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With some fine tradition-leaning acoustic music coming to town this weekend, it's a good time to mention a few other acoustic gems that might otherwise go unnoticed.
"For All The Good" The McEuen Sessions
It's only natural that one of the country music industry's best and most esteemed acoustic instrumental wizards would have some talented kids, as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's John McEuen proved when he and his sons, Nathan and Jonathon — who have been performing on each other's shows for years — disappeared into the studio to record their first album together.
"For All the Good" features a few family friends, but it's mostly John, Nathan and Jonathon McEuen at their very best.
Kicking off with the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band classic "Long Hard Road," the McEuen boys show that they're not only world-class pickers, they can sing, too. And they can write. Most of the dozen songs are either written or cowritten by one or the other of the younger McEuen brothers.
But it's not all bluegrass, as might be expected when the family patriarch is one of the most legendary bluegrass pickers in the business. Included are a few drum tracks, hot electric guitar solos and some nice piano work scattered among the set, and revered rocker Dave Mason adds a nice vocal and electronic percussion touch on his chart-topping "Only You Know and I Know."
But to me, while they're all strong numbers, the McEuens' version of the late Dan Fogelberg's "Leader of the Band" is the most engaging. The tribute from sons to their long-famous father is a definite keeper.
While I'm not sure anything from "For All the Good" will ever see mainstream country chart action, I do expect it to dominate the Americana charts for many months to come, and it certainly belongs at the top.
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"Leaving Eden" by The Carolina Chocolate Drops
I first discovered the Carolina Chocolate Drops five or six years back, and their updated take on the traditional Appalachian string-band approach absolutely knocked me out. I'm a fan.
After the success of "Genuine Negro Jig," their Grammy Award-winning album from 2012, the talented trio of gifted multi-instrumentalists has undergone some changes. They lost an original member, added two new members, expanded their fan base, and turned out what will surely be another strong Grammy contender in "Leaving Eden."
With 15 outstanding and endlessly entertaining cuts ranging from 1800s-era fiddle and banjo minstrel standards to airy contemporary blues to some of the finest a cappella vocals out there today, "Leaving Eden" is bound to elevate the Carolina Chocolate Drops from cult favorite to established Americana mainstay. Nice work!
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"New Kind of Lonely" by I See Hawks In L.A.
With one of the oddest names in the music business, I See Hawks In L.A. is known for turning out engrossing acoustic music at its simplest and best.
"New Kind of Lonely" is the trio's sixth album since their 1999 recording debut. It showcases their tight vocal harmonies, nimble-fingered guitar expertise and catchy non-bluegrass/non-country songwriting, as well as anything they've released in the past.
Anyone interested in how strong, simple and airy guitar and vocal acoustic music can sound can learn a lot from this album, by the group with the odd name.
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BUFFALO Jim Boeheim will coach in his 83rd NCAA Tournament game today against Dayton, the most of any coach in Division I history.
Thirty-seven years ago last Friday, when the bespectacled Boeheim was a na�ve 33-year-old, second-year head coach of the then Orangemen, he was on the sidelines for his first-ever NCAA Tournament game.
When asked about that game Saturday, the now 69-year-old Hall of Famer said he really couldnt remember much. Then he proceeded to describe what happened when SU knocked off Tennessee in overtime before losing to Charlotte in the round of 16.
I think it was Roosevelt Bouies freshman year, Boeheim said after SU sports information director Pete Moore jogged his memory. It was a good tournament for awhile. We thought we had an easy tournament, and then we had Charlotte. They had a guy named Cornbread Maxwell, and it didnt turn out so easy. Im not 100 percent sure, but I think thats what happened.
Indeed, SU fell by 22 points to then North Carolina-Charlotte in the East Region semifinals, now known as the Sweet 16.
Against Tennessee, a team led by the famous duo of Ernie (Grunfeld) and Bernie (Bernard King), SU squandered a double digit lead, saw the Vols tie the game at the end of regulation, and then pulled away for a 93-88 upset win at Baton Rouge, La.
That was way before ESPN and all the blogging and Twitter, Boeheim said. It was a big deal for us, but a lot of the country was not really interested until the Final Four.
Since then, a lot has happened. Now coaching in his fifth decade, Boeheim has won the NCAA title game (2003) and lost it twice (1987, 1996). He has beaten prostate cancer, survived an NCAA probation, divorced and remarried, had a court named after him, won two Olympic gold medals as an assistant to Mike Krzyzewski, and been inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
And, oh yes, won 948 games, second most in Division I history.
Its been a wonderful ride for sure, Boeheim said. So many games. So many great players. So many great friends made. Thats why we never take this for granted.
One Dayton player is a lot more familiar with Syracuse than the rest of the Flyers.
The redshirt senior guard competed against the Orange five times during his two-year career with Georgetown from 2009-11. SU won three of four in 2009-10, including a win in the Big East Conference Tournament. The teams then split two games the following season.
To be honest, that was a long time ago, said Sanford, Daytons valuable sixth man. But I do remember that we didnt like Syracuse and that every game was a knock-down, drag-out battle.
Asked what advice Sanford gave to his teammates about facing the Orange, he said, First of all dont be intimidated by their size. Dont let the zone take away from what you do best. And dont let them get out in transition.
Sanford hit the winning 10-foot bank shot with 3.8 seconds left to give Dayton its 60-59 second-round win over Ohio State on Thursday. That was the Flyers third winning shot in the final seconds this season.
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With Syracuse, Connecticut and Villanova all advancing to the third round here, its like a Big East Conference reunion broke out at the First Niagara Center.
They have all gone their separate ways this season. SU bolted for the Atlantic Coast Conference. UConn is part of the new American Atlantic Conference. And Villanova is a member of the revamped Big East.
For Boeheim, the time for nostalgia is long gone.
I dont really think about it (the Big East) anymore because its not even close to being what it was, he said. Ive moved on and not looked back. Its like you dont ask questions about someones ex-wife, do you?
Villanovas Jay Wright said he has also looked forward, but cant help but yearn for the days when great teams coached by Boeheim and UConns Jim Calhoun were butting heads with his Wildcats.
We remember the Big East for its rivalries, its competitiveness and all of the great players, Wright said. If you looked back on the history of college basketball the last 30 years, Id venture to say our conference had more big games and big personalities than any other league. Thats sad to think about it just being put to the side.
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Having lived in and around Bologna for three years of my life, there is probably no region in all of Italy as close to my heart as Emilia-Romagna. From the magnificent Byzantine frescoes in Ravenna to the two towers in the city of Bologna, and the riches of a magnificent small town like Modena, there is plenty to do besides eat.
However, Emilia-Romagna is considered by many Italians to be the culinary apex of the entire peninsula. Traditional dishes like piadina, lasagne alla bolgnese, tortellini in brodo, tortelloni, tagliatelle al ragu and passatelli rule the world of breads and pastas. Every now and then, when I haven't made a trip back to Italy in too long, my taste buds begin to itch for those mouthwatering flavors of Italian comfort food.
We have a lot of family events currently arising as my eldest son, Benno, is graduating from high school. Naturally, this means big family-style Italian meals with grandparents, cousins and the whole lot. Since my mother has the world's greatest homemade gnocchi covered, I thought I'd make one of my favorite nods to Emilia-Romagna: fresh tagliatelle. My fresh tagliatelle with garlic, rucola and sundried tomatoes is what's on the table this week.
Cutting fresh pasta such as the tagliatelle, tagliarini or pappardelle is easy. All you need is a cutting board, some flour and a good, sharp knife. Even better is that the recipe for basic pasta dough is hard to mess up, as only two major ingredients are included, flour and eggs. Like the Italians in Emilia-Romagna, I prefer my pasta slightly chewy and, most importantly, recognizably simple.
My fresh tagliatelle with garlic, rucola and sundried tomatoes is my homemade rendition of an Italian classic.
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6 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
18 sundried tomato halves, thinly sliced
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Bring 6 quarts water to a boil in a large spaghetti pot and add 2 tablespoons salt.
In a 12-inch sauté pan, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add garlic and cook until light golden brown.
Add sundried tomato pieces and wine, and remove from heat.
Drop tagliatelle into boiling water and cook until tender (about 1 minute).
Drain pasta in colander and pour into pan with sundried tomatoes. Return to heat and toss in the rucola.
Stir gently for about 30 seconds until rucola is slightly wilted and serve immediately.
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Mound the flour in the center of a large wooden board. Make a well in the center of the flour and add the eggs. Using a fork, beat the eggs together and then begin to incorporate the flour, starting with the inner rim of the well. As you expand the well, keep pushing the flour up to retain the well shape (don't worry if it looks messy). When half of the flour is incorporated, the dough will begin to come together. Start kneading the dough, using primarily the palms of your hands. Once the dough is a cohesive mass, set it aside and scrape up and discard any dried bits of dough.
Lightly flour the board and continue kneading for 10 minutes, dusting the board with additional flour as necessary. The dough should be elastic and a little sticky. Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and allow it to rest for 30 minutes at room temperature before using.
Roll out the pasta dough to the thinnest setting on a pasta machine. Cut the dough crosswise into 1/4-inch-wide strips. Place the tagliatelle on a sheet tray that has been dusted with semolina flour, cover with a clean dishtowel, and set aside.
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One of the first groups in Belgium to really tap into the power of the international punk scene which was erupting in 1976-77 were The Kids. In retrospect, it is a bit foolish to call the Kids a "punk"-group, since they were much too R&B for that, but they certainly communicated the "punk"-feeling. Front-man Ludo Mariman in "Wit-lof from Belgium": "In 1976 we were together in a band called "Crash". None of us could really play.
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The Nehemiah Brainerd House and Laurel Cottage guest house are situated in the Haddam Historic District on five acres on a bluff above the Connecticut River.
Located only five minutes from the historic Goodspeed Opera House, a short distance from Gillette Castle State Park, the Essex Steam Train, the historic town of Essex and less than an hour from the LARGEST CASINOS in the world, as well as a number of world class outlet stores. There's no end to the shopping, attractions, antiques, gourmet dining and sightseeing.
Close to HARTFORD, NEW HAVEN, OLD SAYBROOK, MIDDLETOWN and a very short drive to MYSTIC with its aquarium and historic seaport. Centered between New York and Boston and accessible by train via the Old Saybrook station.
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on December 24, 2013
We stay at many B&Bs and/ or small inns when possible, and we've had the gamut of experiences. It was so great to stay with Maryan and Jeff at the Nehemiah Brainerd House because from the beginning, we felt welcomed and the owners made me feel like we were real guests, which, oddly enough, is a rare experience in the B&B field. The house itself is amazing and has been lovingly restored with beautiful antiques, yet feels as if you are stepping back in time. Our room was charming and the bed was lusciously soft- best mattress I've ever slept on! We slept deeply, which was a treat. Maryan made us reservations after suggesting many places to eat, and both she and Jeff made sure we had directions. Breakfast was wonderful and it gave us a chance to visit with our hosts, who were great conversationalists. Normally I would seek out another location for my next vacation, as I like to see a variety of places, but we want to come back here to experience this great inn and see it in a different season. I'm eager to see the grounds in spring as the house is set on a great piece of property overlooking the Connecticut River. They are in the middle of an addition, so there will be an even more tempting choice of rooms soon! We can't wait to visit her again.
Innkeeper ResponseThank you to my very charming guests for their gracious review. Jeff and I are so pleased that you enjoyed your stay and we really hope to see you both again soon.
on July 21, 2013
My wife and I have rarely stayed in B&B's. I also rarely send in reviews about my experiences traveling. This home has changed the reason we will now go and explore more B&B's and write reviews. For those who make a habit of visiting and staying primarily in B&B's you must make a stop in Haddam. The innkeepers were very gracious and the home is restored with love and an eye on details.
on May 18, 2010
We recently had a wonderful trip to Middletown, Ct. and stayed at this gorgeous B&B. Our hosts were wonderful, helpful, informative and most enjoyable. Our room was beautiful as the rest of the house and the surrounding property as well. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can't wait to return.
on December 12, 2009
Let me preface my review by noting that my husband and I have limited experience with B&B stays as our children are only recently out of our travel picture.
That said, I'm afraid that innkeepers Maryan and Jeff Muthersbaugh have raised the bar by providing the quintessential Bed and Breakfast experience. Not only is the house meticulously restored and beautifully decorated but the service was outstanding, with Maryan and Jeff gracefully balancing a warm welcome with the impression that the house and its amenities were ours to enjoy for the weekend. They made themselves available as we needed, providing directions and information on local interests, and disappearing in between.
While our experience on Saturday evening may be indicative of our innkeepers hosting abilities, it probably isn't typical. We returned to the inn at 9:30 PM, with snow falling and the windows lit. The time is significant only in that our hosts were on hand to greet us, introducing us to the new guests and offering to light a fire in the living room fireplace if we wanted to stay up. Around the grand piano in the back corner of the room, our new housemates entertained us with music and song. We added wine and our voices and the eight of us visited until 1 AM. I'm sure this isn't standard fare, but the Muthersbaughs do provide an atmosphere conducive to a serendipitous evening.
on November 08, 2009
Two forty-something sisters enjoyed an extended overnight stay at Laurel Cottage. Innkeepers Muthersbaugh, whose care and attention to detail account for every amenity and modern convenience while providing privacy and outstanding accomodations. From reading on the sunny patio, to a walk in nearby Haddam Meadows, a relaxing afternoon by the no-maintenance fireplace and a bubble bath and fabulous shower experience, Maryan and Jeffry know what first class service is about. I can't wait to spread the word and to go back! PERFECT 10.
on October 09, 2009
Planned to stay one night, extended it to three. Beaurifully restored home and grounds. Our room, Library Suite was lovely and spacious. Jeff and Maryan were helpful and gracious hosts with great senses of humor! Very relaxing stay, wonderful breakfasts, we will be back, much to see and do.
Ray and Linda Goetz, Fripp Island, SC
on October 05, 2009
I wanted to take a minute to share with those who might take the time to read reviews from those of us who have been to the Nehemiah Brainerd House. My wife and have stayed many, many times in all sorts of B&B across the country and in Europe as well. I have to tell you that we have never been so comfortable and treated with such care and consideration. The Cottage was much more than we ever anticipated and the attention to detail and service was such that would beckon our return time and time again. We congratulate the owners of this fine establishment and look forward with great anticipation to our return. Our fondest thanks to you both!
Gregg and Barbara Seabury
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Did Obama just usher in the first real move toward smaller government in decades with the Obamacare fiasco?
It's far too soon to tell. The overwhelming trend over the last 70 years has been toward increased statism and an expanded system of crony capitalism. But we are witness to an amazing change in the political winds. Just a month ago Democrats were declaring victory over having ended the partial government shutdown. Today there isn't much crowing going on.
Obama brings in Verizon to fix Healthcare.gov fiasco
Every new piece of software or website has glitches. It happens. Bugs happen. Sometimes they are even left in knowing that the public will find the problems and identify them for the software developers, so called "beta testing."
But Healthcare.gov is just a disaster. Like the law that birthed it there was a supreme effort to bring the website into existence before anyone could kill it. So what if it wasn't ready? Maybe things wouldn't be so bad.
Worse than even critics expected? In week one, 1% of all those who attempted to register, successfully enrolled in Obamacare.
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Don't lose Jon Stewart Obama. You desperately need his demographic to sign up on the exchanges.
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Well perhaps this is progress? At least they said it.
GOP staffers working with Democratic staffers to keep special Obamacare deal for themselves, Trying to kill Vitter amendment
"Reid and Boxer must really want their #Obamacare exemption to start bribing Members. I'm asking for an ethics investigation," – Sen. Vitter on Twitter
Under Obamacare members of Congress and their staffs were supposed to participate in the healthcare "exchanges" set to come online October 1st, or whenever. However in August both Dems and Republicans in Congress worked a deal with the White House which allowed them to keep their very generous health plans and to avoid being thrown into Obamacare.
Despite retreat, White House determined to start Obamacare money flow (That's how people become addicted)
It appears that the White House has been secretly negotiating with large businesses as Obamacare has veered off down disaster road. The delay of the employer mandate has everything to do with the Obama administration's buddies in big business saying that the program is half baked at best and that they can't comply with the tangle of red tape. So Obama has punted, on this.
Now, however, it appears the administration's bravado was all for show. At the same time Obama was expressing great confidence, White House officials were secretly meeting with representatives of big business to discuss ways to postpone enforcement of parts of the new law. And on Tuesday the White House announced that the employer mandate – sometimes described as a "crucial" element of Obamacare – will be delayed to 2015 from its scheduled start on Jan. 1, 2014.
But the administration knows that come what may it must start transferring money to taxpayers via the healthcare "exchanges." They must increase reliance on the government.
Obamacare employer mandate delay offers temporary relief to employers, economy
At least some employers are happy. Big pharma and the insurance industry are probably not. However given how much difficulty the government is having getting the "exchanges" up, who knows. Maybe even these key beneficiaries of Obamacare are thankful for the delay. The "train wreck" as Democratic senator Baucus famously called Obamacare, has been moved down the track a bit, at least for employers (and their employees).
Millennials Are Obamacare's Last Hope
Come, young people to the Obamacare exchanges. Your premiums will likely go up, by a lot, but the administration needs you to subsidize other people or the entire giant bureaucratic, crony capitalist endeavor might come crashing down. With all that student debt what's a premium increase of hundreds of dollars right? It's only money.
Obamacare Will Share Personal Health Info with Federal, State Agencies
Obamacare has a life of it's own at this point, and it hasn't even been officially born.
Hope you're cool with your most personal health information being shared with federal agencies, including the IRS. But don't worry, as we've seen you can trust the government.
Powerful Senate Democrat Baucus: Obamacare "a huge train wreck coming down."
Not only did we need to pass Obamacare to see what was in it, we now don't even have a clue how it's going to impact the economy.
Wow, Obamacare is really complicated, admits HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius
As time ticks on, Obamacare looks more and more troublesome. It's not just the right wing pundits saying this now, even the woman in charge of implementing the sweeping legislation seems concerned.
Still More Crony Capitalism for the Healthcare System
As we have noted, one of the industries most riddled with crony capitalism is healthcare. This is no surprise, since free prices and normal competition based on price and service have been largely eliminated.
Obamacare: America is About to Voyage into Mind Bending Complexity
The Affordable Care Act is so complex, and according to Greg Scandlin at The National Center for Policy Analysis, so poorly written, that large pieces of Obamacare just won't happen because they literally make no sense. (Or demand unicorns.)


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Wine Trends of Late 2014
Even an industry as old as winemaking and an item as classic as wine isn't safe from trends. And maybe that's not such a bad thing. Here are some of the biggest wine trends happening, and whether or not they're worth your time.
Natural Wine
Natural Wine first got a bit of a bad rap when it came onto the market, with some criticizing the wine for insinuating that other wines were not natural. But, even otherwise mainstream labels are now turning to sustainable practices. Is it worth it to give Natural Wine a sip? Well, considering that the current generation of young wine drinkers wants its yoga pants organic, its baby food non-GMO and its cars hybrid, let's put it this way: sooner or later you may not have a choice but to drink Natural Wine. So you may as well develop a taste for it now. (Editor's Note, a winery putting natural on their wine label doesn't actually mean anything as of today and within the industry natural is a secondary concern as you have the "regular" wineries on one side and the biodynamic folks on the other. Natural wine doesn't even move the needle for getting people riled up. Also, who drives a hybrid car anymore really, I thought everyone was going 100% electric....or maybe that's just Berkeley. Oh and we have a "natural" wine going out this month in our monthly wine club shipments, so there's that)
New regions
You know a glass from Chile or France is usually a good bet, but what about other regions whose wines are making their way into your beverage isle? China, Hungary, Germany and Turkey are starting to sell almost as well as the more "traditional" regions wines. Should you try them? Of course! In fact, the odds are that the flavors that seep into Chinese vines and thereby wines, compliment Chinese food well. And the flavors in Turkish wines compliment Turkish food and so on and so forth. The ingredients for both the wine and the food in theory come from the same soil, after all. Plus, wines from formerly less popular regions will be less expensive than those from oh, say, Burgundy, France or Napa, California.
Chardonnays make a comeback
In recent years, Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc have been the stars of the white wine world. Many believed they either had to go with the very clean, one-layer taste of Pinot Grigio, or the otherwise flavor-packed Sauvignon Blanc—Chardonnay was considered too sweet by many. But now cooler regions like Australia are making a name for themselves in the Chardonnay market, and with a cooler region comes a more tempered Chardonnay—something that falls right between a Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc. (Editor's Note, we don't typically think of Australia as a cooler climate, far from it in fact, but I have had a few interesting versions of Grenache from less known areas in the country that are in fact, cooler than you'd expect. The demise of Australian wine imports is an interesting story in itself for another day, especially because they are in fact from cooler regions. The great hope for Chardonnay fans is that a country like New Zealand that's a really cool climate, gives the grape a try)
Wine sellers and food markets combine
Several Whole Foods markets already offer wine tastings, as well as wine bars, on site. And you'll begin to see many fine dining restaurants offering their bottles to go (un-opened, of course). So, should you only stick to places that are exclusively wine bars to sip your wine? Should you only buy bottles from markets, and stick to a glass at a restaurant? Well, that's up to you. The truth is that some restaurants might hike up the price of their bottles, knowing that their loyal customers will want to patronize them over a BevMo, while others will charge less than that bottle would be at a market, because they got it at a wholesale or bulk buy price. Know the retail price of the bottle before buying it from a restaurant, and as for wine tasting in a Whole Foods, why not? You get to enjoy their famous hot food bar at the same time. (Editor's Note: We have a local "natural" grocery store that has a prepared food annex that has a weekly wine tasting on Sunday's, which is packed, permitting issues aside, it's only a matter of time before the big boys in the Supermarket business catch on.)
The Different Types of Wine Glasses
Have you ever peeked across a restaurant and noticed someone drinking out of a wine glass drastically different than yours and thought, "That one looks fun! Why didn't I get one of those?" Don't worry: your server isn't playing favorites. You were given your wine glass for a very specific reason. Here is a breakdown of the different types of wine glasses. (Editor's Note: At home, we don't have a huge collection of these, far from it. In my house, there are two choices, first a steamless glass from Riedel that we use in our gift baskets and that we use on a daily basis. As you might expect over the past four years of running this business, I've put together a pretty good collection of regular stemmed glasses from wineries and tasting events like Family Winemakers and the Rhone Rangers, we have those for friends who don't quite know what to make of the steamless options. My brother in law Matt has a wider set of choices, all stemmed and highlighted by his Bordeaux glasses which we all enjoy simply because they fit an entire bottle of wine and lead to what we affectionately refer to as, healthy pours)
The Syrah glass is actually a relatively new glass in the world of wines. Designed by the Reidel company, the wide glass tempers the rather concentrated flavor of the wine, and the narrow top brings out the fruit flavors.
For a Bordeaux, with its intense flavors, you use a tall glass with a wide bowl. The long glass keeps the alcohol fumes from traveling up to the nose, and the wide bowl aids oxidation.
A Burgundy glass has a wide bowl like the Bordeaux glass, but the curviature is less dramatic and the top is slightly more open. The big bowl brings out the bouquet of the wine, which travels up even easier because of the tapered top.
Stemless White
Wine Stemless white wine glasses don't just cut back on broken glasses, but they also encourage the drinker to hold the bowl of the glass with their hands, warming the wine slightly and releasing the flavors.
Sauvignon Blanc
The Sauvignon Blanc looks a bit like a miniature standard glass—it's slightly shorter and narrower. The smaller glass lets you appreciate such an aromatic wine, and the thinner top also helps the aromas come out.
Pinot Noir
For a Pinot Noir, you use the wine glass that looks almost like a standard wine glass, but has a wider bowl. This shape of bowl lets the wine aerate best, and the contours of the glass let the bouquet notes come through.
For a Chardonnay, you'll use the glass that looks a bit like a big bowl. This type of glass lets lots of air in, which brings out the subtle nuances of the wine.
Don't attempt to pinch the short stem of the brandy snifter with your fingers—the stem has been shortened so you're forced to cup the glass bowl with your hands. Warming it brings out the aromas.
A glass for this type of wine actually has the shape of an opening rose bud, so that helps you remember it. The flared top of the glass helps deliver the glass directly to the tongue with little change in flavor and the medium sized bowl helps bring out the fruity elements.
Champagne And finally, the flirty champagne flute.
The tall, slender shape helps keep bubbles in, and the tapered rim brings the Champagne's bouquet to the nose.
Proliferation of 100 Point Wines in Robert Parker's Wine
Robert Parker's Wine Advocate has gone from awarding a small handful of 100 point wines every year, to well more than 100 last year (and a pace this year, for well over 100 once again). What's that mean for the industry? There's no perfect answer as of yet, but we're all trying to figure it out. One thing I do know, selling based on scores alone, might get harder-
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One of the interesting thing that's come up over the last few days, the Wine Advocate has now awarded over 500 bottles of wine over the course of their history at 100 points or a perfect score. Interesting thing is that there's a real proliferation of 100 point wines coming right now. 5 years ago, I think that the stats were that less than 50 wines had ever been awarded 100 points in the history of the magazine, and last year alone, there was 102 and there's been 68 already this year. That's kind of before the Bordeaux scores come out. We're looking at another kind of year with well over 100 100 point wines, and so it's just a note of when people get really into, "Well, this wine critic says it's 92 points versus 94 points," if you find somebody who has a similar palate to yours, that's probably a better way of going about it than looking just at the scores as you walk down the aisle. Frankly, I do it too, but it's something that I hope the industry in general can start to move away from (that's also coming from a wine club that talks about shipping wines only 90 points or better in quality, as opposed to scored at 90 points or above like our competitors), especially as kind of this score inflation thing goes out of control, which is what seems to be happening. Yeah, if there used to be a handful of 100 point wines every year, I think that makes sense. There's only so many perfect wines being made and now there's 100 or so a year. That just seems like a big number to me.
Anyway, Mark Aselstine, Uncorked Ventures, and this is the Proliferation of 100 Point Wines in the Wine Advocate.
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I've been told by some people that these slice of life's within the wine industry are interesting, others find them dull. Either way, I'll keep talking about stuff that affects the wider wine industry because I think it's an insight that helps people to buy better value wine. Be it a 90 point wine club from a company like my own, or a cheap bottle from Trader Joe's....knowing some of the back story does lead to better wine.
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Yesterday was election day, as I'm sure everybody's aware at this point, given the steady stream of both tv ads and junk mail that comes in. Here locally, San Francisco and Berkeley both voted on sales tax increases for soda and other sugary drinks. It actually includes juice, too. I have a little kid in the house, so that kind of stuff is something that we notice. It passed in Berkeley not surprisingly, 3/4 of the folks voted for it. It's a 1 cent per ounce tax.
In San Francisco the thing failed. 55% of folks voted for it, but they needed 2/3 because it was going to go in a special fund. That's one interesting thing, at least locally. Second of all, around the elections there's always some changes in the way alcohol is sold, what's legal and what's not.
The state of Tennessee probably had the most movement yesterday. Voters unanimously approved the right for grocery stores to sell wine and beer. Frankly, that's not surprising. I don't think Tennessee and the folks that live there are asking too much at all.
Then the other one is in Oregon, they've had a constant churn of initiatives and ballot measures to try to label GMO products and different GMO products within wine or food. The wine industry was watching them pretty closely. It affects beer much more. There's some residual corn syrup often that's used in beer that would have to be labeled. Many wineries don't use anything that would need to be, but it's just something that on the labeling front, the industry itself is watching pretty closely just because as wine makers use sulfur and other stuff after fermentation, or refine wine before it's bottled, they're not sure exactly how much of that process they want to share, even no matter how clean it appears to most of us.
Anyway, election day came and went. Hope you're doing well.
8 Things Someone Pretending to Know About Wine Will Say
Does your date actually know about wine or did he just peruse one wine magazine and stash some key words in his memory, to try to impress you? Hey—it's okay if he knows nothing about wine! (Well, sort of) It's not okay if he's a liar! Here are things someone who is only pretending to know about wine will say.
If it has a screw cap, screw it
If your date wants to show off his arm muscles by dramatically twisting a corkscrew, fine. But don't let him tell you that wines with a screw cap are cheap. Some very good labels now make screw cap bottles, and not to mention machines that screw on screw caps are pricey. The older the wine, the better The same person who tells you screw cap wines are cheap probably believes the older the wine, the better. Which is also incorrect. Some types of wines taste best within the year they're bottled, some taste best within the first three years and some only get better with age. But it really depends on specifics like the type of wine, and the region it came from. (Editor's note: My take on corks vs screw caps can be summed up by saying, there's plenty of room for both)
Longer legs means better wine
Anyone who has ever watched the Food Network for two seconds has heard somebody talk about the legs on the wine. Essentially, these are the lines of wine that stick to the sides of the glass after swirling it, and trickle down. The amateur will tell you that longer legs means a better wine, but what the long legs actually mean is a higher alcohol content. And someone who actually knows about wine knows that there is really no correlation between how good a wine is and how much alcohol is in it. So unless of course your date is just trying to get you drunk (in which case, a long-legged wine is good for their purposes!) they're incorrect about this.
White wine should be chilled
Actually, there's a reason some white wines are served in stemless glasses—so that your hands will warm it and bring out the flavors. Some white wines lose their flavor when chilled, or become too acidic in flavor.
You can only drink red wine with steak
Oh look—they know how to match their colors (Editor's note: Julia seems like a tough date). But red meat doesn't only call for red wine. While you'll often pair steak with red wine, a Riesling actually goes great with a steak. So long as the steak isn't covered in a heavy sauce, the lightness of the wine combined with the intense flavor pairs with a heavy piece of meat very well.
Wine should be served at room temperature
A) There are different temperatures for every type of wine but B) Does the individual even know what room temperature means? What if the room has been blasted with air conditioning all day? Or it's a hot day, the AC is broken, and the room is basically a sauna? Leaving a bottle out of the fridge or cabinet does not guarantee it gets to "room temperature." You should aerate the wine as long as possible Actually leaving wine out to breathe for too long can give it a vinegary aroma and flavor. You should only expose wine to the air for 25 to 30 minutes to get the positive effects of aeration.
Champagne doesn't age
If that is true, then how come some bottles of champagne that are discovered to be hundreds of years old are being sold for thousands of dollars? (Editor's Note: While aged wine like this does make a great and unique wine gift, these are mostly ego purchases for collectors who have no intention to ever drink the wine itself. Reminds me a bit of the winery which keeps a bottle from their first vintage for people to see in the tasting room like Red Car in Sonoma)
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Columbia County topped all other Washington counties in voter turnout Tuesday, with over 80 percent of the 2,590 registered voters turning in ballots.
Garfield County had the second-highest turnout, with 75 percent, or 1,158 of the 1,537 voters participating.
Walla Walla County voters outdistanced the state turnout of 40 percent, but with 13,053 ballots in out of 30,183 registered voters, the rate fell short of 50 percent, with 43 percent voting.
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i have a us xbox with a chip with a switch on i only have us games but live in the uk. with galleon coming out on fri will i be able to play it without getting banned from live my friend told me live scans my hd and if it finds saves from a different region it bans you.i thought that as long as the chip was turned off id be alright .any one know before i buy galleon thanks
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Turn the chip off and you will be fine.
Tell your friend to go jump off a cliff.
Tell your friend to go jump off a cliff.
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cool thanks a lot so just switch it off and eveything will be cool
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Xbox 360 Elite console
4.5 stars - Pocket-lint recommended
HDMI socket, 120GB hard drive, great graphics
Power pack is massive, still noisy
Two years on from its first outing in the UK, Microsoft brings us the Elite, a new take on the Xbox 360 console aimed at satisfying the gaming fraternity, but has the new additions to an old friend been worthwhile? We get gaming to find out.
In a nutshell the console stays the same, the processor hasn't had an overhaul and the graphics card is still the same. Basically the Elite is more of an update rather than a complete change.
So what do you get? Well a new black lick of paint for starters, a bigger 120GB hard drive, up from just 20GB on the Pro, designed for storing more content like games demos, images, TV shows and Movies and most importantly of all, a HMDI socket to get you full 1080p support for your HD-ready television.
The new Elite console now becomes the flagship of Microsoft gaming range with the Core and Pro models both taking a price cut in reflection.
Priced at £299.99, the model will come with more cables than you could possibly ever want and it's nice that Microsoft has even included a HDMI in the box to get you started on your road to high-def gaming straight away.
However, amongst all the varying cables that allow you to connect the Elite to your TV or monitor, the most important one for those who already own an Xbox 360 is missing; it's the cable that allows you to transfer your data from your own console's hard drive (we are talking hardcore gamers here) to your new unit's storage space.
It's a strange omission as you actually get the cable if you buy the 120GB hard drive on its own. But to be fair if you are new to the console then you don't need it anyway.
The other strange omission with the Elite is the lack of Wi-Fi access in the box (you can get a Wi-Fi attachment). With 7.1 million users of the Xbox Live Service all playing online you would have thought that getting them online as easily as possible would be a priority. Sadly not.
Plug it in and power it up and it's business as usual. The software dashboard interface sports the update from the Spring, and is easy to navigate around. Features include accessing games demos, instant messaging your MSN IM mates as well as spending Microsoft Points on themes and other paraphernalia.
So why the 120GB hard drive that's six times bigger than before? Well it's all about getting ready for content on demand. With the American Movie and TV store promised in the UK before the end of the year, you'll need that storage if you are to start downloading HD movies like 300 or the latest episodes of CSI: Miami.
Of course this is supposed to be a games console and the gaming fraternity will be pleased with the results. Microsoft has addressed some of the problems here with a new heatsink inside to attempt to stop overheating issues and a quieter fan, although don't get excited, it's not that much quieter.
All this though hasn't unfortunately stopped Microsoft from shipping a power pack in the box that is still the size of a small child. It was gigantic before and it's still gigantic now.
Get past the noise and the size of the power pack and the HDMI connection will really show off your gaming on a big screen TV. It's nice that Microsoft is finally up to speed and matching the PS3 from an output point of view.
So what do we think? Well this isn't a new console we've been presented with, merely an update of an old friend, however we are pleased to report the update is all good.
The inclusion of a HDMI socket brings the console into the Home Cinema arena "proper", while the bigger hard drive will certainly help multimedia fans when Microsoft launches its movies on demand service later this year.
Is it worth the premium? We think so. While Microsoft has said that both the Core and the Pro models will be getting HDMI sockets, there is no guarantee when this will be, and even then Microsoft has said that it will only be phased in as current stock runs out.
And what about it up against the PS3? Well the verdict is still out on this one. Adding the HD DVD drive for an addition £99 and a further wireless console means that it's virtually the same £435 price point.
But where the Xbox 360 wins out at the moment is the plethora of games like Gears of War already available. There's no built-in TV tuner feature like that announced this week from Sony, however with Paramount and Dreamworks backing HD DVD it is something to bear in mind.
If you're a gamer and you want to get into the Xbox 360, this is the way to do it. Skip the Core and Pro and stump up the extra £50. It will be worth it in the long run.
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