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Because the Lakers can just not pick up his option at the end of the season.
With Fisher, they would have had to pay him the $3.4M next season plus tax penalties.
If the trade was just for Fisher, I'd be ok with the trade. But the Lakers gave up a 1st round pick. A first round pick gets you an impact player. Hill will most likely not even get many minutes and there is a chance the Lakers don't even keep him. So there's a strong chance the Lakers gave up a 1st round pick for nothing.
I liked the idea of using the first round pick to get Beasley. Since that deal fell through, it would have been better for the Lakers to keep the pick.
They had to include the pick to incentivize the Rockets to deal. The Rockets basically paid for the pick by acquiring Fisher's contract.
A first round pick doesn't get you an impact player necessarily. The vast majority of first round picks are actually non-impact players. I mean great example is Jordan Hill. He was what the 8th overall in 2009? And he can't get off the bench. But he costs money. The Lakers don't want to have to draft a guy in the late 20s, and then have to pay double if not more than double than his contract requires and then he can't even get off the bench.
But I understand where you're coming from, heck I wish we could have just traded all of our garbage for impact players but the reality is that Houston isn't going to pay money to get Fisher. How does that make sense when they could just keep Jordan Hill and let him walk at the end of this season? You want them to NOT save that money, lose Jordan Hill and pay MORE money to acquire Derek Fisher? Not happening in the real world. They agreed to pay Derek so they can get the first round pick. I would have preferred Beasley as well, but TWolves pulled out at the last minute even after everyone agreed verbally it sounds like. Can't deal with someone who doesn't want to deal.


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The collection consists of correspondence (1864-1865) from Jesse Hill of Davidson County, N.C., to his wife, Emoline Hill. At the time, Jesse Hill was serving under Lieutenant John Pratt, "Hooks" [Robert F. Hoke's] Brigade, 21st North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Confederate States Army. Hill's letters were written during the last years of the Civil War from various camps in North Carolina and Virginia (Kinston, Wainsborough [Waynesboro], Stanton, Newmarket, and Petersburg).
Described are his issue of food and clothing and the conditions of health and welfare of the members of his company. The shortage of a sufficient food supply became an increasingly serious problem in 1865. Due to this food shortage as well as a general low moral, the desertion rate was unusually high. The correspondence tells of his contemplating desertion, repeatedly laments the utter idiocy of the continuance of the war, and reports that only ten men remained in his company in October, 1864. General agreement existed among his company by the fall of 1864 that the war was lost. By January, 1865, the number of desertions totaled one hundred per night.
Hill managed to survive the battles that took the lives of many of his fellow soldiers. However, his health deteriorated in 1865 due to reported rheumatism. He was often forced to sleep upon the bare ground in wet clothing from forced marches through swamps and across rivers and creeks. In one letter he reports on a scouting mission near Kinston, N.C., during which women and children were robbed by the men in his company. Animals and livestock were killed and pillaging was rampant. Also described is life behind breastworks among the bullets of Union snipers and the almost complete absence of food on various occasions. Hill remarks that he has not "drawn one cent in pay" since entering the service.
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FACTS & STATS: Site: Michie Stadium (38,000) -- West Point, New York. Television: CBSSN. Home Record: Air Force 4-1, Army 1-4. Away Record: Air Force 1-2, Army 0-3. Neutral Record: Air Force 0-0, Army 0-0. Conference Record: Air Force 4-1, Army 0-0. Series Record: Air Force leads, 32-13-1.
GAME NOTES: The Air Force Falcons have a chance to become bowl eligible as they take on the Army Black Knights in the second game of the Commander-in- Chief's Trophy competition.
The Commander-in-Chief's Trophy goes to the team with the most wins in the annual round-robin competition between the NCAA's three service academies. Air Force suffered an overtime loss to Navy in this season's first installment of the competition.
The Black Knights have a 13-game losing streak in the event, including a six- game losing streak to Air Force. The Falcons hold a 32-13-1 edge in their all- time series with Army.
Air Force is riding a three-game winning streak after taking down Stefphon Jefferson and the Nevada Wolf Pack, 48-31, in a crucial Mountain West Conference bout last week. The three-game streak is the longest for the program since 2010. Coach Troy Calhoun has a 46-27 record during his tenure and has gone to a bowl game in each of his first five seasons. Just one game out, Air Force is in second place in its conference and would really benefit from a momentum building win with three league games left to play.
Army had its hopes of returning to the bowl season shattered last week as it lost 30-22 to Ball State. It was the third loss in a row which dropped coach Rich Ellerson's record to 16-29 with the program. A win by Army would raise the stakes in its season-ending rivalry game versus Navy.
Air Force has the second best rushing offense in the FBS, trailing only Army, with an average of 366.3 yards per game. The Falcons are coming off of their second best offensive performance of the season as they racked up 600 total yards (461 rushing) and outscored Nevada's high-powered offense by 17 points.
Although the Falcons clearly favor the run, senior quarterback Connor Dietz's recent performance has to be tempting the coaching staff to air it out. Dietz went 6-of-7 for 139 yards and two TDs last week, while also rushing for 68 yards and a score. In his past four games, Dietz has completed 25-of-32 attempts for 431 yards and give TDs with no interceptions.
Dietz would be leading the FBS in passing efficiency (187.2) if he had enough attempts to qualify. He is also second on the team with 527 rushing yards and tied for second with four TDs on 93 attempts.
The star of the offense has been the 5-foot-7, 175 pound Chris Getz. The senior tailback entered the season with just 286 rushing yards. He has since added 928 yards and eight TDs on 122 attempts in six games before sustaining an ankle injury against Wyoming that has kept him sidelined for two straight games. His return for this week is doubtful.
Fellow senior Wes Cobb made up for Getz's absence by tallying a career-high 152 yards and a touchdown on 30 carries versus Nevada. Cobb was also productive in the prior week against New Mexico, producing 82 yards and three TDs on 17 attempts. Ty MacArthur is leading the team with 346 receiving yards and 18 receptions. The junior wideout also has 375 rushing yards on the year.
Air Force has a below average defense with surrendered averages of 421.5 yards and 27.5 points per game. Last week, Nevada, which ranked sixth in the FBS in total offense with an average of 541.1 yards per contest going into the contest, was held to 380 yards by the Falcons in one of their best performances of the season.
Air Force gets senior leadership from linebacker Austin Niklas, who is leading the team with 75 total stops. Alex Means is a versatile defender as has registered a team-high 7.5 tackles for loss and two interceptions, which ties for first on the squad.
Army's FBS leading rushing attack has not led to enough points to warrant wins this season. The Black Knights are ranked 35th in the nation in total offense (446.4 ypg), but just 85th in scoring offense (24.8 ppg).
With such a prolific rushing attack the Black Knights have had a stable of backs carrying the ball, led by Raymond Maples, who has 834 yards on 148 carries for a solid 5.6 yards per carry and 104.3 yards per game. Quarterback Trent Steelman (709 yards, 10 TDs) leads the team in touchdown runs and is first on the team in attempts with 149.
As a passer, Steelman has completed only 25 passes all season for 394 yards and one touchdown. The senior signal caller has only attempted more than nine passes in game on one occasion this season.
The Black Knights are generous on the defensive side. They give up an average of 36.9 points and 459.5 yards per contest. Army has a number of prolific tacklers led by Geoffery Bacon, who has piled up 87 tackles, which is the seventh most among FBS players. Brandon Fusilier- Jeffires has 59 total tackles, while Nate Combs has been a force on the line with six sacks and nine total tackles for loss.
Both teams employ a triple-option wishbone rushing attack. Although Army is slightly better at rushing the ball, it is nowhere near as efficient as its opponent on the other side of the ball. With or without Getz, Air Force should be able to escape West Point with its winning streak intact.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Air Force 27, Army 17
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When Harry Jackson and Thomas Glenn took over World Travel in Santa Ana, the company had two phone numbers: 2818 and 3956. That was it. Just four digits for each line. The year was 1938, and the city only had about 7,200 telephones, so there was no need for three-digit prefixes or area codes.
In those days, a travel agent working on the phone faced a dilemma when the other line rang. To answer the second line, the employee had to physically go into the office where the other phone was located. There were no extra buttons for extensions.
Now, 75 years later, World Travel has a 10-digit toll-free number used by customers around the world. While travel has evolved from the steamship to the spaceship, one thing remains the same: The company is still being run by a Jackson – Harry's son, Tom, who is the 73-year-old president.
Ed Hart, director of the Center for Family Business at Cal State Fullerton, calls the travel agency's 75 years in business a remarkable run, especially considering the upheavals in the travel industry over the past seven decades.
"In family businesses in general, 70 percent don't make the transition from Generation One to Generation Two," Hart said.
Tom Jackson said the business has survived all these years because of a fundamental piece of advice his father gave him early on: "Run it like a business. Make sure you can pay the rent and the bills."
Jackson said his father didn't have any grand plan when the two men bought the business. They were teachers at what was then called Santa Ana Junior College and just wanted to travel, so they decided, "Let's start a travel business."
They bought World Travel Bureau for $150, which included everything – files, desk, four chairs, supply rack and mailing list, all neatly itemized in sepia-colored ink on the statement of sale. (Tom Jackson said they paid $100 down, but nobody knows if the remaining $50 ever got paid.)
It was not the greatest time to start a business, with the country still struggling after the Depression. The pair decided to target teachers and "the local gentry" for what they called their cooperative educational tours. The first tour, in 1938, was a 58-day trip to Europe. The cost was $680.50 for third-class ocean passage or $760 for an upgrade to tourist class.
The next year they faced their first challenge. Their 1939 tour was on the last boat back before the Germans attacked Poland. The senior Jackson soon joined the U.S. Army Air Corps and left the business in the hands of two sisters who worked for him. His instructions: "Just keep it going any way you can because I'll be back."
After the war, Harry Jackson picked up where he had left off. Son Tom joined him at age 12 in the summer of 1952, helping with brochures and booking then-popular trips to Catalina Island. Tom Jackson got to travel, too. His first tour was 78 days in Africa in 1958, a continent he said he still never tires of visiting.
The company was then two businesses – the tour operation and the travel agency. That changed in 1974, when the Arab-Israeli Yom Kippur War broke out and World Travel had to cancel 14 tours.
"We worked for a year on those tours, and in one day it all dissolved," Tom Jackson recalled. "But it didn't put us out of business because of that advice my father gave me, 'Always be able to pay your bills.'"
By then the senior Jackson was retired and Glenn had left the company. Tom Jackson was faced with his first big decision: what to do about the tour business. He decided there was too much risk for the payoff and shut down the tour operation.
He chose, instead, to focus on the travel agency. To succeed, he decided, he needed to grow and undertook a major expansion. He took the company from a network of seven travel agencies to 15 spread from Orange County and the Inland Empire to Carmel.


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After erupting for 16 hits on Saturday, the RedHawks' offense picked up right where they left off in the first inning. Steve Sada led off the game with a double and moved to third on a groundout. Chad Sedio then drove him in with a sacrifice fly to put the first run on the board. Not content with just one run, Gary Russo belted his sixth homer of the year with two away, starting a streak of four-straight MU hits. With the bases loaded, Ryan Elble was hit by a pitch to force in a third run, putting the Red and White ahead 3-0 after half an inning.
Miami added two more runs in the third when Matt Honchel sliced a triple down the left field line to score Max Andresen with one out. Elble drove in his second run in as many plate appearances when he lofted a sacrifice fly to bring Honchel around and put MU on top 5-0. That RBI ended EMU starter Jake Andrews' afternoon.
Powers was magnificent early on, retiring the first 11 batters he faced. Lee Longo ended hopes of a perfect game with a two-out double in the bottom of the fourth. Powers recovered by fanning Adam Sonabend to keep Miami up by five.
The RedHawks continued adding on to their lead in the top of the sixth. After subbing into the game during the fourth, Jacob Wolf doubled with one away and scored two batters later on Dan Walsh's RBI triple. That knock gave the Red and White a 6-0 lead.
With two outs in the seventh, Eastern Michigan (13-24, 2-13 MAC) scored its first runs against Miami starting pitchers this weekend. Dae Bowden tripled in a run with two outs and Adam Dennison singled to cut the RedHawks' lead to 6-2. Those runs ended a streak of 21.1 scoreless innings by Miami starters in the series.
The first two EMU batters reached to start the bottom of the eighth, which ended Powers' afternoon. Brad Schwartz came out of the pen and induced a fly out right away. However, a one-out single by Longo brought the Eagles within 6-3 and brought the tying run to the plate. Schwartz eluded further trouble by forcing Sonabend to bounce into a 5-4-3 double play.
Miami added some insurance runs in the top of the ninth, all of which came with two outs. Andresen drew a walk and scored when John Crummy smacked a double to right field. A two-out error by EMU scored Crummy and kept the inning alive by allowing Honchel to reach first. After Honchel stole second, Elble singled him home to double MU's lead at 9-3 entering the bottom of the ninth.
Things got a bit worrisome in the Eagles' final at-bats. Michael Mioduszewski was hit and Bowden singled to put two aboard right away. After Charles Zubrod struck out a batter, Tony Dileo drove in both runners with a pinch-hit two-run double. He scored himself on a Marquise Gill triple that cut the RedHawks' lead to 9-6. After a fly ball led to the second out, John Rubino singled home Gill to bring the tying run to the dish in a 9-7 contest, but Zubrod retired Longo on a fielder's choice grounder that secured a weekend sweep.
Powers (4-3) won his third-straight start after tossing seven strong innings. The junior took a shutout into the seventh inning and limited the Eagles to three runs on five hits. He walked only one batter and struck out three.
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Federal judges are warning Congress that automatic budget cuts due to sequestration have slowed the judicial system, endangered public safety and impeded federal defenders' ability to do their jobs.
Chief judges at 87 federal courts described the impact in a letter to Vice President Joseph Biden.
"The chief district judges, who ... are the boots on the ground at the trial court level, decided we had to cry out and appeal to Congress to help us be able to do our jobs," said Chief Judge Loretta Preska of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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The courts also have too few probation and pre-trial officers to supervise individuals on bail or supervised release. "We had to pull many of those people out of drug-treatment and mental-health treatment because of budget cuts," Preska said. "Those officers produce fewer searches now, and those searches almost always uncover illegal firearms, illegal drugs and child pornography."
When sequestration went into effect on March 1, the Federal Judiciary saw its appropriations for fiscal 2013 slashed by nearly $350 million. This led to a 10 percent cut out of the judicial budgets below the FY2012 level. The current budget proposals in the House and Senate for fiscal 2014 just bring the judicial budget back up to pre-sequestration levels.
"The entire judiciary is only about $7 billion a year," Preska said. "That's about two-tenths of 1 percent of the entire federal budget. So we're not talking about a lot of money here, but because it is our constitutional duty to resolve every case that comes to us, not just a few during a sequestration or budget situation, this means a lot to the court system, and we're really becoming unable to do our jobs."
Less money for the judiciary also impacts how cases are prosecuted and defended. Preska described how federal defenders in New York had to ask the judge overseeing the trial of terror-suspect Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden's son-in-law, for a postponement due to the budget cuts.
"Civil cases are affected because of our general inability to move the work more quickly," Preska said. "In big business cases, you need to get the decisions out to the public and the press in a timely fashion. And if we don't have the people to do that, we're falling down on our jobs."
The letter to Biden was sent a week ago, so it's still too early for the judges to have received a response, Preska said, especially since Congress is on its August recess.
"We do expect, though, that many of the chief judges will be meeting their senators and representatives to discuss the situation in their individual districts," she said.
The most pressing situation concerns the federal defenders who represent indigent defendants in cases where there is no conflict of interest.
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In the end, the budget cuts are bad for both the prosecution and the defense.
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Do you guys have a course walk through for CV... I haven't played there for awhile and have only played there twice. Thanks.
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The Hebron Christian Eagles missed a pair of crucial games earlier this week, due to snow and ice, but they will be back on the court tonight to face district rival Central Academy.
Looking to improve on some already solid divison performances, the Eagles will face the Vikings' team for the second time this season. The Eagles defeated Central in the first match.
On Monday night, the Eagles were slated to face Winona at home, and they were scheduled to play Calhoun Academy on the road Tuesday night.
Both games were canceled, and there has not been a makeup date announced yet.
The Eagles feature a solid shooting crew, led by senior Carlton Clay. The veteran Eagle has been putting up big numbers, averaging over 20 points a game this season.
Chad Smith, another senior, has made some big shots for the Eagles as well. Will Corbin Rogers, Taylor Coggins and Kevin Simmons have been good in the clutch for the Eagles.
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It was all business at the Tuesday night meeting of the Pilot Club of West Point.
New officers were installed during the last meeting and the Pilots are starting the 2012-2013 year. President Debra Cole was at the helm and opened the floor for discussion of the upcoming Pilot International Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. Cole and several other club members are making last minute arrangements to attend the convention and represent the Pilot Club of West Point.
Cole then asked the committee members of each division within the club to submit their projected budgets for projects and expenditures for the year.
Janice Brasfield is over the Oak Hill Academy Anchor Club, and spoke of events, projects, and plans for the club. Brasfield continues working with the Anchors even during the summer months while school is in not in session to keep the girls busy with service to the community. Brasfield reminded the Pilots of the Water Fun Day at the close of the Bryan Public Library Summer Reading Program. The Anchor Club hands out popsicles for the young readers on the last day of the program, Tuesday, July 31.
Each division head handed out the projected budget to the members for their inspection, discussion and approval. The budgets were all met with unanimous approval from the members in a yea or nay vocal vote. Pilot Club Treasurer, Judy Ashmore, presented the overall club budget which was also unanimously approved.
Cole thanked the Pilots for all their hard work in putting together the budgets and having everything ready for submission. The Pilot Club of West Point is looking forward to another great year.
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Here are the results for the latest camera in Panasonic's micro-four-thirds line, the Panasonic Lumix DMC GX1. When equipped with a 14-42mm pancake lens and lateral-lever zoom, this is a very compact camera indeed.
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When comparing the Panasonic GX1 vs the Panasonic G3, another micro-four-thirds camera in the same line, we get the exact same behavior. But, this was to be expected as both cameras are build around the same sensor.
Now let's take a look at how the GX1 compares to its Sony and Olympus competitors:
We see here that the GX1 has some serious competition. The GX1 scores slightly better for low-light and dynamic range than the Olympus Pen EP3 - and while the differences are slight, they clearly show that the GX1 has one of the best 4/3 sensors currently available.
This all said, the Sony NEX 5N - itself a hybrid - is technically better in every respect, thanks to its APS-C sensor.
To conclude, the Panasonic GX1 is an intuitive, easy-to-use hybrid, and a good, compact choice for fans of beautiful photos. Its only real problem is its significant loss of image quality at high ISO.
Panasonic has taken something of a lead in terms of compactness, thanks to its offering of pancake lenses that can make cameras like the GX1 truly portable. We will be testing the optical quality of these kinds of lenses, in particular the Panasonic LUMIX GX PZ VARIO 14-42mm, the LUMIX GX PZ VARIO 45-175mm and the Panasonic Leica Summilux DG 25mm F1.4, in the foreseeable future.
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Adapted from the cookbook Cooking for the King by Renee Chernin
The centerpiece of a delicious Rosh Hashanah-or special autumn- meal.
3 teaspoons cumin2 teaspoons cinnamon2 teaspoons turmeric2 teaspoon chili powder1 teaspoon salt½ cup flour2 tablespoons olive oil8 boneless chicken breasts, rinsed and patted dry1 large onion, finely chopped1 1/2 cups pomegranate juice1/2 cup sweet white wine or white grape juice
In a medium bowl combine cumin, cinnamon, turmeric, chili powder and salt. Remove 4 tablespoons of the spice mixture to small bowl and set aside. To the first bowl, add flour and stir to combine.
Preheat oven to 350F degrees. In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium–high heat. Dredge chicken in flour-spice mixture and immediately place in hot skillet. Cook until browned on both sides, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer to a roasting pan.
Reduce heat and add the reserved spice mixture and onion to the skillet. Stir well to combine, scraping browned bits from the bottom of the skillet. Cook, stirring often, until the onion is soft, about 5 minutes. Add the pomegranate juice and wine or grape juice. Bring to a boil and let boil for 5 minutes. Pour the sauce over the chicken in the pan to thoroughly coat.
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This is my new scent! LOVE it, starts out with one scent and softens to another. I have a problem with some perfumes, they smell good til you put them on then they turn rancid. I cant wait to order more, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!!!!!
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I purchased Bronze as a gift for a friend and ended up keeping it for myself :). This is a very soft fragrance, not flowery or powdery but soft like Donna Karan's Cashmere Mist. Perfect for day or evening very light and not overpowering at all. Not sure how to describe the scent besides light, pleasant but very feminine.
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the reason given for not getting black is a bit, ummmm, odd .... there's only 2 teams who wear black (I think so at least -- Nets/Spurs).
It was by me in the re-brand thread lol
first thing i thought of when i heard the colors
I like the New Orleans Cardinals. Maybe the red/gold/navy will grow on me but hopefully I can win the powerball tonight and offer Benson a lil change to keep the colors the same
Wait, I didn't think we'd be able to rebrand in time for next year?
She made it sound like it would be announced at the end of this year and used next season? Maybe i am reading too much into it.
Stern could certainly wave the 2 year waiting period.
The name cardinals holds some kinda significance to catholicism right? Or am i making that up? Cardinal priests, cardinal sins etc.
If so thats probably exactly what it is lol.
Also, this color scheme sounds a lot like the old Cavs jerseys when LeBron was playing
I like those colors, would prefer black over navy though, but whatever
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I will say one thing, without tea, I honestly feel I would have a hard time recovering as quickly as I do, and I would also have an incredibly hard time staying as alert and on top of it as I do when I am sick. I go as far as to recommend tea for anyone who is sick, because I truly believe it is a great way to go about recovering. Tea in my mind does some huge things which help people recover from illnesses, especially colds.
- Tea is mostly water, while there have been misguided claims that tea contributes to dehydration, most teas, especially those brewed at a lower leaf to water ratio, will help keep you hydrated.
- It is well known for helping promote awareness, and has caffeine to help keep you awake. So should you be sick and still need to get stuff done, tea may not make you 100% but it will help you be a little closer to 100%.
- Its warm, and steamy, the warmth and steam can help clear up any clogs you might happen to have in your sinus passages.
Again I am not claiming tea is some sort of miracle drug, and I am a firm believer that tea can not stop you from ever getting sick, but when you are sick, I most certainly believe that tea will help you recover quickly, or if not, at least make you feel better on your way to recovery.


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Thread: What are the top COMFORT scents?
Looking for a great snuggly comfort scent, NOT sensual, like Musc Ravageur, something that reminds you of an open fire, cashmere sweaters, cocoa and slippers!
Dior Homme.
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Infusion d´Homme by Prada and Mugler Cologne for example
I made a thread like this not too long ago. Most of the replies were niches I couldn't afford
You might wanna look it up under my threads
The lavender in Caron's Pour Un Homme makes this a comfort scent. It's very affordable with some discounters, under $50.00 USD.
"No elegance is possible without it...perfume is a part of you." Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel
Besides almost anything in my wardrobe taking up this role subjectively and sentimentally, I do get a tremendous amount of comforting fragrance notes from almost anything smelling "Old School", in an antiquated way without being dated, something reminding of vintage artwork, historical buildings, rare books etc. like Penhaligons Blenheim Bouquet, Creed REL and BDP, Esencia Loewe, GFT Spanish Leather
Blenheim Bouquet- slipper and even cashmere sweaters mood, without much of the open fire or cocoa
Creed REL and BDP- lush spices with more pronounced comforting, rather than sensual touch
GFT Spanish Leather- a scholarly atmosphere of erudite reading in an oddly familiar and comforting setting, e.g. precious books bound in leather and gold leaf, casually resting of a leather sofa or in an antique, richly decorated woody shelf
Esencia Loewe- a dark powerhouse frag, very little cocoas and slippers mood, yet reminding of something more warm, casual and comforting than an alpha-male powerhouse, here, the cashmere sweater and open fire suggestions are very strong, with a hint of dark and powdery- yet not sweet, morbid or sensual- male florals
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Annick Goutal Sables (note: you must like immortelle!).
A*MEN Pure Coffee kinda fits the bill.
This may sound wierd, but I love curling up with a mug of coffee, a good book, and vintage Opium.
New Haarlem by Bond no.9 is very comforting to me. So is Opium PH.
Les Nereides lmperial Opoponax, Tom Ford Amber Absolute or Profumum Ambra Aurea. All of these suggest such comforting surroundings for me, & all are definitely unisex.
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
For me, it really depends on what time of year it is. In the summer heat I get my comfort from the smell of neroli, verbena and bitter herbs, I went through an entire bottle of Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino this past July and August and half a bottle of Eau de Guerlain.
During the autumn transitional months: warm days, cool nights - I really get a lot of comfort from the smell of roses, the last flowers of the year. Rose Barbare was perfect for me this past September and I continue to enjoy it into October.
In the cooler months nothing makes me happier than the smell of amber and vanilla, I'll be thrilled to start wearing my Ambre 114 and Havana Vanille again.
Spring makes me want to smell orange blossoms, jasmine and ylang ylang - the comfort of things coming back to life.
Habit Rouge or Bois du Portugal
Looking for: Creed caps
Creed Bois du Portugal
Eau d`Italie Bois du Ombrie
Givenchy Pi has always been my snuggle scent.
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Shalimar EDC
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Tabac original, Mouchoir de Monsieur have both a sweetness that make me feel cozy.
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I second (or third) Royal English Leather but I can't agree on Bois du Portugal. That one is more like a night out with the boys, Rat Pack-sytle, or doing Mafia business. Oh well, I guess I got a little bit too hung up on the Creed propaganda... but even without that BdP is not really a layed back comfort scent.
Old Spice
Opium PH edt
Narciso Rodriguez for Him Musc Oil - time and time again I just dab a little on my wrist before I crawl into bed to smell it as I fall asleep.
The EDT & EDP too, but mustly the Musc Oil because it wears so close to the skin
Mine would have to do with vanillas. I'd say Un Bois Vanille, Spiritueuse Double Vanille and Vanille Aoud. Some animalic ones also do it for me, like L'Ombre Fauve.
Two steps forward. One step back.
L'artisan Tea for two
L'artisan Havana vanille
Definitely vanillas/gourmands....Musc Ravageur, Tobacco Vanille, Eau de Baux.
I have also found Acqua di Gio to be comforting in the clean sense.
D'Orsay Le Dandy.
Creed Bois du Portugal.
Michael Kors.
Parfumerie Generale L'Ombre Fauve.
Escada Homme.
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L'heure blue
montale blue amber
loukoum keiko micheri
I am not a snuggly kind of guy, but I find Gucci PH 2 and Bulgari PH Soir to have a calming effect on me. Does that count?
Zirh Corduroy
CSP's Vanille-Abricot or Danna Karan's Cashmere Mist are where I'd start. A lot depends on the taste of whom you intend to snuggle. Some people find gourmands, esp. vanilla, inviting while others prefer a clean-as-a-whistle vibe, for which any cologne-style frag would do.
creed - original santal
i am not a big creed fan but this is quite an outstanding fragrance....very warm and comforting
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It depends largely on personal preference. About two years ago, I would have named some gourmand frags. Now, I'd say leathers like Cuir de Lancome, but that's because I find myself enjoying leather frags more than any other kind.
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Blimey, there are some surprising suggestions in this thread!
Open fires, cashmere sweaters, mugs of cocoa. Surely this is conjuring images of snowy winter scenes?
This makes me think of Burberry London. Although Pi and Eau des Baux are good calls.
Rochas Man
Barbershop style fragrances are among my comfort scents: Old Spice and Pinaud Clubman, for example.
New Haarlem
Tea For Two
Rochas Man
Menthe Fraiche
One more vote for Dior Homme and Habit Rouge
Dior Homme Intense. Perfect for a cozy night at home.
I was just thinking today what a comforting scent Tobacco Vanille is. If you are looking for a "cold winter night next to the fireplace" smell, Ikon by Zirh always conjures those images for me. The best part about Ikon is that you can buy a 100,000,000,000 ml bottle for around $10. LOL
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I love threads like this, since fragrances that evoke 'comfort' are some of the ones I reach for the most. Of course, I think that it goes without saying that most of these scents contain lavender or vanilla or they smell sort of 'powdery'. That is not to say that all lavender/vanilla/powdery scents smell comforting - because there are many examples where this is untrue. Nonetheless, these accords seem to easily 'relax' me and in turn the more that I wear them when I am relaxed the more they 'relax' me.
Mine are:
Shalimar (Eau de Cologne) by Guerlain [note: Shalimar parfum is NOT a comfort scent, it's too resinous/animalic/smoky]
Flower by Kenzo
Caron Pour Homme by Caron
Apres l'Ondee by Guerlain
Spiriteuse Double Vanille by Guerlain
Tobacco Vanille by Tom Ford
Madeline by Ava Luxe [this stuff smells like eggnog, how can you wear it & not feel comforted!?]
Happy (Clinique)
Oud Wood (Tom Ford)
M7 (the drydown after 2.5 hours)
Blue Jeans (Versace)
A*Men and Mugler Cologne slap a big o'le smile on my face
L'Occitaine Eau des Baux
another nod to Burberry London or John Varvatos Vintage, either would do the trick
I would like to add the following that I have had the pleasure to discover and enjoy
Guerlain Vetiver
Prada Infusion D'Homme
Baldessarini Ambre
Montale Patchouli Leaves
L'Artisan Perfumier Bois Farine
Mugler Cologne
Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
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L'eau d'Hiver
enjoy the warm water feeling from it
Joop! Homme
Marc Jacobs Ivy
Caron Pour Un Homme
Elsha 1776
L'instant de Guerlain Pour Homme eau Extreme! Soft, slightly sweet, slightly spicy. Nice and warm as well and it features a beautifully comforting cocoa note.
I like Habit Rouge Beau Cavalier, Creeds Royal English Leather and L'Instant de Guerlain Pour Homme as comfort scents.
Old Spice EdC selling for $7.99, Reflection Man for $260, and Bois du Portugal for somewhere in between.
As I get to dress down in sweats, sit in front of Mrs. J.'s Lazy Boy on the floor and quietly finish the evening reading together, I find myself turning principally to these 3 scents and I rank them equals in terms of ''warm, fuzzy, and happy.'' That being said, Cologne pour le Soir is very good for the evening.
bois du portugal
Hermessence Ambre Narguile
today was a terrible day. wearing l'instant de guerlain pour homme now and feeling cozy.
Bvlgari Extreme
Bvlgari Aqva
Parfumerie Generale Cadjmere.
At a certain point in my fragrance journey I found Jaipur Homme very comforting, I think I need to revisit it soon.


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Raspberry LemonadePour a tall glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade infused with sweet raspberries. Garnish the rim with red, white, and blue sugar for a patriotic finish. To make colored sugar, mix one drop of food coloring with 1/2 cup of sugar in a zip-top bag and shake.
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Sweet-Hot Baby Back RibsGet out the paper towels for this backyard favorite. Combining Asian flavors–sweet chili and ginger with spicy red pepper flakes–creates the Sweet-Hot 'Cue Sauce. Take a bite of these ribs, and you'll whisper "wow" in total respect for the amazing taste.
Recipe: Sweet-Hot Baby Back Ribs
Peach-Cinnamon Ice CreamThe iconic summer treat, a big scoop of cool ice cream filled with peaches and spiced with cinnamon. Garnish with fresh peaches and enjoy the perfect ending to any Fourth of July festivity.
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I like aussie a lot
by LittleBunny Friday, February 22, 2013 at 10:02AM Report as inappropriate
thanks so much for the info.... I use Aveda brilliant Damage Control, and Biosilk beach texture together... they are great!
by gerrsbabe Saturday, July 21, 2012 at 10:51AM Report as inappropriate
I always assumed that Bumble & Bumble products were quite good. However, I see a lot of the stuff made by this company listed in Total Beauty's "Worse" category. Bumble & Bumble also isn't as cheap as other drugstore brands, and if I had spent $18.95 on a product that got terrible reviews like this hair powder, I wouldn't be a happy camper.
by BengalsGal Saturday, June 30, 2012 at 11:24AM Report as inappropriate
I'm impressed with Aussie in general. The products work very well,and, are reasonably priced. Rivals salon brands.
by toddfan Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 03:44PM Report as inappropriate
my favorite product is not on the list-- but it should be!! It's called Crack- an addictive hair fix!!!!
by lisaminut Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 12:03PM Report as inappropriate
I've tried the aussie sprunch and wasn't too impressed but I've heard great things about bumble and bumble.
by lazorc Sunday, June 24, 2012 at 06:54AM Report as inappropriate
I love the Bumble and Bumble surf spray! I definitely need to check out the Aussie product.
by Karica4 Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 12:17PM Report as inappropriate
I like Aussie hair products. Have tried many and like them all.
by Crystal0107 Friday, May 4, 2012 at 08:12AM Report as inappropriate
I have tried several Aussie hair products. I have liked them all and purchased them many times. Awesome, Aussie.
by Crystal0107 Friday, May 4, 2012 at 07:58AM Report as inappropriate
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