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We ALWAYS have competitive prices at Bubbles. Here are some examples of specially priced high-end wines on sale!
It's hard to believe the 2003 Syrah Astralis Vineyard could be better, but it offers riveting richness, intensity, purity, and equilibrium. Structurally, it is similar to the Piggott Range, revealing abundant amounts of sweet, ripe tannin, and huge extract, richness, and depth. Meant for true connoisseurs who are willing to forget it for 5-8 years, it represents what Roman Bratasiuk and Clarendon Hills do so well ... show respect for the great traditions of France, but recognize the extraordinary raw materials that emerge from old vines planted in McLaren Vale. This fabulous wine offers both power and elegance, and showcases the extraordinary talent of Roman Bratasiuk. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2030. Robert Parker 99 points (Oct 2005)
Sale Price: $295.99
The 2004 vintage was outstanding in Barossa, McLaren Vale, and Magill, the regions where the grapes were sourced for the marvelous 2004 Grange. It contains 4% Cabernet Sauvignon and was aged for 16 months in 100% new American oak hogsheads. A glass-coating opaque purple color, it displays a superb nose of wood smoke, Asian spices, incense, game, blueberry, and blackberry liqueur. Medium to full-bodied, satin textured, with deeply layered, succulent blackberry, plum, and chocolate flavors, it has the structure and complexity to merit extended cellaring of a decade and more. The winery estimates a drinking curve of 2016 to 2050; I-d be a bit more conservative on the long end of the range. It will ultimately be seen as one of the great vintages of Grange. The Wine Advocate
Sale Price: $399.99
Aerope is the third wine in Two Hands Flagship line up, representing the very best Grenache made by Two Hands. Aerope was selected from a few exceptional barrels of Grenache that came from an 80 year old dry grown vineyard on Radford Road in the Barossa sub district of Greenock. Color: Deep red with dark purple hue to the core. Aroma: Notes of cinnamon, vibrant red fruits and menthol, followed by rich dark chocolate, figs and stewed plums. Taste: Dense and coating with a wave of dark cherry and rhubarb which rolls on to supple and very fine soft juict tannins.
Sale Price: $87.99
Just classic Georges, balanced, elegant and refined, hiding its power under a blanket of controlled finesse. There's great depth of flavor, with oodles of blackberry, cherry and raspberry, mocha, Chinese plum sauce, soy and spicy oak, wrapped in firm, dry tannins. Just wonderful now, but with the certainty of a long life ahead.
Sale Price: $99.99
Fresh, high-toned aromas of blackberry, fig, floralspice, earth, flint and cocoa introduce intense, focused black fruit flavors and dark chocolate tones, bright acidity and full body. Excellent with rich red meats, oxtail stew and venison.
Sale Price: $95.99
Caymus Special Selection is the flagship wine of the Wagner family and is comprised of the very best barrels of the vintage. This wine is not produced in difficult years. Opaque crimson color, intriguing nose of freshly tilled Napa vineyard soil. The presence of this wine includes fine textural components balanced by an array of flavors including; ripe cherry, dried rose petal, cacao, mocha and cassis. A seamless, rich and alluring, youthful Napa Cabernet. I find this vintage perfectly complex and balanced. This will go down in our books as a difficult year that yielded a small production of very fine wine.
Sale Price: $128.99
Our second coolest micro-climate is our five-acre Gravelly Meadow vineyard. Originally a pre-historic river bed, this stony, gravelly soil drains rapidly and the vines struggle for moisture. Gravelly Meadow is our lowest yielding vineyard. The wines are described as "earthy, cedary, jammy and ripe blackberry with a spicy expansive finish."
Sale Price: $158.99
Red Rock Terrace, a warm microclimate, is 7 acres of north facing vineyard. The red tinted soil is high in iron content. The wine from Red Rock Terrace is the most accessible and earliest drinkable of all our wines. Our winemaker describes Red Rock Terrace as "having velvety tannins, rich and well balanced, medium dark ruby color with cherry, mint and black currant flavors."
Sale Price: $158.99
Volcanic Hill is comprised of 8 acres of south facing hillside vineyard. It is the warmest of all our micro-climates. The color of the soil is gray, and the consistency is that of fluffy, volcanic ash, originally deposited from the eruption of Mt. Konocti 8 million years ago. Volcanic Hill is the longest lived of our wines. Our winemaker describes these wines as "full bodied, loaded with intense ripe berry fruit, cassis, violets and a smoky richness, finishing with good length and firm tannins."
The 2003 Martha's Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon delivers a sensuous purple hue of rich varietal fruit embraced by its signature aroma of vibrant mint. Tiers of opulent black cherry unfold with a light etching of silky chocolate. Gracefully balanced with firm tannins, an astute use of oak and bright acidity, this elegant wine is long on flavor as well as aging potential. There is a limited offering of this aristocratic Cabernet - sure to be a wonderful addition to your table or cellar.
Sale Price: $288.99
94 points Robert Parker: "The rich and intense 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve has a saturated ruby/purple color and is sweet and dark, with a complex nose of creme de cassis, blackberry, subtle oak, and smoke. It is medium to full-bodied and seems richer, fuller, and more intense than the 2004, but again reminds me of a St.-Julien made in Napa." (12/06) 93 points Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar: "Good saturated ruby-red. Perfumed aromas of currant, black cherry, espresso, milk chocolate and flowers; a real essence of Napa Valley cabernet. Enters the palate like silk, then builds slowly toward the back, offering a lovely light touch and plenty of inner-mouth aromatic character. Finishes with substantial but very fine tannins that reach the incisors, and lingering perfume." (05/06)
Dense, rich ruby color in the glass, this Estate Cabernet Sauvignon shows complex aromas of dark cherry, dried fruits, earth, cedar, and vanilla cream along with hints of licorice and leather. The palate opens with big, chewy tannin – firm but not coarse – and builds even bigger into a mid-palate loaded with ripe red fruits and dried black fruits. There is a good, strong acid backbone completing the balance and structure. The barrel flavors are well-integrated throughout but are best evident in the warm and spicy finish. Still quite young and powerful, this dense compact wine will open beautifully with time in bottle (or glass).
Sale Price: $118.99
For more than twenty-five years, we have been committed to translating our grapes into a Cabernet that embodies the unique characteristics of the Spottswoode Estate. Our commitment to honoring our vineyard yields an Estate Cabernet Sauvignon that consistently exudes elegant power, effusive blackberry fruit and spice, naturally refined tannins, and extraordinary color. It is lush and expressive in its youth and continues to evolve beautifully over time.
Sale Price: $120.99
A pure and seductive style, with enticing aromas of mocha, baking spices, melted chocolate, ripe plum, black cherry and black licorice that are supple, elegant, balanced, rich and layered, ending with an amazingly long and persistent finish. Drink now through 2020."
Sale Price: $142.99
Structurally, this is near perfect, with sturdy yet supple tannins and bright acids that perk up the flavors of blackberry jam, milk chocolate, red currants and crème de cassis. This is classic Napa Cabernet Sauvignon; it's great to drink now, but it will also slowly evolve in the bottle over the next decade - Steve Heimhoff
Sale Price: $122.99
At Cardinale, stunning wines are paired with a superb setting. Cardinale Estate is situated on its own knoll in the heart of Napa Valley's renowned Oakville District, consisting of a striking stone winery with expansive views overlooking the Napa Valley.
Sale Price: $131.99
The 2009 Dominus flows from the glass with layers of highly expressive fruit. The wine possesses stunning richness, power and depth. Dark red fruit, tobacco, flowers and spices are woven into a seamless, beautifully articulated finish. Elegance and intensity are in perfect harmony here. This is a thrilling wine from Dominus. The blend is 86% Cabernet Sauvignon, 10% Cabernet Franc and 4% Petit Verdot. Anticipated maturity: 2017-2029. ROBERT PARKER SCORE 97+
Sale Price: $175.99
The 2009 Proprietary Red is at once elegant, rich, and powerful. Brilliant purple in color, aromas of wildflower, and rose oil deepen as the wine opens. Flavors of cassis, huckleberry, and tar are accented by notes of smoked meats and cardamom. Polished, fine grained tannins are supple and silky. The multi layered finish relaxes and evolves with time indicating age worthiness.
Sale Price: $112.99
Medium-dark ruby; attractive, intense, spicy, slightly jammy, ripe currant, black cherry aroma with overtones of vanilla and which developed with airing in the glass; medium-full to full body; tight, herbal, cedary, berry fruit flavors with a note of vanilla; well balanced and structured; medium-full to full tannin; lingering aftertaste. Superior quality. Very highly recommended.
Sale Price: $152.99
"Supple, graceful and harmonious, with a mix of ripe, fleshy espresso bean, mocha, dried currant and dusty berry fruit that's focused and persistent, ending with firm yet integrated tannins. Best from 2011 through 2016." Wine Spectator: 90 pts.
Sale Price: $179.99
Wine Advocate Score: 97 Description: The 2001 Le Desir (50% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Franc, 9% Cabernet Sauvignon and 1% Malbec) came from Alexander Valley Mountain Estate fruit (two-thirds), 30% from Chalk Hill and a tiny dollop from Knight's Valley. The most evolved of these three wines, it exhibits complex notes of spring flowers, underbrush, truffles, forest floor, camphor and red as well as black fruits. It possesses an opulent, full-bodied mouthfeel, fabulous purity and density and a long finish. The finish for all three of these wines lasts for close to a minute.
Sale Price: $104.99
Robert Parker 95+pts The 2001 La Joie (71% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc) remains a backward, youthful wine revealing an inky/purple color as well as notes of graphite, licorice, creme de cassis, truffles and new saddle leather. It has fabulous fruit on the attack and mid-palate, a massive, concentrated, tannic mouthfeel and a long finish. Even younger than La Muse, it needs another decade of cellaring and should age for 40-50 years thereafter. Pierre Seillan told me that 44% of the grapes came from Alexander Valley, 35% from Knight's Valley and the rest from Chalk Hill. Drink: 2021 - 2071
Creamy, fruity aromas already suggest a light, frothy wine. And that's just what this is, fulfilling all the specifications for a rose. There's some of the 2000 vintage's acidity, and the wine floats across the mouth. Score: 92. —Roger Voss, November 01, 2006.
Sale Price: $229.99
This chateau gets better and better. The wine has power, but it is harnessed by the intense fruits, the blackberry flavors, the density and the wood. With the power, though, comes elegance, resulting in a wine that is ready to develop over many years." #94 Wine Spectator Top 100 of 2008
Sale Price: $102.99
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 91 pts, Robert Parker - Sweet, toasty, oaky notes interwoven with hints of black olives, blackberries, cassis, and spice box are found in this densely saturated ruby/purple-hued 2005. While rich, with impressive concentration and purity, it is also tannic, full-bodied, and painfully backward and foreboding. This is another long-term prospect that will require patience. Anticipated maturity: 2013-2027. - Apr 2008
Sale Price: $98.99
Wine Spectator: A wine with silky, refined tannins and delicate fruit. Full-bodied, with chewy tannins and a lovely long, textured finish. This builds on the palate. More subtle than I remember. Best after 2011. Score: 92. —James Suckling, March 31, 2006.
Sale Price: $139.99
Ripe and highly complex nose of floral, earth, spice and discreet wood notes all add breadth to the very fresh dark berry fruit aromas. There is good volume to the lush, round and intense medium-bodied flavors that possess a moderately firm tannic spine as well as excellent depth and length. This should require 6 to 9 years of cellar time but be more than capable of holding for years to come. Burghound (BH): 91
Sale Price: $84.99
Bright, full red. Vibrant but brooding nose shows a medicinal austerity to the pungent aromas of raspberry, flowers and botanical herbs. Penetrating, high-pitched and brilliantly delineated, with uncanny energy and lift to the red berry, floral and mineral flavors. This saturates every square millimeter of the palate, then explodes with perfume on the expanding aftertaste. The overall impression is of pure soil-driven energy in a rather uncompromising style, but when I drank the second half of my bottle two days later with food, it showed a deep cherry flavor and compelling sweetness. Splendid Clos de Beze.
Sale Price: $199.99
Wine Spectator This ripe, smooth version is laced with black currant and cassis, with a solid structure underneath. Needs to resolve the tannins, so give this a few years of age. Just a little dry on the finish. Best from 2012 through 2022. Score: 92. —Bruce Sanderson, May 31, 2009.
Sale Price: $106.99
94 points Wine Spectator: "Concentrated black cherry and black currant aromas and flavors mark this rich, full-bodied Pinot, whose purity of fruit is matched by a phalanx of ripe, integrated tannins. The flavor intensity is almost kirschlike. Fine length, but needs time to resolve its tannins. Best from 2007 through 2020." (12/04)
Sale Price: $$179.99
Rostaing can boast 20+ acres of the finest vineyards in and around Côte-Rôtie. The wealth of vineyard holdings results in an astonishing array of wines.
Sale Price: $$157.99
Bright pale yellow. Knockout soil-inflected nose combines lime blossom, crushed stone, wild herbs and clove. Then suave, spicy and aromatic, offering a rare combination of tactile, palate-saturating texture combined with a feeling of weightlessness. Very pure and perfumed wine that rises impressively on the back end, coating the palate with subtle spices. Connoisseur's wine. I should note that some Burgundy hounds of my acquaintance consider the Clos des Mouches to be the most complex and intriguing of Drouhin's whites on a regular basis. 91 Points Stephen Tanzer
Sale Price: $$86.99
Solengo is a modern, well balanced and full-bodied wine. It has a deep black, purple coloor with a bouquet of ripe fruits, such as black currant and blackberry, infused with toasty oak. It is soft on the palate with great concentration of lush fruit nicely in balance with its fine, smooth tannins. The palate finds impressive structure and complexity tempered by exemplary tannic extracts. This high profile blend has evident Mediterranean characteristics with a sunny character. Its grace and gentleness enable an early drinking, nevertheless after a few years of bottle aging, the wine will develop more complexity and depth.
Sale Price: $69.99
Winemaker's notes: Gaja Barbaresco is garnet in color. The nose is almost sensual in its complexity, with aromas of forest fruits, plums, licorice, mineral and coffee scents. The taste is long, with a complex finish with fine, silk-like tannins and good acidity; dense structure, full of super-ripe fruit.
Sale Price: $240.99
Winemaker's notes: Dark ruby/purple in color. This wine has a captivating and refined nose with well-integrated aromas of blackberries, violets and roasted coffee beans. Elegance and crystal purity characterize this extremely complex and densely woven wine with an aging potential of decades.
Sale Price: $319.99
Winemaker's notes: Deep red. Very clean, opulent aromas, with notes of ripe red fruits evolving into delicate spice and floral perfumes. Powerful and velvety in flavor with a fleshy and sustained finish and refined tannins.
Sale Price: $164.99
Winemaker's notes: Deep red in color, with highly concentrated aromas of currant and black cherry fruit with a hint of coffee. Also, aromas of fine herbs, minerals and exotic spices. Almost always the most powerful and austere of Gaja's five single-vineyard wines, requiring a longer time to fully develop. A very focused, concentrated wine with a long, lingering finish and refined tannins, it has excellent aging potential.
Winemaker's notes: Deep purple in color, with complex aromas of toast, minerals, sour cherries, cedar and spices. This wine dispalys the roundest tasting profile of all Gaja single-vineyard wines. The rich body, subtle texture and fine, ripe tannins are typical for this wine of great finesse, the quintessential expression of the land and the Nebbiolo grape. This wine has extraordinary aging potential--more than forty years in outstanding vintages.
Blueberry and ripe raspberry aromas, with hints of fresh flowers, follow through to a full body, with extra-refined yet powerful tannins and a long, long finish. Polished and well-crafted. Best after 2014. 1,500 cases made.
Sale Price: $262.99
Winemaker's notes: Deep ruby. Rich, complex aromas of ripe fruit (plums and wild cherries), violets and hints of cloves and tobacco. Elegant structure and ripe, well-integrated tannins.
Sale Price: $166.99
Wine Spectator: Intense aromas of meat, berry and spices follow through to a full-bodied palate, with chewy tannins and a long finish. This is very rich and powerful. Needs loads of time. Big one. Best after 2008. 350 cases made. Score: 93. —James Suckling, December 31, 2004.
Sale Price: $114.99
Here's a soft, generous interpretation of the Nebbiolo grape with plush aromas of milk chocolate, cherry, blackberry, Indian spice and anise seed. This is a linear and elegant wine with a floral-herbaceous finish that works beautifully with the wine's natural acidity and firmness.
Wine Spectator: Intense aromas of licorice, berries and tobacco with just a hint of citrus. Full-bodied, with an excellent intensity of fruit and a long, silky finish. Juicy and rich. Always classic in a top year. 800 cases made.
Sale Price: $94.99
Color: The color is very deep. Nose: Sweetfloral and vanilla aromas give this wine more aromatic intensity. Palate: The tannins are sweet and mellow but complex and elegant. A wine with great structure and complexity, with a rich lingering finish
94 Points Robert Parker: Boy, this is beautiful to smell! Fresh-picked strawberries and cherries, with just the right amount of cloves. Hints of prunes. Full-bodied, with soft and round tannins and a long fresh-fruit finish. Goes on and on. Hard not to drink this. This is a blend taken from various sites in the Barolo and Monforte d'Alba areas. Best after 2005. 1,400 cases made.
Sale Price: $97.99
The first vintage of Sassicaia, marketed by the Antinori family, was released in 1968 to wide acclaim. Sassicaia is one of the original Super-Tuscans and Mario Rocchetta, after having introduced Cabernet Sauvignon vines and French oak barriques to Tuscany, is widely considered to have been the movement's pioneer.
Sale Price: $198.99
This wine's dense, highly extracted cassis and black cherry flavors and aromas are punctuated by distinct notes of cedar, smoke and forest, set in a ripe, firmly focused tannic structure ending in an elegant, sustained finish.
Sale Price: $105.99
Intense aromas of blackberry, blueberry and mineral, with just the right amount of licorice and mineral. Full-bodied, with silky tannins and a beautiful finish.
Sale Price: $298.99
Ripe concentrated fruit are the core of this estate grown Cabernet Sauvignon with layers of blackberry, cocoa and plum mingled with toasty oak. The rich flavors are balanced with ripe supple tannins adding elegance and complexity to the persistent finish. This wine has great potential and will continue to develop thru 2014.
Sale Price: $84.99
A light, soft, sweet modern style of Port, flavored with raisins and some fresh acidity. There are stalky currant flavors, wood tannins, but the main emphasis is on an easy, soon to drink character.
Sale Price: $54.99
The 2003 Croft Vintage Port reveals an opaque, black-colored core with notes of dark ruby on the rim. Its gorgeously creamy, profound nose displays sweet dark cherries, black plums, pepper, raisin jam, and blueberries. Thick, satin-textured, and immensely rich, this opulent yet elegant wine is engagingly warm, concentrated, and harmonious. Copious quantities of plums, black cherries, jammy blackberries and spices are found throughout its personality as well as in its prolonged, spirit-tinged, finish. Projected maturity: 2020-2045.
Hold on to your hat. This is the best Fonseca since 1977, and it's probably even better than that classic vintage--more like the breathtaking 1948. Mind-blowing, with masses of color, aroma and fruit flavor. Smells like fermenting berries, boasting loads of crushed grape, violet and berry character. Big, full-bodied and very sweet, with tons of tannins and a sweet finish. Tannic and huge, it's a long-term, great Port.
Sale Price: $537.99
Taylor's is one of the few remaining houses to produce a 30 Year Old aged tawny port. Selected red ports produced in the eastern areas of the Douro Valley, including Taylor's own estates, are matured in seasoned oak casks in Taylor's cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. Here the cool and damp coastal climate encourages a slow and gentle aging process, producing aromas of great complexity and finesse. The 30 Year Old tawny is bottled when ready to drink and does not require any further aging in bottle.
Sale Price: $113.99
"Dark raisin and dried apricot flavors manifest on this immensely dark, old goldhued wine. Enormous concentration, as with the initially, almost painful acidity that comes through the spirit. This is an old wine, no question, but not too old, one to be savored in sips with all the flavors working at high intensity. " 93 Points Wine Enthusiast
Sale Price: $121.99
Good medium ruby. Deep aromas of raspberry, black cherry, chocolate and licorice, lifted by a pungent mineral component. Extremely suave and creamy, with sappy flavors of black raspberry and minerals. This opened spectacularly with aeration, showing superb old-viney depth and purity of flavor. In comparison to the Grandes Anades, this is less obviously sweet but smoother on the back end, with finer-grained tannins.
Sale Price: $145.99
Artadi is about purity of extracted fruit with almost Burgundian textures. In fact, critics have often compared these wines to the top wines fo Chambolle-Musigny and other top appellations of Burgundy. The key to this level of elegance comes from the cold wines of the Pyrennees which blow from the north. This coupled with moderate temperatures tend to make these wines a study in elegance and power, the iron fist in a velvet glove if you will. They are some of the most extraordinary examples of Tempranillo in the world.
Sale Price: $154.99
Vivid ruby. Exotic aromas of raspberry and blackberry preserves, cherry-vanilla, cola, incense and potpourri. Weighty, creamy red and dark berry flavors are sweetened by vanillin oak and enlivened by pepper and spice qualities. The dark berry notes build with air and carry through the long, sweet finish. Very exotic stuff; give it a few years of bottle aging to let the oak and fruit harmonize.
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December 23 2012, 01:01 AM
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Re: Mayan Apocalypse
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JES wrote:
Can we please refrain from any Mayan calendar jokes until
December 21st has come and gone, so that we don't jinx things. I'll even make a deal: if nothing has happened by December 23rd, 12:00 pm, I'll make wisecracks with you all. But for now, I see this moment as a time of somber self-reflection.
I think now is a time to reflect on our selves, and to meditate on how we can improve ourselves and attain a greater peace, even if the next several hours were to be our last, and to think of reasons why God might find our civilization worthy to continue to advance unabated.
Is this a joke?
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What really gets to me is some people to seem to give this actual thought.
Yep, pretty much.
Hey, I didn't want to get caught unawares (whatever good that would have done). Forgive me if I treat any apparent threat seriously! Okay, so I was desperately hoping it wasn't true. Wish apparently granted.
Now that there is no apparent threat, now it is okay to joke away.
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Women have come a long way, Miss Baby, since Betty Friedan railed against "the feminine mystique" of the suburban woman locked in a "comfortable concentration camp," and Gloria Steinem mocked the attentions of men at the Playboy Club, who were seduced by her pink bunny costume with its tall floppy ears and saucy cotton tail.
Women with nothing better to do argue whether a woman earning $525,000 a year (plus bonuses) as executive editor of The New York Times was getting as much as her male predecessor. Some of these women similarly complain that Hillary Clinton — having moved from first lady to the U.S. Senate to secretary of state to twice being the "inevitable" Democratic nominee for president — was abused by Karl Rove, who put her on the receiving end of politics as usual.
"Where you stand depends on where you're sitting," a wise man told me, and for all the unfair treatment of women elsewhere in the world the bored American housewife has catapulted to the top, where she's sitting pretty. She enjoys choice in abundance. Girls learn early to compete with boys, no longer assigned to sewing aprons and baking pies in home economics, but studying advanced business economics with the boys, and beating them at it. Women outnumber men in both law and medical schools, and make up more than 60 percent of the accountants and auditors.
So why such an outburst of feminist fury at Jill Abramson's getting sacked for displeasing the man who owns the place? Men have been similarly sacked for not measuring up to a publisher's expectations. That's the way the world works. Why the feminist attack on Mr. Rove for conducting political business as usual? Can't a woman in the arena take it just like a man?
It's hard to believe that Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the man in charge at The New York Times, would put the reputation of his newspaper on the line, particularly with the feminists at the core of the paper's constituency. He hired Ms. Abramson because she was a tough cookie, and she presided over the newspaper as it won eight Pulitzer Prizes. When she was dismissed, there were as many women in senior editorial positions at the newspaper as men. Mr. Sulzberger is an unlikely male chauvinist pig.
The arguments of feminists are weakened when the sisterhood confronts personal problems, particularly in highly public jobs with everyone watching, with lame excuses recalled from the bad old days of the prevailing patriarchy.
The sisters attacked Mr. Rove that way, too, when he questioned Mrs. Clinton's health after she suffered a fall, a blood clot in the head, the need to wear glasses for double vision, which are often prescribed for traumatic brain injury, and bouts of being "indisposed." Bubba himself gave the story legs when he said her recovery from a terrible concussion "required six months of very serious work," in sharp contrast to the State Department spin that her recovery required days and weeks, not months. Mr. Rove is an instinctive and rough political animal with sharp elbows and likes to use them, but it's silly to characterize his remarks, as some women have done, as throwback suggestions that women are emotionally unstable, hysterical creatures with weak minds who need smelling salts and fainting couches to deal with life. Women become their own enemies when they transform specific personal problems into a generalized "woman problem."
"Whatever the facts of Abramson's departure, it exposed in a raw way the reservoirs of resentment, hurt and mistrust that women feel at work," writes Amanda Bennett, former editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, in The Washington Post. Reservoirs of resentment. Dear little thing. Really?
What's fascinating in these public discussions is the way feminists frame the terms of the argument. Comfortable or not, like it or not, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Women must be as tough as men when under attack. When their trump card is the victim card, they're playing with a marked deck that exposes weakness.
A glance at the best-selling self-help books are less about overcoming old obstacles than about learning the newest tricks of the trade, and how to use them like a man to climb the career ladder. Women who have made it need no straw women to run interference when they get into trouble. Double standards and "gender-coded criticism" does them neither credit nor good.
"Aggressive" can be applied to both men and women in the workplace — for better and for worse, depending on how it's packaged. "The world," sang Bob Dylan, "it is a changin'." But that's the old news. The world has changed already, and that's the important lesson many women still have to learn.
Suzanne Fields is a columnist for The Washington Times and is nationally syndicated.


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Jesse Hagopian, visiting Haiti from Washington state along with his wife and one-year-old child.
The death toll rises as Haiti is crushed by a massive 7.0-magnitude earthquake. Bodies lie in the streets as people continue to cry out from underneath the rubble. Little aid has come in as the situation becomes increasingly desperate. The number of dead is almost certainly in the tens of thousands but could be 100,000 or more. We go to Port-au-Prince to get a report from a young American father who is helping to care for the injured in the hotel where he was staying when the quake struck. [includes rush transcript]
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JUAN GONZALEZ: In Haiti, the scale of the devastation following Tuesday's massive earthquake is staggering. The death toll is unknown. It almost certainly will reach into the tens of thousands but could possibly be 100,000 or more. Bodies lie in the streets and collapsed buildings, and the cries of people buried beneath the rubble continue to ring out. The situation is increasingly desperate, with no coordinated rescue plan so far and aid only trickling in. A desperate search for survivors continues, but rescuers lack heavy lifting equipment and are often using their bare hands.
Much of the capital city of Port-au-Prince has been leveled, leaving tens of thousands of people homeless. The city's infrastructure took a blow of incalculable proportions as hospitals, schools, hotels and markets have crumbled. The main prison also collapsed, as did several Roman Catholic Archdiocese buildings. The city's archbishop is believed to be dead. The chief of the UN mission remains missing. President René Préval described stepping over bodies and hearing the cries of those trapped under the rubble of the national Parliament.
The World Health Organization said it had sent specialists to help clear the city of corpses, and the International Red Cross was sending a plane loaded mainly with body bags. Medicine, food and water are in short supply. And Haitians are desperate for aid.
HAITIAN MAN 1: We need help. We need help, international help. We ain't got no help.
HAITIAN MAN 2: There are not agents.
HAITIAN MAN 1: Yeah, we need agents. We need emergency. There is no help, no hospital, no electricity, nothing. No food, no phone, no food, no water, nothing. There are too many people dying.
AMY GOODMAN: The 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck close to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday about ten miles from Port-au-Prince. It was Haiti's worst earthquake in 200 years. Dozens of aftershocks measuring up to 5.9 in magnitude have rattled Port-au-Prince. Many people are gathered in parks, either sleeping on the ground or under makeshift tents as they wait for aid to arrive.
Planeloads of rescuers and relief supplies are said to be on the way from the European Union, from Canada, Russia and Latin American nations. Two US aircraft carriers are also expected to arrive soon.
With communications largely down, it's been very difficult to reach people on the ground in Haiti. But late last night Democracy Now! spoke to a young father named Jesse Hagopian in Port-Au-Prince over the phone. Jesse had been visiting Haiti from Washington state along with his wife and one-year-old child. For the past two days he has helped care for the injured.
JESSE HAGOPIAN: I'm in Pétionville, just outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. We were staying at a hotel here when the earthquake hit. Fortunately, me and my son and my wife, who are all here, we're fine. We're untouched by the damage. Our hotel room was completely destroyed, but we weren't injured at all. But unfortunately, tens of thousands of people have been injured and have lost their homes. It's just a catastrophic scene.
We had one nurse at our hotel, so he was out front helping people who were coming in who were injured. When word got out that there was a nurse at our hotel, people just started bringing their injured family members to the hotel. I was deputized by the nurse to help in whatever way I could. So he would tell me where a broken bone was, and I had to learn on the sly how to make a splint.
The injuries that we saw over the last two days have just been horrific. It's hard to describe. I was working on a boy who his father was there speaking in Creole, so we were trying to get a good translation, but basically what he explained was that their house collapsed, and he got out, but his son was trapped under the rubble. But he could — his son could still yell, and they spent all night trying to find him, and finally they dug him out, and they brought him to our hotel, because there was one nurse at our hotel. You knw, most of the hospitals are totally over capacity, and so the fact that there was one nurse was a huge draw to people. So he brought his son here and was barely breathing, and we worked. He had a head injury. His bone was sticking out of his leg. And we worked with the bed sheets that we'd stripped from the hotel and ripped into four-inch-long strips to wrap around his head and his leg to wrap a splint on, but he died right there today in front of us and had to be just carried off.
The injuries just kept coming all day long — head injuries, people with multiple broken legs, people catatonic who couldn't speak. Everybody is asking for medicine. You know, we don't have basic — we don't have Advil. We didn't have gauze. We don't have hydrogen peroxide. Like, it was one nurse and me, who happened to be a guest at this hotel because my wife is doing HIV work in the country. I happened to be there to help this nurse, but I have no medical training, and I just had to do whatever he explained to me to do.
Too many people had sheets over them and notes, because they were dead. And if you go through the streets, you can just — you can hear. What's really eerie is the sound of just screaming, which is constant. I can hear it right now. It's just people either singing and praying or just really loud screams. And there's been a lot of tremors over the last two days, so when the earth shakes again, much more mildly, people start to scream again. So it's a really eerie sound.
AMY GOODMAN: That's American Jesse Hagopian, who had gone with his wife and child to Haiti just a few weeks ago — his wife is an HIV educator — speaking to us from Haiti.
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"We always try, through organizations like ACT/IAC, to collaborate with the open exchange of ideas – it's core to our culture," Coapstick told FCW.
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Egypt's deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi was brought from the secret location of his four-month detention to face trial on Monday on charges of incitement of violence and murder. It was Morsi's first public appearance since his removal by the army on 3 July.
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Since his downfall Morsi has been held at a secret military location. He was flown to the venue of his trial – a police academy in an eastern Cairo – by helicopter, Egypt's official MENA news agency reported. His co-defendants, 14 senior members of his Muslim Brotherhood, were taken to the venue from their jail in a suburb south of the city, in armoured police cars.
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The academy is also being used for the retrial of the previous president, Hosni Mubarak, who was toppled in the 2011 uprising. He is accused of failing to stop the killing of protesters.
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Morsi faces charges along with 14 other Brotherhood figures and allies, including top leaders Mohammed el-Beltagy and Essam el-Erian, in connection with clashes last December outside his presidential palace that left at least 10 dead.
Unlike Mubarak's trial, the proceedings against Morsi are not likely to be aired live and the former president will probably be taken back to where he has been held instead of being transferred to a normal prison after the first session, for fear his supporters would turn the prison into a "focal point of endless protests".
Both government officials and Morsi's supporters forecast bleak scenarios for Monday, with each side accusing the other of plotting killings, including that of Morsi himself.
A Brotherhood-led group has called for mass rallies, while the interior minister has ordered the deployment of large numbers of security forces to guard the trial venue. Ibrahim, the interior minister, has warned that any breach of security by Morsi supporters would be harshly dealt with.
On Sunday a newspaper known for its close ties to the military published what appeared to be the first pictures of Morsi from his detention.
The daily el-Watan published a transcript of remarks it says were made by Morsi and captured on video, describing him as being "in total denial" and saying "I am the president of the republic, in accordance with the constitution." Later in the day, it posted a video showing Morsi wearing a blue track suit, sitting on a chair and speaking calmly.
The paper quoted him as saying: "I will represent myself in front of any court ... I am not involved in killings of the protesters ... I will tell judges that."
A military official said the video was leaked to the paper to give his supporters a first glance of the former president, reducing the impact of his first public appearance.
International rights groups have called for a fair trial for Morsi.
In a statement on Sunday, Amnesty International said Morsi's trial was a "test" for the Egyptian authorities. They must grant him the "right to challenge the evidence against him in court", said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Amnesty's Middle East director.
Morsi's family considers the trial illegitimate and will not attend, his son Osama told the Associated Press on Sunday. He said they feared they would be mistreated and humiliated.


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The place was absolutely beautiful! The food was great, and the menu had some very interesting options. The only problem is that some of the food we wanted was unavailable
My wife and I went twice on a 3 day trip. Wonderful food and service. The chef really loves to see people happy and peaks out to see if you like the food. Cerviche was excellent as well.
The restaurant is very good. Of course, since you are on a rather remote island all the choices may not always be available (no lamb the week we were there for example) but what is available is prepared well, and the chef & staff take a great deal of pride in presentation, so everything looks great too. My partner was...
The place is very nice. Good view from "Pico" and the restaurant is made of wood, very clean and well designed. There are kids menu.
Food is detailed, very good taste and well prepared. Some local ingredients from Brazilian NE and local. Local waiters do their best.
I've tried some "risoto" that was outstanding. Recommend for families or couples.
We made it to all of the recommended restaurants in FdN and this was one of, if not the, best. I think it may depend on what you order, but the ceviche is the best I've ever had and the island grilled fish was phenomena as was the petit gateau. The island is so remote and has so little water...
I was really looking forward to eating here based on all of the great reviews but we were very disappointed...the food was just average. We shared a burger and a salad...the salad was fine..nothing special but the burger was one of the worst burgers I've ever eaten. There is a little side of the road burger stand next to Santander...
I think Teju-açu and Tribojou are the best restaurants of the island. You pay as much as in other places and get much more sophisticated food and environment.
We had 2 lunches and 1 dinner in this restaurant and with 10 people we managed to go through most of the menu. All was good and some dishes spactacular; try the chocolate variations for example. It was clearly the best restaurants we visited on the island and also one of the best during our trip to Brazil.
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Basketball Cards sing "Happy Birthday" to Coach Pitino
So this team seems sort of easy to root for. Friday was Rick Pitino's 63rd birthday. It is so funny to watch over and over to see how different players react. Raymond Spalding wants no part of it. Anas can't get enough. Freshman Donovan Mitchell is the leading the choir. And of course Jaylen Johnson remixes it all up.
A fan's report: Behind the scenes in Puerto Rico
David Burns is a big UofL fan just like the rest of us. I coach his son, Dawson, in basketball at Holy Cross High School. David, Dawson, and Whitney (David's youngest girl) went down to Puerto Rico for a few days to watch the Cards in action. But while you are there, you have to do more than just watch basketball. When he asked me what he should write about, I said just make it all about your trip and what you experienced. Everyone else will have game recaps and write-ups, but nobody will have your own experience in a post. And so that is what he gave me. Enjoy!
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Puerto Rico
We visited several areas of the territory. We hiked, zip-lined, and rappelled through the rainforest. If you are in moderate physical shape…you should put one of these tours on your must-do list.
Box score for Louisville vs Puerto Rico on Tuesday
Here is the final score from the second game on Tuesday, provided by Kenny Klein. I am having a little trouble getting the box score up from the first game. Click the link below to view the stats.
Complete schedule for Cards in Puerto Rico
Fans will be able to get a glimpse of the 2015-16 Louisville Cardinals basketball team starting tomorrow as the Cards begin their 9 game (6 day) stretch in Puerto Rico. If you are able to catch any games, the schedule is listed below.
University of Louisville Exhibition Games Schedule
vs. Puerto Rico National and Junior Teams
Tuesday, Aug. 11 at Jose Miguel Agrelot Coliseum of Puerto Rico (17,024 seats)
5:30 p.m. Louisville vs. PR Junior team
8:00 p.m. Louisville vs. PR National team
Video: Donovan Mitchell with ANOTHER crazy dunk
These videos are becoming the norm around here. I can't remember any freshman that came into UofL with this much hype and fan support before ever playing a game. Social media will help things like that these days though. Check out this crazy athleticism here. It may look like a simple dunk to some, but you have to take into account how far back his arm goes. And if you think this is simple, will you be on my team the next time I have open gym?
And you have to love that Russ is in the video!
Maverick Rowan down to three schools; Cards not included
I guess there never really is a sure thing, especially in recruiting. I, for one, was certain that if 4-star small forward Maverick Rowan were to reclassify to 2015, you could book it that he would be a Louisville Cardinal. Then it was announced that he was enrolled in the classes that would allow him to graduate and be in the 2015 class, and suddenly something had happened and either the Cards were no longer recruiting Rowan, or Rowan was not interested in UofL anymore. It doesn't really matter which is true; that is secondary at this point.
Report: Louisville Basketball heading back to Battle for Atlantis in 2016
ESPN's Jeff Goodman is reporting that the Louisville Cardinals appear to be one of the teams that will be playing in the Battle for Atlantis in the 2016-17 season.
That is a great start to the field that will battle it out in the Bahamas. The first thing that sticks out to me is a possible matchup against Michigan State. As you know, the Cards will play the Spartans this coming season in the ACC/Big10 Challenge. So there is a chance that they could meet for the third consecutive year in the Battle for Atlantis.
Rick Pitino Gives a UofL Basketball Roster Breakdown
On Wednesday afternoon, Rick Pitino spoke to the Courier-Journal and gave a full roster breakdown for his team this upcoming season. Jeff Greer has the full article here of course, but I will just post a few of the ones that stuck out to me and that may interest you.
Basketball Notebook: 6/3/15
There is always something to talk about in the world of UofL sports, even basketball in the month of June. Newcomers on campus, upcoming trips, and injuries unfortunately. This is just a quick rundown to get you caught up on some things lately.
*Chinanu Onuaku has been selected to participate in the U19 USA Basketball Camp that runs June 12-26. There are 24 players invited and the team will be cut down to 12.
*Hopefully this isn't a sign of things to come in his one year as a Louisville Cardinal, but Trey Lewis already finds himself injured with an abductor strain.
Pitino: Lewis, Lee, Mitchell won't have defined roles on offense
Rick Pitino just wrapped up his press conference where he talked about new transfer Damion Lee, new assistant Ralph Willard, and the Cards' trip to Puerto Rico this summer. He obviously said a lot of things worth mentioning, but one thing near the end seemed to stick out when talking about the offense.
Derby Classic Leftovers: Dunk Contest and Interviews with Mitchell and Adel
Final stats from the game.
Donovan Mitchell won the dunk contest at Freedom Hall last night, which wasn't a huge surprise. This first video of that comes from TheCardinalsBeak.com.
Final Stats from Derby Festival Basketball Classic
The future Louisville Cardinals played on the White team on Saturday night in the Derby Festival Basketball Classic at Freedom Hall. The team did not get the win, but the future Cards certainly did their part. Donovan Mitchell led all scorers with 21 points and had 6 steals. Deng Adel also had a very good game with 20 points and 9 rebounds. Check out the rest of the box score below.
Highlights: Future Cards at Night of the Future Stars
Here is a video from Friday night's events at New Albany High School. Before tonight's Derby Festival Basketball Classic, there is the Night of the Future Stars with a dunk contest, three point contest, and more competitions. The finals for the dunk and three point contests will be tonight at Freedom Hall at halftime of the game. Both events will have a future Louisville Cardinal in them.
Donovan Mitchell will be in the finals of the dunk contest along with Justin Simon (Arizona) and Danjel Purifoy (Auburn). Ryan McMahon will be in the finals of the three point contest with Matt Ryan (Notre Dame), Brandon Sampson (St. John's), and Diamond Stone (Maryland).
This first video pretty much summarizes all of it for the future Cards. It is from TheCardinalsBeak.com.
Looking at Last Couple Roster Spots for Louisville Basketball
It is no secret that the Louisville Cardinals will look much different in the 2015-16 season. Personally, I am very excited for it and to see this team of mostly young guys develop and have their own identity. There are still a couple of spots left to fill for the Cards, and I will give a little update on where things stand. About a week and a half ago, Steve posted a list of potential transfers that UofL could bring in. Trey Lewis was first on the list, and of course we know he will be a Cardinal. So this is really the first update we have posted since then.
If you are wondering how UofL has so much room for all of these guys, here is why. In all, there are seven open spots to fill due to the departures of Wayne Blackshear, Terry Rozier, Montrezl Harrell, Chris Jones, Shaqquan Aaron, Anton Gill, and Akoy Agau. Five of those have already been filled by Donovan Mitchell, Deng Adel, Raymond Spalding, Ryan McMahon, and Trey Lewis. So there are two spots left. Who are the biggest names to fill those spots right now?
Trey Lewis Will Transfer to Louisville
What we had been hoping for is now official, and that is that Cleveland State's Trey Lewis has officially decided to transfer to the University of Louisville to play his final college basketball season for Rick Pitino in 2015-16. It was supposed to be down to Louisville and Ohio State, but the Cards won this battle without Lewis taking his planned visit to see his hometown Buckeyes. That is pretty nice.
Lewis is listed at 6'2 and 185 lbs. He can play either guard position. That will give the Cards a very good three man rotation between both guard spots with Lewis, Quentin Snider, and Donovan Mitchell. So looking at it like that, you were going to have a backcourt with a sophomore and a freshman playing the bulk of the minutes. Now you throw a senior into the mix to bring experience, not to mention he is just a solid basketball player.
Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic: Rosters and Ticket Info
There have been just a couple of updates since the rosters came out, and with the game being this week, I figured it wouldn't hurt to post it again.
The Derby Festival Basketball Classic will be held this Saturday, April 11 at 7:00 at Freedom Hall. You have the chance to come out and see some of the best high school basketball players in the country compete in this All-Star game. So you are just a Louisville fan and that is all you care about, what's in it for you? Well, all four players that are committed to Louisville (3 have signed) will be playing in this game. So yes, you get to see Donovan Mitchell, Deng Adel, Raymond Spalding, and Ryan McMahon.
Highlights From High School Dunk Contest Featuring Donovan Mitchell
Donovan Mitchell comes in around the 50 second mark. These kids make it look like they are dunking on an 8 foot goal. Just crazy.
2015 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic Rosters Announced
The rosters for this year's Derby Festival Basketball Classic have been announced, and fans of the Louisville Cardinals should be ready to buy their tickets. Donovan Mitchell, Deng Adel, Raymond Spalding, and Ryan McMahon will all be participating in this year's game.
Mitchell, Adel, and Spalding are all signed and McMahon is a commit. If you kept up with our recruiting notebooks a few months ago, a lot of these names will look familiar as Louisville was recruiting some of them.
The game will be played Saturday April 11, 2015 at 7:00 at the world famous Freedom Hall.
Future Cardinal Donovan Mitchell Wins National Prep Championship
There is no doubt that when Donovan Mitchell steps foot on UofL's campus, he will be bringing a winning mentality. Not that this program is necessarily lacking that, but at least he will fit right in when it comes to that sort of thing.
Louisville Basketball commit Donovan Mitchell ask teacher not to use blue pen
Louisville commit Donovan Mitchell ask his Brewster Academy teacher to not use blue pens on his paper and stick to solely red. I think Donovan understands this rivalry:
Mitchell tagged fellow 2015 commits Ray Spalding and Deg Adel in the post. I'm already starting to love this class!


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Try the Bacon Cheeseburger - Celebrating National Cheeseburger Day!
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Zombies from the Fear Factory descended Tuesday on The Gateway mall in downtown Salt Lake City to help kick off the Halloween holiday shopping season. The Salt Lake Pop Orchestra also performed. Right, Jennifer Nelson plays with the Salt Lake Pop Orchestra during the Halloween-themed performance.
The Gateway will be offering free adult admission tickets to the Fear Factory haunted house for customers who spend $100 or more at any of the mall retailers. Also, the first-ever Zombie Bus will run between The Gateway and the Fear Factory daily through Nov. 2. For more information, visit shopthegateway.com.
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Sponsored by the Collaborating and Acting Responsibly to Ensure Safety (C.A.R.E.S.) Alliance(SM), the event comes as pain medicine providers prepare to convene here February 23-26 for the American Academy of Pain Medicine's annual meeting.
Statistics from the California Department of Health show that the number of emergency room visits in Riverside County related to prescription painkillers jumped by more than 50 percent from 2006 to 2009, illustrating one way the national crisis of abuse and misuse of prescription medication has manifested itself locally.
"Hundreds of people in our community have been affected by prescription drug abuse and misuse, and this event allows local residents to be part of the solution," said Sergeant Mike Kovaleff, Palm Springs Police Department. "Disposing of unused or unwanted medications in a safe and secure environment is a critical step in fighting this devastating public health problem."
The event is supported by the Palm Springs Police Department and is sponsored by the C.A.R.E.S. Alliance. The C.A.R.E.S. Alliance is a national coalition of 10 patient safety, provider and drug diversion organizations focused on reducing prescription medication abuse, misuse and diversion and on encouraging responsible prescribing habits. C.A.R.E.S. Alliance members supporting the take-back day include the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators (NADDI), Project Lazarus and Covidien, a pharmaceutical manufacturer. The event is also being held in cooperation with the American Academy of Pain Medicine.
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