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On my skin 10 hours straight, no issues with longevity, amazing scent.
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I recently purchased a 5ml sample of Leather Oud and it smells great! My problems with it seems to be longevity and projection. I'm going to give it a few more wearings before making a final judgment.
What other fragrances should I give a try with leather and oud as the notes? I currently have Montale Aoud Cuir d' Arabie and find it amazing also but again lacking in longevity and projection.
Thanks for the assistance.
On my skin 10 hours straight, no issues with longevity, amazing scent.
Last edited by Bonoanimoes; 4th June 2012 at 01:04 PM.
It lasts forever. Olfactory fatigue maybe?
Oh my god! This one is strong and long lasting on me. Although I don't have that Montale, I have never met a Montale without longevity.
Some Favorites
1. Amouage Epic man
2. Dior Leather Oud
3. Perris Monte Carlo Oud Imperial Black
4. Le Labo Patchouli 24
5. Amouage Opus VII
6. Byredo Bullion
7. Masque Milano Russian Tea
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Both of the fragrances you mention have above average longevity. And precisely because of their strength they can cause habituation more quickly. Try applying them as far from your nose as you can, e.g. wrists, belly.
I don't have any problems with Leather Oud's longevity either. Montale Moon Aoud has leather in the notes, but there's a lot going on in that one.
on my skin this juice is a beast easy 10+ hours and the next day theres still a hint of it
Yup, I agree with what everyone else has written: I've found that Leather Oud has very good longevity and above-average projection.
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2. George Sand--Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier
3. L'Ame Soeur--Divine
4. Violet Blonde--Tom Ford
5. Santal Blush--Tom Ford
Yep, lasts 8+ on me, and the civet note really comes out in the later stages.
Current top 5:
1. MDCI Chypre Palatin
2. Puredistance M
3. Roja Dove Vetiver Extrait
4. Guerlain Coriolan
5. BPC Oud
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This stuff is super powerful on me too
It doesn't project like a beast but there's no longevity issues for me. Sometimes it causes olfactory fatigue due to it's smokey nature imo. Give a full wearing and you will smell it on yourself next day
I own this one, maybe your your sample had been diluted because Leather Oud is BEAST!
Good scent, great longevity.
It lasts and lasts and lasts and lasts!
I've not tried it, but to those who have - does it project more and/or last longer than Epic Man?
Just echoing others here, but this one lasts pretty well on me. Good scent, and very affordable when compared to other oud scents of comparable quality.
That stuff has a deathgrip on my skin. I don't think you'll have many other options. In a similar vein are Xerjoff XJ Homme and Clive Christian C. Many would probably argue that they are better fragrances (and their prices reflect it). You could try them out and see whether your skin gobbles them up similarly.
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I would say they are comparable in terms of longevity. Epic on me has fantastic projection, and I think Leather Oud may sit a little closer to the skin. I wouldn't really say they are very similar though.
If you could draw a map that featured both Harrods Oud and Puredistance M, I think Leather Oud would be somewhere near the midpoint.
I'm the guy that's always bitching about crappy longevity. Leather Oud lasts all day on me. You might want to ask a friend if they can smell you. I'm putting some big bucks on olfactory fatigue, and I've never said that to anyone before. Or a bad sample?
There's no other explanation.
10 on projection
10 on longevity
It is a real beast! Spraying from a big bottle is different from what u get in a sample or deccant! If you like a good leather-oud combo and don't mind the price tag treat yourself with Clive Christian's C for men, a master piece! Or give Tom Ford's a chance with his Tuscany-leather, very good too.
I would say Leather Oud is the skankiest between LO and Harrod's Oud. I find that both share a similar fragrance space and I love them both, but LO is something special for me and quite dirty. Love it!
Some Favorites
1. Amouage Epic man
2. Dior Leather Oud
3. Perris Monte Carlo Oud Imperial Black
4. Le Labo Patchouli 24
5. Amouage Opus VII
6. Byredo Bullion
7. Masque Milano Russian Tea
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Weird, I dont find it dirty at all, just smokey. Harrods Oud though is very filthy. Just like a horse stall at first. Sweetens up a little after a while
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Funny how two people can have a different view...not an argument though. Harrod's Oud is for me more like a real oud (even if artificial) and has that barnyardy thing going on. Leather oud is more like an incense oud but with a healthy dose of civet. At least that is my take on the two. Both are great.Perhaps they are a different type of skank? for lack of a better term.
Some Favorites
1. Amouage Epic man
2. Dior Leather Oud
3. Perris Monte Carlo Oud Imperial Black
4. Le Labo Patchouli 24
5. Amouage Opus VII
6. Byredo Bullion
7. Masque Milano Russian Tea
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
I think maybe what im doing is comparing LO to the skank of real oud, which Harrods very much smells like. I do get the civet in LO so i guess it is dirty that way. But it mixes with the smoke and i think that sweetens the civet. In any case, it is a modern masterpiece.
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Did 4 sprays this morning of the sample so we'll see. I asked a coworker if they could smell me and they said no. Yesterday I had 5 sprays of Antaeus on and my coworkers could smell me about 10 feet away.
When I last tried this, it took two showers to get rid of the smell.
I went ahead and ordered a 125 ml bottle from the Las Vegas boutique with some money I was given for my next fragrance purchase. The Sales rep said they offer a free travel size atomizer of your choice with purchase so I picked Ambre Nuit.
Can anyone tell me what the honey note is that I smell ? Could it possibly be the sweetness of the cedar ? This is the most animalic scent I have tried in a long time. It also acts like a dirty musk.
Is there a synthetic oud reconstitution that has a honey note in it? I pick up a honey note in another scent that lists oud but no honey.
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I'm very surprised at your results, Rev320. I own both fragrances and both last for ages. Two sprays of Leather Oud lasts me all day, only one and a half of Cuir d'Arabie as that thing has monstrous strength and projection.
I was forced (by a single mate) to go to a crowded nightclub earlier this year. I knew the place from my uni days, and anticipated that the air was going to be thick with 1Million and other such garbage.
Two sprays of Cd'A on my chest and I swear I could see the cloud of sickly-sweet fragrance retreating like a frightened lamb.
I hope you're able to get to the bottom of the issue, as they're two excellent scents that I feel fortunate to own.
LO is excellent projection , longevity has moderate on my skin, 6-7 hours.
Good projection and lasting power on me either. Agreed about olfactory fatigue.
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Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
Seems to be everyone's problem with everything on this site. Doesn't matter if it's Kouros or A*Men, the shit just never has enough "projection and longevity". Try some Viagra.
Leather Oud has massive radiance, oppressively so for the first hour or so. It lasts more than ten hours. Days and weeks on fabrics. Same goes for Oud Cuir d'Arabie although it lacks the Godzilla aromatic momentum of Leather Oud's first hour.
Last edited by pluran; 15th September 2012 at 01:48 PM.
I forgot to update this thread when I received the bottle. I have only been using 2 sprays and it lasts all day. I believe as others mentioned I might have had olfactory fatigue or a bad sample. Since purchasing it probably has been my most used fragrance and most complimented.
Puredistance M is a nice refined leather. The leather in Leather Oud smells like the camel is still wearing it. Unfortunately the longevity is amazing - the smell of hot zoo will last forever on your skin.
Seasonal favorites:
1. Creed - Spice & Wood
2. Creed - Aventus
3. Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
4. Xerjoff - Fars
5. Dior - Vetiver
6. Creed - Green Valley
7. Clive Christian - 1872 for Men
8. by Kilian - Straight to Heaven
9. The Different Company - De Bachmakov
10. Creed - Royal Scottish Lavender
I've been noticing this too. I almost forget I'm even wearing it. Perhaps I'm anosmic to something in it? Some folks I talk to share my opinion of the incredibly fleeting duration of this while others swear it's beast. Perhaps 3 sprays isn't enough for this? If I spray too much on I get a very pungent civet (cat butt) stink, it's like a mix of butt and mothballs
Just wanted to say that I sprayed one spray of Leather Oud on my wrist on Saturday, and I can still detect it today. My SotD of Fou d'Absinthe has worn off, and there's still this slightly funky leather simmering right above my skin. Yea, it's Tuesday and I've taken 5 showers since then. This stuff is ridiculous...
This stuff lasts forever on me too!
i gave it a few samplings does last forever but dnt care much about it
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Leather Oud is a fine masculine oud and leather. The most similar to it is also from Dior, Oud Ispahan. On me Oud Ispahan is even more intense than Oud Leather and has similar oud and leather note but also has added rose, tobacco and vetiver. Both are excellent fragrances and both have a unique Dior family resemblance to each other.
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super powerful stank. I love it...
...family members and friends ----not so much.
This scent has fantastic longevity. I once tried it at a Dior boutique, and it lasted on me for more than 10 hours.
I immediately purchased OI after getting it as a sample with my OL purchase. Both amazing scents, but I'd say OI has this way of sticking around for days. I can always detect this faint sweet note on an article of clothing that immediately makes me do a double take. I've gotten nothing but compliments on both, and have been quite pleased with my purchase.
One thing I have noticed with OI; the dry-down reminds me a bit of "Black Afgano", while LO just gets plain "skanky" on me. It's a very primal, or animal-esque scent that I don't mind at all.
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I keep coming back to Leather Oud. The skank factor in the dry down sometimes scares me, as I fear someone close to me would think I smell like, well, old urine perhaps. Wearing Leather Oud a few times again recently, though, after not having smelled it in a good while, I'm noticing two things. First, I LOVE the first several hours of this fragrance. It's warm, butch, spicy, a bit mysterious. Second, the skank effect later on doesn't always fully kick in, and I'm starting to enjoy it, as long as I don't stick my nose right in it. There's something about that spiced honey civet accord which comes across as both a bit lascivious but also warm and snuggly. Anyone else have that response to the dry down?
One thing's for sure: I really admire this fragrance, even if it sometimes still scares me a bit.
yeah im not too fond of this after a few wearings. oud ispahan on the other hand is wonderful. the first oud that has earned me not just one compliment but multiple compliments.


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I think our receivers are getting enough separation and I think our RBs certainly have enough pure talent to be productive. In fact, the RBs have been productive. Jared is a productive runner and Steele has been productive in both phases of the offense, at times. Yes, both have flaws but I don't know that they can help but show them because of other things we will look at in a bit. Ok, you say, so what's the problem? I noted I thought play design was fine. I think running the spread is fine and I think we have the right plays and the talent is adequate. The problem lies in the playcalling and somewhat in the Oline. When you watch a successful spread offense who is designed to be balanced and, yes, that part is important, you see things different than what you see from us. I think ISU's offense looks like they want to be a Graham Harrell lead TTU and a Freshman SLayton/White WVU. Man, if you could do that, it would be awesome. You can't without absolutely elite talent. I will freely admit that watching Denard RObinson go from Heisman if he had a defense to a guy that doesn't have a chance in a year has given me a jump on what spread football is about. Chris Brown of Smart Football has helped and Brian Cook at mgblog has helped. The whole key to ISU being able to win offensively is constraint. It has to be. We can't just line up and beat people. Numerous teams have done this before at least to the point where they are competitive, win games, recruits follow, things get easier. Let's start with the basics: The zone read is a base play in many spread running attacks. The whole idea of the play is to even out numbers or give you an advantage. Let's say they the defense is putting just six in the box against a 2-2. They have an advantage of 6-5. That's likely not going to be something you can just run into. So then, the RO was developed to simply make one guy always wrong, therefor evening your numbers out. This obviously all changes by formation. The play was genius and it worked for awhile. At some point, defenses then said, "Hey, let's make that DE effective." They then started crashing the DE and rolling a LB/S over to contain therefor making the play much harder to run because you weren't always reading the DE AND that DE also being effective playside. Once that happened the solution is pretty simple. There's a vacated spot that you can make simple easy throws to unless they are rolling a LBer over to cover it and if they want to do that, he is taken out of any playside run or you have one deep safety. So, that's the basics of how the RO has worked and been adapted to by defense. Any way you cut it, the offense should be able to manipulate it. So, why can't we? You have plays that are basic. They are your bread an butter. There are things that always beat cover two. There are things that beat man. Every playbook has these plays in it. The RO is one of those. It always beat's straight-up play your lane defense. No one runs that against a team that uses RO though. So for ISU, what's wrong? It's pretty simple from what I've seen. We don't make people play for "cheating" as I call it. If you line up with 2 receivers on each side and there isn't a LB/S over one of the slots, that's a quick pass and 5 yards every damn time. We never get that. Why? Every other RO team gets that. Because we don't make you do it. We don't make teams cheat and if you don't make them cheat you can't make them pay. We run the ball well enough. You can look at YPC and see it's good enough. The issue is that we do it so seldom. We run the ball and then pass. It's like Messingham is just trying to be too many things. Run the ball until they stop you. If you are having success and then all of sudden you aren't, they probably changed something. My bet is they don't have another guy on the field so they are giving up something. Instead, teams just line and give you a couple good runs but give us nothing easy in the pass game because they know that on first down, at some point, we will pass, they will defend it and then we are in a hole and even if we do have a 5 yard run, it's 3rd and 5 and we have to pass. You always hear that offenses don't want to be predictable. I don't necessarily agree. Be predictable and then use it against them. If you watch Oregon they will tell you where they are running. It's usually inside or outside zone. You want to flow hard playside? Fine, the Olinemen will let you and seal the cutback lane. That's constraint. Sure, it doesn't have to with numbers but it's using a defense against itself. They do it all the time. It's not hard but it does take an Oline being on the same page and the running back seeing that develop. There is none of that in our offense. Yes, SHontrelle makes some plays but that's because he had no choice but to try. That's in coaching. That's Bleil, Pope, Mess and Sturdy finding those opportunities. We have none of this. I won't go into other running play designs. You can do things with the veer and belly but those work off the RO too. Package plays: very useful. Oklahoma State, I think is a team that opens up the run by pass. They don't do a ton of option stuff but they will make reads, usually on LBers that tell them to run/pass. An uncovered slot guy should be a quick throw every time. Jet action: Please can we use this? Like, a lot? That holds the backside backer at least. That's one less guy. I like one less guy. If that backside guy thinks we are bluffing and he wants to flow to hard, hit him. With rotating LBers doing the cheating thing, the passing game should be easy. Quick hitches, slants, PA RB flares, all those things should just be gravy. In the end we struggle because first of all, we don't do one thing well time after time and push it until they stop it. My theory kind of ends here because I haven't been able to see if we can take advantage of that because we haven't had a choice. We don't have Denard Robinson. Denard is only the difference between a 5 yard gain and a touchdown though. Play calling was getting most of his in 2010, he just made mistakes more costly. If you look at the stats from that year, he was also a pretty prolific passer. He isn't now. Why? because they haven't used the same constraint theory. If Denard took a step toward the line of scrimmage he would give safeties heart attacks. As soon as they bit, he would throw it over them. We don't have that type of talent but it's the same thinking. Use what you have and make the defense adapt. When they adapt, attack whatever they gave up and just keep doing that. It's not about not be predictable. It's about using your predictability against them. That makes zero sense but it makes all the sense. Sorry for the organization. I got interrupted a few times and had a hard time staying on track.
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Too long to read.... Come down to this... We have no blocking. Teams know this. We are getting blitzed more according to CPR then normal and we can't convert. Bad blocking Dropped passes Not making the right reads.
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Plus.. Jet offense.... We need to get into a rythm to use it. If not we are just going 3 and out faster and relying on a very dead and tired defense.
I think I agree with OP for the most part but quit reading after he said play calling and OL to some degree cause that's where I have been placing the blame for the most part. I appreciate your effort though.
Good write up, and I agree. Our play calling is predictable trying to be unpredictable.
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Originally Posted by carvers4math I think I agree with OP for the most part but quit reading after he said play calling and OL to some degree cause that's where I have been placing the blame for the most part. I appreciate your effort though. Well, I threw pretty much all blame in the play calling and you can't block 6 with 5. That's one thing about football that will never change.
Only thing I disagree with to some extent is to do something until it stops working. I think that's a novel concept, but essentially a team needs to be true to their identity. I think (I'm not sure because we have been so inconsistent) we are supposed to be a 50-50 run-pass team. That means even if the run is working, we can't completely abandon the pass. I think a lot of people on this board don't want to see any passes thrown at all when the run is working and I frankly disagree with that. You have to stay somewhat true to your identity. That's why pass heavy offenses don't start trying to run the ball even when they have the lead.
Originally Posted by ThatllDoCy Good write up, and I agree. Our play calling is predictable trying to be unpredictable. I'm pretty sure OP said that the play calling should be somewhat predictable. It's just that it's predictability needs to be justified and efficient.
Originally Posted by Luth4Cy Only thing I disagree with to some extent is to do something until it stops working. I think that's a novel concept, but essentially a team needs to be true to their identity. I think (I'm not sure because we have been so inconsistent) we are supposed to be a 50-50 run-pass team. That means even if the run is working, we can't completely abandon the pass. I think a lot of people on this board don't want to see any passes thrown at all when the run is working and I frankly disagree with that. You have to stay somewhat true to your identity. That's why pass heavy offenses don't start trying to run the ball even when they have the lead. While I agree we can't be 50/50 and successful the way we are doing it. Without a large talent advantage, you have to use the defense against themselves and make them adjust to things by doing things they want to do. Every defense in the world would love to drop two safeties and leave three linebackers playing straight up. You have to make teams not do that. We don't. The only thing teams do against us is blitz to death because we have nothing for it. Nothing. Part of that's Steele, parts of that's Mess. After looking, the Oline isn't great, but it isn't the limiting factor for the most part.
Summary: We should be predictable and rely on our run plays until they stop it. Our yards-per-play are enough to rely solely on it. If they make changes to stop the run, we should spot it and take advantage of their adjustment. Right now, we pass so much that the defenses know we want to go to it, so they never make adjustments to stop our runs. We will call pass plays and go away from the effective run on our own.
Originally Posted by Luth4Cy I'm pretty sure OP said that the play calling should be somewhat predictable. It's just that it's predictability needs to be justified and efficient. This is why I agreed. We need to be more unpredictable by making better reads and utilizing the base offense better. It should provide opportunities. A predictable play call, but unpredictable in execution. Running twice then throwing is not fooling anyone. The QB rarely keeps and we never throw out of the zone read diminishing the effectiveness IMO.
I forwarded to CPR and Mess. Can't wait to see the improvement this weekend against KU!!
I think we should be more of a power rushing offense than a finesse speed offense. Easier to recruit and will work better in a conference full of spread defenses. More pistol, more motion and less read option.
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I'm not sure Steele Jantz knows how to read a defense. Against Texas, I could tell when they were bringing extra guys and he didn't seem to notice or do much about it. Seems to me he needs to communicate to his linemen who has who. Also, he needs to be able to hit a "hot" receiver, and I don't see that happening when other teams blitz.
Well I haven't gone back & watched tape, but that surprises me to hear that our run game is good enough on its own. I remember alot of 1st down read option running plays that go for essentially nothing.
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Leake takes on Lyles in middle matchup at Minute Maid Park
With less than two weeks left in the regular season, the Reds' focus remains on winning the tightly contested National League Central. But after struggling in consecutive series against the bottom two teams in the division, Cincinnati also has company in the race for the second Wild Card spot.
After the Reds beat the Astros to open this week's series and the Nationals' game was postponed because of Monday morning's shootings blocks away from Nationals Park, Washington sits just five games behind Cincinnati for the last spot in the postseason.
Tuesday, the Reds will look to distance themselves by taking Game 2 against the Astros, but that's not the motivation they'll carry with them into Minute Maid Park.
"You don't look backwards," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "I know [the Nationals are] there. I see the stat sheets and listen to MLB and ESPN. But you can't look behind you. You have to look ahead."
Entering Tuesday, Cincinnati trailed Pittsburgh and St. Louis by 2 1/2 games in the NL Central. After losing ground by dropping four of six against the Cubs and Brewers, the Reds kept pace with division's top two teams thanks to Monday's 6-1 win, which marked their first meeting against the Astros since Houston moved to the American League West.
With the Astros' first season in the AL almost in the books, manager Bo Porter said he doesn't make much out of facing former division rivals.
"I think the newness wore off kind of quickly," Porter said. "It's not something you even think about, with them coming in here and they're going to have the DH and we're not playing National League rules. It's an adjustment."
Baker, though, put a lot of thought into this week's series, as his team is in search of every win possible.
"I have a lot of work to do on these Astros," Baker said. "We haven't seen them. We don't know them. They have a whole different team than they had before. September is a lot of work, but against these guys, we haven't been here since last September. I've been coming here for 43 years. This is weird for me."
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Reds reliever Sean Marshall didn't pitch in Monday's win over the Astros, but for the first time since last May, he was on the active roster.
Along with starting pitcher Johnny Cueto, who threw five scoreless innings Monday, Marshall came off the 60-day disabled list after recovering from a sprained left shoulder and tendinitis in the same shoulder.
"It's been a long time," Marshall said. "I'm very excited and I feel good. I look forward to getting into some games here and helping us win some games."
Although Marshall said he's ready to go, Baker said he's the third left-handed option out of the bullpen with Manny Parra and Zach Duke both performing well. Still, with 11 games to play, Marshall hopes for a chance to prove he belongs on the postseason roster.
"I've been out since the end of May. Hopefully I won't be rusty when I get out there," Marshall said. "If I am, I will work my butt off to shake it off. We've had some guys pitch extremely well, guys that have stepped up big -- not only left-handers, but our right-handers like Sammy [LeCure] and [Alfredo] Simon have done a great job filling some voids."
• Reds starter Mike Leake will look for his third consecutive win on Tuesday against the Astros. After allowing two runs on five hits in 7 2/3 against the Dodgers, Leake went just 5 2/3 innings against the Cubs on Wednesday. He didn't allow a run, though, while giving up four hits and four walks.
Tuesday marks Leake's 10th career start against the Astros. He's also made two appearances out of the bullpen, going 5-4 with a 3.76 ERA in 11 total outings versus Houston.
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Whether it's been as a starter or out of the bullpen, Astros pitcher Jordan Lyles has given his team a good chance to win in the last month.
Lyles has made seven appearances since Aug. 13, five of which were starts. In those games, the Astros went 6-1 with Lyles posting a 3.57 ERA in 35 1/3 total innings.
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• Entering Tuesday with a 51-99 record, the Astros face their third straight 100-loss season.
"That never came across our mind in Spring Training or even when you start scuffling," center fielder Brandon Barnes said. "You just go out and battle every day. Whether we win or lose, we're out there playing hard."
Worth noting
• The Reds will look for their 16th series win over the Astros in the last 18 tries on Tuesday.
• Reds first baseman Joey Votto extended his hitting streak at Minute Maid Park to 22 games on Monday. He's batting .430 with five homers and 24 RBIs in 34 games at Houston's home stadium.
• The Astros have scored two runs or fewer in each of their last four losses.
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• List: Comic Book Resources continues listing their Top 100 Comics of 2009, with Johnny Ryan's Prison Pit: Book 1 at #75 ("A huge kick to the solar plexus, not just in terms of the way-beyond-NC-17 level of gore and bodily fluids on display, but also the sheer wealth of no-holds barred imagination and utter sense of play that's on every page. The craftsmanship on display is just as striking as the violence." – Chris Mautner) and The Squirrel Machine by Hans Rickheit at #56 ("Few artists in comics can tell surreal stories with the level of clarity and precision that Hans Rickheit achieves... In the same way that David Lynch squeezes compelling characters and memorable scenes onto film amid dark and obscured circumstances, Rickheit renders a feeling portrait of a young mad scientist named Edmund in one of the 2009's most inimitable reads." – Brian Warmoth)
• List: Jeff Smith names his favorite comics of the decade, including The Complete Peanuts ("Revolutionary.") and Bottomless Belly Button by Dash Shaw ("I was also impressed by the mysteries in the story — and really impressed by Shaw's restraint in revealing only what he had to — leaving much for the imagination, and keeping my thoughts on the book and its meaning for days afterward.")
• List: The writers at Robot 6 name their favorite comics of 2009: Tim O'Shea lists Blazing Combat in his top 10; Chris Mautner lists his 10 favorite reprints, including Humbug ("excellent... packaged with loving care and an eye towards history"), Gahan Wilson: Fifty Years of Playboy Cartoons ("an excellent package of A+ material from a great cartoonist"), Prince Valiant Vol. 1 ("a lively, vibrant strip full of thrilling action and humor"), and You Shall Die by Your Own Evil Creation! ("More Fletcher Hanks? Yes please."); Sean T. Collins's top 25 includes Pim & Francie by Al Columbia at #1, West Coast Blues by Tardi & Manchette at #11, Ganges by Kevin Huizenga at #13, Tales Designed to Thrizzle Vol. 1 by Michael Kupperman at #14, You Are There by Tardi & Forest at #16, The Squirrel Machine by Hans Rickheit at #17, and Johnny Ryan's Prison Pit: Book 1 at #23; and J.K. Parkin lists Ganges #3 ("a brilliant, insightful comic")
• List: Comics Alliance's thematic Best of 2009 list names You Shall Die by Your Own Evil Creation! "Best Indie Reprint Volume" ("The utterly insane adventures of the space wizard Stardust continue to be some of the most brilliantly surrealist comics around."), Pim & Francie by Al Columbia "Best Glimpse into a Terrifying Universe that will Haunt my Dreams for Years to Come," and Ganges #3 by Kevin Huizenga "Best comic to read when you can't sleep"
• List: Mike Sterling mentions some of his highlights of the past decade, led by Schizo #4 by Ivan Brunetti and including the renaissance of classic comic strip reprints led by The Complete Peanuts
• List: Brian Gibson of Edmonton's Vue Weekly lists Safe Area Gorazde by Joe Sacco as one of the Best Graphic Novels of the 2000s: "Sacco's made comics a serious and messily truthful place for journalism."
• List: Living Between Wednesdays lists The Best of 2009: Original Graphic Novels and Collections, including Blazing Combat ("Each panel of Blazing Combat is a stunning work of art, and they are beautifully preserved on heavy paper in this hardcover book. Just as relevant now as when they were first published, these stories should still draw an emotional reaction from anyone who reads them.") and Tales Designed to Thrizzle Vol. 1 by Michael Kupperman ("It's just something that you have to sit down and read, and when you do you'll laugh your ass off.")
• List: Matthew Dick ranks Uptight #3 by Jordan Crane 7th on his top 10 Best Comics of 2009 on his Exquisite Things blog (here's his review)
• List: Sandy Bilus of I Love Rob Liefeld names Tony Millionaire's Billy Hazelnuts and the Crazy Bird as one of the 6 comics he's most looking forward to in 2010
• Review: "In ambition, breadth and heft, this far-ranging compilation is the worthy companion to Gilbert's formidable Palomar volume. While capable of standing on its own, Luba is very much the continuing story of several characters now fully transplanted, unfettered and haunted, from their celebrated Mexican town to the Greater Metropolitan Land of Opportunity. Their histories grow longer, broader, more complex and richer as Hernandez's rollicking, remorseless social comedy rolls on." – Rich Kreiner, The Comics Journal
• Tribute: More on David Levine's passing from Steve Brodner


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