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;flashmob event:a very short [[Glossary#E|event cache]], often involving an unusual and seemingly pointless activity (similar to a regular [[wikipedia:flash mob|flashmob]]) | ;flashmob event:a very short [[Glossary#E|event cache]], often involving an unusual and seemingly pointless activity (similar to a regular [[wikipedia:flash mob|flashmob]]) | ||
;Florida style:a hide style common in Florida, specifically: a container hidden under palmettos | ;Florida style:a hide style common in Florida, specifically: a container hidden under palmettos | ||
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;log sheet:a sheet or scroll of paper upon which those those who find a geocache can record their visit ([[log book|''More...'']]) | ;log sheet:a sheet or scroll of paper upon which those those who find a geocache can record their visit ([[log book|''More...'']]) | ||
;LOL:Laughing Out Loud | ;LOL:Laughing Out Loud | ||
+ | ;lonely cache:a cache that has not been found recently, especially one that has not been found for a year or more. | ||
;longitude:the angular distance east or west of the zero meridian. ([[Coordinates|'More...'']]) | ;longitude:the angular distance east or west of the zero meridian. ([[Coordinates|'More...'']]) | ||
;LPC:Lamp Post Cache - a cache hidden under the decorative skirt at the base of a lamp post ([[lamp post cache|''More...'']]) | ;LPC:Lamp Post Cache - a cache hidden under the decorative skirt at the base of a lamp post ([[lamp post cache|''More...'']]) | ||
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[edit] A
- Additional Logging Request
- optional tasks that a cache owner requests of those who post online Found logs. Also called an Additional Logging Suggestion; see also Additional Logging Requirement.
- Additional Logging Requirement
- a task (beyond finding the container and signing the physical log) that a cache owner requires of those who post online Found logs. As of April 2009, Groundspeak's guidelines consider all such tasks to be optional, and prohibit cache owners from deleting Found logs based solely on such optional tasks. (More...) See also Additional Logging Request.
- adoption
- transferring the ownership of a cache listing (More...)
- Additional Logging Requirement, or Additional Logging Request
- Additional Logging Suggestion. See also Additional Logging Request.
- angel cache
- see throw-down cache
- archived
- of a cache: no longer available for hunting (More...)
- armchair cache
- see couch potato cache
- As The Crow Flies
- attribute
- (at Geocaching.com) icons on a cache description that provide information about various cache characteristics, such as whether the cache is kid friendly, whether it is available 24 hours a day, and whether certain types of special equipment are needed. and more.
[edit] B
- bamboozle hide
- a hide style commonly used by the geocacher BAMBOOZLE, specifically: a small or micro container nested in a spiral of heavy wire (e.g., from a wire coat hanger), hung in a tree
- bison tube
- a small, metal, water-tight cylindrical container used for micro-caches (More...)
- blinker
- a tiny magnetic cylindrical container used for nano-caches (More...)
- Benchmark
- breeder cache
- a regular or large size cache containing micro size containers that finders are encouraged to use to hide new caches
- Bring Your Own Pen
[edit] C
- cache machine
- see numbers run
- cache maggot
- someone who actively vandalizes or steals geocaches or their contents (trade items, geocoins, or travel bugs)
- cache migration
- the process by which a cache can gradually move to a location far from where it was originally hidden, as each geocacher who finds it replaces it in a slightly different location
- cache pirate
- see cache maggot
- CAD (or C&D)
- Cache And Dash, an easily found cache located near convenient parking; see also PNG (Park And Grab)
- CFTF (or CoFTF)
- Co-First To Find - part of the group that first found a geocache; see also FTF (First to Find)
- challenge cache
- a cache that requires geocachers to complete certain tasks before they can log it (More...)
- Cache Hungry Nerds (Used in logs. Also, a team 'Logo')
- Cache In A Pine Tree
- Cache In Trash Out (More...)
- Cache Owner
- couch potato cache
- a cache that can be logged from the comfort of your own home, without actually going anywhere; also known as an "armchair cache". (More...)
[edit] D
- Did Not Find
- a type of online log that indicates that the seeker did not find the cache
- disco cache
- a cache with a disguised container
- Did Not Find
- Did Not Find With GeoBeagle (More...)
- Did Not Search (e.g., because too many muggles were present)
- difficulty/terrain. Rated on a 5-point scale, difficulty describes the challenge of finding a cache, and terrain describes the challenge of reaching the cache location. (More...)
[edit] E
- EarthCache
- a form of virtual cache that promotes geoscience education. (More...)
- En Ottanut, En Jättänyt (Finnish for "Took Nothing, Left Nothing"); see also TNLN
- Estimated Position Error (More...)
- event cache
- an official gathering of geocachers listed on Geocaching.com (More...)
[edit] F
- Found In Good Shape
- FireTacks
- retroreflective trail markers that are extremely visible when illuminated at night (More...)
- Footprints In The Snow; see also geotrail
- flashmob event
- a very short event cache, often involving an unusual and seemingly pointless activity (similar to a regular flashmob)
- Florida style
- a hide style common in Florida, specifically: a container hidden under palmettos
- Force, The
- The intuition a geocacher uses to find the cache when near the coordinates. An experienced geocacher will look for a likely hiding spot, for a geotrail, or for obvious camouflage (e.g., UPS or UPR). The term is borrowed from the Star Wars series.
- Fence Post Cache (or Fence Post Cap) - a cache hidden in a hollow fence post, usually under a loose fence post cap.
- First To Find - the first person to find a geocache (More...)
- First To Find After Publication - sometimes used instead of FTF when a geocache's logbook was signed by someone else before the cache was published (More...)
- First To Find Published - sometimes used instead of FTF when a geocache's logbook was signed by someone else before the cache was published (More...)
- First To Log - the first person to log a geocache online, which may not be the FTF
- Found With GeoBeagle (More...)
[edit] G
- GeoBeagle
- an open source application for the Android platform that supports paperless geocaching and letterboxing (More...)
- geocache
- a hidden container that includes a log for geocachers to sign. (More...)
- geocache note
- a note of currency used as a trade item (More...)
- geocoin
- specially minted coins designed by geocachers and traded and collected (More...)
- Georgia style
- a hide style common in Georgia, specifically: a container hidden under pine straw
- geotrail
- a social trail created by multiple geocachers following the same route to the cache location. In delicate ecosystems, this factor should be considered before cache placement.
- Google Is Your Friend; refers to puzzle caches where searching the web provides the information needed to solve the puzzle
- Green Jeep Travel Bug (2006 Jeep 4x4 Geocaching Challenge)
- Global Positioning System, the satellite-based navigation system
- GPSr
- GPS receiver, the hand-held unit that receives GPS satellite signals and determines your coordinates. (More...)
- GPS eXchange Format, a file format for transferring GPS data between different applications. (More...)
- GPXSpinner
- Software that "spins" a .gpx file into a Palm compatible format. Software called Plucker transfers the Palm-compatable "spun" file onto your PDA for viewing. Site: GPXSpinner.com
- Guard Rail Cache
- Geocaching Swiss Army Knife, a database program for filtering .gpx and .loc files downloaded from cache listing web sites. (More...)
- Ground Zero, the location of the cache coordinates (e.g., as indicated by your GPSr), where your search will begin
[edit] H
- Horizontal Estimated Position Error (More...)
- _____ hide
- see _____ style
- hitchhiker
- any item that moves from geocache to geocache (More...)
- hydrocache
- a cache that requires swimming or the use of a boat to reach; see also underwater cache (More...)
[edit] I
- iGCT
- A utility for geocachers developed for the iPhone wich will help them with waypoint calculations, text calculations, hint encryption/decryption and roman number conversions.
- In My Humble Opinion, In My Honest Opinion
- In Plain Sight
- In Plain View
[edit] K
- Kiitos Kätköstä (Finnish for "Thanks for the Cache"); see also TFTC
[edit] L
- latitude
- the angular distance north or south from the earth's equator measured through 90 degrees. ('More...)
- letterbox
- a container similar to a geocache. A letterbox is found by following a series of clues. Inside a letterbox is a stamp with which finders can stamp their personal logbooks. Letterboxers also carry personal stamps that they use to stamp a letterbox's logbook.
- liar's cache
- a cache where finders are expected to "stretch the truth" in their online logs (More...)
- log book
- a notebook in which those those who find a geocache can record their visit (More...)
- log sheet
- a sheet or scroll of paper upon which those those who find a geocache can record their visit (More...)
- Laughing Out Loud
- lonely cache
- a cache that has not been found recently, especially one that has not been found for a year or more.
- longitude
- the angular distance east or west of the zero meridian. ('More...)
- Lamp Post Cache - a cache hidden under the decorative skirt at the base of a lamp post (More...)
- Lost Place Cache - (especially in Germany) a cache hidden at an abandoned site (e.g., forgotten ruins)
[edit] M
- mega-event cache
- an extremely large event cache, which (among other things) must be attended by at least 500 people. (More...)
- Magnetic Hide-A-Key
- Missing in Action (e.g., a geocache or hitchhiker)
- Micro In a Spruce Tree
- Magnetic Key Holder
- Members Only Cache; see PMO
- Merci Pour La Cache (French for "Thanks for the Cache"); see also TFTC
- muggle
- A non-geocacher. The term is borrowed from the Harry Potter series. (More...)
- multi-cache
- a cache that takes you to more than one location before reaching the final destination. (More...)
- mystery caches
- the "catch-all" of cache types, which includes puzzle caches and any other caches that do not match any of the other cache types.
[edit] N
- Needs Archived
- Non-Caching Spouse
- Needs Archived [sic]
- a type of online log used to report severe problems calling for immediate attention from a volunteer reviewer, who may archive the cache or take other action as appropriate
- Needs Maintenance
- a type of online log that is used to report problems which call for owner maintenance (e.g., a broken cache container)
- NIAH (or NIH)
- Needle In A Haystack (or Needle In Haystack), a cache hidden where there are many, many similar locations to search (for example, a fake rock in a pile of rocks)
- night cache
- a cache designed to be found at night (More...)
- Needs Maintenance
- numbers run
- a geocaching trip focused on finding a very large number of geocaches; also known as a cache machine (More...)
[edit] O
- Original Can of Beans, one of the original trade items Dave Ulmer placed in the Original Stash in May 3, 2000; it is now a Travel Bug: O.C.B.©
- offset cache
- a multi-cache where you go to the posted coordinates to get information that provides the location of the final cache location.
[edit] P
- Phone A Friend
- paperless geocaching
- using a PDA, smartphone, advanced GPSr, or other mobile device to access cache information in the field, rather than printed cache pages. (More...)
- premier/première à trouver, which is French for "first find"; equivalent to "FTF".
- PC interface
- A data cable (or combination data cable and circuit board) that allows a computer to communicate with a GPSr.
- Poison Ivy (More...)
- Premium Member Only; a cache listing that can be viewed only by premium members. (More...)
- PNG (or P&G)
- Park and Grab, an easily found cache located near convenient parking
- Poison Oak (More...)
- pocket cache
- a cache carried on one's person that others are allowed to log at an event, promoted as a way to get people to mingle at events. Pocket caches violate the Geocaching.com guidelines, and known pocket caches are archived and locked.
- Pocket Query
- a custom geocache query available to premium members at Geocaching.com (More...)
- Piece Of Pie; Plain Old Puzzle; Plenty Of Parking
- Pocket Query
- power trail
- a trail with many closely spaced caches, each placed as close to its neighbors as the cache saturation guidelines allow.
- puzzle cache
- a mystery cache where you must solve a puzzle of some sort before finding the cache (More...)
[edit] Q
- Quick Easy Find
[edit] R
- Replaced As Found
- rain gauge geocache
- a geocache placed in a vertical pipe, which is retrieved by filling the vertical pipe with water, floating the geocache to the top
- rest area geocache
- a geocache placed on the public land at roadway rest areas. (More...)
- reviewer
- a volunteer who reviews and publishes the cache listings on Geocaching.com
- Red Jeep Travel Bug (2007 Jeep 4x4 Geocaching Challenge)
- a simple cipher used to obscure geocache hints. (More...)
[edit] S
- Should Be Archived
- Should Be Archived
- an old name for a type of online log that is now called Needs Archived
- signature items
- personalized items made by or for a geocacher who leaves them in caches that he or she finds. (More...)
- Signed Log
- social trail
- see geotrail
- soft coordinates
- coordinates that are deliberately inaccurate, often in a misguided attempt to make the cache more challenging to find
- SPOR (or SRP)
- Suspicious Pile of Rocks (or Suspicious Rock Pile); a pile of rocks covering a geocache container, sometimes used when there is no other protected place to put the cache on or near a trail; see also UPR and UPS
- stash note
- a note inside a geocache that explains geocaching to anyone who might find the cache accidentally (More...)
- _____ style
- a distinct hide style which has come to be associated with a location where it is common or with a cache owner who commonly uses it; sometimes referred to as a _____ hide; see also bamboozle hide, Florida style, and Georgia style
- swag
- trade items. The term referred a thief's loot, and then to free promotional items (which are often used as trade items). Sometimes defined as the Stuff We All Get. (More...)
[edit] T
- Text A Friend
- Travel Bug
- Tbug
- Travel Bug
- Thanks For The Cash (Cache)
- TFTC (or T4TC)
- Thanks for the Cache (used in logs)
- TFTH (or T4TH)
- Thanks for the Hide, Thanks for the Hunt (used in logs)
- TFTMC (or T4TMC)
- Thanks for the Micro-Cache (used in logs)
- TFTP (or T4TP)
- Thanks for the Puzzle (used in logs)
- TFTVC (or T4TVC)
- Thanks for the Virtual Cache (used in logs)
- throw-down cache
- a "replacement" container hidden by a geocacher who could not find a cache (More...)
- Took Nothing (used in logs)
- Took Nothing, Left Nothing (used in logs)
- Took Nothing, Left Nothing, Signed Log (used in logs)
- Took Nothing, Signed Log (used in logs)
- Tools Of The Trade; anything that a geocacher might use to help find/retrieve/log a geocache
- Took Photos, Left (Nothing, Something, Footprints, Foot Prints,...), Signed Log
- The Powers That Be
- trade items
- trinkets and other items which may be traded by those who find a geocache (More...)
- traditional cache
- the original cache type consisting of at least a container and a logbook. Traditional caches do not require anything beyond finding the container at the posted coordinates and signing the log.
- tram law cache
- "tram law" spelled backwards is "wal mart"...
- travel bug
- A hitchhiker attached to a travel bug dog tag, a military-style metal tag sold by Groundspeak for tracking hitchhikers. (More...)
- travel bug hotel
- A geocache that serves as a high-traffic location for travel bugs, geocoins, and other hitchhikers. TB hotels are usually regular or large size containers located near major transportation centers (e.g., airports), and are usually easy to access and find.
- travel bug prison
- A travel bug hotel that somehow "imprisons" travel bugs, typically with rules against freely retrieving travel bugs (e.g., requiring cachers to drop one TB for every TB retrieved, or to maintain a minimum number of TBs in the cache).
[edit] U
- underwater cache
- a cache that is completely submerged under water; see also hydrocache (More...)
- unevent
- an unofficial gathering of geocachers not listed on Geocaching.com as an event cache
- UPR (or URP)
- Unnatural Pile of Rocks (or Unnatural Rock Pile), a pile of rocks covering a geocache container; see also SPOR and UPS
- UPS (or USP)
- Unnatural Pile of Sticks (or Unnatural Stick Pile), a pile of sticks covering a geocache container; see also SPOR and UPR
- Unnatural Pile of Stones (or Unnatural Stone Pile), a pile of stones covering a geocache container; see also SPOR and UPR
[edit] V
- virtual cache
- a cache that exists only as a location; there is no physical container or log book. Except for EarthCaches, new virtual caches are not allowed at Geocaching.com. (More...)
[edit] W
- webcam cache
- a location with a public web camera. To find a webcam cache, you must locate the webcam and capture a photograph of yourself, or have a friend capture a photograph of you.
- the Where's George? web site, or a dollar bill trackable at that site. (More...)
- Wherigo™ cache
- a hybrid that combines a Wherigo cartridge with finding a physical geocache. A Wherigo-enabled GPS device is required to play a cartridge, which can allow interaction with both physical and virtual elements.
- White Jeep Travel Bug (2005 Jeep 4x4 Geocaching Challenge)
[edit] X
- eXchanged Nothing, Signed Log. An alternate form of TNLNSL.
[edit] Y
- Yet Another Cemetary I Didn't Know About
- Yet Another Park I Didn't Know About
- Yellow Jeep Travel Bug (2004 Jeep 4x4 Geocaching Challenge)
[edit] See Also
- GeoLex is a fairly complete geocaching lexicon compiled by Prime Suspect.
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Some odd things. Spicy...like the inside of my spice cupboard. Real musk, and it is really different from the fakes. The inside of a tobacco store, even though I have not smoked in years. The inside of a woodshop unless they are using paints and varnishes. Like Bruce said - Coffee! Thesmell of the forest in the early morning. Fresh mowed grass. Grilling meat from several blocks away.
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When it comes to perfumes, I prefer the natural stuff..... vetiver, rosewood, clove, cardamom, and the fancy expensive stuff like tuberose, champaka, & rose maroc. Mmmmmmmmm!!!!
Wow, quite a variety. Hi Bruce, Bel, rbt, darkstar, and Pele! If ever in Eugene, I certainly will call, Bruce. I may well call anyway. Especially suprising is the number of heady, earthy, masculine scents you all like. Coffee, huh? Coffee oil is used by coffee producers to flavor beans, but I've never used it in a perfume. Sounds interesting. I read online jasmine sambac is supposed to be a hot new trend in the near future, but I don't know how they know that. One school of thought in perfumery is that there are no real trends, but that a great perfumer will make a scent that sells, even if the idea is old. Currently, I have in mind a series of perfumes that will mark a departure from my previous approach, in hopefully correcting some of its flaws. It's going to be more focused and clear, and something reproduceable. I am putting restrictions and guidelines on myself this time. It's not going to be an 18 month naked romp through 150 random aphrodisiac ingredients, even though that turned out well, complaints from the neighbors notwithstanding. That process was not too sustainable. But I am not abandoning my forte, which is a mostly dogged natural approach that calls on all the traditions. There might be a judiciously placed "laboratory chemical" or several, as warranted. I have been working pretty hard on it, and of course have zero to show so far, not that it's time for that yet. Creative stuff is like that. You can make love to your wife for a year and nothing. Then all of a sudden, triplets. It's but a glint in the eye through glasses at this point, though. Bel, I can almost guarantee at least one of the scents I'll end up making will appeal to that very general direction you alluded to. That's not much to offer yet, but some of those ideas intrigue me and it would be a pleasure to send one your way. Old Spice!? At one time I started a more natural, and therefore high end, version of sort of an Old Spice approach. Never finished it, but had some nice early experiences. I respect the heck out of that product, as cheesy as some people think it is. What I can say so far is that the main ingredient or theme in Old Spice (can anyone guess what that is?) is one I will be exploring, at least for part of a perfume. One of the main ingredients if you're going to do it right, an expensive natural substance, would have a batch consistency issue, which is the kind of thing you have to think about. But it might be somewhat resolvable if we are willing to accept that variation. I'm also going to have a fresh fragrance in there somewhere, at some point in the series. Just so you all know, the trade off is that you have to absolutely accept that it won't last near as long on your skin. The only reason there are citrus and lavender perfumes today is because of chemicals and chemical fixatives. Otherwise all you can have is sort of refreshing splashes that don't last. I am still avoiding most of that stuff. You can certainly use lots of techniques that help, from the ground up. Dont get me wrong. I'd be using various natural fixatives every step of the way, and special fixatives for fresh or citrus scents, for that matter. But... You'd just have to be prepared to reapply. The idea of a natural, top note heavy, refreshing perfume that lasts all day is fiction, except as a modern laboratory chemical advance. For those of you who mentioned spices, I am planning to have something specifically for you too. I have a lovely fragrant spice on me as I type, as part of that experiment. It is currently undecided what perfume to start with. By the way, the forum software cancels all paragraphs when I post for some reason, so I apologize about the terrible readability. Perhaps there is a glitch with my browser or browser security.
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Is it Ginger? In old spice? Synthetic of course .....
And I would think something as delicious and classic as jasmine sambac would never go "out" , but I've never cared what was trendy. I like what I like! I forgot about key lime....... and lemongrass which has a more tenacious scent and according to my boyfriend, blends intoxicatingly with the nature scent of "down south" ; )
The scent of lemongrass gives him instant Pavlovian wood ..... teehee! Think copulins + lemongrass .... oooohhhhh!!!
I can't wait to hear/smell your creations!
Not ginger... Lemongrass is defintely an ingredient I've been contemplating a special role for, within the ideas already discussed above. If you didn't have a boyfriend and liked all the wrong kinda guys, I'd be contemplating two roles for it.
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It must be cinnamon, orange, or vanilla?Your lemongrass plans...... a secret? It's fascinating that we're on the same page with that!And what in the world would ever give you the idea that I like the "wrong kinda guys?" My taste in men is often surprising to folks.... and you- alchemist, scentologist, flirtypants..... triple threat guy! ; )
"Show me, Cinnamon, orange or vanilla!" <BZZZT!>[/OLD GAME SHOW REFERENCE] Lemongrass is pretty versatile, and can be used for various things other than smelling like lemongrass, as you and your lucky boyfriend have discovered. It's a unique scent in its properties. I'm going to conduct an experiment of my own, inspired by your wiles - a related idea regarding another scent or two to combine with lemongrass. I'm sure you have great taste in men, and are a woman of fine fibre; with a silk lemongrass cocoon, to make a butterfly want to be a caterpillar again. Even the wrong kind of butterfly. A rancid butterfly. Thanks to Bruce for mispelling scientology when he changed the moniker. Did you recognize the alchemical symbols?
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Sulphur, Mercury, .....Gold?, Iron (or Mars)...? Do I get a cigar???
Sulphur, mercury, salt, and antimony are those four. Usually alchemists talk about earth, air, fire, and water as the four elements, though. Should I give you a cigar? What, did you just have a baby? OK, I think getting two correct without googling deserves a cigar. Seriously, I think you're the first to even connect those symbols with alchemy. I recommend a Punch Royal Coronation! Maybe I'll do a perfume with tobacco. The inside of a tobacco shop does smell lovely.
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One thing to consider is what one likes on themselves vs what they like to smell on others. I presume you are aiming to come up with a scent the wearer likes first and foremost.
Oddly enough although scents like coffee catch my nose I find it gets "uncomfortable." I have some scents with a tobacco element to them and again, although I find the scent interesting, I'm not sure I want to wear it myself.
Dr. ST, you are also experiencing something I had a problem with when the forum switched over to this newer format. I too was losing all my formatting, paragraphs, and spaces between sentences. I also could not access the emoticons. The problem seems to have gone away for me, but I have no idea why. I did get a couple of updates to my Firefox browser in between so maybe there was a "fix" in there. You didn't say which browser you are using ATM (or version). I seem to be okay when I use my other computers which have IE8 (XP pro and a Vista system - I removed IE9 when they tried to stick me with it cuz I hate it), and IE9 (W7 - my one concession to IE9) on them.
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It's apathy.
Pheros had some tobacco, though just a trace. That the kind of thing you use to enhance other smells, rather than to really notice on its own. I guess some people might like a strong tobacco note, but probably not too many. It's often used in women's perfumes, strangely enough, as by itself it's not too feminine. Starting to get lots of ideas. Thanks everyone! When I figure out the problem with the forum software, I'll let you guys know. In the meantime, none of my posts will be readable. Maybe I'll start making individual posts for each paragraph. 8/
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I've always liked the smell of Faberge's Addiction 'Spice Fire' which has a warm spicy aroma. Maybe cocoa ?
Some people like comforting smells - vanilla, mellow spices, cocoa ..
Strangely chocolate smells good in a chocolate bar but not in perfumes. Coffee smells best when it is in a coffee shop with decades of coffees being prepared - almost has a savoury smell.
Perhaps DST you could a small selection of perfumes - e.g. one spicy, one cool, etc.
The best perfumes make the opposite sex want to get closer.
Hey everyone,
Many many thanks to sharing your information, I am highly appreciated, I could not agree more. The smell of freshly cut grass and the smell of hay stored in a barn are senses that release stress and somehow allow you to focus on the simpler things in life. Maybe it brings us back to the simpler days of our childhood.
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Hey Doc, glad to hear that you're back in the Lab and we might get something new! Your ideas sound great.
For scents I've always liked smells that remind me of the past. I guess its the comfort factor. I spent a fair amount of time in tobacco barns as a kid and that's a heavenly scent, a horse barn is nice too, and of course coffee. For spices I really like pepper. In China the spice shops are full of a variety of hot peppers that send a sharp but warm scent into the air. Just plain old black pepper smells nice freshly ground. I had a fragrance once that was peppery but don't remember the name. If I recall didn't Pheros have a dose of pepper? I seem to remember a faint sharpness somewhere around the top-to-middle. Old Spice is a bit peppery, but isn't the main scent floral? Carnation?
Jasmine and Gardenia are favorite floral scents, though Gardenia can get a bit heavy and sweet after too much.
Too many commercial scents to name but I've always loved the James Bond aura of the original Chanel Cologne for Men. Classic.
I'm wondering if you should not also ask about fragrances we DON'T find appealing.
I for one never liked 451.
The opposite of love isn't hate.
It's apathy.
Doc, with the results I got from you last batch (I still have some) I'll be willing to try anything you come up with.
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Hey RBT! Good idea.
The inside of a bar would be a bad one. Rotted fruit would be another.
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Ding ding ding! We have a winner! Idesign has nailed the theme of Old Spice, which is carnation. Very astute of you!
Interesting that a carnation scent is considered spicy, no? Also interesting about Old Spice is that it's classified as an "Oriental" (is that even politically correct to say that?). Also, I think you have to go to India to get the original Shulton Old Spice these days, or at least via the interwebs. P&G changed the formula.
Have to agree the inside of a bar isn't the greatest. But it would not be entirely unheard of to find a rotted fruit note in a French perfume. Like anything else, it's all concentration and context. As you all know, a lot of nasty scents can be quite nice in perfumes, in a context. Sometimes, the worse it is, the better it is. Real world example: Idesign's horse barn!
Chocolate scents are common, and fall under the heading of gourmand (food-like) scents, like coconut. They are common, but a bit controversial.
Yes, Pheros had an excessively complex spice note, and pepper was a part of it. Pepper is nice in that it occupys a certain range where it can stay out of certain things' way. It's different than other spices. Cardamom is unique that way too. Man I can talk about natural perfuming all day; it's so fun and interesting; so am honestly very thankful you gals and guys entertain such thoughts.
Not sure if I can do as well as I did before (not so much in terms of skill, but in terms of access to ingredients to play with freely), but I at least want to have something practical or useful for folks, so that it doesn't have to be brilliant to be OK. Funding will be more difficult this time (Who has lots of personal savings these days? Or maybe I should just speak for myself.), so that lots of care will have to go into planning and efficiency, etc. That's ultimately good for you, right? It would be different If I worked for a cosmetics company or something where you'd have a funded lab and could just show up to work -- but then you'd have to forget about trying to keep it more natural, which would drain some of the passion out of it. I just can't pretend to be all that excited about "perfume chemistry" perfuming, while a lot of those folks really believe in it, and have simply accepted those changes 100%. Man, being an idealist sucks.). At some point, I'll introduce the grand idea, when a bit more steam has gathered. I've been under the weather lately, but still have been working on R&D pretty steadily, and continuing the education in it, which feels good.
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I always wondered what the smell of Old Spice was - carnation. I bought some a couple of years ago & it smelt different as I remembered it from years ago. More watered down & less rich. I had to apply a lot more than I used to. I was disappointed ...
Carnation apparently is included in female attractant oils like Satyr Oil The receipe for which is in on the web.
Chocolate smells better with a spicy note added. Faberge's Addiction 'Spice Fire' had a warm chocolately spicy smell which got a +ve female comment when applied to the neck.
Smelled a chocolate scent yesterday that was basically vanilla with a caramel note. Not impressed. Carnation is indeed a nice attractant for men to wear to attract women, which is definitely one reason I like it. It does indeed also have a history in occult scentmaking, as you indicate. I know one Satyr oil (Crowley recipe, I think) that is jasmine based, though, so I think it's open to the perfumer's interpretation.
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I know I love the taste of chocolate (dark, not milk) of the European type. Most Asian chocolate recipies are not very good as far as I'm concerned. "German" is my preffered. And a small amount goes a long way.
However, I must say I'm not sure a chocolate scent would be something I'd like to have as a fragrance on either myself or someone else... I think I'd feel the same about any "food scented" product. And sorry Homer, I don't think I'd want a doughnut-scented fragrance.
The opposite of love isn't hate.
It's apathy.
Agree about Carnation Doc, I wonder if that's the reason behind its popularity as a corsage. It has a way of smelling slightly dirty underneath the peppery flower scent. Its attractant appeal could signal a desirable but slightly dangerous aura, as if the loveliness of the flower only lasts until deeper and naughtier urges take control. Old spice was a resounding hit for a reason.
I'm fascinated by the Middle Eastern love of Rose. In the West its decidedly feminine, but blended with woody and even soapy scents it becomes an intoxicating masculine mix. Oud certainly plays a role, and just that one ingredient can lead a perfume in many directions depending on the origin.
The term Oriental is not at all perjorative. I live in the Orient and the term is used often as a self description. In fact, educated and self aware women pride themselves on their Oriental traditions and sensibilities. However, there is a more nationalistic pride, its more common to hear someone to say they're Chinese or Thai or Malaysian.
I can only imagine the range of challenges you have to deal with in creating a new scent.
Thoughtful and stimulating responses from everyone. Thanks. I have been hard at work (though it's not an overnight thing for a variety of reasons) and am planning on incorporating many or most of the suggestions in this thread. So if you have any other faves or opinions please post them. I'm not ready to "unveil the grand concept" yet, but there are a number of things in the works, and things are taking shape. I pretty much have all the basic ideas. Should be interesting. I agree with everything idesign said about carnation. I think it's sort of underappreciated these days, due perhaps in part to an "old fashioned" rep.
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I remember from my much younger days that my grandfather and I think my father both used an aftershave that smelled of camphor (due no doubt to the aftereffects of blade shaving). Talk about really "retro." Not sure I'm ready to return to those days though...
The opposite of love isn't hate.
It's apathy.
I actually love those kind of smells. There were a few menthol crystals in "Pheros". To me it's a comforting, clean, warm, safe feeling. Camphor was talked about in the Old Testament as a perfume. In perfuming one of its advantages is that it's a generic top note, without many qualities of its own, relatively speaking. It stays out of the way of everything, so that you can use it with everything. If you want it to go, it goes. Know you sort of have to have some kind of top note, but have absolutely no good ideas? Try menthol, or camphor. To a perfumer, if you will, it's just a note, an effect in a particular olfactory range, like myrrh. You can flavor it however you want.
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So, with minor league free agency declared and the Winter Meetings next week, let's take a look at how the Clippers potential roster looks today and what the Indians' shopping needs might do to impact it.
The Clippers will not have the services of their 2 best position players from 2011 as Luis Valbuena was traded to Toronto and Jerad Head chose to sign with the Detroit Tigers. The lot of a minor league team is to replace pieces on a yearly and even daily basis, so who do Clippers fans count on for the late-inning theatrics those 2 provided?
The Clippers should have a pretty similar infield to what we saw near the end on 2011.
At first base, I think Beau Mills improved enough to warrant an opportunity to play there. I knew he could hit the ball a mile when he connected, but what I was pleasantly surprised to see when he came to Columbus was how adept he was as a first baseman. He has soft, sure hands and looks comfortable moving around the bag. He will need to continue to improve his bat-to-ball to ever get a shot in the bigs, but the Indians are in no way set at 1B for the future. Manny Acta has publicly said they want to improve at that spot and that Matt LaPorta must earn his spot there. I think LaPorta has an option remaining, so if the Tribe makes a significant signing for that position, it is possible that he would be the Clippers first baseman.
Second base should be Cord Phelps' everyday position with Jason Kipnis in the Majors with the Indians. Cleveland tried to round out Cord last year as a utility player. While he is fine as a second baseman, Phelps is limited as a left-side defender. His bat is a definite impact weapon for the Clippers as he hits well from both sides of the plate and is developing more power as matures physically.
Jared Goedert would seem a likely candidate to be the 3rd baseman, but the resigning of Grady Sizemore may impact that. How can Grady coming back affect a minor league 3rd baseman? Well with Sizemore, Choo and Brantley as the starters, and Grady's health concerns, you likely have to have 2 back up outfielders in Cleveland. As of right now, Shelley Duncan and Ezequiel Carrera fill those rolls. That would leave room for only one bench infielder. Lonnie Chisenhall Jason Donald and Jack Hannahan will fill the role of 3B and utility man. That's 3 players for 2 spots. Chisenhall is the future, but has options and development left to do. Hannahan was one of the best defensive 3B's in baseball last year and hit enough to stay in there, but has played only 13 career games at shortstop, where a back-up is necessary. Donald can play three IF positions and had a quietly stellar season with the bat in the Majors. Even if Chisenhall doesn't struggle in spring training, the Indians may want to season him a bit more at the beginning of the year. If Chisenhall is in Columbus, Goedert will most likely fill the role he did when he was activated last year, playing DH and spelling at 1B & 3B.
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Rain-Flood Relief, Rehabilitation and Welfare News Update
Aitemaad Pakistan Trust develops an isolated flood affected village in Tehsil Jati, District Thatta
During the year 2011, Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has carried out concentrated welfare and rehabilitation work in a remote Village located on the left bank of river Indus in Kutcha area in Tehsil Jati, district Thatta. This village is called Hammad Otho. This is a detached and a secluded village where school, health and water facilities were non-existent.
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Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has adopted a Flood affected village called Hammad Otho. This village did not have grid station – electricity, therefore Aitemaad Trust in collaboration with LED Tronics / Shaan Technologies have installed Solar Lights in each of the village houses besides pole mounted Solar Street Lights have also been placed at vital points in the village.
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The exceptionally heavy rains during August-September 2011, caused wide spread damage to the crops, houses and communication infrastructure in districts Badin, Tando Allayar, Mirpurkhas, Nawab Shah. After visit to the rain affected areas the Chairman and the board of Trustees decided to open shelter camps near Rashid Abad – Tando Allayar to provide shelter to 57 families displaced due to rains and Floods.
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On 23rd September 2011, Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has established two camps at Tando Allahyar. There are about 500 IDP's - displaced families (women, children and men ) in the camps. They are being looked after by Aitemaad and in addition to the tents they are being provided food, clean drinking water, nighttime lighting, mosquito protection lotion/coil. These people will be repatriated when water recedes from their lands.
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On 12th September 2011, a four member team headed by Mr. Nazim Haji and assisted by Ejaz Chaudhri, Mr. Qasim Pahore and Mr. Safdar Rizvi went on a visit to the rain and flood effected areas in the province of Sindh. The team visited Union Consuls and Taluqas in areas Badin Matli, Tando Ghulam Ali, Kot Ghulam Mohammad and areas adjoining Chambhar Road and Tando Alla Yaar.
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Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has adopted a remote village call Hammad Otho in Tehseel Jati. The approach to the village is via Chur Jamali Road in district Thatta. From Sujawal, its 45 minute drive. The village has 45 mud-straw houses with a population of 400 men, women and children.
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On completion of the repatriation process in the fourth week of October 2010, the chairman and board of trustees focused their attention on rehabilitation and welfare activities. The trustees travelled to areas in Thatta which were affected by the floods. The areas visited were sajawal, jati and chur jamali.
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15,16-Oct-2010 - Aitemaad Chairman and trustees see off IDPs from Aitemaad Relief Camps in Shikarpur and Khairpur with tents, one-month's dry food ration, transport and Rs. 5000 in cash for every family. Now all the IDPs in Aitemaad camps have been repatriated back to their homes.
3-Oct-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan begins implementing its repartiation plan from its Gharo Tent village, from where 58 families were seen off by the Chairman Justice Retired Fakharuddin G.Ebrahim and the Trustees on Sunday, 3rd October, 2010. Speaking on the occasion, the Chairman said that Aitemaad Pakistan is committed to work for providing a better living for the flood affectees by working in coordination with the partner organizations and the government on its rehabilitation Plan.
6-Sep-2010 - We like to deeply appreciate the services of Baqai Foundation Health Service as well as Peoples Primary Health Unit for organising medical support at Aitemaad Pakistan's Gharo relief camp. The camp now has a male and a female doctor, who remain busy during the whole day attending to the medical needs of the IDPs.
1-Sep-2010 - Pakistan Association Mozambique adopts 1000 IDPs in Khairpur and provides 150 tents for Aitemaad's Tent Village 2 near Thehri. The Association has undertaken to provide funds for shelter, food, hygiene, utensils, clothing and other relief provisions which will be managed by Aitemaad volunteers and staff at Thehri Tent Village # 2 in District Khairpur.
1-Sep-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan deeply acknowledges the services of its brave and committed volunteer, Mr. Iqbal Ahmed, who carried out heroic boat rescue operations and saved the lives of more than 500 stranded people in District Jacobabad. He carried out this task by taking a grave risk to his own life. Aitemaad Pakistan salutes Iqbal Ahmed and expresses its pride and gratitude for the services rendered by him.
31-Aug-2010 - Mr. Urs Rupper from Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC visited Aitemaad Pakistan on 31 August 2010. He received a briefing on the activities of the Trust and later visited the relief camp being set up by Aitemaad Pakistan at Gharo. He also announced a donation of 500 tents to provide shelter to the displaced persons.
29-Aug-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan announces opening of new relief camp at Gharo to accommodate 500 flood affected families from areas around Thatta and Sajawal. Tents have been erected and the The IDPs will begin arriving from 2nd September onwards.
24-Aug-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan starts its operations in Jacobabad by initiating its boat service, assisting the District Administration in rescue and relief operations
23-Aug-2010 - A healthy baby boy was born in Relief Camp of Aitemaad Pakistan in Shikarpur. A baby buffalow was also born the same day
22-Aug-2010 - Mozambique based group met trustees of Aitemaad Pakistan and offered funding for Tent Village of 200 tents for 1000 peoples with the provision of food, clothing, clean water, medicines, hygiene & sanitation. Aitemaad Pakistan will identify the location on the basis of requirements of affected areas
21-Aug-2010 - UAE based group visited Aitemaad Pakistan Collection Center and offered assistance in procurement of medicines, clothing, hygience kits and other goods for relief camps


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Radish Salad with Anchovy Sauce
Author Notes: I like a salad that's a little bruising. I want some crunch, some bitterness, and plenty of clear acidity. Bonus points for pungent flavor. Italian puntarelle with anchovy dressing is my all-time favorite. Do you wish to join me in my feisty salad camp? If so, I have a radish number that will please you deeply and keep vampires away. Or at least a few friends. For this salad you want peppery (but not fiery) radishes. Cut them into thin wedges. Make a sauce with anchovy, garlic, lemon, and capers. And dress the radishes shortly before serving, otherwise the radishes begin to weep and the anchovy sauce loses its mojo. - Amanda - amanda
Serves 4
- 1 large bunch radishes
- 1 anchovy fillet
- 1 small garlic clove, peeled
- Salt
- 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 teaspoon coarsely chopped capers
- 1/2 tablespoon chopped flatleaf parsley
- Trim tops and tails from the radishes. Scrub them well. Slice each radish into 4 wedges (if small) or 6 wedges (if large).
- With a mortar and pestle (or in a mini food processor), mash the anchovy, garlic, and a pinch of salt to a paste. Mix in the lemon juice, then slowly blend in the oil, adding it in a thread-thin stream as you mix. Fold in the capers.
- Add the sauce and parsley to the radishes and fold until well blended. Adjust lemon juice and salt to taste. Serve within 30 minutes.
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
Comments (12) Questions (0)
2 months ago eboyd
Mmmmmm.... This will be served for dinner tonight atop a bed of arugula and a crab cake. Cannot wait.
about 1 year ago atlacm1
Sounds yummy -- I just received some beautiful organic Easter Radishes in my CSA box. Since we love anchovies and capers, I think I'l make this as a side for tonight's dinner.
over 1 year ago Demington
We loved this salad. I served it on a bed of radish greens.
Lusty and delicious - great starter course.
over 1 year ago bruce k
Are the anchovies fresh filets or those from the can like a salty pizza topping? An e-mail response would be great.
over 1 year ago Leslie Bacon
in the south of France, a friend's housekeeper made a wonderful radish leaf soup..... which she WOULD NOT share.... do you have any ideas? It was delicious....
about 1 year ago Polish Dog
You'll find a good recipe in Michael Roberts' cookbook, "Parisian Home Cooking". It captures the freshness of the greens. I tend to undercook the greens to keep the soup bright in color.
over 1 year ago Gale
This is wonderful, but what about adding the best, freshest radish leaves. Sometimes (OK - all the time) a pain to clean, but peppery and good.
over 1 year ago mcs3000
love radishes. looking forward to making this.