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Pro Football Talk "The Jets were missing wide receiver Eric Decker in last Sunday's loss to the Seahawks due to a partially torn rotator cuff, something that can't be given sole blame for the team's lackluster offensive performance but certainly didn't help their chances of putting up enough points to..." October 05
Sportsnaut "New York Jets receiver Eric Decker is dealing with a partially torn rotator cuff that is "worrisome enough that the team considered putting him on IR," per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Decker will not play Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks, and the organization is calling the injury a week-to-week..." October 02
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US Magazine "Jessie James Decker and Eric Decker are parents of two toddlers. But their sex life hasn't fallen by the wayside. "We plan these nights," the country singer told Us Weekly on Tuesday, September 27, at a Gerber Baby event in NYC. "I'll send him a message and be like, 'Babe, it's on tonight!'"" September 28
Newark Star-Ledger "Receiver Eric Decker and his sore shoulder will play for the Jets this Sunday against the Chiefs after practicing fully on Friday. As for wideout Brandon Marshall and his knee? Well, that's far less certain. On Friday, head coach Todd Bowles listed Marshall as questionable on the final..." September 23
New York Daily News "Neither Brandon Marshall nor Eric Decker practiced on Wednesday, and Todd Bowles indicated that they both could be game-day decisions this week. Marshall, who said he felt "good" on Monday, was listed with a foot injury in addition to the knee injury he suffered in last week's win in Buffalo...." September 22
Newark Star-Ledger "Jets wide receiver Eric Decker didn't practice Monday, after emerging from Thursday's win at the Bills with a "sore shoulder," according to coach Todd Bowles. The injury was not publicly known until Bowles mentioned it after Monday's practice. Bowles said Monday he wasn't sure if Decker would..." September 21


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It seems every week we hear about a new restaurant opening in the Valley, but they're not fast food or fine dining establishments.
Instead, they're considered fast casual restaurants, like Capriotti's Sandwiches, which opened in mid-December near 16th St. and Bethany Home Rd. in Phoenix.
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Comme une Evidence Homme by Yves Rocher is a Woody Spicy fragrance for men. Comme une Evidence Homme was launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Antoine Maisondieu. Top notes are cypress, mandarin orange and bergamot; middle notes are patchouli, guaiac wood and cedar; base notes are nutmeg, pepper, rose and cardamom.
Perfume rating: 4.05 out of 5 with 218 votes.
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This is a good one to keep near the front of the collection. While there may be some applications that are better than others, this one still goes anywhere, anytime with anything. It's the O negative of colognes. It's perfect when you want to put something on but don't want to stress over what's the ideal integration for your application. Lots of wood, mostly pine. I don't get the pepper or cardamom though, two notes I especially like.
Comme une evidence is a good fragrance did not give me immediately goosebumps or I did not get dreamy about it, but my girlfriend loves it and I get lots of compliments from my female colleagues and friends and family, one gets noticed wearing this …
Added this beauty to my collection..This scent is fresh and elegant.I get a lot of very pleasant vetyver mixed with good amount of rose and that is the reason why i think it smells exactly like Bvlgari Man to me. Nobody will dislike this fragrance as it is so well done without any sharp or synthetic stuff.. Feels so nice and clam to wear this.Total worth in terms of price and smell!!
Gentle,fresh and woody. Elegant and natural scent. I remember the morning when the sun is coming, the air is fresh and a little fizzy... sophisticated and lightweight. In the drydown rose predominates and is always present. The cypress is very pronounced and in perfect harmony with the other notes. I like it.
Sillage: 6./10
Longevity: 7./10
Scent: 8./10
Overall: 8./10
I think it unisex fragrance.fresh,clean like morning sun.warm but very moderate.
Inviting for crispy white shirt.i can smell patchouli and cardamon.woody smell,earthy,natural.
Love it.and important point it very affordable
~ Evidence is the soft spoken cousin of Cartier. He moves gently through his life greeting the day with subtle citrus, cedar and cypress. Never shouting or synthetic the geranium and rose here blooms out very restrained staying close to the skin. It has an ethereal sillage that others will detect and appreciate in it's natural composition. Over all I enjoy it for when wearing a less intrusive scent is needed.
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This is the only rose scent I can wear, and that's because it's so fine and subtle. Rose and black pepper dominate with woods and bergamot in the background. Everything about this scent is refined. I wish the sillage and longevity were just a little bit stronger, but then that would reduce the subtlety. Definitely a safe bet for most occasions and superb value. Another winner from Yves Rocher.
This frag opens up with a lot of spices an dries down to what seems to be a soapy rose base. Not bad for a cheapie.
I give this frag a score of 8.5/10
Reminds me a lot of Rose 31 and d'Un Soir, as it has a cumin-like note to go along with the cypress and cedar wood. However, Evidence is lighter and not nearly as dirty. It stays classy and elegant from start to finish, sort of the office-friendly version of 31. It's also a hell of a lot cheaper, if price is a concern. I would classify this as a clean, green rose backed by cedar and cypress, with some cumin or coriander thrown in the mix to spice it up and add just a little dirt. It may be the only masculine rose I'm completely comfortable wearing (Lumiere Noire is just too feminine for my taste, and 31 is too heavy on the sweat). Solid performance with longevity coming in around 6 hours plus and projection right in the middle. Well-suited for a formal occasion, but not out of place dressed down, Comme un Evidence Homme is something of an under-the-radar gem, as it can be purchased cheaply online and offers a polished, subtle sophistication to the masculine rose genre. Worth sampling if you're looking for a rose. Thumbs up.
The scent of falling in love! I enjoy Evidence more and more every time that I wear it.
the economic version of declaration d'un soir!long performance!!!7/10good scent.
I have both Kenzo pour Homme & Comme Une Evidence Homme and they to me are not similar. Amazing how people can smell things so differently!
Kenzo pour Homme is very unique and so far nothing is similar and in my opinion it's far better.
BTW, this is a very weak but nice smelling rose scent.
To my nose , it"s more similar to "Kenzo Pour Homme", with in the head notes , the same salty notes and the same cedar .
"Déclaration" has this particular note of caraway , that has not at all "Comme Une Evidence" . "Déclaration" is more refined, the smell of a skin whereas "Comme une Evidence" is the smell of a landscape
The Yves Rocher is much woodier: the cedar + the guaic wood make it "thicker" and the patchouli in the evolution gives an impression of land in front of the sea .
The Cartier is more evanescent with a sweaty notes that you don't have either here in "Comme une Evidence"
Definitely more "Kenzo pour Homme" than" Declaration"( all the more , there is no rose in "Declaration" )
Longevity is very good as well on linen as on skin
I don't post reviews of every fragrance I have owned or worn. I reserve postings for those fragrances that surprise or disappoint. This one was a big surprise.
I'm not sure what I expected. Maybe I was thinking this would be a cheap blind buy along the lines of an avon or drug store cheapie that ends up "just ok". I was wrong.
This is a very very nice scent. Extremely blended, so the notes are all there pretty much from beginning to end. But, you can easily pick out a beautiful masculine rose supported by a mild cedar, cypress, wood, pepper, and nutmeg. Really very natural and surprisingly of very good quality. A rose any man could pull off. Actually one of the better rose accords I have set my nose on. Somehow not sweet or flowery or feminine. Once again, damn good quality here. Moderate lasting and projection. Easily wearable. Very appropriate for most seasons, but especially appropriate for spring and summer as it is not cloying. Day or night.
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درسته که این عطر شبیه کارتیر دکلریشن دو اون سویر (همچنین منقول است دوقون سویر،سو،سوا شایدم سوقا ! نمیدونم ، زبون فرانسه است دیگه ، تلفظاش داستان داره) اما این دوتا با هم خیلی فرق دارن . بوی ایوروشه خیلی فرش تره اما بوی کارتیر (کارتیه) مردونه تر و جا افتاده تره . اگه برند بازیو بذاریم کنار واقعاً اویدنس با در نظر گرفتن قیمت عالیه . اون چیزی که این دو تا عطر رو به هم نزدیک میکنه رزه ولی مگه چند تا عطر هست که رز و سرو رو با هم داشته باشه ؟ اویدنس داره . عطر بسیار دوست داشتنی و ارزشمندیه . ء
If you love cypress and cedar, do yourself a favor and grab this affordable, beautiful fragrance. Although the rose is quite prominent but balanced, it is the masculine woods that keeps me wanting more.
This is lovely, but then I am a sucker for woods and roses.
It begins with a rather overpowering fresh, green cypress and citrus whoosh. Then the peppery, spiced rose comes through beautifully. It is like a high quality spiced rose oil, orange oil and wood resin combination. Warm, inviting, scrumptious. Sharp and heady with an incense tang, but with soft rose and oily orange to balance the sharp, spicy notes.
It reminds me a little of a spice mix called ras el hanout with the rose buds.
Finally i got it!! The more i smell it the more i love it. Excellent,fabulus almost to be my signature scent. It brings a happy smile to the face and lifts the mood. One of the best rose's compose that i have smelled in a male's fragrance ever. So natural and well crafted. Great,two big thumbs up!!!!
I had the opportunity today to try this one and the green version. All i have to say is that i totally fell in love about this one. So uplifting,well crafted,smooth,seductive and sexy fragrance. A romantic rose garden in your house but not feminine at all!! Everything in its compose seems so harmonic even the longivity and projection moves on average level for a purpose. I have to agree with some reviewers here that in some phases of its life somehow reminds some of Aramis and Kenzo frags but i think this one has a lot of character and identity and seemed better to me and not synthetic nor artificial at all. I am almost sure that it will be my next purchase soon. On the other hand green version seemed so subtle and more simple fraq but i don't want to judge it in a hurry knowing that this automnal windy day and this season in general is not the suitable period to critisise and make a decision about this. The quality was decent though so i will be back for it when the timing is right,it is more fair.
Ohhh don't forget....these products were under 40% discount so it was a really bargain. Big thumbs up!!!
Havent really disected it yet, but on first impact it smells a little bit strong then in a few seconds it dies down to a smell of a rose garden. I will try it out on a hot summer mid afternoon/evening. When i tested it the first thought through my mind was a nice button down shirt and some slacks looking and playing the part. Im not going to say i would recomend it becasue i havent tried it completely out yet so i will update as soon as i get the chance. I give it a 7 out of 10. The only thing i would say is be careful when, where, and for what occasion you wear this. Its semi-sweet but will throw off a few people as a uni-sex or a female fragrance. Nice pick up got it for $15 cant complain. I would like to try this in early spring when the roses and flowers start to bloom you will blend in with the season. Dont think it can be used for a night fragrance but overall I would say try it, you'll be surprise.
After reading almost all the positive reviews, I was tempted. I decided to make a blind purchase based on those reviews who say that this amazing frag's aroma of cypress and rose makes this juice absolutely amazing...BELIEVE ME THERE RIGHT!!!!!!
Both notes of rose and cypress blend with a touch of spice of black pepper makes Evidence from YR is a true GEM! I'm not able to detect any synthetic aroma with this fragrance.
After it settles your able to smell patchouli and nutmeg with the top notes of rose/cypress gives this frag a sexy appeal and makes it that much more attractive.
longevity and Silage are both excellent...it lasts at least 6hrs without it being overwhelming.
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I must admit that if I didn't trust ericrico, Nik604, nattonline, VanAllan and finally shamus1 reviews I never would of considered this fragrance. Thx guy's :))))
Overall it maybe a fall/winter frag but I had to try it during the summer. I have had several compliments from co-workers which said that it wasn't strong and harsh. I will enjoy this AMAZING FRAGRANCE come the fall months. Rating this frag...less then a 8/10 would not reflect the quality of this fragrance. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!! you won't be disappointed
Since the time I wanted a great & natural rose-based scent for men, I find it ! Maisondieu is awesome and this is another proof of its talent.
This is not obnoxious, delicate and soft but present ! Yes, it's woody, spicy too, but this rose, combined with the cypress, make it sweet, comfy, ambient.
You notice it enought to smell, and that's all. Perfect balanced strenght ! If you want a subtle yet manly smell, go for it, at this price, this is one of the best.
Oh and, as usual with YR, this is 100% natural. A pure piece of nature on your skin !
low longievity and sillage.
good scent.
After testing this from a friend I got hooked on this it's really good, im not the biggest rose fan in fragrance but this is well done the rose in this is not overpowering and the fresh spice is really nice though it lasts. I highly rate this one it's going in my top 5
It is a nice perfume that ends in a peper-flower mixed note.
I like it for the the autumn and spring.
It is a bit mysterious scent sensual and aromatic.
A great perfume that can match with the bigger famous brands.
Amazing, stunning rose in a fragrance masterppiece! Very natural as others noted as well. This is a welcome classic in todays easy come-easy go fragrance world. Best for evening and romantic wear. Maisondieu has done a perfect job for YR!
This one is absolutely gorgeous!
I like the floral notes.
Another masterpiece from YR seals the quality stamp on Yves Rocher products.
Nothing synthetic,not very light and not sharp,elegant and floral and balanced to perfection.Mandarin and cypress with a touch of musk.
Lacquer shoes and tailored black pants and a tie with golden thread-yes,that is how you feel when You apply Comme une Evidence Homme.
A very safe scent that goes with just about all occasions. It has better than average longevity and decent projection (maybe a little better than the ratings on here but not quite heavy). There is nothing unique about this one but it doe smell good and would be a great choice for everyday use. I would give it a 7.5/10.
It's like smelling your hands after rubbing and crushing sappy cypress branches sprinkled quite heavily with pepper. I like how realistic the cypress is. The bergamot is also quite prominent.
I would expect a classy granddad to wear this.
nothing groundbreaking here, but i have to say it is a nice scent, i get that cyprus note that is relaxing for me, nice balanced with the rose, it' there during the scent develops more. pepper not so dominant.
nice versitale scent, for all year arround, daytime too
for the price you cánnot go wrong.
there are many many designer frags, with higher prices with less quality
its not bad but nothing special no reason to buy it !
you can use it everyday just because its nothing cloying and special
Was the idea here to make a Rose 31 type scent that would appeal to the masses? If so, they succeeded, at least for me! I can wear this one and enjoy it, whereas the dry, woody, peppery rose fragrances put out by niches companies don't seem to work for me; this one is nicely balanced and never becomes irritating. The major problem I have with these kinds of fragrances is that they use a lot of synthetic musks and/or iso e super, but this one doesn't go overboard with those molecules. I look forward to wearing it a second time and updating this review, because I wasn't able to focus on it today.
kokusunu derinlerde hissettiren yazlık etkili bir parfüm.
Pure and settled. A really masterpiece!
i dont know... much too sweet for a sporty sexy guy
A fresh woody fragrance that reminds me aramis but not so sharp though.good longevity and wonderful silage.also very good prize for quality.8+/10.
Very, very good indeed. Yves Rocher, who used the brilliant nose of Antoine Maisondieu for this, has a truly great fragrance here - very warm, sensual aroma. Deep, soothing. The notes are so wonderfully blended and natural (not synthetic at all)...the fragrance has one of best QTP (quality-to-price) ratios out there - anywhere! If I had to pick one fragrance from the Yves Rocher line, this is it. The cypress, cedarwood, patchouli, guaiac wood (Bulnesia sarmenti variety, as listed), and pepper intermingle so nicely with the rose note. Moderate in power and while predominately masculine - this could be worn by a woman.
Spring & Fall are optional times to wear, however a warmer Winter day or a cooler Summer evening work just as well. Perfect to wear with a soothing rain...the essences flow in harmony with the natural aromas in the air. I think there are a lot of great reviews here, but I point to Shamus1, Nik604, and VanAllan. My final score is a solid 8+/10 due to a little short longevity (about 4 hours on me...but a great 4 hours from top notes to dry down, so the scent, in and of itself, is a bold 9/10!) I have to give credit to Yves Rocher for their commitment to quality ingredients that are natural and not synthetic - they even plant trees when you order from them. If you have not shopped with YR, get online and have fun. Price points are almost ridiculous for what you get in ALL their products. Always nice to speak with them on the phone as well - they are in Quebec and there is a true European feel about everything they put out. Cheers...!
If you want woods, if you want mountain air, if you want a perfect fragrance for winter- this is the one. This one is natural enough for day, but the silage is bold enough for night. Yves Rocher has done it again. A new classic scent with sophisticated style.
love it so much!top of yves Rocher! Frish & spicy in a nice way .
Good for offlce wear. It's fresh woody smell sexy and gentle.Good longevity. It's cheap and chic.Not disappointment to buy.
Finaly I'm completely satisfied with my new purchase - The Evidence ! -)Wearing this, I feeling myself very elegant, mature, fresh and unique and the girls asking and asking what fragrance is that... I'm bulgarian and I'm proud that Yves Rocher using huge amount of our precious and already so rare bulgarian roses to achieve such a great results.( For example : in many female frgarances)
I wish you exiting and relaxing moments, wearing this liqiud.
This reminds me of Aramis without the sharp notes. Really sexy and a distinct subtleties of warm sweet notes that evolves into a mysterious cacophony of scents. Distinguished and provocative. Plus the added "natural" ingredients are just amazing! Love It.
Now... I just ordered more of the Yves Rocher's other fragrance to see how they live up to this one.
@nattonline...I do agree with all you have said about this fragrance except I really dont get the similarity with the other fragrances u mentioned.I did try this on a paper and almost found it disgusting.I guess it was the sour sharp opening notes.either that or i was in such a foul mood anything would have disgusted me.I waited till morning to actually spray it on my body and i must say I got a totally different impression.this is very good during the day.wore it out on hottest day of the year so far and just didnt find it offensive at all.It has warmly dry down that I find very addictive.sillage,projection more than ok for me.i would recommend this for daytime wear-but that depends on individual taste and I guess disposition.It again would suit a mature man with a refined taste.this is highly recommended
Walked into the room yesterday, and something reminded me of Jardin Sur le Nil from Hermès..
And it was this chaep one ;-)
Fine enough for the day, although there is something with ALL Yves Rocher scents that irritates me..a little sour note that's allways there in the background. For myself not possible to ignore, so I had to pass Evidence pour femme, but for my husband, I think is quite nice for the price.
This one is quite nice. It fits along the line with Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir and YSL La Nuit de L'Homme, Egoiste, and perhaps Issey Miyake Intense as well. It's got smokey spices and it can get a little dry, dark, and sharp. The rose is very subtle because it's buried underneath the stronger note of patchouli. Overall, it is nice and well mannered. My very first Yves Rocher fragrance and I am not disappointed at all.
This is so sexy!
It has the same attitude with some others like Gucci by Gucci, Burberry London, La Nuit de l`Homme, D&G The One...But I think this is better than all of them! Really!
Rich, sophisticated, sexy, dark! But still based on being natural (like all Yves Rocher products), with a lower price than any others listed above! My next purchasing for sure!
This is a very natural, unobtrusive and spectacular fragrance coming from a house with deep respect of nature and it's products never failed me.
A good colleague of mine use this now and the smell is really fresh, peppery and also intriguing. I had to ask him to let me use it to make my own mind about it and all I can say is: wonderfulness in a bottle. 'shamus1' and 'Perfumaniac' pointed out very well: "dry, very woody.. transparent fragrance..perfectly balanced" resp. "harmonious..an invitation to those perfect moments of a man's life".
Go get it guys !...a hidden little fresh-woody treasure is there at a very reasonable price ! This will be in my buying list for sure.
My personal rank 7.9/10. ☣☣☣
Really nice fragrance with solid lasting power and a noticable but not intrusive sillage.
Antoine Maisondieu is a bloody good nose. This is a good substitute for Burberry London in the summer.
I love Yves Rocher fragrances, but I can't say any of them are incredible. Until now. This is an incredible fragrance.
If at first you think it's just another mainstream woody fresh thing, give it some time and a few wearings before you pass final judgment on it. It took me several wearings before I "got it".
I love this because it's dry, very woody, and, most of all, the most transparent fragrance I have ever smelled. Its transparency is the key to its magic. Wearing this will envelop you in a cloud of dazzling wood and peppery notes that sparkle like jewels. Comme Un Evidence Homme is perfectly balanced and never gets sweet, heavy or synthetic. I particularly love this scent's dryness; the overall effect is that of smelling dark Earl Grey tea, with wood and pepper notes adding color.
Like L'Artisan's Timbuktu, CUEH takes a tired, hackneyed mainstream perfume genre - the fresh woody scent - and gives it new life. This really is a masterpiece, and even better, is sold at a very reasonable price.
it smells like bitter olive oil.there is no rose.
zeytin ezmesi gibi bir kokusu var.gül kokusu yok maalesef.
A perfect balance between fresh citrus notes, spicy floral vibrations and the classical elegance of woody notes. A fragrance so harmonious, it's an invitation to those perfect moments of a man's life...
This perfume smells like those frankensence sticks that are burned. Amazing perfume that goes with the nature brand made by them as that smells like Arabic coffee.
I would describe it as "subtle manliness". I love it, but somehow my man thinks the scent is barely there.
In my opinion, it also reminds me of another Kenzo parfum, but this time it's KenzoAir. I used to like it very much, but it sadly has been discontinued. The thing wich is equal to Air is the vetiver and anise, but according to the description above it is rather citrusy. I can't agree to that.
it's a bit similar to Kenzo pour Homme, especially in the end.
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Supergirl073277 February 10, 2017
I visited this facility
The Garden of Arkanshire was a very cheerful and very clean place. People were happy to be there, and I was ready to move in. Everybody was very friendly and knowledgeable.
Nila641142 October 24, 2016
I visited this facility
The Gardens at Arkanshire was nice, and the grounds were beautiful, but we didn't want to live in Springfield.
Rose43 December 29, 2015
I visited this facility
The staff at The Gardens at Arkanshire was very helpful. They answered as many questions as they could and did an awesome job, but it just wasn't right for the situation that was happening with my grandmother. I also liked the rooms, and I would recommend them. I didn't have any problems with them. The dining area was nice and very clean. They made sure that everything was served in a clean and friendly environment. They had a lot of activities, too.
Jerry102966150 December 22, 2015
I am/was a resident of this facility
I have been living in The Gardens at Arkanshire for quite some time now. I initially chose this place because it is closer to the VA. This place is all pretty good. It is well maintained and well kept. The staff here is very helpful too. The staff takes care of their senior residents. I am in a studio apartment that has a bathroom and kitchenette in it. They also have a new chef, who has improved the quality of food. He cooks our food three times a day. We have a common dining room, and it is elegant. We have social recreations, like bingo and all other stuff. So far, everything has been great with this community.
Anonymous111004750 November 30, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
My mother-in-law is doing fine. She lives in The Gardens at Arkanshire, a mile from our house. We like it because she believes that this is what is best for her, and that is the most important thing. It allowed us to know that she was going to be able to be comfortable and relaxed while living there. She has an assistant she pays to shower and do some laundry. The facility does all her meals and activities. They play some games together. They have cards, music and some educational things. Her daughter takes her out shopping when she wants to go. If she needs to see her doctor, she makes an appointment, and then we transport her.
mrsbur September 17, 2015
I visited this facility
What I liked about The Gardens at Arkanshire was they had two-bedroom cottages rather than just apartments. That appealed to us very much. We do a lot of travelling, and we also liked it because they had a program that when we are travelling, we can stay at any of their places for no charge as long as there is a vacancy. The cost was kind of high, but they had full kitchens, and we do not have to take their meal plans. They had a library.
Deborah113332650 September 15, 2015
I visited this facility
Everybody was really nice at the Gardenst at Arkanshire. It was clean, and the grounds were nice. We had lunch there, and it was pretty good. People seemed to enjoy themselves. Overall, it was a good experience.
Donna107860150 June 06, 2015
I visited this facility
I visited the Gardens at Arkanshire, and it's not a long term care facility; it's an assisted living facility. It is very bright, well lit, and had a lovely dining area. I saw some of the rooms, and they also have separate cottages. They have rooms in what they call lodges and were comfortably appointed. My problem is that I am not ready for this type of living, but my husband needs it. That's a real struggle for me; I would feel it would be very hard on me.
Caring89919650 December 30, 2014
I visited this facility
We are probably going to The Gardens at Arkanshire. My impression about it was very favorable. The staff seemed very friendly and helpful. We looked into some of their activities, and they have bingo, a game called Sparkle that I have never played before, and they have bridge which is very interesting to me. They have studio apartments as well as one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. They also have one-bedroom and two-bedroom cottages, which are kind of remotely located. We stayed in a two-bedroom cottage, and we liked it very much.
luke.taylor July 11, 2012
I am a friend or relative of a resident
The staff was very caring, though she died because she refused to take medication they provided for her, this did not make me respect the staff less. The facilities had two parts. One inside like a hotel, the other out like a motel. Very nice though, nicer then a hotel. The food looked good (though I never ate it). They also had a pool table and a T.V. room. Maybe the color of the home was a bit too pink for my taste. It was in a great location in Springdale. Next to the lake, the mall, and many restaurants. The staff, from the cooks to the janitors, were very friendly.All in all, The Gardens of Arkanshire was a very nice place to visit, with nice staff and good food. Also, great surroundings and rooms. Though she did have to move rooms multiple times, it decreased very little from how she likes the facilities.
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From pleasant housekeepers, to attentive servers at mealtime and helpful maintenance technicians who are there when you need them, this community is the new extension of your family. We take pleasure in getting to know each of our residents and look out for their comfort and happiness. Our chefs prepare three delicious meals each day, served in our beautiful dining room. We provide housekeeping, linen services, fun and stimulating activities, off-site excursions, transportation to your personal appointments and a variety of classes and programs. Our warm, comfortable community and our friendly staff and residents will welcome you. We look forward to making your life easier any way we can.
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Piping Engineering Leadership for Process Plant Projects
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James O. Pennock has compiled 45 years of personal experience into this how-to guide. Focusing on the position of "lead in charge," this book is an indispensable resource for anyone, new or seasoned veteran, whose job it is to lead the piping engineering and design of a project.
The "lead" person is responsible for the successful execution of all piping engineering and design for a project, technical and non-technical aspects alike. The author defines the roles and responsibilities a lead will face and the differences found in various project types.
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Incorporates four decades of personal experience in a How-To guide Focuses on the position of "lead in charge" Includes coverage of topics often ignored in other books yet essential for success: management, administrative, and control responsibilities
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Part I -- Roles and Responsibilities:; Ch. 1. Piping; Ch. 2. Engineering Management and other Engineering Disciplines; Ch. 3. Nonengineering Groups; ; Part II -- Project Descriptions:; Ch. 4. Project Types, Terms, and Execution Philosophy; Ch. 5. Grassroots Projects; Ch. 6. Revamp and Rebuild Projects; ; Part III -- Procurement, Pipe Fabrication, and Contracts; Ch. 7. Procurement Responsibilities; Ch. 8. Pipe Shop Fabrication; Ch. 9. Contracts and Construction Work Packages (CWP); ; Part IV -- Project Execution:; Ch. 10. Project Fedinition--Scope of Work; Ch. 11. Estimating; Ch. 12. Scheduling; Ch. 13. Planning and Organizing; Ch. 14. Staffing and Directing; Ch. 15. Controlling Change; Ch. 16. Reporting; Ch. 17. Project Completion; ; Part V -- The Future; Ch. 18. Where Do We Go from Here?; ; Appendices:; Typical Piping Deliverables; The Cradle-to-Grave Concept; Glossary; Suggested Piping File Index; Index
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Inflammatory responses in the microcirculation contribute to a number of important clinical entities, including shock, reperfusion injury, wound healing, burns and sickle cell disease, among many others. Much of the existing knowledge of these responses relates to how leukocytes interact with microvascular endothelium, including their adhesion and transendothelial migration. Platelets can also adhere to and extravasate across inflamed microvessels;our recent findings in a well-characterized model of corneal wound injury support a significant functional role for extravascular platelets in inflammation. Further, platelets can release microparticles, which are increasingly recognized to contribute to a number of important clinical conditions. The mechanisms by which platelets extravasate, and the role of platelet- derived microparticles in inflammation remain to be clarified. The central hypothesis of our application is that platelets are necessary for efficient inflammatory responses, via their extravasation across inflamed post-capillary venules and release of microparticles. This collaborative application will address two specific aims: 1) Determine the molecular mechanisms and kinetics of platelet extravasation in microvascular inflammation, and 2) Define the role of microparticles derived from platelets in the inflammatory responses to wound healing. Completion of the proposed work will fill significant gaps in current knowledge of the role of platelets and their microparticles in the inflamed microcirculation. These cellular interactions ar relevant for a number of serious clinical conditions such as shock, burns, and reperfusion injury. Defining the mechanisms involved is expected to help identify new treatment strategies for patients with these and other inflammatory conditions.
Platelets are blood cells involved not only in clotting, but also in inflammation, the body's response to harmful stimuli. Interactions of platelets with tiny blood vessels (microcirculation) in inflammation are important for a number of significant human conditions, including wound healing, infections and shock. The proposed work will help expand our understanding of these interactions, with the goal of developing new treatments for patients with these conditions.
|Khatlani, T; Pradhan, S; Da, Q et al. (2014) The ? isoform of the catalytic subunit of protein phosphatase 2B restrains platelet function by suppressing outside-in ?II b ?3 integrin signaling. J Thromb Haemost 12:2089-101
|Hanlon, Samuel D; Smith, C Wayne; Sauter, Marika N et al. (2014) Integrin-dependent neutrophil migration in the injured mouse cornea. Exp Eye Res 120:61-70


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Welcome to Minus Strike, the fanlisting for Steiner from Final Fantasy IX. This fanlisting was opened on October 18, 2014 and is owned by Megan. This site is listed at The Fanlistings Network and Hylia.
When I first played Final Fantasy IX, Steiner really stood at to me as a comedic relief but also a really interesting character with a lot of depth. I think he's a really great character, and I adore his relationship with the other characters in the game.
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Win a weekend in Paris and discover the Peacock Society Festival
Enjoy travel on the Eurostar and two nights stay in the chic Mama Shelter
As the summer festival season approaches, why not do it the French way and party in style at the Peacock Society Festival?
We're giving you the chance to win one of two pairs of tickets to the festival, which takes place in Paris July 11-12. You'll also get a round trip on the Eurostar, and a two-night stay at uber cool Mama Shelter, designed by the legendary French designer, Philip Starck. The Peacock Society Festival is held in the botanic wonders of Parc Floral de Paris, and features acts such as Richie Hawtin, Darkside, Kerri Chandler, Cassius, Paul Kalkbrenner, Agoria, Brodinski, plus many more.
It boasts two dancefloors across a warehouse and an open-air stage, all snuggled between the tall trees. With its secret pavilions, surprise parties, pop up stores and clandestine night walks, you'll never know what to expect next in this magical world of French festival fun.


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Just now the Stuccos - Barry, Mel and their daughters Kayleigh and Tricia-Ann - are living in a converted oast-house on the Surrey-Sussex border: a "really nice place", Mrs Stucco assures her acquaintance, with half an acre and the out-of-town Tesco only three miles away.
The only problem is that this highly desirable residence, which Barry bought for a song late in 2012 and has spent the past year-and-a-half energetically doing up, is on the market for £750,000. Six weeks from now it will be sold, and the Stuccos sent forth to negotiate the next chapter of their peripatetic existence.
In fact, the oast-house sojourn is one of their longer stays. Usually they reckon to be in and out of a property inside nine months. Two years back they were in Essex, where Barry had chanced upon a moth-eaten guest house outside Billericay just crying out to be turned into flats. The site cost £300,000. The flats – a bit cramped, but it's a seller's market isn't it – went for £150,000 each, and once the contractors had been paid off, Barry cleared £200,000. It meant the Stuccos camping out in the first one while the others were being coaxed into existence, and the noise was a nightmare, but how else can you make this kind of money for what, basically, is a bit of high-grade interior decorating?
In the past decade or so the Stuccos have fetched up in a variety of inviting south-of-England locations: a townhouse in Gravesend, which Barry acquired for £350,000, fitted out with a Jacuzzi and a sun-room and then sold for £550,000; a small hotel in Andover, which a little judicious reconfiguration saw carved up into no fewer than four maisonettes. There was a bad moment after the banking crash when the buyer for a redeveloped stable block in Caterham pulled out leaving him with a £250,000 bank loan to renegotiate, but that's property for you, and you have to take the rough with the smooth.
In his late forties now, hair beginning to recede, his only exercise the mid-morning potter around the current site in espadrilles and Hawaiian shirt, Barry is blissfully unaware of the two ticking time-bombs buried beneath this lucrative but somewhat breathless lifestyle. The first is a zealous tax inspector who came across the Billericay project. The second is Mel's increasing resentment at having to take the children out of school every other year. Who knows which will be the first to detonate?Reuse content


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Mazda president to make way next month for younger managers
Mazda Motor, Japan's most export-dependent carmaker, said this week that Takashi Yamanouchi will step down as president next month to make way for younger managers after the company returned to profitability.
Yamanouchi, 68, will be replaced by senior managing executive officer Masamichi Kogai, 58, as part of broader management moves that will take effect after the June 25 annual shareholders' meeting, the company said.
Mazda, which a year ago was reeling from its biggest loss in 11 years, said it delayed the executive changes because of its "financial situation".
"I want to go to the front line of R&D, production, and sales and see what people feel and think," Kogai told reporters in Tokyo on Thursday.
Mazda, which last month posted its first annual profit in five years, said net income may double to 70 billion yen (HK$5.48 billion) this fiscal year.
The company's share price has more than tripled in the past six months as the carmaker benefited from a weaker yen and demand for its CX-5 sport utility vehicle and Mazda 6.
Kogai joined Mazda in 1977 and oversees production and purchasing.
Yamanouchi, who has been president since 2008, will remain chairman, having overseen the company's transition to an independent carmaker after Ford Motor began cutting its stake.
Executive vice-president Seita Kanai, 63, will become vice-chairman, the company said.
"I'd like to hand over the work to younger people," Yamanouchi told reporters.
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"I use a lot of repetition. And it becomes a filmic way of talking because as you put the same image after the other, even though it's the exact identical image, everyone sees something changing from one image to the next."
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William Wegman was born in Holyoke, Massachusetts, in 1943. He graduated from the Massachusetts College of Art in 1965 with a BFA in painting, then enrolled in the graduate painting and printmaking program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, receiving an MFA in 1967. After teaching at various universities, Wegman's interests in areas beyond painting led him to photography and the then-infant medium of video. While living in Long Beach, California, Wegman acquired Man Ray, the dog with whom he began a fruitful twelve-year collaboration. A central figure in Wegman's photography and videos, Man Ray became known in the art world and beyond for his endearing, deadpan presence. In 1972, Wegman and Man Ray moved to New York. In 1986, a new dog, Fay Ray, came into Wegman's life; and soon thereafter another famous collaboration began, marked by Wegman's use of the Polaroid 20-by-24-inch camera. With the birth of Fay's litter in 1989 and her daughter's litter in 1995, Wegman's cast of characters grew. His photographs, videos, paintings, and drawings have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout Europe, Asia, and the United States, including Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and the Orange County Museum of Art in California. Wegman lives in New York and Maine.
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Lust, Caution - Golden Lion Winnter - Best Film
Margaret speaks to actor Tony Leung Chiu Wai and director Ang Lee about their new film LUST, CAUTION (Se, Jie).
Lust, Caution - Golden Lion Winnter - Best Film
MARGARET: I read in the notes where you said you liked working from the outside.
TONY LEUNG CHIU WAI: Yes.
MARGARET: Can you talk about that? I think that's interesting.
TONY LEUNG CHIU WAI: This time, Ang helps me a lot. He wants to have the new Tony Leung so I have to give up all - everything that I used to and I try to work on my body language first. I try to walk like his father - the people at that period of time and I walk very different from what I did before and I change my voice and I change my eyes' expression so it looks different at that appearance.
MARGARET: What is it like for you to go back to China and make a Chinese story in Mandarin?
ANG LEE: It's my cultural root. From time to time I have to go back to it to re-examine it, to get something out of my chest. I think doing American movies, English language movie is more of a art for me. I mean, in the gut level I have to be moved. In the human level, a story level, drama elements, but in a texture it was adapting. It was learning. And because the distance of a second culture - second adapted culture, I was more able to see the subtext and do it as a art.
On the contrary, making Chinese film is more tiresome to me. I carry the whole movie on my shoulder. This is what I want to say. I insist on many things. It's all very personal. It's hard for me to see the subtext, what's behind it, because doing that so matter of factly, in some ways more personal in some other ways harder to make art out of it.
TONY LEUNG CHIU WAI: He is very demanding. Very, very demanding and very strict on the set. We don't talk much. We do a lot of discussions before shooting and he is very demanding. He makes you very painful during your shooting but I enjoy it very much.
MARGARET: What do you mean? What do you mean?
TONY LEUNG CHIU WAI: Painful. He always ask you - he always give you new high every day. So when you think you reach is extended, he'll give you another thing the next day and he said okay - he wants me to do it better. Maybe you can do more variation of it so you keep on trying to ask for more every day, so it's quite painful. Sometimes when you get into the character, you will enjoy the character but he will never let you do that. You will never think you reach your limit. He always give you new high every day and that's painful.


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Executive Summary Like the fabled town of Hamelin that hired the Pied Piper to conquer its rat problem, America needed a hero to overcome a faltering economy. According to the news media, that hero was Sen. Barack Obama who made extravagant promises about tax cuts for 95 percent of "working families" and getting the economy back on track. Promises, promises. Obama also signed a $65-billion tax hike into law. Up to $4.2 trillion more in tax increases will hit taxpayers starting January 1. Yet, when the networks talked about tax cuts, ABC, CBS and NBC have portrayed Obama as a... continue reading
It's been a rough five months for the credibility of many of the "leading" climate scientists. First, the ClimateGate e-mails appeared to show unethical or illegal behavior of high profile scientists and a potential conspiracy to distort science for political gain. These weren't just a few renegade scientists; in the following months, damning information came to light about the world's leading climate alarmists and their work with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the Stern Report, the U.S. National Climate Data Center and even NASA. Even with the 40 th anniversary of Earth Day coming up on April 22,... continue reading
Executive Summary For years the global warming alarmists' mantra has been "the science is settled." But a recent series of shocking disclosures about climate science has shaken the credibility of that claim. The first scandal – ClimateGate – came Nov. 20, 2009, after someone leaked thousands of e-mails from a major climate science group: University of East Anglia 's Climatic Research Unit (CRU). The e-mails were full of startling admissions like this one: "We can't account for the lack of warming at the moment." Since then there has been an avalanche of admissions and disclosures spreading online through Web sites... continue reading
It's every parent's nightmare. A child hops on the computer for homework or to innocently play a game. But even a short time online can expose that child to an amazing array of obscenity, provocative material and links to porn on one of the world's most popular Internet sites - YouTube. YouTube claims it is 'not for pornography or sexually explicit content.' But that's impossible to tell from its Web site. There's sexual material - including pornography - almost everywhere. Even before clicking on a video, obscene language and suggestive photos entice viewers to watch. There are pictures of porn... continue reading
After criticism from pro-family groups, the popular video site YouTube announced plans in December 2008 to become more 'family friendly.' Six months later, that site remains a haven for soft-core pornography, obscenity and links to outside porn sites. Despite claims by parent company Google that it would improve, a child surfing the site today could find a universe of objectionable content with little difficulty. The Media Research Center's Culture and Media Institute studied YouTube to determine the prevalence of pornography, obscenity and other content inappropriate for children. CMI looked at the most popular search results for the word 'porn' -... continue reading
It's a maxim of journalism that newspapers are supposed to ' comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable . ' Yet there are few industries more afflicted by problems than the news business, and some journalists and their supporters on the left are flexing political muscle to find more than a little comfort. And they certainly do need comfort. Nearly everywhere they turn, the news is bad. USA Today, one of the top circulation newspapers in the nation, is expected to show a loss of nearly 400,000 copies a day from this time last year. Confirmation of that 17-percent collapse... continue reading
Executive Summary The pattern repeats itself - an industry in chaos, companies going bankrupt, thousands of workers losing jobs. It's time for government intervention. That's been the Obama administration's model for Wall Street, insurance giant AIG and the auto industry. Now it could be the same for the American media. Congress, the Federal Trade Commission and the FCC are all looking at ways to 'help' journalism. On Sept. 20, President Obama threw his support to the concept by saying: 'I'll be happy to look at' bills aiding the industry. That fits the Obama mindset, who said in a Sept. 22... continue reading
See Executive Summary These are tough times. More than 3 million people have lost their jobs just since February 2009 and consumer confidence fell unexpectedly in September. The unemployment rate has spiked from 8.1 percent to 9.7 percent in the first seven months of Barack Obama's presidency and is expected to climb even higher. Despite that grim news, the major news networks have spun their unemployment reports into "good news" and presented Obama positively. Journalists tried hard to present rising job losses in the best possible light. ABC's Charles Gibson called the loss of 539,000 jobs in April a "marked... continue reading
See Full Report Unemployment under President Barack Obama is at a 26-year-high. The last time the economy had 9.7 percent or higher unemployment was under President Ronald Reagan. But despite similar periods of rising unemployment, Obama and Reagan received almost exactly opposite treatment from the network news media. Under Obama reporters have gone to great lengths to spin rising unemployment by finding 'positive trends' in the job losses, even focusing on as few as 25 jobs being 'saved' by the economic stimulus package. But when Reagan was president journalists showed unemployed families living out of their cars under a bridge... continue reading
The media love to fret over global warming, but now that a trillion-dollar scheme to address global warming could be just around the corner the networks have been curiously quiet. On May 21, the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed a bill to cap carbon emissions and create an artificial trading market. The network news media didn't mention it, but critics say the legislation would be a "huge threat to American prosperity and freedom." The Heritage Foundation estimates that this bill, known as Waxman-Markey , would cost $9.6 trillion in GDP loss and over a million jobs by 2035, but... continue reading


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At ESPN's annual ESPY Awards on July 15th, Caitlyn Jenner will be presented with the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. During the first commercial break after that happens, Airbnb will unveil its newest ad campaign with a spot specifically tailored for that moment.
The ad, created by agency TBWA/Chiat/Day LA and directed by Lance Acord, shows a toddler, waddling down a hallway towards a sun-drenched doorway. A soft, string-heavy score plays in the background as the voiceover intones, "Is man kind? Are we good? Go see. Go look through their windows so you can understand their views. Sit at their tables so you can share their tastes. Sleep in their beds so you may know their dreams. Go see and find out just how kind the he's and she's of this mankind are."
During the ESPYs, it will run just as it will online and elsewhere afterwards, with one exception—the end tagline will read "mankind, womankind, transkind, humankind." It's the kind of anthem ad that, timed to a moment in pop culture, aims to define a brand. And that's exactly what Airbnb chief marketing officer Jonathan Mildenhall hopes it will do.
Mildenhall says the company chose to launch the ad at that ESPYs moment because Airbnb is "a provocative brand." "And the reason it's provocative is because we believe in humanity and we're putting that humanity and truth into the soul of our marketing," says Mildenhall. "That version will run just during that portion of the show and my whole purpose in doing that is to provoke a conversation that will hopefully earn Airbnb a disproportionate share of popular culture."
Airbnb's previous campaign "Never A Stranger" largely focused on the diversity and differentiation of its offerings, compared to other travel and accommodation services. Mildenhall says this is a more values-driven marketing platform than that campaign's more product-driven slant, but that a strategic mix of both are required for a brand to truly break through.
"Those who know how to swing from product-benefit-driven marketing platforms to values-driven marketing platforms are the ones that seem to endure and seem to build the most amount of equity into the brand," says Mildenhall. "People have to understand what the product does for them and how they might feel when they're using it, but they also have to be inspired by the type of person that that behavior suggests that they are. This piece of work is all about the values and curiosity, and the next generation of explorers who are invited, motivated and excited about going into the world and being curious about other cultures, people and homes."
That last bit is key because Mildenhall is all too aware of the brand's biggest obstacle in winning over new consumers. Just ask a certain pair of Airbnb hosts in Calgary, who came home to a scene the police described as a "drug-induced orgy."
"The uncomfortable truth that is absolutely part of Airbnb's DNA is that people are suspicious of strangers—Why would I let a stranger into my home, and why would I stay in a stranger's home?" says Mildenhall. "But actually, what happens when you go into an Airbnb and meet one of our hosts, or meet the guests, you realize that kindness—opening your door, welcoming someone in, allowing them to sleep in your bed, these are acts of kindness. That act of kindness actually helps reduce the world of strangers. We took kindness as something that is transformational about staying with an Airbnb host, and working with our agency tried to build a campaign around the value of kindness. That led to the question, is man really kind? That led to this beautiful platform asking that question, are we kind as a human race? And can we be kinder to each other?"
The new campaign is going to run in the U.S., UK and Australia across TV, online, cinema, outdoor, with the potential to expand out to China, Korea and Germany, and the brand is working on social activation with Instagram, Comedy Central, and other media partners.
Mildenhall says the tone of the campaign will allow it to put it in a real-world context. "Obviously the power of this message means we can use contextual media planning to our advantage," he says. "So if there is a news story that breaks that suggests racial tensions or groups of people being persecuted or bullied, we can address that conversation and ask ourselves and our audience 'Is man kind?' to address both unacceptable situations, and positive stories as well."


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