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Hedges Family Estate is a family-run winery located in the Red Mountain AVA. Pete Hedges serves as winemaker and general manager.
Hedges has two basic tiers of wine. The first is Hedges Family Estate, which includes their flagship Three Vineyards wine, as well as single vineyard offerings of Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah, and a fortified wine. The second is CMS which includes a red wine and a white wine. The term CMS comes from the red blend which is composed of Cabernet, Merlot, and Syrah. CMS is the winery's value offering.
Unfortunately the 2007 CMS Red reminds me a bit of some other value wines I have begun referring to as "hangover wines" where a glass or two leaves you not feeling so good the next day. You could do worse, but at this price point, you can do better.
Hedges CMS Red 2007 $12 Rating: .
A reasonably engaging nose with maple and chocolate with berry and light spice behind it. A bit of heat. Reasonably full mouthfeel with a lot of berry and a tart taste with a touch of blueberry. Taste does not hang together completely and is a bit unappealing toward the finish. Warmer, more standard, temperatures are not very kind to the wine. 51% Merlot; 42% Cabernet; 7% Syrah. 13.8% alcohol. 57,000 cases produced. Sampled at 62 degress.
Purchased at Pete's Bellevue for $9.99.
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on opening: light prune, notes of menthol, dried cherries,orange blossoms, ground coffee,
slightly tannic, astringent on tongue. (Comment from Alpine Yeti on Thursday morning post).
agreed on astrigent. wine is too young to drink, or just not to my liking. alcohol overwhelming the fruit. strange mint-aftertaste. definitely heavy on the plummy/raison notes. can't tell how it will open up with another year or more. (Comment from Mere Wine Mortal)
2 out of 5 (Dot on Sean's scale)
Moderately expressive nose of cherry, black licorice, and wood. On the palate, bright, spicy cherry fruit on the attack that diminishes quickly and is replaced with vanilla, oaky flavors. Although one-note, this is tasty for a brief period, especially when consumed below 60 degrees. Much warmer and it's all heat and oak. 51% Merlot, 42% Cab, 7% Syrah.
If my relationship with the Hedges CMS is a road trip, we have been through hill country. I really liked the '05 (it was one of the first Washington wines I fell for) and had high hopes when I found the '06 at the Pennsylvania state store on Thanksgiving Eve. That one was a big disappointment: a total fruit-and-oak bomb, with cloying, stewed-fruit sweetness. For me, the '07 falls somewhere between the two.
Okay - problem is that there were some other wines in the mix which results in a comparative mind set. That said, I worked hard (mentally) to try to limit any comparisons to previous years of the CMS. Alas, I could not. I was quite disappointed with the 2007 CMS. I am well aware of the price point. Too green (sorry, I don't pack a ton of adjectives). Bottom line, drink if you must. It is almost as decent as I am.
Gets a dot for sure. Had a pretty dark color. Nose had berries, molasses and a light spice that we later thought might be clove. Taste was creamy at first and jammy, with a rhubarb finish that was less than pleasing. Tasted like a cheap wine, although the nose was decent and interesting. Still, couldn't finish it as I was scared that it would give me a headache.
Didn't like the wine very much. What I got was a raspberry nose, a raison and cherry palette, and an unpleasant acidic/alcohol finish. A velvety feel in the middle, but lost everything in the end.
Nose: Berry--initially, nearly akin to Welch's grape juice. Settled down into a pleasant berry. Not an unpleasant nose.
Taste: Sour/tart (reminiscent of sweetarts). Pretty tasty initially and into the mid-palatte, and then it fell into a very long, sour/bitter finish, with vanilla and astringent spice--cinnamon or clove.
alpine yeti said...
after an hour or so - floral fruity notes gone, coffee, light leather, walnut notes, dust notes - becoming softer on the palette.
Over time, fruit essence replaced with more influence from barrel.
February 26, 2009 8:25 PM
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overall, I would say this is a decent wine for the price point. I tend to like a little more syrah in the mix, might have given it a little more depth on the mid-palette. overall, good wine, wouldn't turn it down if offered a glass.
February 26, 2009 8:57 PM
It seems like overall most didn't care for the CMS 2007 much. I agree with Mere Wine Mortal that I am curious how this wine might be in 6-12 months. I have noticed with some other value wines that they seem to have been released earlier than they can really be consumed. This is obviously not uncommon for high end wine where you are expected to sit on the wine. However, in the case of value wine where the expectation is to pop and pour, it is risky business if it is not ready for public consumption. Obviously this is a tough call for wineries as there are financial considerations as well.
WOW... Who to listen to? Look at all of these flavors! light prune, notes of menthol, dried cherries,orange blossoms,ground coffee, strange mint-aftertaste. definitely heavy on the plummy/raisin notes. cherry, black licorice, and wood, raspberry nose, a raisin and cherry palette, Welch's grape juice coffee, light leather, walnut notes, dust notes
I just like when I eat a piece of chocolate and then drink two glasses before bed :)
Indeed, it's always amazing how varied people's perceptions are about wine. It is one of the reasons I love discussing wine so much and hearing what people have to say.
I often find that there is a lot of variability about what people get on a wine but less variability, although not always, about how much people like the wine.
Comparing perceptions is harder when you are not tasting together because when you are, you can discuss the wine and try to figure out what it is that the other person is seeing. Often people pick up similar things but have different words for them. Here though, there is indeed a lot of variation. Perhaps bottle variability? :)
Thank you for the reply. I enjoy reading what people taste and then try to find that note in the wine. I do enjoy this CMS 07, but finding I enjoy a lot others more. New at this, maybe 20-30 bottles since Thanksgiving... Finding myself seeking out wines from the Washington area.
What Washington wine would (try saying that three times fast)you suggest under $20 that I could find in Minnesota?
The Washington wine I suggest would be (try that!)...whatever you find on the shelves. A politician's answer indeed. Seriously though, Washington wine does make it to Minnesota. Company's I would expect to have significant distribution there would be Chateau Ste Michelle (Indian Wells Cabernet was a recent favorite, others are good as well), Columbia Crest (Grand Estates Merlot, Cab, Syrah, Two Vines Cabernet, Merlot),and Snoqualmie (Merlot, Syrah). The March Virtual Tasting, Magnificent Wine Company's House Wine, might also be there. However, these are just the wide distribution wines. While they are enjoyable, many of the gems are in the smaller production wineries. For these, I suggest looking for a large wine shop and asking what they carry for Washington wine. Washington wine is receiving continual excellent press so the footprint widens across the country and internationally. Take a look and let me know what you find. I will be happy to offer thoughts on what you see on the shevles there. Also, you can always ask a wine store to order something for you as well if there is something you are particularly interested in trying. Good luck!
Indeed, one of the things I enjoy most is hearing what people get on a wine and then trying to get the same thing or determine what it is they are referring to. It is a great way to hone your palate as well as great fun for family and friends. That said, my friends and I recently went through the alphabet naming every Washington winery we could think of that started with that letter so my sense of fun may be a little strange. With 20-30 bottles in since Thanksgiving, you are well on your way. Let me know what Washington wines, or others for that matter, you are enjoying.
Chateau Ste Michelle(Indian Wells)Cab has been a favorite. Have tried Snoqualmie, not sure about that one... I may give it another try.
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2012 was a fantastic year of adventure running with a diverse set of outings, each with amazing scenery. The following is a recap of the year's adventures with some of my favorite photographs.
Clouds Rest via Yosemite Valley (May 20, 2012): Clouds Rest is a colossal granite formation with striking prominence. At 9,926 ft, it is not nearly the tallest mountain in Yosemite, but it's close proximity and unobstructed perch above Yosemite Valley provides spectacular views and a unique vantage of both the high country and the valley. In a 360 degree panorama, one can gaze over to Half Dome, the Clark Range, Tuolumne Meadows. The most impressive feature of Clouds Rest is its northwest face, an immense granite slab polished by glaciers and descending 5,000 ft below to the base of Tenaya Canyon. I have hiked up Clouds Rest previously via Tioga Rd, but this was my first time via Yosemite Valley and it's a great route and worth the extra efforts. Photos here and here.
Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne (May 28, 2012): The Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne is a rugged, wild and remote corner of Yosemite National Park. I completed this point-to-point adventure in 2010 and couldn't wait to return this year. In 2010, we did the trip in July, but due to the unusually dry winter season resulting in meager snowpack, the trail was snow-free and we found similar water volume this year in late May as we did in mid-July 2010. Due to the fact that White Wolf campground and lodge were not opened yet, we decided to leave the car at Lukens Lake which added a few extra miles to the trip, bonus over the standard 50k distance (~33 miles total). Complete photo album here.
Emigrant Wilderness 30 Mile Loop (June 3, 2012): The Emigrant Wilderness is located north of Yosemite National Park and accessed via the Sonora Pass Highway. There are several trailheads that access this vast wilderness of glacier polished granite, lakes and meadows. For my first exploration into this region I decided to do a 30 mile loop out of the Crabtree Trailhead above Dodge Ridge/Pinecrest to visit a series of lakes. It's nice that this trailhead is under three hours from the Bay Area, probably the closest area of the Sierra mountains from the Bay. Each of the lakes on the route deeper into the wilderness became progressively more scenic starting with Camp Lake, Piute Lake, Gem Lake, Jewelry Lake and the highlight of the loop was Upper and Lower Buck Lakes, which featured a great backdrop of granite walls. I also enjoyed Wood Lake as I began my return via Pine Valley. Photos here.
Forsyth Peak & Sister Lakes (June 9, 2012): The Sister Lakes region describes a chain of lakes that straddle the northern border of Yosemite National Park and Hoover Wilderness. The name "Sister" aptly describes the names of these lakes, which include Stella, Harriett, Helen, Ruth, Bonnie, Cora and Dorothy. Forsyth Peak serves as a rugged backdrop for all of these lakes with its permanent snowfields and impressive north face. Dorothy Lake Pass (on the Sierra crest) marks the actual boundary line between Yosemite and Hoover and Dorothy Lake is the only lake that actually lies in the national park (south of the pass) and flows into the Hetch Hetchy drainage and ultimately the Pacific Ocean. The other lakes (north of the pass) drain into the Walker River and the Great Basin. Photos here.
Granite Dome & its lakes (June 10, 2012): Aptly named Granite Dome is an immense granite massif with numerous basins occupied by stunning alpine lakes. All of the lakes are located on the northern side of the massive ridge that culminates in the summit while the south side features much less rock and more meadows. The region is accessed via Kennedy Meadows and features a moderately steep trail to reach Relief Reservoir and beyond, and then off-trail travel along granite slabs to reach a series of lakes including Lewis Lakes (lower, middle, upper), Sardella Lake, Ridge Lake and Iceland Lake. In my opinion Ridge Lake is the centerpiece nestled beneath the towering cliffs of the Granite dome summit. Photos here.
Big Bird & Deadman Canyon (June 17, 2012): The Great Western Divide region of the Southern High Sierra is one of my favorite spots in the entire range. On this day I scoped out a spectacular figure-8 loop out of Wolverton in Sequoia National Park that is mostly off-trail and stays high above the tree line nearly the entire way. The eastern loop of the figure-8 is the more challenging portion with big elevation changes and slab scrambling while the western loop is easy, open cross-country terrain. There was amazing clarity for mid-June with the Central Valley clearly visible over 10,000 feet below.Total time for the ~40 mile route was 13:36 roundtrip. Photos here.
Hyatt Lake Loop (June 24, 2012): Another adventure run into the Emigrant Wilderness, this time a spectacular off-trail loop departing the Pine Valley trail at Louse Canyon and including Hyatt Lake, Big Lake and Pingree Lake (complete photo album here). The stretch between Big Lake and Hyatt Lake was my favorite section with a continuous slab of granite arcing across the entire basin, a stretch that I called the "Granite Highway."
Lost Coast – King Range (July 7, 2012): The Lost Coast is a spectacular meeting of land and ocean along the most undeveloped, remote and rugged stretch of coastline along the U.S. West Coast. I was eager to return here after an amazing experience in 2010 (see 2010 TRs: King Range, Sinkyone). The northern portion of the Lost Coast is protected by the King Range National Conservation Area and 42,585 acres received Federal Wilderness designation on October 17, 2006. The southern portion is protected in Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, named after the Sinkyone Indians that lived on this part of the coast. The two sections are split by Shelter Cove, a small community of mainly vacation homes, but the parts are completely different in terms of the overall feel and experience. The northern 26 mile section in the King Range NCA from the Mattole River to Black Sands Beach at Shelter Cove is primarily a beach walk with two-thirds of the distance spent on sand, gravel, and rock-hopping and the remaining third on trails just above the beach on the bluffs. The southern 27 mile section from Hidden Valley to Usal Beach in the Sinkyone is entirely on the bluffs above the ocean with arduous climbs and narrow, brushy trails in the forest – a true adventure run with over 7,000 feet of elevation gain. The northern part features sweeping oceanside views at every step while the southern part has inspiring vistas from atop rugged cliffs. Complete album here.
Lost Coast – Sinkyone (July 8, 2012): Part II of the Lost Coast adventure run is from Chamise Mountain to Usal Beach. Due to the remarkably persistent fog, the coastal vistas that I knew existed from the 2010 trip were not visible. Complete album here.
Desolation Six Summits (July 15, 2012): The Desolation Wilderness is the most rugged region near Lake Tahoe with the star attraction being Lake Aloha set amidst the granite slopes of the Crystal Range. Since it's relatively accessible to Lake Tahoe, it is the most visited wilderness area in the United States per square foot. While there is no shortage of people on the trails on a busy summer weekend, I still found plenty of solitude in this granite playground. This adventure entailed an aesthetic ridge route climbing the six highest summits in the Desolation Wilderness over 11h42m roundtrip out of the Mount Ralston Trailhead. Complete photo album of the six summits loop here.
Ritter-Banner Loop (July 29, 2012): Mount Ritter, Banner Peak and the Minarets are collectively the centerpieces of the Ansel Adams Wilderness. With numerous lovely alpine lakes surrounding these mountains and their close proximity to Mammoth Lakes it is no wonder this region is so popular with hikers and backpackers. It had been since 2007 since I last climbed Ritter and Banner and three years since I was in the Ansel Adams Wilderness (I did a climb of Clyde Minaret in 2009) so it was time to return this past July 29th. I aimed to do an aesthetic loop of the region and tour as many of the spectacular alpine lakes as possible (and take a ton of photos), particularly timing Garnet and Thousand Island Lake in the early morning when I figured (correctly) that lighting would be ideal. Many photos here.
Ptarmigan Traverse FKT (August 16, 2012): Uli Steidl and I completed the Ptarmigan Traverse in 12h17m a new FKT. It has been three years since I last enjoyed the Ptarmigan Traverse so it was time to come back to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the Cascades and refresh the prior FKT. Complete photo album here.
Suiattle Crest 50 Mile (August 20, 2012): I returned to repeat the Suiattle Crest 50 mile adventure run on August 20th. The original run was done on August 4, 2009 in 13h37m. Last week I completed it in 11h44m (1h53m faster). This complete loop, entailing six passes, covers most of the highlights in this region of the Glacier Peak Wilderness including a breathtaking view from Little Giant Pass, a tour through wild Napeequa Valley, 360 vistas from the High Pass area, verdant wildflower meadows, stunning Lyman Lakes, and Spider Gap. It's quintessential North Cascades scenery – well worth a revisit after three years. Compete photo album here.
Desolation Marathon (August 25, 2012): My second visit to the Desolation Wilderness was in late August for an extremely pleasant loop entirely on trails that hits most of the highlights in the region including great views of Emerald Bay, vistas from Dicks Pass, and gorgeous Lake Aloha. Total mileage according to GPS was just under 26 miles, hence the "Desolation Marathon Loop" name. Complete photo album here.
Cottonwood Lakes (September 1, 2012): An acclimation hike the day before the High Sierra Trail with visit to these lovely lakes beneath Mount Langley.
High Sierra Trail FKT (September 2, 2012): I ran the 72 mile High Sierra Trail from Whitney Portal to Crescent Meadow in 15h46m starting at 3:19 am and finishing at 7:05 pm, a new FKT (previous mark was 18h39m). The High Sierra Trail is a masterpiece of Sequoia National Park traveling from the iconic giant sequoias to the highest point in the lower 48, and passing through some of the most stunning scenery in the Sierra Nevada Mountains en route. It was a great experience in an immensely scenic region of the High Sierra. Complete photo album here.
Parsons Loop (September 8, 2012): I remembered looking at Ireland Lake on the map and thinking it would be a neat spot to visit. I had also viewed the Lewis Creek Basin from Vogelsang Peak and wanted to explore the many alpine lakes I saw in the basin. A high pass separates Ireland Lake from Lewis Creek Basin including some cross country travel and scrambling on the west side of the pass making for a logical loop. We could also ascend to the summit of Parsons Peak about 700 vertical feet above the pass for sweeping views of the Yosemite high country.
Mount Dana (September 22, 2012): An acclimation hike the day before the Evolution Loop with great views of the Yosemite high country.
Evolution Loop (September 23, 2012): The Evolution Loop is a magnificent route through some of the most inspiring terrain in the High Sierra. Technically the route is not a loop as the start and finish are at different locations (more accurately, it's a horseshoe) utilizing the North Lake and South Lake trailheads (note: the trail and/or road segment that links these two trailheads would not be fun). On ran the "loop" in 12h15m from North Lake to South Lake, which set a standard for speed on the route, starting at 5:01 am and finishing at 5:15 pm. The adventure entails ~55-56 miles and 10,000+ ft elevation gain including three high passes – Piute Pass (11,400 ft), Muir Pass (12,000 ft), and Bishop Pass (11,960 ft). About 25 miles of the route are on the John Muir Trail passing by the famous Muir Hut at Muir Pass. The scenery was stunning as expected, and even enhanced by afternoon cumulus clouds that created shade contrast on the granite. I couldn't resist spending a fair amount of time on photography on both sides of Muir Pass from Evolution Lake to Helen Lake.The loop was later done in 10.5 hrs so I guess I'm leaving the camera at home next time instead of taking 300 photos. Complete photo album here.
Rae Lakes Loop & Mount Cotter via Sixty Lakes Basin (September 30, 2012): It has been a couple years since I visited the marvelous Rae Lakes region so it was time to return. However, having run the loop straight through twice in the past (deep snow in 2009 and FKT of 7:29:50 in 2010) I thought it was time for something new and Sixty Lakes Basin was intriguing place I've been wanting to explore. It also made sense to climb Mount Cotter as part of my explorations in Sixty Lakes Basin. After completing a photography extravaganza in the Sixty Lakes Basin, I decided to finish out the loop and descended towards Woods Creek and Paradise Valley. Complete photo album here.
Sabrina Basin (October 20, 2012): I was last in Sabrina Basin in May 2007 for an overnight peakbagging outing with amazing memories of this strikingly beautiful region. My photo session at Sailor Lake on that trip produced one of my all time favorite mountain scenery photos. It was time to return. I had just enough time to squeeze in a morning run to Hungry Packer Lake and make it back in time for a run to Dusy Basin later that afternoon. On this morning there was some breeze that precluded the type of mirror-like reflection in Sailor Lake that I had witnessed in 2007, but further explorations to Hungry Packer Lake's outlet yielded some nice shots. I climbed up the ridgelines on both sides of Hungry Packer Lake to gain 360 degree views of the Sabrina Basin. The crisp and clear autumn air produced superlative clarity. A dusting of snow on the north and east facing slopes made it magical. Among my favorite scenes from this outing was a patch of pine snags above the Hungry Packer Lake. The contrast of the reddish orange snags with the deep blue lake and granite was mesmerizing. Complete photo album here.
Dusy Basin (October 20, 2012): While I have made the trek from South Lake to Bishop Pass and into Dusy Basin several times, the magnificent views of the Palisades never cease to inspire. Mount Agassiz, Mount Winchell, and North Palisade collectively form a wall of granite that towers above the basin filled with numerous alpine lakes. Aptly named Isosceles Peak is especially striking from the southern part of the basin and perfectly frames the Palisades "wall." Columbine Peak and Giraud Peak complete the 360 panorama of rock and ruggedness. On this day, the concept was to do a loop through the upper part of the basin, a "tour de Dusy" and hit some of my favorite photography spots in the process. Complete photo album here.
Finger Lake (October 21, 2012): Finger Lake is a Sierra gem beneath the towering walls of Middle Palisade and Norman Clyde Peak. The aptly named lake is flanked by granite cliffs and features a glacial turquoise color emanating glacial remnants above. Complete photo album here.
Kuna & Koip (October 28, 2012): At just over 13,000 feet, Kuna Peak is the third highest point in Yosemite National Park behind Mount Lyell and Mount Dana. The summit provides a spectacular view of the Yosemite high country and Ansel Adams Wilderness including the entire Cathedral Range and Ritter Range. To the south lies Mammoth Mountain and the southern High Sierra while the north features Tuolumne Meadows, the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne and peaks of Northern Yosemite. The centerpiece of the view is from the rugged peaks of Banner Peak, Mount Ritter and Rodgers Peak to the "Roof of Yosemite" including Mount Lyell and Mount Maclure. The view is not dissimilar from that achieved on Mount Dana, but Kuna is perched much closer to the Cathedral Range and Ritter Range with a direct and unobstructed view into Lyell Canyon. Complete photo album here.
Dinkey Lakes Wilderness & Three Sisters (November 3, 2012): I made a small tour of this Wilderness Area west of the Sierra crest including Cliff Lake, Rock Lake, Second Dinkey Lake and Island Lake. The trails in this region are moderate and very runnable. I also climbed the highest point in the wilderness, Three Sisters, at 10,619 feet.
Hell for Sure & Red Mountain (November 4, 2012): Fall is a beautiful time in the High Sierra and some of my most memorable experiences have come during this season. This year was no exception with many great outings. On my last adventure run in the High Sierra before the peaks became buried in snow, I explored a region of the range I have yet to see (as hard as that might be to believe) – the LeConte Divide. This often overlooked area west of the Sierra Crest features spectacular scenery and numerous opportunities for off-trail exploration. The LeConte Divide is quite rugged belying its lower elevation compared to it's neighbors to the east. It's also one of the more remote sections of the range and therefore solitude can easily be achieved. For my first trip to this region, I started out at Courtright Reservoir (which features numerous domes for quality rock climbing) and headed to Red Mountain Basin where I ascended to Hell for Sure Lake, over 15 miles from the trailhead and much of that mileage in the forest. I'm curious what is the origin and etymology of the name "Hell for Sure" since this region is simply stunning – beautiful for sure! I ascended Red Mountain where I marveled at the 360 degree views including the Sierra Crest, Goddard Canyon, the LeConte Divide, and the Sierra foothills. The best view of all, however, was Red Mountain Basin immediately below, with at least seven shimmering lakes tucked beneath Mount Hutton and Hell for Sure Lake being the large centerpiece. Perhaps the prettiest lake in the basin is Horseshoe Lake, situated among polished granite cliffs, clumps of trees and the north face of Mount Hutton towering directly above.


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Originally created by ENCOM founder Walter Gibbs, at first the MCP was only a chess program which was left embedded in the company's computer systems. Years later, Dillinger substantially modified this program into the MCP to administer the company's computer network. However, the MCP developed the capacity to learn and grow beyond the confines of its original programming. It began to steal data and functions from other systems, and infiltrated several companies and institutions. Its intelligence and ambition grew nearly out of control, and the MCP grew to desire nothing less than world domination. In its own words, it said it "... could run things 900-1200 times better than any human." Dillinger stated that he had made it too greedy, and was surprised when the MCP revealed that it intended to enter the Pentagon's computer systems the next week. Dillinger appeared to begin having reservations about letting the MCP become so powerful, which are realized when it threatened to expose Dillinger's unsavory dealings to the Wall Street Journal if he tried to move against it.
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The MCP possesses god-like abilities within the ENCOM mainframe, and all transport beams lead to its core. Along these beams, the MCP has the ability to send out power surges. Within its core, it can telekinetically throw programs and torture them with deresolution, and can erect shields at its base for protection. It also has the ability to communicate with Sark via the Carrier. The MCP at one pivotal point was able to transfer all of its functions to Sark, bringing the program back to life as a powerful giant. Regardless of its abilities, the MCP is not all-knowing within the system, as evidenced by the fact the pirate program Clu was able to get so far into a high-clearance memory without the MCP's knowledge. To compensate, the MCP depends upon its Guards and Recognizers to maintain watch over the system.
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The MCP appears briefly in TRON: The Ghost in the Machine (a direct sequel to TRON 2.0). After Mercury reveals that she recalled Jet back to the computer world, she explains that the MCP has risen back into power and has taken control of the system. Jet initially believes this to be impossible, as the program was destroyed over thirty years ago by his godfather, Kevin Flynn. When Jet comes face to face with the MCP, the program repeatedly uses the quote, "Stop! Please! You know I can't allow this!" when he is attacked. When Jet's identity disc fails to destroy the MCP's core, he taunts him with a sexual innuendo and sticks his tongue out at him. The MCP does not reappear in the comic after Jet is defeated by Red Jet.
The MCP is also seen in Kingdom Hearts II, as the ruler of Ansem the Wise's computer. He is the boss (along with Sark) for the final fight of Tron's world, Space Paranoids. His role is largely unchanged from that in the original TRON film.
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- In most translations, the MCP's name is still abbreviated as "MCP"—its French name, for example, is "Maître Contrôle Principal," literally translated as "Main Master Control." However, its name in Spanish is "Programa Control Maestro," literally "Master Control Program," and the abbreviation is "PCM."
- The desk/computer that was used as Ed Dillinger's main connection with the MCP can still be found within the ENCOM Tower. It serves as the ENCOM board's conference table, used by all employees/clients present at the meeting as an instant access PC. The table makes a brief appearance in the beginning of TRON: Legacy.
- An easter egg in the US Blu-ray release of TRON: Legacy depicts a typed instant message conversation between Edward Dillinger, Jr. and an unknown but familiar voice—whom he addresses as his father—which uses the pseudonym "MCTRL_751." This has given rise to speculation about a possible reappearance of either the MCP or its original user in future continuity.
- The MCP ended most of its conversations with Dillinger and Sark with the phrase "End of Line."
- Although the MCP is generally red, it can temporarily take on other colors.
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Mike Lowell reached base in all five of his plate appearances, including a three-run dong in the first (which gave him 100 RBI) and singles in the sixth and seventh. Every hitter in the starting lineup had a hit -- and everyone but Coco Crisp scored a run.
7 GA and a Magic # of 18 (any combination of Boston wins and MFY losses totalling 18 = Red Sox winning the East title). ... Watch out for jumpers on the George Washington Bridge!
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Landscape designer Margie Grace is the founder and lead designer of the Santa Barbara landscaping firm Grace Design Associates. As you will see from the first design tip she offers—Begin With Mood—her initial approach is to consider how a client or family want to live in and experience their outdoor space. The resulting design, not surprisingly, tends to be unique and personal.
In 2009 Margie Grace was named the International Landscape Designer of the Year. Enjoy her smart and practical tips for planning the design of your outdoor spaces.
Begin with Mood
Begin with a feeling: How do you want to feel when you are in the space? Then flesh out the feeling: What do you hear, smell, see? Is it warm, cool, sheltered? Keep going, telling the story of how you want the space to be used: What do you want to do in the space? Who's there with you? Do you read, hang out with friends, throw the ball for the dog, share a meal, cook, hang the laundry out to dry, grow veggies, play with the kids? As the story emerges, the design emerges.
Decide What Elements You Need
Determine the garden elements and functions you want or need. Then design a room around those elements and you will create a functional, beautiful space.
Keep it Simple
Keep it simple; there's beauty, honesty, and poetry in simplicity.
Look to the Future
Select plants with their mature size in mind and plant them giving each plant enough space to gather nutrients and flourish. Patience is vital in garden design. Be sure to allow for the fourth dimension in play: time.
Think About Landscaping
The surrounding landscape around your property serves as a visual backdrop to your garden that you can choose to include or exclude depending on your personal preference.
Relate Your Garden to Your House
The house is the foundation of your landscape and should be included in the composition. Your garden should ground the structure and enhance its architectural features.
Create Indoor-Outdoor Flow
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• Let the color palette flow from outside to in and vice versa.
• Repeat or echo textures, shapes, and elements inside and out.
• Add doors that disappear into the wall or stack back on themselves. Open the doors and voilà! the barrier between the outside and the inside is gone!
• Create vignettes outside of each room that "read" as art when viewed from inside through the frame of the window or door.
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Make Small Spaces Multitask
For small spaces the key is to create a flexible floor plan. Use multi-purpose pieces that are easily reconfigured—and remember that less can definitely be more.
Plant Like a Composer
When planting a pot, remember these three plant functions: Thriller, spiller, and filler. The thriller is the focal point, the spiller grounds the plantings in the pot, and the filler allows your eye to rest in between points of interest. Consider the qualities that each component brings as you're formulating your composition—beyond color, plants can bring textural interest as well as contrast in form and movement.
Pay Attention to Accessories
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Waltham Oil Tank Removal
One of our customers documented the removal of his basement oil tank and was so pleased with the outcome he sent the photos to us. He captured everything from the truck arriving, to the crew cementing the wall where the old fill pipe was installed. In these photos you will see the pumping out of the old tank, the cutting and cleaning of the tank, ....Read full article
This Old House - Essex House Project
This past year CommTank was fortunate to participate in another project with Kevin O'Connor, Richard Trethewey and Norm Abrams on This Old House. The oil tank removal job took place at the 1935 English-style cottage in Essex Massachusetts. As part of the renovation of the house, the This Old House crew was starting an addition to the kitchen ....Read full article
Beverly Oil Tank Removal
This project was unusual because the homeowner was looking to refinance his home and the mortgage company's inspector pointed out the unused oil tank in the basement as a code violation. Homeowners in Massachusetts are required to remove unused oil tanks but are not typically made aware of the requirement during the conversion to gas. Accordi....Read full article
Common Earth Farm - Two Unused Oil Tanks Removed
CommTank donated our time, expertise and equipment to remove 2 old oil tanks and an antiquated boiler at the Common Earth Farms in Bedford, NH. Common Earth Farm is a non-profit community driven project that provides farm land and resources to refugees that had once farmed in their former countries. The farmers now raise crops and earn money ....Read full article
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Matt Burnstien.
Roslindale, MA
"All at Comm Tank made a very stressful situation for us more than manageable. The men who came to do the work were always on time, extremely polite, and hardworking."
Jim Sullivan.
Reading, MA
"In 34 minutes they achieved the removal without doing any cutting inside my home! Seeing is believing, which is why I sent you, today, the photos taken of their remarkable effort."
Mary Sackrider.
Boxford, Ma
"Recently we hired your company Comm Tank to remove an underground oil storage tank buried in our front yard for many years. We also asked you to install a new aboveground oil storage tank next to our house."
William J. Lewis.
Rehoboth, MA
"They left the area cleaner than they found it. They were very friendly and fully explained how the tank was to be cut and removed."
Robert Takvorian.
Peabody, Ma
"I would recommend Commtank to anyone who needs an oil tank removed. The price for such great service was very reasonable. Truly a good experience for me and my family."
Pat Goodrow.
Marblehead, Ma
"In the 40 years that I have lived in my house I have never had anyone do so much work, rip up so much sod yet leave everything in such a clean, neat and apparently undisturbed state."
Arnold O'Brien.
Westford, Ma
"I want to thank you all for your excellent customer service and for going above and beyond the call of duty, to get my leaky oil tank problem resolved in time to sell my father's house."
Linda Schofield.
Simsbury, CT
"Paul's recommendation along with the comfort level I felt dealing with your team made my decision to choose CommTank and easy one. Should I ever hear of anyone in need of a new oil tank I would recommend CommTank without hesitation."
Darlene Cullen.
Norwood, Ma
"We have used CommTank now for inspections and service for the last two years. We have found the CommTank team nothing less than professional, knowledgeable and reliable."
Peter White.
Boston, Ma
"I do mean all of them…you could be proud of them and know that they represent your company in a very professional manner. In today's world, you very rarely see this."
Billl and Barbara Clough.
Middleton, Ma
"The project was on time, under budget, and everyone connected with the project was very easy to work with, both people on-site and in the office. "
Cindy Foster.
Town of Southborough, Ma
"I want to thank you for the excellent work you and your crew have done at my station."
Louis Petrucci.
Wellesley, Ma
"I am emailing you with this word of "Thanks" to Comm Tank for one of the most professional companies I have used in quite sometime."
Doug Fowle.
Westborough, MA
"When I called for an estimate, Margie was very informative and one of the reasons I chose CommTank to do the work."
Jack E. Meyer, M.D..
Newton, Ma
"I had an oil tank removed yesterday, and the whole operation could not have gone more smoothly."
Joe Paglia.
Newton, Ma
"What could have been a stressful situation actually went smoothly without any issues or surprises. I would recommend CommTank in a heart beat to anyone in need of their services."
Scott E. Lechter.
Canton, Ma
"There were many steps throughout the process and at every step I was very well informed. The scheduling, coordination and communication was simply outstanding."
John McDonough.
Arlington, MA
"I want to thank you for your work in the oil tank removal at my mother's house in Walpole."
Jerry McCarty.
Walpole, Ma
"Except for the oil smell for a while, you really couldn't tell that the work had been done; EVERYTHING was neat & tidy and cleaned up both inside and out."
Sheri Lania.
Needham, MA
"Thanks for your help and the customer service that CommTank provided."
Mark Viera.
North Reading, Ma
"Your employees did a nice job and were a credit to your company in their professional work and attitude."
Katherine Durkin.
Reading, Ma
"Thank you for doing a very nice job!"
Gary Benton.
Prides Crossing, MA
"Your crew just left my site and they are wonderful, clean, great, and nice!"
William Boyd.
Medford, MA
"I would certainly recommend your company."
Mary Swiniarski.
Burlington, Ma
"These two excellent employees came early, at 7:15 a.m. Which is very appreciated by us, clients that have to leave for our jobs."
Amy Topic.
Newburyport Ma
"They patched the holes left from removing the fill and vent lines like pros - I did not expect this level of service."
Allen Thomas.
Beverly, MA
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Cambridge, Ma
"We want to tank your for a job well done while removing the underground oil tank."
David Holt.
Middleborough, Ma
"I wanted to thank you for a great job on the installation of the new fuel dispenser."
Dave Dinneen.
Marshfield, MA
"Thank you for your donation of 200+ gallons of fuel through your CommTank Cares Program to St. Clement Parish Schools. Your generosity is certainly a help to our schools and parish."
Reverend Paulo Cumin.
Medford, Ma
"just want to express my appreciation for the excellent service that was provide to me in the removing of our 1,000 gallon underground oil tank."
Bud Nadeau.
Burlington, MA
"What I think I'll never forget was how clean the basement was after the two men had removed the contaminated soil from our house. It had never looked like that!"
Sue Fram.
Lexington, MA
"Early this month your company removed my almost 40-year-old tank from my basement and installed a Roth Tank. I was extremely pleased with the results and with the crew that did the work."
Ray Buxton.
Bedford, MA
"It was neat and clean and they left the area spotless. The gentleman who came back to inspect the job was kind and courteous."
Dan Brosnan.
Arlington, MA
"The City is extremely grateful to CommTank for its assistance in this cleanup. We believe we made a very wise choice in the selection of CommTank. Please feel free to use me as a reference for your team's pursuit of other environmental work."
Thomas G. Ambrosino.
Revere, MA
"She called to brag about how professional the service was, and how clean and precise the installation was."
Luis Morales.
Cambridge, MA
"We really appreciate the responsiveness to what was a worrying situation and the two men who performed the work were true professionals."
Elizabeth Deangelis.
Havard, Ma
"This company is the best. The price was very reasonable, better than anyone else I contacted, about $300.00 less,"
Joyce McComb.
"I had my oil tank and boiler removed from my home. Comm Tank showed up on time and finished the job quickly and neatly."
Joe Benassi.
Reading, Ma
"I want to thank CommTank for the wonderful job that your crew did yesterday while removing and installing my oil tank."
Shirley Pumfrey.
Wilmington, Ma
"Thanks so much for getting your guys out here so quickly to take care of the issue. While they could not tell exactly what caused the seepage, they ended up replacing the red connector with the fill gauge to be safe."
Ronald Reppucci.
Wilmington, MA
"There were two crews on separate days that did a great job and were very knowledgeable about their job and company."
Allan Horgan.
Marblehead, MA
"As for me the customer, I am very pleased on the workmanship that was performed, and I would recommend ComTank to anyone that needs a new tank."
John Mattola.
Reading, Ma
"Your workers were out at my house in Wayland last week and did a fantastic job removing the oil tank from my basement."
Timothy Hanlon.
Wayland, Ma
"The quality of their craftsmanship is buzzworthy, the work surpassed my expectations."
Ebell Vasquez.
Lawrence, MA
"They showed up on time, were extraordinarily efficient and neat, provided a comprehensive removal, and were very courteous in all our dealings."
John P Senko.
Cambridge, MA
"You and your entire on-site crew, including Santiago and Carlos, all have been first-rate and first-class."
Mike Hammer.
Newton, MA
"Thank you for your competence and professionalism, your cheerful and hard-working staff, your expertise with regulations/compliance issues, and for referring us to Tommasino & Tommasino in Boston."
Richard and Kristen Henshaw.
Wakefield, MA
"Please note that this appreciation comes from a person managing construction for clients for some forty years."
Milos Janovsky.
Stow, Ma
"Excellent work so far. We wish these guys were on all three Boston projects."
Greg Luther.
Peachtree Corners, GA
"He will refer us to anyone and will definitely be using our services again."
Oscar Cornelio.
Waltham, MA
"Please let the crew know that I really appreciate the hard work and professionalism."
Rhoda Bianchi.
Melrose, MA
"I spoke to Cindy the other day and reiterated to her about how happy we were with our experience."
Rich Ham.
Woburn, Ma
"The thorough explanation of what was to be done was excellent."
Karen Anderson.
Waltham, MA
"During this past summer I had an underground oil tank removed and replaced with an indoor Roth oil tank, and was exceptionally pleased with the service."
Al Kahahelis.
Lancaster, Ma
"In my opinion they were very professional and courteous."
Mary Louise Thrower.
Dedham, Ma
"Thanks again to you and your team for the high level of workmanship and customer performance you provided."
Robert Smart.
Boston, Massachusetts
"Your company has been most professional, timely, and informative!"
Tracie Krueger.
Tewksbury, Ma
"This was our first experience with your company and we were very pleased from start to finish."
Keith Buckley.
Braintree, Ma
"Your crew were great to work with and did a great job, although very hot out there, they continued on with no complaints."
Gary Nickerson.
Quincy, Ma
"All of our clients are more than satisfied with the quality of CommTanks installations and LEO is as well."
James Wilson.
Lynn, Ma
"It was a pleasure having them work at my house."
Marc Marino.
Acton, MA
"They quickly went to work and solved the problem. As worried as I was, Luis made me feel that everything was going to be ok. Luis was always there no matter how many times I called."
Jeffery J. Graham.
New Bedford, MA
"We were so pleased with the removal of the old furnace."
Robert Peiper.
Beverly, Ma
"They tore down part of a wall, shoveled, removed my old tank and replaced it with a new tank, also gave me some oil."
Kathlleen Swanson.
Melrose, MA
"They were courteous and professional, timely and completed everything as well as anyone could have asked."
Wayne Pettee.
Winthrop, Ma
"I have dealt with contractors before and was very impressed with your crew."
Joseph Blake.
Burlington, Ma
"I would hope I would never have to have a UST removed again, but if I did, you would be the first people I would call."
Raymond Cannon.
Andover, Ma
"They left the basement much cleaner than when they started the job."
Colleen King.
Needham, Ma
"Kevin's response and his team's effort to help contain and cleanup a small spill were some of the best I have seen in my 40+ years in the petroleum industry."
Barry Coglin.
Dracut, Ma
"The technicians were outstanding. We needed 3 tanks removed from our basement."
Rob Schiller.
Natick, MA
"Kevin Hoag and Nelson were outstanding, they showed at 8:00 AM sharp, they were very professional, explaining all steps, very polite, their work was perfect."
Chantal Caine.
Auburn, MA
"CommTank just finished the UST removal job and the customer is absolutely delighted."
Mike Larivee.
Amherst, NH
"Amazed that this level of customer service still exists in this day and age!!"
Marc Prettenhofer.
Jamaica Plain, Ma
"Great job, completed on time, very aware of the Safety of our tenants."
Deborah M. McClory.
Raynham, MA
"Came when they said and did what they said quicker than I thought and left the cellar clean all at a reasonable price."
Frank Vellaccio.
Worcester, Ma
"I also commend Luis Diaz on his pleasant, informative phone manner when we first spoke and at the time of the site exploration. His handing of the situation convinced me to go with CommTank."
Winnie Murphy.
Newton Centre, Ma
"The professionalism and courtesy with which you and your crew handled this situation far exceeded my expectations and that of my customer."
Larry LeBlanc.
Melrose, Ma
"I will recommend your company to my colleagues and clients."
Laura McKenna.
Concord, MA
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