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I am surprised anyone would be so naive as to believe that science will eventually conquer all nature's mysteries, as you report Peter Atkins does (10 November, p 6). Historians and philosophers of science have already shown through analyses of scientific revolutions and of chaotic systems that this cannot happen.
Consideration of evolutionary biology gives us a similar lesson: science is done with human brains, using human cognition, and so is necessarily constrained by what our brains can and cannot represent about the universe. But all that aside, any scientist knows that the moment all mysteries are conquered is the moment their grant money dries up.
It may be true, as your editorial states, that replacing religion with science is fanciful (10 November, p 3). But what's not fanciful is separating the state and religion. Prying the dying hands of the Anglican church from the British state is ...
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Leon E Cosler, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Union College
Courses Taught at ACPHS
Pharmacoeconomics & Health Outcomes
Topics in Public Health
Introduction to Epidemiology
Named 2006-07 ACPHS Professional Teacher of the Year
Research Interests
Pharmacoeconomics; Decision-analysis modeling; Large claims data bases analyses; cost-of illness and cost-effectiveness analyses specializing in oncology treatment and toxicities. Also interested in Medicaid and Medicare cost and outcomes studies.
Selected Publications
Kuderer NM, Dale DC, Crawford J, et al: Mortality, morbidity, and cost associated with febrile neutropenia in adult cancer patients. Cancer 106:2258-66, 2006
Cosler LE, Sivasubramaniam V, Agboola O, et al: Effect of outpatient treatment of febrile neutropenia on the risk threshold for the use of CSF in patients with cancer treated with chemotherapy. Value Health 8:47-52, 2005
Hornberger J, Cosler LE, Lyman GH: Economic analysis of targeting chemotherapy using a 21-gene RT-PCR assay in lymph-node-negative, estrogen-receptor-positive, early-stage breast cancer. Am J Manag Care 11:313-24, 2005
Simoni-Wastila L, Ross-Degnan D, Mah C, et al: A retrospective data analysis of the impact of the New York triplicate prescription program on benzodiazepine use in medicaid patients with chronic psychiatric and neurologic disorders. Clin Ther26:322-36, 2004
Cosler LE, Calhoun EA, Agboola O, et al: Effects of indirect and additional direct costs on the risk threshold for prophylaxis with colony-stimulating factors in patients at risk for severe neutropenia from cancer chemotherapy. Pharmacotherapy 24:488-94, 2004


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In my hazy role as news editor of Rock, Paper, Shotgun, I'd like for us to cover fighting games more. They're fascinating systems of intricate parts I broadly understand enough to mention but fumble horrible trying to execute. "Attack priority, yeah?" I offer. "Invincibility frames? Leave it out bruv!" See, I skipped fighting games as a littlun, as a crone really have the time to teach myself from scratch, and as a serious business professional don't want to fake it. Shame.
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Phil Collins Donates Collection Of Alamo Artifacts To Texas
Phil Collins has donated his private collection of approximately 200 Alamo artifacts to the historic site of the Alamo in San Antonio.
Apparently, when you add it up, the Genesis member has spent a seven figure sum in purchasing these pieces from the Texas revolution and the Battle at the Alamo.
"I have to be careful I don't sound like some trainspotter or someone that hangs out at airports collecting airplane numbers, you know, because I think they are crazy," Collins said. "I arrive on a plane, I look at these people sitting there. They've been there all day and they're just taking the numbers of the type of the plane. Get a life, you know? I feel guilty of that sometimes because I go into detail and someone just wants to know the greatest hits of the story."
These artifacts are now being stored in Collins' basement in his Swiss home and will be transported to Texas later this year. The plan is to display the artifacts in a new visitor center.
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Taxpayers looking for ways to trim their 2011 tax bill, or simply to avoid unpleasant surprises when they file their returns, have a few weeks to make potentially helpful, money-saving moves.
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Few, if any, politicians like to raise taxes, and those who do often pay dearly for it. Raising taxes, however, is sometimes a necessity evil, because there is simly no other way to increase revenue or reduce a deficit. What do you think?
There's nothing like taxes to start an argument. Though virtually everyone thinks they are too high in general, there's little agreement on what's fair for one group versus another.
Personal income taxes are likely to rise as lawmakers grapple with the country's deficit. That's why some investors are opting for Roth IRAs and betting on paying a lower tax rate now. Not so fast, experts say.
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You don't have to be Warren Buffett to leave money to your family in trusts. There are tools to assist those with even modest wealth to reduce tax exposure, and protect and transfer assets.
Worries about municipal bond issue defaults have been overblown, obscuring the investment advantages of a once trusted debt instrument.
As Congress and President Obama head into an election year, tax reform has emerged as a key roadblock to lowering the nation's debt — and ultimately reviving America's economy and competitive edge.
With economic growth and corporate profits under extreme pressure these days, corporate tax rates are under greater scrutiny. Click to see which countries have the highest corporate tax rates.
The Tax Justice Network released their "Financial Secrecy Index," which ranks the world's most secretive tax havens. So, what are the world's most secretive tax havens?
Take a look at the The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's 2010 report details and see the world's highest tax rates as a percentage of GDP.
Each year, Phoenix Marketing International analyzes national data on millionaire households to reveal which US states attract the most high-income families.
For 33 years, California has been on the leading edge of the tax-cut movement. But faced with the prospect of withering budget cuts and deficits that stretch through at least the middle of the decade, that may be about to change. The New York Times reports.
After struggling all year for an economic message that resonates broadly with Americans in hard times, President Obama and Congressional Democrats have settled on one they believe can carry through next year's election as they use a fight over payroll taxes to portray Republicans as defenders of the wealthy at the expense of the middle class. The New York Times reports.
The stock market's rebound from the financial crisis three years ago has created a potential windfall for hundreds of executives who were granted unusually large packages of stock options shortly after the market collapsed. The New York Times reports.
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November 30, 2007
WSGS releases updated Oil & Gas Map of Wyoming
The WSGS recently updated the Oil and Gas Map of Wyoming (Map Series 55) and added a new feature: the map now includes a hillshade layer that accentuates the state's topography.
Wyoming's oil and gas fields are delimited and color-coded to the predominant age of production. For each field, symbols show the following: which formations currently or previously produced hydrocarbons; other gases or impurities produced in the field; whether the field is undergoing enhanced recovery efforts; whether the field is active, or abandoned or shut in; and whether the field is primarily an oil field or a gas field. Major pipelines are color-coded to indicate the types of liquids or gases they transport, and locations and processing capacities of natural gas plants and refineries are shown.
The updated map by Rodney H. De Bruin is current through 2006 and can be ordered from the Wyoming State Geological Survey sales desk as a color plot at the 1:500,000 scale. The plotted map is $50 and a digital version is available for $120. Four different 1:350,000-scale quadrants of the map, also by Rodney H. De Bruin, are available as color plots or digital files ($35 each). These quadrants were updated through 2006 and cover the Powder River Basin (Map Series 51); Greater Green River Basin and Overthrust Belt (Map Series 52); central and northwestern Wyoming basins (Map Series 53); and southeastern Wyoming basins (Map Series 54). To purchase any of these maps, please call (307) 766-2286, ext. 224, email email@example.com, or visit our office in Laramie.
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Capacity Terminal Tractors
Terminal Tractor Sales on 24 July, 2012
Capacity Terminal Tractors have been around for many years and a lot of people consider them a viable choice. Their powerful motor-driven vehicle with large, heavy treads, used for pulling farm machinery come in several different models, however, and you need to be careful to choose the right one. They are designed to meet the most challenging moves. The industry is engineered to provide comfort and security to the operator while minimizing the stress and maintenance cost to the powerful motor-driven vehicle with large, heavy treads, used for pulling farm machinery For instance, there is the Capacity TJ5000 that comes in off-road and on-road versions. This model is good for warehouse distribution applications. Or the TJ9000, a purse muscle machine that is suitable for extra heavy-duty applications. Too many times companies fail to provide adequate equipment to people who are looking for it. This is unacceptable and wrong; however choosing the right company can make all the difference. Not only having some of the best vehicles around, the industry…
Capacity Offers Liquid Propane Terminal Trucks
Terminal Tractor Sales on 9 April, 2012
CleanFuel USA announced a partnership with Capacity of Texas to develop and certify the country's first terminal trucks using its liquid propane injection engine on a General Motors 8-liter platform. (We have heard about this for a year now) The truck should be out in the market by the end of 2012. The new line of Capacity is targeted to meet the demand for alternative-fueled vehicles in port communities that are challenged to comply with stricter emissions rules. This is a particularly vital issue for ports operating in counties that are designated as "non-attainment" or "maintenance" areas under the National Ambient Air Quality Standards, which the EPA uses to enforce emissions reductions. The Propane Education and Research Council approved a $2.4 million grant to support the development of the trucks. Allison Transmission, CleanFual, Capacity, Freightliner Custom Chassis Corporation, GM and Powertrain Integration are all project stakeholders.
Idealease Offers Capacity Terminal Tractors
Terminal Tractor Sales on 4 April, 2012
Idealease Inc. has expanded its product offering to include diesel-powered Capacity trucks. They provide solutions for rental commercial truck leasing and truck leasing in all of North America through full service leases. Capacity terminal tractors powered by Navistar's MaxxForce brand diesel engines are available to cargo handlers through more than 400 Idealease locations in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Idealease services over 45,000 trucks and trailers throughout the continent. The multi-year deal is Capacity's first program agreement with a national leasing company. Terminal tractors are used to move freight in ports, intermodal terminals, rail yards, warehouses and distribution centers. Capacity's model offerings are powered by the MaxxForce 7 engine, rated at 215 horsepower with 560 pounds-feet of torque. The V-8 turbodiesel is fully compliant with applicable EPA emissions standards. For more information: www.idealease.com
Kalmar vs. Capacity Terminal Tractors
Terminal Tractor Sales on 1 March, 2012
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SUPRA Footwear introduces its new line of boots with two rugged, yet modern interpretations of a classic boot silhouette: The Douglas, and the Skyboot.
The Douglas is a powerful outdoor boot constructed with a waterproof, full-grain leather that ensures your feet remain warm and dry. The boot's strength is enhanced with heavy gauge stitching, tough metal eyelets, and woven rope laces. The Douglas is built atop a heavy-duty Skywalk® lug outsole for added durability that is ideal on any terrain, or in any weather condition. The Douglas interior offers state of the art comfort in boot design: the gusseted tongue keeps the weather out, a flexible neoprene lining and neoprene collar cradle your feet, and the lightweight polyurethane footbeds furnish your soles with cushioning all day, every day.
The Skyboot is inspired by the highly recognizable Skytop silhouette, and, like the Douglas, it's a true all weather boot built atop a durable Skywalk® lug outsole. The heavy weight moccasin-style stitching around the toe box conveys a traditional boot heritage, while the distinct lines of the Skytop are stylishly integrated into the upper pattern. Raw leather laces complement the sturdy eyelets and trim. The gusseted tongue protects the foot from inclement weather, the polyurethane sock liner provides all day cushioning, and the internal tongue "stash pocket" keeps valuables safe and dry.
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When you're learning something new, whether its negotiation or hip hop, you go through several stages:
Unconscious incompetence: you don't know what you don't know.
Conscious incompetence: you've engaged in the learning process and you realize how far you have to go.
Conscious competence: you're feeling pretty good because you know what you're doing.
Unconscious competence: you don't have to think about what you know because it's in your bones. It's reflexive.
Conscious incompetence is where so many of us get stuck—especially in negotiation—because we're trained from Kindergarten forward to go for the A, rather than to simply engage in the process of learning. And if at first we don't succeed, we often stop raising our hand or participating at all because the shame of failing is too much.
And that early training is compounded by conflicting cultural expectations: be good, be kind; help others first before yourself; don't be wimpy or people won't take you seriously; don't be too confident or aggressive or you'll be labeled mannish, bossy and bitchy. And on it goes.
You've probably been failing fine without my permission, but I'd like to turn things around and give you permission again anyway, because failure seeds mastery.
To that end, I have an invitation:
The Requirements are Simple:
- Ask for something you want–a raise, a promotion, a new car, quiet after 10 p.m., one day of telecommuting a week, anything.
- Email me to let me know how it went, or ask questions for fine tuning, or anything else that came up during your negotiation.
- With your permission, I'll share your experience in future Forbes posts.
- I'll give a free hour of consulting to someone who failed well and good :-)
10 Tools for the Ask:
- Prepare: Know what you want, and where you're willing to wiggle.
- Gather the decision maker(s).
- Get connected; engage in small talk.
- Anchor high: to create a reference point for the conversation, name your request and set your price/value high. Or if it's a non-monetary ask, put your stake in the ground; ask big.
- Frame your request as a benefit to your bargaining partner. ("I'll be much more productive and timely if I can work from home one day a week.")
- Ask diagnostic, open-ended questions to brainstorm past a roadblock. ("What's your reasoning behind that?" or "What will it take to get a yes out of you?")
- Know your bottom line and don't capitulate to counter offers that dip below it.
- Exchange things of value.
- Make an agreement.
- Thank/acknowledge your bargaining partner.
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There are lots of chances for students to become involved in the school. There is a full range of sports teams, as well as many extracurricular clubs and activities. This school year has already seen some great accomplishments and the school is looking forward to many more.
Lenape is the only school with JROTC on campus. Their JROTC won the highest award for their annual inspection conducted by LTC Michael Anderson from Ft. Dix: Honor Unit with distinction. Other positive clubs at the school include REBEL, which is an anti-smoking group that promotes good choices; and SADD, which stands for Students Against Destructive Decisions.
Like many other schools in the South Jersey area, Lenape has an active Renaissance club. Lenape Renaissance recognizes and rewards academic excellence, personal improvement, and good citizenship. Lenape's program was honored for its commitment to education with a Mt. Laurel Township Proclamation. Mt. Laurel Mayor John Drinkard, who was a guest speaker at the Renaissance Senior Pinning, ordered the proclamation. Renaissance leaders Ms. Julie Dean, Mrs. Robyn Webb, Ms. Kristi Senechal, and Ms. Linda Sharon, run Smart Cookies, Principal's List and Perfect Attendance Award Breakfast, Bus Driver Appreciation Day, Graduation Car Award, Faculty Picnic, and People's Choice Awards and Senior Pinning.
The boy's basketball team made school history by breaking a 9-year South Jersey record with their undefeated regular season. They also captured the South Jersey and NJ State Group IV Championships. Congratulations go out to the entire team and their coach Mr. Lange for all their hard work, dedication, and spirit. In other sport news, the Lenape girl's soccer team rebounded in the second half of the Group IV championship game to defeat Washington Township by a score of 3 to 1 on November 11th. Allison Williams scored twice for the girls and Lindsey Walsh snuck in another goal for the Indians. The team is now looking for one more victory, the group IV state championship.
Recently, Lenape High School participated in Accreditation for Growth by Middle States Association. Principals Barry Croll and Mike Bauer would like to thank everyone who participated in the recent visitation of the Middle State Association of Colleges and Schools' committee for Accreditation for Growth (AFG) during the week of Oct. 25. The committee was very complimentary to our school and community. The students, parents, and staff's commitment to education impressed them. The final report will be sent to Lenape in the near future. They look forward to their continued growth in the future and their pursuit of excellence.
Congratulations go out to all the sports teams for a great fall season. Special congratulations go out to field hockey coach Harla Pfeiffer who won her 100th career win last month. Ms. Pfeiffer, a Lenape employee for 24 years, has been coaching for nine years. Another coach who deserves some acknowledgment as well is wrestling coach Russ Minuto who was recently inducted into the South Jersey Coaches' Hall of Fame.
During American Education Week, November 14th –20th, the Superintendent of Education, Daniel F. Hicks, recognized the Lenape Regional High School District employees that have worked in public education for over 30 years. These employees work tirelessly to serve our students and communities with care and professionalism. The Lenape High School employees that were honored include the following: Mary Jane Mullen Secretary 43 years, Michael Bauer Principal, North Bldg.36 years, Dennis Wentzel Custodian 34 years, Barry Croll Principal 33 Years, Bud Johnson Assistant Principal Director of Athletics 33 years, Linda Hammond English Teacher 32 years, John A. Roberts Jr. Math Teacher 32 years, Victoria T. Robertson Biology Teacher Science Coordinator 32 years, George Dennison Custodian 31 years, Jack Earl Math Teacher 31 years, Mimi Maseloff Family & Consumer Science Teacher 31 Years, Lynda Miller Registrar 31 years, Russ Minuto Spanish Teacher 31 years, Linda Sharon English Teacher 31 years, B. Gerry Boggs History Teacher 30 years, Michael DiBenedetto Special Education Teacher 30 years, and Michael Dreger School Counselor 30 years.
Lenape is also very proud to have the Science teacher Kate DeSantis educating the high school students. She won Princeton University's Distinguished Secondary Teaching Award 2004. Ms. DeSantis was one of only four in the entire state to earn the prestigious award. She also teaches classes at Princeton University and is connected with Princeton's Howard Hughes Institute, where she co-hosts a lecture series focusing on Bioethics.
The Lenape Regional High School district recognizes students and teachers of the month throughout the school year. This month's Employee of the Month is Eileen Narozny. Eileen Narozny's dedication to her responsibilities as a teacher and department coordinator is second to none. She always takes the time to assist co-workers with questions about technology and has completed technology related projects on time outside her normal workday. Each month a student out of every grade level is recognized as student of the month. I can personally attest to the fact that this award is very special and makes the students feel honored and proud to be a part of the high school and the community. In my Cherokee High school days I was recognized as student of the month, but now its these students that deserve the recognition over at Lenape High School include the following: Richard Wald from the freshmen class; Zachery Simon from the sophomore class; Jamilah Robinson from the junior class; and Taylor Smith from the senior class.
The students over at Lenape are also taking notice of what is going on in their world and local community. The students may not have been considered the youth vote in the past election, because they were young to vote, but they were not too young to get involved. Lenape students were determined to have an impact on this election by helping set a national voter turnout record. They registered 357 new voters! Through a national non-partisan program called Freedom's Answer, Lenape was one of thousands of high schools across the country encouraging students to seek ten voting pledges each – and then reminding them of their pledge on Election Eve. "We didn't ask people to pledge to vote for this candidate or that party," said Lenape senior Jen Hsu. "We asked them to pledge to vote to honor all those who have risked so much through the years for our freedom." According to its web site, the Freedom's Answer program is designed to engage young people in the political process – so that when they become 18, "they will also become lifetime voters – and some will become lifetime leaders." "We're not Generation X" proclaims senior Jessica Zawrotny. "When the Twin Towers fell, a new generation rose! We are that generation, and we are determined both to take part and to have our voices heard." The pledge-gathering goal of every student is to "Take Ten" – and they say that can happen in one evening, by asking parents, grandparents, Uncle Fred, Aunt Tillie, and the neighbors on both sides. But many students did more – seeking pledges at the Lenape football games, or at local community events, or throughout their neighborhood. Lenape Student Council Advisor Brain Laddey explained: "This is a kind of real-life civics we can't teach in the classroom. It is participation in the real thing, they were excited by it because it made them a part of history-and empowered a whole new generation to have its voice heard." The students want everyone to know, as senior Adam Lamboy said, that "anyone could come to our web site, at www.FreedomsAnswer.net, and pledge to vote right there online." Senior Tyler Cram added: "We may be too young to vote, but we're old enough to lead."
Eight Lenape students and Student Council Advisor Brian Laddey attended the first Burlington County Youth Service Conference and Exposition at the Enterprise Center of Burlington County College's Mount Laurel Campus. The event was designed to familiarize student leaders from across the county with volunteer opportunities available to them, as well as to teach some of the skills necessary to lead volunteer projects. Lenape's delegation was also involved with running the event. Students Dan Wolf and Jessica Zawrotny presented a student workshop entitled "Challenges Faced by Student Leaders" and History Teacher/Student Council Advisor Brian Laddey presented a workshop called "Developing the Leader Within You." Lenape's Student Council President Adam Lamboy delivered a speech explaining the school's Operation Santa Claus event.
Special Education teacher Kathy Waldron worked with Physical Education teacher Beth Taubman to form a partnership between adaptive and regular Phys. Ed classes. The Unified Athletics Team participated in the Special Olympics Sports Expo in Lawrenceville, NJ, where students attended clinics in Bocce, Golf, Soccer, and Basketball. Says Ms. Tubaman of the program, "The benefits have been amazing for everyone. It helps students learn about differences in abilities and adapt their own physical abilities to promote teamwork. New friends have been made, and the students are having fun while learning. Ms. Waldron says, "The Special Olympics has motivated students to become more physically active."
Lenape High School and its students are seeing a number of awards, which shows that they are excelling in areas inside and outside of the classroom. Medford Mayor Christopher Myers gave the township's first-ever service awards to more than 40 people and organizations, including Lenape High School, for their participation in disaster relief efforts after the summer flood. Principal Barry Croll commended the entire Lenape staff for their tireless efforts in transforming Lenape High School into a home for the homeless and a command center for the American Red Cross. Special thanks went to Lenape's excellent custodial staff.
Scholastically talented seniors Laura Coffey, Brian Correia, William Jannen, Sivan Kenig, Matthew Miller, Sayantan Niyogi, Michelle Tetreault, and Candace Tomkiel. Received letters of Commendation from the school and National Merit Scholarship Corporation, which conducts the program. These students placed among the top five percent of more than one million students who entered the 2005 competition by taking the 2003 Preliminary SAT National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Evelyn Ku was recognized as NMSC Semi-Finalist. She has the opportunity to continue in the competition for some 8,200 Merit Scholarship awards that will be offered next spring.
Mr. Hessler was the teacher of the year and he continues to be a helpful, patient and understanding adult for the students to look up to. "Be kind. Every person you meet is fighting a difficult battle." This quote is posted in Mr. Hessler's classroom and it inspires him and all his students to be the best person they can be. Thirteen years ago, Mr. Hessler knew that he wanted more out of a career and his life's work when he left a lucrative, but unfulfilling job at Firestone for a teaching position at Lenape. Happy with his decision, the energetic Mr. Hessler now teaches AP Physics, College Prep Physics, advises the Chess team/club, advises the National Honor Society, builds homes for Habitat for Humanity, coaches Boys' JV Soccer, and teaches computer classes to Lenape Regional High School District staff members.
An upcoming event is the Lenape Band Parent's Fall Craft Show. It will be held on Saturday, November 27th, from 9am to 3pm at Lenape. There are spaces still available so you can call the school at 609-654-5111 for information. There will be tons of crafters so there's sure to be something for everyone. There will also be refreshments in the cafeteria.
The year is almost over and soon everyone will need to purchase a new calendar. If you have relatives or friends who yearn for a look at Medford, now is the time to order your Lenape High School Art Calendar, filled with original art work from Lenape students. Rebecca Rector, our School Photographer, Art Teacher and Art Club Advisor, compiled the high quality work from Art Club students. The calendar is only $12.00 and proceeds will benefit the Art Club. Contact Mrs. Rector at email@example.com or call the school for more info.
Lenape High School is located on 235 Hartford Road in Medford. You can reach the high school by phone at 609-654-5111. Or you can visit the District's website at www.lr.k12.nj.us. From here you can access Lenape High School's home page and read about upcoming events.
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Trivante Bloodman and I.J. Ready have been an essential part of the Mississippi State basketball team this season.
In the last 19 seconds of a 73-69 loss to Arkansas on Saturday, both point guards were on the bench.
The Bulldogs fumbled the basketball around and walk-on Tevin Moore got off a last second shot that didn't go, but it didn't matter in the four-point loss.
True freshman Ready left with 19 seconds left after getting hit in the face. His eye took most of the damage.
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Chateau Hosanna 2007
Bordeaux Red Blends from Pomerol, Bordeaux, France
Winemaker's Notes
Located in Pomerol, the average age of Hosanna vines is 40 years.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "Range: 89-91"
International Wine Cellar - "Deep ruby-red. Pure aromas of cassis, blackberry and licorice. Nicely dense and supple, with ripe, fine-grained dark fruit flavors and noteworthy volume and baby fat for the year. Quite primary today. Finishes ripe and persistent, with enticing sweetness to the dark berry flavors. Range: 88-91"
Wine Spectator - "Aromas of chocolate, toasted almond and dark fruits follow through to a full body, with soft, silky tannins and a pretty finish. There's lots of delicate fruit, with outstanding length. Best after 2013. 1,085 cases made"
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Situated in Libourne along the Dordogne River, the Etablissements Jean-Pierre Moueix, of which Château Hosanna is a part, was founded in 1937. It is internationally known for its expertise in the Bordeaux wines of Pomerol and Saint-Emilion.
The company began its history as a wine merchant, specializing in the wines from the right bank of Bordeaux. The founder, Jean-Pierre Moueix, became one of the most influential people of the area when he began investing in properties of the region in 1952. At this time, the vineyard owners had no control over the finished product, since the "négoce" (negociants) of Bordeaux controlled the bottling and the sales. Mr. Moueix understood the market and what needed to be done. He was a visionary. The company is now managed by his son, Christian. View all Chateau Hosanna Wines
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It's a tiny region, and it has no classification system. But the wines produced from Pomerol can be sensuous and life-changing. Here lies Chateau Pétrus, one of the most expensive and sought-after wines of the world – many vintages commanding prices higher than the first-growth chateaux of the Médoc. The area is all vines, with no real town center, just roads connecting the lands and small, farmhouse style chateaux.
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Soils in the area are primarily gravel based, intermittent with a clay subsoil, which is a factor in the rich flavors of the wines. Like its right bank neighbors, Pomerol sticks mainly to Merlot, with at least 2/3 of the land under vine growing the variety. Cabernet Franc makes up most of the remainder, with some Cabernet Sauvignon and a spot or two of Malbec. Vines are old and yields are extremely low – add those factors to the soil, and it's a recipe for an elegant, distinctive wine, with typical descriptors of intense aromas, ripe fruits and supple tannins. Quality can be vintage-dependent - in a good vintage, expect melt-in-your-mouth wine.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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Housing market shows positive signs
The housing market in Central Virginia showed signs of improvement during the third quarter of the year, according to the Richmond Association of Realtors.
Home sales in the region rose 23 percent from the same period in 2010, and pending sales (a strong indicator of final sales) were up 11 percent as compared to the third quarter of 2010.
"The fact that the housing market in 2011 has outperformed the 2010 housing market through the first nine months of the year is amazing, considering that buyers had the inducement of a tax credit to spur their decision making last year and no such inducement exists this year," said Cheryl Hamm, president of the Richmond Association of Realtors and Central Virginia Regional MLS. "Of course, sales prices continue to lag, but we've known all along that sale price would be the last indicator to turn around."
The main factors dampening the resurgence of home prices are the foreclosure inventory and the economic uncertainty of buyers and sellers, Hamm said.
"The continued presence of foreclosures in the market makes it difficult for sale prices to rebound when the region is viewed as a whole," she said. "We are seeing some modest price increases in certain neighborhoods; we've even seen some multiple offer situations. In many instances, whether a home is selling and for what price is dependent upon the factors that have always been most important – location, the condition of the home, and the sale price."
As major banks have resumed with processing foreclosures, an initial foreclosure uptick may be in store, but in the long run this will help promote the movement of foreclosure inventory.
"If positive economic indicators continue to show promise, consumer confidence should also improve, Hamm said.
"Can I predict what the fourth quarter will look like or how 2012 will shake out? No. The fourth quarter is typically seasonally slow, so I would not be surprised if that held true for this year as well," she said. "As for 2012, there are just too many variables abroad and here in the U.S. for me to make a prediction."
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"It was a privilege to be involved in this project," said club president Melissa Abraham. "The homeowner kept thanking the volunteers, but I think all of us would agree we are the ones who actually benefited. It was an opportunity to help a community member, fellowship with great people and improve our handyman skills." > Read more.
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Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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While we're still trying to recover from yesterday's news that The Office will be saying bye-bye after its ninth season, Ricky Gervais is viewing the end of the show in a every-cloud-has-a-silver-lining way.
"I couldn't be prouder of the success of the U.S. version of The Office, but all good things come to an end," the comedian told the Wall Street Journal. "Luckily, with syndication, it's the gift that keeps on giving."
What can we expect in the final season of The Office?
Of course, the original British sitcom, which Gervais cocreated and which was eventually adapted by Greg Daniels for NBC, isn't the only show to come from the funnyman's brilliant brain.
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Elements of Spatial Structure is a contribution to the literature on spatial series. Written by a group with varied backgrounds in engineering, geography and statistics, who collaborated at Bristol University in the early 1970s, the book analyses certain basic properties of spatial structure. It shows how spatial elements form an essential part of the real-world problems of population distribution, of urban and regional economies, and of diffusion processes. The book is divided into three parts. Part one is concerned with a static cross-sectional approach to spatial structure and explores some aspects of the central geographical problems of region-building and trend-surface mapping. Part two moves to a dynamic framework and extends time-series analysis in a regional framework. It includes two chapters on the application of the models presented to diffusion and unemployment data in south-west England. Part three links the first two parts together through a consideration of spatial autocorrelation and spatial forecasting. Again, formal models are presented and an attempt is made to gauge their utility by applying them to test problems in the south-west.


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For me, I am greatly contented to pay tribute to the American Government and People for their continued contributions to the growth and development of Liberia, particularly in the education sector. Before the advent of the Liberian political brouhaha-civil crisis, which claimed the lives of about 250,000 people, the American Government contributed immensely to the development of our country.
Expressly, I want to mention the Peace Corps' role in our education sector. Indisputably, the works of the Peace Corps positively impacted countless numbers of lives in Liberia, including myself. The operations of the Peace Corps, regrettably, were suspended in 1990 due to our civil crisis. However, the operations resumed in 2007. Since their return, the Peace Corps have been impacting knowledge into Liberians.
Interestingly, the program received a big boost last Thursday, January 31, 2013 when an additional eight Peace Corps Response Volunteers were sworn in at a colorful ceremony held at the United Embassy in Monrovia. The new Peace Corps Response Volunteers are to take up assignment at high schools in River Cess, River Gee, Grand Kru, Maryland and Sinoe Counties. These are the first volunteers back in those counties since the program was suspended in 1990. This is good news that must be welcomed by every well meaning Liberians.
The arrival of the new volunteers, I believe, would not have come no better time than now when our country is desperately in need of trained teachers and other professionals to help build the capacity of our people, particularly the youths, which our society largely depends on for its renewal.
Accordingly, in a brief remarks at the swearing in ceremony, U.S. Ambassador accredited to Liberia, Madam Deborah R. Malac, said: "The arrival of this incoming group of Peace Corps Response Volunteers represents a significant milestone for us. These volunteers will be leading the way for Peace Corps' return to the Southeast counties where we have been absent since 1990."
Hear Amb. Malac: "Your arrival in River Cess, Sinoe, Grand Kru, Maryland and River Gee Counties is the culmination of a determined and dedicated effort to reestablish the Peace Corps here in Liberia. I am a great fan of the Peace Corps and am delighted that they are a part of the U.S. presence in Liberia." Speaking further, the US envoy described the Peace Corps as one of the best and most effective ways to demonstrate the United States' valued, and shared commitment to peace, friendship and progress in Liberia.
"I am especially proud of Peace Corps Liberia's role in the education sector, providing critical math and science education to the next generation of Liberians. I also want to thank Her Excellency, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, and her government for their very strong support of Peace Corps since its return to Liberia," the seasoned American diplomat among other things added.
For his part, Vice President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, who graced the swearing in ceremony along with Education Minister Etimoniah David-Tarpeh, also lauded the Government and People of the United States of America for their tireless efforts in supporting the education sector of Liberia. Vice President further acknowledged the pivotal role the Peace Corps had and continue to play in the development agenda of Liberia.
He said the Government of Liberia (GoL) doors remain opened to supporting the good initiatives of the Peace Corps program in the country. Frankly, the Ellen Johnson-led Government must be credited for creating the enabling environment and providing strong support which led to the resumption of this human driven initiative in our country.
Had the enabling environment not created, the resumption of the Peace Corps would have been unworkable. In this vein, I encourage the Government of Liberia(GOL) to continue to support this great program which is very crucial to the rejuvenation of our beloved country, following 14 years of armed conflict. On the other hand, I also encourage all of our compatriots to embrace the Peace Corps, let us make them feel as though they are in their own country.
I enthusiastically welcome the new group of volunteers – I hearten them to carry out their assigned task diligently and in the interest of both countries(Liberia and America). I wish you a successful stay in our beloved country.
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Another show of funk and soul craziness. Some newer tracks, some older ones. Most of them I have played on the show already, but not in a while. That Sandra Williams on Neo-Fo is just amazing…don't think there is another copy around. I haven't seen one.
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Dotsie wrote:poohcarrot wrote:Eh?
I was, for once in my life, sticking up for the US.(believe it or not)
I never implied that Americans speak a different language.
If the Americans should leave the books alone, then should all other nationalities leave the books alone too? (is the point I was making.)
That's worth at least one rolly-eyes.
It wasn't what you were saying about Americans. It's your attitude to a new member of the forum - and you don't know where blake9 comes from, so you shouldn't have been confrontational. Roll your eyes all you want.
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In his second collection of short stories, The Toughest Indian in the World, Alexie presents two more stories about reservation life, "A Good Man" and "Saint Junior". In six of the other seven stories, Alexie shifts his focus from the reservation to Native Americans living in urban settings. Most of these urban Native Americans are relatively successful and lead materially comfortable lives – especially in comparison to their memories of hardship and impoverishment on the reservation. Taken together, the stories in this collection offer a less polemical but no less meaningful perspective on many of the themes treated in the novel Reservation Blues. Moreover, in their structures, these stories a…
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Brazilian defender Xandao condemned a below-par Manchester City to a 1-0 defeat in the first leg of their Europa League tie against Sporting Lisbon.
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She stepped stepped off her cruiser, locking it to a bright red post. Her eyes met mine. I tried not to stare. Her look spoke the proud defiance of an artist who cannot be contained. "Yeah, I wrapped my bike in neon tape! So, what!"
Well, I went to art school, too! Is it just me or are the diagonal shadows kind of cool?
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
As Seen at the Target Bike Rack: Art Meets Bike
Posted by She Rides a Bike at 5:15 PM
3 comments:
- CynthiaC54 said...
I love it!! Given enough dings, I can see that happening to a couple of bikes around here!
- May 12, 2010 at 7:44 PM
- Oldfool said...
That would be a person that's worth knowing OR too strange to deal with. There is no one too strange for me to deal with especially if they painted a bike like that. Is it starting to sound like that I like that bike.
- May 12, 2010 at 8:10 PM
- hawthorn said...
I have to say that I rather like the customising, but the rider must have had some negative comments before so was expecting them again, and yes those shadows are definitely diagonal and definitely cool!
- May 13, 2010 at 9:34 AM
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa-- As temperatures continue to warm up, more people are starting the search for a new home, while others are considering selling.
It's been a rough winter for homes sales across the country, but as we head into spring Realtors are optimistic that the market will pick up.
Rocky Chipokas, a Realtor with Skogman Realty. says the market is neutral right now, meaning it's a good time to buy and sell.
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