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Today's commercial aircraft are lighter and stronger thanks to carbon fiber-reinforced composites. These materials reduce fuel costs, and 50 percent of the Boeing 787 and Airbus 350 aircrafts include composites. But with the benefits of composite materials also come inherent and undetermined fire hazards. Dr. Heather Garten will explore the latent fire hazards associated with composites and examine fire science procedures for battling aircraft fires that involve composites. This session will also discuss ways to safely battle these fires while minimizing harm to the aircraft, fire personnel, and the environment.
About the Host: Dr. Heather Garten is an Assistant Professor of Arts and Sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide. She earned a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Emory University and a B.A. in both Economics and Mathematics from Stetson University. She worked for the federal government for more than six years in various positions, including research mathematician, director, and branch chief. In addition to her full-time faculty role with the university, Dr. Garten is the CEO/President of Garten Solutions, LLC, a company that creates solutions to business and educational problems through strategic partnerships and opportunities, including her in-demand SexySTEM initiative.
Sustainability and corporate social responsibility have become key concepts in global business. Many consumers pay close attention to a company's environmental impact when making purchasing decisions. But the phrase "green supply chain" is used in so many different contexts that it's often hard to define. Noted international expert Dr. Mohammed Arif will discuss the components of a green supply chain and present a model to demonstrate how one works. Anyone who wishes to better understand this emerging and important field will benefit from this webinar.
About the Host: Dr. Mohammed Arif is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Management Sciences in the College of Business at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide. Dr. Arif earned a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Central Florida and holds a master's and bachelor's degree in Engineering. He has extensive experience in academia and industry in several countries around the globe. His research area is sustainability and green supply chains. Dr. Arif has published more than 80 scholarly articles and a book. He also sits on several editorial boards and works closely with industry leaders to identify ways to achieve a greener supply chain.
General Aviation — which is aviation other than scheduled air services and air transport — is big business in the U.S., with more than 5,200 airports and 1.3 million related jobs. General Aviation is also critical to our nation's transportation system, homeland security, and local communities. This webinar will look at threats to general aviation and safety measures to protect general aviation aircraft, airports, fixed base operations, and flight schools. The session will also include a review of a recent study conducted by Dr. Daniel Benny on the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Airport Watch Program and its efforts to raise security awareness among more than 200,000 private pilots in the U.S.
About the Host: Dr. Daniel Benny is the Aviation Security Program Chair at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide. Dr. Benny holds a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice and master's degrees in Aeronautical Science and Security Administration. He is the author of a leading textbook on general aviation security and three other books. He has also written more than 300 articles on security administration. His career includes service as a U.S. Naval Intelligence Officer, U.S. Navy Police Chief, and director of public safety for several Pennsylvania colleges. He is a private pilot and a major in the USAF Auxiliary Civil Air Patrol.
As companies increasingly use their supply chain to compete and gain market share, spending and activity in this area are notably on the upswing. Technology and process upgrades at forward-thinking companies clearly show that supply chain excellence is more widely accepted as an element of overall business strategy and that increasing value to customers is everyone's business, not just management's. Dr. Ed Knab will examine the top 10 supply chain trends that are impacting supply chain operations, including comprehensive connectivity, artificial intelligence, Real-Time Locating System (RTLS), remote management, supply chain visibility, and more.
About the Host: Dr. Edward Knab is an Assistant Professor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide and works closely with the University's Center for Aviation and Aerospace Leadership (CAAL). He has focused his 30-year professional career on the expansion of global supply chains and global markets. Knab has developed global supply chain solutions for the hardware, office products, and office furniture industries. He launched several independent businesses during his career, including ownership of a third-party logistics company, a foreign trade zone, and several global consulting organizations. During the last seven years, he has focused his attention on helping companies improve their productivity through improved process management and leadership.
Employers know Embry-Riddle graduates are in tune with the aviation industry. Our faculty is proud of its reputation for preparing attractive job candidates to be tomorrow's leaders. The culminating course of Embry-Riddle Worldwide's Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics is the Capstone. Navigating your way to the Capstone is just as important as the course itself. In this 40 minute presentation Scott Burgess will discuss how the journey through the aeronautics degree is specifically related to the Capstone and what skills students will be evaluated on as they approach graduation.
About the Host: Scott Burgess is an Assistant Professor and Program Chair for the Bachelor of Science in Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Worldwide's largest degree program. Burgess has more than 29 years of aviation experience and 14 years with Embry-Riddle at both the Prescott and Worldwide campuses. His flight experience includes both military and civil aviation, and he is qualified on seven helicopters. At Embry-Riddle, Burgess also serves as Associate Chair for the Bachelor of Science in Transportation and Discipline Chair for the Helicopter Operations and Safety programs. He is working toward completing his Ph.D. in Business Administration.
The U.S. is the world's largest exporter of aviation and aerospace technology. However, other nations have made inroads into these industries and are changing the landscape for American commercial interests. In this 40 minute presentation, Dr. Constantine Koursaris will look at several key areas that can promote U.S. exports and commercial involvement in the aviation and aerospace industries. He'll also examine the U.S. and other notable countries from a manufacturing and global supply chain management perspective. Finally, Dr. Koursaris will discuss incentives for U.S. and foreign firms to start new programs and partnerships.
About the Host: Dr. Constantine M. Koursaris is an Assistant Professor and Assistant Program Chair of the Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the College of Business at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide. He earned a Ph.D. in Operations Research from Florida Institute of Technology, master's degrees in Engineering Management and Systems Engineering from FIT, and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Southern University. For seven years, he worked at Kennedy Space Center in key roles as a computer scientist supporting ground operations logistics for space shuttle missions and senior systems engineer for the Constellation program. Dr. Koursaris' primary research focuses on maintaining an effective operational and organizational scenario in supply chain management throughout the software/system development life cycle phases.
This 40 minute presentation will focus on two areas: Ongoing research being conducted by Dr. Herron & Ms. Gorman and current Fire Science program initiatives, highlighted by Dr. Griffith. The research portion will focus upon the use of virtual labs in aircraft firefighting and rescue education to supplement hands-on training conducted at the Dallas/Fort Worth Firefighting Training and Research Center (DFWTRC), located at the Dallas/Fort Worth airport. The program initiatives section will outline current program initiatives within the Bachelor of Science in Fire Science, and help build awareness of the degree and its impact on the profession.
About the Hosts: Dr. Rene Herron is an Associate Fire Science Program Chair at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. She earned a Ph.D. from The Florida State University and has been with ERAU for seven years. During her tenure at ERAU, she served as the Interim Dean of Online Instruction and is active on the Faculty Senate and various University committees regarding academic technology advancement. Dr. John Griffith an Associate Fire Science Program chair. He served as a fire fighter and health care administrator in the United States Air Force. Dr. Griffith has taught for Embry-Riddle since 2001. Positions held with the university include Adjunct Instructor Director of Academics and regional Associate Dean. Ms. MK Gorman is an Associate Fire Science Program Chair at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Before coming to ERAU, she spent 27 years as a geologist in the environmental sector, responsible for regulatory development, emergency pollution response, incident investigation and remediation, disaster planning, and hazardous materials/solid waste management. Professor Gorman serves on the Worldwide Faculty Senate and is currently completing a doctoral dissertation at Walden University.
Is your budget the one thing standing between you and a degree? Higher education IS within your reach with some planning and guidance – and you don't have to raid your retirement account to make it a reality.
Learn how to manage your finances to achieve BOTH your career and retirement goals during this 75-minute presentation. It's no secret that a major part of a successful career is based on your educational background.
Director of Financial Aid J. Dagmar Bowen will first offer tips on ways to pay for your education while continuing to work and support your family. She will discuss multiple sources of financial aid – including grants, loans, tuition assistance, veteran's benefits, and scholarships.
The second part of the session will feature certified financial planner Mark Bellnap. Dr. Bellnap will provide general information on planning for retirement, managing your taxes, estate planning, and insurance. He will present factual and unbiased information about how to make your financial future more secure.
About the Hosts: J. Dagmar Bowen is the Director of Financial Aid for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide, a campus of nearly 25,000 students. Bowen directs a major department within the university that oversees grants, scholarships, and educational loans for Embry-Riddle Worldwide students.
Dr. Mark S. Bellnap is an Assistant Professor in the Business Department and Master of Business Administration in Aviation Program Chair at Embry-Riddle Worldwide. He has been a financial scholar and practitioner for more than 30 years and is a certified government financial manager. Dr. Bellnap holds three master's degrees – including an MBA in accounting – and a doctorate in public administration.
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Unfortunately, many people don't realize the importance of good decision making – both personally and professionally – until it's much too late. Poor decisions can cause a business to stumble or a person's financial security to crumble. Learning how to think more critically and understanding how critical thinking can be incorporated on the job and at home will be discussed during this webinar. Participants will receive a brief overview of what critical thinking is and also learn about two tools that aid critical thinking. In his 40 minute presentation, Dr. Matthew Earnhardt will refer to groundbreaking research from Dr. Richard Paul that addresses how critical thinking is impacting multiple enterprises.
About the Host: Dr. Matthew Earnhardt is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Leadership in the College of Business at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Worldwide. Dr. Earnhardt earned a Ph.D. in organizational leadership from Regent University. He received both a master's in Business Administration and bachelor's degree in Psychology from Liberty University. Dr. Earnhardt began his career in the U.S. Navy as an intelligence analyst and continued in the intelligence field with Lockheed Martin. His research interests are in the areas of critical thinking, servant leadership, spiritual leadership, person-job fit, and various emergent leadership themes.
What happened to Amelia Earhart? Her disappearance is one of the world's great mysteries. Nearly eight decades later the mystery continues to fascinate aviation buffs and laymen alike. Jon Thompson is an expert on Earhart, and has worked with Nauticos LLC the past ten years in a quest to find Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra that went missing over 75 years ago. He spent four months at sea in the South Pacific on two separate expeditions and plans to return this year to complete the task.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is pleased to present a special webinar that will feature Mr. Thompson broadcasting live via EagleVision from our campus in Memphis, Tennessee.
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An uncertain economic climate can make career planning difficult. Will the United States continue its success as a world leader in the aviation and aerospace industry? Will jobs in manufacturing, flight, and space exploration remain strong with premium wages and opportunities for advancement?
During this 75-minute presentation, our panel of experts will look at aviation/aerospace industry trends from engineering, flight, maintenance, safety, and business perspectives. The panel will also give an overview of nearly two dozen Embry-Riddle degree programs that relate to the industry and discuss which degrees are best suited for specific career tracks and advancement.
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Journalist Phelim McAleer ('Mine Your Own Business', 'Not Evil Just Wrong') asks Prof Stephen Schneider from Stanford University an Inconvenient Question about 'Climategate' emails. McAleer is interrupted twice by Prof Schneider's assistant and UN staff and then told to stop filming by an armed UN security guard.
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Londonkev December 23, 2009 2:56:46 AM CET
Good for you Phil. The reaction of the 'brown shirts' at the UN is not surprising since they have a track record of bullying typical of an organized crime syndicate that they have sadly become.Disband the UN.
Gabriel23 December 16, 2009 12:23:55 AM CET
This is so typical of people who know they are wrong. They can't answer questions without exposing their falsehood, so instead they run away, and /or get others to do their dirty work for them, like removing troublesome reporters.. All liars are cowards. This is a perfect example.


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In response to my article on the life of Big Daddy: -
When I originally came up with the idea for the article on Big Daddy it was really for one reason, to pass on information to people. After hearing Dave, Bryan and Karl Stern talk in vague terms about Big Daddy I thought it would be an interesting idea to write a brief biography on Big Daddy. Now, I won't profess to be a British wrestling historian but I have been a wrestling fan most of my life. I'm 34 years old and used to watch ITV wrestling growing up. I then progressed onto WWF, WCW, ECW, Global, World Class, some New Japan, CWA in Europe, USWA, ROH, TNA and probably a few more I've forgotten. Let's just say I've watched a lot of wrestling. Anyway this isn't the point to the article, so let's move on to the loveable old fat bloke in the shiny top hat.
The Observer Hall of Fame was originally only intended to be a summing up of Big Daddy but it seemed to spark quite a debate. Many British fans think Daddy's inclusion was well overdue while many American fans couldn't see the big deal over an overweight, old man doing comedy matches. These are my thoughts on various threads brought up on the board along with various qualities (or lack thereof) of Daddy's in regard to getting into the Hall of Fame.
Drawing power
I think this point is a bit null and void really in British wrestling. British wrestling was always a series of small travelling shows that would put on an event in a town hall (holding a few hundred), and then move on to the next town. At its peak British wrestling would have numerous shows all over the country on a nightly basis. The venues would range from town halls, leisure centres to old theatres. It was never really about making huge money at big arenas. It was more a case of run as many locations as possible on a nightly basis and then throw all the money into the pot at the end. I remember seeing wrestling at the Guild Hall (a venue that has hosted well known comedians and some well known pop and rock stars) in Preston, the Winter Gardens in Blackpool (Regal's home town), King George's Hall in Blackburn and Bamber Bridge Leisure Centre. If you had over a couple of hundred in the crowd you had done well in most cases. I never remember seeing a British wrestling event that had more than a few hundred fans. The 10,000 fans (Daddy vs. John Quinn, at Wembley in1979) that several people mocked probably appears laughable to US standards but that was basically a British supercard. British Wrestling was always run on a shoestring budget with the wrestlers always complaining of poor payoffs. I used to hear stories of £5 a match for lower card guys, mid card maybe £20 and if you were a big money player maybe £40 to £60 and an extra £5 if you juiced or Daddy was headlining. This is backed up in William Regal's book, 'Walking a Golden Mile'. "When I went to work for Max (Crabtree, Daddy's brother) he cut me down to a tenner." He does say he usually got around £60 for TV but that is still poor for a TV performance in front of millions.
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Without a doubt Big Daddy was a terrible worker. From recent matches I have viewed his repertoire was very limited. His offence consisted of shoulder charges, corner splashes, bodyslams, backdrops, and his Big Daddy Splash. His 'Belly butts' consisted of his opponents charging towards him and being knocked over by his huge gut in the comedy spots of the match. He only ever used the most basic of holds and did his best to belittle his opponents in the ring. He wanted to be a domineering force and most rivals were made to look a joke. He was nimble on his feet for a big man and could run off the ropes at a decent speed in the 70's. Although compared to American heavyweights such as Vader and Bam Bam Bigelow it may appear pathetic. Work rate wise he almost surely would be the worst in the Hall of Fame if he were to get in. However I did like the comment on the board, "If it was all about working ability then please rename it the "Hall of Talent"." A lot of wrestling's allure is its charismatic, crazy characters. Someone with no interest in wrestling would almost surely stop flicking the channels if they came across an intriguing, wacky character rather during a technical masterpiece. That's only my view of the casual channel switcher not necessarily what interests me as a fan.
I think Big Daddy's best chance of entry to the Hall of Fame is his national prominence. As already explained in the 70's and 80's he was everywhere, from kid's comics to TV shows. Some mock him but he was a well-known figure in British culture, often better known than many famous footballers of the time. Many people say Mick McManus, Jackie Pallo and Kendo Nagasaki should go in the Hall before Daddy if we are talking of credible British stars. I may cover these in more detail at a later date if there is interest but for now a few quick thoughts on each.
Jackie Pallo is no doubt a well-known household name in Britain but as with Daddy he made a lot of enemies. 'Mr TV' really crossed the line for a lot of people by breaking kayfabe with his book, 'You grunt and I'll groan.' On top of this he brought his son into the business who apparently had very little talent compared to his father. Of course, this annoyed people but we've seen family members pushed over more talented guys many times. So, if Pallo's name ever came up for inclusion I see him as a tough one for people to vote for. Probably similar to Daddy he may not have many favourable voters on his side.
Mick McManus I can see as having more potential as he was a great heel, a good wrestler and known as a celebrity in the 60's and 70's outside of wrestling.
Kendo Nagasaki is one of the top five most recognised British wrestling names that people would remember. He had a great gimmick playing the mysterious masked samurai character. Even though there was an abundance of masked wrestlers Nagasaki stood out as being different somehow. He had a certain aura about him and years after wrestling was off TV he was still very secretive about his identity and gimmick. He also has the longetivity factor as he is still wrestling on occasion to this day, recently fighting Rob Brookside.
It really does depend how you view all of this. Are all of us Brits looking through rose tinted glasses? Possibly. But I think you may need to be British and to have lived through the Big Daddy era to really appreciate the impact he had on society. In some ways he is similar to the Carry On films where he has become a British institution, fondly remembered by many. People forget that many of the Carry On films weren't great. Don't get me wrong; some such as Carry on Up the Khyber were hilarious. They made 31 films over five decades. Sid James and Kenneth Williams are still quoted and referenced to this day, as is Big Daddy.
Maybe we get carried away with our celebrities, David Beckham is forever in our papers. He has been a very influential footballer for England and his various clubs. He can cross a ball better than anyone but he isn't a great all round player. Someone suggested, Big Daddy should be in a British Hall of Fame but not the Observer Hall. Maybe that is a fair comment. I can see the arguments for and against but I would still have to sway towards voting him in. He was too well known in Britain not to be in. British wrestling would have been popular regardless of Daddy. But as with a Hogan, I think he swayed a lot of non-wrestling fans over just to see what all the fuss was about.
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My comment on Daddy or Davey Boy Smith as the most popular British Wrestler of all time is probably misleading. Daddy's fame was mainly from the 70's to the end of the 80's. Smith, really hit it big leading up to his match with Bret Hart at Wembley in 1992. Daddy was wrestling in Blackpool in front of 100 fans while Davey Boy was packing out 80,000 or so at Wembley. Most Brits over 30 would probably say Daddy was the more famous wrestler. Anyone much younger may name Smith. I recently saw a photo of Big Daddy with a group of young fans. A young boy of about 10 was in the photo wearing a British Bulldog T shirt. This sort of says it all, Daddy was still going but Davey Boy was fast becoming a star.
Somebody else quoted this extract from 'Pure Dynamite' by Tommy Billington: –
"...but he was a load of shit. Well, what would you think if you were a decent wrestler and someone like Big Daddy hit you with a couple of belly butts and the people were going "Oooh"? Exactly." Dynamite also said Big Daddy was a two-faced bastard and hated the kids who looked up to him.
I have read Pure Dynamite and really enjoyed the book, as I was a big fan of the Bulldogs in their WWF days and Davey Boy Smith as a solo. Dynamite was certainly a well-respected wrestler but from all accounts a heartless and cruel guy. So his comments may be a case of the pot calling the kettle black. From most accounts many British wrestlers don't have a good word to say about Daddy. Was this professional jealousy of having to either job or be overshadowed by a talentless fat man or was there something to it? Enough people seem to suggest he wasn't a nice person to be around.On the flip side I met him as a fan and found him very pleasant and amiable. Likewise, Daddy commented that it hurt him deeply that some wrestlers said he hated kids. I think the fact that he had six children himself and the amount of work he did for children's charities may say something about him.
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- 28 ounces diced tomatoes, undrained
- 10 ounces chopped tomatoes and green chili peppers, undrained
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- 1 - 2 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 1/2 pounds beef or pork stew meat, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 cups chopped onion
- 1 1/2 cups chopped celery
- 1 cup chopped green bell pepper
- 2 15 ounce cans black beans, kidney beans, or chickpeas, rinsed and drained
- Reduced-fat cheddar, low-fat sour cream and cilantro (optional)
1. In a 6-quart cooker, combine both cans of tomatoes, vegetable juice, chili powder, cumin, oregano, and garlic. Mix in the meat, onion, celery, and pepper. Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 8 to 10 hours or on high-heat setting for 4 to 5 hours. Stir in the drained beans, then cover and cook for 15 minutes more (if using low-heat setting, turn to high-heat setting). Ladle chili into bowls. Garnish with cheese, sour cream, and cilantro, if desired.
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Slavery and other property rights
AbstractThe institution of slavery is found mostly at intermediate stages of agricultural development, and less often among hunter-gatherers and advanced agrarian societies. We explain this pattern in a growth model with land and labor as inputs in production, and an endogenously determined property rights institution. The economy endogenously transits from an egalitarian state with equal property rights, to a despotic slave society where the elite own both people and land; thereafter it endogenously transits into a free labor society, where the elite own the land, but people are free.
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From my family to yours… hope this holiday finds you surrounded by those you love best!
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'Did you quit blogging?' and 'Where have you been?" have been the most common questions I've gotten lately. As I approach my 7th anniversary blogging (!) – you know I just can't quit you. To keep up with what I've been shooting, please make sure you come hang with me on Facebook – I post […]Pin It
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As I sit here sipping my lukewarm latte (how many times do you nuke yours before you get a chance to sit and finish it???) I realize this is our 85th Sweet Shot Tuesday. We're actually approaching the two-year mark – although I break each October for the 31 Day Photography Series. For those of […]Pin It
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I didn't bring my big girl camera to Thanksgiving. I know, shocking, right? But today isn't about portraiture. It's about family. It's about being in the moment instead of being a spectator to the moment. An iPhone is a perfectly legit camera. That point-n-shoot in your purse will record memories just as well. So, today […]
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Nine Rulaz Line 5th Anniversary Presents The Fly Fivs
In association with one of Japan's premier dancehall acts Mighty Crown (and creators of the subsequent Nike Dunk), Nine Rulaz Line fuses some of that same dancehall mentality as well as taking bits of American culture, Japanese culture and club culture to complete their ethos. For their 5th anniversary, Nine Rulaz and Mighty Crown created a special CD accompanied by Kuumba incense and a Garni incense holder.
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While most Chinese wine hasn't appealed to overseas tastes, wine made from European grapes hits the spot. "You really can't tell it is Chinese," a British wine enthusiast said.
LONDON — Britain's oldest wine merchant is giving its official stamp of approval to Chinese wine by stocking four wines produced in China from European grapes, a production shift that could help China muscle into the world wine market.
Berry Bros. & Rudd, which dates back 314 years and is a supplier to the royal family, said it was the first major British retailer to put Chinese-produced wines on sale alongside some of the world's finest wines.
The four wines on offer, a cabernet sauvignon-merlot blend and three ice wines priced from $28 to $98, are from Chateau Changyu in eastern Shandong province, which is China's oldest and largest winery.
Mark Pardoe, Berry Bros.' master of wine, said they were different from most Chinese wines produced for domestic consumption as they were made from European grapes and to European standards.
"For the first time, we have some Chinese wine that will not be embarrassed alongside some of the world's finest wines," Pardoe told Reuters. "This really is a snapshot of what China can do in the future."
China is the eighth largest producer of wine in the world and is forecast to be sixth largest by 2016.
Wine consumption in China has more than doubled in the last five years, according to Vinexpo, a wine industry expert, and China is expected to become the second largest wine consumer by value by 2016, up from third place today.
But to date, most wine has been made for Chinese consumption and is not suitable for export and overseas tastes.
Pardoe said China's huge size and location, with a key climate band in the northern hemisphere, meant it was home to regions with climates capable of producing good wine as shown by its production of wine for the local market since the 1890s.
British supermarket chain Waitrose last year carried a Chinese wine made from the local grape specialty cabernet gernischt but a spokeswoman said it was no longer on sale.
Pardoe said it was not until Austrian winemaker Lenz Moser, whose family has run wineries for 15 generations, teamed up with Chateau Changyu several years ago that the export potential started to emerge with the first acceptable wines produced this year.
"He concentrated on using European grape varieties and imposed European style quality controls," said Pardoe. "The 2008 vintage we have bought, you really can't tell it is Chinese."
Pardoe said there was still only a small selection of wines suitable for export but this could be a sign of the future with Chateau Changyu showing that the combination of expertise from old and new world wines could lead to some top class wine.
"There will be other winemakers hot on their heels, and we expect to taste wines of greater quality from more Chinese producers," he said.
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Hi friends.
Just wanted to take a moment and thank you all for your support this past year. It was a weird one! Lots (too much) promotion I know…
Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie finally stormed out of the gate way back in March. Eric and I ended up doing so many interviews I thought our heads would explode!
(thanks to @thatSLAYERchick for this compilation!)
As with just about everything we do, some critics loved it and some hated it. Well, we're not for everyone, are we? I'm sure proud of it.
Also in March, the 2nd season of "Check it Out, with Dr. Steve Brule" aired! I hope we make more because I'll tell you what, it's the most fun thing to make!
Then a bunch of other junk happened, who cares…. WHO CARES….
oops, slipped into Brule.
2012 also brought a whole bunch of the "On Cinema!" podcast with frequent guest Gregg Turkington
Our web series "On Cinema At the Cinema" launched on Thingx.com and on You Tube here: http://www.youtube.com/show/oncinema (subscribe!!)
My longterm goal is for this show to run for 20 years.
Did you hear I was also in a movie called The Comedy?
Another case of extreme polarization: again, some critics loved it and some hated it.
But I was really moved and thrilled to see how many of YOU supported it, liked it, were affected by it… and didn't deride me for working outside of my comfort zone. It encourages me to continue to try new things and experiment. So, thanks.
Over the summer I got to do standup with Neil Hamburger, DJ Douggpound and K-Strass… as part of the FOUR CLOWNS AND A CROOK tour!
and also toured with Scott Aukerman, James Adomian and Kurt Braunohler and more on the Comedy Bang Bang Live Tour!
Eric and I also made our way to Australia (wrote "down unda" then deleted) and New Zealand!
We had the best time, met the nicest people on earth and promise to be back soon!
I also goofed around on Twitter A LOT, where I notably released Bob Dylan's Titanic and was briefly the Editor-in-Chief of Rolling Stone Magazine among other nonsense, all of which can be found on this here blog.
And so what of 2013? Here's a snapshot so far:
- Hopefully at least TWO new Tim and Eric TV projects (too early to give any real details here but expect and official update in March-ish)
- More Check It Out? Very Likely.
- More "On Cinema At the Cinema" (20 years worth)
- 4 new episodes of Tim and Gelman have Lunch! (Feb or March?)
In closing: Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for playing along and sticking around.
Happy New Year!
In Love with you,
PS. Did I miss anything? what did you like most? What did you hate? Did I yell at you at a Q & A or on twitter this year? share your thoughts below!


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Alumni Spotlight: Therese Hickok '96
BUFFALO, NY - As a student, Therese Hickok '96 was president of her sorority, an admissions ambassador and a college tour guide. She was so involved on campus that she earned induction into the prestigious DiGamma Honor Society. Years later, with a robust career, Hickok marries her professional expertise with her natural desires to be involved and give back.
"I was lucky to have many club and internship opportunities at Canisius, which helped me develop my strengths. And I had incredible support from faculty, particularly Barbara Irwin, PhD (professor of communication studies)," says Hickok. Irwin guided Hickok through her first internship, helped her navigate job opportunities based on her strengths, and ultimately gave Hickok the support she needed to switch her career focus.
Hickok worked in broadcast journalism after graduation before she found her calling in public relations and marketing. She began at the Buffalo Economic Renaissance Corporation and, later, Buffalo Niagara Enterprise, where Hickok focused on marketing Buffalo to businesses and investors. She has since held senior level marketing positions in the healthcare industry and at Uniland Development Company. Hickok's career evolution came full circle in 2013 when she became vice president of marketing and engagement for the Buffalo Niagara Partnership. The agency works to expand private sector jobs and investments in the region and although its reputation is strong amongst members, the broader community is unfamiliar with the role it plays in the community. Hickok's job is to change that by spreading news of the Partnership's accomplishments and energizing the community around those successes. In other words, she builds engagement, and for her, it's a calling that is second nature.
Hickok is loyally engaged with Canisius, and especially with students. She shares her expertise as a career mentor and as a guest speaker on media ethics. As an alumni liaison for the Canisius chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA), Hickok arranges for students to meet and spend a day onsite with local marketing professionals. She gets to know individual students, gives them advice, support, even professional contacts. Her goal, she says, is to encourage students to set and meet their own objectives, whatever those may be.
"There are some people who you know you can call who will give you good advice, their time, their expertise," says Canisius Fund Director Erin Hartnett who met Hickok through the alumna's continued involvement with the college. "Therese is one of those people. She'll go to bat for you."


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