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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Composer Marvin Hamlisch and Broadway actress Betty Buckley will be the featured entertainers at the Breeders' Cup Gala, scheduled for Friday, November 3, at the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville, Kentucky, it was announced today by D.G. Van Clief, Jr., the president of Breeders' Cup Ltd.
Proceeds from the gala will benefit the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, the Muhammad Ali Center and NTRA Charities.
In the course of a prolific career, the multi-talented Hamlisch has won three Oscars, four Grammys, three Emmys, three Golden Globe Awards and a Tony Award. His groundbreaking show A Chorus Line earned him a Pulitzer Prize.
He is the composer of more than 40 motion picture scores, including The Way We Were, The Sting, Sophie's Choice, Ordinary People, Bananas and Three Men and a Baby, among others. Among Broadway shows, he composed They're Playing Our Song and The Goodbye Girl.
Hamlisch was also the musical director and arranger of Barbara Streisand's 1994 concert tour. He is the Principal Pops Conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and recently assumed the same position with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington D.C., the first time anyone has held that position.
Buckley, also a Tony Award winner, has appeared in Broadway musicals such as Cats, 1776, Song & Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Pippin and Triumph of Love as well as Andrew Lloyd Webber's Sunset Boulevard. She has appeared in the movies Carrie, Tender Mercies, Frantic and Another Woman and also starred for four seasons, in the role of Abby Bradford, in the hit television series Eight Is Enough.
The Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation funds equine research; the Muhammad Ali Center promotes tolerance, hope and understanding; and NTRA Charities promotes and enhances charitable endeavors within the Thoroughbred racing industry.
The Gala will be held on the eve of the 17th running of the Breeders' Cup Championship, which will be held Saturday, Nov. 4, at Churchill Downs in Louisville. The eight Breeders' Cup races will offer a total of $13 million dollars in purses.
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I didn't know the way to go
Inside i felt chaos and woe
I listened hard and listened long
Inside my heart, I heard your song.
I fell into the openness
Of YOU!
I stood tall across the range of time
Melted into a land of rhyme
Wrote a song meant only just
For YOU!
Can't remember my last kiss
Though it is always you I miss
I can't think back, cause always
It's been YOU!
For one-thousand eons now
I hear the softest dove-like call
And knowing all the time
That it was YOU!
Now my inner visions clear
May I shed just one last tear?
I give up all my thoughts now just
For YOU!
There was free will you gave to me
Now I choose to set it free
The gift you gave to me
Goes back to YOU!
No more will we be apart
You now have my entire heart
There is no separation
There's only YOU!
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Genre: Religion and Spirituality
wow.. this is really nice.. keep up the goo workk
The whole color-spectrum of light
Comes from one brilliant ray of white
I know! Isn't it SSSSOOOO COOL!?? I am a color person too. there is a color for each individual I meet. Oh! and did you know that if a bird (say blue jay) is blue then that means that that is the only color that is not reflected by the light? (or somithing like that) :) I don't know HELP! it's all so confusing at times LOL!
take care devilrod see you later ****
"There's only YOU," Katie... another lovely write!:-)
Wonderfull words loved it
this peace of writing really got my attenion from the first time i started reading it
and trust me not much poems do that to me
sooo.. what im trying to say is this is really good and you are a talented writer!
" I fell into the openess of YOU" What a beautiful line ! ! ! Lovely title for a lovely flowing poem..I enjoyed reading this one--enough to read it several times :)......Z
Great !!!
Thank you Katie :)
A beautiful poem of love and commitment.
thankyou. so you got me mixed up with Dawn Prest? well that's a wonderful compliment (smile) she is EXTREMELY talanted. I know you will very much enjoy her works. if I had the patience I would read the novels. mostly i read poetry, some short stories. vest wishes to you *** katie
To be a whole. Is to truly let 'oneself' go.
and I found that the best way to find 'oneself' is to become lost and confused .
I like the line
There was free will you gave to me
Now I choose to set it free.
beautifully expressed poem
god bless
paul xxx
Hey me to; to become Lost and confused I believe is the way that led me also. it was a state of mind that just had to be for a while kinda like a cocoon state of not choosing anything and just being. the free will thing, I read in a book that it is the only thing we own that is ours, but in the end we have to give it back. make sense? take care; keep playing; be good but never grow up (smile)
I had a photo of my Aura taken last year and it was gold with a hite centre! The women doing the reading said it was in the shape of a dove with golden wings :) I though you might interesting, being a colour person! I love colours!! I also love the poem, very inspiring as always ~ Nixie
Nixie; Gold is a very good color to have, I don't remember the exact info on it, but Jesus himself has a goldish white aura. Maybe the woman saw your angels aura? A dove with golden wings sounds so beautiful. If it is your angel she must be standing right with you. if it is you then You must be the angel (smile). What a wonderful thing to know.
thanks for sharing that, I much enjoy that type of conversation. take care Nixie have a great day **** katie
I LOOOOVE this poem its great. I think a lot of people can relate to it.
Inside i felt chaos and woe
I fell into the openness
Of YOU!
I loved every word of this poem...
i can relate to it...
good poem ;-)
Hey i am back again....
Can u compile all ur poems and publish soon.....They r sweet and honest and true like you are
ahahahahhahaha ^_^
well, do you know what?
I have been attempting to do jsut that
the one thing is getting them in an order you know?
I wish to place them just so, so they will take your heart from here, to out there and back again hahahahaha do you know what I mean? ^_^ so also Pratibha there SO many of them. I ahve been writing now for four years, and I don't wish to put too many and have someone get bored cause to tell the truth so many of them are basically the same thing only in different wording you know? so but I think that this memorial day weekend will be the perfect time to get going on it. HAHAHA, every time I go back to comment there is another one there, and I count: ooh how could there still be ten? LOLOLOLOL!!!!! ok so I see you are still reading and I am not crazy HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA! :D
didn't know the way to go
Inside i felt chaos and woe
I listened hard and listened long
Inside my heart, I heard your song.
I fell into the openness
Of YOU!
Nope u r not crazy....ur poems are fresh always and I keep coming back when i need 'help' and 'love'....see here i am again....
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I am scared.
That my cut will be my last.
That I will be found by my past
That I will become alone.
From the lies and secretes I hold.
That I cant atone.
That I will not awake.
Silent darkness.
My soul he did not take.
I will never find the one.
They will always be wrong.
That they find out what I have done.
And rip heart away.
They will betray me.
And I will not see another day.
I am scared,
That you would leave.
That you will hate me.
That you will betray me.
That you will hurt me.
that you will lie to me
That you will Love me.
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true...good poem
Ooh dark. I like dark :D twisted piece, love it ^^
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17 June 2013
18 June 2013 Last updated at 21:17 BST
In today's era of cell phone cameras and instant snap shots, it's hard to imagine a time when photography was difficult, technical and time consuming.
But in the mid-19th Century it was confined to a few pioneers. In the United States, they included the brothers Henry and Charles Meade, the subjects of a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington.
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Yes it's hard to break them in because I only get to wear them on weekends. You might like it more once your pair becomes soft and smooth to wear. Those jeans are expensive but it's better than spending money at a casino.
The Jeans-fi thread - Page 45
Head-Fi's Best Sellers
- "airy sound, punchy bass, forward mids, great overall balance, super comfy design, CHEAP!""Value, natural, balanced sound"
- "Compact, Two bass boost settings, Decent audio quality""Decent audio performance, great form factor"
- "Nice highs and mids, comfortable""Excellent value, substantial sub-bass , non-fatiguing, relatively neutral/accurate, folds for traveling"
I just shrank my first pair of 501 STFs. I bought them in 31W 36L, a bit longer in the leg than the tag recommended (my normal size in 514s is 30W 32L, and 31W for 511s), but they were $25 at Ross, so I decided to go for it. After mostly drying, the legs seem to be about 33 inches now, but the waist is still pretty loose. Do you guys think I should put them in the tub for a second rinse? I'd like to get the waist a little tighter, but I'm worried that the legs might shrink too much, and that it'll lose too much indigo (it didn't lose much the first time, though).
I soaked mine in hot water for an hour, followed by wash and dry in a machine. Some denims can be stretched by wearing them, especially in the waist area.
I followed this guide for soaking them. Haven't machine washed them yet. After letting them hang to dry some more, the waist shrank a bit and the size is now perfect.
Still a little long, but I usually cuff my jeans anyways. This is how big the waist is:
Very little play, but it feels great.
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Made sure to wear my USA Made J-Brand "Kane" Raw denim for my engagement photos. Man these things make me look sharp!
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always loved the diesel zathan - esp. 772. not so in style anymore since they're a bootcut and flare a tiny bit. probably one of the most sought after jeans at one point.
i usually get Levis 511 - slim yet stretchy and comfy
have a pair of sevens and paper denims, but especially 7 jeans are so played out now
This thread reminds me of styleforum.net. Rarely go there, except to sell a coat recently... but wow, an incredibly snobby bunch as a whole. Take a flamesuit if you ever venture over there. It's what I expected head-fi to be like before I became a member here------only to find the complete opposite. AWWWWWWw <3
Edited by hyogen - 5/17/12 at 11:15pm
Levi's Capital E Matchstick is a slim fit as well.
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Bought a pair of black 3sixteen+ jeans, the 721BSP model. The color is awesome, but they hardly shrank at all and the legs need to be shortened by about 4-5 inches.
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I don't know if people are familar with some of the Japanese brand denims, but I own a pair of Samurai S5000BKs for years now and they've faded beautifully. I also have a pair of Helmut Lang Straight Cuts for more casual non wrangler look.
A few of us here have Japanese denims, but my denims haven't faded much.
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So it's Kohls brand, these aren't $100 jeans or vintage levi's:
I recently got a pair of Marc Anthony slim cut jeans at Kohls, cus I had $40 bucks in store credit that was about to expire. I was going to get some shorts, but it turns out 31W is a weird size there, I don't get it. I got them because these jeans were the only 31x34's in the store, but they've made me a fan of the line. They fit really well, which is unusual for me because I have a narrow waist, but tall, thicker leg. The coloration is good on them and I think they'll wear pretty attractively. They're also really soft and comfortable for being as dark as they are. Definitely worth looking at if you see them
Just got some new 511s. Not sure if they're raw or not (is there a way to tell?).
Not sure why the selvedge doesn't have the red line through it - well, I DID buy them from eBay.
My Capital E and LVC 501s had red lines. Raw or unwashed denim would shrink after a wash or soak.
Maybe only Levi's that are made in the USA have a red line through the selvedge (mine were made in Cambodia). I do think they are raw, they're pretty stiff, and I read that for Levi's, "rigid" means raw.
Blue In Green has items on sale. The money raised will go to Red Cross.
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- "airy sound, punchy bass, forward mids, great overall balance, super comfy design, CHEAP!""Value, natural, balanced sound"
- "Compact, Two bass boost settings, Decent audio quality""Decent audio performance, great form factor"
- "Nice highs and mids, comfortable""Excellent value, substantial sub-bass , non-fatiguing, relatively neutral/accurate, folds for traveling"


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StylishApartment with Terrace (Silver I)
Nombre max. de visiteurs4
Salles de bain1
Surface70 m²
Etage(Avec ascenseur)
- Adapté aux familles/enfants
- Internet/WIFI
- Cuisine
- Climatisation
- Machine à laver/sèche-linge
- Ascenseur dans l'immeuble
- Balcon/terrasse
Description de l'hébergement
|Rua da Prata, 1100-415 Lisbon, Portugal
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|Code de l'offre
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|Il y a 3 jours
The apartment is located on the 5th floor of a renovated historic building which has an elevator to the 4th floor. There is a lovely terrace where it is possible to sit outside and have a glass of wine, enjoy the views towards the river, or even have your meals here. The apartment also has air-conditioning, cable TV and free WiFi Internet.
The living room is bright and spacious, with space to one side reserved for an extra double sofa-bed, where 2 further guests can stay if necessary. There are large windows to let in the natural sunlight, and a door gives access to the terrace with a bench, chairs and a table. The furnishing is modern and stylish, with a sofa, armchairs, coffee table, LCD with cable TV, DVD, and CD's.
The spacious double bedroom has a large, comfortable bed (2.00m x 1.60m), a chaise-lounge, mirror, reading lamps, tables and plenty of wardrobe space. The bathroom is bright and clean, with a full bath tub, shower unit, WC, bidet and washbasin. The kitchen is fully-equipped with all the time-saving devices you might need for a long or short stay in central Lisbon: oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, iron/ironing board, coffee machine, electric grill, cooking utensil, cutlery, crockery and more.
The highlight of this property is definitely the terrace, allowing you to enjoy the warm Lisbon weather and relax outside.
The apartment is situated in one of the most central locations in the city, on the 5th floor (elevator up to 4th floor) of a renovated building on the Rua da Prata street, one of the most well-known streets in the downtown Baixa area of Lisbon, which runs from the Praça do Comércio square to the Figueira da Foz square.
In this area you can find an immense variety of shops, restaurants, cafeterias and other commerce, as well as major transport facilities such as bus, trams, taxis and even trains from the nearby Rossio train station. From here, it is possible to walk very easily and quickly to Chiado for designer shops, cafés and art galleries, to the Bairro Alto for restaurants, pubs and nightlife and also to the Old Town Alfama district to see the Castle, cathedral and other major sights.
You can visit the Fado Houses in Alfama or Bairro Alto, or visit one of the hundreds of restaurants in the area. In 5 minutes you can walk to the Praça do Comércio to have a drink at one of the terrace cafés, or sit by the riverfront to relax by the water. This is the heart of the Baixa district of Lisbon and there is always plenty to do.
Please note that from the 1st of January 2016, Lisbon City Council will be charging a city tax of EUR 1 per person per night which is not included in the total price and should be paid during check-in. This tax is charged to guests aged 13 and older. It is subject to a maximum amount of EUR 7 per guest.
Règles de la maisonSecurity deposit of 150€, maid in cash and returned after your stay if no damage is done.
Late check-in after 9pm has a 30 euro surcharge.
Baby cot/crib, baby chair on request.
Please note that from the 1st of January 2016, Lisbon City Council will be charging a city tax of EUR 1 per person per night which is not included in the total price and should be paid during check-in. This tax is charged to guests aged 13 and older. It is subject to a maximum amount of EUR 7 per guest.
|Prix pour > 2 voyageurs
|18 € par voyageur/nuit supplémentaire
|Nombre max. de nuits
|6 mois
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L'appartement est très bien situé dans le quartier de l'alfama ,mais très bruyant puisqu'au bord d'une rue passante .Un restaurant avec terrasse est situé juste au pied de l'immeuble. L'hôte est très sympa,mais n'était pas là à mon arrivée.
Je ne recommande pas cet appartement.
J'y suis allé avec deux amis dans ce bel appartement rénové. Très bien situé et les propriétaires vraiment sympathiques! L'origine, nous avions réservé 3 nuits et fini par rester pour 6!
Stayed with two friends in this beautifully renovated apartment. Great location and really friendly owners! Had originally booked 3 nights and ended up staying for 6!
Nous étions dans la maison dans le quartier de l'Alfama en Décembre le pont. La vérité est que le sol était charmante, avec ses deux étages et les vues depuis les fenêtres du toit. Entièrement équipé et très propre. Nous sommes allés avec deux jeunes enfants et c'était génial. D'un autre côté c'est vraiment à 60 secondes de l'arrêt initial du tram 28, à trois minutes de la place Rossio et flânerie à partir de la maison en dix minutes dans le château de San Jorge. Imbattable emplacement. Ravi.
Estuvimos en la casa del barrio de Alfama en el puente de diciembre. La veras es que el piso era encantador, con sus dos pisos y sus vistas desde las ventanas del tejado. Totalmente equipado y muy limpio. Fuimos con dos niños pequeños y se lo pasaron genial.
Por otro lado está realmente a 60 segundos de la parada inicial del tranvía 28, a tres minutos de la plaza de Rossío y callejeando desde la casa hacia arriba en diez minutos en el castillo de San Jorge. Inmejorable situación. Encantados.
We had wonderful time in Lissabon! Apartment was very nice, in the centrum of Lissabon, perfect for city trips and close to nice restaurants and caffe bars, in lovely Bairro Alto quarter. Our host was very simpatic and useful we had everything what we need. In Lissabon was very hot and we did not even use any air-conditioner because the walls of house were so thick that we had very nice temperature inside. Our bed was also very good.
Very nice & clean locatioan near the airport.
The appartment is located in a pleasant neighbourhood of Lisbon. It a spacious appartment with enough room for 4 people and a nice little garden. The equipment in the kitchen, expected for a longer stay, is limited. The appartment is located in an older building, which on one hand creates a nice environment, but it can be noisy depending on the activity of the neighbours. And as we experienced in other appartments in Lisbon the beds are of a relative poor quality, good enough for a few days but less appropriate if you stay longer.
I can recommend the apartment of Roger. Central location. Short walking distance to the city and Metro. Check-In was very good and on time, we even got a google map link with good nearby restaurants. Communication and support was perfect.
Only the cleanliness of bathroom (shower) and the kitchen cabinets could be better. John
Nice apartment with all you need, right in the centre so you can walk most. A (e-)bike rental just around the corner.
The shower suffices but could do with a renovation.
The neighbourhood is quite lively at night, so when you like silence have your meal outdoors until at least 10 pm. Bedroom has double glass.
Our cabdriver had difficulty finding the address (even with GPS) and he may find it easier to go to the tram 28 stop on Praca Martim Moniz, near the hotel.
very nice and simpatic guest. thank you very much!
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Peritoneal Mesothelioma
Peritoneal mesothelioma is a form of cancer that affects the lining of the abdomen (the peritoneum). It is caused by the ingestion of asbestos fibers.
What is Peritoneal Mesothelioma?
How Is Peritoneal Mesothelioma Treated?
Cytoreductive Surgery
This is the only surgical option available to those with a peritoneal diagnosis. This surgery has high success rates when it is combined with chemotherapy.
This is the most common treatment for peritoneal mesothelioma. It is sometimes administered directly to the abdomen during surgery.
This is the least invasive treatment option for peritoneal mesothelioma patients. Radiation may be delivered during surgery as well.
Get Connected To Dr. Paul Sugarbaker
Why Choose Dr. Paul Sugarbaker?
- Developed HIPEC a.k.a. "the Sugarbaker procedure"
- Has treated many mesothelioma survivors
- Involved in clinical trials and research
- Abdominal Pain
- Loss of Appetite
- Blood Clots
- Fatigue
- Fluid Buildup (Ascites)
- Nausea
- Abdominal Swelling
- Fever or Sweating
- Tissue Lumps in the Abdomen
- Anemia
- Seizures
- Bowel Problems
In most cases, peritoneal mesothelioma does not spread to the lungs. It has been shown to spread to the other abdominal areas, such as ovaries, liver, or intestines. This metastasis often causes it to become discovered and sometimes misdiagnosed. Symptoms of stomach pains or ascites sometimes results in a misdiagnosis of hernias or a simple stomachache.
Peritoneal mesothelioma does not usually spread to the lymphatic system (lymph nodes) or blood stream. It usually metastasizes in large masses in the same areas where it originated.
How Does Peritoneal Mesothelioma Develop?
1Asbestos fibers are ingested. This can happen after being inhaled, coughed up, and then swallowed.
2The body attempts to filter and remove them, but the sharp fibers can lodge into the lining of the abdomen (peritoneum). The fibers irritate the peritoneum and can cause genetic damage to cells.
3Genetic damage can keep cells from receiving important signals about when to stop replicating. This causes unchecked cell division and the formation of a malignant tumor. It can take decades for this process to happen.
Peritoneal Mesothelioma
Doctors may also use a technique called peritoneoscopy. During this procedure, a surgeon makes a small incision on the patient's abdomen and uses a small camera to explore the abdomen. There is also a tool on the camera that helps to extract tissue on the peritoneum to test for mesothelioma.
Generally, before the tumors start to spread, peritoneal mesothelioma is centralized to the abdomen. As it progresses to stage 2, the mesothelioma may spread more but is still contained in the peritoneum. In the final stage, stage 4, the mesothelioma has spread to other organs, such as the liver and colon.
Patients in the later stages may receive palliative treatments, like radiation or chemotherapy. Another palliative treatment option may be a paracentesis to drain the fluid buildup in the abdomen.
The most successful treatment of peritoneal mesothelioma has been the combination of cytoreduction surgery and HIPEC (heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy). The cytoreduction removes most of the cancerous tumor, and HIPEC is used to kill the remaining cells.
Find a mesothelioma specialist offering this treatment option using our free Doctor Match program.
Cytoreduction Surgery
Cytoreduction is also referred to as "debulking." The goal of cytoreduction is to remove as much of the tumor as possible, though it is often not possible to remove the entire tumor. The peritoneum (lining of the abdomen) and/or some other organs may need to be removed. It is usually performed in patients with stage 1 or 2 peritoneal mesothelioma.
Recovery can take anywhere from 7 to 13 days. One study showed a majority of patients experiencing nausea up to 13 days after their surgery. Regular activities (such as eating, drinking, and mobility) are typically reestablished within 11 days after the cytoreduction and HIPEC.
Heated Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC)
Heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) is used in patients who have cancers of the abdomen. High doses of chemotherapy are intended to kill any remaining mesothelioma cells left after a cytoreduction surgery. HIPEC is a heated and sterilized chemotherapy treatment.
Dr. Paul Sugarbaker led the way in innovating cytoreduction with HIPEC for patients with peritoneal mesothelioma.
The side effects of this chemotherapy are less than those of regularly administered chemotherapy. At the end of the 60-90 minutes, the chemotherapy is washed out of the body.
- Also referred to as "hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemo" or simply "hot chemo"
- Usually done after cytoreduction
- Administered both during surgery (most effective) and after using an abdominal catheter


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> Hi folks,
> Just had to tell all of you about my group of hosta seedlings now know as the
> X Files. Where they came from, I have not the foggiest. The label has just
> disappeared. When the little fellows began to leaf out a few weeks ago, they
> really caught my attention. About one-fourth of the plants are a lovely soft
> creamy yellow. Upon first seeing them I said to myself they will never make
> it. Since the substance seemed more than adequate, I gave a few of them a
> fighting chance. They continue to grow and look stronger each day. The other
> three-fourths are very dark in color. They came up with crinkles, ruffles and
> dimples. A few of these were streaked. Several of the leaves look as if they
> have been waxed. I just had to pot a few of these strange looking seedlings.
> To myself, I said I will just do 9 to see what they grow up to be. A few days
> later I felt compelled to transplant another 9. Today I finished potting 72.
> It seems I just can't leave them alone. Today I discovered they are
> developing bright red petioles. One of the brightest yellows makes a real
> contrast against this lovely red.
> If all of this work is in vain, I have still gotten its worth just watching
> them for the past weeks. Sure wish My computer would do an aging enhancement
> to show them to me five years from now. We do it with people. Where is the
> wizard that can do it for plants?
> Another thought for consideration how small is too small? A new seedling from
> Lakeside Baby Face now has 7 leaves yet the plant is only about the size of a
> nickel.
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Watching baby hosta grow and develop is an a lot of fun iI know some of my
griends and family visably cringe when i go of on a rant about my seedlings . I
would like to comment on your question how small is to small > While i sure do
love the beasts of the hosta world like sum and substance or big mama i have
found myself increasingly entranced by many of the smaller types over the last
few years on in particular that was given to me several years ago ( possibly Host
venusta) has in 5 years formed a clump about 4" wide and 2" tall and it is one of
the cutest members of my hosta collection , amazingly this little plant produces
a 8" spike of flowers which are well over an inch i length . The leaves are no
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If by that you mean javascript bloat, then yes, developers have made a mess of the web. For example, a typical product page on Amazon is 1.8M of *minified* javascript.
The problem is that developers no longer answer to their bosses. They answer to web forums. They are so afraid of doing things other programmers wouldn't find acceptable that they'll code to please web forums rather than doing their job. That means using the heaviest frameworks available and writing the deepest, most complex code they can manage to understand themselves.
Actually the problem is that the idea of doing stuff on a web page, then clicking a submit button and reloading an entire page just for a few pixels to change is a clunky old way of doing things that deserved to die.
Javascript lets us create a richer, more responsive experience that most users prefer. We can provide instant feedback on a field within a form that will fail validation, we can instantly tell people their chosen username is already taken, we can guess ahead at what the might be about to search for and autocomplete for them in a more intelligent way, we can create graphs that track data in real time.
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How English is that global icon, the English garden? Less so, I think, than that other icon, the English face, but more so than that hybrid, the English dog. This weekend the best things in the garden are not English at all. They are Chinese winter sweet, which seem undeterred by the recent cold weather and double snowdrops, the best of which come from the Crimea. What, though, about those dreamy English borders and their ultimate founding mother, Gertrude Jekyll, revered in garden histories the world over?
When the architect Sir Herbert Baker visited her in her home, Munstead Wood, he decided that it represented "the best simple English country life ... frugal, yet rich in beauty and comfort". Jekyll wrote a book called Old West Surrey and commissioned much of her house in the vernacular style, which she had admired since childhood. Even her fireplace was equipped with Old West Surrey fire tongs and an Old West Surrey shovel.
How could there have been any foreign input into a spinster whose cats were called Pinkieboy and Tittlebat?
Nobody, not even Jekyll, is an island. On checking the list of gardens she designed, I find there was one in Berlin and another, the South African war memorial, in a wood in France. There were also plans for Le Bois des Moutiers, which we can still visit in Normandy. I then remembered her head gardener. He was a Swiss-German called Albert Zumbach who worked on her English borders for 35 years until arthritis forced him to stop. Her theories on colour and her famous way of blending one "neighbouring" shade of yellow or red into a spectrum were based on a very un-English source, the bossy "colour-wheel" of ME Chevreul, a French engineer. There is also the matter of Jekyll's sister, Caroline.
Caroline Jekyll married a rich but unhealthy Englishman, Frederick Eden, and together they emigrated to Venice for the sake of his health. There they planted the most extraordinary English garden abroad, a dream of a place on more than four acres of land on the Giudecca, the island opposite the Zattere and the bit we all think of as main Venice. It is still there, though damaged by storms and much altered in the past 40 years. The Eden garden was often visited by the young Gertrude and it may well be her sister and her expatriate inspiration which first alerted Gertrude to some of her subsequent "English" features.
The most amazing items in the Eden garden were the pergolas of wood. They ran for nearly half a mile and much of them was underplanted with white madonna lilies, a flower which English expatriates in Italy found to be very willing to grow well. In her much later book on lilies I notice that Jekyll still gives a picture of her sister's impressive madonnas, flowering on a scale that we forget to attempt nowadays.
These foreign hints point to contacts abroad, but were they anything more than contacts with yet more English style? Certainly, thanks to Jekyll, foreigners started to want the English style for their own gardens. In Delaware the great garden patron Henry du Pont copied Jekyll items for his sumptuous garden at Winterthur. He ordered a grey garden, inspired by her ideas, and put a note in the margin of her book where it printed the plan of her famous autumn garden of Michaelmas daisies: "Follow Miss Jekyll's shape of beds and arrangement of colours." The debt eventually ran in the opposite direction. After 1918, Jekyll was finding it hard to maintain her four gardeners and her Surrey garden in the new age of inflation. Americans bailed her out. The exclusive Garden Club of America sent her a cheque for $10,000 to put her back on her feet.
So Jekyll was one of the first troubled assets in need of relief, but was she not rescued because her eye and her experience were so English to the core? Not if you re-read her most famous book, Wood and Garden.
There are clear memories of her Mediterranean travels and evidence of her admiration of Mediterranean flora. She loved aromatic cistuses and she liked to plant them under vigorous species of roses. Her heather garden was not narrowly Scottish. It had plenty of Spanish heath in it and, in her mind's eye, there was always a Mediterranean glimmer.
She travelled, and went out to her sister and presumably then down Italy to what she later admires as "good old Italian gardens" and the Villa d'Este, whose pools she illustrates and recommends in her later book, Walls and Water Gardens. She even went across to Algeria in her early thirties, where she admired the lovely lavender-flowered winter iris in the wild. She later championed it for beds close to a house door, where its colour and scent can be admired on dark English days. This iris, our Iris unguicularis, is starting to flower this weekend, one of the essential plants for "English" gardens. I look on mine with Jekyll and Algeria in mind.
A reader, appropriately from west Surrey, has just come up with even more. He found it in the excellent little journal of The Mediterranean Garden (www.MediterraneanGardenSociety.org), where Michael Tooley, a professor of geography, follows Jekyll on far more Mediterranean travels than I realised that she took. One is irresistible. Aged 40, she was in Capri and sent postcards describing her delight at the brilliant blue lithospermum which ran in the cracks of the limestone cliffs. She dug bits of it up and sent pieces to the great wild gardener William Robinson. In my book Thoughtful Gardening I have just written about my own visit to Capri and an encounter with this brilliant blue flower around the louche old emperor Tiberius's villa. I had no idea that Jekyll had been there first, uprooted bits of it and added it to her "English" nursery list.
Rooted in Surrey, bailed out by Americans, she nonetheless had a widely travelled and widely read eye. She had gone to the Greek islands aged 19 and never forgot them. In Wood and Garden, 30 years later, she writes lyrically about the scents and evergreens and the tree-like suckers of the sweet bay tree in nature. "Only when one has seen it grow like this can one appreciate the old Bible simile", that the crooks all flourish "like the green bay tree".
To stand, she writes, "while still on earth in a grove of giant myrtles 15 feet high is like having a little chink of the door of heaven opened, as if to show what good things may be beyond". The grand old lady of English gardening had been formed by un-English travels. All styles are mongrels, and in Jekyll's Garden of Eden the finest flowers were not from Old West Surrey.


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When temperatures dipped below the freezing mark, Campbell County school officials made the call to operate schools on a delayed schedule.
Dennis Potter, county road superintendent, said his department also saw an involuntary decline in productivity related to the temperature. While highway department crews may have lost time on routine projects, Potter said his department stayed busy getting ready for forecasted snow.
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At Our Father's House in Morley on Saturday, hundreds of adults surrounded the ministry to receive boxes of food and bags stuffed with clothing and toys.
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As the snow fell all around them, highway department crews operated 12 trucks and two graders throughout the night on Sunday. Campbell County Road Superintendent Dennis Potter said many roads had to be re-plowed as the snow continued to pile up.
School and business closures kept many people at home Monday, which was for the best, according to Potter.
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Dare I try a 3s lipo with a XL5? or is this a sure path to disaster? Thanks; Don
I wouldn't do it.
This will TOTALLY work, saw a guy on YouTube do it
Those ESCs are not set up for 3S. The VXLs can barely handle it.
If you're a pyromaniac then go for it... It'll be a good spark and smoke a bit.
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Mine started to smoke on 2s. If you do try it, put some super tall mod1 gearing to see if you can get just one speed run. I'd like to see that. That gives you the excuse to upgrade to brushless.
More than likely, the over-voltage protection will kick in and simply not let you go anywhere. However, the XL-5 ESC is a good unit and I would not sell it short.
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Hey does any1 know how i can help my horses mane and tale to grow longer...thanks heaps
hey i hav an appy and there a real pains with there main n tails lol but i got told by one of me mates who had the same problem and i tried it and it worked.
All you hav to do is put peanut butter oil in there and just brush it through and leave it and dont brush your horses main or tail till you do this again you only hav to do this probly once or twice a week...
hope this is a bit of help :)
I too have an appy,but luckily her tail isn't thin..But it seems to be getting shorter, I bough "Santa Fe"(it comes in an orange bottle) and i spray it on her regularly and it seems to be working.
i also have an appy and have the santa fe and it works for her tail. It has gotten a lot longer, but hasn't gotten thicker
Well for starters it would help to have a rug on your horse. This includes neck rug and tail bag. It stops them from rubbing on trees ect and pulling it staight out (also barb wire if you have it, i don't simply because of that reason)
Or some breeds inherit it like the old appy. K hope that helps,
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Shapley's MTG!!!!! Fabulous for everything! (Enough said!)
I use the MTG as well.
My quarter horse has a short thin main and a tail a little on the shorter side. I started to use the MTG..but honestly havent been diligent with it. Even with that her main and tail have been growing!
M-T-G love the stuff, hate the smell. I think its a great conditioner too. My horse has a really thick mane and tail but when I use the stinky stuff even after a few weeks its still much easier to brush out. I use it for some tail dermatitis/dry skin it always clears it right up, and to keep her mane and tail thick and long.
For a longer tail, braid it from the bottom of the tailbone on down, and then fold it over itself and but it into a tail bag or a tall sock. For the sock, rip the part that sits on your leg into 2 pieces so it looks like this.
Tie the two ripped parts together and it should hold the tail and enable it to grow longer.
For the mane. Just put it in many braids, this should help it grow longer.
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The album finds the multi-Platinum, Montreal-based quintet accompanied by an all-star lineup of special guests, including All Time Low's Alex Gaskarth, Somali/Canadian rapper K'Naan and Rivers Cuomo, who co-wrote and performs on the album's infectious song, "Can't Keep My Hands Off You." The band will also be on this year's Vans Warped Tour which kicks off next month.
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What's keeping you from being a blogging master? You are. If you look around at some of those popular blog you follow you'll see that most of those bloggers are no better than you are when it comes to their writing skills. In fact, some of them really stink. But they're drawing in the crowds every day, aren't they? You can, too. You just need to figure out what's holding you back.
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Trust me, there are plenty of people out there who agree with you and they've been wondering when you're going to come down off you high horse and let your true feelings shine through. Be fair and present both sides of the issue so your readers can form their own opinions. But never be afraid to be controversial if that's the way you really feel about something. It's much easier to be "you" than it is to pretend to be someone else.
Are you afraid your readers will see you're not really an expert?
For a while I found myself writing posts that were always vague. I'd give my readers just enough information to let them know I knew what I was talking about but I avoided going into details because I wasn't always sure myself if I was right. But your readers want those details. That's what keeps them coming back to your blog.
If you've been blogging about your topic for quite a while then you're eventually going to have to learn more so you can share that knowledge with your readers. Instead of avoiding topics you don't really understand because you're afraid you'll be found out, dig in and start learning more of those expert details.
Are you afraid people will laugh at your writing?
This should be the least of your worries. Like I said, just start reading a few of those big-name blogs and you'll soon see that most of them write no better than you do. Of course, you'll want to pay attention to your spelling and try to use good grammar. But it's also important to talk to your readers on their level.
If you're blog addresses rocket scientists then you'll need to worry about scientific terminology, but if you're addressing the average Internet searcher who reads at an 8th grade level, then by all means "talk" to your readers just like you'd talk to your friends.
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I have definitely stopped and not posted due to thinking, "I can't say that in front of millions of people" even though I think certain things need to be said. Great post!
There are numerous self doubts that are clouding people that venture into online waters. I've already faced most of these fears and overcame them with persistence.
Practice makes perfect. Whatever problem you've had, you've solved it one way or another over time.
By constant work, and effort. All of those are excuses more or less….
I'm not afraid, it's more the time commitment & not knowing how to draw in followers.
Are you afraid people will laugh at your writing?
This is PERFECT! I have people tell me that my writing could be much better. The thing is, my blog is not about being a good writer. It's about cars. If you want to learn about cars, how to save money, and DIY, then I am your man. I you want proper writing and grammar, find a blog about that.
I try my best to write well(or more good) but that is just not me. Focus on the content, and storytelling. THAT is why people follow you.


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Unmanned Aerial Systems (Drones)
The rapid growth in military and civilian use of unmanned aerial systems (commonly referred to as "drones") presents opportunities and challenges to agencies across the federal government.
The U.S. government has determined that drone development and acquisition supports its national security interests. As drones' capabilities increase (as with armed and miniature drones), the military can find even more uses for them. Selling drone technology to selected allies can help strengthen the U.S. industrial base for drone production and increase their use. For example, the United Kingdom and Italy used drones purchased from the United States to collect data on Taliban activity in Afghanistan.
Figure 1: Examples of Drones
From 2005 to 2014, the number of countries that have acquired drones nearly doubled. Some of these countries are of concern because of their weapons proliferation, and they have developed increasingly more sophisticated systems. Terrorist organizations are also seeking to acquire drones that could increase their abilities to gather intelligence on and conduct attacks against U.S. interests.
Figure 2: Map of Countries That Acquired Drones by December 2011
Aside from military applications, a number of new civilian and commercial applications, such as law enforcement, environmental monitoring, and energy industry surveillance, are available for drones. However, drones' use for these applications is currently limited by regulatory restrictions on civilian airspace, and many people have raised concerns about privacy issues.
Figure 3: Examples of Current Uses for Drones and their Altitudes of Operation
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Long Ball Leads Wake Forest Past Minnesota in NCAA Tournament
Strong at bats and good starting pitching led Wake Forest over Minnesota yesterday (Friday) 5-3 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament's College Station Regional.
Strong at bats and good starting pitching led Wake Forest over Minnesota yesterday (Friday) 5-3 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament's College Station Regional.
The Huskies will play against Missouri Western State on Friday morning at Joe Faber Field. First pitch is scheduled for 10 a.m.
Brandon Arnold, Zak Hoffman and Reese Gregory all hit home runs for the Huskies in the win, and Jackson Goplen added four hits and three runs batted in.
The Huskies improve to 36-6 overall (21-6 NSIC) with the wins and will wrap up the regular season with a pair of doubleheaders at Minot State on Friday and Saturday
SCSU will travel to Bismarck, North Dakota Wednesday afternoon for a doubleheader with University of Mary. First pitch is scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
The Huskies (22-0) will host Upper Iowa this weekend at Joe Faber Field. First pitch on Saturday is scheduled for noon.
SCSU is now 21-0 on the season and 6-0 in the NSIC conference. The Huskies will host Minnesota State-Mankato tomorrow afternoon at Joe Faber Field for a doubleheader beginning at 1:30.
SCSU's Jackson Goplen was 3-5 with a home run and four runs batted in, and Judd Davis was 3-3 with three walks, two runs scored and five runs batted in.
The Huskies have outscored their opponents 70-23 in their four games in Tucson, and 105-39 in their nine games this year.
St. Cloud State senior and St. Cloud Rox starting pitcher Reese Gregory has been named to the Perfect Game 2015 Summer Collegiate All-America Team as a first team starting pitcher.


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One of the great things about running my own blog is discovering how entirely un-unique I am. Through my blogging journey, I've met (figuratively speaking) many other physicians who also write about medicine and money. Here's my favorite collection of blogs for physicians, by physicians - think of this as the Avengers of physician run blogs.
*Sites listed by popularity according to Amazon Alexa rankings.
The White Coat InvestoR (WCI)
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Jim Dahle needs no introduction. Often referred to the Godfather or Granddaddy of physician money blogs, the White Coat Investor was one of the major inspirations for me starting Future Proof, MD. As they say "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." In fact, FPMD started its life as White Coat Money in January of 2015.
Physician ON FIRE (POF)
PoF (not to be mistaken for the other POF) is created by an anesthesiologist who is approaching early retirement. Personal finance and financial independence are frequently featured, and physician issues are also discussed. If you're into numbers, comedy, humor, and redundancy, you'll want to visit this site.
The Happy MD
Family Medicine
Physician burnout is on the rise. No matter what specialty you practice, there will be moments where you question whether this is all "worth it." Enter Dr. Dike Drummond, a Mayo trained family physician who created the Happy MD to help others combat burnout. His mission? "The Creative Destruction of Physician Burnout."
Passive Income MD (PIMD)
Looks closely - that's P-I-M-D, not P-I-M-P. Passive Income MD is an anesthesiologist and family man who is obsessed with the idea of achieving financial freedom through passive income. He shares his personal journey and tips he learns along the way. His ultimate goal is to be a better husband, father, physician, and golfer.
Dr. Wise Money (DWM)
Believe it or not, I wasn't the only radiology resident blogging about money with the last name Liu! Unfortunately Amanda is no longer with us. But her advice lives on. If you're still in training, you'll want to check out her site.
Choose Better Life
Emergency Medicine
Choose Better Life is a site by an emergency medicine physician who is shifting her focus from sickness and injury to all areas of wellness. Julie believes that "life is more than just the sum of its parts: it requires a balance of health, finance, family, friends, hobbies, and vocation to thrive." I couldn't have said it any better. Will you choose better life?
Smart Money MD (SMMD)
SMMD discusses lifestyle and financial approaches to building a healthier career as a physician. There is website focuses on the mental side of finance while including some basic DIY tips to save you doctor hours on handiwork!
Charlie is an anesthesia resident in his last year of training. During his time as a medical student, he started the popular Twitter account #LifeofaMedStudent. Recently, this movement has expanded into a blog and website at Lifeofamedstudent.com. One of his favorite topics is improving the financial knowledge of his followers, an area he feels is under-taught in medical education.
The Productive Physician
Respiratory & Sleep Medicine
Let's face it, there's more and more to do in medicine with less and less time to do it. Sometimes it feels overwhelming. The Productive Physician shares his tips and tricks to help you become a more effective and productive physician.
Med School Financial (MSF)
Preventative Medicine
Med School Financial (MSF) is a site by Dr. Joseph Chiweshe. The goal of the site is to provide you with information on the business of health, personal finance and investing. Dr. Chiweshe believes that the road to wealth is paved in health, and he's ready to help you achieve both! True to his choice of specialty, education and prevention make for the best medicine.
Investing Doc
Internal Medicine
Investing Doc is a site created by a newly minted internal medicine attending physician. Yep you read that right - internal medicine! I remember those dark days (literally dark because I didn't see the sun) when I worked as an internal medicine intern. So you know the level of dedication he has to you running a blog while managing the typical hospitalist patient load. #RESPECT.
Senior Resident
Don't be fooled by the name, Resident Sensei Dr. Walter Nguyen is actually a living, breathing, practicing radiologist on a little rock we like to call Hawaii. He blogs about medicine, money and life through 3 very aptly named series - Medicine Mondays, Whatever Wednesdays and Finance Fridays. Trust me, you'll want to check out his site - it will have you saying "Arigato" in no time.
Son of a doctor! (SOD)
Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM)
Richard and Christy Pearce make for the perfect power-duo. He is an attorney & registered investment adviser and she is a board certified MFM physician. They created SOD to empower, educate and entertain its readers on topics pertinent to physicians, including tax planning, employment concerns, financial education and professional development.
Family Medicine
Dr. John Jurica (MD, MPH, CPE) is the mind behind the site - The Vital Physician Executive. As a board certified family physician who transitioned into management & administrative medicine early in his clinical practice, John's goal is to encourage emerging physician executives and helping them become more successful and effective leaders.
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Dr. Nii Darko (DO, MBA) is the voice behind the Docs Outside the Box (DocsOTB) podcast. His podcast highlights physicians who are thriving in nontraditional paths in medicine. The goal of DocsOTB is to become the trusted voice helping to empower physicians by bringing inspirational interviews and stories from other ordinary doctors who are doing extraordinary things.
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After some more reading : RFC 4511, 184.108.40.206 "A filter item evaluates to Undefined when the server would not be able to determine whether the assertion value matches an entry. Examples include: ... - The assertion value is invalid. " Alex Karasulu wrote: > Hi, > > ApacheDS will normalize filter values before it attempts a search. > When it does this some filter values will not normalize if incorrect > resulting in an exception. For example the member attribute which > should be a distinguishedName may not be properly formulated due to a > bad search request. ApacheDS will return an error instead of > attempting the search because an exception results when trying to > parse and normalize the DN in the NormalizationInterceptor. BTW a > completely unrelated error message is returned resultCode: loopDetect > (54). > > We have to step back and ask ourselves if this is the right behavior > we want. Most LDAP servers will still attempt the search even with > bad values in the filter assertions in which case the search returns > with a SUCCESS resultcode yet no entries are returned. > > Do we want to enable users to toggle this strict requirement in the > NormalizationInterceptor with some configuration parameter? > > Do we want, in addition, to change the default to simply ignore bad > assertion values and continue to attempt a search with those bad > values? If we're thinking about allowing users to disable schema > checking at various levels then I think we need to allow for relaxing > filter normalization. > > Alex > > -- -- cordialement, regards, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com directory.apache.org
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|Grated nutmeg
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Melt the butter in a saucepan.
Add the onion and fry for 5 minutes.
Add the lettuce and fry for 2 minutes, then stir in the stock, lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste and nutmeg.
Bring to the boil, cover and simmer for 10 minutes.
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Return to the saucepan, stir in the cream and reheat gently.
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Calories 957 Calories from Fat 646
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Total Fat 73 g112.8%
Saturated Fat 42.6 g213.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 202.1 mg67.4%
Sodium 1108.2 mg46.2%
Total Carbohydrates 54 g17.9%
Dietary Fiber 9.1 g36.4%
Sugars 21.6 g
Protein 27 g53.2%
Vitamin A 559.6% Vitamin C 178.6%
Calcium 26.9% Iron 30.9%
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Barnard Griffin Rose of Sangiovese 2013
Rosé from Columbia Valley, Washington
Winemaker's Notes
Delivers a lively mouthful of lovely strawberry, cranberry and apple flavors. Shows extraordinary balance and finesse without sacrificing zip and mouthwatering acidity. There's a slight honeyed note to the long, elegant finish.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "As reliable as the first flowers of spring, this perennial best-of-show winner offers lovely scents and flavors of fresh-picked strawberries. Subtle suggestions of rose water and orange peel can be found, along with some precise fruit-skin flavors. Best Buy"
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Barnard Griffin Winery was established in 1983 by Winemaker Rob Griffin and his wife, Deborah Barnard. Rob saw the opportunity to make great wine in Washington and moved north in 1977. Pleased with his move to Washington, he says "The northern latitude of Washington and the ideally drained sandy soils of the Columbia Valley make it possible to produce deeply concentrated wines of pronounced character." View all Barnard Griffin Winery Wines
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Columbia Valley is the largest of Washington State's wine growing regions, with almost 11 million acres. It encompasses a number of smaller regions, including Yakima Valley, Walla Walla Valley, Red Mountain and more. The vast area consists of a range of climates, allowing viticulturists to plant a diverse selection of grape varieties. Most wineries plant rows sparsely, which helps the vines survive the harsh winters.
Notable FactsMerlot is the most popular and most planted grape of the area, followed by Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. Syrah and Riesling are also popular and continue to grow in acreage.
About WashingtonRelated Links:Now the number two producer in the United States, Washington State has also grown in quality.
So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.
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