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He is not a 6'2 220 pound back that needs to grind the ball to get his plays. Johnson was nearly ruined in the quest for 2k years. Now yes Spiller was sat in a few games this year that the Bills lost like 50-10. I can't blame them for that. When you start the season getting blown out 3 or your 1st 5 games you know your not making the POs. They gave Jackson the BOD early on can't blame them for that either he was a monster last year. Choice really looked good in a few games this year. Underused maybe but they where still a top 5 run game this year. Not sure how much good anther 5-10 touches would have done them. They where already in the bottom ten in passing attempts. It isn't like the Lions, Zona, Dallas, or Eagles where is was dead obvious one sided.
I am in the Buffalo area and listen to Buffalo sports talk shows often. Chan was asked during an interview why Spiller was on the bench and Jackson was in the game when Spiller was averaging 7.5 yds per carry and Jackson was at 3.5. Chan's answer....wait now...was "because it was Fred's turn to play". This is who we want to run our offense. Didn't matter who was hot running the ball, it was a matter of who's turn it was. You can only guess how that went over with the Bills fans when they herd that. The more you hear this man in an interview the more stupid he is. Say no to Chan.
They can't possibly F this one up, can they? They did manage to hire the only OC who could possibly make B Schott look good. With our luck, they'll hire Chan Gailey or reach out to David Shula.
To the posters worried about sporano stilly having his job, it's likely because the organization wants to hire a GM first to help them decide on an OC (especially since the new GM can't hire his own HC).
I'm not criticizing people's opinions on here but why are so many people in favor of chan gaily?? He had tools on his offense that he didn't use well at all, saying it was Fred's turn to run and that's why he sat the young explosive spiller? Just shows that over-loyal mentality that we already have enough of with another coach on our roster, cough cough. I'm in for norv as an OC and would even take a look at cam Cameron, I just want someone who has the ability to develop young QB's
I wouldn't have a huge problem with Sparano staying so that doesn't bother me too much. It was clear that we have a garbage QB and the offensive line/running game was clearly improved.
If we are firing Sparano which is what it looks like, then Norv and Gailey would be two guys I would like.
Not as big a fan of Whisenhunt.
Mark Trestman of Montreal or Jeff Tedford formerly from Cal if Norv Turner is not available. Not sure about whisenhunt, they cards were udner whelming when they had a non hall of fame Qb running the show.

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We will have to do better tonight. He once came home without his shirt, which Vince found later hanging off the old rusty fire escape next door, which leads to El Bandido's summer residence. And he sometimes gets an arm stuck in the sleeve, so: visions of cat falling from roof. Not good.
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Herewith, some October strawberries.
The New York sky is a quintessential blue at the moment.
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Been searching online if your strawberry "fern" is available here in Germany. No luck so far. Have come across the variety "Seascape" that is also suppose to be everbearing. I love the idea of nibbling on strawberries for such an extended season. We have fields here just across the road and mid-May to the end of June we have them daily. I am always sad when the season ends.
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First you bring about eight cups of water to a boil. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, you mix together four wooden spoonfuls of mealie meal (the finely ground cornmeal used to make sadza) with some water to make a thin gruel. Stir, breaking up any lumps, and then pour the paste into the boiling water. Stir again, partially cover, turn the heat down to medium-high, and keep the pot at a low boil for 15 minutes.
Twenty-four hours later, remove the cover and watch the beer's effervescent bubbles sputter and pop. Give the brew a stir, and then drink it straight from the pfuku. Or, if you are me, pour yourself a small glass. Chikokiyana is gritty, sour and yeasty – in other words, an extremely acquired taste. I could only get down about three sips; my husband four. Dorothy's cousin downed the rest during the course of one day.


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Howard Hughes is most famous for the last years of his life, when his mind faded and he lived the life of a wealthy, paranoid recluse. But earlier he had been a dashing and innovative businessman. Inheriting the Hughes Tool Company at age 19, Hughes became by turns a Hollywood movie producer, aircraft inventor, mining mogul, casino owner and ladies' man. (He dated Ava Gardner and Katharine Hepburn among many other starlets.) An avid and daring pilot, Hughes set a handful of aviation world records, including one for a 1938 flight around the world in just over 91 hours. In the 1960s his business dealings paid off handsomely and his wealth reached one billion dollars, a staggering amount for the era. In the 1950s certain personality quirks began to dominate and Hughes grew increasingly unbalanced. He dropped from public view and became famous for his wealth and his mysterious hidden ways, surfacing via telephone in 1972 to say that a biography written by Clifford Irving was a hoax. The gossip and confusion about his whereabouts and lifestyle continued after his 1976 death, when various parties contested his will amid much-publicized legal wrangling.
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This is not going to be like your "typical" biography, which is usually filled with a myriad of impressive college degrees, certifications, accomplishments, etc, etc, etc. I'm not saying that some of that isn't important, but what I feel is most important from a teaching standpoint is that a good teacher has impressive experience "teaching". A good teacher is able to present you with information that puts you on the right path, and inspires you to stay there. There are many, many, so-called authorities with multiple "bells and whistles" attached to their resumes who couldn't teach you diddly. So, with that said let me tell you a little about myself. I've been around the iron game (and athletics) for a long time. I've been lifting, observing, and learning (college education and various certifications) about strength training and conditioning for over 30 years now. Like many trainees, my discovery and utilization of weight training gave me the ability to compete at a fairly high level of competition; eventually playing Division I college football and professional baseball. After baseball, I wanted to "get as big as possible" eventually reaching 250 pounds at 5' 10" with legitimate 20 inch arms, drug free. I've won a few drug-free bodybuilding titles, and have squatted, deadlifted, and benched some pretty big weights. Today, I'm still very motivated to accomplish some lofty goals in raw, drug-free powerlifting. So, I don't want you to think that my only point of reference is what I've accomplished in the past. I'm still going after it hard now. And I'm still learning things everyday. That's enough about what I've done. What is more important, and what I feel makes someone an accomplished teacher is not what they've done, but what they've helped others achieve. Pursuing my passion, I started a company 21 years ago to help others accomplish their strength and conditioning goals. Today, Total Fitness Inc. administers over 200 one-on-one training sessions per week. During these 21 years I've logged over 60,000 hours of "hands-on", one-on-one instruction, working with nearly every kind of trainee imaginable. Like most others in my field I've got my list of trainees that have accomplished things, whether it is in powerlifting or sports, that would impress you. Trainees that have set world records in powerlifting to others that have reached the professional level in their chosen sport. But what I feel is just as impressive are the trainees that you won't see in Powerlifting USA or on the football field Sunday afternoon. These are the trainees that have overcome various limitations, to pack on thirty pounds of muscle, perform a double bodyweight squat, to improve their 40 yard dash by two tenths, or to make the starting varsity high school roster. And these accomplishments were achieved while maintaining a 'real life' outside of the gym - at home, in the classroom and at work. These are trainees that after training hard for years, sacrificing much of their 'real life' with not much to show except frustration - that had finally achieved gains in size and strength that they'd only dreamed about. I could take this even further and tell you about my trainees who have reached their ninth decade and are still hitting the iron, but I think you get the point. I'm blessed to be married to a wonderful lady, and have three beautiful children.
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The Oklahoma Sooners have eliminated the Arizona Wildcats from the NCAA tournament the last two years. And last month, the Sooners inked Shelby Pendley, the star UA shortstop, weeks after she decided to transfer.
It's natural, then, for the No. 19 Wildcats (8-2) to put extra emphasis on today's game against the Sooners in Game 1 of the Cathedral City Classic in Palm Springs, Calif.
Not to mention that, at 10-0, Oklahoma is ranked No. 1 by the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 poll.
"I am anxious," UA coach Mike Candrea said. "I think they're the best team in the country now, bar none.
"They've got all the ingredients of a very solid team. It will be a challenge and a great opportunity."
The coach said the super-regional elimination losses - the Sooners went 4-0 against the UA in the playoffs the last two years - are motivation.
"Having been knocked out by Oklahoma is enough in itself," he said. "The Pendley thing is over and done with."
Kelsey Rodriguez, one of the surprises of the UA's young season, puts it thusly:
"We prepare for teams the same way," she said. "We can't think about the name. It's seeing a faceless opponent and playing our game.
"It's exciting - but it's another game, another team."
The Pacific transfer is tied for the team lead with two homers and eight RBIs on the power-starved Wildcats.
She hit her first two home runs as a Wildcat in a 13-1 blowout against Utah State on Sunday.
"It felt very good," she said. "It was nice to make good contact. I'd been struggling, and it was be nice to contribute to the team and get us some runs on the board."
The Scottsdale native transferred to the UA to be closer to home after a family medical emergency. Her sister Courtney, a freshman, has started five times for the Wildcats.
Kelsey Rodriguez has started all 10 games, playing first base, catcher and, like her sister, right field.
"She's a very smart kid, very savvy," Candrea said.
"I like her. I think she plays with a lot of maturity and has been a big blessing for us."
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Pasadena Playhouse's sparkling production of "Fallen Angels," Noël Coward's 1925 farce about the lure of lustful sex, has expert direction and outrageously hilarious performances.
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Evan Jonigkeit on 'Really Really,' Baseball, and Getting Naked Onstage
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Stolen Chair's "The Man Who Laughs," an adaptation of a Victor Hugo novel about a freak, is rivetingly rendered by five adept actors in the fashion of a 1920s silent-movie melodrama.
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The "Submissions Only" group launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a third season in November and was able to raise $60,000, exceeding their fundraising goal by $10,000.
Columbia's Theater Productions Move Downtown
MFA thesis productions from Columbia University School of the Arts' Theatre Program will be moving to new off-campus venues, including 3LD Art and Technology Center, the Connelly Theater, and La MaMato, to be closer to the heart of Off-Broadway.
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"Dawson's Creek" heartthrob James Van Der Beek has moved out of "Apartment 23" and back onto the stage. He began his professional acting career as a teen in New York City and is now returning to his theater roots in "The Gift," by Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith.
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if a screensavers possible the kelly software matrix one is sweet...
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Doesn't the PS3 have a built in screensaver?
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clearly i meant in manager...
oh ya thanks for the update too...i like the fade out of other games... is there anyway i can rename the game titles so they'll go in order i want? for instance drakes fortune lists after among thieves...
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Dean... MP3 support ?! Possible mkv > avchd conversion ?! Are you joking ?!
You're too good! Thanks again for everything!
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Gayest feature ever i think not... a simple whiteboard on one of the pages would be awesome, could just flip over and start drawing or painting or just write something to be saved to be seen later when you flip through the views.
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well obviously that's what i meant too... remember when blackbox ftp was released and everyone was afraid of burn-in on their TV. everyone requested a screensaver but as the devs stated it was not needed since if you leave your PS3 inactive after a couple of minutes the ps3's screensaver is activated.
I apologize after going back to some old posts i realize i was wrong and the PS3's screensaver does not work like i thought it did.
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I think I'll add another "root device" in the file manager, called "/ps3_home" with subfolders music, video and picture:
There you'll be able to find all your media files, which you can only access through XMB (or going through all the funny file structure). It will make it simple to copy/view/play content, which is already on your PS3.
The category will be read-only, because there is no way to add/change the index base.
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Nice. Just keeps getting better. Thank you for your efforts, it is appreciated.
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Did you get a chance to change the USB device enumeration beyond the first 10 device IDs? I was going to do it myself but can't find the source code.


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Tuesday, January 20th, 2015After leaving Pittsburgh and Columbus in the spring to travel, and sustaining a concussion in the fall that left me with no sense of smell or taste, I didn't get to skate a lot this year.
Blading has brought me a lot of joy and great friends over the years, as well as given me the opportunity to see places I never would have been otherwise.
While a serious injury makes you rethink a lot of things, I'll always be appreciative of what rollerblading has given me. – Stefan Brandow.
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Aqua Allegoria Winter Delice by Guerlain is a Woody Floral Musk fragrance for women and men. Aqua Allegoria Winter Delice was launched in 2005. Top note is fir; middle notes are pine and resin; base notes are opoponax, vanille and sugar.
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I knew I would love this based on notes! So much woodsy piney balsamic perfect winter perfume! I wouldn't say this is masculine, the sugar and vanilla make it super delectable. BIG love.
The notes are wrong. Top notes are a blast of clove and fir/pine, then cinnamon then dries down to spice but with a synthetic weak, sharp edge to it; not worth $115 and lasts all of a heartbeat before you can't smell it anymore.
I SHOULD love this. I might like it on a man, which is why I don't like it on me. Definite masculine after-shave vibe. This has the longest staying power by far of all A.A..'s I've tested. 10/10 for longevity.
Thank you so much, Melzy for introducing me to this via an incredibly generous sample! I am in love. This is right up my alley. Resinous, incensed, vanillary sweet, light yet intense, churchy yet wicked. Long lasting, it stayed on my skin long after the others had flown away.
Recently I've been thinking I wanted a less in your face version of an incense than I usually wear and then this arrives in the post, like an answer to a silent prayer. I am on the hunt for a FB.
Looked long and hard for this one, very expensive on ebay.
I love this, get dense resins as a top note! A little prickly, a little sweet and WARM. None of that nasty citrus that usually jumps out at me no matter what the note list says. Then a little fir, for a moment, then resin again.
Dying to try this one if anyone has a sample or decant! Thank you!
When I sprayed Winter Delice onto my arm, I was immediately transported to a different time and place... my imaginary cabin in the Great North-West. It is evening, and the seasons are just turning from Autumn to Winter, so there is a slight chill in the air. I return from gathering some more firewood, and the fir trees surrounding the cabin are starting to be coated with snow.
The cabin's chimney is sending up spirals of smoke, and there is a warm glow in the window. How inviting!
Winter Delice is so atmospheric. Yes, it is like standing next to a pine or fir tree that is leaking some sap. You smell the bark, as well. Long-lasting and beautiful. I have a decant, but soooo want a FB! WD would be perfect for a snowball fight with your love, or roasting marshmallows by the fire. But I can see wearing it, snuggling under a comforter. Lovely!
There was a time when Guerlain was capable of doing IMPRESSIONISM, creating masterpieces of images conveyed to your olfactory receptoires.
L'Heure Bleue, Aprés l'Ondèe, Chamade and countless others.
Also the more recent WINTER DELICE, which, although in the Aqua Allegoria range, was not a simple, watered down scent. All the contrary.
It was rich, original, complex, embracing.
It was the warmth of winter in a bottle; yes, the warmth of winter, all the things that make winter cozy: sitting by a fire, cuddling in a blanket, sipping tea with spice biscuits, walking through a forest on a cold, crisp sunny day ...
It had the spices, the smoke, the balsams, the resins, the sweetness of vanilla ... it had everything in a kaleidoscope that seems to have fallen on the floor and broken scattering its colourful little pieces everywhere.
Please, repair the kaleidoscope and bring Winter Delice back to us again!
The opening was a chaos, but it settles down quickly. I feel like walking down a fir-/ pineforest. I can smell the trees and the amber.
It starts out like a fresh forest but it gets warmer by the minute. More amber and a bit sweet in the dry down. I think it's beautiful and original. I love it.
But why did they discontinue this? It's such a precious fragrance. I only have a miniature and I would love to have a full bottle. It's a really good winter fragrance
Opens up a bit strong, with vintage-like perfume notes... and then the magic begins. It starts to warm up. Smells like cinnamon, fur woods, leather, amber, vanilla, sweet spices. Winter evening in a cabin near the fireplace, burning pine wood and something yummy is baking in a oven.. Fabulous, rustic, rich, intoxicating aroma. I love this one. Wintertime cozy.
Just got my FB about a week ago, have been wearing it NON-STOP!!! I LOVE *sweetnspiceys* review and that she said it smelt like freshly tapped maple sugar water!! I bought this as a way of making peace with Winter since it is sticking around so long and I do happen to love ALL of the scents of a traditional Christmas celebration. So I can see myself wearing it during the holidays, but just in wintertime in general. It is so fresh and cold yet warm and spicy at the same time. I love the scent of the fir and the pine, it is masculine smelling at first, but then sweetens up a lot on me and then OHHHH, that fabulous incense dry down, what I live for in a woody, smoky perfume like this. All in all, I would totally wear this as a signature fragrance during the cooler months!! the longevity is amazing for an EDT and the sillage is moderate.. It just makes me really, really happy and yet sad at the same time because I know it will always be a hassle to find more of it, but as much as I love it, it will be worth the struggle.
What a beauty this perfume is! The evergreens and sugar really pop. It reminds me of when a maple tree is tapped and this sweet water comes out, which you can drink, and which is later cooked down into maple syrup. This makes me want to go out and drink a bunch of that water, it tastes like sugar water.
So this does conjure winter in a way, because of the evergreens, but it's not a spicy and heavy oriental. It has an outdoor feeling of walking through fresh air and snowy woods rather than sitting indoors by a fire drinking mulled cider.
After wearing for a couple of hours, it becomes more resins and vanilla. I adore it every moment that it's on my skin.
At first I was quite puzzled by Winter Delice as I simply couldn't smell almost anything for a few minutes. I even thought there was something wrong with my sample. But much to my relief the fragrance materialized after a while.
It's unmistakably a winter scent. It smells like snowy coniferous forest or bitter, almost smokey wood, chopped and ready to be fed into the fire. There's pine, fir and resins, very woody and aromatic, and also quite sharp, so much so that I'm almost afraid of getting a splinter. The little sweetness is hidden very deep under the blanket of frozen pine needles and only makes an appearance through occasional muffled whiffs in the drydown.
If used as a Christmas fragrance it evokes the atmosphere of quietude and reflection. For merry indulgence though, I would look somewhere else.
I just received my sample this morning and was totally surprised that there
is no scent, I can't smell anything!
Strong, spicy, smells like wintery snowy Christmas. I love it but too strong for me to wear. Sniff the bottle regularly and dream of sledging whist singing Wham's 'Last Christmas.' Ok so that's just me?
I love warm, spicy, fall/winter scents so this one is great to me. Reminds me of Cinnabar, with that touch of spicy holiday goodness. I don't really get much in the way of woods, though. Or vanilla. If only...
I'm quite fond of gourmands (I would classify WD as a woody-gourmand), and any fragrance that combines spices, vanilla, and woods always seems to win me over. Unfortunately, this combination often gets unfairly associated with candles because the market is saturated with them over the holidays. I like holiday candles as much as the next person, but I also think there is a place in perfumery for these lovely scents (if done well, as this is).
Winter Delice might verge on being too close to a home/potpourri/candle scent for some people because of this association, but I find it very wearable as a personal scent. It is cozy, nostalgic, and happy -- and yes, very evocative of Christmas (a European or N. American Christmas, at least).
It starts out with a sharp note: the green needles of fir and pine trees, then quickly the traditional holiday spices emerge -- cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and just a hint of clove. Underneath the spices is a warm, smoldering layer of sweet resins and sugary vanilla. The oppoponax adds a powdery/incense quality that elevates it out of the realm of candles and into the realm of true perfume. This soft incense base note extends throughout the dry down.
This is not a trek through the woods on a cool, Christmas night, rather it is a cuddly indoor scent, reminiscent of cookies just out of the oven, candles burning on the mantel, and a fresh-cut tree, decorated with love.
WD is also a surprisingly light scent -- it has a low sillage compared to other spicy-vanilla gourmands on the market. Overall, this is a lovely option for a signature holiday/winter scent and equally appropriate for daily use, cocktail parties, or cozy nights indoors.
This is GORGEOUS! I need a full bottle of this magic! Fresh pine forest in the cold winter day, to me this fragrance smells like Narnia ( From the Chronicles of Narnia ) would smell like. Truly a work of art!
Dear Guerlain,
Can you please bring back these kind of fragrances, not the one's you've been making lately in your sleep while having a cold with no sense of smell and dumping it at Sephora.
Let's get back to the business of art making such as Winter Delice!
Bought this for my mum in error, expecting Herba Fresca, what a surprise. This is incredible, talk about a Merry Christmas in a bottle, another huge success from Guerlain, it's very sweet on first spray, Vanilla, Cinnamon, fruits, then seems to dry down into spices and pine. I imagine a perfume to enjoy purely for the user as it doesn't seem to last a huge time, but what an enjoyment, Perfection de Guerlain :-)
I got a decant of this to try it out. I wanted to love it. Really I did. I love pine, so this should have had my name written all over it. Unfortunately, the pine notes were fleeting and I was left with more sugar cookies in the kitchen with the pine tree far away in the living room. Alas.
...Bittersweet, a bit smokey, powdery, dry, magnificent!!! Smells very similar to Ambre Sultan by Lutens.. Are we sure Sheldrake wasn't involved in the making of this?? I would swear..!
What an interesting fragrance! It's very dry and spicy, yet balmy, resinous, and soothing. An intriguing contradiction, very warm, I can't stop sniffing my wrist.
Definitely in the woody, balmy land. Not sweet at all, quiet, cozy and peaceful. Recommend!!
Why does Winter Delice reminds me of Vix Inhaler and Halls cherry candies?!Must be the pine and sugar note..I associate this perfume with flu!It's bitter pine on my skin with something sweet when it dries down. Overall unique,but not something I would like to wear as a perfume. Maybe it would be nice as a candle..
Winter Delice pops up every now and then in the forum as a suggestion for a Christmas scent every December. I can understand where these references come from, particularly with the strong pine accord and underlying sugary sweetness. But seeing that I have never experienced a wintry Christmas, Winter Delice isn't the scent of my favourite holiday season at all. At least not to my nose.
I find this fragrance pleasantly mysterious and rich. It smells like a mystical forest, like the one Hansel and Gretel found themselves lost in prior to discovering the gingerbread house. In all honesty, I expected this fragrance to be a tad more resinous and deep, so I was quite taken aback by the light and fluffy sugary quality peeking through.
There is a delicacy conveyed throughout this fragrance's composition which may have been the perfumer's way of softening the masculine, coniferous accords. I have come to the conclusion that Winter Delice is actually suitable for both men and women, so the unisex classification is correct.
Other than smelling like a mystical forest, there are also subtle hints of spicy cookies and a warm, blazing fire. Essentially, Winter Delice is the perfect Winter scent, smelling both warm and gourmand on the skin. I am impressed, but I highly doubt that you'll find me scanning Ebay for a somewhat expensive, half-used bottle.
It's not the strongest scent going around, but the sillage does have moderate projection. The longevity was good too, especially for that of an EDT. I reach for this fragrance every now and then when the weather is cold outside, but I don't wish to overpower anyone near me. If you're like me and own a crazy amount of heavy orientals, you'll more than likely be welcoming to a scent of this nature.
Jam from fir cones smells. Deep, saturated and mystical. Bitter-sweet woods and snow-covered cabin by Santa or Ded Moroz. Winter fairy tale in the bottle:-)Long-long-lasting.
Together with Pamplelune, Mentafollia and Herba Fresca, this is probably one of the very few successful deliveries in the Aqua Allegoria's range. Aimed to evoke Christams atmosphere, Winter Delice is a well balanced mixture of sweet, slightly gorumandic notes, and coniferous galore. Pine needles, fir and a sort of copal-like resin are juxtaposed to a sweet vanilla/gingerbread accord with an amazingly pleasant result that's sweet without crossing the border to become cloying. Incense, mostly detectable during the drydown, adds even more coziness to this "reassuring" fragrance. Very very nice.
Rating: 7.5/10
I was so pleasantly surprised by Winter Delice. Normally, my skin does not tolerate resins or incense; they just come off as pure Comet on me. I think the vanilla/sugar affair in the base softens the harshness for me. Happyme2009 said this fragrance reminds her of Narnia--what a perfect description! WD has a magical quality to it that reminds me of an enchanted, sugar-dusted, Old World forest, yet, it is not at all childish or ultra-feminine. Sophisticated deliciousness!
Smelling this makes me think of a walk in a snowy Pine wood on christmas day after the morning mass!
I smell Pine resin+ frankincense and something "icy" that i have no clue what it could be but it stays only for 10 seconds in the opening! It does lasts for ages and has a very good projection, differently from most other aqua allegorias! How i wish i had a huge bottle of this! :(
It goes on with a not unsubtle resins + amber blast, although it lacks the richness of say, Ambre Noir. Mingled with the resin/amber mix is a hint of musk, a metallic tinge, and something woodsy, and these minor notes help keep the amber from overwhelming me (I am sensitive to amber and it has made me nauseous). It doesn't project much, although it stays constantly resinous throughout its lifetime, which is at least 12 hours.
I think that my skin must amp amber and resins like crazy, so if you are of a similar skin type, you probably won't get much out of this fragrance.
I am absolutely shocked! From the notes, I expected this would be a favorite for me. I love resins, and this one is chock full. It's amazing how relative fragrance is, and how different everyone's chemistry and noses are. I can see where this was meant to go, and probably DOES go for the majority of you, BUT...
So here it is (it's bad, so feel free to skip this part) - I'm getting intense, acrid, EXTREMELY synthetic musk dryer sheets AND periodontal disease halitosis (I'm a dental assistant, so this is familiar). So bad! I'm holding my face away from my arm until I can wash.
Eeek! Sorry! Either I have some really weird skin or a broken sniffer!
Well, one positive aspect - I won't have to worry about tracking down and affording another discontinued perfume!
This scent had been suggested to me as a "Christmas tree" scent. It doesn't quite live up to that -- there's wood in here, but this scent is not even close to what you'd smell when walking past rows of cut Douglas firs and blue spruces. It definitely smells like conifers, though, and I think I can sense cedar, so maybe this just doesn't match the types of Christmas trees I'm used to. I expected this to be a "cold" scent, but Winter Delice is warm and makes me think of incense (until the drydown). I don't get anything remotely camphorous or earthy. Supposedly there's some gingerbread in here, but I'm not getting any of it either. There's definitely sweetness, but it's not like honey or vanilla. Winter Delice is sweet throughout all of its stages, especially in the opening, but nothing about that sweetness is edible (until the drydown).
The drydown, the drydown... the drydown is bizarre. It's absolutely nothing like the other stages; I have trouble understanding how Winter Delice could have developed like this. Unlike the other stages, the drydown seems a little cold -- not strong like menthol, but enough to be weird. There's no more incense, no more woods. The sweetness is subdued, but I'm getting... cold sparkly grape? Not wine or Concord grapes, but carbonated purple grape juice. It's not unpleasant, but... why??? This isn't a result of my skin chemistry, either -- this happened on both paper and my clothing.
I'm a little disappointed at Winter Delice's weakness. On fabrics, it lasts a long time (I checked just now, and it's still faintly there over 48 hours later), but it's a skin scent from start to finish, and I can't sense it on myself at all 6 hours in. The weird grapey scent doesn't appear on my skin, but Winter Delice appears to die off on me after the heart notes.
In conclusion: As far as top and heart notes go, I like this scent even though it didn't fit my expectations. It's heavy on the woods, sweet but not a gourmand, and the incense isn't offensive to my nose. Winter Delice isn't "cold"-smelling, and while it doesn't match the Christmas feel, it's good for winter and fall. The longevity and sillage are both disappointing... if only it were stronger!
The pine, fir and resins in this fragrance smell like a cool mix of lavender on my skin which I'm not too keen on...In fact, it reminds me of the vintage Aqua Velva for men!
Towards the drydown, the opoponax and sugar melt into each other so warmly & sweetly...
I was sure hoping this fragrance made friends with my skin, but alas, they are at odds with each other...It's just not feminine enough for me...As beautiful as this fragrance is, I'll pass...
Aqua Allegoria Winter Delice
Does Winter Delice remind me of Christmas?
Personally, no. It lacks of that bright, fresh, and frosty factors. Winter Delices is a little too dark, and smoky of a scent to be Christmassy.
The perfume is definitely herbaceous. It smells like a cold & damp pine forest, which I found to be very interesting and distinctive.
When I test Winter Delice I can imagine myself sitting on the damp forest floor underneath an oversized pine tree, getting whiffs and whiffs of that sweet pine tree bark, needles, and its oozing zap. The cold ground—carpeted with moist and decomposed leaves—adds earthiness, mustiness, and smokiness to the herbaceous resinous aroma in the air.
It's uniquely calm and soothing. I'd rather secretly enjoy my Winter Delices at home alone—in front of the toasty fire place & all wrapped up in a cozy throw—in the middle of cruel Kansas winter.
Just found my third bottle on eBay - thank goodness there are people selling it out there!
Anyway, I can't add much to the descriptions below - this is just the perfect Christmas week fragrance and I tend to use it exclusively the week before, during and after - especially when it snows. It's quite light, even with the heavyweight notes in the composition - but it's perfectly persistent, present and never overbearing. It brings joy to my heart and really brings back early childhood memories of a warmly spiced kitchen, a fragrant fir tree, the crisp snowy air and the midnight mass.
A very emotional perfume - I hope to be lucky enough to keep findining enough bottles to ensure at least a couple decades more of this "bottled memory."
This EdT, part of the Aqua Allegoria series and now discontinued, starts out as a mildly spicy, incensey, smoky, composition, then quickly a fir balsam note becomes the primary one. It's not at all a "Christmas" scent, it's more the smell of fresh resin and old incense.
Even though the sillage is light, I would characterize this as dark and brooding, like walking into an abandoned, haunted chapel in the middle of an evergreen forest and finding that it still smells like the incense that was once burned there. As the evergreen notes die down, a light gingerbread note appears, breaking the spell, but the incense still remains in the background. After a few hours it dries down to a gingerbread, vanilla and musk skin scent.
Overall, this is fairly long-lasting for an EdT, at least 4-5 hours. I love the opening, and like the rest of it. Too bad Guerlain stopped making this.
Winter Delice is magic in a bottle. Have you ever seen the movie Narnia? This is exactly what I imagine the magical land of Narnia to smell like... full of snow and weird creatures, magic, dreams, ice, purity of children and values to be reached.
It does smell like winter, not the slushy gray ones in the big cities, but like quiet, frozen ones in places where technology, has not arrived yet... where burning wood is still the only method of heating, and the night sky is lighted only by the moon and the stars, and horses pull the sleights through mountains of snow, and bread and cookies are baking in a primitive stove.
This is what I recall when wearing Aqua Allegoria Winter Delice. The name suits the scent very well.
It's smoky, enveloping, warm, mysterious and primal, good silage and good lasting power. It does have some similarity with Shalimar. But this is definitely woodier. I don't understand the rationality of discontinuing this truly outstanding perfume.
oh i would sooooooooooooooooooo love to be able to track down another bottle{or 10} of this sensational sexy great at christmas-time perfume.
alas it has gone ,gone ,gone away forever.
I was the weird kid who would eat the drops of resin from the bark of the pine tree. Yes, I know: it's a miracle I survived to adulthood; nonetheless, those small, golden, sparkling drops that weren't quite solid and weren't quite liquid either, totally fascinated me. And I suppose they still do. Winter Delice doesn't suggest Christmas to me -- that would require the addition of cinnamon, nutmeg and eggnog; instead, it's the scent of snow and winter moonlight.
Winter Delice suggests the chill and excitement of cross-country skiing by the light of a full moon many years ago in Chama, New Mexico. The snow sparkled and the only sound in the insulated, muffled quiet I remember was the swish, swish, swishing of well-waxed skis. The stars were too numerous to count, the air cold and crisp, the moon shadows danced and the Ponderosa pines perfumed the air with the same sharp resin I smell on my skin now from Winter Delice. Fabulous.
Quite possibly my favorite fragrance of all-time. So comforting. I remember that my mom's vintage Christmas ornaments smelled just like this and I always looked forward to taking them out of storage boxes and giving them a whiff. Now I can smell this glorious scent year-round.
Like a men's cologne at first (fougere? similar to Elixir des Merveilles), then the fir, pine, and sweet-spice (cinnamon-like) notes emerge and settle. I think opoponax in the dry-down gives it magic. And, I find that it actually lasts a long time (>6 hrs). I want to wear it year-round, but definitely best in the Fall and Winter.
Out of all the fragrances in the Aqua Allegoria series, I'll be saving up for full sizes of this (if I can still find it) and of Pamplelune.
I think of this as a funny perfume, it makes me happy and kind of girly. I have no clue why. Also it makes me think of the fir I planted when I was about 4-5 years old. Now it has become a big fir and I feel happiness every time I visit my parents cottage and se my old dear fir tree. This perfumes smells exactly like "Burre" (That´s the name of my fir) at Christmas Time... How can I do anything else than love it?
No, not really love, but it´s a nice, comfy and quirky kind of perfume. A must try if you like spicy, woody, recinous kind of perfumes.
A pleasant christmas tree scent laced with incense that smell of happy masses and glowing fireplaces. It doesn't last and it's an okay adittion on Aqua Allegoria, a funny touching scent , best not to expect to last more than 30 min.
Smells like English Leather Men's cologne and Pine-sol. I wanted to love this, but it doesn't perform as advertised. Not remotely.
On my skin this fragrance releases the smell of camphor-can't stand it, even though top notes a really pleasant. It reminds me the scent of just cut christmas tree, to be more pricise, the scent of fir-tree when you bring it home before Christmas.Warm, woody and spicy top notes turn into something very annoying on my skin :(
you really should...i don't know what it is with it, but it reminded me of my grandmother's second husband..and that is not a good thing. i find that i have really weird chemistry sometimes, so maybe that was the problem. if i can find the sample, i'll send it to you. let me know by private message if you want me to send it to you, i'd be glad to hear an opinion from someone who obviously loves perfumes as much as i do!
ah, it must be the frankincense...i would not be surprised! frankincense is pretty hardcore..at least for me! i definetly have to be careful with some incense smells. have you ever tried le baiser du dragon by cartier? it has the same kind of smell, but in that case it is COMPLETELY overpowering.
still,this is a gorgeous perfume. do you find the perfume lasts a long time on clothing? i only dabbed my wrists and inner arms.
ok, so i just realized that opoponax (sp?) is actually listed as being in one of my favourite perfumes (coco mademoiselle) so i guess that is not what throws me off...hmm...i wonder if it is a resin that i dislike....interesting
A Victorian Christmas Eve in a bottle -- glowing fireplace, silver trays filled with little spice cakes, towering pyramids of fruit, presents under the tree, aromatic candles lit all around the room, velvet ribbons festooning the boiserie. Complex at first, with sweet spices and many types of woods. The drydown on me is very sweet, almost like Dr Pepper (vanilla and cinnamon).
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TWHBEA Registration Question... Hi again, everyone...I hate to post yet another question when I haven't been able to look at the forum in so long, but you all have always been helpful, so here goes... Having never owned a TWH, I am not familiar with their specific registration process. I sent in my transfer of ownership form, filled out and signed, last week. I also sent my money order, along with the certificate of registration, also filled out and signed. She has been bloodtyped and everything, so it should be good to go. I got mail from the TWHBEA today, and it had the old certificate, with the old owner still listed as the owner. The back WAS signed by the executive director, and it said that the transfer had been entered on Feb. 6, 2009. So how come the old certificate with the previous owner still on it? Is this standard? Shouldn't I get a new certificate? Thanks in advance! |
If the previous owner was the breeder, that is why you see their name still on the paper. If the previous owner was not the breeder, my money's on the fact that the Seller never had the papers put in their name and just handed them off to you --- a very common practice. The TWH I bought two years ago as a ten year old STILL had his papers signed off by his breeder from when he was foaled. He had passed thru two or three owners during those ten years, but no one ever transferred the papers out of the breeder's name. It's a miracle the papers never got lost:? Anyway, all three of my Walkers papers, plus my Arab's papers show the breeders name. None of their papers show my name and they are all the old original certificates. That suits me fine because my older horses papers go back five generations and I don't think the registries do that anymore. The back of your returned papers acknowledge the transfer date, but if you want to set your mind at ease, you can call TWHBEA. They are a friendly and helpful bunch ---- at least they used to be. There's been a huge shift in employees the last couple years:-( |
Thanks walkinthewalk, that makes sense. The one listed is the breeder, and you're right, the people I bought her from never bothered to put her in their names, as they knew she was going to be strictly a "sale" horse...wouldn't have been worth the registration fee, I suppose. Mike (the original, first owner) had signed off on the papers, so I assumed that it would just go right into my name. That's fine with me as well, though, as long as I'm still her legal owner. As always, very helpful. :) Thanks a bunch! |
Who was the first owner....I'm just curious...I know a lot of Mike's. what's his last name? |
Goins, I believe...of Frankfort. |
nevermind. lol |
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Paris has a mild humid temperate climate with warm summers and no dry season. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by croplands (68%), built-up areas (18%), forests (7%), and grasslands (7%).
The month of April is characterized by rising daily high temperatures, with daily highs increasing from 56°F to 62°F over the course of the month, exceeding 73°F or dropping below 47°F only one day in ten.
Over the course of April, the length of the day is rapidly increasing. From the start to the end of the month, the length of the day increases by 1:39 hours, implying an average day-over-day increase of 3.3 minutes.
The shortest day of the month is April 1 with 12:55 hours of daylight; the longest day is April 30 with 14:34 hours of daylight.
The earliest sunrise is at 6:31am on April 30; the latest sunset is at 9:05pm on April 30; the latest sunrise is at 7:27am on April 1; the earliest sunset is at 8:22pm on April 1.
Daylight savings time is observed in 2012 but it neither starts nor ends in April, so the entire month is in daylight time.
The median cloud cover ranges from 71% (partly cloudy) to 77% (partly cloudy). The trend is for the sky to be clearing with the median cloud cover decreasing by 5% from the start to the end of the month.
On April 15, a representative day, the sky is clear or mostly clear 18% of the time, partly cloudy 16% of the time, and mostly cloudy or overcast 33% of the time.
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Over the course of April typical wind speeds vary from 2 mph to 15 mph (light air to moderate breeze), rarely exceeding 22 mph (fresh breeze).
The highest average wind speed of 9 mph (gentle breeze) occurs around April 1, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 15 mph (moderate breeze).
The lowest average wind speed of 8 mph (gentle breeze) occurs around April 29, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 14 mph (moderate breeze).


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