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Something the Lord Made | Actor | Alfred Blalock | 1 | |
The Song of Lunch | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson | Voice | n/a | 19 | |
For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots | Voice | n/a | 36 | |
Manchester United Ruined My Life | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
An Awfully Big Adventure | Actor | PL O'Hare | 1 | |
Close My Eyes | Actor | Sinclair Bryant | 1 | |
Dark Harbor | Actor | David Weinberg | 1 | |
CBGB | Actor | Hilly Kristal | 1 | |
Rasputin (Hbo) (1994-1995) | Actor | Rasputin | 1994 | 1 |
Discovery Channel Eco-Challenge (1998-1999) | Narrator | Narration | 1998 | 1000005 |
Mesmer | Actor | Franz Anton Mesmer | 1 | |
Something the Lord Made (2002-2003) | Actor | Dr. Alfred Blalock | 2002 | 1 |
Snow Cake | Actor | Alex Hughes | 1 | |
Blow Dry | Actor | Phil Allen | 1 | |
Love Actually | Actor | Harry | 1 | |
The Song of Lunch (2010-2011) | Actor | He | 2010 | 1 |
Nobel Son | Actor | Eli Michaelson | 1 | |
Truly Madly Deeply | Actor | Jamie | 1 | |
Play | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Closet Land | Actor | Man | 1 | |
Joust like a Woman | Voice | of King Phillip | 1000006 | |
Sense and Sensibility | Actor | Colonel Brandon | 1 | |
Galaxy Quest | Actor | Alexander Dane--Dr Lazarus | 1 | |
Perfume: the Story of A Murderer | Actor | Antoine Richis | 1 | |
The Search for John Gissing | Actor | John Gissing | 1 | |
BAM150 | Actor | Himself | 1 | |
Gambit | Actor | Lionel Shabandar | 1 | |
A Promise | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
Quigley Down Under | Actor | Elliot Marston | 1 | |
A Little Chaos | Actor | n/a | 1 | |
The Wildest Dream | Voice | Noel Odell | 1000008 | |
Stories of Lost Souls | Actor | ("Standing Room Only") | 1 | |
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street | Actor | Judge Turpin | 1 | |
The Judas Kiss (1997-1998) | Actor | Detective David Friedman | 1997 | 1 |
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves | Actor | Sheriff of Nottingham | 1 | |
Bottle Shock | Actor | Steven Spurrier | 1 | |
January Man | Actor | Ed | 1 | |
Dogma | Actor | Metatron | 1 | |
Romeo and Juliet (1977-1978) | Actor | Tybalt | 1977 | 1 |
Bob Roberts | Actor | Lukas Hart III | 1 | |
The Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy | Actor | Voice of Marvin | 1 | |
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince | Actor | Professor Severus Snape | 1 | |
Therese Raquin (1979-1980) | Actor | Vidal | 1979 | 1 |
Die Hard | Actor | Hans Gruber--Terrorist | 1 | |
Help! I'm A Fish | Voice | (English Language version) | 1000014 | |
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire | Actor | Professor Severus Snape | 1 | |
Lee Daniels' The Butler | Actor | Ronald Reagan | 1 | |
Barchester Chronicles (1983-1984) | Actor | Obadiah Slope | 1983 | 1 |
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 | Actor | Professor Severus Snape | 1 | |
Michael Collins | Actor | Eamon De Valera | 1 | |
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 | Actor | Professor Severus Snape | 1 | |
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone | Actor | Professor Snape | 1 | |
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix | Actor | Severus Snape | 1 | |
Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (2003-2004) | Voice | n/a | 2003 | 1000018 |
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban | Actor | Professor Severus Snape | 1 | |
Hollywood Salutes Bruce Willis: An American Cinematheque Tribute (1999-2000) | Actor | n/a | 1999 | 1 |
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets | Actor | Professor Snape | 1 | |
The 55th Annual Golden Globe Awards (1995-1996) | Actor | Presenter | 1995 | 1 |
Season: 1 | Actor | ("Murder, Obliquely") | 1 | |
Alice in Wonderland | Voice | Blue Caterpillar | 1000057 | |
The Winter Guest | Director | n/a | 2 | |
A Little Chaos | Director | n/a | 2 | |
The Winter Guest | Screenplay | n/a | 4000005 | |
Help! I'm A Fish | Song Performer | ("Intelligence") | 8000020 | |
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street | Song Performer | ("Pretty Women") | 8000067 | |
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street | Song Performer | ("The Judge's Return") | 8000084 | |
CBGB | Song Performer | ("Birds And The Bees") | 8000099 | |
AFI's 100 Years..100 Heroes and Villains (2001-2002) | Film Clips | n/a | 2001 | 26000018 |
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Reteamed on stage with Lindsay Duncan for a revival of Noel Coward's "Private Lives" |
Feature directorial debut, "The Winter Guest"; also co-scripted with playwright Sharman MacDonald |
Reprised role of Professor Snape in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire"; adapted from the fourth book in the fantasy series by J.K. Rowling and directed by Mike Newell |
Feature acting debut in "Die Hard" as German terrorist Hans Gruber |
Appeared on stage in such productions as "Ubu Roi" and "Hamlet" |
Starred opposite Mos Def in the HBO drama "Something the Lord Made"; a dramatization of the relationship between heart surgery pioneers Alfred Blalock and Vivien Thomas; earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Actor in a TV Movie |
Originated role of Le Vicomte de Valmont in RSC's West End production of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" opposite Lindsay Duncan; reprised the role in the RSC's production on Broadway in 1987; earned a Tony Award nomination for his performance |
Co-starred with Helen Mirren in the London stage production of "Antony and Cleopatra" |
Reprised the role of Professor Snape in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," the fifth book in the fantasy series |
Cast in the world premiere of Theresa Rebeck's "Seminar" on Broadway |
Reprised role of Professor Snape in, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban," the third book in the 'Harry Potter' series |
Played an angel in Kevin Smith's comedy "Dogma" |
Co-starred with Sigourney Weaver in the drama, "Snow Cake" |
Reprised the role of Professor Snape in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the sixth book in the fantasy series directed by David Yates |
Was a graphics designer at his own graphic design business for three years before turning to acting |
Co-starred in the Oscar-winning film version of "Sense and Sensibility" |
Again played Professor Snape in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" |
Made American TV debut as Tybalt in "Romeo and Juliet" for "The Shakespeare Plays" on PBS |
Played the lecherous Judge Turpin, opposite Johnny Depp, in Tim Burton's "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" |
Directed the play "My Name Is Rachel Corrie" at the Royal Court Theatre in London; based on the writings of the 23 year old American woman who was killed on March 16, 2003 by an Israeli Army bulldozer |
Cast as Professor Snape in, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," the film adaptation of the first novel of the best-selling fantasy series by J.K. Rowling |
Reprised role of Professor Snape for the seventh and final installment of the series directed by David Yates, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"; film released in two parts, Part 1 in November 2010 and Part 2 in July 2011 |
Starred as the Sheriff of Nottingham in Kevin Costner's "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" |
Portrayed English wine expert Steven Spurrier in "Bottle Shock" |
Gave acclaimed perfomance in title role of HBO movie "Rasputin"; won Emmy Award |
Joined the Royal Shakespeare Company |
Re-teamed with Tim Burton to play the Caterpillar in "Alice in Wonderland" |
Starred in the romantic drama "Love Actually" |
Rickman was born on Feb. 21, 1946, in Hammersmith, London, into a working class home. Displaying a talent for art as a child, Rickman earned a scholarship to a private school that positioned him well to go on to the Chelsea College of Art and Design. He enjoyed a successful career in the graphic design world during London's swinging 1960s, even co-founding a design company. But eventually he succumbed to his love of theater and in 1972, was accepted into the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. He studied there for two years, during which time his talent was recognized with a number of drama prizes. Rickman's subsequent stage career took off rather quickly, and during the remainder of the 1970s, he appeared with The Royal Shakespeare Company in such productions as "The Tempest" and "Love's Labour's Lost," and as Tybalt in "Romeo and Juliet" (1979). He expanded his repertoire with appearances all over the UK in a range of pieces, from Chekov's "The Seagull" to the screwball comedy "The Philadelphia Story." He landed British TV roles in the terrifying miniseries "Therese Raquin" (BBC, 1981) and the amusing "Barchester Chronicles" (BBC, 1984), then returned to the Royal Shakespeare Company in another string of productions including "Mephisto" and "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," earning acclaim as the elegant, heartless seducer Le Vicomte de Valmont. From a successful run on London's West End, the production went to Broadway in 1987 where Rickman was nominated for a Tony Award for his performance.
A seasoned stage player with relatively zero screen experience, Rickman was fortunate to be cast in the big budget Hollywood action film, "Die Hard"(1988). His memorable film debut as the vicious German terrorist Hans Gruber, who taunts hero John McLane (Bruce Willis) as he makes his way to the top of the office building where his wife (Bonnie Bedelia) is being held prisoner, piqued the interest of filmmakers in the U.S. and UK. So impressive was his villainous turn, Rickman was next offered a supporting role as Kevin Kline's artsy pal in "The January Man" (1989) and as a tyrannical landowner in "Quigley Down Under" (1990). He made for an engaging, if deceased, romantic lead in Anthony Minghella's ghostly love story, "Truly, Madly, Deeply" (1990), before returning to the dark side as a sadistic interrogator in "Closet Land" (1991). In 1991, Rickman virtually stole the hugely budgeted "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" from its miscast star Kevin Costner, delightfully tearing into the scenery as the evil Sheriff of Nottingham and winning a BAFTA Award in the process. Next, he co-starred in the low-budget British drama "Close My Eyes" (1991) as a man whose girlfriend has an incestuous relationship with her brother, and essayed the campaign manager of a deceptive political candidate (Tim Robbins) in the satirical "Bob Roberts" (1992). Never one to stay away from the theater for long, Rickman took some time off from his new film career to offer performances in "Hamlet" and "Tango at the End of Winter" on the London stage in 1991 and 1992.
His years in the theater made Rickman an excellent casting choice for the Irish film "An Awfully Big Adventure" (1995), in which he starred as an actor in a ramshackle repertory theater company. That same year, he successfully reinvented himself as a romantic lead, playing Kate Winslet's dark, smoldering suitor in the Emma Thompson-scripted and Ang Lee-directed "Sense and Sensibility" (1995). From that internationally loved costume drama that earned Rickman a BAFTA nomination, he went on to garner Emmy and Golden Globe awards for portraying the enigmatic Russian mystic "Rasputin: Dark Servant of Destiny" (1996) in the HBO television movie. The same year, Rickman directed a film adaptation of "The Winter's Guest" starring Emma Thompson - a piece he had directed several years earlier for the London stage - and supported Liam Neeson in Neil Jordan's biopic of Irish revolutionary, "Michael Collins" (1996). Teaming with frequent collaborator Emma Thompson yet again, Rickman and the actress-director made a lively showing as a pair of detectives trailing bumbling kidnappers in "Judas Kiss" (1998). Also in 1998, Rickman earned kudos for playing Antony to Helen Mirren's Cleopatra in a Royal National Theater production of "Antony and Cleopatra."
Onscreen, anyway, Rickman devoted the year 1999 to comedy; first as Metaron, an angel who appears inside a pillar of fire only to be doused with a fire extinguisher in "Dogma" (1999), writer-director Kevin Smith's comedic pillorying of religious doctrine. He reached tremendous comic heights in the "Star Trek"-skewering comedy "Galaxy Quest" (1999), starring as the bitter, Leonard Nimoy-esque actor Alexander Dane, a serious Shakespearean thespian who resents being typecast on a cheesy sci-fi TV show. Keeping things light, Rickman voiced the titular sea creature in the Danish animated film "Help, I'm a Fish!" (2000) and took the lead in "Blow Dry" (2001), an amiable, bittersweet British comedy from "Full Monty" writer Simon Beaufoy and director Paddy Breathnach, playing a former world champion hair stylist who has become a small-town barber taunted for his lack of achievement by his former rivals. While that film was in theaters, Rickman returned to the stage in London and New York with runs in Noel Coward's romantic comedy "Private Lives," which was nominated for a Tony Award.
Rickman next tackled a part which, while relatively small, made him an icon in the minds of a young generation of book lovers and movieg rs. He essayed the skulking, seemingly malevolent Professor Severus Snape in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" (2001). He repeated the scene-stealing role the following year in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" (2002). While that pair of blockbusters made Rickman unmistakably recognized by mainstream audiences the world over, he continued to explore all kinds of onscreen territory. He joined the large ensemble of writer-director Richard Curtis' popular romantic comedy "Love Actually" (2003), as a man contemplating being unfaithful to his wife (Emma Thompson), and portrayed the heart surgery pioneer Alfred Blalock in the acclaimed HBO film, "Something the Lord Made" (2004). Reminding audiences of his ability to play for laughs, he voiced Marvin, the manic depressive robot with a brain the size of a planet who has been relegated to menial tasks by his far less intelligent human masters in "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (2005), the film version of Douglas Adams' sci-fi masterwork.
Rickman reprised his role as Professor Snape in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" (2005), the first of the film franchise to be helmed by a British director (Mike Newell). There were far fewer tots and teens in the audience for "Zodiac" (2005), about a serial killer who terrorized the San Francisco area during the 1960s and 1970s, and "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" (2006). "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" (2007) was another blockbuster, with many critics lauding it as the best offering of the series so far, with Variety hailing that for his latest performance as Severus, Rickman had really "outdone himself." The same year, Rickman gave a chilling performance as bullish Judge Turpin in Tim Burton's lush gothic musical "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" (2007). In a rare leading performance, Rickman played an adventurous wine shop owner credited with introducing American wines into the European market during the 1970s in the fact-based "Bottle Shock" (2007). In 2009, Rickman's Snape character was promoted from Potions master to teacher of Defense Against the Dark Arts in the sequel "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" (2009), in addition to revealing a crucial personal detail that would figure into future sequels. The following year Tim Burton recruited Rickman again for his psychedelic version of "Alice in Wonderland" (2010), tapping the actor's admired voice to play The Caterpillar. On television, Rickman delivered yet another sublime performance, this time opposite Emma Thompson in "The Song of Lunch" (BBC, 2010), the tale of a bittersweet reunion between two lovers, told almost entirely with a poetic monologue, narrated by Rickman's character. He then completed his tour of duty as Professor Severus Snape in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Parts 1 & 2" (2010, 2011), the final two installments of the franchise. Positioned as one of the primary antagonists throughout the series, Rickman ultimately revealed the true complex nature of the much-maligned wizard as only he could in an emotionally charged climactic scene of the final film.
Name | Role | Comments |
Rima Horton | Companion | Romantically involved for over forty years, since the two attended Chelsea School of Art together; former Labour Party candidate for the British Parliament; they have no children |
Bernard Rickman | Father | Irish; died when Rickman was eight |
Margaret Rose | Mother | Welsh; raised her four children mostly alone, after her husband died |
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Latymer Upper School |
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art |
Chelsea School of Art |
Royal College of Art |
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"The reason why I'm an actor is to flirt with danger - this is my way of doing it, rather than jumping across the Grand Canyon" - Alan Rickman, quoted in The Boston Globe, May 19, 1991 |
"Actors only have themselves as instruments. It's also an instrument that gets driven around PCH, or you can pour wine into it. It's an imperfect instrument, and boy, can it be abused." - Rickman to Los Angeles magazine, January 2008 |
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Posted 17 April 2007 - 10:55 AM
And people start getting all huffy. What is the big deal? Can someone please explain it to me?
Posted 17 April 2007 - 11:09 AM
And people start getting all huffy. What is the big deal? Can someone please explain it to me?
Those that have big networks of dodgy link exchanges that they have built would be my bet. :-) its interestig to see the ones that went balistic oops a few SEO playa's just outed your selves as BH's - neaver a good idea.
Some times the responses to Matt C's posts are as interesting as the post it's self.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 11:21 AM
But then again I probably wouldn't since I don't sell any links and only buy the odd link based purely upon the amount of qualified traffic it'll send. I don't ever expect those to count for link pop anyway.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 02:05 PM
Posted 17 April 2007 - 02:05 PM
That's not my view, but I do see the point. My opinion is that it's unwise to link to any site you don't trust, whether they paid for the link or not, so once you've decided to link to them, there's no reason to warn the search engines about it. I do believe advertisements should be labeled for people, but I don't like the idea of going the extra step and encoding the ads so the links won't carry any weight. If a search engine doesn't want to count a link, then it doesn't count it. Do they need me to give them hints?
And as far as reporting goes, I've reported a few unsavory links in my day, but those were hidden links that were carrying weight. I think that's a much more important issue.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 03:46 PM
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Most people who are buying links do it either for the PageRank (which is really not a worthwhile expense) or the anchor text. Some people pay for Brand Visibility and traffic but those people should have no problem with disclosure and using links that don't pass value.
The majority of SEOs are seeking inbound links for the anchor text. While people capture links in ways other than buying them, the whole point of getting link anchor text is to manipulate search engine results. There are plenty of people who will hem and haw and try (unsuccessfully) to rationalize their way out of the brown paper bag but the bottom line is if you care what the anchor text is, you are only getting links for the purpose of manipulating search engine results.
Google doesn't want people to manipulate its search engine results, but neither do the people at Google want to give up the practice of allowing links to pass anchor text to other pages.
Bearing in mind that passing anchor text is only a small part of the Google algorithm, most SEOs nonetheless make it a core part of their strategies to build up link anchor text. Hence, now that Google is warning people to get away from paid links or ele (and this round of warnings from Matt Cutts and Vanessa Fox is very different from previous warnings), those people around the Web who have been using paid link anchor text to boost their relevance are facing SEO disaster.
Google is not likely to give up the passing of anchor text, but they are determined to minimize the manipulation of anchor text as much as possible. These warnings from Matt Cutts and Vanessa Fox are presented very much like warnings that Google issued last year just a few month before they started knocking the majority of Web content out of the Main Web index (leaving most pages in the Supplemenhtal Index).
The bottom line here is that if you buy links for any value-passing reason, you'd better have a falback plan because wishful thinking isn't going to change Google's direction on the issue. They have made it sound very much like they are about to unleash new filtering technology or something on that scale.
But that is what the hubbub is all about because, quite frankly, devaluing link selling pages en masse can also result in the devaluing of many natural, editorially given links unless Google really is convinced it can identify just the paid links.
And as I am sure people will argue these latest warnings are no different from past comments about paid links, I will point out that -- among other differences I'm not going into right now -- Matt Cutts has asked people to start reporting paid links to Google. You'd better believe they'll scrutinize every report carefully and build as much algorithmic knowledge from those reports as they possibly can.
Paid links may not be dead, they may never die, but it's a very sure thing that paid links are about to die for a lot of people later this year. In fact, many paid links died when their pages went into the Supplemental Index.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 03:57 PM
Posted 17 April 2007 - 04:33 PM
Most of the directories start off as free and then they start charging people to get into their directory. How does someone know if a link is paid for or not? And, why should someone who got a free link be penalised for it?
I think this is going to mess up a lot of "innocent" people as well. That's why there is so much noise about it.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 05:30 PM
Nobody is suggesting that people who purchase links should be "penalized". So buy away, if so suits you. Just don't expect it to have a search engine effect. But a traffic effect? If so, then go for it.
There is nothing wrong with Google wanting to ensure that "voting" links are "real" links to quality content. It's their search engine. They can do what they want.
Savvy entreprenuers will profit off of this. I think I will scour the web for sites with questionable links, then make them pay me NOT to turn them in. The mere threat of adversity should be enough to make people throw some dough my way.
Posted 17 April 2007 - 06:06 PM
I see you gots some outbound links. It would be a real shame if someting was to happen to dem links, like maybe dey stopped passing anka text weight. If da soich engines found out about dese links, dat'd be a real pity...
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But people asked for it, and we have always had squealling (spam reports). Nothing has really changed, hence why i just don't get the hubub. Matt just gave people what they wanted which, really, is business 101.
The assumption seems to me to be that this is going to lead to mass, individual bannings. I severely doubt that. The whole idea that Google will play Whac-a-paid-link-seller is just unlikely and costly.
Rather, I bet they use the information to start to look for algorithms to detect this sort of thing. To do that, you need data. If people are willing to provide it (for free), why not?
Posted 17 April 2007 - 09:12 PM
Absolutively posolutely. But that's their job not ours.
You buy that? Do you think people are really asking for that?
Posted 17 April 2007 - 09:45 PM
Look at all the spam reports people send. People LIKE to do it. People LOVE narking. The Cuttlets are, I am sure, demanding this sort of thing.
All that has happenned is that Matt has offered a short term, red light special. For the next few weeks, you can spam report paid links!!!! Get 'em while they still pass PageRank.
IMHO, Matt's post changed nothing, but by the reaction, you would think that the world had ended. That smacks, to me, of self justifying fear.
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I too would like to speak with Buford. He was a solder's general who looked after his men. He was also an old dragoon who realized other than scouting and screening calvary was most effective dismounted just using the horse for swift movement of troops. In regard to taking care of himself I had pneumonia about six years ago. My physician (who is also into history) told me then that without antibiotics I would have suffered the same fate as Buford. Would also have like to talk with my g-grandfather who was with Sherman on the MTTS. I would like a common soldiers view point . I have 2 of his letters but other than small talk and the marching ond his work as a pioneer they do not offer alot of info. |
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Bet he'd have had some stories to give you nightmares. Did he tell any to your grandfather or father? Second and third hand is better than none. Or was he one of those who prefered to be not reminded? ole |
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I think that I would like to meet John Singleton Mosby and hear first hand about the 43rd Ranger Battalion. I have been fascinated by "the Gray Ghost" since boyhood. From the Union side my subject to of choice would Winfield "The Superb" Hancock. |
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CleburneFan wrote: Come to think of it, I'd be grateful to have the chance to converse with anyone of any rank who was at Gettysburg, Shiloh, Chickamauga, First Bull Run, The Crater, Olustee, Antietam's stone bridge, the fall of Atlanta, Appomattox...actually almost any battle of the war would be instructive. Cleburne, I believe there's one of those out there, although it may not be in print any more. It was by Richard Adams, the same guy who wrote the book about the rabbits ("Watership Down"?). Must have been 20+ years ago that I read it, but I recall it being very thoughtful and entertaining. Sorry, can't for the life of me remember the title. |
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It's called 'Traveller' and it was printed in 1989. If you go to Amazon.com, I think you can get a copy starting at three cents and going up to $5.28. |
Posted: Fri Mar 7th, 2008 02:17 pm |
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I would like to talk with Gen. Grant and Gen. Longstreet. But I would most like to talk to my g-g-grandfather, James L. Marlin. The only thing that's been handed down to me that he talked about was, "He was proud of being a soldier. It's all I ever heard him talk about." My great-granduncle, who was 17 when JL died, knew him fairly well. He said he was always scared of JL. Unfortunately, I didn't know my great granduncle knew him until my uncle was well into his 80's. By then his memory of JL was fading. |
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Ole, Actually my mother indicated although he was very active in the GAR he did not talk much about his war experiences except with another neighbor who was an Andersonville survivor, and other vets. He had to fight with surgons three times to keep them from amputating his leg. My mother could recall that it would open and seep blood and bone chips for the rest of his life. He did receive a pension for his injury, and was a cooper and farmer untill his death. |
Posted: Fri Mar 7th, 2008 04:41 pm |
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Thanks, j harold. I envy that closeness. ole |
Posted: Fri Mar 7th, 2008 09:54 pm |
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J - that's an interesting story. I've read several accounts of soldiers going to extreme measures to save their limbs: one cannot even imagine the power of the desire to keep oneself in one piece whilst in a field hospital. I think there's several people I'd really like to talk to (I guess everyone gets Lincoln, by default). I'd like to ask McCellan about his hesitancy whilst in command, but doubt I'd get much out of him. Seward would also make for interesting political conversation. However, I think I'd find just floating from campfire to campfire listening to the soldiers' late night conversations to be an education in itself. Last edited on Fri Mar 7th, 2008 09:55 pm by Kernow-Ox |
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Johan Steele Life NRA,SUVCW # 48,Legion 352
"Never go to the Angel of Death, nobody ever leaves the hospital whole." An unnamed Sergeant to his new men. Man was a veteran of four wars on three Continents. Angel of Death was a nickname for the surgeon that dated back at least as far as the Revolution if not before... an apt nickname. |
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Kernow-Ox, interesting you should mention the extremes soldiers went to in order to save their limbs. I am reading a book now by Drew Gilpin Faust, current president of Harvard University, and a noted Civil War historian. She says that in those times people believed that it was vitally important to die "whole" in one piece. This was essential to the Good Death and being whole would make for a better after life. Of course, anyone would do whatever they could to save a limb even today. But beliefs about what would become of mutilated corpses weighed heavily on the minds of Civil Wat soldiers for religious reasons. |
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Johan - those are wise words, especially given what we now know about contemporary hygiene. CleburneFan - the need to pass on to the next world in one piece is a recurring theme in history. In 18th/19th century England the corpses of executed criminals were often given to universities and medical schools for dissection as the belief was they could not enter Heaven without a whole body, thus providing an eternal punishment (these schools, of course, also had other ways of getting enough cadavers...) Hmm...this should really be in the medicine category so to return to the topic I'll note that a discussion with an orderly about triage would also be handy. Until I am in such a situation (and I hope I never will be) I do not know how I could choose between who to save. |
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Darryl Member
Definiely JEB Stuart. He's always been one of my heroes and to speak with him would be tops. |
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I'd go with these 3: N.B. Forrest U.S. Grant Edwin Stanton Attachment: Forrest.jpg (Downloaded 7 times) |
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WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - Wilmington's Real Alternative radio station, THE EDGE 88.5 FM, is going off the air Nov. 12.
The move is coming after one of the larger donors to the station, was forced to pull its monthly contribution. The anonymous donor accounted for $8,000 a month.
According to Matt Wall, Development Manager, it was not only this large donation that kept the Edge broadcasting.
"Over the last few years as the economy started to slow, so did the donations," Wall said. "It was a tough decision, but it had to be made."
The Edge is well known for its alternative Christian music, and former morning radio show, The Dive with Scott and Earl.
In a message posted on their website, Jim Stephens, President and Founder of Carolina Christian Radio, says,
"I have some sad news to share with our Edge listeners today. Because of shortfalls in support of our ministry we are going to have to sell one of our radio stations. Because of that, after seeking the Lord's direction, the decision has been made by our Board of Directors to take The Edge off the air…" He continued, "We're thankful for over 5 1/2 years of ministry with the Edge and we appreciate you listening and your support."
The Edge broadcasts from the Murchison building in downtown Wilmington, and can be heard all over the Cape Fear region.
Programming that was originally on 106.7 will now be heard on 88.5FM. The station will focus on Bible teaching and Christian talk radio.
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Ki Tavo - 5th September 2009 - 16th Elul 5769
Ki Tavo begins with the ceremony of bringing firstfruits to the Temple. The Mishnah (Bikkurim 3) gives a detailed account of what happened:
Those that were near to Jerusalem brought fresh figs and grapes, and those that were far away brought dried figs and raisins. Before them went the ox, its horns overlaid with gold, and with a wreath of olive leaves on its head.
The flute was played before them until they came near Jerusalem. When they were near to Jerusalem, they sent messengers before them and bedecked their first fruits. The rulers and the prefects and the treasurers of the Temple went forth to meet them. According to the honour due to them that came in, they used to go forth. All the craftsmen in Jerusalem used to rise up the for them and greet them, saying, "Brothers, men of such-and-such a place, you are welcome."
The flute was played before them until they reached the Temple Mount. When they reached the Temple Mount, even King Agrippa would take his basket on his shoulder and enter in as far as the Temple Court . . .
It was a magnificent ceremony. In historical context, however, its most significant aspect was the declaration each individual had to make:
"My father was a wandering Aramean, and he went down into Egypt with a few people and lived there and became a great nation, powerful and numerous . . . Then the Lord brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm, with great terror and with miraculous signs and wonders." (Deut. 26: 5-10)
This passage is well-known. It became the text expounded as part of the Haggadah on seder night on Pesach. Its familiarity, though, should not blind us to its revolutionary character. Listening to these words, we are in the presence of one of the greatest revolutions in the history of thought.
The ancients saw the gods in nature, never more so than in thinking about the harvest and all that accompanied it. Nature does not change. Natural time is cyclical -the seasons of the year, the revolution of the planets, the cycle of birth, death and new life. When the ancients thought about the past, it was not the historical but a mythical/metaphysical/cosmological past - the primeval time-before-time when the world was formed out of the struggle between the elements.
That is precisely what did not happen in ancient Israel. It might have been otherwise. Had Judaism been a different kind of religion, the people bringing firstfruits might have recited a song of praise to G-d as the author of creation and sustainer of life. We find several such songs in the Book of Psalms:
Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving;
make music to our God on the harp.
He covers the sky with clouds;
he supplies the earth with rain
and makes grass grow on the hills.
and bread that sustains his heart. (Ps. 147: 7-8)
The significance of the firstfruits declaration is that it is not about nature but about history: a thumbnail sketch of the sequence of events from the days of the patriarchs to the exodus and then conquest of the land. Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi gave the best analysis of the intellectual transformation this involved:
It was ancient Israel that first assigned a decisive significance to history and thus forged a new world-view . . . Suddenly, as it were, the crucial encounter between man and the divine shifted away from the realm of nature and the cosmos to the plane of history, conceived now in terms of divine challenge and human response . . . Rituals and festivals in ancient Israel are themselves no longer primarily repetitions of mythic archetypes meant to annihilate historical time. Where they evoke the past, it is not the primeval but the historical past, in which the great and critical moments of Israel's history were fulfilled . . . Only in Israel and nowhere else is the injunction to remember felt as a religious imperative to an entire people. (Zakhor: Jewish History and Jewish Memory, p.8-9)
This history was not academic, the province of scholars or a literary elite. It belonged to everyone. The declaration was recited by everyone. Knowing the story of one's people was an essential part of citizenship in the community of faith. Not only that, but it was also said in the first person: "My father . . . Then the Lord brought us out of Egypt . . . He brought us to this place". It is this internalization of history that led the rabbis to say: "In each generation, every person should see himself as if he personally came out of Egypt" (Mishnah Pesachim 10: 5). This is history transformed into memory.
To be a Jew is to be part of a story that extends across forty centuries and almost every land on the face of the earth. As Isaiah Berlin put it:
All Jews who are at all conscious of their identity as Jews are steeped in history. They have longer memories, they are aware of a longer continuity as a community than any other which has survived . . . Whatever other factors may have entered into the unique amalgam which, if not always Jews themselves, at any rate the rest of the world instantly recognizes as the Jewish people, historical consciousness - sense of continuity with the past - is among the most powerful. (Against the Current, p. 252)
Despite Judaism's emphasis on the individual, it has a distinctive sense of what an individual is. We are not alone. There is no sense in Judaism of the atomic individual - the self in and for itself - we encounter in Western philosophy from Hobbes onwards. Instead, our identity is bound up horizontally with other individuals: our parents, spouse, children, neighbours, members of the community, fellow citizens, fellow Jews. We are also joined vertically to those who came before us, whose story we make our own. To be a Jew is to be a link in the chain of the generations, a character in a drama that began long before we were born and will continue long after our death.
Memory is essential to identity - so Judaism insists. We did not come from nowhere; nor does our story end with us. We are leaves on an ancient tree, chapters in a long and still-being-written story, a letter in the scroll of the book of the people of the Book.
There is something momentous about this historical sense. It reflects the fact - itself one of the great themes of the Bible - that it takes time for human beings to learn, to grow, to rise beyond our often dysfunctional and destructive instincts, to reach moral and spiritual maturity and create a society of dignity and generosity. That is why the covenant is extended over time and why - according to the sages - the only adequate guarantors of the covenant at Mount Sinai were the children yet to be born.
That is as near as we get to immortality on earth: to know that we are the guardians of the hopes of our ancestors, and the trustees of the covenant for the sake of the future. That is what happened in Temple times when people brought their firstfruits to Jerusalem and, instead of celebrating nature, celebrated the history of their people from the days when "My father was a wandering Aramean" to the present. As Moses said in some of his last words to posterity:
Remember the days of old;
consider the generations long past.
Ask your father and he will tell you,
your elders, and they will explain to you. (Deut. 32: 7)
To be a Jew is to know that the history of our people lives on in us.
BBC Radio 4 Thought for the Day
26 March 2001
The other day I was phoned up by a gentleman who wanted to know what I thought about the Today Programme. He's writing the official history and he wanted to know my views. Well what could I say except that I can't think of a better way of being woken up on a Monday morning than by the gracious tones of a Sue McGregor or the good-natured bolshiness of a John Humphries or a James Naughtie. I'm a fan, and have been since the days of Jack Demanio who always got the time wrong, and the late Brian Redhead, one of the greatest masters radio ever had.
And then he wanted to know what I thought about "Thought for the Day". Isn't it a bit odd, he said, to have a kind of mini-sermon in the middle of a news programme? Totally, I said, it's wacky, eccentric and wholly benign exactly like everything else that's great in British Culture. There's nothing odder than the British constitution, and yet for centuries, it's been the world's living tutorial in how to create a free society. There's nothing odder than the shape of a London taxi, or the giant ferris wheel called the London Eye, but we love them both and wouldn't have them any other way. Odd is what gives character to a country.
And then I got serious, because Thought for the Day does do two things that are very serious indeed. Firstly, it's made an enormous contribution to our multi-faith society. When I speak in a synagogue, I'm talking to people like me. But right now I'm talking to an audience, most of whom aren't Jewish; and that means I have to speak in way that spans differences and communicates across boundaries. That's a habit we all have to learn if we're going to be true to ourselves and yet make space for the people who aren't like us. That's what Thought for the Day forces people like me to do, and Britain is better because of it.
Secondly, it reminds us that there is something beyond the news. It's called perspective. The news is about today. But the great faiths remind us of yesterday and tomorrow. They're our living dialogue with the past and the future; those two essential things called memory and hope. There's nothing more guaranteed to make us make the wrong decisions than to live solely in the present, forgetting the lessons of the past and our duty to generations not yet born. So, in a world of sound bites and ever-decreasing attention spans, it doesn't hurt to have a daily reminder of eternity. That, at any rate, is my thought for the day.


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Changes for your 2012 taxes
Tax deadline: Monday, April 15
As April 15 approaches, millions of Americans will be rushing to get their dreaded tax returns filed by the deadline. But before you do, there are some new things you need to know for the 2012 tax year, and some of those things Congress just decided in the first few days of 2013.
"On Jan. 2, they finally put it into law and extended a lot of things that were due to expire, which is a good thing for the taxpayer," said Vera Hedge, of H&R Block.
H&R Block's 2013 top things to know before filing taxes
Hedge is an expert on taxes and has to stay on her toes.
"My head spins a lot because I've been doing this for a very long time and I have to keep throwing out stuff in order to put the new stuff in," she said. "That's where my head spins more than anything else."
This year, Hedge says the fiscal cliff crisis at the beginning of the year brought back some tax breaks that were going to expire. For example, you can deduct your sales tax. And if you don't have receipts, no problem.
"The IRS has a nice little chart that says if you live in Florida and Duval County, your sales tax rate is 7 percent, and based on your income and family size, it's called safe harbor. This is how much you spent on sales tax in 2012," said Hedge.
You can even deduct the sales tax on a car, boat, RV or airplane you bought in 2012.
"Another nice credit that expired in 2011, that they've put in for 2012 and 2013, was the energy tax credit," added Hedge.
With the energy tax credit, you can claim a $500 deduction if you bought energy efficient windows, doors or insulation.
This year is also an important year when it comes to the Affordable Health Care Act. By 2014, every American citizen has to have health insurance. If you don't make enough money, you can get money from the government to help pay for it. And this has a direct link to your 2012 taxes.
"One thing people did not realize, that it's going to be based on your 2012 tax return," Hedge said. "Your eligibility to apply for these subsidies, to get subsidized health care is based on 2012 tax return. That's your income, number of dependents and your brackets."
If you don't buy health insurance by 2014, you'll have to pay a fine.
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Mon, Dec 09, 2013 | 00:35 GMT
EA Origin Humble Bundle pays out $1.65 million to American Cancer Society
EA has handed over $1.65 million to the American Cancer Society, just part of a whopping total the publisher raised for charity by offering a pay-what-you-want bundle.
Wed, Dec 04, 2013 | 01:47 GMT
Runescape players raise $90,000 for charity
Runescape 3 players raised over $90,000 to various charities using the free-to-play MMO's Well of Goodwill during the month of November. Jagex said "many tens of thousands" of players chipped in in-game wealth and Bonds to secure $90,838 in donations for the Willow Foundation, SpecialEffect, Action For Kids, Games Aid, Internet Watch Foundation, HART and the DEC Philippines Typhoon Appeal. The Well of Appeal will remain in game but is currently closed as Jagex plots its next charitable drive.
Thanks, Destructoid.
Tue, Dec 03, 2013 | 21:59 GMT
Humble Jumbo Bundle includes Magicka, Natural Selection 2, Garry's Mod, more
The Humble Jumbo Bundle is now available and contains Natural Selection 2, Sanctum 2, Magicka and its DLC. Those who pay over the average, currently sitting at $3.94, will unlock Orcs Must Die! 2: Complete Pack, Serious Sam 3: BFE and Garry's Mod. Soundtracks are included with select games. More games will be added soon, so pay over the average and unlock them as they are added. Video is below.
Mon, Dec 02, 2013 | 00:23 GMT
Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy offers six games and more for $25 charitable donation
Score six game sand a couple of pieces of exclusive content when you throw $25 at Yogscast's Dwarven Dairy, a livestream event raising money for Oxfam, SpecialEffect, Little People UK, GamesAid and War Child.
Tue, Nov 26, 2013 | 22:17 GMT
London: King of Kong screening to benefit GamesAid
GamesAid and Warner Bros. have teamed up to offer a special screening of KIng of Kong, the documentary on Steve Wiebe's attempt to take the Donkey Kong record, in the Warner Bros. London preview cinema, on December 6 at 6:30PM. Tickets are available from Eventbrite for £12, with sales to benefit charity GamesAid.
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Tue, Nov 26, 2013 | 01:04 GMT
Desert Bus for Hope 7 raises $522,348 for Child's Play
This year's Desert Bus for Hope marathon raised $522,348 for Child's Play, with the heroic volunteers playing the world's deliberately worst video game for over six days. The scheme has raised over $1.7 million for Child's Play since inception in 2007. Child's Play raised over $2.5 million this year, which it uses to purchase games and toys for hospitalised children, which have been demonstrated to assist in treatment and recovery.
Thanks, Joystiq.
Fri, Nov 22, 2013 | 14:10 GMT
World of Warcraft mount and pet available for purchase – 50% of proceeds benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
Blizzard has announced a new World of Warcraft mount and pet are now available for purchase through Battle.net with proceeds benefiting charity.
Tue, Nov 19, 2013 | 20:06 GMT
White Xbox One benefiting Wounded Warrior Project sells for $11,300
The white, commemorative special edition Xbox One which went up for auction on eBay to benefit the charity Wounded Warrior Project sold for $11,300. The last auction featuring thesystem was held for UK charity GamesAid and the winning bid was £5,000.
Wed, Nov 13, 2013 | 21:59 GMT
Humble WB Games Bundle adds LOTRO pack, Guardians of Middle Earth, Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection, more
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Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 15:10 GMT
Commemorative special edition Xbox One auction to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
Another white, commemorative special edition Xbox One handed out to Microsoft employees which worked on the console, is going up on the auction block for charity. This time, the Wounded Warrior Project will be the recipient of the money earned through the eBay auction. The current bid is $11,300. The last auction was held for UK charity GamesAid and the winning bid was £5,000.
Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 11:43 GMT
Typhoon Haiyan relief effort receives ¥15m donation from Sony
Sony has donated ¥15 million and 400 radios to the Typhoon Haiyan relief effort in the Philippines.
Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 02:39 GMT
Humble Store launched as permanent, charity-benefiting storefront
Humble Bundle has spawned a new initiative, the Humble Store, offering an ongoing selection of games – at fixed prices.
Sat, Nov 09, 2013 | 16:25 GMT
Humble WB Games Bundle earns over $3 million with 10 days to go
The Humble WB Games Bundle, which went live earlier this week, has garnered $3,059,007 for the We Can Be Heroes charity thanks to 659,480 purchases with average price of $4.64. The highest contribution so far is $2,600. The bundle includes Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition, F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, F.E.A.R. 3 and Lord of the Rings: War in the North. Paying over the average price unlocks Scribblenauts Unlimited and Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition. There are 10 days left to purchase the bundle.
Thu, Nov 07, 2013 | 14:56 GMT
Commemorative special edition Xbox One auction nets GamesAid charity £5,000
The white, commemorative special edition Xbox One that was auctioned on eBay has for charity has sold for £5000. The beneficiary of the sale will go to UK-charity GamesAid. The console was donated by an anonymous member of the UK Xbox team, and as part of the purchase, the new owner will also receive a launch team Rocky watermark to use on their Xbox Live gamercard, if they choose. If enabled, the watermark designates the user as a contributor to the Xbox One launch, but once enabled, watermarks cannot be disabled. Thanks, Eurogamer.
Wed, Nov 06, 2013 | 01:45 GMT
Extra Life 2013 raises over $3.8 million for kids in hospital
Extra Life, the annual charity gaming marathon, raised a record-breaking $3.8 million over the weekend – despite a callous DDoS attack.
Wed, Nov 06, 2013 | 11:40 GMT
Activision Blizzard to sell Call of Duty dog tags for charity
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Tue, Nov 05, 2013 | 21:14 GMT
Humble WB Games Bundle contains GOTY editions for Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Asylum
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Tue, Nov 05, 2013 | 16:43 GMT
Xbox One white commemorative special edition being auctioned off for charity
A white Xbox One commemorative special edition is being auctioned off on ebay with the proceeds going to UK-based charity GamesAid.
Fri, Nov 01, 2013 | 02:26 GMT
Twitch streamers have raised more than $8 million for charity
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Per Jay Glazer on twitter. Ouchie.
Per Jay Glazer on twitter. Ouchie.
He'll be a HC candidate in 1-2 years again.
What happened to Greg Williams??
Super Bowl 46 was dedicated to my Uncle Mike and my Boy Cat-1, getting Loud & Proud from above
Williams signed with the Rams
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2. Encre Noir
3. Rive Gauche
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2. Dior Homme Sport (2012)
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Grey Flannel by Geoffrey Beene
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Escada pour Homme
Yatagan by Caron
Pour Homme De Caron
Le 3` Homme de Caron
Seconding two aforementioned scents: Ungaro III, also, whenever Rive Gauche is on sale.
Zino Davidoff.
Van Cleef & Arpels pour Homme.
Some bottles for sale (Worldwide) - Gucci Envy Men 100ML NIB, YSL Jazz Prestige, Ungaro I, Zino, Joop Nightflight, Tsar, etc.
"Le parfum est la musique du corps"
(Marcel Rochas)
The latest version of Van Cleef & Arples our Homme is very good. Found a bottle of Uomo? Moschino for $19.99 a few months ago. Giorgio for Men is good in its current version but I still prefer the vintage.
Current Favorites:
1. Le 3me Homme - Caron
2. Yatagan - Caron
3. Van Cleef & Arples Pour Homme
4. Dolce & Gabbana pour Homme
5. Kouros - YSL
6. L'Anarchiste - Caron
7. Xeryus - Givenchy
8. Bijan for Men
9. Amber pour Homme - Prada
10. London for Men - Burberry
You can get 10ml decant of most niche frags in splits delivered for $30 nowdays so how about Amouage of your liking?
Tabak original
Salvatore feragamo
Zihr Ikon
Ck One Shock
Elizabeth Taylor passiion
Pierre Cardin
Off the top of my head
-Cologne is the only fashionable thing that fits me! (Me, circa 1997-present)
Yardley Citrus and Wood Can be had for £10 here (about $16). If you don't believe me have a look at Odysseusms review!
Good cheapies..
CK One
Cool Water
Live Jazz
Paul Smith for men. Under $20.
Carven Homme
Formerly known as Inselaffe
I know alot of people don't like it but Dunhill Desire smells great on my skin and i always get complements when I wear it and it can be found for under $30 online or at some fragrance stores.
Too many to name..
My 3 Signature Scents:
Rive Gauche Light (2004)
Fahrenheit (1988)
Paul Smith Man (2009)
Ungaro III
I stick with the Samba line and ZARA Line. $12.00 and under!
I agree that Pinaud Special Reserve line is an excellent buy for the money. Worth looking into.
Lolita Lempicka au Masculin
Azzaro L'Eau Pour Homme, and of course, the original Azzaro Pour Homme.
Ted Lapidus Altamir
I like Rochas Man i paid $19.99 at TJ Maxx for a 50 ML bottle
Grey Flannel. Not even a fair contest imo.
Elsha 1776 is the best deal EVER. Skip a lunch, add it to the $30, and go for the 8oz'er.
Simplex Sigillum Veri
chrome from Azzaro