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Expressions of Sympathy Wine Basket
A gift to offer your sincere condolences.
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For offering comfort and solace, this cheerful gift basket is full of appetizing choices and sophisticated California wine selections.
Gift Includes:
- A duo of sophisticated California wines: Soda Creek California Chardonnay and Jericho Trail Proprietary Red Wine
- Signature Caviar
- Wisconsin Northwoods Cheese with Cheese Serving Utensil
- Rosemary & Roasted Garlic Crackers
- Sun Dried Tomato Cheese Biscuits, and more
- Items are packaged in a lovely woven banana leaf basket
- Includes complimentary scissors for easy opening
- Arrives decorated with a satin ribbon with optional personalization
Measures 14" x 13" x 7".
Personalize It!
Complete the personalization option during checkout and we'll print your message on a satin ribbon. One line with up to 45 characters; requested text repeats across entire ribbon.Due to the alcoholic content of this gift, an adult signature is required upon delivery.
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Auberge Camembert Cheese Spread A velvety white cheese with a rich, buttery flavor. Perfect for pretzel dipping or serving on savory crackers. 3.75 oz
Saraivanov Signature Caviar Ignite your senses with high quality caviar from Saraivanov. This black caplin roe looks and tastes wonderful on crackers or with a glass of champagne. 1.75 oz
Almond Roca Famous almond toffee from Brown & Haley. Chocolate and nuts envelop rich buttercrunch toffee for a sublime mix of tastes and textures. .82 oz
Gourmet Seasoned Popcorn Premium, all-natural popcorn generously coasted in savory cheese and spice blends. By Oogie's. 1 oz
Aaron Bell Crackers Gourmet crackers seasoned with real rosemary and roasted garlic. Crisp and savory. 4 oz
Toffee Peanuts The classic combination of salty and sweet! Jumbo peanuts are covered in toffee for a irresistible candy crunch. 2 oz
Sun Dried Tomato Pesto Cheese Biscuits The robust combination of Asiago and Parmesan cheeses accented with sun-dried tomatoes and a blend of oregano, basil, and paprika. Perfect size for snacking. 1.5 oz
Cheese Spreader A classic wooden-handled cheese spreader to enhance the enjoyment and easy sharing of the gift.
- Jericho Trail Proprietary Red Wine: An accessible, enjoyable red blend that radiates with rich aromas of cherry, cassis, and cedar. Flavors of cherry, spice, and currant dance on the palate while fine tannins carry through the long, expressive finish.
Soda Creek California Chardonnay: This fruity Chardonnay displays ripe apple and pear aromas with a hint of melted butter. Creamy nougat, citrus, and hints of white nectarine combine elegantly with the wine's crisp acidity for a lingering finish.
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Gorgeous Basket! June 12, 2013
I bought this basket for my cousin, & her husband. They just loved it. The wine was delicious they said, & I had the ribbon on the basket personalized. They said they had never seen anything like that before. And they also said they loved all the goodies that came with the wine.
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Beautiful Arrangement! June 6, 2013
I sent this to my cousin back East whose husband is sick. I cannot believe how fast they received this, in two days. And, she raved over it. She loved both wines, and all the goodies. I had the ribbon personalized, which she also mentioned as so unique! I have used other winery sites before, but this one is now my #1. Just great service, and great products.
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Wonderful gift for someone you love! June 4, 2013
The Toast of California Wine Basket was a wonderful anniversary gift for my daughter and her husband who live in Northern CA. They loved it....every part of it and delivery time was perfect.
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lovely April 28, 2013
recipients were thrilled and loved everything!
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Very happy with this purchase April 24, 2013
This basket was well-received by the recipient. I could'nt
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Rave Reviews April 1, 2013
I received RAVE reviews from my coworker who I sent this to. She absolutely LOVED it! I also splurged and bought the personalized ribbon. WHAT A HUGE HIT! Can't go wrong! I also need to mention the fantastic customer service. That alone had me sold! THANK YOU GiftTree.com!
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"Marvelous" April 1, 2013
My daughter and son-in-law were thrilled-it was their 1st Wedding Anniversay-the gift basket was an impeccable way to celebrate! Thank you so much!
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Wine Basket February 25, 2013
Basket was not delivered on Valentines Day. When basket was scheduled, did not get to office until after closing time. I rescheduled delivery and basket was delivered as requested.
Wino extrodinaire
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Fabulous Basket February 3, 2013
Loved the personalized ribbon - gave the basket a special touch!
sunny south
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Outstanding Presentation February 3, 2013
The basket was delivered before the specified time, however it did not cause any problems. The recipient was home from the hospital luckily and able to enjoy the surprise.
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Beautiful February 1, 2013
My daughter loved the basket. It even came with scissors. It was an anniversary gift. Will shop with you again.
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Great Gift January 12, 2013
I sent this basket as a Thank you gift and the recipient was happily surprised when it arrived at her door. It arrived 2 days ahead of schedule, I was very satisfied with my purchase.
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"Wonderful Presentation" January 1, 2013
I ordered this gift basket for my son and daughter-in-law in Va for Christmas. They both LOVED the presentation, the food was fabulous! and my Son was AMAZED at how great the Red Wine was. He said he had not tried the white yet, but, they were looking forward to it! Thanks so much for sending the product exactly how it is presented on your site! I will definately be using GiftTree again!
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Excellent Selection December 30, 2012
This gift was for my Aunt and Uncle. They received it just in time for Christmas, although I didn't order early enough. My aunt sent me an email as soon as she got and she mentioned the beautiful presentation and the excellent selection of wine it was. GiftTree.com surpassed my expectations and I highly recommend it to all.
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Recipient Loved It! December 30, 2012
The included scissors to open the wrapping was a nice touch. Definitely will order from GiftTree again.
Family goodies
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No grinch here! December 28, 2012
There is something for the whole family--mom & dad love the wine and the kids will love all the goodies in the basket!
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WOW! December 27, 2012
"WOW an amazing thing to receive, thank you so much!" was the response I had after sending the Toast of California Wine Basket to family members in L.A. They were delighted with the presentation and contents. I placed the order from Australia and was impressed with Gift Tree's service. I was e mailed shipping and delivery details and the gift basket arrived by the due date.
From Phoenix
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The Grandparents loved it! December 27, 2012
We sent two baskets back East to Grandparents, they arrived on time and they raved about them. We were very pleased with the whole process, from ordering to delivery.
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Nicely done December 24, 2012
My friends enjoyed it very much.
A fan
Very nice December 23, 2012
We bought this for a couple that we are friends with, and they absolutely loved it. It was also a great value for what we got, thank you GiftTree!
They say they're eating on it a little everyday. December 22, 2012
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Nice convenient way to gift! December 21, 2012
I was told it was a nice gift!!
Well Done December 17, 2012
Very pleased from start to finish with giftree, highly recommended!
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Birthday gift for my daughter December 17, 2012
I purchased the beautiful Toast of California Wine Basket for my daughter. My daughter is someone who really knows her wines therefore they had to be good. Gift Tree's service is easy and very efficient. I plan to use their service again.
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lovely December 17, 2012
I bought this for a Christmas gift. I haven't seen it but they told me it was lovely.
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Anniversary Success December 14, 2012
Our son and daughter-in-law both loved the selection and quality of the products in this gift basket. They were effusive in their thanks for such a nice gift.
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The Best!!!! November 9, 2012
My wife and i bought this for our mom just a few days ago for her birthday and you know what she was estatic she loved it this is a wonderful gift for any occasion and the value you can not go wrong!!!!
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My Sister LOVE IT! October 18, 2012
She wrote to me:
Your birthday gift was so much fun to open. Each time I took something out, there was another surprise hiding underneath it. All the things that I love, too. It really made my day. Thanks so much! You are an awesome sister!
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Received June 14, 2012
I just wanted to say that the delivery is right on par! I love the prompt service because I've experienced bad ones in the past. For now I do not know what it exactly looks like but once I found out, I will post a review! Depending on what the presentation I will hear from the receiver, I definitely would recommend this site for gift delivery.
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Love the Presentation June 11, 2012
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Another Satisified Customer May 9, 2012
I purchased this as a Mother's day gift. My mother absolutely loved the personalized ribbon and the fact that they included a pair of scissors to make the package easier to open. The basket was had classy and exquisit presentation. I am sure the food and wine will be as wonderful as the last basket was. This is the second order I have placed with this company and I am sure it will not be the last. They do a wonderful job. My mother couldn't have been happier over the gift and is already planning what she can do with the beautiful basket.
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Toast of California Wine Basket February 28, 2012
Sent this to my sister in New Jersey, she was delighted with the product. I was delighted with the customer service of GiftTree. I will use your service again in the future.
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Basket of Favorites! February 16, 2012
Wonderful! I received this basket as a get well gift and am just finishing the treats. I was so pleasantly surprised that each flavor of each item was something I usually buy anyway, therefore I loved everything! I have a new favorite red wine in the Jericho Trail.
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Toast of California Wine Basket: THE PERFECT GIFT February 4, 2012
I purchased this for my aunt who has everything. She called me yesterday when it was delivered and she was ECSTATIC! She pulls no punches and described a high quality gourmet gift that took her breath away. Highlights: great presentation, perfect selection of treats & wines and even a small pair of scissors for ease of opening treats! It was PERFECT and I will order this basket again!
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Toast of California wines January 11, 2012
Very pleased with entire purchase. Easy to choose from website. Delivery was prompt. Recipients very pleased with content...Good variety
lil sista
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Great quality! January 5, 2012
I received this gift from my brother in CA and it was so nicely put together and we loved the wine! I always wondered about wines in gift baskets if it would be good-I have already started to see if it is in our area- We haven't tried all the treats yet but so far so good! The basket is high quality- the best was the additional thought to include a small pair of scissors to open it with and a $10 gift card so you can pay it forward-which I just did and sent a different one back to my brother for his birthday:-)
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Perfect sampling January 2, 2012
This basket was a New Year's gift for son and fiance, when they returned from a Christmas trip. It was just a perfect sampling of a variety of items for them to enjoy as they "decompressed" after their cross-country trip.
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Toast of California Wine Basket January 1, 2012
This was a gift for Christmas. My recipient loved everything in the basket.
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This basket was not only a great price but beautiful as well. The quality of wine far exceeded my expectations. The nuts, cookies, crackers and chocolates were all delicious as well.
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This lived up to my expectations based on the person who recieved it comments. Timely delivery and easy website. Thanks.
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Awesome customer service on the phone, very friendly agents, package looks great, speedy delivery, thank you!
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Hi Neil,
not sure I follow your logic, re the cheap electricity.
Iceland, while a bit more expensive than NL, was not outrageously so. I've been around a wee bit, and I have never come across a more positive folk than the Icelanders. They admitted to being ashamed of what their banks did to us, and swear that they will be back on top very soon, with all debts paid off. They actually made shame-faced jokes to us about it.
Energy costs there, after capital outlay, are zero; it all comes out of the ground, (steam), or over a waterfall, (water - would you believe). In Rekjavic, they actually have pavements underground-heated with hot water in the winter, - which is not all that more severe than in Scotland.

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By Kimla McDonald, CNM, Guest Blogger
A recent news story and a phone call from a pregnant client made me think about how midwives approach the appropriate use and safety of herbs and herbal products during pregnancy.
It seems that Mel Brown, (the former "scary" one of the Spice Girls) enjoys a cup of herbal tea now that she is pregnant for the third time. According to Mel B's "what I ate yesterday" story, she likes herbal tea before bed. A quick Google search for "herbal tea-pregnancy" results in an across-the-board "ask your midwife or doctor" about what is safe, even from reputable medical advice sites like the Mayo Clinic.
That is just the kind of call I recently got at work, from a client having her second baby with our midwifery practice. "I've been cramping, and wanted to know if it's because I ate cilantro yesterday" was the message dutifully jotted down by our receptionist.
At 4:30 pm on a busy day in the office, these are the phone calls you may feel you don't have time to adequately answer, especially if you're not familiar with recent literature or research on herbal products. If you try to do your research before answering a question like that, another Google search might be in order, where you'll find that the FDA is concerned about Salmonella in cilantro. Who knew?
About half of our clients are using herbal products, according to consumer surveys. The other half are probably thinking about it. Do you know which herbs should be avoided during pregnancy? Which ones interact with prescription medications? What sources of information you can trust to find the answers to these questions?
Here are two reputable databases that you can go to for information that is both useful in your own practice and can provide clients with knowledge that will help them make sense of the barrage of "pregnancy tea" ads they find when they search for answers on their own. And as we know, informed choices are what midwives help their clients make.
HerbMed focuses entirely on herbs, providing hyperlinked access to the scientific data underlying the use of herbs for health.
The PubMed Dietary Supplement Subset is a collaborative government effort to collect and compile results of scientific research on dietary supplements.
And of course, PubMed at the National Library of Medicine is a free resource providing access to articles on just about any medical topic you can imagine.
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Lemurs' long-buried secrets revealed
Friday, 3 May 2013
Scientists curious about the winter vanishing act of a Madagascar dwarf lemur were astonished to find the animals curled up asleep in underground burrows.
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At last science has shown that a rooster crowing before dawn really does know what time it is.
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The ability to use facial expressions to signal pleasure, fear or disgust evolved in primates much earlier than thought, suggests new research.
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Editorial: Honoring our Texan of the Year
The Senate did right by praising and apologizing to exoneree Michael Morton for his 25 years of wrongful imprisonment.
2011 Texan of the Year: Adm. Bill McRaven
2010 Texan of the Year: Rick Perry
2009 Texan of the Year: The heroes of Fort Hood
2008 Texan of the Year: Craig Watkins
2007 Texan of the Year: The Illegal Immigrant
2006 Texan of the Year: Roy Velez
2005 Texan of the Year: Houston
The Senate did right by praising and apologizing to exoneree Michael Morton for his 25 years of wrongful imprisonment.
These exonerees have devoted their newfound freedom to preventing the same miscarriages of justice from shattering others.
We've heard from our fellow Texans on who made the most impact in 2012. Here is a sampling.
The transition exonerees must make after their release from jail is fraught with land mines and dangerous temptations.
Over a decade of our annual recognition, women have never been singled out. Is it time to recalibrate?
She fought cancer while kick-starting the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.
San Antonio's mayor raised his political profile internationally and led passage of a tax boost for education.
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Highlights: Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, Foz do Iguaçu)
Explore the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro and admire the modern and historical areas of the city. Enjoy spectacular panoramic views from the famous Christ the Redeemer statue at Corvocado mountain after experiencing the lush jungle landscapes of Sugar Loaf Mountain area. Relax on your domestic flight to Iguazu Falls before being met at the airport and transferred to your comfortable accommodation in this stunningly beautiful part of the world. Enjoy a guided tour of the Brazilian and Argentinean Waterfalls and take part in any number of optional activities before your return flight to Rio de Janeiro. With local 24/7 support, private guided tours with expert English speaking Guides, this is sure to be a vacation you will treasure... Note: A valid passport is required for all American or Canadians citizens, including children, intending to visit Brazil. It is recommended that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond the date of your expected departure from the country. There have been cases where citizens were refused entry for not having the six-month validity. In addition, all Americans & Canadians are required to have a valid Brazilian Visa prior to their arrival in Brazil, and the visa must be used within 90 days of issuance. Otherwise, they will be refused entry into the country. For other nationalities it is the traveler's responsibility to check with the Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil and its consulates for up-to-date information.
Upon arrival you will be met by our local representative who will help you locate your vehicle.
Meet your personal driver and guide for an airport transfer in Rio de Janeiro.
A valid passport is required for all American or Canadian citizens, including children, intending to visit Brazil. It is recommended that your passport be valid for at least six months beyond the date of your expected departure from the country. There have been cases where citizens were refused entry for not having the six-month validity. In addition, all Americans & Canadians are required to have a valid Brazilian Visa prior to their arrival in Brazil, and the visa must be used within 90 days of issuance. Otherwise, they will be refused entry into the country.
A safe and welcoming haven in Rio de Janeiro, the Porto Bay Rio Internacional Hotel sits directly on the popular Copacabana beach. Each of the 117 rooms embraces views of the beach, sea, and sea front promenade. Enjoy the comforts of individual verandas and en suite bathrooms. Dine in elegance or casually, enjoying stunning views of the beach and sea. An array of local specialties is served alongside international favourites. In your free time, take a jog on the beach, or simply sit by the rooftop pool and sip on a cocktail as the sun sets over the sea.
Leave your hotel this morning to visit Sugar Loaf Mountain. The Sugar Loaf, known world over as Rio's picture-postcard site is a must to visit. Since the best time of the day to go up the cable car is later in the day, your tour will finish with the Sugar Loaf. Sugar Loaf is reached on a two-stage cable car ride. This cable car, in operation is of Italian manufacture and takes 80 persons per trip on a 2-minute ride, each stage. The first stage, Morro da Urca, barely 170 mts high, has a restaurant, amphitheater, a helipoint for scenic rides and a privileged view of the Yacht Club and Botafogo Bay. The second stage takes one up to the Sugar Loaf, thus named because of the loaves of sugar that were commonly used by the Portuguese at the time of the discovery of the city. The all-encompassing view of this privileged 270-meter high lookout is unrivaled. This is the only site where one can enjoy a full view of Copacabana beach.
Transfer by car to Cosme Velho district where visitors will take a train up to the Corcovado Mountain, through the Tijuca Forest. On the top there is a fantastic panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro in addition to the famous Christ Statue. Before return to the hotel, visit to São Conrado to observe the famous hang gliders flying over the beach.
Enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or relax at your hotel.
Experience Rio at night, and enjoy a spectacular samba show with singers and dancers in elaborate costumes, representing Brazil's rich folkloric traditions, and capturing the famous rhythms of Carnaval. Dinner is included at Espaco Brasa.
Enjoy a day at the beach people watching, sampling fresh fruit juices as you walk along Copacabana and Ipanema, or just exploring "a cidade maravilhosa" - the marvelous city.
Relax on your flight from Rio de Janeiro to Foz do Iguacu. Flight time is typically 2 hours and prices are subject to changes based on availability.
Enjoy a private airport transfer with private vehicle and professional driver.
Enjoy a private half day guided tour of the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. After being picked up from your hotel, a scenic drive takes you through Iguazu National Park along the Cataratas Highway that leads to the border between Brazil and Argentina. Here, the river drops into a breathtaking canyon. You can descend a walkway and gaze at both sides of the falls and stop at the elevator to ride to the Brazilian side lookout point. Fantastic scenic and photographic opportunities abound, and your expert English speaking Guide will provide an educational and fun tour. At the end of the tour you will be brought back to your hotel in Iguazu.
Ideally located in a spectacular setting right on the Brazilian border that joins Argentina and Paraguay, Bourbon Cataratas Resort offers a multitude of land and space for travelers to wander. Bourbon Cataratas is surrounded by lush, tropical gardens. The tastefully decorated 299 guestrooms and 13 suites are comfortable and clean, embracing a North American style in decor. Each room and suite has a private balcony, cable TV and bathrooms with a bath and shower. It offers a variety of activities that can be enjoyed by all, including 2 swimming pools, a tennis court, and Kids Club. For relaxation there is a day-spa with massage services and sauna. The resort also offers a variety of restaurants and bars serving local and international cuisines.
Enjoy a fun packed full day shared tour exploring the Argentine side of Iguazu falls. After being picked up at your hotel, you will be transferred into the subtropical jungle in the company of your Guide and Driver to view one of the seven Wonders of the World: the Iguassu Falls, formed by the spectacular fall of more than two hundred cascades. The falls are protected within the Iguassu National Park, an expanse of 67,500 hectares and which was created with the objective of conserving the splendid frame of the surrounding subtropical jungle. There is plenty of walking throughout the day as you explore the area as well as a chance to see the handmade products of the Maca Paraguayan ethnic tribe. Take the Jungle Ecological Train to Devil's throat station and enjoy the 15 minute train ride going by the shore of the fabulous Iguazú River and discover the silent inhabitants such as the majestic yacarés. Disembarking the train, your Guide will accompany you on the footbridge of 1,100mts over the Iguazú River while they explain the bird diversity found in these parts such as condors and other wildlife as well as the Garganta del Diablo waterfall. Enjoy the wonderful views as you continue on your hike through the jungle passing other waterfalls. This is where the Mission movie was filmed.
Enjoy a wonderful Argentine barbeque lunch (not included), before continuing walking to see an incredibly panoramic view of the lower area of this wonderful stage. At the end of the day you will be returned to your hotel.
Fly from Foz do Iguacu directly to Rio de Janeiro. Flights are subject to availability. Total travel time is approximately 1.5 hours.
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A fourth-generation California grocer, Martin Goodwin has focused his new store on supplying fresh fruits and vegetables and preparing meals free of the chemicals, sugars, and fats rampant in processed foods. Inside the store, shoppers can explore grocery aisles or check the deli counter for organic salads, sandwiches, pizza, sushi, or soups. A juice bar serves up cool, healthy drinks, as well as Goodwin's own line of locally roasted Vitalita coffee. Baristas make each cup with a rare Clover machine, an $11,000 device that the New York Times called "standard equipment at some of the country's most progressive cafes."
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Coastal Pacific's food gurus champion sustainability, eschew processing, and promote healthy living by coordinating farmers' markets throughout Southern California that bring vendors within high-fiving distance of buyers. Each market regularly hosts 25–30 vendors that showcase organic, seasonal harvests of fruits, vegetables, legumes, herbs, and farm-fresh phoenix eggs. Markets also feature baked goods, honey, and a host of non-edible items, such as orchids and handmade jewelry and hats. Coastal Pacific farmers' markets ensure all products are sold straight from soil to the stands and come free of artificial colors, flavors, preservatives, or harmful chemicals. Each market is an inviting atmosphere where guests can relax as they shop for edibles and crafts to the tune of live music.
Once upon a frustrated Friday, the futile hunt for gluten-free foods began to upset the stomach and mind of Josie Rietkerk. Shortly thereafter, with wellness and diversity in mind, Rietkerk opened stellaLucy Gluten-Free Market in a modestly sized, 1,000-square-foot space. Since then, she's managed to expand the space, now carrying thousands of grocery items devoid of gluten, plus a wide assortment of casein- and Kryptonite–free goods.
The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but so is the way to keep him healthy. That's why Good Food Market has been stocking their shelves with palatable, organic items for the last 25 years, ensuring every meal combines the needed nutrients for an active lifestyle and the flavors that keep them coming back for more. Shoppers can peruse the staples of diverse cuisines from the Middle East and Latin America before heading to the deli counter, which parades a lineup of fresh cuts of cheese and meats available by the pound or the desired intricacy of cheese-log cabins.
Hoping to revive the culture of the neighborhood butcher shop, with its personalized service, attention to detail, and artful products, restaurant-industry veterans Justin Rosberg and Jason Parent took a gamble on their first New Hampshire butcher shop in 2003. Dubbed The Meat House, their store quickly earned a foodie following, spawning additional franchise locations across the country. Today, The Meat House's Mission Viejo location stocks fine cheeses, prepared side dishes, other gourmet grocery items, and hundreds of wines alongside the usual selection of traditional and exotic meats. Butchers also explain how to prepare each hand-carved cut of meat, sharing recipes, best slicing practices, and cooking techniques for giving pork chops the flavor of justice.


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McMurry's Wallace Flies Under The Radar
By: Kyle Robarts /McM Sports Information
Updated: October 1, 2009
However, four games into his senior season, his production on the field has demanded attention not only at McMurry, but on the national scale as well. Wallace was among 37 players placed on the "watchlist" for Dec. 15's Division III Football Senior Classic in Salem, Va. He was one of only three players from the American Southwest Conference on the list along with Mary Hardin-Baylor's running back Quincy Daniels and Louisiana College's linebacker Donovan Williams.
The list formed just three days following Wallace's 22-tackle performance against Austin College Sept. 12 which nearly doubled his previous career-high of 13 from 2006 in a game against Sul Ross State.
In his first three seasons, Wallace compiled 183 tackles and had four games with at least 10 tackles. But as a senior in 2009, Wallace has elevated his game recording double-digit tackles in all four of McMurry's contests, and he has tallied 53. He leads the ASC through four weeks and ranks fifth among NCAA Division III players in tackles per game at 13.25.
"He could play at another level because the biggest thing he does is tackle well," said defensive coordinator Joe Lee Dunn of his lone senior. "If we had 11 guys that could tackle like he does, we wouldn't have any problems."
Dunn's compliments speak volumes of Wallace since he was the defensive coordinator at NCAA Division I Mississippi State where he coached the No. 1defense in the nation in both 1999 and 2001.
Tackles had always been a strong point with Wallace throughout his career at McMurry. In just his second game in the maroon and white as a freshman Sept. 9, 2006, he recorded six tackles and 1.5 tackles for a loss in a game against Austin College. Since then, his playmaking ability has continued to increase, and none more apparent than the first four games of his senior year.
Against nationally-ranked Trinity in the opening game Sept. 5, Wallace had 10 tackles, 1.5 tackles for a loss, forced a fumble and recorded the first two fumble recoveries of his four-year career. After 22 tackles (seven solo) against Austin College, he followed with 10 tackles against Mississippi College and 11 against No. 3-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor.
He entered the season as the 28th all-time leading tackler on McMurry's career list, but he's accelerated up the ladder and moved past Manse Draper for 12th on the all-time list following the UMHB game Saturday. Since McMurry joined both the ASC and the NCAA in 1996, Wallace ranks second all-time in total tackles trailing just Colby Witt (2002-05) who had 344 in his four-year career.
Wallace is the lone senior on McMurry's starting defense and head coach Hal Mumme and Dunn have looked for Wallace to be the leader.
"There's something about him. He's kind of a warrior, he leads the league in tackles and he's just, always there," said Mumme of Wallace. "I don't know what coach Dunn would do without him. I hope we win some games here going out because he's paid a big price around here and been a stellar performer for several staffs."
Wallace, along with senior center Josh Clements and tight end Seth Waller are the only four-year lettermen on the McMurry roster. Each player has been through three head coaches, and Wallace has endured three defensive coordinators and three different defensive schemes in his college career. However, he's rolled with the transition, fought through injury and has established himself among the elite linebackers in the ASC and perhaps the nation.
"He's just a good football player, that's why he excels," Mumme said. "He's overcome a broken hand followed by surgery. And, it's hard to change coaching staffs, and he's done it twice. I just appreciate his attitude and the way he works. I wish I had 10 more like him."
In an age where football players act as if they have won a national championship after a tackle for a loss or a sack, Wallace stands on the opposite side of that extreme. Throughout his career, when Wallace has made big plays - and he's made several (25 tackles for a loss, 6.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries) - the 6-1, 205-pound linebacker simply sprints back to the huddle for the next play.
"He's a sideline-to-sideline player. He makes plays for us; he's not a very outspoken guy, not a rah-rah guy, but he comes out and goes to work every day and does his job," said associate head coach Mason Miller. "He's been effective for coach Dunn and the defensive staff. I think his production on the field speaks for itself and the kind of character he has as a person."
Wallace's discipline and work ethic shine through in many different areas of his life. From a football standpoint, he displayed his toughness to the new defensive coaching staff in August on Dunn's "Packer Day."
Packer day is an incremental drill spanned over 13 periods through 10 days of training camp where defensive players build up to 15 consecutive minutes of up-downs. In order to play football on Dunn's defense, players must pass this rigorous test of throwing their bodies to the ground and popping back up on the sound of Dunn's whistle. By the last day of training camp, Wallace had separated himself from his teammates, and it has showed on the field.
Off the field, Wallace is a workhorse as well. He works 32 hours a week, during the season, at the Acadia Psychiatric Hospital all while maintaining a GPA above a 3.0 as a biology major at McMurry.
"He's a good player, he really is, but he's even a better kid," said Dunn. "When I heard was he was doing as far as working and playing, I couldn't believe it. He's been a fun kid to get to know."
With the off-the-field work load, the stress of keeping up with his studies, and the re-cooperation from his hand injury, Wallace had considered giving up his senior year. However, midway through the summer, the desire to play overtook his doubts and concerns, and he told Mumme he would be ready to suit up in the fall.
With a combined five wins since Wallace joined the team in 2006, he said he wants nothing more than to break McMurry's 17-game losing skid and help the program get back on track with six games remaining.
"I think we're becoming more of a team, and when that happens, you trust the person next to you to make plays," Wallace said. "I really think we can win the rest of our games if we execute in all phases. We have just as much talent as everyone else."
Wallace and McMurry will try to turn the tide Saturday against East Texas Baptist in Abilene at Wilford Moore Stadium at 6 p.m. Not only, is McMurry fighting its own 17-game losing streak, but also an eight-game skid to East Texas Baptist.
"I want our first win to be at home," Wallace said. "I wanted it four weeks ago, but I think we've got the opportunity still to turn some heads and come away with some wins."


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I guess another way of looking at this is that maybe Hesson is really keen to stamp his own mark on this team and is prepared to sacrifice some results for it in the short term. Obviously he screwed up with the way the Taylor thing has gone but these teams have players who we all expected to make it eventually, even if not this soon.
We know Taylor will come back to the team eventually, so here's a chance to find our long term no 5 out of Brownlie, Flynn, Franko, Fulton etc. As Phlegm said, we need an ODI all rounder so let's so who goes best out of Anderson, Neesh and Munro. The selection of de Boorder, which seems pretty unjustified based on his T20 record, indicates he's a player they like the look of so here's a chance for him to prove himself. |
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Oram didint play CDs last game for personal reasons of some sort, sounds like he isnt going to play tonight because he is a bit under the weather, and isnt going to SA cos of a birth. Sounds like he on an extended paid holiday to me.
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Very exciting T20 squad - Anderson has looked likely ever since he arrived on the scene as a 16 year old, but has been hampered by injuries. I think he could become a superstar. Munro deserves a go after big hitting exploits in T20 and outstanding FC form. Neesham seems to have developed really well since moving to Otago for more opportunities.
I didn't realise Derek de Boorder was so close for T20. I knew he was highly rated for his glovework, and managed a six off the first ball he faced to win a game last season. HRV Cup 2011-12: de Boorder last-ball six gives Otago thriller | HRV Cup 2011-12 Report | Cricket News | ESPN Cricinfo |
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Warm up games!!!! We might actually have a chance. Oh thats right.
I can see whats going to happen here, Watling is going to bat 6 and Franklin at 7. If we had Jesse, we would have enough part time bowling to be able to manage only 4 bowlers, meaning we could play 7 batters. Sadly doesn't look like that will ever happen and any possible test standard all-rounder needs a couple more years of development. DeBorder and/or Ronchi ( i know everyone hates him, but we need the strongest batting line up we can get without the captain) needs to be in Test Team, and Latham needs to be in the LO sides, he has the shots to succeed as a lower order batsmen so needs to be given more chances. The T20 team looks stronger, but really lacks players with match-winning potential, i dont see anyone except McCullum going big. We also lack economical bowlers, imo we need to develop a seperate bowling unit for this format, as over the long term T20 will ruin bowlers lines and lengths. just my 2 cents. |
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