the beginning to the last minutes of the visit. She cares about everything.
We had a lovely stay in Budapest thanks to Rita !
The appartment is really great and ideally located.
Rita is a wonderful host. We found the appartment fully furnished, clean and well decorated.
We felt like home
Thanks agsin Rita!
Ritas apartment was like home to us for the short period we were in Budapest! It is really, really cosy.
She also provided so many useful advices, such as city maps and brochures about the spas.
We also found everything we needed to cook at home so we didn't always need to eat outside (obviously a good option if you travel on low budget).
The day we checked out of the apartment in the morning, Rita gave us the opportunity to leave our stuff in a safe place so we could spend the day without having to drag our bags around.
Staying in Ritas apartment made our trip even nicer!
Rita is a perfect host offering you a warm and friendly welcome in her cozy apartment which is perfectly situated in the most central part of Budapest, close to everything. Rita's home offers you much more than any other apartment for rent, as soon as you enter you feel at home. It is decorated with a good taste and it is really fully equipped, for sure you will find there everything you need for a pleasant stay in Budapest. It is definitely one of the best offers in Budapest in its category, don't hesitate a second to book it, you will not be disappointed! Thank you, Rita, for this nice experience and hope to see you again in the future! :-)
Rita was a perfect host, the apartment is really nice and very well located to visit Budapest's city center.
I will stay there next time I come back to Budapest
Very nice apartment in attractive part of Budapest - no public transport needed to get around. The shower is not the biggest and the bed is low, but that's all part of the charm of this nice apartment.
The location of Rita's apartment couldn't be better! We all four (Granny,her daughter with two youngsters) were satisfied with our temporary home in B-p. It was calm and silent at night time up there. The kitchen equipment was nearly better than my own at home. Just one improvement I'd like to suggest there: one or two ordinary (lower) chairs for elderly people who consider bar stools 'not so comfortable'! All the information we received there or beforehand from Rita was very useful. It would have been inconvenient to cope without her valuable tips about public transport etc. Thank you Rita for our visit! Köszönöm!
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Battery innovation is improving around 5 to 8 percent per year, which can deliver a doubling in core performance metrics for electric cars every ten years. [Gigaom]
While battery innovation appears gradual, the incremental leaps add up over time. Battery innovation is improving around 5 to 8 percent per year, which can deliver a doubling in core performance metrics every ten years, which is ultimately really "revolutionary" said [Tesla's CTO and co-founder J.B.] Straubel. Because of the large size and heavy physical weight of batteries involved with electric cars, the impact of battery innovation on the design of the car can be even more significant than Moore's Law has on some computing products, added Straubel.
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… the energy density of batteries goes up 15 percent every 18 months; the cost per kilowatt hour goes down 15 percent every 18 months; the life cycles of the batteries (how many times it can charge and recharge) goes up 15 percent every 18 months; and the cost per lifecycle-mile does down 50 percent every 18 months.
Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday that a federal decision on the proposed Keystone XL oil sands pipeline should arrive in the "near term," but did not define what "near term" means. [The Hill]
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The rapid and consistent advancement of battery tech (for cars) is expected to continue through this decade and beyond – currently plug-in vehicles (without subsidies) are an option for the wealthy for the most part – but the implication of this consistent drop in battery prices year after year is that by the end of the decade – a plug-in with 20 miles of range (or more) will be a no brainer for most of the auto market.
With the consistent fall of prices of Wind and Solar – we'd be in such a better place if we had another decade or two so that the market could take care of the transition for us on a cost basis alone.
Not that I'm trying to be a naysayer, but let's take an honest look at the source and context for these numbers:
Source: The executives of two companies (Tesla and Better Place) which are banking their future on improved battery tech.
Context: An "Investor Summit", i.e. a sales pitch to help keep the cash flowing.
Was there any specific data they were referencing? An outside study, or report?
You're right about that particular article Photon, however the constant, steady rate of increase in capacity and lowering of cost for the Lithium battery tech has been ongoing for the last 10 years (this isn't a new situation) – its not just the battery makers and automotive makers that have been saying this (and it continuing to say so).
The big change, recently (last 4 years really), is that serious investment money is now being put into the sector and research, since the opportunities are becoming visible (and on a timescales) suitable to parts of the investment community. The advancement of battery tech suitable for vehicle (and so many other uses) will do nothing but snow ball from here on out, IMHO (and unlike the NiMH battery technology, no oil companies own the patents – although I'm sure they're watching this very warily).
That WaPo story on waste talks of millions of pounds of waste. Tends to exaggerate the amounts and is more dramatic than talking of hundreds of tons.
The Taisei Corp has developed a method of dismantling old skyscrapers that are too close to other buildings to use a wrecking ball and explosives. They say their method is safe and clean.
Japan's incredible shrinking building
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Is it possible for the future to hate us already? Sigh
That is of interest, thank you.


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Hmmm, this seems to be old but I haven't seen anything on the boards(at a glance anyway)
Here u go;)
Not much info really but a couple of screenies with the new weapons I think...
Yeah, i saw that review, not too much to say really ws there, but still a nice insight into CTF, i don;t think too many ppl really ply CTF though do they? Still, was nice to see, and kept us going with 10 days left! :)
A copy of my post regarding the ELiTeD interview, over on the ELiTeD forums:
Good job getting the CTF interview. Were there many questions that you asked that weren't answered (-curious-)?
She informed us that "all skins available in normal MP games are available in ctf. In addition to symbols above the players, skins will be colored either blue or Red to signify which team you are on."
I like this idea. It's very Tribesish. I think that the flag is a little large, but that's also very Tribesish. I wonder if the same flag that's in Capture the Ysalimari will be used in Capture the Flag. I would assume so.
Jedi Outcast introduces a slew of new weapons, force powers and advance saber moves and thus the gameplay has changed and evolved to accommodate those new features.
It still sounds like JO CTF will be DM with flags, but I'll reserve judgement until the game is released.
"There are endless strategies and combinations of tactics in the multiplayer games. Just like the rail jump tactic players will need experiment around in order to figure out the best tactics to match their particular playing style," she replied.
This is the best news in the interview. Heather is admitting that JO CTF will feature at least some depth within the gameplay/levels. I fear that JO CTF won't offer the depth that JK CTF did, but again, I'll reserve judgement until the game is released.
Heather also told us that there are four maps to play ctf in.
Notice that she doesn't say there are four CTF maps, she says there are four maps to play CTF in. Recently, in the XGR interview (#5), Brett Tosti says the following...
We have at least 10 MP only maps...if we have...we have a couple more that will probably make it...but I can safely say we have 10 right now...And you can play them on a variety of...you can play some of them on Capture the Flag, you can do standard deathmatch, we have at least a couple of dueling maps...
In my opinion, this insinuates that the CTF levels will be DM levels with flags or vice versa. This is a very bad idea and I'm hoping that I'm wrong.
I'm continuing to be optimistic about CTF/CTY, but things aren't looking up at this point.
Yeah, I agree, I'd much prefer maps specifically made for CTF, rather than just converted DM maps (if that's what they meant).
Keep in mind JK had six DM maps, and three CTF maps (that were totally different). MotS of course had quite a few maps... and the KFY and Saber Training Maps were (understandably) converted versions of those DM maps.
L'Equa Sinar, that's not a review, and yes, many people play CTF.
That sounds bad. I hope at least two of those 4 maps are designed for CTF. There will be plenty of great user made CTF levels probably, but I'd like a few good ones to start. a DM level with flags on it just isn't CTF, a CTF map must be design for that.
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I hope at least two of those 4 maps are designed for CTF.
Hopefully. I just can't fathom why there wouldn't be at least a few CTF-only maps.
There will be plenty of great user made CTF levels probably, but I'd like a few good ones to start.
Yeah, Mormegil (creator of Fusion and Mandos), is already learning Radiant and is planning to recreate/rethink Fusion for JO. He is just trying to figure out what will need to be changed at this point. The lack of keys/keydoors will make a port of Fusion, Nar and Mandos virtually impossible, unless you plan on editing the levels quite a bit. I suppose it's possible that there will be keys/keydoors in JO, but I'm not counting on it. I've heard a few other people talking about porting The Challenge At Nar Shaddaa to JO as well. I have a few projects to finish up in JED and I'll be back into learning Radiant myself. It would definitely be nice to have some good CTF/CTY maps to start with, but if not, I suppose we'll just have to wait a few months, until some decent usermade maps are released.
Don't worry, those four capture the flag maps can be played as deathmatch maps, but they were designed to be CTF maps. In other words, those maps will be more fun in CTF than in deathmatch. They are capture the flag maps that can be played as deathmatch maps, not deathmatch maps that can be played as CTF maps.
I hope so, but how do you know?
That was one of my theories, but I thought it unlikely. How do you know this as being fact? I've seen no preivews/reviews/interviews that have said this and I think I've seen them all. Also, in my opinion, this issue works in both ways. CTF levels rarely make good DM levels and DM levels rarely make good CTF levels. It's a rare occasion when it works well both ways.
CTF and other "Team" based games are the best IMO, of course with the DM mentality it isn't as fun, as for the mixed type maps, I hope that info bout being designed for CTF but usable for DM is true, but, again, where did u find this?
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Boasting tasteful, modern decor, this private bedroom contains a comfortable double bed and a wardrobe. The tiled communal bathroom features a bidet and a bathtub with shower, and the shared kitchen provides laundry facilities.
The Whitechapel area was once most famous for Victorian poverty and Jack the Ripper. Though the Ten Bells pub still remains, the district has become one of London's most popular tourist destinations. Brick Lane offers everything from vintage boutiques and festivals to world-class Curry Houses and vibrant markets.
Stepney Green Underground Station is just a 5-minute walk away, and offers regular services to other parts of the city. For guests with an interest in history, there are many guided tours available within the area.
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our stay in London was great, the house is cozy, the kitchen and the bathroom are spacious and our room very comfortable.
Guest for five nights very nice cosy place with lovely kitchen!
Problem: window partially broken
Fine location regarding shops and transport, lively neighbourhood.
Premises is clean and sufficiently equipped, but could use some maintenance.
+ convenient, since its close to the metro station Stepney Green (NOT Bethnal Green as stated in the description!!!) its a 5 minutes walk.
+ good value for money
+ Kaz does reply emails
+ clean and nice (its looks even better than on the photos)
+ wlan works!
+ Facility manager is very nice and helpful
- 2nd floor without lift
- the light didnt work in our room, but Kaz tried to fix it, though without success
- the neighbourhood wasnt the nicest
- its very loud at night, you have to keep the window closed in order to sleep well at night. People scream, you hear sirens the whole night, as there is a hospital nearby
- it wasnt hard to get the key from this masterlock, but its really tricky to open the door with that key..it took me like 10 minutes and I called Kaz as I was a bit desperate...but he didnt answer my phone call and also didnt called back. Happily we somehow managed to open the main door after several attempts
A very good experience in London in that pretty house, near the city center! We stayed comfortable in our (clean) room and we had the choice to meet people in holiday in the other two rooms of the house!
The neighbourhood by late night was not so safe, but as in every area of the city.
I am going to come back there if I'll come back to London!
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Steve and Shirley Whittington of Alexander and Matthew Haun of Florida announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Anne Haun, to Edwin Blake Emerson.
He is the son of Edwin and Rachel Emerson of Nashville, Tenn.
The bride-elect graduated from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville with a degree in biochemistry.
The bridegroom-elect attends the University of Tennessee at Knoxville pursuing a degree in architecture.
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An old mobster once gave Joseph Paonessa some advice that, if a bit chilling, has served him well during his many years working in the federal witness protection program.
"He said, 'Kid, three people can keep a secret when two of them are dead,"' said Paonessa, a senior official in the U.S. Marshals Service.
When managing a program that has relocated and provided new identities to 18,000 people, keeping a tight lid on information is more than a fond wish.
So it was all the more surprising when the Marshals Service invited a few reporters to its suburban Virginia headquarters on Monday for the start of an international conference on witness protection programs.
Commonsense tips were the order of the day, at least in the portion of the meeting reporters were allowed to attend.
One important rule: Don't find a counterfeiter a job in a printing plant, said Gerald Shur. A retired federal prosecutor, Shur is widely credited with creating the witness protection program to overcome the reluctance of witnesses to testify in Mafia trials.
When obtaining a legal name change for someone with a new identity, ask a judge to do it in secret and dispense with the requirement that the new name be published in a newspaper's legal notices.
Remember that spouses and children are often part of the deal.
One teenager asked his father, a protected witness, for a new car. When the father refused, Shur said, the teenager replied, "I'm going to go out and tell everybody who you are."
Those issues might not be foremost in the minds of the international officials attending the weeklong meeting. The focus is on witnesses from one country who are relocated to another country after they testify, a practice officials said is sometimes necessary in smaller countries.
Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Australia and Canada were among more than a dozen countries represented by officials who provide security for witnesses who testify mainly in organized crime and war crimes trials.
The goals are similar wherever witness protection programs exist: Try to ensure that a witness can provide key testimony without being harmed or intimidated.
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Bandiera Rossa
Bandiera Rossa (Italian for "Red Flag"), often also called Avanti Popolo after its opening words, is one of the most famous songs of the Italian labour movement. It glorifies the red flag, symbol of the socialist and communist movement. The text was written by Carlo Tuzzi in 1908; the melody is taken from two Lombard folk songs.
Apart from the first Italian text, there are several variants which are identified with certain socialist or communist parties. The last two lines "Evviva il comunismo e la libertà" were put in the text after the rise of Benito Mussolini; at the same time the original beginning "Compagni avanti alla riscossa" was changed to "Avanti o popolo, alla riscossa". Also, the word "comunismo" at the end of the chorus is often replaced with "socialismo", especially in more recent renderings of the song.
Bandiera Rossa was notably quoted in Frederic Rzewski's piano work The People United Will Never Be Defeated!.
Notable covers of the song were made by the Slovenian punk-rock band Pankrti in 1984 on the Rdeči album (Red album),[1][2] as well as the Croatian punk-rock band KUD Idijoti in 1990, on their album Mi smo ovdje samo zbog para (We are only here for the money).
From the song's opening words is derived the title of the 1986 Israeli film Avanti Popolo. The film's protagonists - very non-heroic Israeli and Egyptian soldiers wandering the Sinai Desert in the aftermath of the 1967 War - in one scene sing the song in a rather facetious way.
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This version translated for marxists.org by Clara Statello and Mitchell Abidor.[3]
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One of the most widely translated Italian songs, Bandiera Rossa has been rendered in several languages including: German,[4] French,[5] Swedish,[6] Norwegian, Danish,[7] Turkish,[8] Kurdish,[8] Finnish,[9] Icelandic and Russian.[9]
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J7ri91oVcM
- ^ http://www.discogs.com/Pankrti-Rde%C4%8Di-Album/release/771343
- ^ "Lyrics: Bandiera rossa (Marxists Internet Archive)". 2015-06-23. Retrieved 2015-06-23.
- ^ "DDR Lieder - "Bandiera Rossa"". YouTube. 2011-08-16. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
- ^ "Bandiera rossa - (Französisch)". YouTube. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
- ^ "Bandiera Rossa". YouTube. 2008-08-30. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
- ^ "Søren Sidevind - Avanti Popolo". YouTube. 2010-01-06. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
- ^ a b "1 Mayıs ! İşçinin emekçinin bayramı !". YouTube. 2011-04-30. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
- ^ a b "Bandiera rossa - (Italienisch / Deutsch / Finnisch / Russisch)". YouTube. 2011-01-31. Retrieved 2013-03-07.
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You Can't Go Home Againby Thomas Wolfe
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In this sequel to The Web and the Rock and the last novel Wolfe wrote, George Webber, back from Europe, resumes his affair with Esther Jack and finally succeeds as a writer. At the pinnacle of his happiness, he returns to his hometown in North Carolina.
It's a mistake, for Webber is disillusioned by what he sees. The episode is said to
Part Two Of Two Parts
In this sequel to The Web and the Rock and the last novel Wolfe wrote, George Webber, back from Europe, resumes his affair with Esther Jack and finally succeeds as a writer. At the pinnacle of his happiness, he returns to his hometown in North Carolina.
It's a mistake, for Webber is disillusioned by what he sees. The episode is said to parallel Wolfe's own experience in Asheville, NC, and is therefore highly autobiographical.
"A vital and wide-embracing picture of American life." (The New York Times)
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"You Can't Go Home Again will stand apart from everthing else that [Wolfe] wrote because this is the book of a man who had come to terms with himself, who was on his wa to mastery of his art, who had something profoundly important to say." –New York Times Book Review
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The Drunken Beggar on Horseback
It was the hour of twilight on a soft spring day toward the end of Aprilin the year of Our Lord 1929, and George Webber leaned his elbows on the sill of his back window and looked out at what he could see of New York. His eye took in the towering mass of the new hospital at the end of the block, its upper floors set back in terraces, the soaring walls salmon colored in the evening light. This side of the hospital, and directly opposite, was the lower structure of the annex, where the nurses and the waitresses lived. In the restof the block half a dozen old brick houses, squeezed together in a solid row, leaned wearily against each other and showed their backsides to him.
The air was strangely quiet. All the noises of the city were muted here into a distant hum, so unceasing that it seemed to belong to silence. Suddenly, through the open windows at the front of the house came the raucous splutter of a truck starting up at the loading platform of the warehouse across the street. The heavy motor warmed up with a full-throated roar, then there was a grinding clash of gears, and George felt the old house tremble under him as the truck swung out into the street and thundered off. The noise receded, grew fainter,then faded into the general hum, and all was quiet as before.
As George leaned looking out of his back window a nameless happiness welled within him and he shouted over to the waitresses in the hospital annex, who were ironing out as usual their two pairs of drawers and their flimsy little dresses. He heard, as from a great distance, the faint shouts of children playing in the streets, and, near at hand, the low voicesof the people in the houses. He watched the cool, steep shadows, and saw how the evening fight was moving in the little squares of yards, each of which had in it something intimate, familiar, and revealing -- a patch of earth in which a pretty woman had been setting out flowers, working earnestly for hours and wearing a big straw hat and canvas gloves; a little plot of new-sown grass, solemnly watered every evening by a man with a square red face and a bald head; a tittle shed or playhouse or workshop for some business man's spare-time hobby; or a gay-painted table, some easy lounging chairs, and a huge bright-striped garden parasol to cover it, and a good-looking girl who had been sitting there all afternoon reading, with a coat thrown over her shoulders and a tall drink at her side.
Through some enchantment of the quiet and the westering fight and the smell of April in the air, it seemed to George that he knew these people all around him. He loved this old house on Twelfth Street, its red brick walls, its rooms of noble height and spaciousness, its old dark woods and floors that creaked; and in the magic of the moment it seemed to be enriched and given a profound and lonely dignity by all the human beings it had sheltered in its ninety years. The house became like a living presence. Every object seemed to have an animate vitality of its own -- walls, rooms, chairs, tables, even a half wet bath towel hanging from the shower ring above the tub, a coat thrown down upon a chair, and his papers, manuscripts, and books scattered about the room in wild confusion.
The simple joy he felt at being once more a part of such familiar things also contained an element of strangeness and unreality. With a sharp stab of wonder he reminded himself, as he had done a hundred times in the last few weeks, that he had really come home again-home to America, home to Manhattan's swarming rock, and home again to love; and his happiness was faintly edged with guilt when he remembered that less than a year before he had gone abroad in anger and despair, seeking to escape what now he had returned to.
In his bitter resolution of that spring a year ago, he had wanted most of all to get away from the woman he loved. Esther Jack was much older than he, married and living with her husband and grown daughter. But she had given George her love, and given it so deeply, so exclusively, that he had come to feel himself caught as in a trap. It was from that he had wanted to escape-that and the shameful memory of their savage quarrels, and a growing madness in himself which had increased in violence as she had tried to hold him. So he had finally left her and fled to Europe. He had gone away to forget her, only to find that he could not; he had done nothing but think of her all the time. The memory of her rosy, jolly face, her essential goodness, her sure and certain talent, and all the hours that they had spent together returned to torture him with new desire and longing for her.
Thus, fleeing from a love that still pursued him, he had become a wanderer in strange countries. He had traveled through England, France, and Germany, had seen countless new sights and people, and-cursing, whoring, drinking, brawling his way across the continent-had had his head bashed in, some teeth knocked out, and his nose broken in a beer-hall fight. And then, in the solitude of convalescence in a Munich hospital, lying in bed upon his back with his ruined face turned upward toward the ceiling, he had nothing else to do but think. There, at last, he had learned a little sense. There his madness had gone out of him, and for the first time in many years he had felt at peace within himself...You Can't Go Home Again. Copyright © by Thomas Wolfe. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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Thomas Wolfe (1900-1938) was born in Asheville, North Carolina, and educated at the University of North Carolina and Harvard University. He taught English at New York University and traveled extensively in Europe and America. Wolfe created his indelible legacy as a classic American novelist with works including Look Homeward, Angel; Of Time and the River; A Stone, a Leaf, a Door; and From Death to Morning.
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I read this years ago and am revisiting it because I am one that is pondering whether one CAN go home again or not. I have not gotten too far in this version yet, mainly because it is cumbersome. I wish the book was in the old, mass-market style. It's easier to manage and carry. But for content - a classic and a must-read for those who leave home!
One of the all time best novels of the twentienth century, and definetely one of those books everyone should read. Wolfe digs deep into the character's minds and makes you feel like you konw them. The avid descriptions are like none other, and definetely keeps you hooked until the end. I have to admit, though, that there were soem parts that were too detailed and had no relevance to the novel itself but even with these parts, the book kept me interesting until the last page. It is of a writer, who is banned frome ever returning home again, and instead goes on a world wide journey in search of his identity. It makes you rethink your own life, and that of the people around you. This is definetely one of the all time best books ever written and you should read this without a doubt!


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Ecological consequences through responses of plant and soil communities to changing winter climate
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Community processes are now undergoing substantial reconfiguration because of climate change. Although the effects of climate change on ecosystems are currently a major concern, the issues tightly associated with winter climate change have been underrepresented. Given the importance of winter climate variables and events for determining the spatial distribution of communities and their phenological and physiological responses, and the functional roles of each species, all of which are expected to substantially influence community dis/re-assemble in the future, this review focuses on the ecological responses and consequences of terrestrial communities to changing winter climate. In particular, the effects on processes supported by biological interactions are largely undetermined. In this context, focusing on plant–soil feedback as a major interactive multi-system is worthwhile; these interactions can be disentangled through careful evaluation of the functional roles of organisms involved in the feedback (i.e., plants and soil organisms). The underlying mechanisms are indeed complex because direct (i.e., changes in physical conditions) and indirect pathways (i.e., plant-mediated influences on soil-organisms and vice versa) from winter climate change influence the functionality of future ecosystems. To face these issues, the framework of response–effect-traits deserves research priority since this can define community re-organization as the accumulated responses of individual species, which determines the stability and performance of ecosystem functioning. Thus, research that quantifies functional responses and roles of organisms under a changing climate will continue to be essential for the issues of winter climate change, which may become more serious and significant in the near future.
KeywordsCommunity dis/re-assembly Disturbance Ecosystem functioning Effect–response traits Plant–soil feedback Press–pulse dynamics
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- Ecological consequences through responses of plant and soil communities to changing winter climate
- Journal
Ecological Research
Volume 29, Issue 4 , pp 547-559
- Cover Date
- 2014-07
- 10.1007/s11284-013-1091-4
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- 0912-3814
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- 1440-1703
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- Springer Japan
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- Community dis/re-assembly
- Disturbance
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- Effect–response traits
- Plant–soil feedback
- Press–pulse dynamics
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- Akira S. Mori (1)
- Saori Fujii (1)
- Hiroko Kurokawa (2)
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- 1. Graduate School of Environment and Information Sciences, Yokohama National University, 79-7 Tokiwadai, Hodogaya, Yokohama, 240-8501, Japan
- 2. Graduate School of Life Sciences, Tohoku University, 6-3 Aoba, Aramaki, Aoba-ku, Sendai, 980-8578, Japan


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For a few "traditional" female scents I occasionally wear, Chanel 5, Mitsouko, and Coromendel.
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For a few "traditional" female scents I occasionally wear, Chanel 5, Mitsouko, and Coromendel.
I love incense as part of a composition but not so much full forward incense. In my mind, there are two that stand out and these are Bois d'Encens and Avignon. I like them both both not something I...
Two very different interpretations, but the two I like most are Rose 31 and Black Aoud.
For whatever reason, I am one of the people that don't smell the skank, filth, and pee that many others do in many scents. I just find this very interesting.
This one is easy...Kouros.
So if you didn't have balls it wouldn't be unisex?
I'm one of those folks that only smells the gourmand cinnamon/vanilla combo. Nothing dirty/skanky/musky at all. I have always been amazed at how differently people perceive this scent.
I would suggest getting new friends and family.
Perfect. Going out with style!
Yes, but the laundry is folded by someone smoking a high quality cigarette. Good stuff.
"Most complimented" does not say as much about the fragrance as it does the people whom we come into contact with.
It would be impossible to predict. I believe that the amount of notes listed above could be blended into a million different variations.
Lots of good advice here. I would also add the caveat that rare and expensive does not necessarily mean it's good.
This week my wife said. "What's that old man balm smell"?.
Rive Gauche it was.
Well said.
12 sprays of Kouros. No matter how crowded the gym is, you will always get the piece of equipment you want.
I often use 1 spray.
Yep. That's my guess also.
I would take into account the type of industry you work in, the purpose of the meeting, the type of lunch and setting, etc.
Time to get a new family and friends.
So many unknown variables...
"Amber, cedarwood, amber wood, frankincense, vetiver, vanilla and oud", sounds very interesting but I am sure the price will quickly crush that interest for me.
Kinda like saying, I don't like baseball. Will I like football?
This just can't be true. 40 sprays would literally make people sick.
Wear 12 sprays of Kouros. I promise you that you will attract attention.
Carry the XD 9mm and wear whatever the hell you want to.
Nice gesture. Very cool.
I love LDDM but I find it very important to use it sparingly. For me this fragrance defines "less is better". I got much more enjoyment from it when I learned to not spray it close to my head or neck.
I agree but just can't stop myself from reading these type of threads.
I find that just a tad extreme. Usually a good beating will suffice.
I'd go with Kouros. Althought not EDP it is strong, long lasting, and masculine as generally defined.
The Anti-Creed virus is now spreading.
I like Kouros when I am just "kickin' it" and not going anywhere.
Very cool. Le Grand Duc is very easy to listen to and I found this clip very entertaining. The guy has a voice and presence just made for television.
Enough is enough. I gotta find a sample of this stuff.
Splash bottles must serve some purpose. Why else would Amouage use them for their attars?
Although I have tried, I just can't understand blind buying.
I am going to have to revisit the EDP. I last wore it in hot summer weather and found it to be a bit much.
Not at all. You could be suffocating people around you and they just aren't telling you.
1 Million. I find it sweet to the point of vile.
If I lived in Hell I would wear Kouros.
Here is a good thread: http://www.basenotes.net/threads/193247-Clean-just-out-of-shower-fresh-scent
Kouros. Of course.
Here are some ideas: http://www.basenotes.net/threads/202838-Good-Dark-Mysterious-Fragrances
Here is some good info: http://www.basenotes.net/threads/171437-Best-Workout-Scent
Lucky you. Sounds like a great work environment.
Other than Amouage Tribute, M is easily the strongest scent I have ever tried. A sa,ple vial is many wearings...I think a full spray of this stuff would be outright dangerous.
Hmmm.. where is this "real world" to be found. I am still looking for it.
You must have a wonderful smelling granny.
Whiskey and cigars prior to having two beautiful daughters.
Pure Oud?
You and only you will know what the best fragrance is. Enjoy the journey and trust your own senses.
You may be on to something here... it would be really interesting to have people who have never smelled Aventus try different batches blindly to see how they percieve and rate them.
Well said. I will like Black Aoud regardless of the story behind it.
It certainly is. Great description.
I have a few drops of Amouage Tribute for Christmas and Christmas Eve. It will be interesting to see how it works in very cold weather.
Party at KimmyMcG's place!
Wow...now I find that Aventus is as potent as Amouage Tribute. Hmm.
Paco Rabanne PH, I think would be perfect. Fresh, green and soapy with a touch of barbershop, and a bit old-school without being dated.
Oh the horror of it all!....welcome to BN. Spend some time here and you will become a "real" metro-sexual.
I'm looking forward to try the "new" Chergui. Years ago I had a decant and thought I would like it more if it was less sweet.
I would simply spray it.
I think it a very nice fragrance but just can't justify the price.
I am a male over 35 and I like to wear them .
The search function is your friend here at BN. Give it a try.
For those of you that simply don't care what others think- have you ever had he table turned on you? ie, you are the one being choked out by someone who sprayed too much?
+1 for Tauer L'Air
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Jubiliation XXV
Tribute attar
Sorry... double post.
I must admit that Tribute also just blew me away. I tried it years ago and recently revisited it. After a couple wears (drops) I just found it to be too much tobacco, smoke, and resin. The drydown 5...
Of course I would tell if asked. To not answer the question would feel really awkward to me.
Not much is worse than trying to work out while breathing in a cloud from someone who oversprayed. A while back I worked out in a thick fog of Chanel No. 5 (which I love) and it was very unpleasant....
L'Instant PH for the FIL.
Possible fake? If you and others can't smell it from two feet away then it is not Antaeus.
Davidoff Zino
I predict the continued endless discussion about Aventus batch variations.
As simple as it sounds, you may just want to ask the very people you are trying to impress what they like. I am not sure asking people here at BN about their opinion is very productive because you...
Nope, just 90% fake.
Sorry...just kidding. This happens will almost all retail products. Rarely if ever will you see the same product at the exact same price all the time. It's simply capitalism...
Have you tried Guerlain Vetiver?
Have you tried them all? I am not sure it is wise to let others vote because the decision is really up to you. That's a great list you have though.
Why o' why does this question get asked so often? The use of the term "nuclear" in describing a fragrance seems be a negative thing not something desired. I just don't get it.
Just to be clear, Hollister started in 1921.
I have tried them all and Kyoto is my favorite.
A bottle of Xerjoff Kobe should do the trick.
+1. You could get three nice decants of some excellent fragrance for $50.
When using Ebay, risk is guaranteed. You should search "Ebay" here on BN.
Here is some good info- http://www.basenotes.net/threads/280673-Kouros-yanked-from-the-Yanks...?highlight=kouros
This is one of the most frequently asked question here at BN. So many headaches and hassles could be avoided if people joined BN prior to buying fragrances (especailly GIT) over the Net.
Another vote for Jubilation XXV.
I immediately think of Guerlain Vetiver.
.1 ml per wearing? If so, very impressive.
I would suggest just using any of the oft mentioned powerhouses and rip the sprayer off. Pour it on. Spraying is for wimps.
I would agree but I know an interviewer will question a person's judgment if they arrive in a cloud of fragrance.
I'll be interested in the poll results but I wouldn't expect much of a consensus. Rarely is it ever found here at BN.
I tried it a few days ago at Nieman Marcus. After spraying a card I was impressed so I sprayed 5 nice sprays on my arms. I thought it was a wonderful scent that stayed very close to the skin. I could...
Also keep in mind that those who submit reviews and ratings are not a representative sample.
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This is not a complete listing of burials! The records below were provided by contributors to Cemetery Records Online. Total records = 17.
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Cooper, Cora Deloris, b. 1940 d.1942, Our Darling, [DM]
- [DM] Doris Breech Moore [email@example.com]
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Cooper, Kinney, b.1897, d. 1978, 'Dad, In Loving Memory', [DM]
Cooper, Myrtle L. Workman, b. Apr 12,1917, d. Oct 15,1994, [DM]
Cooper, Nancy Ann, b. Jan 15, 1970 d/o Larry & Dorothy, [DM]
Evans, Adaline , b. 28 Sep 1918, d. 18 Apr 1943, w/o Cecil, [FS]
Evans, Cecil Evans, no dates, h/o Adaline, [FS]
Hughes, Wayne Edward, no dates, [FS]
Hunt, Louise, no dates, [FS]
Jackson, Everett, b. 01 Dec 1914, d. 15 Feb 1999, [FS]
McGraw, Edward, b. 21 Mar 1882, d. 27 Oct 1933, [FS]
McGraw, Ethel, no dates, [FS]
McGraw, Joseph Edward, b. 12 Sep 1908, d. 28 Jul 1954, [FS]
McGraw, Rhonda Lynn, no dates, d/o Robert Jr, [FS]
McGraw, Robert Jr., no dates, [FS]
McGraw, Robert Sr, b. 02 Aug 1905, d. 10/1986, [FS]
Miller, Kimberly Sue, b. & d Dec 3,1969, [DM]
Miller, Terry Lynn, b. & d.Nov 23, 1968, [DM]
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EL DORADO, Kan. (AP) _ An El Dorado women has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and nearly $1,000 in fines for shooting her neighbor's dog last May after it trespassed on her property.
A Butler County jury had found Kristine Knutson guilty of cruelty to animals, but she filed a motion in March to set aside the verdict.
In sentencing Knutson on Monday, Judge John Sanders said that the law allows ranchers to protect their livestock and have to be able to dispose of animals endangering their animals. But he noted that Knutson did not testify that the dog was threatening her or her animals at the time.
He said the case has raised a lot of discussion in the public and online, but says that did not make any difference to him.
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