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This Pirate Ship Pinata is brown with sails of black and white showcasing a skull and crossbones flag at the top. Each Pirate Pinata measures 15 1/2 inches high x 17 inches wide x 7 inches deep. Use this Pirate Ship Pinata as a fun party activity for each of your guests. Pinata filler sold separately.
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Got some supplies for my sons pirate birthday party and I found them cheaper on here than anywhere else, but the quality was worth well more than I paid.
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My son and his friends enjoyed hitting the boat pinata for his 4th birthday. At first arrival, it looked small but it held plenty of treats. I also got the treat mix from this site, but it had lots of hard candy (including fire balls) that would not be appropriate for little kids plus the plastic toys inside were damamged by hitting the pinata. Next time I would just by my own filler. It did not come with the pull string bottom or a kit to add one, so that is really the only drawback if you wanted that. However, the kids really did like using the bat. And, the pinata was so sturdy for 4 year olds that we did not blind fold them and everyone got 2 turns to hit it.
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During this special time of year, late December to Early April, Humpback Whales come to mate and give birth in the calm waters of Kona. There is no better way to see them than with Kona's year round marine mammal excursion experts aboard the custom built 70' power catamaran "Spirit of Kona" .
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The Rampage Report: April 1, 2013
The San Antonio Rampage's action filled weekend kicked off Thursday night with a home game against the Grand Rapids Griffins. Newcomer Wade Megan picked up his first professional goal midway through the first to give the Rampage a 1-0 lead early in the game. Scott Timmins and Zach Miskovic helped Jed Ortmeyer extend the lead to 2-0 early in the second before the Griffins connected for their first goal of the evening minutes later to make the score 2-1. The Rampage regained their two goal lead on the power play with a goal from Jon Rheault just seconds before the period came to a close, and headed to the locker room with a 3-1 lead over the Griffins. The lone goal of the third period came in the final 30 seconds of play when Rheault scored his second of the night and sealed the victory with an empty net goal. Brian Foster had a stellar night, stopping 39 of 40 shots, including a penalty shot midway through the third. The Rampage concluded the night with a 4-1 victory.
Hours after Thursday night's victory, the team boarded a flight to North Carolina and prepared themselves for the first of two games against the Charlotte Checkers. The squad received word earlier in the afternoon that defenders Colby Robak and Mike Caruso were en-route and will be joining the team after being reassigned by the Florida Panthers. Once the puck dropped, Jack Combs wasted no time getting the scoring started, and netted the Rampage's first goal of the contest just 55 seconds in. Midway through the period, Combs struck again, this time on the power play, and John McFarland added an unassisted goal to give the silver and black a 3-0 lead early in the game. Charlotte managed to get one by goalie Dov Grumet-Morris and brought themselves within 2 goals with 40 minutes left to play. After a scoreless second period, Combs completed his hat-trick midway though the third, restoring the Rampage's three goal lead. Jared Staal closed the gap for a few minutes for Charlotte, but Rheault netted his 20th of the season with 5 seconds remaining in the game and helped San Antonio skate away with a 5-2 win.
The Rampage Report: February 23, 2013
The San Antonio Rampage completed the most recent leg of their Rodeo Road Trip last weekend with three games against the Milwaukee Admirals, Peoria Rivermen, and the Chicago Wolves. Friday night, the Rampage took the ice against the Admirals at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Early in the opening period of play, Quinton Howden netted his 10th goal of the season with the game's first goal. Mattias Ekholm scored the equalizer for Milwaukee later on in the period, but Mike Santorelli regained San Antonio's lead with a power play goal a couple of minutes after that. With one minute remaining in the first period, Jed Ortmeyer tallied the Rampage's second power play goal of the period to give the team a 3-1 lead heading into the first intermission. Taylor Beck and the Admirals scored the lone goal of the second period to cut the silver and black's lead in half. Midway through the third, Garrett Wilson made the score 4-2 in favor of San Antonio. However, two back-to-back goals during the final minute of play by Chris Mueller tied the game and sent the two teams to overtime where halfway though the extra five minutes of play the Admirals picked up the extra point with a goal from Mike Moore.
Following the game in Milwaukee, the Rampage headed to Illinois to take on the Peoria Rivermen on Saturday. Peoria tallied the first goal midway though the first when the Rampage were short handed. Jared Gomes netted the Rampage's first goal of the evening shortly before Zach Hamill added a power play goal for San Antonio to give the Rampage the lead. Before the buzzer ended the second, Derek Nesbitt got the puck past Dov Grumet-Morris to even the score heading into the final period of play. Hamill and Nesbitt both recorded their second goals of the tilt during the final 20 minutes of the game to send the two teams into over time. After a scoreless overtime period, the teams headed to a shootout where San Antonio emerged the victors after Santorelli and Hamill netted the only two goals of the shootout. Read the rest of this entry
The Rampage Report: February 11, 2013
The San Antonio Rampage kicked off their annual Rodeo Road Trip early this week with the American Hockey League's first non-holiday Monday game of the season. Scoring began in Houston a little over seven minutes in to the opening period when Greg Rallo and Andre Deveaux set up Zach Hamill on the power play, for his first goal with San Antonio. The Rampage added to their lead early in the second when Hamill and Jonathan Hazen assisted on San Antonio's second goal of the evening by Brendon Nash. Minutes later, the Aeros recorded a power play goal of their own to bring themselves within one. Back-to-back goals by Jed Ortmeyer early in the third gave the Rampage a 4-1 lead with just under 15 minutes to play. Chad Rau made the score 4-2 shortly after Ortmeyer's second goal, but Mike Santorelli scored his first goal for the silver and black which was a short-handed. The team flew out of Houston with a 5-2 victory under their belts and headed to Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Rampage faced off against the Charlotte Checkers Saturday night for the first round of a two game series. Jared Staal got the puck past Jacob Markström midway through the first to kick off the scoring for the contest. Minutes later, Scott Timmins picked up his first point since coming back from injury when he assisted on Rallo's shorthanded goal at the 13 minute mark. The score remained tied at 1 after a scoreless second period, but San Antonio built up a 2 goal lead in the third courtesy of Deveaux and Garrett Wilson. Zac Dalpe brought the Checkers within one, but Markström and the rest of the Rampage were able to maintain their lead and win the team's third straight game.
The Rampage Report: January 28, 2013
After splitting a two game series last weekend with the Oklahoma City Barons, the San Antonio Rampage were back at the AT&T Center in San Antonio Friday night for game one of a home and home series with the Texas Stars. The Rampage got the scoring started about one minute into the tilt when Alex Petrovic and Jared Gomes set up Jonathan Hazen for his second goal of the season. Tyler Sloan recorded his first goal as a member of the Stars late in the second period to tie the game. After a scoreless third period, the two teams headed to overtime. The overtime hero was Jon Rheault for the Rampage who gave San Antonio the important extra point.
Saturday night the two teams faced off again at the Ceder Park Center. The Stars built up a 2-0 lead during the first 20 minutes of play thanks to a pair of goals from Justin Dowling. Midway though the game, Casey Wellman and the Rampage cut the Stars' lead in half with a power play goal. Texas regained their two goal lead just minutes later on the power play with Dowling netting his third of the game for the hat trick. The Stars added one more goal late in the third with the Rampage net empty to seal their victory and give them a 4-1 win. Read the rest of this entry
The Rampage Report: January 14, 2013
The Lake Erie Monsters made their way down to the Lone Star State last week for two back to back contest against the San Antonio Rampage. Thursday night the two teams took the ice to face off against each other for the third time this season. Lake Erie was first to get on the score sheet when Dean Strong capitalized on the power play for the Monsters late in the opening period. Lake Erie's power play unit struck again early on in the second period. This time Paul Carey put the puck past Jacob Markström to make the score 2-0. Just 10 seconds later, former Rampage forward Bill Thomas increased the Monster's lead once again with his 12th goal of the season. Lake Erie held their 3-0 lead until early in the third when Jon Sim was able to finally figure out how to get a shot past Calvin Pickard. Andrew Agozzino restored the three goal lead for the Monsters minutes later, and Bill Thomas netted his second goal of the evening shorthanded to seal the Monster's 5-1 victory with about six minutes of play remaining.
Hoping for different results when the two teams face-off against once another the next night, the Rampage were first on the board first. Casey Wellman assisted on James Wright's goal midway though the opening period. A few moments later, Jon Rheault added an unassisted goal on the power play to give San Antonio a 2-0 lead heading into the second period. Lake Erie countered with two goals of their own in he opening minutes of the second to make for a tie game heading into the final 20 minutes of play. Early in the third, Wellman and Nolan Yonkman set up Drew Shore for the tie-breaking goal. Rheault added his second goal of the evening a couple minutes later to secure the 4-2 win for the silver and black.
Saturday the Rampage headed up to Austin for a game against the Texas Stars. The first goal came six minutes into the tilt when Robak and Yonkman set up Shore for his 10th goal of the season. During the final minute of play in the first, Alex Chiasson added a goal for Texas and tied the game heading into the first intermission. The Stars scored the lone second period goal and added another in the third to win the game 3-1.
Following Saturday's game against the Stars, Drew Shore, Quinton Howden , Jon Rheault, James Wright, Alex Petrovic, Mike Caruso and Jacob Markström received word that they'd be heading to South Florida in the morning for Panthers Training Camp.
The San Antonio Rampage (16-20-0-4) currently sit in 14th place in the AHL's Western Conference with 36 points. The Oklahoma City Barons are on deck for the Rampage. San Antonio will travel to face the Barons at the Cox Convention Center Friday and Saturday Nights.
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The Rampage Report: January 7, 2013
The San Antonio Rampage finished out the 2012 portion of their schedule last weekend picking up a possible 5 out of 6 points with contests against the Oklahoma City Barons, Houston Aeros, and Charlotte Checkers. The Barons edged the Rampage in a shootout Friday night at the Cox Convention Center, but the Rampage prevailed the following night in overtime at home before winning in regulation Sunday against the Checkers.
San Antonio started off 2013 with a 3-0 victory against the Peoria Rivermen this past Friday at the AT&T Center. Midway though the first, Jon Rheault got the first goal of the night with James Wright picking up the lone assist. The Rampage kept things rolling in the second when both Drew Shore and Greg Rallo put the puck past Peoria goalie, Mike McKenna. Jacob Markström turned away all 26 shots the Rivermen fired at him to add another shutout to his name. Read the rest of this entry
The Rampage Report: December 26, 2012
With seven Ontario natives on the roster, this weekend's contests in Toronto and Hamilton were two highly anticipated ones for some members of the team. Many of the Rampage players had family and friends in the crowd Friday night in Toronto and Saturday Night in Hamilton. The section behind the San Antonio bench Saturday night was full of proud parents cheering on their sons, which to me made for a certain "extra special" atmosphere.
After a 2-0 loss in Austin Wednesday night against the Texas Stars, the Rampage headed up to Toronto to face off against the Marlies. James Wright and Quinton Howden helped the Rampage get on the board first when they set up Jared Gomes for the first goal of the tilt. Ryan Hamilton tied the game for the Marlies before the opening period ended. The Marlies added two more goals in the second, and another goal in the third to give them a 4-1 victory over San Antonio.
The silver and black made their way down to Hamilton for the final game before the holiday break. The Bulldogs took a quick 1-0 lead just one minute into the game. When the puck dropped for the second period, so did the gloves. Eric Selleck and Kyle Hagel squared off to start the second period with a punch. Seconds after the fighting major penalties expired, the Bulldogs extended their lead to 2-0. Jon Rheault's goal midway though the second jumpstarted the Rampage's offense. A late period power play goal by Greg Rallo evened the score heading into the final 20 minutes of play. Jon Sim and Rallo picked up the assists on the Rampage's 3rd goal of the night, and second on the power play which was scored by Drew Shore. The Rampage sealed their victory with less than 4 minutes left in the game when Alex Petrovic notched his third goal of the season and put San Antonio ahead 4-2. Hoping to get back in the game, the Bulldogs pulled goaltender Cedrick Desjardins, but Casey Wellman put the puck into the wide open net. When the final buzzer sounded about a minute later, Dov Grumet-Morris along with the rest of the team and all of the Rampage fans in attendance celebrated the Rampage's 5-2 victory and end of a six game winless streak. Read the rest of this entry


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Own goal helps Gold Coast beat Melbourne Victory
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A Rodrigo Vargas own goal delivered an injury-weakened Gold Coast a valuable away win over Melbourne Victory in Saturday night's A-League clash at Etihad Stadium.
The experienced defender's misdirected header in the 55th minute was the sole score, souring the mood of the Melbourne crowd, who had been in high spirits after star striker Archie Thompson made his comeback from a knee injury to start the second half.
Gold Coast's win was reward for a disciplined defensive effort, stretching their unbeaten run to nine games.
The three points gave fourth-placed Gold Coast a four-point buffer over fifth-placed Melbourne.
Victory dominated the first 30 minutes, but could not penetrate the visitors' solid defence.
Their best effort came in the 21st minute, Robbie Kruse, who had scored in Melbourne's past four games, curling a strike which was going just inside the right post, before a fine diving save from Gold Coast's ex-Melbourne keeper Glen Moss.
Gold Coast, missing attacking players Bruce Djite, James Brown and Tahj Minniecon through injury, were prepared to soak up the pressure and make occasional counter-attacks.
But they gave the Victory defence two big scares late in the half, captain Jason Culina shooting fractionally high after pouncing on a Grant Brebner defensive error, while a Ben Halloran shot was just wide.
Halloran had another good chance three minutes into the second half, taking too long to fire from close range and being dispossessed, after Adama Traore had wrong-footed Victory captain Kevin Muscat to set him up.
Traora was again the instigator for the score, sending in a cross from the left, with Vargas leading Gold Coast's Joel Porter into the box and attempting to head the ball out of danger, but sending it the wrong side of the near post.
Thompson had minimal impact, in his first appearance since injuring his knee in last year's grand final, as the Gold Coast defence held up well in the face of Victory's desperate attempts to salvage a point.
Gold Coast coach Miron Bleiberg was unapologetic about his team's defensive approach, particularly given the players they had missing, and proud of the way they executed it.
"You can't expect us to come here and play good football, to make shots, whatever, you have to play a tactical game, play to your strengths, eliminate Melbourne's strengths," he said.
Victory coach Ernie Merrick was frustrated with his team's inability to make their possession dominance count.
"We couldn't get many strikes on target, I think Glen (Moss) only had to pull off a couple of good quality saves and once again it's that frustration in the front third," Merrick said.
Thompson was happy to have made it through his first half for the season.
But his return was offset by Kruse sustaining a thigh injury late in the match, which could sideline him.
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Hooplah! said | November 7th 2010 @ 8:35pm | Report commentThat fat bloke that plays for Gold Coast is pretty handy with his feet. He should lose some weight and he would be over in Europe.
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mahony said | November 8th 2010 @ 9:24am | Report commentI have attended every single A-League, ACL and friendly match MVFC have ever played in Melbourne. I think we played some of our best ever football in the first 45′ – but the second 45′ was pretty average, Giid early signs from Archie (we need him more than ever now) and some good moments – but in general we could not make that final pass. MOTM for me was Bas VDB from Gold Coats – we was lapping up the through balls left, right and centre in the second 45…….. very depressing in the end……


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Barack Obama has some 'splaining to do about tax payers' profitable "investment" in General Motors. It turns out the president is imagining things. Published March 31 2011
Feeling pain at the pump? Gas prices have doubled since Mr. Obama took office. Published March 30 2011
If you thought flash mobs, large activist groups who appear at a moment's notice to protest something or someone in a public place, do not practice their moves, think again. An e-mail from the Washington D.C. based liberal organization Center for American Progress Action Fund was sent to their supporters on Tuesday asking folks to meet up for "two rehearsals for the Flash Mob." Published March 30 2011
In an interview with the Washington Times, Donald Rumsfeld, former Secretary of Defense for President George W. Bush, gave his thoughts on the recent release of the Afghanistan kill team photos. Published March 29 2011
The Chicago Sun Times published a piece on Saturday touching upon a story Breitbart's Big Government has been studying for some time now. According to the Sun-Times: "The Illinois State Police has opened an investigation into a former chief of Gov. Quinn's security detail who abruptly resigned this month after allegedly exhibiting erratic behavior. Kenneth Snider, 49, stepped down from his post as supervisor of Quinn's south security detail on March 18, the same day of an "altercation" he had with at least one college student in a downstate Carlinville bar, police sources said." Published March 29 2011
Ready for another cash for clunkers program? It looks like General Motors is attempting to replace it's own consumer incentives with tax payer money. The car company, bailed out of bankruptcy in 2009 by the American tax payer, appears to be turning the government into an automatic rebate provider. Published March 29 2011
Former Arkansas Governor and Fox News contributor Mike Huckabee may have just gotten a wet kiss via a tweet from a controversial former Obama administration czar the former governor later re-tweeted. This will likely not help Mr. Huckabee in a 2012 presidential campaign. Commenters on a conservative forum are wondering about Mr. Huckabee now. Published March 28 2011
On the eve of President Barack Obama's address to the nation on U.S. military action in Libya and a recent story about a local Florida reporter who was locked in a storage closet during a fundraiser he attended for Florida Democratic Senator Bill Nelson, Vice President Joe Biden can only be found vacationing in the ritzy resort city of Aspen, Colorado, reports the Aspen Times. Published March 28 2011
New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg appeared as Spider-Man in the annual Inner Circle performance, an event that includes the roasting of both New York politicians and press alike. Published March 27 2011
It looks like the notorious Westboro Baptist Church, known for picketing military funerals and public persons, plans on protesting recently deceased New York Congresswoman and Vice Presidential candidate Geraldine Ferarro. Published March 26 2011
Geraldine Ferraro, a New York Congresswoman and first female vice-presidential candidate on a major party ticket, died last night. Ms. Ferraro was 75 years old. According to reports Ms. Ferraro died of blood cancer. Published March 26 2011
Congressman Charlie Rangel, New York Democrat, joined a growing number of members in his party who are critical of President Barack Obama for not consulting Congress before the President ordered the U.S. military to take action against Libya Published March 25 2011
In the video above, then Senator Barack Obama gave his thoughts on the Bush administration's possible military action in Iran that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Nevada Democrat, later introduced in the Senate for Mr. Obama on November 1, 2007. Mr. Obama is making his speech, on September 12, 2007 in Clinton, Iowa. Published March 25 2011
Dr. Michael Newdow, an Atheist activist, has given up his six year legal fight that he hoped would have restricted California school children from saying "under God" when reciting the Pledge of Allegiance, reports Catholic Lane Published March 23 2011
Stopping bullies has become a prime focus on the political front, recently. It is no surprise people worldwide reacted to an Australian student who stood up for himself after being bullied by another. Bullying is a practice that has existed since the beginning. The Jewish and Christian faiths reference the biblical stories from Genesis of Cain and Abel as well as Joseph and his brothers as the earliest examples of bullying. Individuals are likely able to remember a time when he or she was bullied, was the bully, or witnessed someone being bullied. The experience for the bullied victim can take not only a physical toll but also an emotional one that will last long into adulthood. I should know. I clearly recall the days of being bullied and harassed during my grade school and middle school years. Published March 22 2011
President Barack Obama sent Speaker of the House John Boehner, Ohio Republican, a letter stating the administration's move to begin muliti-lateral military operations in Libya as a result of authorization from United Nation's Security Council. I have bolded areas in the letter to show Mr. Obama's justification for this military operation as a result of only U.N. authorization. Published March 22 2011
If the federal government will be prosecuting bullying cases under civil rights laws going forward, how can all American people be so confident that the cases will be considered fairly, given the history of both the Justice Department in recent years and the point of view about the intention of civil rights laws from the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Commission? Believing everyone should get a fair shot under the law is nice to think, but it is not the reality. Published March 21 2011
The viral video sensation showing a bullying incident at an Australian school has brought the issue of bullying back into the spotlight. Here in the United States, the Obama administration has made school bullying a federal issue. Last week, President Barack Obama addressed an anti-bullying conference with First Lady Michelle Obama at his side. The administration's anti-bullying campaign has been ongoing since the beginning of Mr. Obama's term. The Department of Justice announced in December 2010 its intention to hold liable school districts that fail to protect students that are bullied. Published March 18 2011
Rep. James McGovern, Massachusetts Democrat, argued that Fox News should not receive federal funding through ad campaigns from the federal government. His amendment to do so failed in committee. The bill to defund NPR passed the House 228 to 192 on Thursday afternoon. Published March 17 2011
Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, New York Democrat, went to the floor of the House on Thursday to argue against the bill that would remove federal funding of NPR. Ms. Slaughter equated the defunding of NPR to killing Sesame Street characters like Big Bird, Bert, and Ernie. The bill to de-fund NPR passed the House 228 to 192. Published March 17 2011
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Spoilers- The Big Game/Revelations and Fear&Loathing
Warnings -Triad - Garcia/Reid/Morgan
You know Daddy!fic everyone drools over? Think Mommy!fic. Sort of.
A/N: As previously seen in my LJ, but it' been F-locked
Not formally beta'd, but Beta's have looked at it. *shrugs* Guess that means it is okay.
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I was just So taken with the "Momma" line in Wednesday. I wrote a (very)little something here. It's...kinky. Well, discusses kinky stuff. I am hoping you like it, 'cause I just don't think there is much of an audience for it.
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Fandoms: Criminal Minds, hetero fiction, slash fiction Characters: Morgan/Spencer/Garcia
Genres: Hetero, Slash Warnings: Angst, Kinks, m/m/f
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes Word count: 781
pairing: Morgan/Reid/Garcia
my series: Momma! Universe
Rated: FRT - yet is meant for ADULTS.
Beta's: helen stravis (she made me Squee with happiness) and Hawkdancing/DiNozzo
Date: March 11, 2007
Spoilers: none
Warning: flu bug
Notes: This in the Momma Triad universe. Yes, I have been sucked into the whole "series" mindset. It's rather short. I do plan to follow onto it later. The first story is at - http://snufflesdbear.livejournal.com/30920.html
I stumbled on a challenge comm, and it gave me a kick. The challenge was Bathrobe comm is at http://community.livejournal.com/3daychallenge/
This is the fic I wrote- this version has been beta'd and is updated from that version.
Disclaimer: Not mine. Not even the robe. Meds are mine.
If you don't know what a Triad is, or are offended by Triads you may want to move along.
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Fandoms: Criminal Minds, hetero fiction, slash fiction Characters: Morgan/Spencer/Garcia
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95 points - PENFOLDS ST HENRI VINTAGE SHIRAZ 2007
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PENFOLDS ST HENRI VINTAGE SHIRAZ 2007 SINGLE BOTTLES $51.99 (reg. $68.99) CASE PRICE $ 46.79 Save $62.40! Very Limited Availability! Best price on the Internet! ORDER NOW!!! 95 pts James Halliday, 93 points Stephen Tanzer Penfolds St Henri is a highly successful and alternative expression of Shiraz and an intriguing counterpoint to Grange. It is unusual among high quality Australian red wines as it does not rely on any new oak. It was created in the early 1950s (first commercial vintage 1957) and gained a new lease of life in the 1990s as its quality and distinctive style became better understood. St Henri is rich and plush when young, gaining soft, earthy, mocha-like characters as it ages. It is matured in old, 1460-litre vats that allow the wine to develop, imparting minimal, if any oak character. Although a small proportion of Cabernet is sometimes used to improve structure, the focal point for St Henri remains Shiraz. Color: Bright, youthful, red. Nose: Pure, real, unadulterated, honest Shiraz... and 100% at that in this 2007 vintage release! Primarily, freshly-pureed mixed-berries - raspberry, mulberry, loganberry, sitting alongside aromas alike those from candied/toffeed apple. Fresh, vibrant, lively. Palate: A complete wine - fruits, tannins, acid, maturation artifacts... all combine to structurally & texturally deliver. Tannins are even throughout, yet serve to tighten palate in middle, with a singular, central focus. Robe markers - crushed shale (and saltbush/ bluebush?) evident... perhaps understandable at over one quarter of blend volume. Poised, yet still lush, generous.
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96 points Pinot Noir - Winepiper Holiday Special
Posted on December 11, 2011 by Sigrid
MACPHAIL PINOT NOIR PRATT VINEYARD 2007 SINGLE BOTTLES $49.99 (reg. $59.99) CASE PRICE $ 44.99 Save $60.00! ORDER NOW!!! Very Limited Availability! "Medium-deep ruby color; complex black cherry, clove and forest floor aromas; rich, ripe black cherry fruit flavors with clove and forest floor notes; sweet oak; silky texture; good structure and balance; long finish. Amazing depth and complex flavors make this a natural for any deep, rich braise." 96 Points!! PinotReport
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Chocolate Dessert to die for!
Posted on June 25, 2011 by Sigrid
These little pots of Chocolate are a sinful dessert and a perfect finish for a nice dinner with good friends! For 8 servings: 350 ml Table Cream 250 g REALLY good dark bittersweet chocolate (Scharffenberger) 3 eggs 3 tbsp Espresso (cold) 3 tbsp Kahlua liqueur Chop the chocolate into very fine pieces. Warm the cream in a pot until almost broiling. Take off the stove and mix the chocolate in until all resolved. Mix eggs, Espresso and Kahlua and add the chocolate cream. Put into little espresso cups or small pots and let sit in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours. This dessert pairs wonderfully with a big bold red wine, such as Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon Penfolds St. Henri Shiraz Alexander Valley Sin Zin
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Posted on June 25, 2011 by Sigrid
I make these cheese bits for our Friday wine tastings at the store - they are quick and easy to make and everybody LOVES them! Here is the recipe for a party plate full of them (approx 45): 1 pound mixed grated cheese (take on of the 3 cheese mixes in a bag) 1/2 pound unsalted butter 1/2 pound white flour Tabasco sauce 1/2 tsp Chili powder 1 cup Rice Crispies (the neutral tasting ones) Mix the cheese with the butter (warm butter a little to make it soft), then add the spices (Tabasco to taste), flour and crispies. Use your hands to mix it all very well together, then form little balls, put on a non-sticking backing sheet and flatten a little on top. Conventional oven 375F for about 15 min - keep checking as time might vary (I am on high altitude - everything is different here!). they should be golden brown and crisp. Try this with Pinot Gris, Viognier, Albarino or if you like Red - Zinfandel, Shiraz or a Red Blend.
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Winepiper on TV - with 5 GREAT wines!
Posted on June 18, 2011 by Sigrid
Winepiper on grassroots TV - watch here: Aspen Wine Show 06/15/2011 Wines tasted: Gianni Gagliardo Fallegro Favorita 2010 Louis Latour Pouilly-Vinzelles Chardonnay 2006 Witness Tree Estate Pinot Noir 2008 Antinori Antica Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 Penfolds St. Henri Vintage Shiraz 2005
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It all started in Spain
Posted on March 21, 2011 by admin
Today I opened a bottle of a Marqués de Riscal Reserva 2004, a wine from the Rioja wine region in Spain. I like it very much because of its typical rich taste, and because it brought back memories about my first wine experiences. Continue Reading
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Posted on February 28, 2011 by admin
Wine drinking is an art, isn't it? Here is a suggestion how you can simplify your way through wine tastings enormously.
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Posted on February 28, 2011 by admin
So here we go. My name is Dieter, and my profession is brother. First of all, it is not Dieter like this kind of a dieter (see here). The name is pronounced Deeter.
Now to the business of being a brother: Sigrid, the owner of winepiper.com/WineTime LLC, is my sister. It is not uncommon to have a sister these days, however, this is a sister who has asked me"Wouldn't it be great if you could write something for our website?"
Yes, it wouldn't. So, now that you know who I am – and I am German, as you can easily tell by my horrrrrible accent – I can start writing for this website. To be honest, I had no idea where to start, but would you disappoint your sister? Certainly not, especially as long as there is hope that I'll get paid in wine. I will just tell stories here. Not the big tasting notes, rather the stories that go through my head when I drink wine. So please relax and have a glass of wine. And don't take anything for serious here.
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A Romeoville man who was a retired Chicago police officer and U.S. marshal died after a kidney transplant at Loyola University Medical Center, and his wife claims the organ was infected.
A kidney transplant gone bad killed a retired Chicago police officer and U.S. marshal instead of saving his life, according to court papers filed last week on behalf of the dead man's wife. Kathleen Murray of Romeoville, the wife of Gerald Murray, claims in her Nov. 9 petition that "Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network knew or should have known before the October 25, 2011, transplant that the kidney was or may have been infected." The petition also blames staff from Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, claiming the transplant team "should have discovered that Mr. Murray's kidney was infected." The petition seeks to identify the kidney donor, something neither Gift of Hope nor Loyola seem willing to do, according to the court …
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Op-Ed: Pretend Gun Laws
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The following opinion column was submitted by John Harrison, a former teacher at Bishop O'Connell High School in Arlington, an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, and a professional lecturer. He lives in Potomac, MD.
Although gun control proponents call all homicides "murder," they are not.
Murder is an illegal killing; homicide is a killing of one human by another. According to the FBI, in 2010 there were almost 700 justifiable homicides, most with a gun. Law enforcement accounted for about 400 of those; citizens killed about 300. Police usually acted after a crime; citizens usually acted to stop a crime in progress.
According to statistics collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Americans overall are far less likely — down 28 percent — to be killed with a firearm than they were when it was more difficult to obtain a concealed-weapons permit. While the CDC has not been able to establish a cause-and-effect relationship for the reduction in risk, this fact speaks volumes about whether more guns in society makes society more, or less, dangerous.
Like the terrified Georgia mother and hero Melinda Herman, who successfully protected herself and her twins by shooting and wounding a home invader, the important point is that Americans use guns to protect themselves everyday in this country, even though they do not always kill somebody.
At present there is no scientific agreement that restrictive firearms regulations and laws have had any effect on gun violence. Even the CDC agrees, "evidence available from identified studies was insufficient to determine the effectiveness of any of the firearms laws reviewed singly or in combination." There is simply no accepted evidence to support an assertion that any new gun control law will save a single child's life.
While real door locks on classroom doors would help, we protect what we love with guns because they work. It would be nice if these facts were part of the gun control discussion, but so far they are not.
Even Australia's experiment in gun control — a half a billion Australian dollars to remove more than 600,000 guns from circulation — is still only an experiment. That is less than 0.3 percent of the 300 million guns estimated to be in America, so the cost of such a program here would be exponentially more.
In 2005, Don Weatherburn, the head of the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research in New South Wales, Australia, said there was little evidence to show that a decade of restrictive gun laws had any impact on violence, according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
If you really want to make kids safe in school, put guards with guns in schools. That works. Israel proved it after the Ma'alot school massacre in 1974. Since about one-third of the schools in America have armed guards, this is an idea that already has support. When airports were attacked, opponents said you wouldn't want a gun battle in a plane — but then 9/11 showed the need for guns on planes. Soon after, there were armed guards on planes.
Many people do not like large capacity magazines — but they also do not realize that it was a malfunction in a large capacity magazine at the Aurora, Colo., shooting that allowed bystanders to take the gun away. Most people also do not know that, according to the CDC, clubs and hammers killed more people in 2011 than were killed by a rifle of any type, including all of the various kinds of so-called assault weapons.
In 2007, there were about 12,000 deaths by drunk drivers and 29,846 accidental deaths by poisoning. If protection of peoples' lives is the real goal of such laws, why not spend the time and money where we know it would do some good?
For example, almost all drunk driving deaths are preventable. We know how to prevent them with laws similar to those that actually work all over Europe, but we have not passed laws that will accomplish this. Why not? Why are we talking about laws that we have no reason to believe will save lives, but we are not talking about laws that we know will save lives? Gun control advocates say their concern is for human life. But their real concern appears to be only about guns, because they are afraid of them.
The economic reality is that any gun ownership reduction program, or even a large capacity magazine reduction program of sufficient size to make a difference, would cost way too much, and anything less than that is a waste of time and money. It would be playing pretend rather than crafting an effective policy. Furthermore, doing a gun buyback like Australia's would cost billions, but the Australian experience does not indicate that the money would be well spent. Why spend it?
Would additional gun laws have stopped the Aurora or Newtown, Conn., killings? No. Gun ownership, for instance, is far more restricted in Norway than would be tolerated in America, but even such strict regulation did not stop Anders Behring Breivik, the "self-styled anti-Muslim militant" killing 77 there. Many of these shooters are mentally unstable and that is the real problem. But directing laws at mental health professionals would not work because those laws would run smack into the doctor-client confidentiality.
Would a law that made it more difficult for the Aurora killer to get four guns in a short period of time have stopped him, or would fewer guns have slowed him down? Since he could only shoot one or at most two guns at a time, any more than that got in his way. The Newtown shooter stole his guns after he killed his mother. Both the theft and the murder were already illegal. It is hard to believe than any additional law would have had any effect on the Newtown shooter.
Would a law against so-called assault rifles have reduced the carnage in Aurora or Newtown? Not likely. An experienced killer would have used a shotgun and killed more people with fewer shots, and you can reload many shotguns as you shoot them. According to the FBI, a total of 323 people were killed last year by rifles, including assault weapons. Even if assault weapons were entirely banned, it would not change much. The Newtown shooter left a shotgun in his car before he went on his rampage. Removing the assault weapon from the Newtown equation would not have helped at all.
None of the laws suggested so far will slow down, much less stop criminals or lunatics bent on mass murder. Since the objective evidence shows that the gun control laws proposed will not prevent another shooting, why are they still being considered? And when they fail, as they surely will fail, will gun control advocates propose more restrictions on guns? The authors of the Second Amendment were well aware of the risks associated with essentially allowing every able-bodied citizen to have a weapon, but they thought that the risks to free men of not having such weapons was worse.
Not so long ago America was proud of its nickname as the "nation of riflemen," and gun control consisted of hitting your target. If we really want to do something useful about gun violence we need to look at what has changed and see how we can fix that. Or, we can play pretend and pass laws that we know will not work — but will make some feel good without the trouble of actually doing something good.
12:40 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
It should be clear, that the author of this piece is using false information and outright lies. I find it absolutely laughable this person was EVER a college professor because of how easy it is to disprove almost all of his statements. Even the most basic of searches on Snopes or Factchecker would show how much of this is fabricated. There are so many falsehoods, I do not even know where to begin.
-There is no action being made to confiscate all firearms in the US. Even the proposed assault rifle ban would grandfather in weapons already owned. There will NEVER be a mandatory gun buyback program
-Australia has had an enormous drop in gun deaths, suicide and murders, since they implemented their new gun laws.
-Drunk driving and other traffic deaths have been reduced over 50% since public health campaigns and more stringent laws were passed a decade ago. How can you possibly argue otherwise?
-There is absolutely scientific research showing gun control has reduced gun deaths. Harvard and Johns Hopkins (places a "professor" like our author should have heard of) have centers dedicated to this. http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/hicrc/firearms-research/guns-and-death/
-The CDC was prevented from conducting gun control research by a law passed by Congress pushed heavily by the NRA.
12:40 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
-States with lower gun ownership rates have a far lower rate of gun deaths and violence than states with the highest rates. The idea of more guns less crime by disgraced researcher John Lott has been disproved many, many times over. Here is research from another college you might have heard of, Yale http://works.bepress.com/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1065&context=john_donohue
-Israel has vehemently rejected the NRA's guns in schools claim http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-250_162-57560761/israel-rejects-nras-guns-in-schools-claim/
-It is an outright lie that hammers kill more people than assault rifles. The FBI does not keep any records on "hammer deaths" and identifies known firearms in their UCR report, and thousands of "unidentified firearms".
12:41 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
-Assault weapons includes more than just rifle. It also includes handguns such as the Tek-9 and Uzi and shotguns such as "street sweepers" with high capacity magazines.
-Is he really arguing the high capacity magazines reduce mass murders because they are more likely to jam?
-Just to be clear the shotgun Lanza left in his car, a semiautomatic Saiga 12 gauge with an extended magazine, would also have been banned under the assault weapon ban. A non-tactical shotgun would have been much slowed to reload and would have allowed more to escape.
12:41 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
This might be my favorite line by the "professor" 'The authors of the Second Amendment were well aware of the risks associated with essentially allowing every able-bodied citizen to have a weapon, but they thought that the risks to free men of not having such weapons was worse.'
Ironic since slaves were not allowed to firearms and historical evidence shows that the 2nd Amendment might have been used by Slave Patrol Militias, but regardless, the purpose of the founding fathers was never to give Americans tools to commit treason. The Supreme Court has rules over and over against that the 2nd Amendment is not without limits, and gun control IS Constitutional.
He likens Norway to the U.S.Norway has a gun death rate of 1.7 per 100,000. The U.S. is 10.2 per 100,000, with a gun homicide rate 90 times higher. You heard me right, a gun homicide rate 90 times higher than Norway.
I can go on and on about how many, many time greater the chance a gun in the house will be used against the owner, or a family member than to ever stop an intruder (as he, for once, correctly stated there were only 300 justifiable homicides, only 34 of them were by women like in his example), but i think the sheer bulk of of his baloney speaks for itself and all of this opinions should be treated accordingly.
John Harrison
8:00 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
I do not believe that the National Research Council, the working arm of the National Academy of Sciences, the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta and the FBI are lying. The National Research Council concluded "that existing research studies and data include a wealth of descriptive information on homicide, suicide, and firearms, but, because of the limitations of existing data and methods, do not credibly demonstrate a causal relationship between the ownership of firearms and the causes or prevention of criminal violence or suicide."
In 2004, on behalf of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Research Council reviewed 253 journal articles, 99 books and 43 government publications evaluating 80 gun-control measures. Researchers could not identify a single regulation that reduced violent crime, suicide or accidents. A year earlier, the Center for Disease Control reported on ammunition bans, restrictions on acquisition, waiting periods, registration, licensing, child access prevention and zero tolerance laws. CDC's conclusion: There was no conclusive evidence that these laws reduced gun violence. You can look it up.
John Harrison
8:02 pm on Friday, January 25, 2013
These reports are clear:
CDC Statistics 2011
Homicide firearm: 11,101
Homicide not firearm: 4,852
FBI Statistics 2011
Homicide by firearm: 8583
Homicide rifle: 323 (Includes assault weapons defined by statute)
Homicide pistol: 6220
Homicide blunt object (Clubs, hammers): 496
Justifiable homicide police: 393
Justifiable homicide civilian: 260
The FBI and the CDC get their numbers from different sources. The CDC includes justifiable homicides in it homicides numbers. However, it is clear that there is no generally accepted methodology that would indicate that any gun control law will have any effect on gun violence. If there were, either the National Research Council or the CDC would have found it.
What is clear is that over the past ten years millions of guns have been sold, and millions of concealed carry licenses have been issued but contrary to expectations, and the findings of some "gun control experts" all kinds of gun violence dropped. However, there is insufficient information to show a causal relationship on this side of the debate either.
The safety of ourselves and of our children is too important to be decided on the basis of gut feelings, no matter how strongly held, that have no basis in science or fact. Any new gun control laws should be directed toward producing a reasonably expectable goal of increased safety. Nothing put forward so far has met that minimum standard.
4:18 pm on Monday, January 28, 2013
It is clear that Rob takes his talking points from the propaganda that this administration constantly spews out.
I'd nevertheless see if he or anyone else can answer what they suggest as a method of protection against a bad guy with a gun ( because, lets be honest, the bad guys will always be able to get a gun) other than being armed oneself ?
Why does the left never raise the issue of playing violent video games and watching violent movies as a contributing factor to crazy gun violence ? Limiting THAT would probably have a far more positive societal effect than limiting firearms.


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