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The OKC Energy, who had their inaugural season in 2014, play in the United Soccer League. The league features 29 teams in the United States and Canada. During their short history, the OKC Energy FC has already had a tremendous impact on the Oklahoma City sports scene and local community through camps, youth club partnerships and more.
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By J. LIGON DUNCAN III
Wednesday, November 27, 2019 12:00 PM
Please turn to Hebrews 10:1-18. Scripture is clear that you and I were created for communion with God. However, we lost that communion in the fall of our first parents, Adam and Eve. Therefore, we need to be brought back into a relationship of being declared right with God. We also need to have restored to us the desire to treasure God above everything else. God does that work in us by His grace through the Lord Jesus Christ. As sinners, we need forgiveness and renovation which only Jesus can provide. In this passage, the author of Hebrews provides a three-part argument for the superiority of Jesus' sacrifice. First, in verses 1-4, he argues that the Old Testament ceremonial system of sacrifices did not result in the cleansing of sinners. Then, in verses 5-10, he says that the obedient, atoning sacrifice of Jesus is the real sacrifice that offers forgiveness for sins. Finally, in verses 11-18, he explains how forgiveness and transformation were accomplished by the obedient sacrifice of Jesus.
I. Jesus is the Foreshadowed Sacrifice.
In Hebrews 10:1-4, the author of Hebrews explains that the old covenant sacrifices could not atone for sin or reconcile people to God. But the real sacrifice that they foreshadowed could. Specifically, in verse 1, he says, "For since the law has but a shadow of the good things to come instead of the true form of these realities..." He is saying that the law did not have the reality in it to which it pointed. It was just a shadow of the things to come. And so consequently, at the end of verse 1, he says, "it can never … make perfect those who draw near." Therefore, the author of Hebrews categorically says the ceremonial law could not bring a person back into communion with God. Then, in verse 2, he explains why. Specifically, he says, "Otherwise, would they not have ceased to be offered, since the worshippers, having been once cleansed would no longer have any consciousness of sins?" The argument is that the Old Testament ceremonial sacrifices did not accomplish forgiveness because they were repeated. If those sacrifices had worked, they would not have needed to be repeated. The very fact that they were repeated shows that they did not bring about forgiveness. Next, in verse 3, he says, "But in these sacrifices there is a reminder of sins every year." The author of Hebrews is telling us that the Old Testament worshipers would have been subjectively reminded of their sin in the very act of having to repeat the annual atonement ritual. And so he says the old covenant ceremonial system was not able to forgive sins. Now if the Old Testament ceremonial system could not offer forgiveness for sins, then where do we find forgiveness? The author of Hebrews answers that question is verses 5-10 of this passage.
II. Jesus is the Real Sacrifice.
In Hebrews 10:5-10, the author says that we need the forgiveness for sins that God promised to us in Jeremiah 31:34. He wants us to understand that Christ came into the world as the real sacrifice in obedience to the Father's will. In referencing Psalm 40:6-8, he says, "when Christ came into the world, he said, 'Sacrifices and offerings you have not desired, but a body have you prepared for me; in burnt offerings and sin offerings you have taken no pleasure.' Then I said, 'Behold, I have come to do your will, O God, as it is written in the scroll of the book.'" The author of Hebrews explains that, in Psalm 40, Jesus is saying, "All of those ceremonial sacrifices pointed to My sacrifice. My giving of My body as a sacrifice for you is the will of God that saves you. The Old Testament ceremonial system pointed to My obedient atoning sacrifice." The reason that Old Testament saints were forgiven is because Jesus died. In other words, Jesus' death worked backwards and forwards to forgive all those who trust in Him. In this passage, the author of Hebrews is reminding us that Jesus' sacrifice is the only real and effective sacrifice for sin.
III. Jesus is the Fulfillment of New Covenant Promises.
In Hebrews 10:11-18, the author of Hebrews explains that Christ's work brings about the fulfillment of the new covenant promises. Christ's obedience to the will of God effectively and perfectly reconciles us to Him. The author of Hebrews draws attention to the fact the when Old Testament priests were in the tabernacle or temple ministering for God's chosen people as their representative before God, they did so by standing on their behalf every day. Then, he contrasts the sacrifices of Old Testament priests to Jesus' sacrifice in verse 12 when he says, "But when Christ had offered for all time a single sacrifice for sins, He sat down at the right hand of God." The author's point is that we can see that Jesus' work is finished. Christ's work is perfect and it is complete. Therefore, you and I are forgiven once for all because Jesus is not standing. Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God the Father Almighty. The author of Hebrews wants us to see that Christ's work is done and His reign has begun.
What work has Jesus finished? In verse 14, the author of Hebrews says, "For by a single offering he has perfected for all time those who are being sanctified." Thus, Jesus has provided for our forgiveness, and He is providing for our transformation. Specifically, in verse 15, he ways, "And the Holy Spirit also bears witness to us; for after saying, 'This is the covenant that I will make with them after those days, declares the Lord.'" And what will be involved in that covenant? First he says, "I will put my laws on their hearts, and write them on their minds." In other words, author of Hebrews is telling us that the Lord is going to renew and transform us. He is going to change us from the inside out. He is going to renovate us so that instead of treasuring something else other than God, we treasure God. Instead of loving something else other than God, we will love God. Instead of being totally focused on ourselves, we will love others. And, in verse 17, "then he adds, 'I will remember their sins and their lawless deeds no more.'" So, in this passage, the author of Hebrews is telling us that Christ brought about the realization of the promises of the new covenant providing both sanctification and justification. Jesus provides both renovation and forgiveness. If you want to commune with God, if you want to glorify and enjoy Him forever, if you want to have fellowship with God, and if you want to live forever in His presence, nothing but the blood of Jesus will provide what you need. May we give thanks to God for the obedient, atoning work of Jesus Christ.
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Innovation Coaches
TKI Chemie reaches out to SMEs, start-ups and scale-ups to help connect to knowledge partners for tackling your innovation challenges. We therefore facilitate so called innovation coaches who are ready to connect you to the right partner. Below they introduce themselves:
Caroli Buitenhuis | Green Serendipity
Green Serendipity is a consultancy firm focused on bioplastics, bio-based packaging and circular concepts with the focus on sustainable chain innovation. The driving force behind Green Serendipity is Caroli Buitenhuis. Green Serendipity advises in making the right choices regarding the use of renewable materials for packaging and / or products. This addresses the growing need among retailers, brand owners and start-ups, but also the manufacturing industry to gain insight into the possibilities of biobased and circular production and packaging. A clear answer is given to questions such as: which renewable materials are suitable for making or packaging my product, which producers can I approach for this, what about the waste phase, what about the barrier properties or seal possibilities, what are the costs or how can the costs recoup, etc.
Concrete goals, among others:
- inform about renewable materials (including chains)
- making connections between batches from raw material up to and including waste phase and vv
- supervise market introductions biobased innovations in the field of materials
- setting up circular concepts based on waste streams / residual materials
- setting up and / or guiding innovations in the biobased chain
- making retail packaging more sustainable with NL Circular in 2050
Contact Caroli Buitenhuis:
+31 (0)6 24 21 67 33 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.greenserendipity.nl | www.biobasedpackaging.nl
Peter Munk | COAST
COAST's mission is to strengthen analytical science in the Netherlands by uniting R&D, human capital and infrastructure:
- To advance R&D and innovation in analytical technologies and encourage cross-fertilization between analytical technologies and application areas (see also position photo with COAST focus);
- To improve education in analytical science and to increase the number of graduates;
- To provide access to research facilities and knowledge for players within and across application areas
By putting these pieces together, COAST aims to promote analytical science as a valuable economic activity in its own right and as a catalyst for innovation and economic value in its application areas. COAST has tailored its Strategic Agenda to meet these challenges.
In this context, COAST also likes to meet the needs of Holland Chemistry with an innovation agent in the field of analytical science and technology and appointed Peter Munk as Innovation Agent. Peter is active as a Community manager (temporarily as a Board Chairman a.i.). In this first capacity Peter acts as a contact person within the member group (COAST community). Peter has been working in the X-ray analysis world for 30 years (Philips Analytical X-ray, PANalytical) and therefore well acquainted with the analytical environment in which COAST operates.
As an Innovation Agent from COAST, Peter aims to solve innovation questions in the field of analytical science and technology by informing innovative SMEs and connecting them to potential solvers of their challenges. This can be both other companies, knowledge parties and (sub) communities. Since analysis is used in many different sectors, cross-sectoral connections will also be established.
Activities Peter Munk:
- Discussion with initiators of (public-private) project proposals
- Active involvement in matchmaking meetings in preparation for project definitions and possible project start-ups
- Interviews with SMEs aimed at retrieving and answering innovation questions
- Conversations with start-ups aimed at retrieving and answering innovation questions
Contact Peter Munk:
+31 6 2505 7768 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.ti-coast.com
Martin van Dord | NRK
The NRK represents the interests of the rubber and plastics industry (RKI). The turnover in 2018 is € 13.5 billion, with about 900 companies of which 75% are SMEs. Employment is 50,000 and slightly growing. The RKI has been growing for decades with an average of more than 3%. In recent years, growth has double its GDP by 6%. The (indirect and direct) exports amount to more than 65%. More than 12% of the raw material input is plastic recyclate.
The companies supply a wide variety of modules and (end) products for applications in industry, trade, construction, packaging industry and consumer use. Around 400 companies (60% of the turnover) are clustered at the NRK in 19 trade associations. Under the motto "Sustainable Entrepreneurship. Rethink rubber and plastic products! "Since 2000 NRK has given priority to CSR and a healthy climate for the member companies. In our vision, companies and products must contribute to sustainable development and fit into the evolving circular economy, we offer safe and healthy working conditions in which employees can develop and our products offer comfort to the users and contribute to their prosperity and well-being.
As an Industrial Designer, Martin van Dord has over 25 years of experience with entrepreneurship, product development and innovation management of products (telecom, medical, …) and instruments (energy saving and E-learning). In recent years Martin has been working as innovation manager at NRK Rubber & Plastics Industry and DPI Value Center. In addition to the individual guidance of companies, he has a focus on initiating and setting up cluster and chain projects on themes such as recycling, closing the chain, biopolymers & composites. Martin has a broad and deep network in the Dutch polymer chain of raw material, development, processing, use & recycling. Both of industry and knowledge infrastructure and a deep network in the European research institutes in the field of polymers.
Check out the interview with Martin van Dord about the collaboration with @CIRCOnl on the road to a #circular economy.
Contact Martin van Dord:
+31 6 23426593 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.nrk.nl
René Reijtenbagh | Business Angels Connect
Through the service of Business Angels Connect, companies in Chemistry and Agri-food receive feedback on the feasibility of using private investors to find financing for the growth plans of their company. Selected companies are helped to formulate real investors' propositions and introduce them into the investor network through closed meetings and individual transfers. Business Angels Connect offers the sectors training and education in the field of corporate finance and business angels financing in particular.
René Reijtenbagh is advisor and expert in the field of making companies investor ready for introduction to investors, the so-called Business Angels. Together with the entrepeneurs, René checks if a Business Angels Investing is a financing option for the company. René has an extensive network of Business Angels and Business Angels networks in The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and France.
Contact René Reijtenbagh:
+31 6 289 09 185 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.businessangelsconnect.nl
Looking for the right finance for your innovation project (link will be added shortly).
Not an SME? Don't hesitate to contact our programme managers.
Do you want to offer your services as an innovation coach yourself? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com. We are actively looking for innovation coaches in the field of Chemistry of Life (e.g. chemical medical technologies)


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The European Business Awards is an independent Awards programme, sponsored by RSM, set up to recognise and promote business excellence and best practice in the European business community. It is widely recognised as Europe's largest and most significant cross-sector business competition and is supported by key business influencers.
The guiding principles of the Awards are Innovation, Ethics and Success. Its primary purpose is to support the development of a stronger and more successful business community throughout Europe to better our societies. The competition is open to organisations of all sizes and from any industry sector.
RSM is the sixth largest network of independent audit, tax and consulting firms, encompassing over 120 countries, 800 offices and more than 43,000 people internationally. The network's total fee income is US$5.1 billion. Additional sponsors and partners include ELITE, Germany Trade & Invest, PR Newswire, TRACC and Bureau Van Dijk.
The 2017/18 Competition:
This year – its 11th year – the European Business Awards changed its processes and broadened the field to increase business recognition. At the beginning of the competition it analysed over 112,000 businesses from 34 countries
2,898 businesses were subsequently named 'Ones To Watch' in a list of business excellence published in December 2017
In March 2018 289 National Winners from the 34 countries were announced, representing 26 industry sectors
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The RSM Entrepreneur of the Year Award
The ELITE Award for Growth Strategy of the Year
The Award for Innovation
The Germany Trade & Invest Award for International Expansion
The Social Responsibility and Environmental Awareness Award
The New Business of The Year Award
The Workplace and People Development Award
The Customer and Market Engagement Award
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A trio of hunters makes for an appropriate scene set within Trine, by commenter Snufkin. Good morning and welcome to Weekend Talk Amongst Yourselves.
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Get The Audience Involved Early
The 1970 Danish Planning Act required all architecture projects to consult the inhabitants and users of the area at the earliest available opportunity.
It's a lot easier to change things before you've written anything down, sold the idea to your boss, or (god forbid) began building the structure.
This is equally true in communities. When conceptualization errors occur, the error originates from an early, untested, assumption. That assumption seeps through into the research process. It infects the questions you ask prospective members, the unconscious way you respond to their answers to get the outcome you want, and what answers you give priority too.
It's a lot easier to change your idea for the community before you have one. Often we work with organizations who have a fixed idea of who the community is for, what it should be about, and what should happen within it. Occasionally they're hoping our research validates these assumptions. When it doesn't, things can get tricky.
People get emotionally invested in the success of the idea, don't want to admit their idea was not based on research, or have already told others of the idea.
Before you begin thinking about what platform to use, what kind of audience you're targeting, what you think people will do in the community, spend some time with the audience. Ask them questions, get to know them, figure out what they do within that topic and where the interesting gaps might be.
Big companies like Unilever and P&G have been known to send employees to stay with families in targeted markets for days and weeks at a time to understand how best to serve that audience. A (less intrusive) community equivalent of this is a good idea.
It's not just written plans that are difficult to change. It's your personal mindset. Changing our minds is so fundamentally hard that it's usually best to get there before our minds are made up.


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This is one of my very favorite summer salads
...one which returns to the table again and again because it's so easy to adapt, it tastes like 'real food' and, well, people really love it! (It's) very open to variation. Consider sun-dried tomato, mango, pineapple or avocado. Alanna Kellogg, Food Columnist
A KEEPER!!! This refreshing, brightly-seasoned salad, with its pleasing variety of colors, textures and flavors, was VERY well-received. I wouldn't change ONE thing in this recipe (with the exception of cutting back a bit on the amount of chipotle pepper, since several in our family aren't up to that much "heat")! Chipotle Chickpea Salad now holds one of the top places in my all-time favorite salads! Why, I may like it even better than my own Black Bean and Corn Salad. (But, DD, bless her heart, says she still likes mine best)! - LuAnn
Hands-on time: 20 minutes
Time to table: 20 minutes
Makes 5 cups
1/3 cup low-fat mayonnaise (my favorite is Hellman's Light)
1 lime zested and juiced (about 2 Tablespoons juice)
1/2 teaspoon cumin (key ingredient, try not to skip)
1 chipotle chiles (or more from a can of 'chipotle peppers in adobo sauce', see TIPS)
Bean and Vegetable Mixture:
2 (15-ounce cans) beans, rinsed well and drained (my favorite combination is one can of chickpeas and one can black beans)
1 good summer tomato (or more), chopped
1 large bell pepper, chopped (use any color for crunch, use a green pepper for color contrast)
1/3 cup chopped red onion (sometimes I skip this)
1 cup chopped cilantro (don't skip cilantro or another fresh herb)
Optional Additions:
Raw sweet corn, scraped off the cob, the 'milk' scraped off the cob into the dressing
Chopped cucumber
To Finish:
2 - 3 Tablespoons adobo sauce (from the chipotle can) to taste or entirely optional (see TIPS)
Salt & pepper to taste
To make the dressing:
(For efficiency, rinse and drain the beans before starting the Dressing).
Mix the mayonnaise, zest, lime juice and cumin in a large bowl.
Scrape the seeds from the chipotle chilies and discard (the real heat resides in chili membrane and then seeds, not chili flesh).
Mash the chilies with the back of a spoon, add to bowl.
To prepare the Bean and Vegetable mixture:
Add these ingredients, plus any of the Optional Additions desired, then stir together.
To finish:
Taste and add adobo sauce, if using, and salt and pepper to taste.
Per Half Cup: 130 Calories; 4 g Protein; 3 g Tot Fat; 0 g Sat Fat; 21 g Carb; 4 g Fiber; 33 mg Calcium; 1 mg Iron; 314 mg Sodium; 3 mg Cholesterol, Weight Watchers 2 points
Source: Adapted by Alanna Kellogg, from Bon Appetit, January, 2002; posted by LuAnn for KRT.


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Maintenance Techinicial Class B
Location: Chattanooga, Tennessee US
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Job Description
This position is an entry level developmental position typically used for someone just completing schooling for Industrial Maintenance/Electrical or who has completed a minimum of 50% of schooling. Train / work with Class A Technician to learn how to perform maintenance operations on machinery, equipment and building.
Safety Embrace the values of the EnPro/STEMCO safety pledge in each of the below responsibilities. Participate in the organization's safety culture and aim to continuously improve safety within all aspects of your work.
Respect Foster a work environment that promotes mutual respect of all colleagues and creates an environment focused on a dual-bottom line.
- Promote the STEMCO / EnPro Culture by exhibiting the five principles of exemplary leadership: Modeling the Way, Inspiring a Shared Vision, Enabling Others to Act, Challenging the Process, and Encouraging the Heart.
- Train/Work with Class A Maintenance -Electrical Technician A
- Installation, maintenance, inspection, troubleshoots and repair machinery/equipment to include: mechanical, electrical, hydraulics, lubrication, PMs, welding, etc.
- Perform PMs
- Perform building maintenance
- Operate industrial powered equipment
- Cross train other employees as required
- All other duties as assigned
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- Must have completed at least 50% of schooling for Industrial Maintenance or Electrical prior to hiring into maintenance.
- Must complete schooling prior to end of 3 year training period.
- Will be required to obtain certification to operate powered industrial equipment.
- Moderate to heavy physical effort (life/carry up to 50 lbs with assist).
- Prolonged, extensive, or considerable standing/walking.
- Lift supplies/equipment.
- Pushes/pulls or moves/ lifts heavy equipment/supplies, with assist depending on weight.
- Manual dexterity and mobility.
- Considerable reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, crouching
- Far Acuity: ability to see clearly at 20 feet or more.
- Near Acuity: ability to see clearly at 20 inches or less.
- Depth Perception: ability to judge distance and space relationships.
- Field of Vision: ability to see peripherally.
- Accommodation: ability to adjust vision to bring objects into focus.
- Color vision: ability to distinguish and identify different colors.
- Extreme Heat exposure when working around table, furnace, etc.
- Temperature change: variations in temperature from hot to cold depending on weather.
- Noise: sufficient noise to cause distraction or possible hearing loss.
- Hazards: conditions where there is danger to life, body and/or health.
Required Experience
High School / Equivalent
Also completed at least 50% of schooling for Industrial Maintenance or Electrical.
Less than 1 year experience
Foundry experience a plus
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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Peroneal Nerve Injury
Pronounced: Purr–o-knee-al nerve injury
The peroneal nerve is found on the outside part of the lower knee. This nerve is responsible for transmitting impulses to and from the leg, foot, and toes. When damaged, the muscles may become weak. A condition called foot drop can occur. Foot drop is the inability to raise the foot upwards.
The sooner a peroneal nerve injury is treated, the better the outcome may be. If you suspect you have this condition, contact your doctor promptly.
A peroneal nerve injury is commonly caused by an injury to the leg. Other causes include:
Trauma to the nerve that can occur with:
- Broken leg bone
- Knee injury
- Surgery to leg or knee
- Ankle injuries
Peroneal Nerve Damage After Ankle Injury and Repair
Prolonged pressure on the nerve, common from:
- Sitting position (ie, crossing your legs)
- Cast on lower leg, particularly if it is too tight
- Masses (including blood clots, tumors)
Nerve damage caused by conditions such as:
- Diabetes mellitus
- Infection
Risk Factors
These factors increase your chance of developing a peroneal nerve injury. Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
- Recent trauma to leg
- Frequently sitting with legs crossed
- Long periods of bedrest
- Recent weight loss
- Diabetes
- Polyarteritis nodosa]]> (inflammation in blood vessels)
Exposure to certain toxic chemicals
- Styrene
If you have any of these symptoms do not assume it is due to a peroneal nerve injury. These may be caused by other conditions. Tell your doctor if you have any of these:
- Numbness
- Tingling
- Pain in foot or shin
- Foot weakness
- Prickling sensation
- Pins and needles sensation
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. An important part of your physical will be checking how well your nerves and muscles are working in certain parts of your leg. You will be asked to move your leg and foot in certain ways. Your doctor may want to watch you as you walk. You may be referred to a neurologist, a doctor who specializes in the nervous system.
Tests may include the following:
- X-rays]]> —test that uses radiation to form an image; used to rule out a back problem
- ]]>MRI scan]]> —test that uses magnetic waves to form an image; used to look for masses involving the nerve
- Nerve conduction studies and ]]>electromyography]]> (EMG)—test that assesses how well the nerves and muscles work
Talk with your doctor about the best plan for you. Options include the following:
Physical Therapy
A therapist will work with you to strengthen your leg and foot muscles.
An ankle and foot brace is used to treat foot drop.
In some cases, surgery is used to treat a peroneal nerve injury. Surgical options include repairing the nerve, taking pressure off the nerve (decompressive surgery), or grafting a new nerve into place.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
The Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Health Canada
Common peroneal nerve compression. DynaMed website. http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php . Accessed November 9, 2008.
Common peroneal nerve dysfunction. University of Maryland Medical Center website. Available at: http://www.umm.edu/ency/article/000791.htm . Accessed November 7, 2008.
Mononeuropathy. Merck Manual website. Available at: http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec06/ch095/ch095f.html . Accessed November 7, 2008.
NINDS Foot Drop Information page. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at: http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/foot_drop/foot_drop.htm . Accessed November 7, 2008.
Peroneal nerve injury and footdrop. NYU School of Medicine and Hospitals website. Available at: http://www.med.nyu.edu/neurosurgery/pns/conditions/injuries/peronneal.html . Accessed November 7, 2008.
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Studio: Ed Powers ProductionsCWMH
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Director: Ed Powers
Approximate Running Time: 02:19:31
Released: 2000
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Tasting Notes
The wine has a delicate pink rose color that is super clear. Aromas of tart red fruits, cranberry, rose petal, and light herbs pleasantly mix together. Citrus flavors combined with cranberry, dried currants, and under ripe watermelon finish with a beautiful crisp acidity. An excellent balance from start to finish the wine lingers on the tongue and lips.
Winemakers Notes
I have continually evolved my approach to making this Rose and think this may be the best one yet. A big key to creating the type of Rose I want is picking when there is enough intensity of flavor, high natural acidity and not too much sugar. The grapes were handpicked on September 1st and delivered to the winery where they were loaded into the press. After pressing the wine was cold soaked for a few days before starting the fermentation. A long cool ferment ensued helping preserve the delicate aromas and flavors of the wine. The wine was filtered prior to bottling. 100% Barbera this is truly an expression of what a single varietal Rose can taste like from Coyote Canyon Vineyards. I hope you enjoy drinking this as much I enjoyed making it.
- Blend Composition: 100% Barbera
- Alcohol by Volume: 13.8%
- Residual Sugar: 7g/l
- Cases Produced: 180
Vineyard Notes
- Vineyard Source: Coyote Canyon Vineyard
- AVA: Horse Heaven Hills
- Winemaker: Justin Michaud
- Grower Degree Days: 3262
2016 was a warm vintage in Washington State which resulted in an early harvest. In the spring, we had lots of wet weather that helped with the early season growth. The sun was out and shining through Spring and Summer but temperatures never got over 100 degrees. Because the season was very warm without extreme highs the grapes ripened without being stressed. We picked the grapes for this wine earlier than average but were super pleased with the intensity of flavor and high acidity in the grapes.
Platinum - 2017 Wine Press Northwest Wine Awards
Gold - 2017 Seattle Wine Awards
Gold - 2017 Denver International Wine Competition
2016 Life is Rose wine tasting with winemaker, Justin Michaud


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Louis Vuitton is taking a new direction on advertising. With the recent 40th anniversary of putting a man on the moon, Louis Vuitton is taking the opportunity to honor the journeys of three space heroes: Jim Lovell (commander of Apollo XIII), Sally Ride (America's first woman in space) and Buzz Aldrin (the second man to step on the moon).
The website louisvuittonjourneys.com takes viewers on an adventure through the lives and careers of the three space legends, as described by them in a private interview with Louis Vuitton.
It's an interesting take on luxury advertising. Best of all, I love how Louis Vuitton is not directly advertising their products. Instead, they are engaging viewers in conversations with great American legends. What a treat.


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I adopted "Serenity" in December of 2010. She's a 2011 Chevy Aveo; a little "roller skate" car that's a fun ride (according to my mechanic) and absolutely perfect for me. In five-and-a-half years we've sung through several road trip playlists, moved from state-to-state, visited Chicago for the holidays, and survived "tech-week-messy" as I was nearing the opening of shows.
She's my baby. I give her regular showers, check ups, and oil changes. But, as all five-and-a-half-year-old cars, she started looking a little sad on the inside. Pet fur, crumbs, spills, dust, and whatever-the-hell is on the inside of my windshield, just seemed to be permanent. No amount of vacuuming or wiping or squeegeeing seemed to bring her back to her showroom glow.
That was until Julie Chenery from Autobody USA and I were having a conversation at a Classic Truck remote, recently, and she mentioned they detail cars. "Right," I thought, "but I don't have a BMW or Lexus or a restored AMC Gremlin. Seems silly to go through all that trouble for a little Chevy Aveo." Well, I though about it... and dropped Serenity off at the Stadium Drive location.
I am blown away by the difference. I wish I had taken "before" pictures, but I never thought I would see such a dramatic change. A big thank you to everyone at Autobody USA who had a hand in bringing the shine back to Serenity. We're gonna keep on flyin'.
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