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Almost overnight Hyundai has been transformed from a second or even third-rate automaker to an industry leader thanks to recently launched versions of the Sonata, Tuscon and Elantra. More recently a revamped Accent has also joined the ranks of modern Hyundais. The Santa Fe mid-size crossover continues to be a popular model, despite being part of an older generation of products.
While hardly volume models, the Genesis Coupe and Sedan have done more than any other cars in the Hyundai lineup in terms of changing the perception of the brand. Hyundai shocked the automotive world by offering the 306-hp rear-drive coupe in 2010 with the sedan as a less-expensive BWM 5 Series alternative. More recently Hyundai has introduced its flagship Equus luxury sedan targeted at cars like the 7 Series.
Founded in 1967 Hyundai launched the Pony in 1975 with styling from renowned designer Giorgio Giugiaro and engines from Mitsubishi. The car made its way to North America in 1983, with huge success in Canada leading to the launch of the Excel in the U.S. three years later. With a major restructuring effort in 1998 Hyundai put in place a long term plan and acquired rival Kia that same year. Since then the automaker has pushed ahead with progressive designs, much improved build quality and materials, not to mention ride quality and class-leading fuel economy.
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--Alma Mini Body-Fit Spring Mattress: 35.5" W x 17.75" L x 3.25" H. Choose this mattress if you're looking for a dual side, progressive firmness mattress that inverts to accommodate baby's increasing weight.
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You are right: when it comes to reducing the risk of SIDS, the firmer the mattress, the better. The coir used in the Coco Mat is coated in natural latex, which provides superb ventilation and insulation, and helps make an extremely firm and supportive mattress - a key safety feature in regards to any mattress.Q:
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All of the programs I've installed (both professional & recreational) were downloaded. Almost all of the music & movies I've purchased were downloads.
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From now through Christmas Eve, volunteers will be ringing the bell in front of familiar shopping places in the community — such as Walmart, Piggly Wiggly, Kroger, The Sock Shoppe, Big Lots, Bealls, Food Depot, Roses and, in Zebulon, Fresh Way — in an effort to raise money for local families.
"The Salvation Army in this community is blessed with volunteers," said Maj. Jack Butler, the commanding officer of the Griffin-Spalding Salvation Army, adding that civic clubs, churches and schools have all agreed to ring the bell.
Last year, the local Salvation Army generated $160,000 during the kettle campaign, though the amount included two checks being donated in the amount of $40,000 each. This year, the goal is to raise $82,000 solely through the bell ringing, Butler said.
"Every dime counts this year," he said. "We have to raise as much as we can this year to help families. Six hundred households signed up for assistance from the Salvation Army this season."
All the funds generated will stay local and help purchase food, toys and other items. They'll be used for Salvation Army programs such as the House of Hope or the Angel Trees, among others. Any funds left will be used for the Salvation Army's winter relief program, said Butler.
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The Jefferson High School Dragons (2-0; 1-0) invaded Tiger Stadium on Friday night and came away with a 19-0 shutout over Dawson County (1-1; 0-1) as both teams opened Region 8-AA play.
Dawson County High School graduate Tiffany Burgess has been named a member of the University of Georgia cheerleading squad for the 2008 season.
It took an extra two periods before the Dawson County Tigers could put away Lumpkin County last Friday night at Tiger Stadium. A fumble by Indian quarterback Daniel Abercrombie, his sixth of the game, in double overtime allowed Dawson to come away with a 26-23 win.
Riverview held on to a 6-0 win over cross-county rival Dawson County in the first ever meeting between the two schools last Thursday. Riverview Middle School Head Coach Mark Thomason's Eagle team scored early in the second quarter and had to hold on to obtain the victory.
Dawson County High School graduate Chad Cunningham will punt for coach Phillip Fulmer's University of Tennessee Volunteers this year when they open up with UCLA on Sept. 1 in the Rose Bowl.
"I missed it," said youth basketball coach Ray Porredon, speaking of the driving force behind his recent decision to start a 3-day basketball camp in Dawson County. "When you've done something like this for 40 years, it's hard not to," he added.
The Bill Elliott Driver Development program recently announced the addition of 15-year-old racing prodigy Casey Roderick to its stable of young drivers.
Head coach Jimmy Pruett and his Lady Tiger softball team looks to improve on their 13-13 record from a year ago with a wealth of young talent this season.
Head coach Frank Brown returns to roam the sidelines this year for first year program Dawson County Middle School.
For the first time in its history, the American Legion team from Post 247 in Dawsonville is heading to the state tournament.
Dawsonville resident Jenna Abbott and her teammates on the Bandits 94 traveling fastpitch softball team will be traveling to Midland, Texas to participate in the ASA 14 and under division "A" national tournament later this week.
In a press release last week by the Dawson County Parks and Recreation Department, it has entered an agreement with Dawson County United Soccer Club to manage the local soccer program.
The Dawsonville Racers finished their season last Saturday, July 19 at Hunters Chase in Cumming.
Dawson County graduate Blake Palmer has had an illustrious career playing golf at Gardner-Webb University in Boiling Springs, N.C. Palmer is the No. 1-seeded player for the Bulldogs under head coach Tee Burton entering his senior year.
A Dawsonville man is among 15 semifinalists for the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame's 2013 class of inductees.
Dawsonville's Chase Elliott carded his first Camping World Truck Series top-five finish Sunday at Rockingham Speedway in North Carolina. The fifth-place finish follows his sixth-place run at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia, where the 17-year-old Hendrick Motorsports driver made his national racing debut a week earlier.
Dawson County Young Life is still accepting players for its annual golf tournament that will be held Monday at Hampton Golf Club in Cumming. Entry fees are $100 for individuals or $400 for a four-player team.
In his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, Dawsonville's Chase Elliott drove to a sixth-place finish Saturday at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia. Racing against veterans like Kevin Harvick and Ron Hornday Jr., the 17-year-old rookie was among a half dozen teenagers in the field.
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After getting her marching orders from parent company executives, EnquirerPublisher Margaret Buchanan told newspaper employees that more layoffs would occur, probably this afternoon.
Reliable sources say between 15 and 18 people would be terminated from Greater Cincinnati's only remaining daily newspaper. Overall, about 2 percent of The Gannett Co.'s total workforce will be eliminated in the latest downsizing.
UPDATE: Laure Quinlivan is suing her former employer, WCPO (Channel 9), in federal court for age and gender discrimination.
ORIGINAL ITEM: The former TV news reporter who headed Channel 9's I-Team pool of investigators is considering running for Cincinnati City Council, reports say.
Although it doesn't compare to the wholesale hacking and slashing of staff that occurred in 2009, the latest round of layoffs at The Enquirer includes several positions in the newsroom, which already had seen significant reductions.
At least 16 people on the newspaper's editorial staff were laid off, and another chose to retire, according to reliable sources at the paper.
It's well-known that The Enquirer has been timid about calling out local corporations on possible misconduct or shady dealings ever since the newspaper paid $14 million to Chiquita in the late 1990s when the produce giant threatened to sue following the publication of a damning special section on its alleged practices in Central and South America.
In the years since, The Enquirer's business coverage has been tepid, and some reporters have alleged they were told to not pursue certain stories after advertisers complained to the publisher.
Just hours after a Swiss bank froze access today to a legal defense fund established for WikiLeaks provocateur Julian Assange, a group of hackers have shut down the bank's Web site in an escalating "infowar."
A group calling itself Operation Payback took responsibility for the Internet attack on the Swiss bank, PostFinance, via its Twitter account. "We will fire at anyone that tries to censor WikiLeaks," the group said in its announcement.
The Enquirer's top two sports editors are resigning from the newspaper.
Assistant Managing Editor/Sports Barry Forbis and Deputy Sports Editor Rory Glynn announced their resignations last week in separate emails to fellow staffers.
Forbis, whose resignation becomes effective April 4, is leaving to join Fox Sports as a deputy managing editor in Los Angeles.
In his email, Forbis wrote, "I'll be working with Jason Whitlock, Jen Engel, Bill Reiter, Greg Couch, Reid Forgrave, Mark Kriegel and A.J. Perez, not to mention a bunch of old friends. It's a talented group, the job pays pretty well, and, uh, it's L.A., so I'd have to consider it even if everything were perfect here. It's not, of course, but you know as well as I do the challenges we have faced and the challenges you will continue to face."
Forbis also thanked his co-workers, adding, "I want you to know how privileged I feel to have worked with you. I've worked with a lot of great sports departments. I don't know of any who did more with less. You guys are better at just plain getting it done than any group I've worked with."
Glynn announced his departure in an email to the sports staff, which was then forwarded by another person to the entire news staff. The resignation apparently becomes effective Friday.
In his email, Glynn wrote, "Last week, I told Barry … that I've decided to resign at the end of the month. Barry knows this is something I've been wrestling with for months now; bless his persuasiveness, he's talked me out of it on a couple of occasions. But it's time."
Glynn added, "You all don't need me to go on about the challenges we all face. I'll just say the ever-growing demands of this job and the demands of raising four kids are difficult to balance, and if sometimes I've focused too much on the first, now I choose to focus on the second."
Online Sports Content Manager Nick Hurm will replace the editors on a temporary basis.
As part of reductions mandated by its owner, The Gannett Co., The Enquirer has laid off about 150 workers during the past two years. Also, employees have had to take five unpaid furloughs during the past three years.
Faced with the choice between job layoffs or a second round of unpaid furloughs for employees, executives at the financially troubled Gannett Co. announced today they were selecting the latter course.
Gannett, the parent firm of The Cincinnati Enquirer, announced a furlough program that will require most non-unionized workers to take at least five days of unpaid leave sometime in April, May or June. The move is expected to save the company about $20 million.
With another round of layoffs hitting The Enquirer and other Gannett newspapers nationwide, time will tell if a separate trend at the media company will occur soon in Cincinnati.
Gannett announced last week that it was pulling the plug on the print editions of two faux alt-weeklies, Metromixin Indianapolis and Noise in Lansing, Mich. Both will maintain an online presence, at least for now.
The move follows the cancellation of Metromix's print edition in Nashville last winter and the end of Velocity as a stand-alone paper in Louisville, which is being folded into The Courier-Journal.
Sometimes you come to work, fire up the ol' coffee maker and get straight to all the funny websites you like to read before you get started. Other times the boss calls a staff meeting and informs you that you work for a different company now and that new firewalls are going to block your fantasy baseball league during work hours.
Today CityBeat employees were notified that effective immediately we are all part of SouthComm Inc., a Nashville-based publishing company that owns and operates alternative weeklies in six mid-sized Midwestern and Southern markets.
The change is a good thing for a number of reasons. Many of us at CityBeat are already fans of the nearest SouthComm paper — LEO Weekly in Louisville. It is obvious that SouthComm values the creative presentation of local arts, music and culture and the thoughtful news coverage readers have come to expect from CityBeat. SouthComm's other award-winning publications include Nashville Scene, The Pitch in Kansas City and Creative Loafing papers in Charlotte and Tampa.
We're actually quite proud that our editorial history and relevance to the community were valued by SouthComm. The company offers access to expanded resources currently not at our disposal, and the SouthComm owners go way back with CityBeat's founding editor and publisher, making this situation more like "Join our fun team and successful business model," than "Give us the keys and let us control you."
While CityBeat will no longer be locally owned, the autonomy SouthComm has offered its other publications and its continued interest in expanding its portfolio is exciting as we continue to build upon our recent staff changes and the success of other entities we operate, including the MidPoint Music Festival and A-Line Magazine.
SouthComm CEO Chris Ferrell noted in the official press release CityBeat's body of work and the potential of the Cincinnati market:
"CityBeat has a long history of covering the local government, music, arts, and culture scene in Cincinnati," Ferrell said. "We look forward to having them as part of the SouthComm family of publications. We are excited to expand into Cincinnati, which is a very good city for us to build out our model of having multiple niche publications in each market."
immediate change will be noticed very little by our general audience,
as Dan
Bockrath will continue to serve as CityBeat
Publisher and we will continue to be locally operated. As part of the
acquisition, John Fox, one of the founding owners, will serve as a
consultant with SouthComm. Fox was CityBeat's
Editor and Co-Publisher from its inception in June 1994 until the end
of 2010, when he became Director of CityBeat Events. He leaves day-to-day responsibilities at CityBeat
and will be announcing an exciting new venture soon.
Also as
part of the acquisition, founding owner Thomas R. Schiff departs as
CEO of Lightborne Publishing, the official owner of CityBeat,
MidPoint and all of our other entities. We would be extremely remiss
in failing to recognize Tom's unwavering support of CityBeat
over the past 18 years — without it the CityBeat
enterprise wouldn't be what it is today.
no secret that Cincinnati presents a challenging media landscape,
with the country's largest daily newspaper chain (Gannett, owner of
Cincinnati Enquirer)
and largest radio station chain (Clear Channel, owner of multiple AM
FM stations) poking their publicly traded practices into every corner
of our town. But their existence presents a rare opportunity to stand
out by continuing to offer readers the thoughtful and personal
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So, Here is my plan, hopefully with some help/advice/recommendations from you guys.
I am going to make an outline of all the different subjects that would be useful in the PAW. Then I want to put together a wish list of books within each category. Then when I have some extra cash, I can pick up the next book on the list and cross it off. If anyone has any specific recommendations for books, or new categories for my list, that would be awesome. I think this will be an amazing resource to have even if TS doesn't HTF, and it will take me a few steps closer to being self sufficient.
I want to buy a house with a few acres so I have some room to grow some stuff, so I will be focusing on subjects that will be useful to me, within my "grand plan" if you will. However, It occurs to me that this list might be helpful to others so I want to make it as all inclusive as possible. I will update this list as I go.
Now, like I said, many of these thing will be very useful before the ZPAW but in the event the S really does HTF, I think it would be useful to have sections dedicated to education such as Mathematics, science and of course history. Also books dedicated to philosophy, political science and spirituality would an amazing resource. (of course these will not be discussed in detail, only in passing to keep within the rules of this board.)
I for one, plan on surviving the PAW and I want to to be able to educate my children. It also would seem that music and recreational reading would do wonders for uplifting morale, which as we all know, is a very important aspect of survival.
So here we go. Wish me luck.
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Architectural Graphic Standards, Tenth Edition
Residential Framing: A Homebuilder's Construction Guide
Olin's Construction: Principles, Materials, and Methods
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Energy-Efficient Building (Best of Fine Homebuilding)
Mechanical and Electrical Systems in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (5th Edition)
The Fifty Dollar and Up Underground House Book
The Art of Electronics
Storey's Basic Country Skills: A Practical Guide to Self-Reliance
Handy Farm Devices And How to Make Them
The Encyclopedia of Country Living
Square Foot Gardening
Growing Vegetables West of the Cascades
How to Make a Forest Garden
Earth User's Guide to Permaculture
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Taking Charge of Your Fertility
The American Red Cross First Aid and Safety Handbook
Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary
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Bates' Guide to Physical Examination
Tarascon's Pharmacopeia
The Merck Manual
Field Guide to Wilderness Medicine
Expedition and Wilderness Medicine
Where There Is No Doctor
Drugs for Bugs
The American Medical Association Family Medical Guide
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The Naked Warrior
Power to the People!
Home Brew
A Sip Through Time: A Collection of Old Brewing Recipes
Dress 'Em Out
Deerskins Into Buckskins: How To Tan With Natural Materials, a Field Guide for Hunters and Gatherers
The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
Firearms/Firearm Repair/Maintenance
Principles of Personal Defense
The Farnam Method of Defensive Handgunning
Speer Reloading Guide
Modern Reloading
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The Art Of War
Bulfinch's Mythology: The Age of the Fable, The Age of Chivalry, Legends of
Foxfire Books
The Art of Shen Ku
Encyclopedia Britannica
How To Master the Art of Selling
Be Expert with Map and Compass: The Complete Orienteering Handbook
National Geographic Concise Atlas of the World
World War Z
Day by Day Armageddon
Earth Abides
Kitchens And Bathroom
Complete Plumbing (Stanley Complete)
Home Plumbing Illustrated
Political Thought in America: An Anthology
The Constitution of the United States of America
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GURPS Basic Set: Characters
GURPS Basic Set: Campaigns
Play According to Hoyle: Hoyle's Rules of Games
Learn to Play Go: A Master's Guide to the Ultimate Game
Go Game Sets
Master Go in Ten Days
Graded Go Problems For Beginners
Self Defense/Martial Arts/Combat
Mastering The Rubber Guard
Mastering The Twister
Ranger Handbook (Large format edition): The Official U.S. Army Ranger Handbook
The World's Religions: Our Great Wisdom Traditions
Peace Is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life
The One-Minute Meditator: Relieving Stress and Finding Meaning in Everyday Life
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Ragnar's Urban Survival
Knots, Splices and Rope-Work
The Big Book of Self-Reliant Living
The Self-sufficient Life and How to Live It
SAS Survival Guide
Crisis Preparedness Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide to Home Storage and Physical Survival
The Zombie Survival Guide
Backwoodshome.com anthologies.
Building the Alaska Log Home
Country Wisdom & Know-How
Survival Wisdom and Know How
Tim Brown's Filed Guide to Living With the Earth
Tom Brown's Field Guide to Wilderness Survival
Boy Scouts Handbook: The Original Edition
When Technology Fails
Surviving Y2K
Back To Basics
How To Shit In The Woods
How To Stay Alive in the Woods
The Boy Camper
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Foreign Language
Wild Plants
Peterson Field Guide(R) to Medicinal Plants
A Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants: Eastern and central North America
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MarkTBSc wrote: CD3WD (http://www.cd3wd.com) - This is a computer file, 13gb of it, full of technical, engineering and scientific data intended to be provided to the 3rd world to help them build their own way out of famine and poverty. It's freely available and includes everything from Engineering and Medicine to quite a bit of science and agriculture. Basically the accumulated wisdom of the 1st world on how to build a solid, successful society. Incredibly valuable.
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11. | Cerote | ||
Any central american person. These animals will often try to imitate Mexicans so they can get respect. Anyone who is from El salvador,honduras,nicaragua, guatemala, or any other little piece of shit on the map is a cerote. These "countries" never compete in the World Cup because they are inferior brain dead animals who get brain washed by their own "music" which they call regeton.
1. | cerote | ||
Proper definition is a Turd. People from El Salvador (smallest country in Central America) are known for using the word "cerote" freely amongst one another the way a black person would use the "n" word amongst his homies. It's a word that Salvadorians can use but when another race or nationality uses it towards Salvadorians, ur gettin' yo ass wooped. Cerote can also be used as a deregatory word for people from El Salvador because they use it alot; the same outcome would be if a non-black person would use the "n" word Que hondas cerote, como estas vos?
Translation: Wassup homie, how you doing? |
2. | cerote | ||
piece of shit tu erese cerote, buey
3. | cerote | ||
1. Among friends, a vulgar but friendly substitute for any person's name. Similar to pizado. 2. A derogatory way to refer to someone who is not a friend. Insult to denigrate and belittle someone. 3. A piece of shit. Commonly used in Guatemala and El Salvador, with lesser use in other Central American nations. 1. "Va venir Juan?" (Is Juan coming?)
"Al rato se aparece el cerote" ("He'll show up soon") 2. "Ese cerote te va asaltar" (That moterfucker will steal your stuff) 3. "Puta! No me di cuenta del cerote en la calle y lo pizé" (Fuck! I didn't notice that piece of shit on the street and I stepped on it.) |
4. | cerote | ||
Widespread use in Guatemala. Commonly used as an insult. Also popular as an (albeit obscene) term of endearment, akin to "motherfucker". Que tal, cerote! (What's up, motherfucker!)
5. | Cerote | ||
a XLarge piece of dark brown shit the kind that curls and takes up the whole bowl. A term used to insult a central american male of El Salvador. It's the equivalent, in insult, to call a salvadorian "cerote" as to say "Chinga to Madre" to a Mexican. Degrading term used to insult and anger a central american. "Pinche Cerote."
"Ese guey es un Cerote" "Ese salvatruchi es un pinche cerote" |
6. | cerote | ||
It's a turd, just that.
In latinamerican countries it's used sometimes as a derogatory insult, sometimes just for fun. Juan de la Costa is wrong, they call everyone cerote, not only mexicans.
Aztec warrior is wrong, nobody would try to get respect imitating Mexicans, funniest thing I ever heard. |
7. | cerote | ||
a really hard piece of shit that clogs your bowl Oh no! Someone took left a really big cerote in the bowl!


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6. | Schwanz | ||
Someone unworthy of being called anything else. That guy that likes "The Good Wife" is such a schwanz.
1. | schwanz | ||
German word for "tail", in germany also used to describe a man's penis.
(like "dick" or "cock" in english) Via the jewish dialect "Yiddish", it has found its way into the american slang, also meaning "Penis". My Schwanz is getting hard.
2. | schwanz | ||
a man's penis; also see root. Dude! Are you gay? You just touched my shwanz!
3. | schwanz | ||
German or Yiddish term for penis or prick; which can also be used as an insult, usually describing someone who is a real jerk. "The boss decided to have selective amnesia about not paying our Christmas bonuses this year ... what a fucking schwanz."
4. | Schwanz | ||
The German word for penis. Literally meaning the tail of an animal but used as penis. This is also a common name for people named Shawn (sean, shaun) who are well hung. Friend_1: Yo guys, where's Schwanz?
Friend_2: I haven't seen him around. Friend_3: Ohhh Schwanz, I miss him _or_ Friend_1:I showed her my schwanz and she fainted |
5. | Schwanz | ||
German slang for penis, cock etc. Also has its entertaining uses in day to day conversation....
like getting a dirty Maccy D's; ......'Schwanz very much'
...'just got back from skiing in france' 'what- you were schwanz skiiing?' |
7. | Schwanz | ||
Pennsylvania Dutch slang word for "penis." Verb form, schwanse, means "to cheat." Sie hot mich am Schwanz lutsche gewelle.


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Hi ya, some of it has been built, it looks ok, also out of town.
Personally before you move here, look into schools - they are a nightmare, a lot of people like me didn't even get offered their catchment school at the first time of applying for a reception place, so I don't know what your chances could be with an in-year transfer!
Estates I would recommend are: watermead, has s large lake, few shops & a pub/restaurant, The Willows, Fairford Leys if you don't mind plenty of houses packed in tight around you, Bedgrove estate is liked by a lot of people, but all the houses are older style & not that pretty, its an average estate in my opinion, The Coppice, Stoke Grange. All ok.
If you'd like any more info, feel free to message me, I've been here almost 20 years :-)
Hi Sue
Thanks for the info. My husband has set his heart on a new build. I am a bit worried about schools especially if we do move in-year and plus I really need both boys to be in the same school. We are going to look around over the weekend so I may have more questions later.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Domaine Grand Venuer's 2010 Lirac Clos de Sixte is outstanding. It is a full-bodied, rich, textural wine with abundant blue and black fruits interwoven with garrigue and licorice..."
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Another blockbuster is the 2010 Cotes du Rhone-Villages Rasteau Cuvee Marc. Composed of 50% Grenache, 25% Mourvedre and 25% Syrah, this is a fabulous value from an increasingly promising appellation. A sumptuous bouquet of kirsch, licorice, chocolate fudge, blackberries and graphite emerges from..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "The darker, fuller-bodied 2010 Chateauneuf du Pape exhibits plenty of blackberry and black raspberry fruit as well as good acidity and freshness. This rich, dense ruby/purple-colored 2010 is capable of 10-15 years of cellaring."
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Early in the 1980's my husband and I bought 50 Angus/Holstein calves from a dairy farm. My job was to feed them with giant baby bottles, and then with buckets of formula. I was, for all practical purposes, their mother.
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Talks between experts from Iran and the six world powers on the Islamic Republic's disputed nuclear program ended without significant progress in the Turkish city of Istanbul early Wednesday, with the participants agreeing to hold further meetings on the issue as agreed earlier, according to the European Union.
The European Union said in a statement that the Istanbul talks extended through Tuesday to early Wednesday. The P5+1 delegation was led by nuclear expert Stephan Klement on behalf of EU Foreign Policy Chief Catherine Ashton. The talks also involved experts from the P5+1 nations and Iran.
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Three earlier round of negotiations held under the mediation of EU's Ashton this year between Iran and the P5+1 group of nations, comprising the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany, had failed to progress in resolving the issue. This year's first round of negotiations were held in Istanbul in April, followed by talks in Baghdad in May and in Moscow in June.
During the negotiations held in Istanbul in April, the participants had agreed to tackle the issue through step-by-step negotiations and by responding to the progress made by initiating reciprocity actions. Further, it was agreed in Moscow that expert-level meetings on the issue would be held in Istanbul on July 3, followed by by contact at the deputy-level between diplomats from Tehran and Brussels.
The P5+1 group wants Iran to halt enriching uranium to 20 percent level-- which can be used for making nuclear weapons, shut down the Fordow nuclear facility, ship out stockpiled 20 percent enriched nuclear materials and allow UN nuclear inspectors to verify the so-claimed peaceful intentions of Iran's disputed nuclear activity. In return, they have offered to supply medical isotopes and provide co-operation on nuclear safety. Nevertheless, Iran has presented its own five-point package of proposals on "nuclear and non-nuclear issues."
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