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I agree on the Vibskov...abysmal. Biehl is very erratic, ranges from total crap to fantastic...what have you sampled? And what exactly from CDG?
H&G has some pretty cool stuff (e.g. Skarb and Blask)
I had pictures and stuff attached to it so I'll just post my link.
Ordered a huge batch of samples which came today so I've spent the day exploring them. Been HUGELY dissapointed with most of them. The Henric Vibskov ones were just rubbish. Ordered some CdG which unfortunately didn't take my fancy!
And some biehlparfumkunstwerke, which were also a let down.
But H&G have blown me away.
Some initial reviews of Skarb, Bosque, Geste, Multiple Rouge and Askew
I agree on the Vibskov...abysmal. Biehl is very erratic, ranges from total crap to fantastic...what have you sampled? And what exactly from CDG?
H&G has some pretty cool stuff (e.g. Skarb and Blask)
Ah I'm gutted I didn't get to try Blask, and Eau Radieuse, and whatever other ones weren't available on luckyscent at the time I ordered.
My biehl ones were, mb02, al02 amongst a couple other non worth mentioning....
The comme des garcons, both monocles, hinoki which I really hoped to enjoy but didn't find as exciting, stephen jones, another I really wanted to like, I didn't realise how clove filled it would be - can't stand cloves, and zagorsk, also picked up a lot of cloves in this which was a shame. I'm really trying to explore more CdG I like, I own avignon, and it took me a while to enjoy that!
Vibskov - abysmal is a perfect word. Feels like a right waste of samples.
Also got some Tauer's, which I didn't like as much as others.
But testing the Humiecki and Graefs, really gave me some inspiration to the load of rubbish I've been choosing recently.
You have any suggestions alfarom? I always respect your nose on this forum.
I can't wait to try Blask, myself. I've tried all the rest of them. I actually blind bought Skarb as it was on sale for over half off - luckily I love it. I would love to own bottles of Askew and Geste and maybe even Bosque but I think I'll live with samples or decants as they aren't remotely close to scents I'd wear regularly. Still, I love'em! Heck, Eau Radieuse is a wonderful once in a while scent, too. Green bananas, lemons, and a wide open sense of space. There are days when that scent would blend in such a synergistic way as to make magic.
It's interesting that you pick up watermelon in Skarb. I've never gotten such a vibe - I get more of a sweet chamomile along with lemony incense in the opening along with a bit of 'brown sugar' from the myrrh/carrot seed/orris combo. My skin brings out the salty herbal elements of Skarb and make it a great great great late summer early autumn scent. It evokes the thought of golden leaves and dry, yellow fields. Grain and earth. Salty and human.
Speaking of salty and human, Bosque really does capture the essence of - well, have you seen the marketing picture they use for it? It's very post orgasmic in a sense. The slightly tangy grapefruit and salty vetiver notes mingle with the milky accord to create a smell evoking the essence of a woman, while the chlorinated marine notes and again the milky accord combine quite well to create the slightly sweet smell of the essence of a man; all of that on a bed of grass. Bosque, a quick romp in a summer meadow. Carefree and joyous.
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On the other hand, CdG - same relies on 'saffraleine'. Insense Ultramarine goes for 'pharaone'. Once one has smelled the kind-of-plastic raw materials in high concentrations these ingredients won't hide any more. Particularly chemicals that are designed to give a whole palette of olfactory sensations with only one molecule. May be I'm too critical ...
I actually quite liked AL02 but like it better AL03 which is bsically an imporvement on the 02 with the addition of a considerable animalic base. The rest of the offering is quite unremarkable...
As for CDG, my suggestion is to have some patience with the Stephen Jones. Yes, cloves are definitely there, but unless you're really hypersensitive to them, they're kinda overwhelmed by violet leaves and aldehydes and not so prominent...
Wierd, you deacribing Skarb makes it sound like a whole other fragrance. Well I've still got stacks more wearings of them ahead in the future so I'm sure my initial impressions will change.
And yes! I didnt see the Bosque advertising until after I tried it, it's perfect! Sums up everythinf it feels to me. This will probably be my first purchase from the line, absolutely loved it.
Yeh al02 was pleasant, nothing more, wish I'd got 03 now though sounds more interesting. Also regretted not getting mb03 as I read its an inbetween Avignon and Cardinal... Ah well, wont bother with this line again.
I will definitely try Stephen Jones again, the aldehydes were fantastic and I love violet but the cloves were too much initially. I may be able to get over it as it's more dentist-euganol-clove than spice. I'll never own a bottle I'm sure, but I'll enjoy some good wearings.
Thanks for your input
"It's interesting that you pick up watermelon in Skarb. I've never gotten such a vibe - I get more of a sweet chamomile along with lemony incense in the opening along with a bit of 'brown sugar' from the myrrh/carrot seed/orris combo. My skin brings out the salty herbal elements "
http://www.iff.com/custom/iff/books/.../324382196.pdf , page 44). May be all that development - which is impossible for a sole molecule - is a game with otherwise developing contrasts in the rest of the fragrance. Skarb is special; it reminds me of Polish ghurkins which is a peculiar effect if You know Poland from first hand experience. The Slavish man ... ...
The price is rediculous, though. I could not buy it without feeling bad. Too bad.
<edit> helional is also known as 'floramelon' - so there has to be a melon-y aspect ...
- http://www.thegoodscentscompany.com/data/rw1007731.html
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alfarom - thanks for the suggestion I'll look into that one!
WildThingy - that would explain it. I'm useless with my knowledge pf aroma chemicals and such, so appreciate little bits like this thanks.
I'm testing Bosque more and loving it, but you're right, the price - Oh Man!!
Hmm, the weird thing is that now that melon has been mentioned, I can sort of smell it if I try when sniffing the top notes. I wouldn't say that melon is the predominant note by any means, but there is a facet of it up there along with the rest. Interesting! I don't doubt that helional is there indeed.
Question to those who've tried both: Is there any similarity between Skarb's fresh/watery notes and Profumum's Acqua di Sale? If I recall, I think Turin described AdS as "helional alone."
All of that being said, Helional's substantivity is listed at only 64 hours over at Good Scents site, while any base note (look up say, Sandalwood, Labdanum, etc) is always listed at 400 hours (it must be the most they measure as I've never seen any higher number there, despite different base notes having different - but very long - substantivities.) So surely it's not "just helional" as the longevity would be pretty bad if that were the case (note that the 64 hour listed longevity is on paper and in 100% concentration.. I've found that you need to divide that number by at least 10, and probably more like 20, to get a realistic "on skin" time).
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Of course Skarb is not just helional. The dry down has some musk for sure. By that it avoids - to some degree- to become too one dimensional in the end. Just today I smelled the breathtaking sillage of a friend, who prepared to stumble into a new team. Contemporary fragrances are mostly quite predictable, and their utter simplicity is as obvious as their synthetic origin. Skarb is nothing of that kind.
I'm afraid I spoiled Your fun with it. When all these people started to discuss various aspects of Skarb, which I considered typical for helional I couldn't keep my mouth shut. Bad boy!
I gave it a thumbs up. At least it has a funny story behind it, say mothers home made ghurkins, at least to me. And technically the idea to center a scent on a specific complex smelling chemical is not that revolutionary any more, but here it is worked out quite well.
It's been a while since I've heard of much discussion of Humiecki and Graef.
Has anyone spent some more time with this line? I'm really curious about Askew, Bosque, Blask and Skarb.
I just received samples of Askew, Bosque, Blask and Skarb. I guess I'll post my impressions here...
Well, I'm wearing Blask right now, and quite frankly, this is one of the best fragrances I've tried in a long, long time. That doesn't mean it's easy to wear though. To me, it smells pretty much like the notes in its official pyramid, but the red wine comes off more like red apple (likely some sort of tannin smell). Official notes are red wine, bay laurel, walnut wood, floral notes and oud. All in all, I'd say it smells like sweet red apple candy (but smooth and good quality) over a touch of bay leaves and walnut wood. I don't really smell the oud, but there's a very nice and clean/floral musk in the base that smooths everything over very well. There's seriously nothing out there that smells like this! It's unique, clean, sexy and youthful, but it doesn't smell cheap. At the same time, it doesn't smell luxurious either - you could smell this on someone and you'd have no idea it costs 200$ for a bottle.
I don't get the Straight to Heaven similarities, but I am detecting something that reminds me of Le Male! It's weird because Blask smells NOTHING like Le Male, but I think I'm smelling a powdery, clean musk used in both fragrances.
Anyway, this is a very special fragrance, and I'll definitely be wearing more of it this week. My hat's off to the "Christophes," the perfumers who created the Humiecki and Graef line. This is really a refreshing and unique composition - modern perfumery at its best.
I get a solid dose of calone in Skarb which was the only reason I rejected it. I dislike calone strongly, but I definitely respect Skarb's uniqueness and integrity of concept. Askew was also off for me but not easily dismissed -- very unique too. I think H&G has a lot of integrity as a company considering the speed of releases.
H*ly sh*t I haven't even given these a lot of time, but I'm sniffing Skarb and Askew and they're simply genius. I haven't been this excited about a fragrance line in months.
SO UNIQUE, and SO GOOD. Christophe Laudamiel is by far my new favorite perfumer.
Skarb is this comfy, earthy, dewy, rain-y barley and carrot seed fragrance, while Askew is electric, like the air before a thunderstorm, yet so well-calculated, sexy and sophisticated. It's like Abercrombie's Fierce but 10 years down the line, with more class.
I tried Bosque yesterday, but I was a little underwhelmed by it. It was like a mix of fresh and ozonic notes, buffalo grass and clean synthetic musk. The buffalo grass note is awesome though.
Glad to hear you love them L'Aventurier. You seem to be into the modern avant garde scents, so that doesn't surprise me too much. Laudamiel (and Hornetz) are arguably the masters of that genre.
I too love Skarb and Askew. I need to get a bottle of the latter. It is so truly alive - it is just perfect to wear as the snow is thawing and spring is returning.
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I noticed you own a bottle of Skarb - it's such a great fragrance. It's a shame it doesn't get more positive attention on these boards.
The only other fragrance I own by Laudamiel is S-ex. I really love that one too, it's so modern and unique. Very avant-garde!
I'll have to keep an eye out (or a nose) for Laudamiel and Hornetz's next fragrances together.
If you notice Askew on sale somewhere, like Luckyscent or something, let me know and I'll do the same. I'd love to own a bottle too, I'm just a bit hesitant to pay the 220$ price tag.
It's only available at First in Fragrance as far as I know. And yeah, it's hard to cough up so much for it - but not because it's not worth it. Yeah, it doesn't come across with the 'opulence and splendor' most would demand of a $200+ perfume, but I don't care, it has a true vitality to it that so few perfumes have. I'm just hard up for cash as of late :P.
Regarding Skarb, I actually blind bought it last year for my birthday as I found it for sale for about half off - and it was the last bottle in stock according to their site (and it actually went out of stock after my purcahse so they weren't actually misrepresenting their stock to make a sale!) A great blind buy. The earthy incense is like nothing else; the closest comparison might be a lighter take on the basic theme of Yatagan, but even so there are many differences.
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Well said, SOS. I was just thinking that - the H&G fragrances aren't loud and luxurious, which, for some reason I expect from higher price tag fragrances. The Humiecki line still stands out, but in a reserved and confident way. Like saying something witty and intelligent without shouting.
I'm definitely going to purchase one of them, either Skarb or Askew. I really enjoy Blask, but it doesn't really suit me. I'm wearing Skarb today and it's really enjoyable. I'm getting kind of a salty-ozonic vibe on top of the barley, which smells so natural, yet modern and clean. It reminds me just a little of Erolfa in terms of the ozonic saltiness.
You got an awesome deal on Skarb! That's a pretty crazy blind buy, but I guess there's a lot to be expected from the Christophes these days.
Gosh these reviews are old and desperately need updating!
L'Aventurier I was also so excited when I tried this line. Keep at it with Bosque, it was the one that blew me away and I've wanted a bottle ever since. Pure joy on first blast - spring meadows, dried glass and delicate flowers with a bizarre lactonic note that transforms into a Secretions Magnifique sperm accord of salt and metal. It's BRILLIANT.
Hey forfreddie, I actually really enjoyed reading your reviews on your blog. I wanted to thank you for that, since you're the reason I chose to sample the Humiecki line in the first place. There weren't many reviews on the net about them, and you did a great job describing them. It got me really interested in trying them.
Considering your blog and the fragrances you reviewed, it's obvious you've got good (and eclectic!) taste with an appreciation for the art of the perfume/fragrance.
I'll give Bosque another shot this week. The other fragrances are so good that I can't imagine that one being anything short of amazing too.
Ah thanks man! These little quick sniffs were written when my blog first started in January - it was pretty much when I was getting into the whole niche thing for reallll you know. I set the blog up more so I could remember my thoughts on every sample I tried... but it evolved hugely since then
Please do, fair enough if it's not your favourite of course, Skarb was my least favourite from what I tried - I guess it depends on what you're used to sniffing prior to them.
I just spent a few days with Bosque. It's a quality fragrance, no doubt. Truly unisex, inoffensive and perfect for anytime, weather or place.
I love it, but there are a few caveats. There are certain things I don't like about it, namely that it smells a bit generic, and it also smells like something I would use to clean my carpet. I hate saying that, but it's true. I might still buy a bottle one day, but it's hard to jump in when it costs so much.
In terms of what I smell in Bosque, I mostly get a kind of sweet and ozonic, bluish-green accord (like a gust of fresh air, violets or cucumber) mixed with the smell of new plastic, over buffalo grass and white musk. There are other really interesting facets, like a kind of milky skin smell and a touch of something salty. It's very clean, with nothing animalic, though it still has character and doesn't smell antiseptic. It's uber-soft ALL THE WAY through, with no harsh or sinus-tingling notes and everything is impeccably blended into one big soft, fresh and comforting accord. It smells to me like a pillow that my girlfriend would sleep on after washing her hair with some fresh cucumber-scented shampoo.
I wore it for 3 days in a row, a testament to how interesting it is to me, but I'm still left undecided about it. I really suggest trying it if you like modern, fresh and airy scents that don't offend. For those looking for fragrances that make a big statement, I'd suggest Askew, Blask or Skarb over Bosque in a heartbeat.
Loved reading your thoughts L'Aventurier - it's wierd, your review sounds so negative but you still say you like it and find it interesting. That's rare.
I completely understand what you're getting at in saying that it is completely smooth. The natural opening of dried grass and that milky sunshine cucumber smell is purely joyous to me, generic? - I have smelt nothing like it, but it does go a bit cleaning product-ish, but it's wierd becuase there's no citurs which would be the usual association.
As for the challenging aspects, I find the metallic salty "semen" like accord in the base the challenging part - it is so unexpected and flies up out of nowhere. The advertising images for this scent fit it perfectly:
I do find the fragrance is almost sepia toned. And there's this bizarre dirty musky sexuality underneath the fresh accords up top that bring to mind in construction (but not scent) to S-Ex by S-Perfume with it's calone over musk and leather. It's got that huge contrast in it but is created so that it is seamless and almost unsurprising.
Of course I'm not trying to force my opinion on you, your description is spot on. I think I will end up with a bottle one day as well. Personally it's my favourite in the line (but I haven't tried Eau Radieuse, Blask or Clemency). I'm thrilled you gave it a second chance and some good wearings
Loving the conversation here.
Just as a random aside, for anyone who likes Eau Radieuse but finds it too expensive, do give (and don't laugh!) Derek Jeter Driven by Avon a try (the original, with the blue juice). I got a sample of Driven by a friend whose mother is an Avon lady, and immediately upon trying it thought of Eau Radieuse, despite not knowing the notes of Driven. After looking them up, it makes a lot of sense - it shares citrus, bamboo, mint and rhubarb notes. Driven's dry down is a bit different, going a bit 'cooler' and woodier while Eau Radieuse stays warmer and has more of a sense of space throughout, but they are close enough that if you like one you'll probably like the other, and then it's just worth seeing which one you like more.
I do like Eau Radieuse a bit more thanks to the differences in the dry down, but there are things I prefer about Driven, too, such as its lesser projection, and toned down citrus elements in the early stages.
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I was just participating over on a Bond No. 9 thread and it occurred to me that while I don't wear much from either house, they're almost opposites.
- H&G are conceptual perfumes, designed to be wearable (not by many, perhaps) but provide a story with each wearing.
- Bond are proletarian and meant to be sprayed, sort of olfactory paint, though their colors are bright -- garish? -- indeed.
- H&G seem to release new perfume about 1x/year?
- Bond have released about a dozen in the past 18 mo
- H&G: classic, understated visual design
- Bond: loud, brash visual design
- H&G: appeals to the aesthete?
- Bond: appeals to the status-obsessed?
Bond is kitsch. There, I said it. I also wear 1 Bond and 0 H&G's. What does that say about me...
MonkeyBars, I wouldn't get too analytic about it in terms of what it says about you hahah
Bond has some great scents, and although I think there's a lot of rubbish released per year, they've prob got as many gems as Humiecki and Graef (overall).
On a side note, I spent some time with Askew, and although I love the way it smells, it kind of grates on me. It's super "spiky," like the fragrant equivalent of a metal workshop, full of sparks and the smell of iron being grinded with iron. I don't think it's very wearable for me, even though I like the idea it presents. I also think that, it's a better deal to just buy Abercrombie and Fitch's Fierce, as they share the same metallic, bitter cedar basenotes. I do prefer and appreciate Askew, but it's similar enough to Fierce for me to buy a bottle of Fierce instead.
I'm still really enjoying Skarb and Bosque (surprise, surprise!) though. I'd have to say those are my favorites, with Blask not far behind.
Where'd you happen to snag a sample of Blask? I am DYING to try that scent.
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Isn't the shipping charge something outrageous to have them ship samples to the US?
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Hate to resurrect a thread where I haven't updated the reviews also but my question isn't about that...
Here in Berlin - I'm surrounded by Humiecki and Graef!! I can't stop drooling... but...
How many of you actually own a full bottle from H&G?
I love Bosque - I know I know, it's probably the safest of the line, along with Geste... yes I love Blask, and thoroughly appreciate Multiple Rouge and Askew - but I know I'd wear Bosque, and I want it!!! But you know when you get that inkling (not that other peoples opinions on what you like should matter) that there's something you should be considering before buying one? It's almost like, getting one would make people go "Oh no he didn't just pay full price for that?!"...
It's the same as +MA by Blood Concept which I'm really enjoying and want a bottle of but I'm like "Omg what will people say?!" hahaha. Am I being ridiculous? Anyway, just wanted some updated thoughts on who's loved this brand enough to go splash out on it
Well, that's the reason I didn't buy Blasque, Bosque or Skarb - they're wayyyy too expensive. I appreciate and love all of them but didn't feel that I needed them enough to warrant the price tag.
If you love a fragrance enough for you to buy it though, then go for it! Who cares what other people think. You could always keep the price a secret anyway
Well, you have to give Candour a try. This is not for everyones nose. The initial citric/herbal blast might scare off some but over the drydown its reveals nutty notes/raw olive greeness. Very complex but worth a sample for sure.
It was a calculated risk. Unfortunately, I'm bad at math.
If you love it and you'll wear it often, I say get it! A fragrance's FBW viability should not be determined by the credibility of the house or its standing here or in the fragrantosphere, but simply by the enjoyment it provides you.
I've got a full bottle of Skarb and someday I'd like to pick up Askew, too. Still have yet to try Blask or Candour. Blask, especially, sounds like one I'll love.
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Btw, this may sound like a random suggestion but I find Givenchy Play Sport (which i've been wearing for the last 3 days now) has a number of similarities with Bosque. It's not so spermy (although I did pick up a latex like note in the drydown of play sport once!) but it follows a similar smooth citrus/mint combo into a white musk/white woods dry down. I think Bosque is more unique but my nose prefers Play Sport.
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Your post meant a lot reading all that and put my mind at ease haha, as silly as that sounds.
I bought Bosque today (yay!) - I love that spermy note in the drydown, the opening blast is just pure joy to me and I find it to be a more emotional, summery Secretions Magnifique. I do love it so I'm glad I finally bought it.
And talking about house credibility and stuff, I also bought M/Mink by Byredo today :') I never though i'd own a Byredo! I used to think this juice was absolutely repulsive, but randomly I sprayed it on today, let it sit for about an hour and went back for a bottle, it's incredible stuff! So yes, I'm thrilled, gonna post all my purhcases in the today i bought thread at the end of my holiday - it's gonna be a haul and a half! (in my standards!)
I'm fascinated that Skarb was your first bottle, it never really clicked with me, but as an aquatic, I easily consider it one of the best around, although an aquatic is a very layman's way of describing it, it is a lot more than that. Askew constantly appeals to me with it's sweaty/swimming pool/smoky smell. I nearly bought Blask today - but something about it makes me uncomfortable, although the drydown is much more enjoyable. I can't say I truly get the wine and walnut - although there is a subtle nuttiness, and a slight tanning smell - I mainly got violets? And a creamy woods - but it's got some herbal notes and is full of H&G wierdness that made it fascinating - it's a great fragrance though.
I also tried Candour again today - last time I found it to be a floral spicy powder - I was wrong, it is still that, but the bitter greener in it is really unusual, and yet again, that H&G wierd signature splashed over it - it dries down to a sweetish/parchmenty/green/lactonic smell - yet again, the opening was a little too hardgoing for me before I began to thoroughly enjoy it. Still - I absolutely love this house, it's a shame hardly anyone speaks about them.
The funny thing is that the expectations of the community and blogosphere in general have created this sort of narrow band of what is 'acceptable' niche. It's really just as predictable as the mainstream market, imo, and just as rife with brand identity and all the things that the fragrance snobs stick their noses up. The hypocrisy of it! Then you get a house like H&G, who does something just totally different - some truly unique, very modern and mainstream-but-with-a-twist scents - and they get ignored. All the while, the perfumistas want something 'different and unique' but what they really want is more of the same; more Jubilation XXVs and Ambre Sultans and what not. It would be funny if it weren't so frustrating.
Enjoy the Bosque! I'm going to have to wear it again soon. I think it is perfectly executed conceptually (one of the few H&G's where the emotion or feelings the scent triggers in me is the same as they portray in their ad copy, unlike with say Skarb supposedly being melancholy, or Askew angry. I find Skarb very grounding and Askew is more full of life, or rather, life blossoming again after a thaw. Vitality and vigor, maybe, but not fury as they claim. Well, that's my take.)
Heck, I even really like the way Bosque smells, although I just don't think I'd wear it often enough to make it FBW. It is, however, one of the few scents that truly strike me as happy. Maybe now that I've gotten my life in order again and am finding more and more happiness, I'll be inclined to wear happier scents more often. I definitely feel less pull to wear my darker and more introverted scents as of late.
Ok, I better stop. Sorry for the ramble. Enjoy the hell out of Bosque and talk up H&G whenever you can! The house definitely deserves more praise than it gets.
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Oh, and how could I forget to congratulate you on the purchase of M/Mink?!
What a wonderful scent. Although I have to be careful because if I'm not in the mood for it I find it to be a bit sickly and annoying - at least the first couple hours. The mid to late drydown is just pure magic though. I wish it jumped right to that phase.
I've never gotten any negative remarks about it, either. My ex actually really liked the way it smelled, and I've had one other girl smell it closely (sprayed it for her on a card and asked her opinion; the only girl I'm really close enough to do that with comfortably) and she didn't love it but didn't hate it. I think it's one of those scents that doesn't really work on paper though; it needs context. By context, I mean, it needs to be smelled in the air and then associated with the image of the man wearing it; ideally a bit mysterious, dark, or aloof.
I also get a wonderful evergreen aroma in the scent and find it delightful to wear this time of year. M/Mink fits like a glove in the winter, and summer heat brings out the animal in it.
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Well, that's just the thing about Bosque - it fits the marketing perfectly, but also - beause the so called "happy" scent, really isn't my thing, I've always struggled to understand why I like it so much. It's becuase H&G's idea of happiness is so differnet. There's not pink pepper and tangerine and bergamot - instead you get what I consider an almost melancholy so-happy-you-could-cry floral arrangement and buffallo grass that smells so raw and... "plain" that it becomes fascinating when used in a fragrance... they practically use weeds :') and what joy it is just so natural, how often are you surrounded in jasmines and orange groves - that's not happiness. The drydown as it curdles into a spermy, earthy vetiver with that huge lactonic note swallowing it up (mmmm unnecessary descriptives) is just the perfect finale - it's crude but honest. a "joyful" fragrance who's heart is shallow and it's execution unexpectadly sexy - i love it. It needed to be bought! Haha.
Yay! I was reading your thread on M/Mink last night actually - settled my mind also knowing there was more love for it out there (and how coincidental it was coming from you!) haha. I can imagine it gets sickly, but then many of my favourite scents do - I used to adore the hell out of Cuir Ottoman and now I struggle to wear it because I wore it in the summer and it sickened me so quickly, now it's cold I'm beginning to crack it out a little bit.
I can't wait to get some real time with this one, I have owned it for like, one day, and I feel my collection just wouldn't be the same without it, need to get it home to join my others! Ha.
I totally agree with the context, and I think a lot of fragrances are like that anyway - I always said that to justify my purchase of Musc Maori - yeh it's a straightforward chocolate milkshake (bit sour and curdled though) - and I'm like - yeh but I am the last person you'd expect to smell like chocolate :') and that's why it's a sexy fragrance for me.
M/Mink is one of those perfect heartless fragrances though, the one that needs an image to give it a personality - sure it has on of it's own but it's too dark for most people to see I think.
Anyway, here's me rambling on now all in love with my new goodies Thanks for the reply Sculpture I appreciate it!
My "essay" on Bosque - it's long winded, I don't blame you if you don't read of course :') My rambling always goes overboard, but for anyone that does, I'd love to know what you think - whether it's insane or not
Excellent essay forfreddie. THAT! That connection. That emotion. That need to attempt - always in vain, but necessary all the same - to translate ineffable emotions from a deeply moving olfactory experience into concrete words... that is why the true fragrance fans are here. That's why I still come to BN, 6+ years into the journey.
Do not apologize or fear that your words are 'insane' - no sad smiley needed. Hell, save the sad smiley for those who might think it insane - for it is they we should feel sorry for. They're missing out on a whole 'nother world.
Everyone should go read his essay. Seriously - everyone; if only as a reminder to why we're really here.
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Thanks Sculpture I appreciate that a lot.
I know but, you never know how these things will go down - a few people seem to think it's just like a long review, which I guess it kind of is. I know essays like this are a bit self-absorbed but there's no other way of going about it really when you're writing something that probably no one else is going to experience with that scent. But everyone will in one way or another with something else so I guess that's why it's worthwhile to publish rather than just write.
Thanks for taking the time to readd it
Quick question for you forfreddie,
What are new bottles of H&G going for over there?
And also - is it possible/easy for you to get samples? If you can, PM me and maybe we can work something out. I really want to try Blask and Candour.
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Hi Sculpture - unfortunately it's just as difficult here... as far as I'm aware, the UK doesn't have a stockist of Humiecki and Graef - that's why I took the opportunity to get one in Berlin. The bottles are going for the standard price as per Ausliebezumduft (150 Euros) and samples, I guess there is the best bet, along with Luckyscent if they're in stock.
Wow, freddie. Now THAT'S what I call a review.
I was just over at a local stockist last week & tried a few H&G. Was pretty impressed with Blask and Clemency. And Eau Radieuse looks set to be a crowd pleaser imo. Too bad I was in a hurry so I didn't get to try Bosque. Perhaps I should return next year. The only niggling problem I have with H & G is the bottle's gawd-awful-bland looks (yes call me shallow, lol). It remind me too much of Lacoste Essential, sans 'embossed crocodile'.
Thanks Diamondflame that means a lot to me.
As I said in the review though - Bosque isn't particularly mindblowing in it's construction or scent, but something about it just clicks with me and it amazes me each time I try it - I think it's subtly genius and I could write and write about it.
Yeh the bottles are a bit basic, but I like it, I like the different materials for the lids (especially the cork for Candour), they are a little more interesting than they first appear
Blask and Clemency are both great, I think the whole line is extremely solid - a very very overlooked line I can't say enough good things about them.


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There is a break for lunch.
Afternoon - Visit one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the incomparable Taj Mahal. The world's greatest monument dedicated to love is obviously a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Taj Mahal was completed by Emperor Shah Jahan in 1653 AD as a memorial to his beloved queen, Mumtaz Mahal. This spectacular white marble mausoleum was created by about 22,000 skilled craftsmen and it took twenty two years to complete. When you experience the Taj Mahal with an Easy Tours Guide and have them provide unique insights into its innumerable facets, some of their passion for this masterpiece may rub off on you! Explore the amazing Taj and its surroundings until it is time to admire the sun's rays setting on the façade of the world's finest monument.
Day 4: Agra – Jaipur. You can either sleep in or chose to enjoy either of these two optional excursions - a sunrise visit to Mehtab Bagh (no charge), which is a 500 year old Mughal garden located across from the Taj Mahal on the other side of the Yamuna River; or a sunrise visit the Taj Mahal (entry fee surcharge applies – the Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays). If you select either of the latter options, you will return to your hotel to freshen up after the excursion. You can choose to enjoy the facilities at your hotel till just before noon. If you do not start out for Jaipur fairly early in the morning (enabling you to have a late lunch on arrival), we recommend that you consider getting a packed lunch from the hotel for your journey. The dining/rest stopover during the journey offers limited choices. You are assisted with your check-out from your hotel and then you are driven to Fatehpur Sikri. Enjoy a guided exploration of this beautiful uninhabited city. It was built by Emperor Akbar between 1570 and 1585 and is constructed primarily out of red sandstone. The Emperor moved his capital from Agra to this city and then, a few years later, abandoned it, returning back to Agra. Visit the tallest gateway in the world, the towering Bulund Darwaza (The Gate of Victory). In the northern part of the courtyard is the superb white marble tomb of Shaik Salim Chishti, built in 1570.
Continue on with your drive to Jaipur. Arrive at Jaipur and you are assisted with your check in at your hotel.
Jaipur is famous for its carpets, jewelry & handicrafts.
Day 5: Jaipur. Start your day with an excursion to Amber Fort & Palace, located 12 kilometers from the center of the City. Just like the Emperors of a few centuries ago, enjoy the ascent up to the ramparts of the fort on top of a colorfully caparisoned elephant (jeeps are available instead of the elephants, if you so desire). The massive Fort complex was originally built by Raja Mansingh and is one of India's finest examples of Rajput architecture. Explore the chambers and hallways, which are famous for their exquisite designs and handcrafted embellishments. Return to the valley beneath the Fort on your elephant or jeep and proceed back to the Pink City. There is a break for lunch.
Afternoon - enjoy a city tour of the walled city of Jaipur, including the magnificent City Palace. Visit Jantar Mantar (UNESCO World Heritage Site), the magnificent stone observatory built by Raja Jai Singh in 1728. After the observatory comes a photo opportunity of the 'Hawa Mahal' (Palace of the Wind). This intriguing facade was built in 1799 so that the ladies of the court could use its unique windows and observe the bustling bazaar, without being visible to the people on the streets. Continue the tour with an exploration of the City Palace, the former royal residence (a part of it is still occupied by the Royal family and is not accessible to the public), built in a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architectural styles. This immense complex also houses a number of museums that offer a large and impressive collection of miniature paintings, costumes, and armory.
Evening – Visit the home of a Rajasthani Nobleman and enjoy a traditional dinner with members of the family.
Day 6: Jaipur – Udaipur. You are assisted with a morning check out from your hotel and then you proceed on the drive to Udaipur, via Ranakpur. This is a picturesque drive through the Aravali hills with photo opportunities of village life and local livestock, including many camels. Arrive at Ranakpur and enjoy a guided excursion to the awe-inspiring Jain Temple Complex. Tour the famous 15th Century marble temple that is still an active place of worship. The main temple's 29 halls are supported by 1444 massive yet intricately carved marble pillars, and no two are of the same design. There is an abundance of exquisite sculptures and friezes and the enormous scale of the monument and the exquisite details of its design have to be experienced to be believed.
Lunch is included at Ranakpur this afternoon.
Continue on the drive to Udaipur. This is a picturesque drive through the Aravali hills with photo opportunities of village life and local livestock, including many camels. Arrive at Udaipur in the evening and you are assisted with your check-in to your hotel.
Udaipur is famous for its artists and paintings, including exquisite miniatures.
Day 7: Udaipur. Proceed for a city tour, including a tour of the fabled City Palace. At this Palace complex, explore the beautifully decorated rooms with thousands of exquisite, handcrafted mirrors that cover the walls, the ancient ivory doors that are a dark reminder of royalty's passion for hunting, the brightly colored glass windows, expansive inlaid marble balconies and the unique peacock courtyard. Enjoy a private tour of the amazing Crystal Gallery which houses the world's largest collection of priceless crystal. Marvel at pieces like the complete bedroom furniture set in crystal, discovered recently in a store room in the palace. There are amazing views to be had from this structure, especially of Lake Pichola, the Lake Palace hotel and Jag Mandir.
After your tour of the City Palace you will visit the historical Sahelion-ki-bari gardens and the local Museum.
Late afternoon/Early evening: Enjoy a cruise on Lake Pichola and visit the historical and beautiful monuments at Jag Mandir Island (if available – the royal family at Udaipur will occasionally rent out the island for large celebrations and on those occasions the island cannot be visited by tourists).
Day 8: Udaipur – Mumbai. You are assisted with your check-out from your hotel and driven to the Udaipur airport where you are assisted with boarding the flight to Mumbai. Arrive at Mumbai and you are greeted with an Easy Tours Facilitator and your chauffeur.
Late morning - proceed for a guided excursion to the Elephanta Island Caves. Depending on your arrival at the jetty, you will stop for photo opportunities at the city's signature landmark, The Gateway of India, either before you depart or when you return from this excursion. Located overlooking Mumbai's harbor this structure was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Mumbai. It is also the ceremonial gateway that the last British Viceroy departed from when India gained Independence.
You are assisted in boarding the boat for the one hour journey. Elephanta is Mumbai's most significant tourist attraction and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are five Hindu Caves dedicated to Lord Shiva and two Buddhist caves. Your tour will focus on the Hindu Caves. Carved out of hard basalt between 450 A.D. and 750 A.D., the main cave was an active place of worship till the Portuguese conquered the area and inflicted severe damage to the caves in the early 16th century. In its heyday the island was known as Gharapuri (the Fortress city) and there is still a village on the island with the same name. The island was renamed Elephanta by the Portuguese. Although the caves have many massive sculptures of Lord Shiva and other divinities, the most impressive creation at Elephanta is the Trimurthi sculpture. This20 foot tall three headed figure portrays the three manifestations of Lord Shiva – The Creator of all life, The Preserver of humanity and The Destroyer of the world.
You will be escorted back to your hotel after your excursion to Elephanta.
Day 9: Mumbai – Delhi/International Flight. You are assisted with your check out in the mid-morning. Enjoy a guided city tour of Mumbai. The tour begins at the Prince of Wales Museum, built to commemorate King George V's first visit to India in 1905. Designed in the Indo-Saracenic style, the museum has sections of art, paintings, archeological exhibits and natural history. After the museum tour you will visit the famous 'Dhobi Ghat' & observe the age old tradition of the Dhobi's doing Mumbai's laundry!
Continue the tour with a drive up to Malabar Hill, where the hanging gardens give a panoramic view of the city and the "Queen's Necklace" (Marine Drive). The tour then takes a drive through the Flora Fountain and Fort area, where you can view the impressive Gothic and Victorian buildings that were constructed during the British 'Raj'. Visit the Victoria Terminus (now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus). It is India's finest example of a Gothic architecture and one of the world's busiest railway stations.
Drive around Horniman Circle and visit the Town Hall, right besides the docks of Mumbai.
If you are boarding your international flight from Mumbai, you will be driven there in time for your flight. If you are flying out from Delhi, this tour may need to be shortened, depending on the time of your flight. You will be driven to the airport and assisted in boarding the flight to Delhi. Upon your arrival at Delhi you are greeted at the airport by an Easy Tours Facilitator & your chauffeur.
Either way, your vehicle and chauffeur stay with you until your (usually late evening) assisted check in at the airport. This is a good time to do some last minute shopping and/or sightseeing if you are so inclined. If your flight departs early in the morning you may want us to arrange a room for you so you can rest.
Our services end at Delhi / Mumbai airport.
Inclusions - 9 Day North First Visit - ITC
Sheraton Hotel - Deluxe Room
ITC Mughal - Mughal Chambers
ITC Rajputana - Executive Club
The Trident Hotel
Trident Nariman Point
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Taj Mahal
Agra Fort
Fatehpur Sikri
Humayun's Tomb
Qutab Minar
Red Fort
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus
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India Gate
Jama Masjid
Safdarjang's Tomb
Connaught Place
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The Surgical Technology Program at Sinclair Community College has been CAAHEP approved since 1998 and offers the opportunity to prepare for a career as a member of a surgical team.
A surgical technologist works together with the surgeon, registered nurse, and anesthesiologist as a member of the surgical team. To ensure proper surgical case management, the surgical technologist prepares and passes all sterile instruments during the surgical procedure while maintaining the sterile field and anticipating the needs of the surgeon.
The surgical technologist helps to meet the needs of patients in the operating rooms of hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, physician offices, diagnostic facilities, and other agencies where surgery is performed.
The program includes both didactic instruction and supervised clinical practice in all areas required by CAAHEP. Supervised clinical practice in area operating rooms include participating in procedures in general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, plastic surgery, urology, orthopedics, neurosurgery, thoracic surgery, and cardiovascular and peripheral vascular surgery.
As of January 1, 2013:
Surgical Technology students will rotate through the clinical affiliates as scheduled in the course sequence. The standard surgical rotation case requirements that students must achieve is 120 cases, following the AST Core Curriculum, 6th edition.
These 120 cases are to be distributed as follows:
General Surgery (30)
Students are required to complete 30 cases in General Surgery. 20 of these cases must be in the role of 'first scrub'.
All other Specialties (90)
Students are required to complete the remaining 90 cases in various surgical specialties to include:
OB-GYN, EENT, Plastics, Orthopedic, Vascular, Neurosurgery, and Transplant/Organ procurement.
Sixty (60) of the ninety (90) cases must be in the role of the 'first scrub' and evenly distributed between a minimum of 5 surgical specialties. However, 15 cases is the maximum number of cases that can be counted in any one surgical specialty.
Diagnostic endoscopy cases and vaginal delivery cases are not mandatory. But up to 10 diagnostic endoscopic cases and 5 vaginal delivery cases can be counted towards maximum number of Second Scrub Role cases.
Observation cases must be documented, but do not count towards the 120 required cases.
All student activities associated with the curriculum, especially while students are completing his or her clinical rotations, will be educational in nature. Students will not be receiving any monetary remuneration during this educational experience, nor will he or she be substituted for hired staff personnel within the clinical institution, in the capacity of a surgical technologist.
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2013: Saw time in all 24 games in 2013, making one start ... Earned NCAA All-Tournament team honors after helping the Blue Devils reach the title game ... Member of a defense that ranked 18th nationally, holding opponents to 1.47 goals per game ... Totaled four goals and one assist for nine points ... Scored against conference opponents Syracuse and Maryland, as well as in the second round of the NCAA Championship ... Named to the NFHCA National Academic Team.
2012: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman, playing a role on the Duke defensive line ... Tallied eight shots on the year ... Missed five games due to participation in the 2012 Junior Pan American Games where she helped the United States qualify for the Junior World Cup ... Named to the NFHCA Academic All-America team for her performance on the field and in the classroom ... Also tabbed to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.
Prior to Duke: Four-year letterwinner at Shore Regional ... Two-time national and regional All-American ... Three-time all-state selection ... Competed in Chile and Vancover, B.C., as member of U-19 United States National Team (2011, 2012) ... Bronze medalist at the Youth Pan American Championship with the U-17 United States National Team in Montevideo, Uruguay (2010) ... Junior Olympics participant (2009) ... Lettered three years in track and field and one year in lacrosse.
Personal: Born on Dec. 8, 1993 in Oceanport, N.J. ... Daughter of Mark and Susan Barreca ... Has one younger sister (Sarah) and one younger brother (Michael) ... Majoring in psychology.
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Lots of rain combined with warm temps are creating the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes — and Utah's in for a bad season. Here's how you can protect yourself and lower the number of mosquitoes this year.
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On February 17, 2009, President Barack Obama signed The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, or Recovery Act, into law. Federal News Radio follows how agencies have enacted the law and how the government is tracking spending through Recovery.gov.
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First Known Use: before 12th century
verb \ˈsit\
: to be in a position in which your bottom is resting on a chair, the ground, etc., especially with your back upright
: to begin to sit : to put yourself in a sitting position
: to cause (someone) to be seated : to put (someone) in a sitting position
sat \ˈsat\ sit·ting
Full Definition of SIT
intransitive verb
: to occupy a place as a member of an official body <sit in Congress>
: to hold a session : be in session for official business
: to cover eggs for hatching : brood
a : to take a position for having one's portrait painted or for being photographedb : to serve as a model
archaic : to have one's dwelling place : dwell
a : to lie or hang relative to a wearer <the collar sits awkwardly>b : to affect one with or as if with weight <the food sat heavily on his stomach>
a : to have a location <the house sits well back from the road>b of wind : to blow from a certain direction
: to remain inactive or quiescent <the car sits in the garage>
: to take an examination
: babysit
: to please or agree with one —used with with and an adverb <the decision did not sit well with me>
transitive verb
: to cause to be seated : place on or in a seat —often used with down
: to sit on (eggs)
: to keep one's seat on <sit a horse>
: to provide seats or seating room for
— sit on
— sit on one's hands
: to withhold applause : fail to show approval or enthusiasm
: to fail to take expected or appropriate action
— sit pretty
: to be in a highly favorable situation
— sit tight
: to maintain one's position without change
: to remain quiet in or as if in hiding
— sit under
: to attend religious service under the instruction or ministrations of; also : to attend the classes or lectures of
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Examples of SIT
- He was sitting in a chair next to the window.
- She sat across from me during dinner.
- The children sat cross-legged on the floor playing a game.
- Are you going to sit there and watch TV all day?
- Don't just sit there—do something!
- She walked around the table and sat across from me.
- She sat the toddler in the chair.
- The cat likes to sit by the window.
- The bird sat on the ledge.
- The limousine is sitting outside.
Origin of SIT
Middle English sitten, from Old English sittan; akin to Old High German sizzen to sit, Latin sedēre, Greek hezesthai to sit, hedra seat
Related to SIT
- Synonyms
- set [chiefly dialect]
Rhymes with SIT
Definition of SIT
: the manner in which a garment fits
: an act or period of sitting
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A fourth-quarter rally from Kormend fell short as they dropped to 0-2 in Group F of the EuroChallenge, with Szolnoki Olaj taking their first win 96-92.
The visitors never trailed in this all-Hungarian clash, but only just as Kormend came roaring back at the finish.
Szolnoki had taken control early, leading 21-10 on Brandon Gay's lay-up late in the first quarter and going up 40-19 when Akos Horvath nailed a pair of free throws midway through the second period.
The lead was 51-37 at half-time and the game seemed as good as over as Miklos Szabo's three-point play gave Szolnoki a 77-60 lead going into the final period.
But Kormend scored the first nine points of the final stanza, with Andras Rujak's lay-up cutting the gap to 77-69.
It was down to 80-75 with 5:25 left when Matthew Shaw made a lay-up, and it was Shaw again who made it 84-82 with 3:31 left on the clock.
Shaw then hit a three-pointer to tie it 86-86 with 1:58 on the clock and a stunning victory appeared to be on the cards.
But Gay hit back with a three of his own and Marton Bader then made it a five-point game with a lay-up.
When Bader split his free throws with 15 ticks left, Szolnoki were up 96-90, and although Rujak got two back from the line, Kormend had come up short.
Bader led Szolnoki with 33 points and 14 rebounds while Horvath had 21 points and Ernests Kalve 15.
Shaw collected 25 points for Kormend, with Zvonko Buljan adding 20, Rujak 19 and Vincent Simpson 17.
Körmend head coach Tamás Hencsey "First of all, congratulations to Szolnoki Olaj. In the beginning of the game we were not able to solve the neutralization of Márton Báder and our permanent problem came up. Especially from the offensive rebounds we allowed to much to the visiting team and thus got a lot of easy baskets. In the second half we were much more aggressive in defense and also in offense. In the 4th quarter our sixth player - the fans of Körmend - joined us and finally it was almost a ball game."
Körmend player András Ruják"The EC series is different for us than for Szolnok. We have different goals and we could play freely and without any pressure. The defense was not working in the first half but we were able to show that our team has a good spirit."
Szolnoki head coach Péter Por"We started the game well. We had a good rythm in the defense and also in the offense. We were able to make easy goals after a good defense but we were also able to play well against an organised defense. Mainly in center position thanks to the good play of Báder Márton. We almost won the game in the first 20 mins but Körmend changed its mind in the second half and due to their aggressive defense and their supporters they were able to catch us. At the end of the game my team played calmer and this led us to win the game."
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Traditionally, animal protection groups and industry have been on different sides in the debate over cosmetic regulation. However, with the China FDA consultation in progress, our sister organisation Cruelty Free International has adopted the innovative approach of a joint submission with leading European companies keen to avoid mandatory animal testing in China.
The campaign's submission, urging a route for industry to market free of animal testing, was agreed in association with The Body Shop, l'Occitane, Montagne Jeunesse and Marks and Spencer. In addition, Cruelty Free International has been consulting the European Chamber of Commerce in Beijing and a leading Chinese chemicals consultancy on the precise Chinese submission.
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