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The Erie BayHawks enjoyed an early Christmas dinner at the LECOM John M. & Silvia Ferretti Medical Fitness and Wellness Center. Since the NBA D-League basketball team was on the road in Iowa on Christmas Day, the LECOM culinary team served up a home-cooked pasta meal for the players and coaches on Wednesday, Dec. 23rd.
BayHawks Coach Jay Larranaga brought his father, Jim Larranaga, to the holiday feast. Jim Larranaga is the legendary head basketball coach at George Mason University and took his team to the NCAA Final Four in 2006. LECOM Provost and Senior Vice President Silvia Ferretti, D.O., stopped by to meet Jim Larranaga and wish the BayHawks a Merry Christmas.
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Tasmin Mitchell, a BayHawks forward from Louisiana, said LECOM's gesture meant a lot to him. This was the first Christmas he was away from his family. "We're very fortunate to play the game," Mitchell said. "We wish we were at home with our families but we're doing what we love and we thank LECOM for making us feel like we're at home."
"It's definitely a big deal," said Kyle Spain, a BayHawks forward and guard from California. "Just to have a meal with your teammates, they're just like family. This dinner means a lot because we are away from home." Spain said he and his teammates also appreciated the small Christmas trees LECOM sent to them to make their rooms more festive. LECOM also offered the players free postage so they could send letters and packages home.
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Jean Cook scored a late try as the Bulls came from behind to beat the Force 36-26 in Pretoria.
Morne Steyn scored a try within the first minute but that was the Bulls highlight package for the next 70 minutes until replacement flank Jean Cook scored from a maul to give the Bulls a match-winning lead and Werner Kruger got the bonus point try into injury time.
The Bulls led 14-9 at halftime and extended the lead to 19-12 before a Steyn pass was intercepted for a Force seven pointer.
The Bulls still didn't seem to be taking the Force seriously and on 52 minutes turned down a penalty from in front. It was a poor decision that could have cost them victory. However, the Force faded in the final few minutes to finish with nothing for a courageous effort.
The Force seemed to have done enough to get a losing bonus point when they defended 20 phases of Bulls attack to force a Bulls knock on with just 20 seconds to play. They then conceded a free kick from the scrum and the Bulls played their get out of jail card to claim a fourth try and a bonus point win.
The victory is on the board, as are the five league points. That reads far more impressive than the Bulls performance.
Arno Botha was very good, replacement loosie Cook enjoyed a decent debut, Steyn had his moments and wingers Bjorn Basson and Sampie Mastriet had good games but there was little to cheer from the rest of the Bulls, whose forwards were not dominant and whose backs continue to run too laterally to pose any attacking threat.
It could be that the Bulls didn't give the Force the necessary respect after the Australian franchise lost to Super Rugby newcomers the Kings a week ago. I hope that is the case because if the Bulls were switched on then it doesn't bode well for their season, especially when they travel.
The winners certainly played like a team that may challenge for a top six place, but not a top four.
Former Cheetahs flyhalf Sias Ebersohn impressed for the Force and his 16 points included a 58 metre penalty and two drop goals.
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Despite being separated by 4 1/2 hours and 240 miles of highway, Kinston and Waxhaw Cuthbertson have quite the budding rivalry.
They'll go at it again today with yet another 2A title on the line.
Meeting for the third time since last year's state 2A finals, the Vikings (27-2) and Cavaliers (29-3) will do it all again at noon today when they tip for the NCHSAA state 2A boys basketball championship at the Dean E. Smith Center in Chapel Hill.
Kinston won last year's meeting, 58-55, at N.C. State's Reynolds Coliseum to claim the school's third state crown. But Cuthbertson returned the favor by beating the Vikings 50-47 in the HighSchoolOT.com Holiday Invitational back in December.
Cuthbertson is only in its fourth year of existence and Kinston has been around since 1970, yet the schools' respective head coaches feel like they've been longtime conference foes.
"We know a lot about each other's kids. He's seen our kids and it is, it's pretty neat (to play Cuthbertson again)," Kinston coach Perry Tyndall said.
"We're not going to be over-hyped. It feels almost like a conference opponent because it's the third time (we've played) in a year almost."
Not since 1996 has a pair of teams with this much familiarity met in the state finals. According to freelance writer and N.C. high school basketball historian Alex Bass, Southwest Guilford and Thomasville met in the 2A title game that year after having met twice in the regular season. Those teams split their regular season meetings and Southwest Guilford won the state championship, 64-57.
Today will be the first championship meeting between teams who had seen each other in the regular season since then, and the first repeat boys championship game with the same teams since now-closed schools John A. Wilkinson High in Belhaven defeated Clarkton in back-to-back years for the 1A title in 1978-79.
While history lessons are good, it's what's at stake today that matters the most.
"We've got guys that have been there, and that does help. But you look across at Cuthbertson, (and) we're both back in the state championship game. They're not going to be wide-eyed," Tyndall said.
"Even though we've been there you still want your kids to get settled in because it's a different stage and a different venue. Our kids aren't fazed too much about that stuff. They're very business-like and they know what they want to do and I think they'll be ready."
The last time these two met was a disaster for the Vikings, who gave up a late double-digit lead and didn't score in the final quarter.
That game was the first time Kinston had encountered a great deal of game pressure, which it didn't handle so well.
"It was a combination of things: Handling pressure, being patient, just making good decisions in a pressure cooker. But, you know what, it was the first time we'd been put in that situation, too," Tyndall said.
"When the momentum shifted, you've got to find a way to stop that."
The game will feature several marquee players, including Cuthbertson junior point guard Shelton Mitchell, who has verbally committed to Wake Forest and averages over 21 points per game. On Kinston's side is sophomore wing Brandon Ingram, who has been offered a scholarship by N.C. State, and senior forward Denzel Keyes, who has signed with N.C. A&T for both football and basketball.
Keyes' older brother, Angelo, was the Most Outstanding Player in last year's finals, and Denzel Keyes scored in double figures in both games against Cuthbertson, drawing both praise and dread for having to face a Keyes for yet a third time.
"He is a beast. … He just goes and gets rebounds. He don't wait on them to find him he just goes and gets them," Cavs coach Mike Helms said of Denzel Keyes, who had 15 points and nine rebounds in last year's title game and 16 points and 11 rebounds in December. "I'm just very, very impressed with that kid. He can go inside, he can go outside, he's tough. He's a warrior."
Helms' own star, Mitchell, missed some time near the end of the regular season with tendinitis in one of his knees.
Mitchell had game-highs of 22 points and 19 points, respectively, in the teams' two matchups.
"He's real near 100 percent — probably not quite but he's real close. The last week of the regular season and the conference tournament we held him out for precautionary reasons — he could have played," Helms said.
"He's started out slow but by the second game he was looking more like Shelton so he's real close."
Since the two have met twice in just over a year there is plenty of film for the coaches to study. But what they see won't be the only thing the teams base their preparation on, because those games are over and this is a different contest.
"We'll study them, that's for sure," Helms said. "I think your team evolves as the year goes on. You look at how you're playing at Christmas like when we played together.
"I think our team's different (now) and I think theirs is, too, from that point. So we'll look at them as a point of reference, but we certainly won't base everything we try to work on this week based on those two games because they are in the past."
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Vintage Chest of Drawers and an Industrial Planter Box & A Mag Feature
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- Kate said...
Hi Sandy
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- March 1, 2012 at 7:53 AM
- Ticking and Toile said...
Wow! Love that little planter box....anything on wheels makes me crazy!!!! Love the whole set up!
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- Fiona, LilyfieldLife said...
hi Sandy
both the chest of drawers and the planter box look lovely. And yay for the magazine feature. looking forward to seeing it.
cheers Fiona
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- Heaven's Walk said...
Gorgeous, Sandy! I never tire of seeing the beautiful transformations that you make! :)
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- Candylei said...
Beautiful. I'll take the flowers, too. Love your blog banner...it says SPRING!
- March 1, 2012 at 12:31 PM
- Michele @ The Nest at Finch Rest said...
And hey - you didn't paint your planter boxes white! What gives?
(Hee hee just kiddin!)
Love 'em. Love the dresser - the original handles are awesome.
- March 1, 2012 at 1:55 PM
- lucy said...
it never ceases to amaze me how fast you crank out these beautiful pieces of furniture! I've done lots of furniture painting in my own home and know the work that is involved! So blessings to you today, and thanks for all the inspiration!
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- Special 'K' said...
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i love ALL your stuff! I love your style. everything is so fresh, clean, and beautiful!!
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Great post -- and obsessed with interiors tips!! Keep up the fab work!
Started following your blog :) Hope you'll check mine out too!
- March 5, 2012 at 8:09 AM
- Vintage Bowerbird said...
Congrats on the magazine feature.
Your page is beautiful, as are all of your photos.
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Spartak Moscow Region survived a furious fight-back from hosts Gambrinus Brno on Sunday to capture the EuroLeague Women title for the second time in a row.
Lauren Jackson scored 18 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead Spartak to a 75-60 triumph. The Australia superstar, who had 35 in Spartak's semi-final success against Ekaterinburg, was named Final Four MVP.
The first day of the EuroLeague Women Final Four is in the books and for our money we got plenty of great basketball including an overtime thriller between Bourges and hosts Brno.
In the great tradition of the Faurie Files here are some news and notes from the semi-finals.
Gambrinus Brno coach Jan Bobrovsky and his players lived to fight another day after a stunning overtime victory against Bourges in Friday's second game at the EuroLeague Women Final Four.
The Czech giants won 90-81 and are now just one victory away from a second European title in three years, but they will have to overcome defending champions Spartak Moscow Region on Sunday.
Lauren Jackson erupted for 35 points and Tina Thompson weighed in with 24 as Spartak Moscow Region beat fellow Russian heavyweights UMMC Ekaterinburg in the opening game of the EuroLeague Women Final Four on Friday in Brno.
Jackson, the Australia international superstar, also had 12 rebounds as the defending champions won 78-68 but she played the last several minutes in discomfort after injuring her foot.
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RYAN VREDE, in Dublin, writes JP Pietersen believes he has yet to touch the ceiling of his potential.
Pietersen initially struggled to impose himself as a midfielder for the Sharks in Super Rugby but burned white hot when shifted back to wing. Cruelly a fractured thumb sidelined him for the entire Rugby Championship, just as head coach Heyneke Meyer was preparing to assemble a backline he felt could provide stern examinations of the southern hemisphere's best.
The Springboks sorely missed Pietersen's experience game-breaking ability, with Bryan Habana emerging as the only standout performer in a decidedly impotent back division.
The Habana-Pietersen reunion must wait, the former absent from the tour due to a knee injury sustained in the Currie Cup final. However, the Springboks will benefit from Pietersen's drive and physicality as well as his mental refreshment that was a by-product of his layoff. He offered an ominous warning to future opponents.
'I had a good 2007, but this was one of my best years. As I mature I think I can only get better from here,' Pietersen said. 'By maturity I mean the ability to think on my feet, where as a youngster I expected things to come my way. I've learned what my strong and weak points are. My work rate has improved, that's the main thing.'
In saying that Pietersen addressed criticism he faced for his seeming unwillingness to engineer opportunities for himself. Habana, even in his biggest slumps in form, could never be accused of a lack of industry. Pietersen, conversely, grew in anonymity the deeper his struggles became.
'I've heard that a lot over the last few years – I can't concentrate for 80 minutes. But I'm older now and probably a little wiser. It's been the case in the past but I've overcome that challenge,' he said.
Assistant coach Ricardo Loubscher praised Pietersen for an attitude of professionalism, a quality that he hasn't always possessed, and one that came through again when asked if he considered himself a midfielder or wing.
'I'm a team man and wherever the coach plays me I'm happy. We all know that my preferred position is wing. But whatever he decides I'm happy with.'
The question was a pertinent one because this website has it on excellent authority that Meyer would have played Pietersen at outside centre had Habana not been injured. He still sees a future for Pietersen in the position and indeed has already cast his mind to utilising him there in 2013, should his attempts to secure the services of Jaque Fourie prove fruitless.
It is hard to believe that Pietersen, 26, is just short of a decade of Springbok duty. He has turned mentor to the likes of Raymond Rhule, whom he said has 'a very bright future'. His generosity will, however, not extend to opening the door for the youngster through sub-standard performances. An unplanned period of rest has inadvertently galavanised him.
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- 1 Who may be recalled?
- 2 Procedures
- 2.1 Who can initiate?
- 2.2 Recall committee registration
- 2.3 Form of the petition
- 2.4 Number of required signatures
- 2.5 Dates of signatures
- 2.6 Time allowed to collect signatures
- 2.7 Circulator requirements
- 2.8 Definition of a valid signature
- 2.9 Certification of sufficiency/insuffiency
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§§9.1 0(1) and (3), Wis. Stats. are the statutory expression of how recall campaigns are to be conducted in Wisconsin.
Who may be recalled?
The right of recall in Wisconsin extends to all elective offices in the state, but only after the elected official has served a full year in his or her current term of office.
Specifically, the right of recall extends to all statewide executive officers, including the Governor of Wisconsin, the Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Treasurer, the Attorney General of Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Secretary of State, the Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction, and all members of the Wisconsin State Senate and the Wisconsin State Assembly.
In terms of local elected positions, the right of recall extends to incumbent elected officials of any city, village, town, town sanitary district, or school district in the state.
Wisconsin is one of nine states with provisions that say that the right of recall extends to recalling members of its federal congressional delegation, but it hasn't been clear whether federal courts would allow states to actually recall their federal politicians.[1]
According to §9.1 0(6), Wis. Stats., if an elected official is targeted for recall, a recall election is held, and the incumbent retains his or her seat, that incumbent officeholder cannot be targeted again for recall during the term of office in which the unsuccessful recall attempt took place.
Who can initiate?
The person who files a recall petition is referred to as the "petitioner" for that particular recall effort.
To be a recall petitioner, that person must be a "qualified elector of the election district from which the officeholder was elected."
In Wisconsin, a "qualified elector" is someone who:
- Is a citizen of the United States
- Is 18 years of age or older
- Has resided in the district or jurisdiction where the recall is sought for at least 10 days.
Recall committee registration
Before circulating a petition for recall, someone who wishes to sponsor a recall effort must register his or her intent to do so with the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board. This includes a Campaign Registration Statement along with a second statement indicating:
- The petitioner's intent to circulate a recall petition. This intent is indicated on a form called the Statement of Intent to Circulate Recall Petition.
- The name of the officeholder for whom recall is sought, and
- The reason for the recall, which must be related to the official responsibilities of the officeholder.
Form of the petition
- Each sheet of paper that is circulated for the purposes of collecting signatures for the recall must have "on its face, at the top, in bold print" the words: RECALL PETITION.
- The name of the targeted incumbent officeholder must be identified on the petition.
- Only one officeholder can be named on a recall petition. If recall organizers are simultaneously targeting more than one incumbent, entirely separate recall petition sheets must be circulated for each such targeted incumbent.
On each petition sheet, there must be a space for qualified electors to:
- Sign their name
- List their municipality of residence, along with the post office address, including street and number, if any, or rural route. According to regulations, the address must be complete and it must clearly show that the signer resides in the district or jurisdiction represented by the targeted incumbent officeholder.
- List the date that the person signed the petition.
Each separate petition sheet of a recall petition must contain a completed statement that is known as a Certification of Circulator.
Number of required signatures
The number of valid signatures required for a recall election is 25% of the number of persons that voted in the last preceding election for the office of governor within the electoral district of the officer sought to be recalled. Each signer must be a qualified voter within the district represented by the officeholder being recalled, and the address of each signer must be located within that district.
Anyone who wants to circulate a recall petition is allowed to request from the appropriate filing officer the exact number of signatures required in the relevant political jurisdiction. When a filing officer receives such a request, they are required to make that determination and provide it to the person who requested the information.
Dates of signatures
When a person signs a recall petition, in order for the signature to count as valid, the person must put on the petition sheet the date that they signed the petition. In order for a signature to count as valid, the dates of signing must:
- Be within 60 days from the date the recall petitioner registered with the filing officer.
- Not be later than the date of the circulator's signature in the Certification of Circulator.
Time allowed to collect signatures
Circulation of the recall petition must be completed within 60 days after registration. The completed petition must be returned to the original filing officer no later than 5:00 p.m. on the 60th day from the date of registration. Any signature dated before this 60 day period is invalid.
Circulator requirements
After the signatures are obtained, a certification must be completed by the circulator.
The circulator must:
- List his or her full address, including municipality of residence, and street and number, if any, or rural route.
- Sign and date the certification after they have obtained the signatures.
- Have personally circulated the petition and personally obtained each of the signatures on the paper.
- State that he or she is aware that falsifying the certification is illegal.
Definition of a valid signature
§9.10(2), Wis. Stats., defines the characteristics that a signature on a recall petition must exhibit in order to be counted by election officials as a valid signature.
According to §9.10(2), a signature is not valid and therefore cannot be counted if:
- The signature is not dated.
- The signature is dated, but the date on the signature falls outside the allowed circulation period.
- The signature is dated, but the date on the signature is after the date that the circulator put on the Certification of Circulator that is on the petition sheet containing the disputed signature.
- It is not possible to determine, from the address provided on the petition sheet, where that person lives.
- The signature is that of an individual who is not a resident of the jurisdiction or district from which the elective official being recalled is elected.
- The signer has been adjudicated not to be a qualified elector on grounds of incompetency or limited incompetency as provided in §6.03 (3), Wis. Stats.
- The signer is not a qualified elector by reason of age.
- The circulator knew or should have known that the signer, for any other reason, was not a qualified elector.
Furthermore, signatures on a petition sheet will not be counted as valid if:
- The circulator of a petition sheet fails to sign that sheet's Certification of Circulator. In this case, all the signatures on that sheet are counted as invalid, even if they would have otherwise been counted as valid.
- The circulator of a particular petition sheet is not a qualified circulator. In this case, all the signatures on that sheet are counted as invalid, even if they would have otherwise been counted as valid.
Certification of sufficiency/insuffiency
Election officials must provide a "certificate of sufficiency" or a "certificate of insufficiency" within 31 days after recall organizers have submitted the signatures on the recall petition.
A "certificate of sufficiency" must:
- State the number of petition sheets that were filed.
- The number of signatures that were determined to be valid.
A "certificate of insufficiency" must:
- Explain in detail why enough signatures of those that were submitted were determined to be invalid so that the remaining number of valid signatures falls below the minimum threshold of signatures required to force a recall election.
Within seven days after a final determination of sufficiency or insufficiency of a recall petition has been made by the relevant election authorities, the petitioner or the incumbent against whom the recall petition is directed may file a petition in a Wisconsin court for a writ of mandamus contesting that determination.
Correction of insufficiencies
If the relevant election officials file a "certificate of insufficiency", recall organizers have five (5) days to correct some of the problems that may have led to that determination. Recall organizers, specifically, are allowed within five (5) days to:
- If a circulator failed to fill out the Certificate of Circulator on one or more petition sheets and, as a result, none of those signatures were counted as valid, that circulator may correct this flaw, allowing those signatures to be counted as valid.
- A person who signed the petition did not affix a date, or affixed an incorrect date. If that signer can be located, and this deficiency fixed within the allowed five (5) days, that signature can then be counted.
- If the circulator signed the Certificate of Circulator, but left legally required information off the certificate, such as his or her complete address, this deficiency can be corrected within the 5 day window for correcting deficiencies.
If, when these deficiencies are corrected, the number of valid signatures is determined to be sufficient to force a recall election, the relevant election officials will then issue a "Certificate of Sufficiency."
Challenges to signatures
Within ten (10) days of the time that signatures are submitted, the targeted incumbent elected official can challenge the sufficiency of the signatures. This must be done by filing a written, sworn complaint with the filing officer who received the signatures.
- The filing officer or agency is required to review any such written, sworn complaints
- The burden of proof for any challenge rests with the individual who brings the challenge.
- The challenge to the validity of any of the signatures "shall be presented by affidavit or other supporting evidence demonstrating a failure to comply with statutory requirements" for a valid signature.
- If the challenger can establish that a person signed the recall petition more than once, the second and subsequent signatures of that person are not to be counted.
- If the challenger "demonstrates that someone other than the elector signed for the elector" that signature is not be counted "unless the elector is unable to sign due to physical disability and authorized another individual to sign in his or her behalf."
- If the challenger "demonstrates that the date of a signature is altered and the alteration changes the validity of the signature", that signature is not to be counted as valid.
- If the challenger establishes "that an individual is ineligible to sign the petition", that signature is not to be counted as valid.
These reasons cannot be used to strike a signature:
- "No signature may be stricken on the basis that the elector was not aware of the purpose of the petition, unless the purpose was misrepresented by the circulator."
- "No signature may be stricken if the circulator fails to date the certification of circulator."
- "If a signature on a petition sheet is crossed out by the petitioner before the sheet is offered for filing, the elimination of the signature does not affect the validity of other signatures on the petition sheet."
- If the signature was collected "in violation of any time or place restrictions for public buildings or public employees imposed by statute or rule."[2]
Review of petition
Within 31 days after the petition (with signatures) is submitted to the filing officer, he or she has 31 days to determine the sufficiency of the petition and also that it meets all necessary requirements. Following this review, the filing officer must attach to the petition either a certificate of sufficiency or of insufficiency, allowing at least 10 days for the officeholder being recalled to file any challenge.
If the petition is considered sufficient, the filing officer will submit it to the appropriate local governing body, which will then immediately call a recall election to be held on the Tuesday of the 6th week after the date on which the clerk issued the certificate of sufficiency.
Contact information
- Wisconsin Government Accountability Board
- 212 East Washington Avenue, Third Floor
- Madison, Wisconsin 53703
- Phone: 608.266.8005
State senator recalls, 2011
See also
External links
- Government Accountability Board information on Wisconsin recalls
- Recall manual of Congressional, County and State Officials published in June 2009 by the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board
- Chapter 9, Wisconsin Statutes, on "Post-Election Actions; Direct Legislation
- National Conference of State Legislatures, Statewide Recall
- Wisconsin Voter Data Request Form
- ↑ Big Government, "The Right of Recall", February 9, 2010
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Rules for circulating recall petitions in public buildings", March 3, 2011
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cute I love Boo so I just had to get it. he is really soft and fuzzy. He is cute but very pricy. June 4, 2013
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There's no reason your outdoor furnishings have to be any less chic than your indoor furniture. With its confident simplicity and gracefully rounded tabletop, this table is a sophisticated centerpiece for outdoor entertaining that manages to blend seamlessly with the natural beauty of the outdoors.Constructed from Indonesian teak—a conscientiously grown renewable organic material harvested from plantation forests. Excellent for outdoor furniture because its extremely tight wood grain is impervious to water and resists rot and warping, teak wood will also last for years with minimal shrinking or swelling due to its naturally high rubber content. Without maintenance a rich silvery patina develops on your piece. Light sanding or application of teak oil will maintain the original honey brown color. All pieces are skillfully constructed to allow for variables in outdoor temperatures and conditions. Brass-plated steel screws are used for added strength and rust prevention.
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Our noses must be different....
I've been interested in the Creed house for a long time.
I haven't been able to buy any because of the prices.
I had read/watched many reviews, and decided to try Aventus as my first Creed fragrance.
I bought a couple of samples, and I was extremely disappointed.
I don't know why anyone else hasn't pointed this out, but Creed Aventus smells exactly like Bvlgari Pour Homme Extreme.
I have both of them. I hate Bvlgari Pour Homme Extreme, so I automatically hate Creed Aventus.
I seriously don't see why someone would spend $250 for a Creed fragrance when they could get the same scent for about $50.
I am SO HAPPY that I didn't waste my money on a full bottle of Creed.
I'm currently wearing both colognes (one on each hand) and they smell the same.
I hope I'm not the only one who's noticed this.
The next Creed I'll sample will be Silver Mountain Water.
Our noses must be different....
"...call on God, but row away from the rocks..."
I don't think they smell anything alike.
Oriscent, AgarAura Pure Ouds, Creed, LIDGE, Patou Pour Homme, tons of niche and rare stuff for sale!
Yeah. I have the Pour Homme Extreme on my right hand and the Aventus on my left hand.
I do get a faint smell of the pineapple in Creed for the first 5 seconds, but after that, it's straight Pour Homme Extreme.
In contrary to a lot of reviews I've seen, I think this Aventus has good longevity. It's just not something I'd pay big bucks for.
i think aventus is top draw. i usually always go for gourmonds and vanillas,
but this stuff blew me away. with creeds your paying the extra for the quality of the ingredients
aventus pretty much does what it says on the tin but better.
what kind of smell are you looking for?
Current top 5
1 spiriteuse double vanille
2 musc ravageur
3 versace dreamer
4 chanel allure
5 new haarlem
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Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
I'm looking for a fruity fragrance. That's why I bought the Creed Aventus. The pineapple note is what caught my attention. I have tried another Creed, but I forgot the name of it. It had a strong coconut smell,and I kind of liked it.
Do you know of any good fruity masculine fragrances?
Oriscent, AgarAura Pure Ouds, Creed, LIDGE, Patou Pour Homme, tons of niche and rare stuff for sale!
Want to trade - Chanel Platinum Egoiste for Dior Eau Sauvage...
coconut note creed would be virgin island water its got a lime tropical vibe
Current top 5
1 spiriteuse double vanille
2 musc ravageur
3 versace dreamer
4 chanel allure
5 new haarlem
OH!!! Virgin Island Water! That will be the next Creed I try then. Thanks!
I'm guess the fruity type I'm looking for is melon. It's hard to try different colognes in my area because the shops over here usually only carry the "safe" colognes.
Hypocrites will always be a thorn in my back....and my middle finger will always be the best remedy.....
milliseme imperial is famed for its melon note
cheaper alternatives could be ed hardys love and luck .or sean john unforgivable
Current top 5
1 spiriteuse double vanille
2 musc ravageur
3 versace dreamer
4 chanel allure
5 new haarlem
Wow! Thanks for the help, guys I'll also try out that Milliseme Imperial and Legend Mont Blanc.
Nah...for me it was a good investment.
As I mentioned in another thread, I have a sample of Aventus and I too didn't understand the hype at first. It was way too smokey and I didn't get much fruity notes. Few months later, I tried it again and I was starting to understand why people liked it. The pineapple vibe was starting to emerge over the smokiness.
And then about a month after that, I truly got it. It smelt heavenly. Got a really nice fruity/pineapple note and the smokiness was more in the background. A very classic and addictive scent. Definitely going to get a bottle in the future. I liked it so much I couldn't get the scent out of my mind for a while.
Of the Creeds, I have full bottles of SMW and Himalaya. Next bottle I'm getting is VIW, but after that, it'll be Aventus. Can't believe Fragrancenet used to sell it for $140-$150 back earlier this year. I missed out on that bargain.
We're happy you're happy you didn't buy it. I don't particularly like Aventus myself, but I'm quite sure it doesn't smell like EXACTLY like Bulgari Homme Extreme. You may not have noticed yet, but there are hundreds of Basenoters here, and dozens of threads about Aventus. With all due respect for your nose, I think one of the other thousand plus posts about Avenus just might have made note of the similarity if it smelled "exactly" like Bulgari Pour Homme Etreme. M
Millesime Imperial is king of the melon scents, and it's really good, but be advised some find it's longevity lacking. Most fruit scents are fairly fleeting. Keep sampling till you find one that works for you.
Haha! I didn't get the Irish Spring vibe out of mine. It smells very smoky to me. It's like when people have bonfires in their back yards; that type of smoke.
All noses are different and yours may be an extreme case or it just flat out doesn't work on your skin. But Aventus is a truly great scent. And while it may not be worth the cash it costs for some people, it certainly rises well above your typical designer fragrance. I bought it the first month it was out...the only niche I paid full NM price for, and I'm glad I did it. Again, maybe it just doesn't work for you...too bad really. I haven't come across anyone who doesn't have some sort of positive reaction.
I agree with you. A lot of people love One Million, but I think it's disgusting as well. To make it even worse, women actually love how One Million smells on me. I wish I could like it too, but it really makes me sick.
Both Creed Aventus and Bvlgari Pour Homme Extreme are amazing fragrances, but they smell disgusting to me for some reason.
Bro if you want fruity pineapple and you got around $20 to spend, do yourself a flavor and get Lapidus Pour Homme.
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2. Lectric Shave
3. Vicks Vapor Rub
4. Febreze Pour Homme
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Don't like it.
Last edited by Marathon Alchemist; 14th December 2011 at 07:03 AM.
I love both, they smell totally different...
I agree - it is a waste of money.
Last edited by petruccijc; 14th December 2011 at 12:13 PM.
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Good to know as I already own BPHE.
A waste of money, maybe, does it smell bad, certainly not. I think Aventus smells very good, but it's not the most unique fragrance out there, but then not a lot of Creeds are.
I do not get similarities btw Aventus and the Bvlgari, however once i was wearing Aventus, it was mistaken for Platinum Egoiste.
Current top 5:
1. MDCI Chypre Palatin
2. Guerlain Arsene Lupin (Dandy)
3. Roja Dove Enigma Parfum Pour Homme
4. Roja Dove Vetiver Extrait
5. Guerlain Heritage (any formulation)
Decants for swap: http://www.basenotes.net/threads/403...mples-for-Swap
Fruity masculine ? Melon ?
Dude u HAVE to try Carolina Herrera Chic for men.
It has a lush , juicy , yummy Watermelon note in it and on my skin is quite dominant with some subtle spicy notes in the background. A Lovely composition with above average longevity and sillage.
Aventus is the best thing i've ever smelt in my entire life. I'd sell all my other fragrances if I had to to own Aventus.
Nothing alike at all.....Gary
Aventus has been a flat-out winner for me. No disappointment here.
I love threads like this. Good press/bad press, no matter. Still creates a buzz and interest to get people to check things out for themselves which ultimatly leads more buyers to purchase Aventus and therefore keep it in production for us who LOVE and appreciate such a fine fragrance. I checked out Aventus from reading the + and- on basenotes and I'm So glad I did. It's so worth it "for me". It was not a waste of money "for me".
I seriously don't see why someone would spend $50 for Bvlgari Pour Homme Extreme.
Right now I think that I have all the fragrances that I want.
Creed's to me smell like scented water, even their oud seems watered down. I can't get past it. But I guess the whole brand of Creed has never appealed to me, their scents just top that off. Amateur overview I know, I don't care though
I like Aventus, and it's not a bad value based on how potent it is and how long it lasts. 1 spray of this stuff lasts all day and it has a lot of projection and sillage too.
you could also try Polo Blue for a nice Melon note that stays long .
Longevity and sillage are very good as well .
Hypocrites will always be a thorn in my back....and my middle finger will always be the best remedy.....
They smell nothing a like.
Last edited by silentrich; 9th October 2012 at 05:19 PM.
So... I decided to wear the Creed Aventus to school. As soon as I got there, I went to the lunch counter to buy some tea, as usual. There were four lunch ladies working behind the counter. Literally three seconds after I walked up to the counter, all four of the ladies FROZE in their steps. They were in awe, and their jaws dropped!
They were like... "You smell SOO GOOD", "I can't believe how GOOD you smell", "You smell AMAZING"! They just kept going on and on!
They asked what I was wearing. I told them Creed Aventus. They said they'd never heard of it, but they absolutely LOVE it!
I told them I hated it, and they insisted that it smelled amazing on me. I had been dealing with these women for about 6 months now, and this is the first time I'd ever had any type of reaction like that. All 4 of them were seriously aroused! I could see it in their faces.
One of them said, "You're lucky this counter is between us, because if it weren't, I'd be all over you!"
Guys, seriously!!! Why can't I smell it the way they smell it? This is driving me crazy!
One thing I should point out is that they were cooking while all of this was happening, so the Creed Aventus apparently projected and cut through the dense smell of food. The ladies picked it up immediately without a problem.
As far as Aventus being a waste of money, your correct, if you buy it and can't enjoy it, that would be a waste of money. I bought it and I enjoy Aventus, so no waste here. Aventus is so very predictable, sometimes when I know I'm going to be "close" to someone, I put a small amount on, and I be darn if Aventus hasn't always elicited a positive and favorable response, it works every time.
Oriscent, AgarAura Pure Ouds, Creed, LIDGE, Patou Pour Homme, tons of niche and rare stuff for sale!
Aventus does smell like piss.. I'm not going to lie.
When I first got it.. I got caught up in all the Basenotes hype... bought a few decants from different batches which I'm stuck with now. I could never wear it.. might just be my age group (20 year old male.)
Compared to MI and VIW (both of which are great fragrances... not excellent... but decant worthy)... Aventus is a pass for me.
Top 5:
1) La Nuit De L'Homme by Yves Saint Laurent
2) Lumière Noire pour Homme by Maison Francis Kurkdjian
3) Royal Oud by Creed
4) One Million by Paco Rabanne
5) Allure Homme Sport by Chanel
I must say I'm quite envious of your ability to pee Pineapple and Oakmoss, Very impressive.
You could've removed "aventus" from your thread title and this still would be the truest thread in basenotes history.
If you're being a pedant (rather than a droll predictable anti Creeder) you could have removed Creed and Aventus and replaced them with Fragrance.
A waste of money? Subjective but so is anything you don't like, whether it costs $250 or $2.50. Personally it's worth every penny to me, and although I respect those who don't care for it the fact remains I do, and am happy to pay for it. I like it and at the end of the day that is truly all that matters.
Of course it's a waste of money...if you don't like it. I actually love this scent, so it is unquestionably worth it to me.
"I am a robot and I like cheese"
Top 5:
1. Axe Kilo
2. Lectric Shave
3. Vicks Vapor Rub
4. Febreze Pour Homme
5. Preferred Stock


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La migliore reflex che abbia posseduto.
Posseggo laD1x , la D2xs, la D300 e altri corpi macchina FM. FE. F3 ecc.ecc.
Non ho ancora provato la D4 per paragonarla alla mia D3s,ma ciò che ho fatto con la D3s e difficile che lo rifaccia con altre reflex.
Sotto la neve, sotto la pioggia battente, vicino la lava incandescente, al mare.
Più che una reflex e' un mezzo anfibio senza mai, dico mai perdere un colpo.
Il mio voto personale e' 10 e Lode.