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ROBERT KNOTES PROFESSIONAL

security assistance effort in the western hemisphere. He served an instrumental role in the formation and execution of Plan Colombia, at the time the largest U.S. In this capacity, he was responsible for all Department of Defense efforts supporting U.S and Partner Nations counternarcotics and countering illicit trafficking efforts in Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Southern Command’s Counternarcotics and Counter Illicit Trafficking Division. In 2006, he was selected to be the first civilian Division Chief of U.S. Southern Command Counternarcotics Division in Miami, Florida.

Upon his retirement in 2002, he became the Deputy Division Chief for U.S. As a Field Artillery officer he served in light, airmobile and airborne units in the continental Unites States, Alaska, and Korea. Army having retired in 2002 with more than 24 years active duty. Marshall European Center for Security Studies in December 2019. Robert Knotts was assigned as a Professor of National Security Studies to the College of International and Security Studies at the George C.

ROBERT KNOTES PROFESSIONAL

Fellows / Joint Professional Military Education - JPME.

Masters Program in International Security Studies - MISS.

Program on Terrorism and Security Studies (PTSS).

Program on Cyber Security Studies (PCSS).

Program on Applied Security Studies (PASS).

German-American Regional Security Seminar (GARSS).

European Security Seminar – South (ESS-S).

European Security Seminar – North (ESS-N).

European Security Seminar-EU-NATO Cooperation (ESS-EU/NATO).

European Security Seminar – East (ESS-E).

Program on Countering Transnational Organized Crime International Forum (CTOC-IF).

Program on Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC).

Oddly for Aurélien Guichard, a technical master with a particular proficiency in balancing linear and traditional forms, Notes and Calypso both come off as rather monophonic. It's possible that the perfumer aimed low and hit lower still, hoping for the perfume equivalent of a catchy pop song, but winding up with a jingle. The new Robert Piguet line seems intended for a younger, less perfume-experienced buyer than their Futur and Fracas buyers. Calypso is a 21st-century Cool Water and Notes is a spin on Jean Paul Gautier’s le Male. Although they don't smell particularly alike, the similarity of their construction is close enough that they fill the same slot, and neither is a stellar perfume. I haven't smelled all of the new Robert Piguet line, but having both Calypso and Notes in the same line seems a mistake.

Piguet’s Notes could very easily have been his first draft, returned by the client for being too similar to the original. Aurélien Guichard made a flanker of Jean Paul Gautier le Male called le Male Terrible. (I forgot to specify that after the first sniff nothing changes for hours)Ī scenario popped into my head the moment I smelled Notes. Let’s stick to vintage Piguet’s and pretend the brand doesn’t exist anymore. The price is pure highway robbery to me, and that is part of why my review may sound too grave. So basically it’s boring and not even nice. Both uninspired, as it sits close to the cheapest scent’s around, and even within this lack of creativeness or at least “elegance”, particularly clumsy and cheap-smelling. To which Notes smells quite similar in fact, basically it is a generic “whatever” masculine aromatic citrus-woody cologne. I don’t want to sound pretentious with all these “something” but that is what I smell – generic plain stuff, precisely like in any mall’s fragrance or deodorant. At the first sniff Notes smells like a ton of cheap, mass-marketed colognes: a dull bergamot-citrus note with aromatic neroli, synthetic mossy woods, a hint of evernyl (synthetic oak moss), something vaguely floral (lavender) and some aromatic fruity notes.