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Snohomish County waters still rich with salmon, trout
Dan Bates / The Herald
Phil Flick (left) and Tom Goggin, both of Lynnwood, show four of their seven pink salmon, one shy of their limit, to Jeff Lowery of the Washington State Fish and Wildlife Department after pulling their boat out at Mukilteo last week.
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Tranquility prevails on the hunt for pink salmon, despite midday sun fading into an overcast sky south of the Mukilteo boat launch last week.
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Anglers land a fish south of Mukilteo on Wednesday. Many fishermen were on the water hoping to snag pink salmon.
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Anglers work to bring in salmon, mostly pinks, last week just south of the Mukilteo boat launch and about halfway between the mainland and Whidbey Island.
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A fisherman rinses his catch south of Mukilteo and north of the shipwreck last week.
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Fishing boats dot the horizon Wednesday, south of the Mukilteo boat launch and about halfway between the mainland and Whidbey Island.
They might also see people standing along the beach with fishing poles in their hands.
It's pink salmon season.
"Everyone hears the word 'pink' and they just want to come out and join the rat race," fisherman Nigel Anders of Arlington said as he launched his boat in Mukilteo recently.
While some species of salmon and trout are struggling to survive -- Puget Sound chinook and steelhead are both listed as threatened under the federal Endangered Species Act -- pink salmon and other species are thriving or holding steady.
Every major species of Pacific salmon and trout can still be found in Snohomish County waters -- chinook, coho, chum, pink and sockeye salmon, along with rainbow and cutthroat trout. A species of char, called a bull trout, is found here as well.
There's also a large sturgeon population that visits Port Susan, near Stanwood, according to state fish biologists.
These fish are all anadromous, meaning they travel into streams to spawn, and spend the bulk of their lives in saltwater. The salmon, trout and char are part of the salmonid family.
"We have a lot of fish here and a lot of water," said Justin Spinelli, a biologist for the state Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Each river, stream and lake has its own unique, colorful mix of fish. The Snohomish River, for example, is home to one of the largest coho populations on the West Coast, generally exceeded only by the Skagit River and the Columbia, said Mike Crewson, fisheries enhancement biologist for the Tulalip Tribes.
Sockeye salmon -- a small, tasty variety -- are best known in this area for their large runs in Lake Washington and its tributaries, some of which reach into Snohomish County. Baker Lake in the North Cascades has a large population, as well. But sockeye also are found, at least in small numbers, in most other local rivers, biologists say. A large population of landlocked sockeye, or kokanee, swim in Lake Stevens.
Sockeye turn bright red before spawning, earning them the nickname "red salmon." Coho salmon are known as "silvers" for their clean, shiny look. Rainbow trout are aptly named, with their scales reflecting a multi-colored hue. Cutthroat trout are named for a red strip that runs along the underside of their heads behind their mouths.
Pink salmon are named for the color of their flesh. The smallest of the Pacific salmon, they're also called "humpies" because their backs develop a prominent hump before spawning.
What pinks lack in size or flavor compared to other salmon species, they make up in numbers. More than 6 million humpies are forecast to return to rivers in the Puget Sound region this year. That's well shy of the record of 9.8 million pinks set in 2009, but this year's run is still on the high side, state wildlife officials say. State records go back to 1959.
Of those expected back this year, nearly 1 million pinks are forecast to head for the Snohomish River to spawn and 400,000 more are forecast to return to the Stillaguamish River. About 1.2 million are expected in the Skagit River.
Pinks can be caught both in saltwater and in the rivers. Saltwater and the Snohomish River are open to pink salmon fishing now. The season opens in the Stillaguamish and remaining areas on Sept. 1.
Humpies have a shorter life cycle than other salmon, returning to spawn after two years. While most return in odd-numbered years, some do return in even-numbered, "off" years, Crewson said.
Pinks currently have a combination of advantages working for them over other salmon species, biologists say.
They can spawn in more places, do it more quickly, head straight for saltwater after hatching and spend less time there once they arrive.
This makes them less susceptible to the habitat destruction and changing ocean conditions that can push down survival rates of other species.
Humpies can spawn in the tiniest of streams, Crewson said.
"Pinks can go up anything that's flowing," he said.
Juvenile chinook and coho stay in fresh water and grow for up to a year and a half after they're hatched before heading to sea. Pinks head out in a matter of days, biologists say. That helps pinks avoid the ravages of urban runoff, which can scour and pollute salmon-bearing streams.
In saltwater, the issues are more complex, but survival rates there have been on the decline, biologists say.
Fish depend on upwelling of plankton from the lower reaches of inland waters and the ocean. These organisms form the base of the food chain for salmon and trout.
These upwelling patterns have become more erratic, especially in the Puget Sound basin, biologists say, creating more of a hit-and-miss proposition for the fish.
The causes haven't been nailed down, but climate change is believed to play a part, Crewson said. More rain and less snow falls in the mountains, creating more flooding. This can affect upwelling along with habitat, he said.
"Changes in stream-flow patterns can alter when plankton blooms happen and when fish go out," Crewson said.
Pink salmon have been hitting the plankton blooms better lately than the other fish, he said.
"An early outmigrating salmon has got an advantage," Crewson said.
El Nino conditions, in which warmer water moves northward from the central Pacific, also can throw food chains out of whack, he said.
Seals and sea lions also are suspects in falling survival rates for salmon. Populations of the fish-eating mammals have been increasing in the Puget Sound area in recent years.
Trout, like larger salmon, require longer rearing periods in fresh water. Puget Sound-area steelhead -- rainbow trout that go to sea -- have been having trouble getting there, biologists say.
Some have been planted with electronic tags and can be counted when they run across any of several electronic beams sent across the water along Admiralty Inlet and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Many are disappearing before they get to these points, biologists say. That means the steelhead aren't heading out to the Pacific Ocean.
"There's something drastically wrong when you lose that many fish," Crewson said. "Our steelhead numbers (in the Snohomish basin) have been way down."
The other primary trout species in the area, cutthroats, are holding steady, said Brett Barkdull, a state fish biologist based in La Conner.
Some of these trout stay in rivers, while those that venture into saltwater, known as sea-run cutthroat, don't go as far afield as steelhead, Barkdull said. They tend to stay in bays and estuaries.
The sea-run cutthroats, while smaller than steelhead, are prized by many serious anglers for their fighting ability. They once were overfished, Barkdull said. In 1990, strict limits were placed on their harvest. Those regulations have helped the fish recover, but still in many areas now they are allowed to be caught but not kept, or may be kept only if they're above a certain size.
Because of those rules, cutthroat trout tend to be overlooked by casual anglers, said John Martinis, owner of John's Sporting Goods on Broadway in Everett.
"They're a very, very popular fish among the fly fishermen," he said.
Fish populations in the Skagit River are generally healthier than in the rivers in Snohomish County and others in urbanized Puget Sound, Barkdull said.
Many of the Skagit's upstream waters are in North Cascades National Park or national forest land, he noted.
"I think part of that has to do with the fact that a lot of the rearing habitat is protected," he said.
In general, numbers for all the fish in the Puget Sound region are down from historic levels, Crewson said. Some, like the pinks, are bouncing back, and that's good news for people who like to fish.
"It's one of those opportunities where novice anglers as well as experienced anglers can do really, really well," Martinis said.
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I just returned from my annual Vegas pilgrimage to the WSOP senior's tournament. The trip was wonderful from beginning to end.
Our flights were flawless and our luggage traveled with us on the same planes. That's always an excellent beginning.
The dream continued. Our bag was among the first regurgitated onto the carousel at McCarran and the taxi line was short so in no time we were headed to our hotel.
Good fortune stayed with us. It was barely when we got to
This was Wednesday and my tournament kicked off Friday morning but if you've ever been to Vegas there's no such thing as "dead" time. We had things to do so after unpacking, we taxi-hopped around town.
We picked up reserved tickets for Ann and Jan's
One the way back, I stopped by
We rode over to the Gold & Silver Pawnshop. No, I wasn't going to hock anything.
I enjoy the show "Pawn Stars" and figured I'd drop by and say hello to Chumlee. He wasn't there but a ring that caught Ann's eye was. It flew home with us on her finger.
That evening Bret and I played a little blackjack. We all had dinner at a nice Italian restaurant after which our circadian rhythms beat taps for Ann and me to hit the hay.
Truth be told, they burn more shoe leather than money shopping. David went along with them as their
Bret and I entered a little tournament at Caesars as prelude to our Friday's WSOP. I'm semi colorblind and disliked the lack of contrast between their dull pastel chips. I had to read denomination numbers when I couldn't tell colors.
The next morning I was bushy-tailed ready to go. I know I say it over and over but the WSOP Senior's Tournament is an absolute joy to play. This was my forth year and each has been a textbook model of efficiency and organization.
We seniors set another record this year with 4,407 entrants. I went pretty deep, sent to the rail in 156th place which gave me a decent payday.
I apologize if I sound like an infomercial about this shindig but anyone over 50 who enjoys poker should definitely take this ride. It's spectacularly well organized and staffed and we "adults" play poker without much theater and drama nonsense.
It's a huge joy and is sure to be so again next year.
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Jerry Buss built a glittering life at the intersection of sports and Hollywood.
After growing up in poverty in Wyoming, he earned success in academia, aerospace and real estate before discovering his favorite vocation when he bought the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979. While Buss wrote the checks and fostered partnerships with two generations of basketball greats, the Lakers won 10 NBA titles and became a glamorous global brand.
With a scientist's analytical skills, a playboy's flair, a businessman's money-making savvy and a die-hard hoops fan's heart, Buss fashioned the Lakers into a remarkable sports entity. They became a nightly happening, often defined by just one word coined by Buss: Showtime.
"His impact is felt worldwide," said Kobe Bryant, who has spent nearly half his life working for Buss.
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"Think about the impact that he's had on the game and the decisions he's made, and the brand of basketball he brought here with Showtime and the impact that had on the sport as a whole," Bryant said a few days ago. "Those vibrations were felt to a kid all the way in Italy who was 6 years old, before basketball was even global."
Under Buss' leadership, the star-studded, trophy-winning Lakers became Southern California's most beloved sports franchise and a signature cultural representation of Los Angeles. Buss acquired, nurtured and befriended a staggering array of talented players and basketball minds during his Hall of Fame tenure, from Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and James Worthy to Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and Dwight Howard.
Few owners in sports history can approach Buss' accomplishments with the Lakers, who made the NBA Finals 16 times during his nearly 34 years in charge, winning 10 titles between 1980 and 2010. Whatever the Lakers did under Buss' watch, they did it big -- with marquee players, eye-popping style and a relentless pursuit of success with little regard to its financial cost.
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Buss died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, said Bob Steiner, his assistant and longtime friend. Buss had been hospitalized for most of the past 18 months while undergoing cancer treatment, but the cause of death was kidney failure, Steiner said.
"When someone as celebrated and charismatic as Jerry Buss dies, we are reminded of two things," said Abdul-Jabbar, the leading scorer in NBA history. "First, just how much one person with vision and strength of will can accomplish. Second, how fragile each of us is, regardless of how powerful we were. Those two things combine to inspire us to reach for the stars, but also to remain with our feet firmly on the ground among our loved ones. ... The man may be gone, but he has made us all better people for knowing him."
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In case you haven't heard, James Taylor will finally perform a full concert at Fenway Park in August, and he'll be joined by none other than very special guest Bonnie Raitt. The event is scheduled to take place Thursday, August 6, 2015. Tickets for the concert, which range in price from $50.50 to $130.50, are on sale now. A portion of the proceeds from the concert will be donated to Action for Boston Community Development.
Taylor, who was born in Boston and currently resides in Massachusetts, has famously performed the national anthem at Fenway during the World Series in 2004, 2007 and 2013. Though no official announcement has been made, he is expected to release his first new album in over a decade next year. He has even previewed some of the new material at recent concerts, and revealed that one of the new songs is called "Angels of Fenway" written about the Red Sox 2004 Word Series Championship.
Raitt, meanwhile, released her last album in 2012 with "Slipstream." It was her sixteenth studio release and follow-up to 2005's "Souls Alike," which won the Grammy Award for Best Americana Album. The 12-track album features four songs recorded with producer Joe Henry and his musicians, while the remainder of the project is produced with Raitt's touring band. The album a handful of covers and is led by Gerry Rafferty's "Right Down The Line", which served as the album's lead single.
Bonnie rates in the mainstream again (Updated March 13, 2013)
What does it take to slip the name of a popular singer-songwriter from the 1970's back into the mainstream? If your name is Bonnie Raitt, the admiration of superstars like Adele, Katy Perry, Lady Antebellum and Kelly Clarkson will do the trick quite nicely.
The contingent mentioned above includes just a few of the artists who have covered Raitt's "I Can't Make You Love Me," originally released in 1989. This new generation embracing the 'old' music of a champion of American roots-music has pushed Raitt back into the collective conscious of music fans in the United States and around the world.
Evidence enough of Raitt's renewed popularity was her Grammy win in the Best Americana Album category at the 2013 Grammy Awards. The trophy was for 2012's "Slipstream," Raitt's first album on her own record label, Redwing, after four decades with major labels like Warmer Bros. and Capitol. It was praised by critics as her best project in years and one of the best of her 40-year career. It became the best-selling Blues album of 2012, and made Raitt the best-selling Blues artist of the year.
Raitt has 18 solo albums to her credit overall, and has been featured on projects by everyone from B.B. King to James Taylor. She's been credited as an inspiration and one of the main reasons bands and women instrumentalists are at the forefront of the music industry.
Re-energized, Raitt's "Slipstream" tour is crisscrossing the globe with classics, covers and plenty of her new songs. It includes stops in the U.S., Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, England and more.
About Bonnie Raitt
Singer-songwriter Bonnie Raitt is a living legend who has been making music since the 1970's. Her fusion of blues, rock, folk and country has garnered her multiple hits throughout her long career including Nick of Time, Something To Talk About, Love Sneakin' Up on You, and I Can't Make You Love Me. The nine-time Grammy Award Winner has continued to impress fans and critics throughout her long career and was even inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2000. Raitt is also a well-respected guitarist, and has collaborated with various artists such as Warren Zevon. After all these years, Bonnie Raitt tickets remain highly coveted among fans.
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Matthew Peterman & Morris Paulson
William Brent Bell Matthew Peterman
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Bonnie Morgan as Rosa
Brian Johnson as Lieutenant Dreyfus
D.T. Carney as Detective
Evan Helmuth as David
Fernanda Andrade as Isabella Rossi
Ionut Grama as Michael
Preston James Hillier as Male Reporter
Simon Quarterman as Ben
Suzan Crowley as Maria Rossi
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Bucharest, Romania; Rome, Lazio, Italy; Vatican City
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A documentary-style horror thriller about a woman who becomes involved in a series of exorcisms during her quest to find out what happened to her mother. On October 30, 1989, Maria Rossi (Suzan Crowley) committed 3 murders during an exorcism performed on her. The Catholic Church became involved, and she has since been in a Catholic psychiatric hospital in Rome. Twenty years later, her daughter Isabella (Fernanda Andrade) and a film crew try to find a pastor/scientist to help Maria. Isabella starts to question whether this runs in families, as she fears she herself will one day be possessed. Maria's possession proves to be unlike anything in the history of Christianity. A series of unauthorized exorcisms ensues, and with everything going horribly wrong, the only piece of evidence is the footage caught by the film crew. Not based on true events.. Starring Fernanda Andrade, Simon Quarterman, Evan Helmuth & Suzan Crowley.
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Easy to install. except for that last peice against the walls!
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It was little tricky to install since I had neevr done this kind of stuff before. Finishing the room with this piece was like figuring out a puzzle. I had to shave off about 1/16 of an inch from this piece to match the floor hieght in the adjoining room. Once I did that it popped right into the last piece of hardwood and now looks like a pro put it in.
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After ten years of racing and breathtaking results, the most successful fork made by Marzocchi—the 888—is ready for a new evolution, the 380 C2R2 Titanium. Completely redesigned from crown to axle, this is Marzocchi's most advanced coil fork.
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Great balance of light weight chassis and great damping performance. I was worried about the stock spring as my last 888 evo had the firm spring, but once I dialed in the low and high speed compression, I've been very impressed. A lot more mid-stroke support compared to previous versions, and buttery smooth initial stroke. A great fork.
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This fork is amazing. I replaced a Fit Air with this fork. My old fork hurt my hands so much, and I could never get it tuned. Then I slap on the 380 Ti, my hands no longer hurt and it took less than a day to get it tuned.
It is super compliant on the small stuff, and in the stock setting has a really nice LSC/HSC transition. The adjusters are nice, a click is 180 degrees on each dial. The fork is really light too. Excellent stiffness on flat landings, even with it raked out on my Turner DHR.
This doesn't have the dive of the old 888. Also, the last inch of travel is hard to go through. I weigh almost 200lb. with gear, and the stock spring is cool. I have 4 1/2 turns of preload to get the proper sag (Marzocchi says if you have more than 10 turns, get a different spring, and that the stock is rated up to 185lb.) Obviously misrated. Also, the nut under the rebound adjusters was loose, making ajustments impossible until I figured out what was wrong. I am impressed - way better feeling than anything I've ridden on the front.
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Please note that many of the métro stations have changed and the people in the ticket booth no longer sell tickets. The major stations, however, are still manned by cashiers. Most of the transactions are now done by bilingual machines which don't take American credit cards, although the machines they do take cash and coins in euros. I recommend bringing exact change in coins when you go.
Also prices are subject to change and for the most up-to-date information, follow the links provided to check on prices directly at the website(s).
Paris passes are generally good for zones 1 and 2, which are sufficient for most visitors. Tickets to the airports or to Versailles (which are other zones) are best purchased separately since you will likely only be making that trip once or twice, which isn't enough to justify the higher-priced pass
In my opinion, if your arrival dates jibe with the ones for the Navigo Découverte, that's the best pass as it allows unlimited travel so you don't have to fumble and worry with tickets and transfers.


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First Known Use: before 12th century
verb \ˈhōp\
: to want something to happen or be true and think that it could happen or be true
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John said on Facebook that these are ahead of schedule and should be at Min within a week or so.
Thread: New Kerosene - Fields of Rubus
From MinNY website.
Fields of Rubus opens up with a thick, sweet jammy blast of raspberry and patchouli. As it settles, the raspberry softens up as vanilla, musk and woods unfold and envelope the host in a warm blanket of pleasantries.
Notes: Raspberry, Plum, Apple, Tobacco Wood, Musk, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Cedar, and Patchouli.
John said on Facebook that these are ahead of schedule and should be at Min within a week or so.
So talented this guy. To think, I have been watching his videos on YouTube for years. Now he is a well known perfumer of niche fragrances. Incredible.
Also has another new one called "Wood Haven."
he's describing this one as "jammy" as in raspberry jam. if so, a thick syrupy raspberry with some spice would be a home run for the fall.
A bit apprehensive at the rate these are coming out, but I know he's been working on them for a little while now. Still, this one interests me the most so far. Plus, his other scents haven't disappointed me so far.
That said, where can you get samples of his fragrances? I'd like to give some of them a try.
On a side note, I've always enjoyed his YouTube video reviews....his review of Baldessarini Ambre' is directly responsible for me purchasing a bottle of it, and I'm glad I did!
P.S. - I'm guessing that this one will be heavy on the raspberry and blackberry(???)
Min NY has sample packs you can purchase.
I've only tried R'Oud Elements and it was pretty good. I don't like to see these coming out so fast though. I know there is money in numbers, and few will really fully appreciate the depth, intricacy, extremely carefully coordinated and balanced evolution and nuances of a scent that a perfumer spends a year or more perfecting, but still... it seems like the indies, above all, should embody that mentality towards perfumery rather than jumping on the designer churn-a-new-scent-or-five-per-season bandwagon.
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And some indie perfumers churn out lots of new scents a year (DSH for example), and yet their products are still well-liked by perfumistas.
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As someone who's been working with naturals for years now, I definitely understand having multiple projects going on at once. I really like John/Kerosene and respect the path he has taken and the success he has had - I just hope said success doesn't change his process to accommodate a quicker release schedule.
I've seen other brands start out with quality work but dilute their name and reputation through a frantic release schedule (Montale, anyone?).
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Hey guys,
It's true, a lot of releases this year, but I don't think they will disappoint. Wood Haven was a scent in the works for over a year now, and Fields of Rubus, close to 8 months. Im constantly rolling about 12 ideas at a time. Most never finish. Just so you know, I don't release something, then afterwards, begin work on something fresh to release next. A lot of hours go into the creations. Hope you enjoy, and thanks!
And right now, only planning to have 2-3 releases for all of next year. If they are ready.
Take care all,
Love the sound of this Haven't tried the line yet but would love to.
It sounds verrry nice, and perfect for late autumn. Definitely sample-worthy.
With every new release, his fragrances are becoming more complex. Santalum Slivers is one of the best sandal wood fragrances on the market and something that shouldn't be missed. Impressive to say the least.
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MiN wasnt exactly sure when the scents were going to be ready for sale, so they were covering themselves with the later date. But they will have stock next week.
For First in Fragrance, there was an issue with my dispenser volume machine and some bottles that were shipped to Europe were short a few mls. Some just a couple mls. But the issue has been sorted out and corrected. But for website and not to get in trouble, they had to put on their website a lower amount of mls to cover themselves. Hope that clears up the confusion. But going forward, there's no issues with bottle volumes. All will be exactly 100mls.
Thanks for chiming in Kerosene. I didn't mean to be negative although I'm sure it came off that way. I just hate the thought of losing one of the 'good guys' to the pressures of commercialism.
I've really got to get around to sampling the rest of your creations. Copper Skies, especially, sounds like something I would love.
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No worries, Scripture. I try and reply to all my inquiries, but this has been the busiest year of my life and sometimes people get missed. I've had so many requests asking me how to begin to make perfume and I simply just cant respond to everyone. Still working my regular day job and so many late nights and working every weekend on the fragrance brand. Next step is working on my website, but all in all everything is going well.
The only reason I ordered a sample of this one is that I wanted to try Wood Haven and am really interested in the recent wave of new American artisan perfumers (Smell Bent, Slumberhouse, Kerosene, etc.). I would never have sought out a fragrance that lists raspberry and plum as the first notes. I'm still not sure that this fragrance is "me," but it isn't feminine like I expected it might be. So gentlemen, don't let the word "jammy" scare you off. I'll be sampling both this one and Wood Haven further. The only previous Kerosene fragrance I've really liked was his first one, R'Oud Elements, so I'm encouraged to find I'm enjoying the two new ones, although I've yet to decide if either of them are FBW for me. I'll be checking back to this thread to find out what other guys think about this one.
I remember when Kerosene first announced R'Oud Elements on YouTube. He was selling it and another one through Etsy at $80 a bottle, if I recall well. Now his perfumes are exclusive for MiN and they go for $140. Now don't tell me that MiN charges $60 for featuring your creations, cause I don't believe you.
"My first official fragrance release, all handcrafted myself, R'oud Elements, with notes of Oud, Sandalwood, Amber, Vanilla, Lavender, Iris, and Orange Bitters.
Woods. Warmth. Man.
3.4oz bottle for $90 shipped in U.S. - $95 shipped International."
No, but $60 more seems a bit exaggerated.
I don't understand this continual harping about Kerosene's prices. I think most of us would agree that the jump from $90 to $140 is a bit much. I remember a few years ago when Lorenzo Villoresi's 100 ml bottles went from $90 to $120 (now $135), that seemed like a big leap to me at the time and this is even more extreme. That said, Olivier Durbano's line went from $125 to $190 last year, so a small perfumer selling his perfumes at $140 for 100 ml is not at all out of line with what is going on out there in perfume land. L'Artisan is $135-$165. Serge Lutens is $120-$140 for 50 ml bottles and we aren't spending all of this time complaining about that. Yes, Kerosene is new and not "professionally" trained. So what? If you don't like his fragrances, or don't think they're worth what he's asking, don't buy them. I'm not a huge fan of his work so far, but I certainly don't think he's ripping anybody off.
Just put this on my "next to try" list.
I was just about to post regarding the price. Looks like I was beaten to it.
Would you guys say his fragrances are "niche quality?"
There's no way he can do what what was accomplished by the perfumers in the 80s, IMO, so I don't have much interest, but that's true of all new releases. They all lack at least one major element, so the best would be something like Acqua di Gio, which doesn't have any major flaws but I wouldn't pay more than perhaps $25-30 for 100 ml. The reason? I would rather go to Perfumer's Apprentice and buy ingredients, then try to put together the kind of frag I'm seeking. And that way ingredient quality won't be an issue. However, right now I've got so many frags I like and hardly ever wear that I see no point in trying to concoct a frag that might be a little different than something I already have and enjoy. Others, of course, may be in a very different position and wiling to pay at least double what Kerosene is asking.
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I think everyone should stop complaining about prices when they have no idea what the story is, just &$^*ing enjoy the fragrance or not.
Have no idea what MiN's mark-up is, but anybody who knows anything about the cost of doing business in Manhattan and/or anybody who has seen the cash the owners have dropped on making it an inviting store will know that they need to charge a significant amount on top of whatever it costs them to buy fragrances to stay in business. Furthermore, I don't know John, but I have found all of his fragrances that I have tried well-crafted (if not all "me") and the bottles are quite attractive and unique. $140 seemed not in the least out-of-line.
Definitely interested in trying Fields of Rubus.
I now have a bottle of FoR. Unlike anything I have smelled before (not that my experience is encyclopedically wide)--it's heavy and warm, and the raspberry is there, but with no resemblance to the "fruity" note in cheap contemporary feminines. Smells more like actual fruit, and it harmonizes surprisingly well with the wood/patchouli/tobacco elements that background it. FoR puts me in mind of a sort of 1970's post-hippie aesthetic (a general aesthetic, that is, not a fragrance one)--weathered barnboard, herbs, blackberries overrunning an old orchard. It's sweet, obviously, but not at all cloying: for all its domestic associations it says more "outdoors" to me than "inside."
I have to admit, this fragrance was pretty cloying to me. Scored a 5ml sample. Used it sparingly. Found myself annoyed by it. Sugar dipped raspberries is right.
Had the chance to smell the whole line this evening, as my sister had just received a sample set.
Everyone to their own taste of course, but after some backing and forthing, this was the one that I found most interesting.
...Aside from Whips and Roses that is, but I REALLY wanted to smell that one on a woman.
Or what I mean is....maybe I just want to meet the particular kind of woman who would wear it.


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David Michael "Mike" Johns, age 56, died Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010, in Pontotoc, Miss. He was born Nov. 23, 1954, in Okolona, Miss., to Tommie Lee Johns and Lola Leopard. Mr. Johns lived most of his life in Okolona, Miss., and was currently living in Pontotoc, Miss. He was a member of Faith Outreach Church in Okolona, Miss. An outdoorsman, he enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating and skiing. In his younger years he participated in the rodeo and raised longhorn cattle. He worked in construction as a carpenter doing vinyl siding and recently worked on the Toyota plant. Mr. Johns was a craftsman at woodworking and enjoyed making things for family and friends. He was looking forward to the birth of his first grandchild, a granddaughter.
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He went on to study at Wheaton as a National Merit Scholar majoring in math in 1992, before transferring in 1994 to Calvin. Outside of class time at these two schools, he continued with interests that would come to have surprising connections and bear fruit in his later writing. He read the Bible at length, began working on the web, and started to write works that would be published on his main site. During his studies at Calvin, he earned an advanced certificate from the Sorbonne in 1995 before graduating from Calvin in 1996.
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The Day After Earth Day
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Every day is Earth Day. Period. On April 22, millions of young leaders across the globe celebrated an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First feted in 1970, Earth Day has gone on to be observed in over 190 countries. more