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Posted Aug 12, 2007 by Marc Lancaster
Updated Aug 12, 2007 at 07:42 PM
ARLINGTON, Texas—Rays president Matt Silverman has been with the team this weekend (he's a Dallas native) and we caught up with him a while ago to get the latest on the David Price talks. Silverman has been in regular contact with Andrew Friedman, and he said the Rays remain optimistic that a deal will get done before the Wednesday deadline.
"They're engaged in conversations and the tone is productive," said Silverman. "Both sides are working towards finding a middle ground that works and both sides are committed to trying to find a solution here."
I believe eight of the top 12 picks remain unsigned, which most around the game view as a function of MLB's hard-line stance on the slotting system it's trying to implement. MLB has been putting a lot of pressure on teams to sign players for a value equivalent to the slot in which they were selected—an attempt to take leverage away from Scott Boras (and others, I suppose), who has been able to get high-level contracts done for players who slipped in the draft because of concerns about signability.
The slotting pressure doesn't figure to affect the Rays like it will a team like the Tigers, who got Rick Porcello—tabbed by Baseball America as the top high school pitcher in the draft—all the way down at No. 27 overall in large part because of worries about what it might take to sign him.
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Tyler Griffey made an uncontested layup at the buzzer off a baseline inbounds pass and Illinois beat No. 1 Indiana, 74-72, Thursday night in Champaign, Ill., the fifth straight week the nation's top-ranked team has lost.
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Crystal Structures of Myoglobin-Ligand Complexes at Near-Atomic Resolution Biophysical Journal, Volume 77, Issue 4, 1 October 1999, Pages 2153-2174 Jaroslav Vojtěchovský, Kelvin Chu, Joel Berendzen, Robert M. Sweet and Ilme Schlichting Abstract We have used x-ray crystallography to determine the structures of sperm whale myoglobin (Mb) in four different ligation states (unligated, ferric aquomet, oxygenated, and carbonmonoxygenated) to a resolution of better than 1.2Å. Data collection and analysis were performed in as much the same way as possible to reduce model bias in differences between structures. The structural differences among the ligation states are much smaller than previously estimated, with differences of <0.25Å root-mean-square deviation among all atoms. One structural parameter previously thought to vary among the ligation states, the proximal histidine (His-93) azimuthal angle, is nearly identical in all the ferrous complexes, although the tilt of the proximal histidine is different in the unligated form. There are significant differences, however, in the heme geometry, in the position of the heme in the pocket, and in the distal histidine (His-64) conformations. In the CO complex the majority conformation of ligand is at an angle of 18±3° with respect to the heme plane, with a geometry similar to that seen in encumbered model compounds; this angle is significantly smaller than reported previously by crystallographic studies on monoclinic Mb crystals, but still significantly larger than observed by photoselection. The distal histidine in unligated Mb and in the dioxygenated complex is best described as having two conformations. Two similar conformations are observed in MbCO, in addition to another conformation that has been seen previously in low-pH structures where His-64 is doubly protonated. We suggest that these conformations of the distal histidine correspond to the different conformational substates of MbCO and MbO2 seen in vibrational spectra. Full-matrix refinement provides uncertainty estimates of important structural parameters. Anisotropic refinement yields information about correlated disorder of atoms; we find that the proximal (F) helix and heme move approximately as rigid bodies, but that the distal (E) helix does not. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (569 kb) |
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Hydrogen-Bonding Propensities of Sphingomyelin in Solution and in a Bilayer Assembly: A Molecular Dynamics Study Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 3, 1 March 2003, Pages 1507-1517 Enrico Mombelli, Roger Morris, William Taylor and Franca Fraternali Abstract Sphingomyelin is enriched within lipid microdomains of the cell membrane termed lipid rafts. These microdomains play a part in regulating a variety of cellular events. Computer simulations of the hydrogen-bonding properties of sphingolipids, believed to be central to the organization of these domains, can delineate the possible molecular interactions that underlie this lipid structure. We have therefore used molecular dynamics simulations to unravel the hydrogen-bonding behavior of palmitoylsphingomyelin (PSM). A series of eight simulations of 3ns each of a single PSM molecule in water showed that the sphingosine OH and NH groups can form hydrogen bonds with the phosphate oxygens of their own polar head, in agreement with NMR data. Simulations of PSM in a bilayer assembly were carried out for 8ns with three different force field parameterizations. The major physico-chemical parameters of the simulated bilayer agree with those established experimentally. The sphingosine OH group was mainly involved in intramolecular hydrogen bonds, in contrast to the almost exclusive intermolecular hydrogen bonds formed by the amide NH moiety. During the bilayer simulations the intermolecular hydrogen bonds among lipids formed a dynamic network characterized by the presence of hydrogen-bonded lipid clusters of up to nine PSM molecules. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (576 kb) |
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Two hydrated carbonyl myoglobin (MbCO) films, one containing (0.30 g water)/(g MbCO) from MbCO solution in water at pH 5.5 and the other (0.32 g water)/(gMbCO) from 0.1 M potassium phosphate buffer solution at pH 6.8, were studied by FTIR spectroscopy from 293 K to 78 K at selected temperatures on cooling and reheating. Above approximately 180 K the general trend in temperature dependence of half-bandwidths, peak maxima, and band area ratios of the A1 and A3 conformer bands is similar to those reported by Ansari et al. (1987. Biophys. J. 26:337) for MbCO in 75% glycerol/water solution, but abrupt changes in slopes at approximately 180–200 K and freezing-in of conformer populations, which could be taken as indicator for glass transition of the solvent or the protein, are absent for the hydrated MbCO films. This is interpreted in terms of an exceptionally broad distribution of relaxation times, and is in accord with conclusions from recent calorimetric annealing studies of hydrated protein powders (Sartor et al. 1994. Biophys. J. 66:249). Exchange between the three A conformers does not stop at approximately 180–200 K but occurs over the whole temperature region studied. These results are then discussed with respect to MbCO's behavior in the glass-->liquid transition region of glass-forming solvents, and it is concluded that, in analogy to the behavior of low-molecular-weight compounds with a distribution of rapidly interconverting conformers, freezing-in of MbCO's A conformer populations by the solvent should not be mistaken for a glass transition of MbCO.


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MtnMagic | Nice route Date Climbed: Apr 10, 2013 | |
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atavist | Inti Watana Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2012 | |
Started hiking at 6:15am. Took a slight detour when we cut left too early before the bush whacking section. Finally got on the route at 9:15am. We topped the 12th pitch at 3:15pm which included a 30 minute lunch at the bivy ledge. We climbed in the sun from halfway up the 2nd pitch until just after the big roof. My feet were hot for a few pitches but the temperatures were pretty great all day. It was a fun route. There are about 3 sequences of 5.10 and the balance of the 12 pitches is mostly sustained 5.8 and easy 5.9. Other notes: I cleaned a death triangle off the 11th pitch anchor. We got back to the car as a huge drum circle was getting started near the old campsite by the road. | ||
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Dow Williams | Inti Watana Date Climbed: May 22, 2009 | |
Pretty nice route, particularly as the weather starts turning warm. Those first two pitches stay shaded most all the time. This section of Aeolian Wall gets afternoon shade. The first pitch seemed fine to me...probably much cleaner than it use to be after reading some disparaging notes on it. The 2nd pitch is by far the best climbing on the route...we combined 9-10 and 11-12, makes total sense to do so. The 9-10 pitch was really good for the 5.9 grade. Weird bivy bolt on the start ledge for that combination that can suck you left....make sure to pull the roof to the right of the belay. There is a bolt you can reach up and clip, but not that easy to see when you first arrive at the ledge. Another good weekend in Vegas with Joe A and beautiful women in our company. | ||
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We're going to consider competitive bodybuilding a sport here, so save your complaints until the end. Bertil Fox was a champion of the muscular arts, achieving a density that few bodybuilders have been able to. He won Junior Mr. Britain at the age of 18 and went on to win dozens of other titles in England before relocating to Los Angeles to compete.
After he left competition, he moved back to his native St. Kitts to open a gym. But one of the things that makes bodybuilders so huge is human growth hormone, which can have serious effects on the brain. One day, Fox walked into the dress store that his mother-in-law owned.
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Laramie, WY – A trust fund meant to ease the cost to the states of grizzly bear management would have to be $100-million strong, in order to fill the need. That's according to the director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Terry Cleveland. State and federal officials are now considering setting up a wildlife trust fund to help pay for grizzly bear and gray wolf management once the animals are delisted. And one proposal said the fund should reach the $100 million mark. Cleveland points out that Wyoming is already spending a million dollars a year on grizzly bears. "We're getting far less than 10 percent of our grizzly bear program reimbursed by the federal government," he said. "So they're not even paying 50 percent of the costs to get bears recovered in Wyoming, and certainly if they discontinue providing any federal funds to us, we'll pay the full 100 percent of it," he added. Cleveland says a $100 million trust fund would produce about 10 million dollars a year in revenue. He says that's how much Idaho, Montana and Wyoming will need to manage the bears and wolves.


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Title | George Busbee oral history interviews, 1987 March 24 and 31. |
Identifier | Busbee, G_19870324_P1987-03 |
Interviewee | Busbee, George, 1927-2004 |
Interviewer | Cook, James F. |
Date of the interview | 1987-03-24; 1987-03-31 |
Extent | 79 page transcript |
Publisher | Georgia State University Library, Special Collections and Archives |
Collecting area | Georgia Government Documentation Project |
Biographical note | George Busbee (1927-2004) served as state representative from Dougherty County from 1957‑1975 and as governor of Georgia from 1975 through 1983. |
Abstract | Among topics discussed: Childhood and family background; education; values; early law career; early political career; influence of Walter F. George; rural roads controversy; Sibley Commission; law partners following governorship; Jimmy Carter's contested 1962 legislative election; political positioning in the General Assembly; county unit system; reapportionment; Arthur Bolton; George L. Smith; Maddox Hale; assessment of various governors; power of various political appointments; Carter's government reorganization; Robin Harris; influence of Dot Wood; strategy in 1974 governor's race; finances; main programs while governor; political appointments; government reorganization; prisons; style of administration; Jesse Bowles affair; Busbee's pension; racial policies; current interests and activities. |
Rights information | The contents of this item, including all images and text, are for personal, educational, and non-commercial use only. This item is the property of Georgia State University Library, and any user is asked to acknowledge Georgia State University Library. |
Citation | Busbee, George D., Interviewed by James F. Cook, 24 and 31 March 1987, P1987-03, Series A. Georgia Governors, Georgia Government Documentation Project, Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library, Atlanta. |
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Apportionment (Election law) Governors--Election Elections--Georgia |
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Busbee, George, 1927-2004 Carter, Jimmy, 1924- Georgia. Governor Georgia. General Assembly. Committee on Schools Georgia. General Assembly |
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PGA Tour Power Rankings: The 7 Best Players Under 25 Years Old
By Tim Collins ,
The youth movement on the PGA Tour is now in full swing. A generation of players that were inspired by Tiger Woods' charge to the summit of world golf have now exploded onto the scene with dreams of doing the same.
A sport once dominated by experienced players is now witnessing the results of 21st century training. Experience is being trumped by strength and athleticism. Guile and know-how are succumbing to talent and enthusiasm.
The emergence of this youthful generation has caused a significant change in the landscape on the PGA Tour. Gone are the days of Tiger racking up major after major. Gone are the days of the "big five", consisting of Woods, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Retief Goosen and Vijay Singh. Youth is in.
In the last four years, players such as Martin Kaymer, Webb Simpson, Louis Oosthuizen, Keegan Bradley and Charl Schwartzel have claimed major championships in their twenties. And in case you haven't noticed, there's plenty more coming up behind them.
So who are golf's brightest young stars? Who will be the next dominant golfer on the planet?
Here's a look at the seven best players of the PGA Tour under 25 years of age.
At just 19 years of age, Matteo Manassero has made some simply remarkable achievements.
The childhood prodigy is the youngest golfer ever to win a European Tour event, after he claimed the 2010 Castello Masters as a 17-year old. However, that phenomenal four-shot victory is not the only record he owns. A year earlier, Manassero set the record for becoming the youngest ever champion of the British Amateur Championship at 16 years of age when he defeated Sam Hutsby 4 and 3 in the 36-hole final.
Manassero has made just the three appearances on the PGA Tour this season, instead honing his game on the European Tour. He impressively finished in a tie for sixth at the HSBC Championship in January, with names like Woods, McDowell and McIlroy just ahead of him on the leaderboard. The 19-year-old then followed that up with a second-place finish at the Open de Andalucía Costa del Sol, only being beaten by Julien Quesne's final round 64.
Currently ranked No. 86 in the world, Manassero has been as high as No. 29 during a strong stretch last year.
The young prodigy owns a beautifully, simply and efficient swing that makes many feel as if they are watching a textbook in motion at times. With incredible talent and all the skills at his disposal, it's clear that Manassero will thrive on the PGA Tour.
Ryo Ishikawa is the young star of Japanese golf. A product of the sport's continued growth in Asia, Ishikawa is the type of talent we are going to see considerably more of.
The 20-year-old burst onto the scene in Japan, when at just 15 years of age, he became the youngest ever winner on the Japanese Tour by claiming the 2007 Munsingwear Open KSB Cup. The following year in 2008, Ishikawa turned professional and claimed another victory at the mynavi ABC Championship by one shot with a final round 69. By the end of that year, Ishikawa had become the youngest ever player to break into the top 100 in the Official World Golf Rankings.
The young star has dominated the Japanse Tour since, racking up nine victories as a teenager between 2007 and 2010. That form is starting to appear of the PGA Tour, best showcased in his fourth placed finish at the 2011 Bridgestone Invitational in the World Golf Championships.
Already possessing great power for a player of his size, Ishikawa is now undertaking a new strength training regime to add size to his slight frame. However, that slight 155 lb. frame still manages to average 290 yards off the tee!
With immense talent, a cool temperament, unique style and an entertaining manner on the course, Ishikawa looks certain to be a star on the PGA Tour for many years.
The first American on the list, Bud Cauley is one young star who is enjoying a fine finish to 2012.
The 22-year old from Daytona Beach has rocketed up the World Rankings in the last two months to now sit at No. 55. Cauley finished third at last month's Wyndham Championship won by Sergio Garcia after consecutive fourth-place finishes at the RBC Canadian Open and the True South Classic in July.
The star player from the University of Alabama seamlessly made the transition to the pro tour in 2011 by making the cut in his first four tournaments as a professional, which included a fourth placed finish at the Viking Classic.
Cauley, like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, avoided Q-School, and went straight from college to the PGA Tour by finishing the 2011 season at 116th on the money-list in just eight starts. Now charging up the World Rankings, Cauley seems destined to break into the top 50 by season's end.
The owner of a copybook swing with great tempo, Cauley is ranked 12th on the PGA Tour this season in total birdies, highlighting his potential to go low.
As 2012 edges towards a close, expect 2013 to be a bright one for this young star.
Kyle Stanley is famous for arguably the most amazing and dramatic two-week turnaround ever seen on the PGA Tour.
In January this year, Stanley went into the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines with a six-shot lead. Seemingly unbeatable, the 24-year-old still held a three-shot advantage as he stood on the last tee. But, after laying up on the par-5 18th, his approach shot spun off the green and into the water. He then three-putted the green to finish with a shocking triple-bogey, which put him in a playoff with Brandt Snedeker that he ultimately lost.
Then, just a week later at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Stanley came back from eight shots behind leader Spencer Levin with a final round 65 to complete the third largest final round comeback in PGA history.
In his four years on the PGA Tour, Stanley has become known for his immense power which sees him currently ranked ninth on tour in driving distance at a whopping 306.9 yards. Unsurprisingly, he ranks near the top of the list for par-5 performance.
After his dramatic start to the season, Stanley has settled into some consistent play without being stellar, recording a number of top-20 finishes.
But, with a great ability to rebound from setbacks and a swing that will always see him score well, expect to see plenty more of Kyle Stanley in the coming years.
Australia is synonymous with great golfers, and in Jason Day, they have another.
Long considered the next truly great golfer from Australia, Day exploded onto the scene in 2011 when he finished runner-up in both the US Masters and US Open. His 12-under score at the Masters was the lowest mark ever posted by a first time participant. That Masters tournament was the start of a brilliant run for Day in 2011, as he collected 12 top-10 finishes on his way to becoming the No.7 ranked player in the world.
Day is also the youngest Australian ever to win a PGA Tour event after he claimed victory at the HP Byron Nelson Championship in May 2010.
Fearless in pressure-packed situations, Day is a fierce competitor who is not shy in stating his desire to be crowned world number one. Unfortunately for the Australian, 2012 has been a frustrating season after a bright start at the Qatar Masters. Day was forced to withdraw from the Masters and has been sidelined by injury for much of the year. Subsequently, his ranking has slipped to No. 31.
However, his return to form at the AT&T National, where he finished in a tie for eighth, was proof that Day is returning to the levels of 2011.
With injury hopefully behind him, expect Day to feature prominently in 2013
One of the brightest talents in golf, in part due to his clothing, is Rickie Fowler.
Everything about this young star is unconventional. His swing has arguably more panache than technique, his hair is like that of a surfer and his clothes would be appropriate at a rave. And it's exactly why he's so loved on tour.
The 23-year-old is enjoying his best year on the PGA Tour in 2012. In early May, Fowler claimed his first PGA Tour victory at the Wells Fargo Championship with a playoff victory over D.A. Points and Rory McIlroy. He then followed that up with a second-place finish at the Players Championship at Ponte Vedra Beach the following week, just two shots behind winner Matt Kuchar. Another top-10 was secured two weeks later at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
Now ranked 26th in the world, Fowler is beginning to show his true potential on the world's most demanding pro tour.
There will be many that say his swing is flawed, and will not produce the consistency required to win major tournaments. However, that is yet to be seen, and his talent in undeniable.
When he puts it all together, he can be simply beautiful to watch. Lets hope we see more of it in the years to come.
There was never really any question about who would sit atop this list. Rory McIlroy isn't only the best player under 25 years of age, hes' simply the best player on the planet.
Since that famous collapse around the back nine at the 2011 Masters, McIlroy has simply dominated the PGA Tour.
At the next major after that Augusta collapse, McIlroy turned the 2011 US Open into a one-man event, smashing countless records on his way to an eight-shot victory at Congressional. Since then, he's gone on to claim trophies at the Hong Kong Open, the Honda Classic, the US PGA Championship, the Deutsche Bank Championship and the BMW Championship.
Those last two victories have just come in consecutive weeks, extending his lead at the top of the World Golf Rankings.
His form this year has been simply staggering. At one point, McIlroy went through 14 events, finishing in the top-five in 12 of them.
He consistency is down to a swing that has been compared with the great Ben Hogan. Few players have ever hit the ball as hard and as consistently as the young Northern Irishman.
With two major championships in his pocket, and at just 23 years of age, the sky is the limit for McIlroy. In a very short space of time, McIlroy could possible become not only the greatest golfer on earth, but simply the greatest athlete on earth.
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Research shows popular morning beverage can help what ails usOf all the relationships in my life, by far the most on-again, off-again has been with coffee. From that tentative dalliance in college to a serious commitment during my first real reporting job to breaking up altogether when I got pregnant, only to fail miserably at quitting my daily latte the second time I was expecting. Now the relationship has turned into full-blown obsession and, ironically, I often fall asleep at night dreaming of the delicious, satisfying cup of joe that awaits, come morning.
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Instant sensation: Starbucks VIA coffee does well in taste test
Instant coffee has been around for 100-plus years, yet it's taken almost that long to make it not taste so, well, instant.November 18, 2009
Roast around the clock
Owners of 24-hour coffee shop to open two more storesFargo Coffee Co. is less than six months old and owners are already planning to open two more stores.
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Put to the test: Cream of the coffee crop
There are approximately 4 million places in Fargo-Moorhead to get coffee. Hey, who needs quick access to warm beverages more than we do, right?February 15, 2009
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Coffee bar among details left for Fargo's new main libraryWork on Fargo's new downtown main library should be "substantially complete" by mid-February, Library Director Tim Dirks said Wednesday.
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If not the greatest novelist of his generation (that goes to Philip Roth), the reclusive Thomas Pynchon may be the most influential, as he casts a shadow that falls over big guns like Don DeLillo, David Foster Wallace, William Gibson and Jonathan Lethem, among others. His latest opus, his 8th novel, takes on 9/11 and the the mood and events of the early '00s. Pynchon is nothing if not ambitious, but this ultimately falls flat and fails to make sense of the period, despite copious period details like the growth of the internet, the dotcom bubble, Keanu Reeves movies, Jay-Z and Nas, beanie babies and even "Friends." Yes, Thomas Pynchon, the writer of "Gravity's Rainbow" has put "Friends" in one of his books. And this is an odd, uneven mix of the whimsical and trivial with the tragic and grave. Pynchon's late style is strangely lighter and more superficial than in his earlier works. "The Trade Center tower were religious too. They stood for what this country worships above everything else, the market, always the holy f***in market."


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mercutio Show all reviews | Not Creed's best, but overall, a good addition. Before I bought this one, I did some research. A review once classified this as the workhorse of the Creed house and I tend to lean that way. A good every day scent. Could be worn to work daily. Very safe. However, the opening is almost too floral for my taste. This can definitely be worn by either a man or a woman and would get no argument from me. I would not recommend Himalaya to someone who is new to Creed. Or to a man that is not "mature" or "confident enough" to pull this off. Still good to bust out every once in a while on date night. Pros: Longevity, projection 07 September, 2013 |
rbaker Show all reviews | Pleasant and fresh The too note is traditional with citrus-bergamot freshness. But from the start a restrained scent. In the drydown a woody note with nutmeg is added, whilst vetiver keels up the fresh character, albeit somewhat attenuated. Towards the end the house-specific ambergris note and vanilla sweetness is emerging. Always close to my skin after the first half an hour, and gone after two hours. For warmer climes. Pros: Fresh and restrained 17 June, 2013 |
marcuslaughter United States Show all reviews | Suitable for every day wear, this fragrance delivers in terms of sophistication without pretension. It's clean and fresh in the same way that Cool Water is, but there is far more complexity and longevity in Himalaya. 18 April, 2013 |
the reaper Venezuela Show all reviews | I love Himalaya. It's fresh but not like the modern synthetic releases. Two hours later it evolves into an elegant musky drydown. On my skin one spray last for about 8 hours. 31st October, 2012 |
CaliDude United States Show all reviews | Thumbs up, way up. Nice classy fresh fragrance. Four sprays lasts me about 10 hours. Like all Creeds, it's expensive; but you can find a 4 oz selling on the internet for around $140. IMO, it's well worth it. 02 February, 2012 |
surge United States Show all reviews | IMHO this fragrance isn't like the other Creed's that I enjoy (Aventus, Millisime Imperial, GIT) -- it lacks originality and that unique *whatever* that makes the other Creeds I like worth paying as much as I do for them. Himalaya doesn't seem to have that...whatever it is that I look for in a niche fragrance. It's not a bad fragrance by any means, there's just nothing that stands out about it to me that says "oh this is nice" -- or "oh this is definitely worth as much as I paid for it" 22 January, 2012 (Last Edited: 17 May, 2012) |
Kain Iran Show all reviews | Creed = Expensive and classy fragrance! 07 November, 2011 |
jasonsicilia United States Show all reviews | A very clean non offensive scent. Also very unique. It has a creamy masculine smell that recieves many complements. Its became my work scent . Very soothing mellow fragrance. Love it.!! My go to summer frag . 23 August, 2011 (Last Edited: 02 January, 2013) |
silentrich United States Show all reviews | While not my favorite Creed it's still a really solid daily wearer and versatile. I don't get much citrus in this and to my nose it's mainly a creamy musk with a hint of pepper. Sillage is average and longevity isn't that great on my skin, but usually I get 5 hours out of it. Comparisons to Paco Rabanne XS are valid and it is a similar scent, but Himalaya has more going on and of course the quality is evident. It resembles MI more than any other Creed fragrance so if you like MI you'll probably enjoy Himalaya. Overall I'd recommend it if your looking for a masculine work fragrance or if you enjoy musk. 29 July, 2011 |
bartdino Switzerland Show all reviews | I can agree with who says that Himalaya is Creeds everyman fragrance (even if for me its more GIT) but it smell wonderfull...its fresh but in a warm way (...) and has 3 different phases, start very fresh and strong then become a little sour (and this is the less interesting phase) and finally is a great smooth and confortable skin scent...finally for me a great modern Creed 21st June, 2011 |
likouala_man Canada Show all reviews | Himalaya is a fragrance which has 'moments'. First there is the opening moment, the citrus blast together with some spicy pepper and some accord which just comes off 'creamy'. It is very delicious at this point, heady, intoxicating. Later the warm woods blend in and it is still very beautiful. Then even later there is a moment of sourish, conventional amber which I don't like much, but this too passes and the drydown is soft, close to the skin, and nice. I've owned Himalaya a couple of times over the years. The memory of it stays with me. There is something about it that calls you back. 15 May, 2011 |
Mike Canada Show all reviews | It is not hard to see why this is one of Olivier Creed's personal favorites! Himalaya is a magisterial scent, at once imposing yet sensual, warm yet cold, sweet yet firm. It really is a fragrance of extremes and dichotomous relationships. There is a great deal of citrus in the opening, which quickly segues into a heart of sandalwood and pepper, and then a base of cedar, ambergris, and musk. As with almost all of Creed's fragrances, the simplicity of the composition (that is to say, the low amount of individual notes) belies the sheer brilliance of the scent itself. I find it very difficult to describe this fragrance in words, so perhaps I will simply say that the name is truly a propos, for when one wears this, it is easy to envision trekking high atop an enormous snow-capped mountain. Despite the frigidity associated with this fragrance by many, it has a remarkable sweetness to it as well. Primarily characterized as a fresh and woody type of fragrance, I am stupefied by all of the negative reviews that complain that Himalaya is a blatant copycat of Paco Rabanne's XS--hogwash!!! Himalaya is an absolutely exquisite scent, with extreme amounts of sensuous energy. It truly is one of the best of the modern Millesimes, right up there with Bois du Portugal, Green Irish Tweed, Millesime Imperial, Tabarome Millesime, and the recently released Aventus. 24 April, 2011 |
PerfumeCollector United States Show all reviews | It should have been named "Ugly Duckling" 30th March, 2011 |
Jack Hunter United Kingdom Show all reviews | For me I always feel special when I am wearing a Creed fragrance and I do like Himalaya a lot. It has a ice cool soapy smell to it and I like how the white musk has been blended within its composition. 21st March, 2011 |
MOONB United States Show all reviews | Maybe I'm just in a good mood today, but despite all the information suggesting an opposite outcome, I'm oddly drawn to Himalaya. I find the comparisons to Paco Rabanne XS hard to believe, not to the credibility of other reviewers, but because the only fragrance that seems related to it is Quorum by Antonio Puig. For a perfume that is written off as "nothing remarkable", "not ground-breaking", and "forgettable", there's a heck of a lot going on here. Lurking beneath the prominent notes of cedar, pink pepper, sandalwood, and ambergris, are components that, taken together, comprise the mythical "gunpowder note" at Himalaya's core. I perceive this note as being not just one, but several elements - namely cyclamen aldehyde, which tints the fragrance into a shade of green, carnation, which introduces a rich sweetness, and pine, exhibited here in such a small dose as to make its presence seem ghost-like and smoky. This accord, in conjunction with the typical creamy Creed sandalwood, creates a scent that conjures imagery of Buddhist temples, incense-sweetened pews, and fresh breezes through cut flowers. It occurs to me that Olivier's interpretation of a Himalayan climb may rest more in the remote temples of Burma and Nepal, and less in the fresh snowy icecaps they're nestled in. As time passes, the integration of Himalaya's notes intensifies, and mellows into a very mild and mellow pepper, carnation, sandalwood, and ambergris. This fragrance is very understated, mature, introspective. I like it. Longevity is around 3 hours, with 2 of them strictly skin-scent. Application to fabric enhances that a little. Sillage is modest, and this requires intimacy to be fully appreciated. Here is perhaps where Himalaya falls short - it is pleasant and well-made, but not what I would consider a sexy, come-hither scent. Be that as it may, it's something worth checking out. 16 March, 2011 |
Oslo-Fjord Norway Show all reviews | Ohh I like this one! Creed Himalaya is very versatille, and it`s perfect for absolutely any occasions, seasons, and age. Casual, formal, summer, winter, day, night..if you`r looking for one Creed that fits all these criterias, you must try Himalaya. It`s both cool and warm, icy-fresh, oriental- woody, and very modern. The clean freshness makes it perfect for casual, daytime/work scent, and the heavyness makes it great as a more stylish classy evening scent for restaurant/ theatre/ bar etc. Someone complaint against the longevity. On my skin, it`s just perfect. Actually one of the best from this company. The bottle... Wow! It`s a sight for sore eyes! 08 February, 2011 |
diesel1990_01 Show all reviews | its a lame cologne ,nothing good too musky .I bought it for a mistake if I have change to exchange it would be for a bottle of vodka. 26 January, 2011 |
geniuzmusic Show all reviews | This is a really good fragrance but I noticed as time went on it started to smell like Incense in the Catholic Church. Reminds me of frankincense, benzoin, and sandalwood. It's very unique. Longevity wasn't that big of an issue as some have stated. I do notice keeping your cologne cooler tends to give it more longevity. I suggest you try before you buy. But it's worth having in your collection. 09 August, 2010 |
davepar3 Show all reviews | I can honestly say I have found the one. Being new to fragrences, I figured my journey to find my perfect scent would take me years and thousands of dollars. This was I think the 5th frag I bought so I didn't get too deep into my impulse buys before I found this one (and I bought it blind from fragrencenet, which I have gotten burned before buying blind but I lucked out this time). 02 August, 2010 |
Ultramagnus United Kingdom Show all reviews | I love this one - spicy and fresh at the same time. My 'go to' scent 14 July, 2010 |
arcady59 Show all reviews | Peppery and soapy, really just a fun scent. It's strong at first, perfect for the beginning of an evening's events, and then lightens and wears close to he skin for quite some time, say 7-8 hours. I don't buy cologne for the following reason, but I've found that women really love it, which is a really a nice added touch. Again, not a deciding factor for me, but hey, I'll take it, lol. It is also a wonderful day scent; it is great for anything really, very versatile. 24 January, 2010 |
trebizond United Kingdom Show all reviews | I've skirted around the edges of Creed since I really became interested in fragrances, approaching via Penhaligon's and L'Artisan Parfumeur, amongst others. I figured it was finally time to get involved, and first ordered a sample of Himalaya. My first impression was one of massive annoyance - I had hoped not to like it, only for the sake of my wallet and my bank manager's hair. 05 October, 2009 |
tnamey United States Show all reviews | Simply wonderful and sophisticated. Best Creed, with the exception of Bois d' Portugal. An all year frag, whose only major weakness is longevity, in terms of projection. But is remains close to skin for 7-8 hours. 19 September, 2009 |
Tony T United States Show all reviews | peppery, clean delight. nothing fancy,just a lingering accord from beginning to end. an established scent for the established man 08 September, 2009 |
Jack United States Show all reviews | I like the creed house. I just want to give another thumbs up for this. Great amber. 02 August, 2009 |
weylin Canada Show all reviews | This was my first step into the world of niche, and I sure wasn't disappointed. 09 July, 2009 (Last Edited: 27 February, 2011) |
splashit United Kingdom Show all reviews | Simply sublime in every way. Perfect. Pricey as with all Creeds but perfect . 18 June, 2009 |
SmellyNinja Canada Show all reviews | The name evokes imagery of snow-capped mountains, which is fitting as Himalaya is most at home in cooler weather. But unlike other scents well-suited for colder months, Himalaya's warmth has a distinct coolness that's just perfect for someone looking for a compromise between fresh summer frags and heavier, spicy scents. 26 April, 2009 |
Elgar Place United States Show all reviews | Himalaya is a beautifully constructed fragance that is sophisticated, warm, and sexy. I detected very little citrus in it, but a light, sweet spice note that made the frag a pleasure to wear from start to finish. 23 March, 2009 |
professor80 United States Show all reviews | This is one creed that is worth the expense. Absolutely my favorite fragrance along with Angel! This is perfect for any occasion so no worries there. This has a strange but extremely delightful chilling smell and feel. 10 out of 10 seriously. 08 March, 2009 |


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