GOOD C++ books

For newbs that need a good book to learn from! (I have 2000 or so as it is :P) No dummies books, they blow.

do NOT mix and match C and C++ constructs in a program.
>>What's that supposed to mean?
Not what the last couple of you are thinking.  The biggest complaints with noobs are usually using C-standard headers without namespaces (or ignoring the C++ standard library on purpose); using namespace std; stupid use of malloc where new is just as good (or better); treating a class like a struct as a result of poor design (making everything with public access when you have no reason to).