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The battle between Ash and Roxie continues. If it isn't her super speedy Koffing that gives Ash trouble, it's her super strong Scolipede that's even worse, as it defeats his Leavanny. But when Pignite defeats Scolipede, her Garbodor comes out and defeats Pignite. With Ash narrowed down to his rarely used powerhouse Palpitoad and his companion and ace Pikachu, will Ash be able to win his final badge or are his hopes of entering the Unova League vanish right before his eyes? Will soon find out as the Virbank Gym 6 on 3 battle continues!
- Like Roxie, her Gym Badge, the Toxic Badge, also made its debut before Pokémon Black 2 and Pokémon White 2 were released in Japan.
- This is the second time Ash looked up Garbodor on the Pokédex. First was BW057: Scraggy and the Demanding Gothita! when Katharine's Gothita disturbed a wild one with Double Slap due to its foul breath while hanging out with Ash's Scraggy in the woods at the dark of night.
- As Ash says he wins the Toxic Badge, only Pikachu jumps up in the air, which means 2:5 of his Pokémon got poisoned and defeated. Which is: Boldore, and Pignite got defeated without being poisoned, and Unfezant, Leavanny, and Palpitoad got poisoned and defeated. However, in previous episodes, Ash's defeated Pokémon jumped alongside Pikachu in the air when Ash says what badge he won.
- The soundtrack opening of Arceus and the Jewel of Life was used again for the fifth time when Ash brings out Palpitoad into battle since BW064, BW065, BW069, and BW080.
- "Next Time... A New Beginning!" is put in the end of this episode instead of "To Be Continued" because Ash's journey in Eastern Unova begins in the next episode.
- Who's that Pokémon?: Garbodor (US).
- In a scene where Roxie is about to bring out her Garbodor, her hair is missing.
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Holiday events schedule throughout Plumas County
Quincy: Turkey Trot 5K (3.2 miles) run/walk, FRC soccer field. Pre-registration, $20, ends Nov. 20; race day registration, $25, begins at 8:30 a.m.; race at 9:30. Register online at active.com or call 283-5508 for more information. All proceeds go to Tru Community.
Quincy: Elks Thanksgiving Dinner, Elks Lodge, 3 p.m. for veterans, Elks, Elk widows, friends, guests or anyone who has no one to share the day with. Reservations are required, by Nov. 23. To reserve, Bill at 281-6448 or Pat at 832-4759. Donations accepted but not required.
Nov. 27
Chester: Merchants' open house, 5-8 p.m., Main Street, refreshments, caroling. For more info call 258-2426.
Chester: Light Parade, 7 p.m., Main Street; meet at Builders Supply at 6 p.m. For guidelines call 258-2426.
Nov. 27–28
Chester: Mistletoe Lane Christmas Boutique, noon-8 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, neighborhood crafters, 181 Olsen St., Michelle Ayers at 258-2843.
Graeagle: Mohawk Artists' Guild Christmas Faire, Graeagle Firehall; Friday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Juried arts and crafts, free refreshments, drawing prizes. For information, 836-1399.
Nov. 28
Chester: Sierra Hospice tree lighting, 6 p.m., Wildwood Senior Complex, Meadowbrook Loop, 258-3412.
Lake Almanor: 3rd annual Bailey Creek Holiday Craft Boutique, handcrafted wood items, quilt surprises, $1 table for children, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Lake Almanor Elks Lodge. Part of proceeds goes to Elks Christmas Angel Project. For more info call Cheryl Viera at 259-5678.
Taylorsville: Annual light parade, 6 p.m.; prizes for first and second place. For information, 284-7622.
Taylorsville: Holiday Fair, craft fair and holiday decorations to buy, sell and trade from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wolf Creek 4-H members and their leaders and parents will cook and serve up a chili feed, and Indian Valley 4-H members will have a bake sale outside. The banquet room at the back of the Taylorsville Tavern is the center of activities. For more information, call 284-7622.
Nov. 30
Greenville: Community Supper, Greenville Community United Methodist Church social hall on Pine Street, between Highway 89 and Main Street. November hosts are church members, and dressed up leftover turkey is the theme. For information call 284-1560.
Dec. 4
Quincy: 20th annual Main Street Sparkle and Light Parade, 5–8 p.m., includes merchants' open house, parade, Santa and the Elves, live music and entertainment, Sparkle Princess costume contest, downtown tree lighting. For information, Quincy Chamber of Commerce, 283-0188.
Portola: Holiday tree lighting in downtown 6 p.m. after light parade, 5:30 p.m. Countdown to tree lighting by city mayor (6 p.m.); wagon rides (Rick Joy); bonfire (city of Portola, Public Works); merchants' open house; pictures with Santa; preschool concert and bake sale (at Arts Center); Methodist choir; tree auction; Christmas carols; sponsored by Portola Railroad Days Association, city of Portola and The Feather Community Arts Center. Donna Mills, 832-6032.
Dec. 4-5
Chester: Mistletoe Lane Christmas Boutique, noon-8 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, neighborhood crafters, 181 Olsen St., Michelle Ayers at 258-2843.
Chester: Come Home to Christmas, 6 p.m., dinner and show, sponsored by the Lake Almanor Community Church, 2610 Plumas County Road A-13, 596-3683.
Dec. 4–6
Chester: Chester Community Chorus winter concert "We Wish You a Merry Madrigal," Chester Community United Methodist Church, Highway 36 at Glenwood Drive; Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday matinee, 3 p.m. Free admission. For information, Trina Woods at 259-2551 or Elsie Wesley at 284-1750.
Dec. 4-7
Quincy: Disney's "Christmas Carol," starring Jim Carrey plays the Town Hall Theatre. Friday showing begins at 7:30 p.m. after the Quincy Sparkle tree lighting.
Dec. 5
Crescent Mills: Annual Christmas in Crescent Mills, Crescent Mills Fire Hall, 6 p.m. For information, 284-7454.
Quincy: Eta Alpha's 34th annual Holiday Craft Fair, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., in the Commercial Building at the Plumas County Fairgrounds. Santa photos 10 a.m.-noon and 12:30-2:30 p.m. Door prizes, 50/50 giveaway, handmade items, home-baked goodies, food booth and more. Call Gloria at 283-0729 for more information.
Graeagle: Holiday festival and tree lighting (around 5 p.m.). Enjoy the spirit of Christmas and visit all the little red shops. Partake in refreshments at each merchant's open house and have your picture taken with Santa (3-5 p.m.). Take a ride through town in a decorated horse-drawn trolley and listen to the strolling Christmas street carolers. All events free, 1–5 p.m. Graeagle Bucks drawing, after tree lighting, must be present to win, graeaglemerchants.com.
Maybe: Project Santa Bingo will give away prizes and food Calpine Elks Lodge. Beginning at noon with food; bingo begins at 1; prizes all day.
Portola: Santa Train at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum in Portola, 5-8 p.m.
Loyalton: Christmas craft fair, 9 a.m.–3 p.m., Assembly of God fellowship hall, Main Street. Gifts, food, entertainment, fun. Free admission and door prizes.
Dec. 9
Greenville: Decoration of community Christmas tree in front of the Greenville Rancheria office on Main Street, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 284-6633.
Greenville: Winter concert, Greenville High School, 7 p.m., in the cafeteria. Performers include the high school and junior high school bands, and a community sing-along. Admission is free, and refreshments will be available.
Quincy: Plumas Audubon Society, Portola Library, 445 Jackson St., 6:30 p.m. Annual membership meeting and pre-Christmas Bird Count, Winter Bird ID Workshop. For information, 283-0455 or plumasaudubon.org. Sierra Valley Coordinator: Colin Dillingham, firstname.lastname@example.com, date: Dec. 14; Lake Almanor Coordinator: Ryan Burnett, email@example.com, date: Dec. 16; or American Valley Coordinator: Darrel Jury, email@example.com, date: Dec. 19.
Dec. 10
Quincy: Words & Music, Morning Thunder Café, annual holiday celebration. Doors open at 7 p.m. Monthly series of acoustic music and the spoken word, open mic. Admission $3. For information, Plumas Arts, 283-3402.
Chester: Plumas Bank Holiday Mixer, 5:30 p.m., Main Street, 258-4161.
Dec. 10-11
Quincy: "Nightmare Before Christmas," the Tim Burton classic, plays the Town Hall Theatre, 7 p.m. with an extra 10 p.m. showing Friday.
Dec. 11
Greenville: Year-end Chamber Mixer in the Greenville Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. Main dish will be provided by the Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce, with potluck side dishes and desserts brought by participants. The highlight will be the presentation of the annual Indian Valley Community Member of the Year Award. Call 284-6633.
Quincy: 45th annual Wassail Bowl, Citizen and Business of the Year awards, 5:02–7 p.m., Plumas County Courthouse; music entertainment and drawing for 150th fair's "Parade Horses" by Lacy Ringo. For information, Quincy Chamber of Commerce, 283-0188.
Dec. 12
Greenville: Main Street Christmas, open houses with refreshments from 3-8 p.m. Shoppers and visitors will judge the best decorated businesses. There will be children's activities and vendors of foods and crafts. Santa arrives at 6 p.m., for the tree lighting and the memorial light names will be read. Call 284-6633 for details.
Graeagle: Homes for the Holidays tour features six home, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Door prizes and giveaway. Tickets are $12, available at Millworks, Graeagle Mercantile, Chamber of Commerce, Graeagle Outpost, Value Wise (Portola), High Sierra Books, Finishing Touch and Alley Cat Café, or contact Muriel Aman at 836-2864, Mary Jones at 836-1059 or Lyn Nafzgar at 836-1182. Proceeds benefit the Graeagle Community Church Youth Mission Fund.
Portola: Santa Train at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum in Portola, 5-8 p.m.
Dec. 12-13
Quincy: "Twas a Couple of Nights Before Christmas" is a quirky, family-friendly play by local playwright Anne Gaudet, opening at the Town Hall Theatre Saturday, Dec. 12, at 7:30 pm. An additional showing is Sunday, Dec. 13, directly after the annual Courthouse Sing, at 2 pm.
Dec. 13
Quincy: Courthouse Sing, 2 p.m., county courthouse; featured performers and community sing-along.
Dec. 16
Taylorsville: Holiday concert, Taylorsville Elementary School students will perform in the Grange Hall at 7 p.m.
Dec. 17
Chester: Words & Music, Coffee Station, annual holiday celebration. Doors open at 7 p.m. Monthly series of acoustic music and the spoken word, open mic. Admission $3. For information, Plumas Arts, 283-3402.
Dec. 18
Portola: Words & Music, Feather River Community Arts Center, annual holiday celebration. Doors open at 7 p.m. Monthly series of acoustic music and the spoken word, open mic. Admission $3. For information, Plumas Arts, 283-3402.
Dec. 18-19
Quincy: Beautiful Feet Dance Company presents "Variations on the Nutcracker," 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday, at Christian Life Fellowship Church.


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.280AI for me. With the short mags it's not unusual to not be able to seat the bullets out far enough for the best accuracy due to magazine length.
.280AI for me. With the short mags it's not unusual to not be able to seat the bullets out far enough for the best accuracy due to magazine length.
Another vote for 7mm rem mag. Very flat shooting, wide range of bullet weights / styles, easy to find ammo, reasonable recoil for a magnum caliber. Most all gun makers produce 7 mm rem mag also.
I have owned all three. The STW is the hardest kicking medium rifle I've ever shot and could not get it to beat the Remington by much. I would go 7mm-08. Light kicking in lightweight rifles and good out to 300 yards.
The 7mm STW is dead as a door nail.
Nothing wrong with the cartridge, but the 7mm Remington Ultra, 7mm Blaser, and 7mm Dakota put the nail in that coffin. It is fast, but the 3 of these are faster.
Here's my thoughts.
I would pick the 7mm Remington Magnum and never look back, unless I wanted the ultimate in long range 7mm's and I'd go for the 7mm Remington Ultra.
I don't remember if you are going to buy a factory rifle or build one up from the ground.
For factory rifle, I'd buy a Tikka T3 in 7mm Remington Magnum if you want a good rifle for a good price, and Tikka's shoot really well. $750. Bell and Carlson and Manners both make really nice replacement stocks for Tikka's plastic stock.
For a lot more money I'd buy a Sako Greywolf $1750.
For a little more money than that I'd buy a Weatherby Accumark in 7mm Remington Magnum $1950.
Beyond that your into Blaser money in factory rifles. Or custom rifles.
For custom, nothing wrong with a Howa, Tikka, Remginton action for an accurate rifle. Krieger barrel, and a McMillan or Manners stock, if you shopped around you could probably build what you wanted for under $2000. McMillan stock $600, Krieger barrel job $600, walmart Remington action $300, Jewell trigger $250.
If your going to keep your shots to 350yd or so, take a good long look at the 280Rem or 280AI. My friend had a Rem MT rifle in 280. With good hand loads it came very close to 7 Rem mag vel. All the ammo for this caliber are kept on the low side for velocities. This was due to the fact that the 280 Rem was chambered for a lot of semi auto's and pump guns
We have a guy that owns a custom Surgeon actioned rifle with a 27 inch Krieger and a McMillan A-5 stock. I think he has a Nightforce scope, but I can't remember everything on guns that I didn't build.
Anyway he has really good look with that 280-Ackley. Good enought that if I was such a 8mm and 338 fan I'd build one for myself. Heck I might anyway.
You may have already purchased that new rifle, if so, wonderful. If not, give serious thought to the 7STW. Better performance than your other two options, highly accurate, and frankly pretty easy to reload. Commercial ammo is readily available, and even some specialty makers like DoubleTap Ammo will custom load for you. Used mine on an Antelope at 426 yards with a nosler 160 accubond with a muzzle velocity of 3305fps---devestating. Although the cartridge is a bit long when compared to say the 7 Remington Mag or the 7 short mag action lengths, I personally believe that the longer powder column contributes to the overall accuracy and outright punch. If you can find a Weatherby Accumark in the 7STW, you'll find it is not nearly as punishing as in a lighter rifle. Best when used with a 26 inch mid to heavier weight barrel. Handles anything from the lightweight 140 grain bullets to the heavyweight 175 Barnes or Swift bullets and penetration is almost always through and through.
Love my STW. A new #5 Brux will be here monday to replace the factory barrel.
I've got a 7mm mag, and it's been great. I've never missed an animal, and never needed a 2nd bullet.
It's not a gun I take out and shoot a couple boxes of ammo for fun, but for hunting I plan on it being the only rifle I'll ever need.
I have used 7mm wsm since they came out. I have killed everything from coyotes to Bull Elk. It's the best gun I own IMO. I have 5 Weatherbys and don't shoot any of them because the cost for ammo is so expensive. The 7 for me it is the flattest shooting and most accurate for the hunting I have done.


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Integer overflow belongs to a logic errors family. It occurs when given range of int (integer) type numbers is overflowed due to arithmetic operations. Generally there are only two operations, which causes these kind of errors - addition and multiplication.
Example 1 (add)
rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ cat add.c #include <stdio.h> #include <limits.h> int main(void) { int a; // a=2147483647; a=INT_MAX; printf("int a (INT_MAX) = %d (0x%x), int a (INT_MAX) + 1 = %d (0x%x)\n", a,a,a+1,a+1); return 0; } rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ ./add int a (INT_MAX) = 2147483647 (0x7fffffff), int a (INT_MAX) + 1 = -2147483648 (0x80000000)
By adding 1 to the biggest possible signed (+ or -) integer value we overwrite the sign bit. In short, by adding two positive numbers we get one big negative number.
Example 2 (multiplication)
rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ cat multiplication.c #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <unistd.h> #include <string.h> int main(int argc, char **argv) { int i, j, z=0x00000001; char *tab; if(argc<2) _exit(1); i=atoi(argv[1]); if(i>0) { tab = malloc(i * sizeof(char *)); if(tab == NULL) _exit(2); } for(j=0; j<i; j++) tab[j]=z++; for(j=0; j<i; j++) printf("tab[j]=0x%x\n", tab[j]); return 0; } rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ ./multiplication 1073741824 Segmentation fault
The program should write "z" value into the array of pointers and then print it out. With specially selected array size (number of its elements) it's possible to use integer overflow error to overflow the array "tab".
Below example should explain why it does happen.
rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ cat multi.c #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { printf ("1073741824 *4 = %d\n", 1073741824 * 4); return 0; }
In this program we multiplicate 1073741824 * 4 because of sizeof(char *) will return 4.
rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ gcc -ggdb multi.c -o multi multi.c: In function 'main': multi.c:6: warning: integer overflow in expression
The compiler at this stage warn us, that in the program occurs expression, which cause an integer overflow. To make sure what the result of the multiplacation will be:
rezos@bezel ~/labs/integer $ ./multi 1073741824 *4 = 0
malloc(0) (in the main example) will allocate memory with size 0 correctly(poprawnie)/successfully(z powodzeniem), and that will allow for overwriting memory segments on the heap.
Memory allocation with negative value may cause in fact allocation of very small or very big memory segments depending on the implementation of the *alloc() functions. Integer overflow errors may also lead to the situation where condition statements, which are supposed to check buffers boundaries, are omitted.
Integer overflow errors are not always a threat themselves. However they provide very often possibility to overwrite or to read memory content beyond boudries of the buffers. For instance during buffer indexing.
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Federal employees will no longer receive discretionary cash awards unless the agency is required under law to do so under new guidance issued by the Office of Management and Budget late Wednesday.
With no solution to stop cuts from sequestration in sight, OMB is instructing agencies to take specific steps to achieve the $85 billion in reduced spending by Sept. 30.
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The four-page memo is the fourth sequestration-related guidance from OMB over the last six months. The difference is this one gives agencies more concrete instructions on how to handle everything from personnel to contracts to communications with employee unions and employees.
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Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) said yesterday on CBS News that the White House and the Senate must pass "a credible plan" to replace the sequester.
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That March 27 deadline now looms large to both Congress and the White House as a real deadline to find a compromise.
Republicans are planning for a vote next week on a bill to fund the day-to-day operations of the government through the Sept. 30 end of the 2013 fiscal year, while keeping in place the new $85 billion in cuts.
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OMB also highlights the option of terminating contracts for convenience if funds are no longer available in fiscal 2013 and no other options exist to reduce costs.
Werfel said when it comes to employees, agencies should add some specifics to the furlough plan, including who would need to take time off, how many days they would need to take, when furlough notices will be issued and the implementation of furloughs.
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The Varsity Team Cocaptain is the second highest-ranking youth leader in the Varsity Scout team. Cocaptains are equivalent to the Assistant Senior Patrol Leader (ASPL) in a Boy Scout troop, but unlike an ASPL does not have any positions reporting directly to him. At the discretion of the Team Coach, one or more cocaptains are either appointed by the coach or elected by the youth team members. He stands in place of the captain during the absence or when called upon, and can function as a Program Manager for any field of emphasis.
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The Varsity Team Cocaptain is the second highest-ranking youth leader in the Varsity Scout team. Reports to the captain, and stands in place of the captain in the event of his absence or when called upon. One or more cocaptains may be appointed (by the coach) or elected by the team's youth members as a whole, usually to serve a 6- or 12-month term.
He maintains a positive attitude and encourages others to fulfill their commitments to the team. He strives to be a team builder and recognizes the strengths and weaknesses of each team member.
Reports to
- Conducts team meetings in the absence of the captain.
- Under the guidance of the captain, he may serve as primary program manager over any field of emphasis.
- Set a good example of the ideals of Scouting.
- Enthusiastically and correctly wears the Scout uniform.
- Live by the Scout Oath and Law.
- Shows Scout spirit.
- Assists the captain in implementing a balanced Denali Award program with the five fields of emphasis.
- Actively assist team members to earn and receive Eagle Scout Rank, Varsity Scout Letter and Varsity Scout letter bars.
The Cocaptain is the second-highest youth leader in its unit. Other second youth leaders are:
- Assistant Senior Patrol Leader - Boy Scouting
- Cocaptain - Varsity Scouting
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Black Panther: the revolutionary art of Emory DouglasThe Black Panther Party for Self Defense, formed in the aftermath of the assassination of Malcolm X in 1965, remains one of the most controversial movements of the 20th-century. Founded by the charismatic Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, the party sounded a defiant cry for an end to the institutionalized subjugation of African Americans. The Black Panther newspaper was founded to articulate the party's message and artist Emory Douglas became the paper's art director and later the party's Minister of Culture. Douglas's artistic talents and experience proved a powerful combination: his striking collages of photographs and his own drawings combined to create some of the era's most iconic images, like that of Newton with his signature beret and large gun set against a background of a blood-red star, which could be found blanketing neighborhoods during the 12 years the paper existed. This landmark book brings together a remarkable lineup of party insiders who detail the crafting of the party's visual identity. |
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elgrapadora wrote:Love the shirt, although the Fez is not Masonic >.> Its The Shriners. My father is one/both so I kinda know, llo. Id buy it if I wern't a poor college student with negative dollars.
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ilstu99 wrote:So this is a National-Treasure-loving monkey, in time for the release of NT2 on Blu-Ray? It's kind of a cute monkey, and the Mason underworld is interesting, but enough brown.
I wouldn't call it an underworld. The guild isn't very restrictive on who they let into their ranks...apart from having to be male that is. Seriously, I have a friend who didn't even know it but someone had already got about 50 people willing to vouch for him. That someone was a friend who pretty much had said he had an open invitation that he could join whenever he wanted.
Nice pallete. I really like the bright greens and red on brown. The design isn't my taste though.
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It has recently been released - and IMO the new juice is just as good as the old juice. I think it is a great buy.
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I was at the local drugstore and stopped to scoff at their fragrance selection ( Yeah, 'cause I'm a perfume snob after reading from Basenotes, don'tcha know!) I saw something that reminded me of my childhood in the 80's. That familiar yellow and white striped box containing Giorgio. I saw the price... $14.99. I decided to hold off on buying until I read some of the reviews and got a few opinions ( After all, that 15 bucks could be part of a down payment on the tax of the cap off a bottle of Amouage)
Is this the same juice of yesteryear that you couldn't help but seeing EVERYWHERE? Is it still any good? Was it ever good? Worth the 15 bucks? I guess the box would look good in my collection if nothing else...
It has recently been released - and IMO the new juice is just as good as the old juice. I think it is a great buy.
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this is just as good or better than many or most niches !!
go try some
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Last edited by Handsome Toad; 26th January 2010 at 03:21 AM.
Fans of this potion have Elizabeth Arden Co. to thank for resurrecting this baby, as well as many other great powerhouse scents that would have been left to die otherwise (e.g., Z-14, Sung Homme, Bijan Men, etc.). Also, they haven't screwed with the formulas either.
wear it wisely or it will wear you
i would go with no more than 4 hits & twice a week at the very most !
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I agree with Dimitrios on the 2 times a week - the stuff is so strong I find I get olfactory fatigue if I wear it two days in a row. I need to spread it out a bit.
On the other hand, I tend to go with 7 sprays!
Giorgio for Men is a great choice, I wore it daily for more than twenty years.
The reformulation is superb. It is still my favorite fragrance.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler, long I stood and looked down one as far as I could to where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, ...... I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost
for this price i would buy the all stock of giorgio!! this is an amazing stuff.
I just got back with a bottle... unfortunately the buy 1 get one half off sale didn't apply to this. Oh well. Still a bargain at twice that price. I have to agree that it is pretty good stuff and that 4 oz. bottle will last a while. I'll pick up another one next time I'm down that way, too.
Can anyone think of a similar fragrance to this one?
I'd really like to get it, but I'm againts buying blind.
I am against uninformed blind buys as well. I would make an exception in this case, however, as I never found a suitable replacement.
Here is a thread I started early in my Basenotes journey before Giorgio for Men was resurrected:
Replacing Giorgio for Men (R.I.P.)
(shamu1, this thread should help explain my obsession!)
In a PM, another member suggested Lauder for Men which actually came closest in 'feel' to Giorgio for Men.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler, long I stood and looked down one as far as I could to where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, ...... I shall be telling this with a sigh somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost
I agree that I can't think of a particular scent that smells a lot like it. The best way I can describe it to my nose is that it has a very prominent moss base note, which I can smell throughout its duration and for me is its definining note. It is obviously an '80's scent, but not outdated. The mossiness is mixed with a very heavy and sweet amber or honey note, with a good deal of patchouli to give the whole scent some spiciness. To me, Giorgio is very heavy, herbal and sweet. The moss dominates for me. The closest scents I can think of would be either Eau de Monsieur (Annick Goutal) or Gianfranco Ferre Man, mainly because of their strong moss notes, but even those are quite different from Giorgio. Giorgio is much stronger and long lasting than either of those. Giorgio For Men has sillage like no other scent, as well as 12+ hours of longevity.
That's what Giorgio smells like to me, though other people may find its other notes to be more prominent than what I've described. It's truly a beautiful scent.
Last edited by shamu1; 28th January 2010 at 01:59 AM.
Sitting alongside Giorgio on the Aroma chart area , are Moods by Krizia & another little known one called Roccobarocco .
I have Moods & is not like Giorgio .
Roccobarocco is extremely hard to find so i cant comment on that one .
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Don't hesitate for a minute. Snatch it up right away, man! Giorgio for Men by Giorgio Beverly Hills is as nice a powerhouse oriental as you will ever own. It is unique....and absolutely wonderful!!!
I use to love this and if I catch a bottle at that price, I'll probably snag one as well. I think this is a classic and should be sold in department stores once again with the full range.
Is the juice worth the squeeze?
I just saw the 4 oz bottles in Marshalls for $19.99.
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I bought this again (retail therapy after a crap day) yesterday. $12.99 for a 4 OZ bottle at Ross. It is so nice! Powerful stuff! How refreshing. I can actually smell my cologne and it appears to be holding up very well.
Just a classy...OPULENT is the word that keeps coming to mind. Jaipur Homme EDP is another one in this vein, though they smell nothing alike.
You cannot beat this patchouli bomb for the money. It's always been a good scent....and it still is. Great pickup for the fall-winter rotation.
I recently smelled it and the patchouli in it bothered me. I smelled strong too!
Smells very nice from a distance, but up close is a no-go for me; very chemical smelling, up close. As I'm the type who always sprays a fragrance on my arms, and am a constant arm sniffer, this guy just doesn't work out. I'll take Escada pH over this any day, lighter, yet still that powerhouse smell, and very similar smell to Giorgio, but without the harsh chemicals!
Nice perfume in the 80ies spirit ..
It looks like Givenchy Gentleman
Giorgio is amazing so is Giorgio VIP. I was wearing it so much that I got tired of it and had to park it, super cheap price you guys can buy it for !!!!
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Indeed wonderful frag
I own the VIP version
I will probably go for the normal edt soon as well
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it's excellent just like the old days
The voice of reason needs to talk here - Giorgio for men is very dated and has the cologne / aftershave smell. I feel that men's fragrances have come a long way since this citrus/patchouli/oakmoss. I personally have no need to go back in time and wear this.
I always felt that Giorgio for men was a rushed hastily marked men's counterpart and lacked the though involved that went into the women's version. Even today the original women's version is still wearable for ladies.
The only redemption for men is Red and Wings.
Dated isn't always a bad thing...except if a person can't pull off a particular scent. Apparently, this is the wrong choice for you....and your endorsements are the wrong ones for me. After all.......how boring would it be if EVERYONE loved ( and wore) the same juice consistently?
I don't get it. I used to love this scent but since the reformulation came out all I get is a powdery smell.
Is anyone else smelling the same thing?
I could have gotten a fake but for the price it's going for it doesn't make sense.
I put it on and I was like "yes" that's it but then it went really soapy on me and smelled like every other green soapy cologne I've tried recently. Could it be that the chemical reformulation has this affect on fragrances ?
Can a fragrance made with real herbs and quality ingredients still come out soapy ?
It comes off on me as a woody patchouli scent. Tonka in the base accord could be a tad powdery to some, but I don't get lavender in this......and that is all I could think that would cause a predominant soap note.
Please educate me:
Is that imminent of any fragrance with lavender and tonka notes in it? Do you know of other notes that have the same soapy affect? Those would be good ones for me to avoid
I used por un homme by caron for years which also has a high lavender content. The dry down on me was almost pure musk. Why do you think that happened? My skin type seems to really soak up musk for some reason.
Thanks you for your tips....interesting discussion I've wondered about for quiet some time.
For me, lavender can become soapy, very soapy or almost caustic smelling depending upon how much. Some renditions I like and some not so much.
I cannot remember ever getting a lavender note in Giorgio and when I hear about a "soapiness", I normally attribute that to lavender.
On another GBH thread a member complained about a synthetic oakmoss dry down which he didn't smell with the original. Compared to true oakmoss would that leave a soapy smell or do synthetics in general leave a non pleasant residue?
Do imitation fragrances leave a specific odor behind ?
I always said I would go back to this fragrance if it was ever re issued and guess what...it's killing me that I am not as accepting of it as I was in the past. This used to be IT for me.
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Agreed. All three smell different, but the structure is classic 80's.
I never recall getting the soap note from legit oakmoss and I have more than a few classic masculines that have that note in spades. Maybe others do? I can't answer that one. Moss simply smells like moss to me.
I don't have the original Giorgio to compare, so for all I know, you may have something there. I do however have the reformulation and I like it.
Interesting because frangratica.com or whatever it is lists "aldehydes" as the first ingredient in GBH. Once I did a google search I found that several aldehydes leave a soapy smell. Some people actually like the smell.
After reading that it has to be the reason I don't like it. The soapy smell reminds me of way too many other scents...therefore nothing unique to me about owning Giorgio BH.
I am however considering Givenchy Por Monsieur since members have listed it's similarities to GBH. I've tried it before and really liked it but I think I had longevity issues with it.
Krizia Moods Uomo is a close kin to Giorgio. I would replace Moods in my wardrobe were it for not already having Giorgio.
Reviving this thread as I finally picked up a bottle of this one at Ross and sprayed it on my arm about an hour ago. I'm very relieved that the amber is not overly sweet, first off. Secondly, I'm rather surprised that this one gets so much love on BN, as the opening is truly brutal -- a very bitter, challenging medicinal-patchouli blast that lasts 10-15 minutes on the skin. Whew! I don't mind it but it is certainly not mainstream anymore! I did a search and read through some threads about it after reading reviews mentioning the "orange-cinnamon" opening ... uh, more like industrial chemical patchouli! I assumed it must be a reformulation f-up, but the consensus seems to be that it might have lost a slight edge of potency but remains relatively true to its 80s formula. I'm finding it quite intriguing with its honey-patchouli accord ... now I see where Ungaro I and Bois 1920 Extreme got their inspiration.
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I love the scent from opening to close and have been wearing it for over 20 years. The re-release is just as good as the original, IMO. Giorgio for Men is potent to be sure, but never bitter, on my skin at least. From a "bang for your buck" perspective it is my favorite in my collection.
Current Top Favorites:
1) Portrait of a Lady original formula (EdP Frédéric Malle)
2) Giorgio for Men vintage/V.I.P. for Men (Giorgio Beverly Hills)
3) Dia Man vintage edt (Amouage)
4) Anat Fritz Original Formula and Classical (Anat Fritz) - tie
4) Lalfeorosa (O'driù) - tie
6) Les Nombres d'Or Vetyver (Mona di Orio)
7) Captain vintage (Molyneux)
8) Tzora (Anat Fritz)
9) Javanese Patchouli (Zegna) - tie
9) Monsieur de Givenchy vintage (Givenchy) - tie
9) Coeur de Vetiver Sacré (L'Artisan) - tie
9) X for Men (Clive Christian) - tie
9) Patou pour Homme Privé (Jean Patou) - tie
9) Oud Shamash (The Different Company) - tie
That's a pretty accurate description of how I remember it in the 80s. It also reminds me of why I never want to smell it again. I do enjoy Bois 1920 Extreme, but I don't get that haze of patchouli scented insecticide from it. I don't know if that impression of Giorgio comes from bitter synthetics or bitter memories. I do actually remember the For Women version smelling pretty good.
Nope, it's not your memories clouding the picture. This guy is very bitter. He also features some very synthetic metallic amber. I can tell I'll have to take some time with this one to figure out whether he's a good match. Quite challenging and old school. But at least he has the good manners not to force any crude birch tar "leather" into the picture.
Birch tar is your kryptonite, MonkeyBars. Synthetic oud is mine. (I'm having a little trouble with the Harrods Oud because of the latter.)
So nice to feel understood :sniff:
My friend, for once I actually believe the perfume company when they claim their product has a real natural essence in it . . . this one matches up to my experience of the real deal.Synthetic oud is mine. (I'm having a little trouble with the Harrods Oud because of the latter.)
...I bought it, used it once and sold it again: it was not bad, but there are so many better...!
The Givenchy that most people think GBH is similar to is Gentleman.
Gentleman is a patchouli bomb, and so is GBH. GBH opens with a Bernard Chant style dose of Aldehydes (think the opening of JHL but toned down) which you dont like and I'm sure is what gives it the "aftershave/cologne smell" mentioned earlier, and Gentleman does not have this, it goes straight into the Patch, cinnamon and florals. GBH is sweeter than Gentleman, Fragrantica mentions it has a honey note but you would be hard pushed to spot it. The Honey is really obvious in GBH. The other big difference is that Gentleman pairs the Patchouli with a Leather note in the base, whereas GBH pairs it with Oakmoss.
Shamu s description is pretty much the way I perceive GBH as well.


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The continued shortage of skilled labor in the oil and gas industry coupled with expanding demand is presenting a significant challenge and jeopardizing safety standards.
The continuing shortage of skilled labor in the oil and gas industry coupled with expanding demand is presenting a significant workforce challenge and jeopardizing safety standards in the industry, according to a new report released Monday. The report, published by international jobs board OilCareers.com and partner Air Energi, emphasizes that heightened safety concerns, economic instability and a strong oil prices, along with the ongoing skills shortage -- particularly in the LNG and subsea sectors -- will continue the trend for oil-related salaries to push higher. While economic instability currently ranks as the highest concern for those surveyed, the shortage of skilled labor in the industry is a major consideration with far-reaching consequences for safety and security within the industry. Nearly one third of survey participants identified the ongoing skills shortage as the biggest threat to the sector, while a lack of skilled trainers was identified as a major training issue by more than 20%.
While the news is troubling for the industry, employees in oil and gas benefit from higher wages in the face of labor force shortages and significant industry growth. In particular, employee packages are seeing a general upward trend, in particular for those positions considered to be high risk.
"The recent tragic events in Algeria have underscored existing safety concerns throughout the oil and gas industry," said Mark Guest, managing director of OilCareers.com. "Positions in certain geographic areas have historically attracted higher compensation to reflect the safety issues tied to the work location. It is clear, though, that the industry must concentrate on developing the workforce in order to ensure knowledge is passed on and the required experience is in place to manage the world's oil and gas reserves."
Increasingly high levels of activity currently under way have contributed to a strong candidates' market, the authors said, though rates remain stable and the trend toward permanent hires versus contractors observed in 2012 continues. Fortunately, the US still holds a long-standing pool from which to recruit from.
Throughout the US, 2013 is expected to continue to be a big year for operators with the rapid development of shale gas and shale oil plays affecting the world energy spectrum, even over the past six months. Canada and Alaska are also ramping up significantly as the development of Arctic reserves becomes a reality.
"The skills shortage is a major challenge the industry must overcome to continue to thrive," said Ian Langley, group executive chairman of Air Energi. "The shortage of subsea and LNG personnel is being felt throughout the industry with significant effect in terms of project costs and delays. It's clear that without the right people on the ground we won't get the reserves out of the ground."
The authors said they surveyed more than 170,000 oil and gas professionals worldwide. The seven major oil and gas producing regions are represented with respondents drawn from over 50 countries. More than 15,500 were either direct recruiters or senior decision makers.
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Robert Kennedy 03.18.2013
The Oil & gas industry is paying for its earlier mistakes to fast track individuals into higher management positions in an attempt to reduce manpower costs and spread management competencies due to a preceived notion that the job can be learned and mastered from a book. Now they face a shortage of competent and experienced manpower because new comers to the industry have been trying to make a name and a mark introducing cost saving initiatives. This will open up new opportunities for mentors like myself to bring the workers up to speed. I can assure you that the individual employees will not pay and it will be up to the industry as a whole to foot the bill.
Paul Hodder 03.14.2013
I agree completely with the editorial. In my experience as a Contract Trainer for a variety of oil refining companies, recruits rarely come with the required education in math and sciences that will enable them to be easily trained. They seem to need basic subjects improved before they begin their technical training.
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In any case, first is the safety
Well Duuuuh!! (apologies for the sarcasm): What else could be expected from 20+ years of the MBA Mantra, "Do more with less"?! The incident at Chevron's RIchmond refinery is another marker: I fully expect to see more of these types of incidents because of the continual squeezing of staffing levels, no traiing budgets and no hiring. The inexorable outcome of the obsessive focus on short-term returns is catching up and the remedy will be quite painful to the corporate bottom line, but that's what it's going to take to dig out of the situtation.
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