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Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
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A blend of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon. Cool spring temperatures accompanied by abundant rainfall yielded a wine with very balanced alcohol and acidity levels.
Blend: 95% Sangiovese, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon
"A vivid Chianti Classico, with dark cherry, violets and berries on the nose and palate. Fresh finish. Made from Biodynamic grapes."
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"The 2009 Chianti Classico Querciabella floats on the palate with layers of sensual red fruit, flowers and spices. It remains an essentially mid-weight wine graced with exquisite finesse and class, reflecting a stylistic change from some of the bigger vintages of the past. Floral notes reappear on the finish, adding lift and harmony. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2019."
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CAIRO (AP) — Dissent is stirring again in Egypt where the recently elected Islamist president has decreed almost absolute power to himself.
Prominent Egyptian democracy advocate Mohammed ElBaradei (ehl-BEHR'-uh-day) warns of increasing turmoil that could potentially lead to the military stepping in. He calls Egypt's president the "new Pharoh."
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The chief function of our colon is to drive away the waste material and bacteria inside our body and absorb water along with mineral salts so that the fluid and electrolyte balance is maintained. When a colon, because of impacted fecal matter cannot perform these functions normally, toxins are created inside our body which can spread all through our body and may be absorbed by the fluids inside our body.
A variety of health problems can be attributed to unclear colons – from abdominal pain to constipation to general lack of energy all can be caused by an unhealthy bowel. That the bowel is unhealthy can be because of consumption of toxic substances regularly which would include caffeine, sugar, white flour, microwave-cooked food, hydrogenated fats and deep fried foods. All these food substances can lead to huge amounts of deposits in the colon which it is not able to deal with.
The best way to do away with all these wastes is to go for a colon cleansing. It is the natural way to treat your colon. And there isn't much hassle too. After cleansing your colon you would definitely notice a significant change, and in a way it would change the way you lead your life. The best thing about colon cleansing is that you can start right away and you would not require much preparation.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration says methamphethamine is the most dangerous drug problem affecting many communities across America.
Contamination from the raw products used to manufacture meth can be extremely toxic.
Just breathing the fumes from an active meth lab in your apartment building or a home next door can make you very ill. Sometimes, these fumes can kill.
Recently, a woman in Ohio called 911 to report her child was unresponsive. "He went to sleep. Now, we can't get him to wake up," the woman said. "He won't breath or nothing. His lips are purple. To me, he looks dead."
The 17-month-old died after fumes from an active meth lab drifted into the room where he was sleeping.
Even months after a meth lab is no longer in operation, the lingering fumes can still do harm. If you are moving into a new apartment or buying a house, you should do some research before signing a lease or agreeing to purchase.
Lisa Corbit is an Environmental Manager, she is contacted when officers discover a meth lab in a house or an apartment.
She says it is important for renters or buyers to be aware."I think anytime you're going to move into a home --you're going to live there an extended period of time -- you want to understand everything you can about that house," Corbitt said.
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, meth labs are an epidemic. More than 10,000 were found in the U.S. in a recent year.
Special Agent Todd Duke is with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and he works with the agency's Clandestine Laboratory Response Program.
"You are going to have chemicals like organic solvents, acids, strong bases, water-reactive metals, all used to manufacture methamphetamine," Duke said.It's the mixing and heating of these ingredients that makes them potentially volatile and poisonous.
Every pound of meth yields up to five pounds of toxic waste that is usually dumped down the drain and ends up in a nearby waterway.
The residual vapors from a meth lab also contaminate everything inside a home including the carpet, walls, appliances and air ventilation system.
If your home has a lingering odor, rusty staining in unusual places, or causes nose and throat irritation, dizziness, or nausea—you may be living in a former meth lab.
Responsible property owners usually hire a professional decontamination company to clean up a meth lab, but not all homes get a thorough cleaning and not all states are required to notify you about their existence.
Do your own research. First, check the Drug Enforcement Administration's website. They have a national meth lab registry that shows where meth labs have been found, but keep in mind, this is not comprehensive list.Call the environmental health agency in your area. They should have a record of any residence where a meth lab was discovered and what the homeowner was required to clean up.
Contact your local sheriff or police office to see if they know of any meth labs at the address.
The best thing you can do is go to the neighborhood and speak with neighbors. They usually know if there has been any recent criminal activity and will likely tell you if a meth lab has been in the area.
If you are unsure if a home with a former meth lab was cleaned properly before you moved in, check with your insurance company. There are tests available and your homeowner's policy may cover those expenses.
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Street Names: Meth, Speed, Ice, Chalk, Crank, Fire, Glass, and Crystal.
Physical Effects: Methamphetamine is a toxic, addictive stimulant. Meth use dilates the pupils and produces temporary hyperactivity, euphoria, a sense of increased energy, and tremors.
Dangers: Methamphetamine use increases the heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, and rate of breathing, and it frequently results in violent behavior in users. Methamphetamine is neurotoxic, meaning that it causes damage to the brain. High doses or chronic use have been associated with increased nervousness, irritability, and paranoia. Withdrawal from high doses produces severe depression. Chronic abuse produces a psychosis similar to schizophrenia and is characterized by paranoia, picking at the skin, self absorption, and auditory and visual hallucinations. Violent and erratic behavior is frequently seen among chronic, high-dose methamphetamine abusers.
Description: Meth can be smoked, snorted, injected, or taken orally, and its appearance varies depending on how it is used. Typically, it is a white bitter-tasting powder that easily dissolves in beverages. Another common form of the drug is crystal meth, or "ice," named for its appearance (that of clear, large chunky crystals resembling rock candy). Crystal meth is smoked in a manner similar to crack cocaine and about 10 to 15 "hits" can be obtained from a single gram of the substance.
Distribution Methods: Meth is frequently sold through social networks and is rarely sold on the streets.
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- Name:
- Heather
- Location:
- Ny, NY
- Square Feet:
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- What I Love About My Small Home:
- For me this is my first non-share, non-studio home...so 515 sq ft is HUGE for me. I love that I can work, live and entertain comfortably. Working from home can be a challenge, but my teeny atelier can easily be converted from work space to dinner party ready in a few minutes.
And my pocket sky line view never ceases to make me happy!
- Biggest Challenge of Living in a Small Space
- One challenge was staying within a strict $1000 budget. Moving from a 200 sq ft studio to a larger space required substantially more furniture. There was a lot of trial and error, but I managed to buy, trade and find all my furniture (minus my bed!), and stay within my budget with money to spare.
Also, living in a new construction building is a whole new experience. No moldings, no beautiful old architecture to do the work for me. So to create a space that feels lived-in, I blended my love for mid-century with rusty, old and rickety to create a home that feels just right.
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Whoa! This is beautiful! Nice work.
I love that green chair in the living room. So cozy, yet elegant.
One of my favourite spaces so far. So much personality! I love those beautiful antique chairs with the modern dining table.
Beautiful! Love that mirror behind the bed!
Very nicely done! I'm in love with the green chair and the black and white storage.
I live in a 1,088 sqft loft and somehow I don't have room for an egg chair or dining room table... Major kudos to Heather for making her place so beautiful and functional!
I am in love with your dining situation! ! Cannot believe you managed all those great pieces, and for less than $1000! Great Job!
Small in space, HUGE in style and sophistication. Great job!
LOVE the mirror-turned-headboard!! great idea on putting it there...and such a find w/ those gorgeous detailed edges!
Love it Love it Love it !
Fabulous and frugal!
Two things I absolutely loved...1) the black and white striped column and how you blended it in with your rolling file/cubby cabinet and 2) how you softened the new construction look. I really almost didn't realize this wasn't a pre-war apartment. Really liked the Brooklyn panel art...where did you find it? Do you think they'd have the Bronx? :)
Definitely a favorite for me.
Your space is the most creative and uniquely styled I've seen on here! The utilization of unique objects for decor as well as function is fantastic. You better win this!!! :))
I love your egg chair and your suitcases!! If you ever get bored of them, please send them over!! :-)
Your space is beautiful! It's one of my favorites so far. I LOVE the suitcases in your bedroom. You make living in a small space look elegant and easy. I'm also impressed that you set a budget and were able to stay within that budget with money to spare. Job very well done!
Very pretty, you have done an outstanding job!
Not my style at all but --- WOW!!!!! Beautiful!!
Good work!
Is it an original Egg by Arne Jacobsen?
Love the striped wall and if you ever want to get rid of the green egg chair call me!
Love the bedroom with the pretty mirror, windows and lovely stack of suitcases.
Having a door to the bedroom is priceless! We are in a 575 sq. ft. unit on the 25th floor of a highrise in Streeterville, Chicago -- without a bedroom door. I've had to remedy the situation with a curtain wall a la Carrie Bradshaw's apt in SATC but how I miss an actual door (and wall). Great space, love your use of colors!
Love this apartment!
Amazing. Love it!
ALL that furniture (minus the bed) for under $1,000?! I'd love your list of resources. While it seems you must be an artist with some connections, that's mighty impressive (even IF the beautiful chairs are knockoffs). Very lovely and fun! Congrats.
Love the Egg Chair paired with the Chinese influenced ottoman. The green & yellow combo is smashing!
…book piles make for cozy.
Traditional chandelier paired with the modern elements below always adds interest. And love the chalkboard wall utilized as a work space for mood boards creating ever evolving art- how clever!
The black walls in bedroom with mirror combined create a beautiful contract giving attention to the curvilinear lines. The over extending side lamps is a nice pop of drama.
i know im weird but the book stacks are my favorite part!
Love all the elements in your bedroom, including the fantastic windows and view. Can you share where the blanket/throw on the bed is from? I have been looking for something like that.
This is great. I'm not usually an egg chair person, but the green is awesome, and that blanket is tops, too.
Hi All! This is Heather, and my goodness...thank you so much for lovely comments!
@LYONSTILL- The skull is real. It was a gift but it was from an animal that died of natural causes, not someone's dinner. The bone did creep me out a bit, so I painted it.
@FYREBYRD2- The paneled art is actually a old floor screen, that I stripped and painted with a design I originally planned for a tattoo. Much, much better on a screen:)
@ ASDISPAULS- The egg chair I believe is a repro, it has no markings, unfortunately.
@ DUSTY3863- The blanket is vintage, from a company called Raymond Meghdoot.
Thank you, so much-again!
Totally agree with @very artsmart. Best of show - a clear winner in my book and I've seen some great stuff over the past few weeks. My favorites are the living room with stacks of books and pattern blends and that wonderful, wonderful bedroom. It looks so light and airy because of color use, oversized mirror and windows. Oh, and on a budget of $1000? Absolutely amazing!
Between the Egg chair and the Eames lounger in the bedroom, there is NO way this was furnished for less than $1000. Those chairs alone go for at least that much each, repro or not.
Striped wall is so clever!
I LOVE this apartment!!! Soooooo beautiful and welcoming and looks soooo comfortable all at the same time. I wish I had the skills you have to create such a gorgeous home. CONGRATS!!!
Oh wow, you have got serious style!! You did this on a tight budget?! It's incredible.
Perfect - this is so inspirational. Rarely have I seen a place with such a great combination of style, loveliness, warmth and personality.
Im so motivated! A true inspiration for fellow New Yorkers, a small space done well!
you have mastered the art of the vertical!
Absolutely GORGEOUS! Quick question: I'm looking for a grey paint color that is very similar to the one you used in the room with the green egg chair. Do you happen to recall who manufactured that paint, and the name of the color? Once again, fabulous job!
Gorgeous. You have wonderful style.
I love your bedroom and the mix of masculine and feminine touches! What is the paint color that you used for the bedroom walls? thanks
Simply gorgeous! Love your place!
Hi, wonderful Apartment Therapy readers! It's Heather again, I am completely over the moon with all the thoughtful comments. Thanks so much.
@ DC MANDY: YES, WAY! The Egg chair was purchased for $100 from Craigslist after being reduced a number of times...it was day-glo Dee-lite bright green. I've wanted one since I was a kid, so a hideous color was not going to stop me! It is heresy, but...I painted it w/textile paints. The Plycraft lounger/ottoman was $30. I'm a seriously frugal shopper.
@MOM2THEMONK- The livingroom wall paint is Benjamin Moore's Aura-Winters Gate in satin finish. Gorgeous color...appears a warm blush greige in the morning to an almost olive green at night.
@ MELANIEACH- I originally hoped for Farrow and Ball Hague Blue, but after the minor stroke I had after realizing that it was $120 gal, I hand tinted BM Tuscon Teal paint with red, black and ochre Mixol universal tints. If I ever had to match it again, I would be in trouble.
Thanks y'all!
Absolutely love your style....beautiful.
is that just the wall with the continued stripe or a cabinet..I think I see handles...if it's a cabinet where did you get?
I absolutely LOVE this. So sleek and charming! You certainly have an eye for fashion!
wow, all that space to yourself in new york...curious what work you do at home. Are you an artist? I'm seriously impressed, when I lived in New York I didn't even have a bed. My priorities were: rent/ metro card/ dance classes. I'm so happy to see people making wonderful homes in such a wonderful city good luck heather!
looks fabulous!! hope you win!!
Beautiful. I love the striped wall. It looks textured, though; I'm curious if that's just how it looks in the pictures, or a deliberate painting technique, or something inherent to the wall. Also love that you incorporated the lampshade!
You seem to have a some tree branch arrangement in your living room window, yes? Or a mobile? Something's going on in that corner.
I deeply love your bedroom. In addition to the obvious things to love, those pillowcases are perfect.
So surprised to find questions after the competition is over!
@GGSAYS: The striped cabinet is actually a laminate built-in, great storage...but quite a bear to figure out how to stripe w/out actually painting it (I'm a renter!)
@VEREROO: The wall is a paint wash, I thought solid black would be too busy in the space, so it reads as texture instead oh heavy black stripes. The branch sort of bit in the corner is a 9 1/2 ft tall pencil cactus, unfortunately sun glare washed out its alien plant splendor. Thank you, I love those pillowcases too! Strange vintage Chinese embroidered birds, adds a bit of feminine frivolity...and only .99 for the pair!
Thanks Apartment Therapy, I will be back next year! Early!


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Jones blasts poor pitches
Adam Cooper Dean Jones says young batsmen are getting no favours from curators around Australia and that state sides should be docked Sheffield Shield points if they produce substandard pitches.
Wade aiming to keep up appearances
Adam Cooper As Matthew Wade points out, no one realises they're not concentrating until after the key moment has passed. Like common sense, it's only obvious afterwards.
Siddle backs Bird to set Sri Lanka's feathers flying at MCG
Adam Cooper THE memory of Sachin Tendulkar's shattered stumps will reinforce Peter Siddle's plan to be patient at the MCG in the second Test against Sri Lanka, possibly alongside rookie Jackson Bird.
Hussey's shock retirement
Chloe Saltau and Adam Cooper Highly respected and in-form Australian veteran Michael Hussey has announced that he will retire from Test cricket.
Tributes flow for Matthew Hayden
Adam Cooper and Larine Statham Matthew Hayden's former teammates have commended the retired Australian opener for his decision to bow out on his terms after a difficult season with the bat.
Hurricane Warner pressuring selectors
Adam Cooper Australian captain Ricky Ponting admits David Warner's remarkable batting could make cricket's new star hard to resist when it comes to naming the one-day side.
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"Somebody getting married?" Petersen said.
It was more like somebody trying to salvage a relationship. Loria's three-day public relations campaign to patch things up with angry fans brought him to spring training Tuesday for an interview session that included several testy exchanges before the owner cut it short.
Loria reiterated many of his previous comments regarding the 2012 payroll purge, saying it wasn't about money but about improving the farm system. Ten minutes into the news conference, he bristled when asked why fans should believe him.
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Lexington resident Ronald Turley (center) was named Trooper of the Year for Kentucky State Police Post 12 in Frankfort by J. Michael Brown, secretary of the Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet (right) and Kentucky State Police Commissioner Rodney Brewer (left). As Public Affairs Officer for Post 12, which covers Fayette, Scott, Woodford, Franklin, Anderson, Shelby and Spencer counties, Turley was featured in 51 radio and television media interviews in 2007 covering subjects ranging from highway safety to on-scene incident interviews. "Tpr. Turley's efforts to educate the public about traffic safety and drug awareness are second to none," said Capt. Michael Crawford, commander of Post 12. "He hosted 970 programs during the year which led to 19,628 citizens receiving information about these subjects. The programs included AAA driving classes, DARE classes and child and senior citizen safety programs. The Boy Scouts, area church groups, several school systems and local professional organizations were also benefactors of his knowledge and experience in these areas." A 22-year veteran of the Kentucky State Police, Turley is a 1978 graduate of Henry Clay High School in Lexington.


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The first San Lorenzo Valley Chamber of Commerce job fair comes at the right time. As unemployment figures have fluctuated between 10 and 15 percent in Santa Cruz County since 2009, it seems more people than ever are without steady work.
The idea of a job fair in the San Lorenzo Valley sounds like an innovative way to unite local businesses by networking in a face-to-face environment.
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The friendly rivalry between the Scotts Valley and San Lorenzo Valley high school football teams is great for our area. Over the past several years, the teams have dominated the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League by trading league championships — and tying for the league title one year. Scotts Valley won this year's version of the valley battle in a high-scoring game that featured three long touchdowns by one player that were called back for penalties.
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Update: Cyclist dies after crash on B480 Watlington Road near Garsington
Updated 10:36am Tuesday 18th February 2014 in News
A MAN has died after a collision in Watlington Road near Garsington.
The collision happened between Pettiwell and Kiln Lane in Cowley, not at the junction with Garsington Road as previously stated by Thames Valley Police.
The police were called to the B480 at 5.41am after a Nissan Micra collided with a cyclist.
The man, who has not yet been identified, died at the scene.
A 39-year-old man from Reading has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and is currently in police custody.
The road was closed for several hours between Grenoble Road and Pettiwell but is now open again.
Police officers are appealing for witnesses who saw the vehicle or cyclist before the collision or the incident itself.
Anyone with any information can contact Thames Valley Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.
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