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Carpet cleaning Ningi. Hire tip top clean team for all your carpet cleaning needs. Why? Because we are the best. Our experts offer the best carpet cleaning and care services. The well-versed team of our professionals offers carpet steam cleaning, carpet dry cleaning, carpet shampooing, carpet stain removal, carpet sanitising & deodorising, carpet mould restoration, carpet disinfecting, water damage restoration, vomit stain removal, urine stain removal, carpet dirt removal, pet hair removal from carpet, End of lease carpet cleaning and more.
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- Carpets have become an inseparable part of every pleasant ambiance, be it a residence or a workplace. But a dirty carpet can ruin the impact and the pleasantness of an area. That is why you need to keep your carpets clean.
- Carpet strands are the home of soil, dust, and silt which is very harmful to us- particularly kids because their immune system is not as strong as the adults. They can catch breathing issues easily but clean carpets can remove any such possibility and make the air around you healthier.
- Clean carpets keep the air fresh inside a house or an office, removing any scope for bacteria, fungi, etc, to develop.
Why Give Professional Cleaning to Carpets?
Allergens, carbon particles, pollens, bacteria, and all sorts of contaminants find your dirty carpets very attractive. They are happy to find a dirty place in your cozy home where they can live, play, and grow in numbers. When you keep your carpets dirty and untouched by professional cleaners for a long time, your carpets become home for all these contaminants. And they don't limit themselves to the carpets only, these particles pass on to the air that you breathe and from there enter your body as well. When you don't work on eliminating these contaminants from your carpets, you are indirectly welcoming diseases in your homes and offices. Your loved ones are at a risk in such case. And this is why you need professional carpet cleaning Ningi – to clean the carpets, to get rid of contaminants, and to breathe healthy air.
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Your carpets are a big investment that adds to the decor and charm of your home. But, with the passage of time, your investment become dirty, stained, and contaminated. It is almost impossible to keep your carpets away from the stains and dirt. And these dirty carpets become the home of bacterias, virus, fungi and other allergens, where they grow and multiply. And if you don't want your family and loved ones to in such an infected environment, then cleaning the carpets thoroughly is the best solution.
The best ways to clean your carpets deeply are- Carpet Steam Cleaning and Carpet dry cleaning.
- Carpet Steam Cleaning Ningi: In this procedure, the carpet is injected with hot pressurized water with the cleaning solution. In the next stage, the water is extracted along with all the dirt, debris, and contaminants.
- Carpet Dry Cleaning Ningi: This method includes dusting of dry cleaning solvent onto the carpets and then, the powder is vacuumed to suck all the residues and dirt.
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Our Carpet Cleaning Procedure
Flawless carpet cleaning results are achieved by two different methods – carpet dry cleaning or carpet steam cleaning. Depending upon the carpet's fabric and the extent of cleaning required, we choose any one of these methods. These processes are described below:
Carpet Dry Cleaning
- Pre Inspection of Carpets – The process begins with a pre-inspection of the carpets to check the fabric of the carpet and note down how dirty it is.
- Pre Vacuuming of Carpets – Pre vacuuming of the carpets removes the solid dust particles from the carpets.
- Washing of Carpets – Using advanced agitation tools we wash the carpets with the help of bio-friendly cleaning solutions. These are safe for kids and pets too.
- Post Vacuuming of Carpets – To eliminate all residual particles and remaining dirt particles from the carpets, we do post-vacuuming after washing. This is done after 24 hours of the cleaning for better results.
Carpet Steam Cleaning
- Pre Inspection of Carpets – The process begins with a detailed pre-inspection of the carpets to find out the fabric and extent of dirtiness.
- Pre Vacuuming of Carpets – With pre vacuuming of the carpets we say bye to all the solid soil particles from the carpet.
- Washing of Carpets – We wash the carpets with superbly efficient eco-friendly cleaning solutions to eliminate stains and spots.
- Hot Water Extraction of Carpets – Afterwards exhaustive washing is done using hot water extraction. Here we use cleaning solutions with hot water under high pressure to clean the carpets from deep within. This helps in getting rid of deeply embedded contaminants and removing moisture content from the carpet.
- Pile Setting of Carpets – This is important to retain the softness and looks of your carpet.
- Drying of Carpets – Then we dry the carpets with the help of air dryers to achieve our target quickly and effectively.
- Deodorising of Carpets – We also deodorize your carpets so that they do not just become clean but hygienic and healthy as well.
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Our Experience in Carpet Cleaning Ningi
Tip Top Clean Team Ningi offers guaranteed results for carpet cleaning services for domestic and commercial clients. We have been in the industry for about 15 years and have built a trust among the clients in Ningi With our cleaning services, your carpets & upholstery will be cleaned in an absolutely stunning manner. And if we don't provide an unmatched quality carpet cleaning service to you, you are free to ask for re-cleaning by our cleaners without spending an extra penny!
If you are looking to attain the benefits of professional carpet cleaning then it is vital to choose a cleaner wisely. Carpet cleaning can come cheap as well especially in today's world of extreme competition but as a customer, you should look for a company that is experienced, insured, delivers guaranteed results, and hires certified cleaners.
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Why Tip Top Clean Team for Carpet Cleaning Ningi?
Tip Top Clean Team is considered one of the best in Ningi for domestic and commercial carpet cleaning services. We give your carpets a brand new makeover with our finest and safest carpet cleaning services. Other features that make us superior to other carpet cleaners in Ningi, QLD, Australia are:
- We are fully insured and have 20 years of industry experience.
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We are specialized in all kinds of steam cleaning services. Our steam cleaning clients include Offices, Restaurants, Homes, Offices, Cinemas, Medical Centres, Flats, High Rises Buildings, Shopping Centres, Churches & other commercial and domestic premises. Please have look at the video of one of carpet steam cleaner at work.
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When life is fair, the three words "a good start" will locally be the answer to two different questions.
The first will be the retort to the old joke from the movie Philadelphia that asked what is 20 lawyers chained at the bottom of the ocean. Second will be, what is the effect of the recent approval by all of the local municipalities, Jasper County and Beaufort County administrations of the newly mandated Metropolitan Planning Organization, MPO, to be known as the Lowcountry Area Transportation Study, LATS.
The "good start" it will be referring to is the beginning of a hopefully non-partisan effort to repair the spirit of cooperation between the two counties.
The MPO, which has been approved by all of the local governmental entities, will be structured with equal representation for each participating party.
The recent disconnect was caused mainly by the lack of a coherent structure and well defined by-laws as the two counties attempted to go forward together with an economic development strategy beneficial to each locale. Parity of input and decision-making was not always an overriding factor, causing Jasper County to join the Southern Carolina Economic Development Alliance.
If the new LATS follows the proposed design, all transportation projects meeting the mandated criteria will be reviewed and ranked by a team of staff specialists comprised of the non-political experts from the local governments.
With federal funding now flowing to the MPO instead of the Lowcountry Council of Governments, LCOG, the team of local transportation experts should be able to determine which projects can reasonably be expected to improve traffic movement in the region and also what the projected costs will be and then rank them for approval.
However, at this stage the biggest nemesis to progress will come into play, politicians and their bureaucratic turf mentalities.
The MPO boundaries have been defined and approved at this point, so any recommendations coming from the team of technical experts for consideration should be viewed from, and only from, the good of the region not by whatever district or local municipality a voting member represents. Once again, I use the words of that profound philosopher Mr. Spock from "Star Trek" that "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few," the good of the region mentality should rule.
Since the technical expertise will likely be provided at minimal costs from the local entities, the need for new positions of directors of transportation planning and assistant directors with senior planners etc., should be nonexistent, very little budgeted overhead resulting in efficient use of the federal funding, what a concept.
Let us hope the politicians or political appointees do not muck up this opportunity to return the idea that mutual cooperation results in mutual benefit for all parties within the region, and not what is in it for me and the inevitable destructive power struggle that ensues.
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Fresh 2012 Ram tow Mirrors. Use mirrors to create space. It might be a cliche to say this. It might be a cliche to say also that mirrors can create an illusory effect. Light colors e.g. cream, white create an airy light effect and the added use of a mirror or mirrors can complement this effect. If a mirror fills up an entire wall area, then you have a certain effect; an atmosphere which adds to the light colors already there. Certain contrast effects are important so 'black' may be effective i.e black colors, fabrics. This 'black' can be a black rim for the mirror but since the mirror is filling up an entire wall area, the black rim would be like a black strip at the wall edges. You can also use 'black' elsewhere in a pattern for another wall.
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The main reason memory care facilities have become so popular is that Alzheimer's and dementia are far more understood. It used to be that the elderly dealing with comprehension or memory issues received special treatment at a retirement residence. While this treatment was probably effective in some ways, it became evident that people dealing with mental comprehension problems needed to live in a smaller, more optimized environment. It was from these concerns that memory care facilities were born. Today there are memory care facilities of all different types that specialize in making life with Alzheimer's a little bit more manageable.
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Many Americans wonder what they can do to help their country during these rough economic times. One of the number one ways that Americans can help is by keeping their money in their country by buying American made products whenever they can. By purchasing American made products, you are helping to restore American jobs that have been lost to foreign countries, where products are often made cheaper and with lesser quality materials.
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Supersonic UI is a game-changer. It's an Ionic fork that changes the way you think about hybrid app performance. Supersonic's declarative UI style makes building complex mobile apps a breeze. In the background, the seamless interplay of native UI and HTML5 bakes an end-result that is 100% indistinguishable from any native app.
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Before two weeks ago or so, it used to be Backbone views and models, and everything was on our main store app, and our mobile web app, but actually, we just switched our mobile web app to using ReactJS for the interface. So it's using Backbone models but ReactJS front-end components. Really, it was borne out of the frustration with how the Backbone model-view bindings worked, and it wasn't especially performant for large views, and we had to do lots of tricks to make it performant. But swapping that out with React views meant that it could be both simpler and faster without having to spend a lot of time on that.
One other interesting thing about that is, since React actually works okay with the Backbone models and the Backbone router and stuff like that, we didn't have to rewrite the mobile web application and update it to ReactJS. Rewrites are almost always a bad idea. We were able to upgrade pieces of it at a time, move on to React, and now the entire thing is using React and just has the Backbone router and models and stuff like that that we already had, so it's a lot faster.
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At the beginning of last year, Netflix UI engineers embarked on several ambitious projects to dramatically transform the user experience on our desktop and mobile platforms. Given a UI redesign of a scale similar to that undergone by TVs and game consoles, it was essential for us to re-evaluate our existing UI technology stack and to determine whether to explore new solutions. Do we have the right building blocks to create best-in-class single-page web applications? And what specific problems are we looking to solve? Much of our existing front-end infrastructure consists of hand-rolled components optimized for the current website and iOS application. Our decision to adopt React was influenced by a number of factors, most notably: 1) startup speed, 2) runtime performance, and 3) modularity.
React has exceeded our requirements and enabled us to build a tremendous foundation on which to innovate the Netflix experience.
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React is amazing for applications that have a lot of moving pieces. The underlying abstraction makes it easy to keep track of highly stateful UIs while keeping code complexity down, so we don't spend as much time fixing bugs.
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Composition of views and higher-order components.
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Web-frontend programming prior to React: like banging rocks together. With React: Like wearing fusion powered underwear. Gives you a nice warm feeling. Using React for Cloudcraft.co allowed us to create a beautiful UI in record time (1 month start to launch), with virtually no bugs popping up during development. The functional approach to just rendering your component given a state just makes so much sense, with React figuring out the delta between your current and desired representation. It's the future kids!
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Our main JavaScript front end styling and instant search.
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dotmos uses React
DOM manipulation of front-end tasks.
rmemoria uses React
For complex and full featured web interfaces
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React is heavily used in Shimo.im. We use it in the homepage, spreadsheet and other places.
Netbeast uses React
Isomorphic web app with server + client rendering
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We happily use React for our Web UI
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Powers the UI.
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React replaces front end templates and url routing usually defined in a Django project; I've found it more flexible and it's the easiest way to integrate javascript into Django to replace its templates.
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Meteor + React + Semantic-UI
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All of our new product front-end code is being developed with React.
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Everything is written in React. Main app, QuizWall, Landing
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All frontend logic consisted of a plain React app without state management of some sort.
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The vast majority of the app's frontend was built in ReactJS with Redux.js as its flux implementation.
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Only for HTML-templates
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All UI components
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Garvin County, Oklahoma Genealogy Guide
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Garvin County, Oklahoma (Map It) was created on July 16, 1907 from the Chickasaw Nation. The county was named in honor of Samuel Garvin, a prominent Chickasaw Indian and local merchant. Learn More About State of Oklahoma History
Garvin County is bordered by McClain County (north), Pontotoc County (east), Murray County (southeast), Carter County (south), Stephens County (southwest), Grady County (northwest).
Garvin County Cities and Towns include Elmore City, Erin Springs, Lindsay, Maysville, Paoli, Pauls Valley, Pernell, Stratford, Wynnewood. A Map of Garvin County, Oklahoma contains detailed information about roads and boundaries, these maps may include rural communities, churches, and cemeteries.
Garvin County, Oklahoma Courthouse Records
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The Garvin County Courthouse is located in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. Learn More About State of Oklahoma Court, Tax, Land and Probate Records.
Please contact the each clerk's department to confirm mailing address, hours, fees and other information before visiting or requesting information because contact information sometimes changes. The Clerk's Office DOES NOT DO RESEARCH. The documents are available to interested parties, barring confidential issues. Most staff will assist people in finding the materials, but it is up to the individual to do the research.
The following dates indicates what vital, land, probate, and court records are in Garvin county. The date listed for each category of record is usually the earliest registration filed. The earliest date does not indicate that there are numerous records for that year and does not mean that all such events were actually registered. Guide to the Historical Records of Oklahoma, indicates location of county records, including those of tax and assessments.
- Garvin County Clerk's Office has Birth / Death Records from 1908 and Land Records from 1906. The County Clerk's Office is responsible for preserving all the legal instruments filed by private citizens and public officials with the County Clerk's office. The office maintains files of all real estate records, plats, judgments, liens, patents, military discharges, school records, county personnel, insurance and retirement records for employees, meeting notices, commissioners' proceedings and other documents. Although county clerks record births and deaths and provide information on request, certificates are available only from the Vital Records Section, State Department of Health.
- Garvin County Court Clerk's Office has Marriage Records from 1907, Probate Records from 1907 and Land Records from 1893. The County Court Clerk's Office has the primary responsibility to record, file, and maintain permanent records of the proceedings of the District Court. We collect fines, fees, and forfeitures, and distribute the collected monies as provided by law to the appropriate agencies. There are numerous types of cases filed with the Court Clerk's Office some of which include: Civil, Small Claims, Probate, Guardianship, Adoption, Felony, Misdemeanor, Search Warrants, Licenses and more.
- Garvin County Tax Assessors Office has the responsibility to appraise and assess the real and personal property within the county for the purpose of ad-valorem taxation. Also, the county assessor is required to compute the ad-valorem taxes due on all the taxable property. By law, the county assessor appraises all the taxable real property according to its fair cash value for which the property is actually being used. The county treasurer or assessor may have tax or assessment records. Some tax records are stored in museums, historical, and/or genealogical societies' repositories.
Garvin County, Oklahoma Census Records
- Learn More: State of Oklahoma Census Records
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- Territory & State Population Schedules: 1890 and 1907, Indian Censuses and Rolls, 1851-1959
Garvin County, Oklahoma Vital Records
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- Birth & Death Records: from October 1908 to present
- Marriage & Divorce Records: None, see county Clerk of Court.
- Locations: Oklahoma Office of Vital Statistics, Oklahoma State Archives
- Vital Records Online: USAVital or Social Security Death Index
- Vital Records by Mail: Birth Certificate or Death Certificate Applications.
- In Person: Vital Records Service, Oklahoma State Dept of Health, 1000 Northeast Tenth, Room 117, Oklahoma City, OK 73117
Garvin County, Oklahoma Resources
- Stratford Roots Genealogical Society, PO Box 696, Stratford, OK 74872
- Garvin County, Oklahoma Message Boards
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Peach Bellinis to Crumble Bars: 15 Reasons to Buy a Pound of Peaches
All right people -- listen up! Real live summer peaches are just beginning to hit the markets. Have you eaten a ripe peach yet this July? In my opinion, the best way to eat the first sweet and tangy summer peach is all by itself, over the sink, with juice running down your wrist. If you haven't experienced that moment yet, why the delay? It would be a crime to miss the moment.
And in the off chance you need a smidge of extra motivation to enjoy the all-too-brief peach season, here are 15 more reasons to buy a pound of peaches this week -- from a whiskey peach smash, to peach and almond ice cream, to tea-spiced muffins, to gluten-free peach crisp. There's a creamy peach semifreddo, and peach and pecan crumble bars too.
• 1 Peach and Prosciutto Bruschetta
• 2 Peach and Arugula Salad
• 3 Bitter Peach Bellini
• 4 Peach Thyme Bellini
• 5 Whiskey Peach Smash
• 6 Peach and Spice Tea Muffins
• 7 Peach, Plum, and Ginger Jam
• 8 D.I.Y. Peach Pancake Topping
• 9 Fresh Peach Frozen Yogurt
• 10 Coconut Peach Ice Cream with Toasted Almonds
• 11 Peaches and Cream Semifreddo
• 12 Peach & Pecan Oat Crumble Bars
• 13 Peach Ginger Hand Pies
• 14 Peach and Cornmeal Upside-Down Cake
• 15 Gluten-Free Peach Crisps
Related: What's the Difference? White and Yellow Peaches
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Avram Grant will not let dreams of leading West Ham out at Wembley or speculation over his own future distract from the job in hand of keeping the Irons in the Barclays Premier League.
West Ham remain deep in trouble, four points adrift of safety, after just one win in 11 league matches which has put Grant's future very much under the spotlight. Nevertheless, a thrilling 4-0 victory over Manchester United on November 30 has left the Hammers just 180 minutes from the Carling Cup final, with Birmigham awaiting in the last four.
"We now have a Carling Cup semi-final to look forward to in January, but we will not think about this again until the New Year. We have a job to do in the league and this is all that is occupying my attention," the Hammers boss said.
Before those ties, however, Grant's men face what could well be a make-or-break run against sides around them in the table, with reports suggesting the board - who only appointed the Israeli during the summer - have demanded at least one victory from their hectic Festive schedule which starts at Blackburn on Saturday.
Rovers' new owners moved to axe Sam Allardyce earlier this week, keen to take the Lancashire club to a new level, with the former Bolton and Newcastle boss linked with a switch to West Ham should the same fate befall Grant, whose severance pay for a deal to 2014 would cost a reported £5million.
The former Chelsea and Portsmouth manager, however, will not let anything deflect his 100% focus from delivering the points which he feels West Ham's positive displays have deserved.
He added: "The cup is a fantastic distraction, but nothing will get in the way of the task in hand. We need points and I am positive we will get them.
"Everyone has been putting in lots of effort on the training pitches and by that I include the coaching and backroom staff.
"No one is taking our position lightly and we are all upbeat for the future.
"We have an extremly positive atmosphere because of all the way we have been playing overall. We know the results will come soon enough."
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Life on the edge in San Diego
Rescue mission, bounty hunters, boat live-aboards, runaways, process servers, knights in Balboa Park
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Clandestine negotiations, fueled by the prospect of a pot of gold set aside for cleaning up the South Bay Power Plant, have become a concern to some city council members and residents of Chula Vista. In late February, Councilmember Rudy Ramirez called for more daylight on the subject; more recently, the council called for a public hearing on the negotiations at the March 22 council meeting.
The South Bay Power Plant has long been a source of pollution and an impediment to Chula Vista's efforts to develop its bayfront. Dedicated in 1960, the plant was owned and operated by San Diego Gas and Electric until 1999, when it was sold to the Port of San Diego. Duke Energy, the port's first tenant, leased the plant and the land it sat on for seven years; the plant's current operator is Dynegy. The plant was shut down on December 31, 2010. Dynegy is obligated to dismantle the plant and clean up the toxic waste on the site.
The first that many people knew of the city's plan to take on responsibility for the cleanup was an editorial in the Union-Tribune. "[S]ecret talks have led to a potential arrangement under which Dynegy would turn the entire problem over to Chula Vista along with accumulated funds of $72 million to pay for the work," the November 21 editorial read. "The potential arrangement was brokered by David Malcolm at the request of Chula Vista Mayor Cheryl Cox."
This peephole into remediation negotiations generated concerns expressed privately, in letters to the editor, and on the council dais. Was the city of Chula Vista capable of doing the cleanup without taking on huge liabilities? If there was money left over, how should it be spent? Why were some members of the council kept in the dark? But for many, the main concern was, what part did Malcolm play in these sensitive negotiations that involved the cleanup of port land?
Malcolm, a former Chula Vista city councilman, was appointed to the Port Commission in 1995, and he served until 2002, when he resigned. During his tenure, he took a leading role in the port's acquisition of the South Bay Power Plant and in the lease agreement with Duke. Months after Malcolm's resignation, he pled guilty to a felony conflict-of-interest charge in San Diego Superior Court. While he'd been a port commissioner, he'd also been paid $20,000 a month by Duke Energy to represent its interests. (The conviction was later expunged from his record.)
Fast-forward to February 6, 2011, when Malcolm jumped into an email conversation about the power plant that was taking place between members and friends of a Chula Vista community group called Crossroads II. Malcolm's email laid out his driving concern that Dynegy was about to be taken over by a hedge fund, which might not share the city of Chula Vista's sense of urgency to tear down the power plant or remediate the site.
Malcolm wrote: "…I told Mayor Cox and Councilwoman Bensoussan we need to make a deal with Dynergy [Dynegy] before Carl Ichan/Hedge Fund get[s] control of the plant. You read a little about the agreement to pay the City of CV $72,000,000.00 upfront to take their clean up responsibilities. This was an OPTION for 120 days for free!... Unfortunately, Steve Padilla gave a copy of the agreement I made with Dynergy to the Port. Well guess what…..The Port wanted the money [the rent paid by Dynegy] and worked the press to kill the deal the City had with Dynergy.… I almost called Peter [a Crossroad's member] and briefed him on what we were doing because I didn't trust Padilla.…"
Steve Padilla was the city of Chula Vista's representative on the port commission on October 18, when he gave the agreement to the port. Padilla was abruptly replaced in early January. On February 18, Icahn's attempted buyout failed, and on March 8, Dynegy announced that it may be forced into bankruptcy.
The day following his email, on February 7, I interviewed Malcolm. Malcolm said he stood by everything he had written. He elaborated on who made up the team that had been negotiating with Dynegy. He said the team consisted of himself, Chula Vista mayor Cheryl Cox, Councilmember Pam Bensoussan, Laura Hunter from the Environmental Health Coalition, and former California senator Steve Peace. Peace is best known as the author of energy deregulation in California, which set the stage for San Diego Gas and Electric's sale of the South Bay Power Plant to the port.
Malcolm detailed the way the negotiations with Dynegy had unfolded. He said that he became involved when a Dynegy consultant expressed frustration about the failure of the port to negotiate the closure of the power plant with the state agency, the Independent System Operator. While he talked, Malcolm pulled up a timeline on his computer and said the first team negotiations took place on August 28, 2010. He was in Texas at the time and had to participate via telephone.
The mayor gives a different account of how and when Malcolm became involved in the negotiations. On February 6, following Malcolm's jumping into the email conversation with the Crossroads group, Mayor Cox also unexpectedly joined the online conversation: "When the California Independent System Operator…informed me in October that they removed Reliability Must Run status from the South Bay Power Plant, their action triggered a response from the Regional Water Quality Control Board and the State Water Quality Control Board.… That weekend, I called David Malcolm, the author of the agreement that in l998/99 that called for the Plant's demolition, removal, and remediation by February 2010, in order to learn more about the terms of the agreement from its author."
The mayor repeated her account of the timeline at a March 1 council meeting. Councilmember Patricia Aguilar asked the council, "How did David Malcolm become involved in the negotiations and to what extent is he involved?" Cox reiterated that she had called him in October. She added that she saw his role not as a negotiator but rather as being available should anybody want to contact him for information. City manager Jim Sandoval said he had never received any direction one way or another about whether Malcolm was authorized to negotiate for the city.
I happen to know a bit about the SB Power Plant on the CV bayfront (I was on the Chula Vista City environmental commission (RCC) and Bayfront Citizens Advisory Committee, plus a degree in environmental engineering and another in mechanical engineering specializing in power generation).
But most important is the cast of characters mentioned, many of whom I know personally and all of whom I know about: - Bensoussan: ignorant and uninformed on these matters; a lap dog for Mayor Cox - Padilla: bright, but overly ambitious and two-faced and untrustworthy - Cox: also ignorant on these matters and a complete fool for involving David Malcolm (already convicted once for selling out the Port re this power plant) - David Malcolm: a convicted felon, graft tainted politico, completely self centered and not to be trusted on anything - but has the gift of gab (like Padilla) and can chase a buck as long as it ends up in his own pocket - Ramirez: usually asleep at the switch as a CV Councilman; nice guy but not all that bright - Sandoval, CV City Mgr.: a loyal "soldier" which means he'd do most anything Mayor Cox wanted
So out of almost everyone mentioned, this is a Ship of Fools and ego driven people out for their own interests and not necessarily the interests of the public and their constituency. The contract(s) with Dynergy passed muster with Port, and later City of CV, staff and attorneys and apparently none were bright enough to include usual contract provisions for liability and responsibility (for cleanup) - especially in the event of bankruptcy. Our tax dollars at work. What a mess.
I read here that David Malcolm thinks leftover money could go to the Wildlife Refuge. I read somewhere else that the leftover money might have gone to infrastructure. But doesn't some of that money (apparently $32 mil) come from the ratepayers? If there is any leftover it should be returned to us.
I never voted for David Malcolm nor Laura Hunter. I regret I ever voted for Cheryl Cox and Pamela Bensoussan. Yet because they somehow know what is best they acted as though the end justifies the means. NEVER! Our young men and women are dying in distant lands in the name of our democracy, our freedom. How dare they betray the public trust by cloaking what they are up to in secrecy!
Sorry, I inadvertently left out Laura Hunter of the Environmental Health Coalition (EHC), and she deserves much recognition.
Ms. Hunter was very active and proactive in the last failed attempt to develop the Chula Vista bayfront. In fact, EHC with fellow travelers from the SD Labor Council (Jerry Butkiewicz, et al) can claim full credit for sabotaging a desirable deal with Gaylord to develop the CV bayfront by demanding a sweetheart labor deal.
Additionally, Ms. Hunter got a bogus over-paid CV City position for her protegee Alison Rolfe (ex-Audobon Society tout) with then CV Mayor Padilla, reputedly in exchange for Padilla's support of some the EHC agenda (often different from the citizen agenda) on the CV bayfront. Ms. Rolfe went on to peddle her services, at inflated prices, to Pacifica Corp. the wannabee developer of the CV bayfront.
Further, part of that quid pro quo, scratch-my-back, back room deal was the subsequent appointment of Padilla to the Calif. Coastal Commission (brokered by EHC) after his Mayoral term expired.
Despite their usual under the table shenanigans, occasionally (not often enough!) EHC does some public good. In the case of the South Bay Power Plant, they DID play a part in removing the eyesore power lines from the SB Power Plant. EHC also has some credible research and reports on the SB Power Plant. Too bad EHC can't desist from maneuvering in the shadows and political chicanery long enough to focus on positive environmental resources.
In the last paragraph, David Malcom says: " …what I don't want is the Chula Vista City Council deciding it, and I don't want the port commissioners deciding it. I want these world-class brains to get together and tell us what they think, and you know what — something's gonna resonate out of it." How can anyone, especially in these times, put forth such oligarchal type thinking. The members of the Chula Vista City Council that went along with this unacceptable model of government should be called down for their undemocratic behavior. Hopefully the public hearing on this matter, called for March 22, will be the beginning of the end of this elitist (and illegal?) way of doing the public's business.
You make some very good points. Regarding Gaylord being sabotaged by Laura Hunter & unions-- if I recall correctly the sticking point was hiring local workers--it wasn't that they had to be union. But you sound like someone who was very close to the situation. At any rate, my guess is there were other people not in favor of Gaylord. Mr. Malcolm said in the February interview that he never cared for Gaylord, that they were not world class.
The (minor) correction re the unions, EHC and Gaylord is correct. It was the union and EHC folks that demanded the local labor clause, and this WAS a primary reason Gaylord pulled out of the CV bayfront deal - so the net result WAS that EHC/unions killed the deal. EHC and the unions are not located in CV and have miniscule (hardly any) voter representation in CV.
Why anyone cares what David Malcolm thinks about CV or Port matters is beyond me. He is a convicted corrupt official who keeps meddling and offering opinions when he should be hiding in shame elsewhere instead of slinking around and offering press interviews. Mayor Cox should be recalled for involving this criminal in matters in the same place where his thievery took place some years ago. No shame (nor common sense) is apparent in either of these people.
The above linked letter from Pat Flannery's Blog of San Diego documents Gaylord position in regard to the Labor, Building and Construction Councils that they are discontinuing their project because they could not find "a mutually beneficial way to fund the infrastructure."
What a cesspool.
I grew up in Orange County. In fact, my father was one of the top landscape architects that developed all of Orange County. I got married eight years ago and moved here, into my husband's childhood home. I can't believe how this city is ran! I can't believe how slow it takes to develop anything here! If this bay front project was in the Orange County, it would have been developed by now! One reason why it hasn't - - we have a bunch of greedy politicians and citizens running the show. And nothing is getting done! Gaylord, a first class hospitality company, left because they realized they are dealing with a second rate city! If we want our bay front developed, we need new leadership that will get the job done. It's sad! Chula Vista has so many possibilities and could be a first rate city. But, at this rate, I don't see it happening! It is frustrating to watch!


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Diggers Go by Steve Light
Chumma chumma! Kerack ack ack akc! Moooooosh. While it may sound like this allergy season has gotten the best of me, in actuality these strange noises elicit smiles and laughter in my house. They are just a few of the sound effects parents and kids will give a try when they read Diggers Go by Steve Light.
It is a no-brainer that kids will love this book. The bright colors, over-sized drawings and raucous 'words' used to describe each construction vehicle at work hit all of the right notes. The unexpected pleasure I found was listening to my wife read it and comparing her version of the wrecking ball and steamroller to my own. Our daughter now has her own take on the sounds, a sort of hybrid of how it is read to her mixed with a healthy dash of manic toddler energy.
Diggers Go is a quick read, but it is rarely read just once, and never read the same way twice.
Title: Diggers Go
Author/Illustrator: Steve Light
Publisher: Chronicle Books (2013)
Age group: Infant to three
Best for kids who: love silly sound effects and construction vehicles
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: Diggers Go by Steve Light
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Niagara leaders fire back in Greenway dispute
WHEATFIELD – The host communities of the Niagara Power Project responded with anger, sarcasm and a veiled threat of litigation Thursday to a proposal to confine Niagara River Greenway funding to the riverbank.
Members of the Niagara Power Coalition declared that a bill sponsored by two state lawmakers from Buffalo is simply an effort by Erie County interests to rob them of millions of dollars they won in 2007, after years of negotiations with the tax-exempt New York Power Authority.
They underlined their view by awarding a total of almost $16 million to six projects, at least five of which would not have been eligible for Greenway money if the bill by Assemblyman Sean Ryan and Sen. Mark Grisanti becomes law.
The two largest projects, a town recreation center in Lewiston and a major construction project at Lewiston-Porter Senior High School, were deemed inconsistent with Greenway goals by the powerless Niagara River Greenway Commission last month.
But the Host Communities Standing Committee, which comprises the seven host entities and a Power Authority representative, approved money for them unanimously. They have sole control of the $3 million a year that the Power Authority agreed in 2007 to pay them for 50 years.
"The funds are ours. The $3 million went to the seven communities," said Angelo Massaro, attorney for the Niagara Falls School District. "We don't forget it, and neither should anyone else forget it."
Lewiston Supervisor Steven L. Reiter said, "I look at this as a serious threat from Erie County to usurp our funding. This is a threat to all the hard work a lot of people put in to recover for what happened here."
"Tell them to come back in 44 years," Niagara Falls School Superintendent Cynthia A. Bianco said.
While recommending against the Lewiston projects last month, the Greenway Commission favored an $824,000 proposal from SUNY Buffalo State to study the life cycle and habitat of the emerald shiner, a small fish.
Lew-Port School Superintendent R. Christopher Roser sniped, "I'm sorry I don't have a presentation about something as sexy as the migration of shiners. I'm going to talk about brick-and-mortar things."
Because of Thursday's action, Greenway money will pay $6.3 million – $420,000 a year for 15 years – toward a $26 million capital project that Lew-Port voters approved May 21, the same day they rejected the school budget.
The package includes a new swimming pool, main entrance, parking lot, closed-circuit television studio and major upgrades to the school's auditorium, and music and art classrooms.
The committee also voted $9.2 million to the Lewiston Civic Center, a 139,000-square-foot indoor sports complex, at the rate of $430,000 a year for 30 years. It is to be built on a plot of land in front of Lew-Port High School, which the town is buying for $50,000, if town voters approve the bond issue that will pay for the remainder of the $12.8 million project in a July 15 referendum.
Stanley W. Widger, the Power Coalition's attorney, said he thinks the Ryan-Grisanti bill is unconstitutional, because the relicensing agreement between the Power Authority and the seven host communities is a contract that in his view cannot be altered by a state law.
"We haven't reached that point yet," Widger said when asked if he's been authorized to challenge the Ryan-Grisanti bill in court. But he added, "I think we'd have a very good case."
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WALTHAM, Mass. - Yale wrapped up competition today at the 112th Intercollegiate Fencing Association (IFA) championships held at Brandeis University. The Bulldogs' 3-Weapon team took 5th place in a field of twelve competitors. Columbia claimed the title after a sweep of all three weapons.
Women's 3-Weapon Team
1. Columbia
2. Penn
3. Princeton
4. Harvard
5. Yale (54-44)
The three-weapon team score was comprised of the total scores for each weapon. In the sabre, Yale posted a 7th place finish with a 17-16 record. In foil, the Bulldogs took 6th (16-16). Freshman Katharine Pitt made her presence felt by placing 3rd in the "A strip". Women's epee placed highest for Yale with a 4th-place finish and a 21-12 record. Junior Rebecca Moss trumped the competition by taking first place in the "A strip".
In the individual tournament, Moss took the bronze medal in the epee. Pitt claimed 10th and junior Katherine Arden took 13th.
The Bulldogs begin their NCAA journey next Sunday with the NCAA Regional Championships in Cambridge, Mass. The national tournament will take place on March 21-22 in University Park, Pa.
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Pressed Pansy Projects: Personalized Stationery
Pansies and their cousins violas have flat blossoms that press and dry wonderfully, making them ideal for projects that will last long after the blooms have faded from the garden.
Source: Martha Stewart Living, May 1998
Learn how easy it is to make coasters, a framed wreath, or the pansy cards shown here. Pick up flats of flowers already in bloom, and snip the blossoms for pressing. Or grow them yourself to ensure a steady supply into summer; the more flowers you pick, the more your plants will produce.
To create personalized stationery, apply pressed pansies to handmade cards or to notepaper and matching envelopes. Pansies pressed on their stems work especially well for this project.
Did you know, the word "pansy" comes from "pensee," the French word for thought. If you received a bouquet of pansies in Victorian times, you could be sure someone was thinking of you.
Pansies and violas, or other dried flowers
Medium- to heavy-weight paper or blank premade cards
Bone folder or pencil
Small paintbrush
Clear-drying craft glue
Use or create cards in colors that complement your pressed flowers. If creating your own, make either a single-fold or accordion-style card, using a bone folder or the edge of a pencil to make sharp creases.
Arrange flowers on a spare sheet of paper as desired. Use a pair of tweezers to carefully lift each flower; with a small paintbrush, dab the back of each with a bit of craft glue. Affix flowers to the card one at a time. Allow to dry before moving or touching.


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Last Monday, I started at Google. I'm working on the kernel storage team, trying to optimize Linux asynchronous I/O for flash, which we are experimenting with. I really love it at Google; the food is great and the people are extremely smart. In the kernel, many top Linux hackers are employed by Google, and it's amazing that I can work with them.
I haven't been posting much here, partly out of laziness and partly out of perfectionism, but I have a few half-written blog posts that I'd really like to get out. Now that I am working, I'll have even less time than before. On the other hand, since what I'm doing is for the kernel, you can expect to see detailed explanations of my changes here once they're ready to go upstream. I'm really excited to be working on a project so deep in the stack, and it will be especially satisfying to release changes as open-source. Wish me luck!
Saturday, April 16, 2011
I have been sucked into the vortex
Posted by Daniel Ehrenberg at 1:58 PM
3 comments:
- Sam said...
Don't forget to update your bio on the rightmost side of this blog. And congrats for the job, I'm eager to look at your future posts.
- April 17, 2011 at 3:54 AM
- Isaac said...
That's awesome news, Dan; try to keep us updated ;)
I'm in Seattle over the summer, but if I make it down to SF/MV at some point, we'll have to hang out if you've got time.
- April 17, 2011 at 8:53 AM
Congrats. You should update your Location... still says Rochester.
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Olav - Silverdream
Olav goes in and headbutts Albrecht to the ground (-1 action, - 1 hp).
His norsemen join in (-1 hp, down to the last one).
Olav wanted to deliver the deathblow but he fumbled it.
Liana - Scratch
Liana kept on running away from harms way until she met up with the reinforcements. To boost their morale she wanted to say some inspiring words alas she got really tired from all the long distance running (and failed her feat).
Albrecht&Flint - lawmaster
Flint gets a move on and blasts Olav's brain out.
After getting back on his feet, Albrecht and the remainder of his men vanquish the last of the Norse.
Undead - Quantumsurfer
The undead are doing their very best to catch up and get some action finally. Maybe next turn?
Reinforcements - Maverick
Since the norse are not a threat any longer, the imperial troops decide to move in and attack the undead, taking down 2.
Overwatch and kills:
Silverdream - 7
Quantumsurfer - 3
Scratch - 0
lawmaster - 7
Maverick - 2
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WEDDING: Simpson-Beck
Mrs. James Richey Simpson, Jr. of Starkivlle is happy to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of her daughter, Amber Lynn Simpson of Starkville, to John William Beck, III, of Brandon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Beck, Jr., of Brandon.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Bennett, Jr., of Starkville, and James R. Simpson and the late Mrs. Mary Louise Simpson of Starkville.
She is a 2003 graduate of Starkville High School. She attended Mississippi State University and she is a 2007 graduate of the University of Mississippi Medical Center. She was a member of Kappa Delta Sorority, a Bulldog Ambassador, Vice-President of the Dental Hygiene class, on the MSU President's List and the student association.
She is currently employed by the Mississippi State Department of Health Office of Oral Health. She is a member of MOHCA and a Bid 39 member.
The prospective groom is the grandson of the late Lynnelle _____ of Miami, Fla., and the late Lottie Beck and the late J.W. Beck, Sr., from McComb.
He is a 1997 graduate of Brandon High School and a 2002 graduate of the University of Mississippi. He was a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternity and the M-Club. He was voted class favorite.
He is currently employed with Wells Fargo and he is a member of the Madison County Chamber of Commerce.
The wedding is set for 4 p.m. August 7, 2010, at First United Methodist Church in Brandon. The wedding will be officiated by Rev. James H. Taylor of Brandon. A reception will be held at the River Hills Club.
The maid of Honor will be Mary Elizabeth McDavid of Starkville. The matron of honor will be Leslie Phillips McCormick of Oxford.
Serving as flower girl will be Anna Edgar of Ridgeland.
Bridesmaids will be Shannon Hughes Draper of Starkville, Emily McDill Jackson of Brandon, Jamie Erin Nelson of Oxford and Annalee Rice Patrick of Laurel.
The best man will be J.W. Beck, Jr., of Brandon.
Serving as ring bearer will be Conner Bourg of Madison.
Groomsmen will be Byron Brown of Germantown, Tenn.; Jeff Tew and Brian Jernigan, both of Brandon; Michael Walley of Madison; and Alan McCormick of Flowood.
Ushers will be Brian Murphy of Mobile, Ala. and Kyle Thomas of Starkville.
The wedding director will be Sharon Hurt-Criss of Crystal Springs.
The pianist and organist will be Tommy Hunter of Brandon.
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Being an 8-bit RPG interpretation, this sendup of Bear Grylls' survivalist television program lacks only a voice for the lengthy narrative bits. That's OK. Just read them to yourself, imagining the Death Star commander telling ghost stories at a campfire. Bingo, perfect Bear Grylls voice!
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I'm John Reyst, the original creator of d20pfsrd.com, the largest Pathfinder Roleplaying Game SRD (System Reference Document) site.
I've started setting one up for MnM (3E) using the Open Game Content portions of the rules. I want this site to support and promote the Mutants and Masterminds game as d20pfsrd.com does for the Pathfinder game, by getting more people into the system by letting them see the system before they buy.
Anyway, the site can be found at http://www.d20herosrd.com. It's not 100% complete yet but it's coming along nicely. I've gotten permission from Storn Cook (artist of many Champions art pieces) to include some of his art on the site also.
I'd love to hear any comments pro or con about the site. You can email me at email@example.com if you've got any thoughts!
Thanks and good gaming all!
Yes, thanks for doing that. Unfortunately, I probably won't get as much use out of it as I do the Pathfinder one, don't have anyone in my group that wants to play it. But I am working on a one-shot scenario that I'm going to rope the other members of my group into one of these days!
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Is it okay to be a jerk if you achieve great things?
Since the passing of Steve Jobs the world has been reading a lot about how he was a total jerk. By all accounts he wasn't just like this at Apple but also acted like an asshole in his personal life too, berating nurses, doctors, waitresses and anyone else who was unfortunate enough to raise his ire. By refusing to put a license plate on his car and routinely parking in handicapped spaces he demonstrated how he thought rules didn't apply to him.
In praise and defence of Jobs' behavior are those who have said that we need more jerks in business and those who aspire to be more of a jerk like Jobs was. On the other side are those who point out that in studying Jobs, the worst business lesson one could learn from is the way in which he interacted with others. While he might have been effective as a leader he was a terrible manager and not a model to emulate. Finally there are those who have called Jobs plainly a bully and a cry-baby and a monster who should only be remembered as a jerk.
Of course Jobs was not the only jerk in the workplace. Today there are many other leaders who act like Steve Jobs in business, sports, arts and other domains. Each instance of tolerance for their behavior is an example of entertaining an ego.
Was Jobs' behavior justified given that he achieved such great success and inspired others to achieve great success? Those on the outside who have benefited from using Apple's great products and those who interacted with Jobs and came away without permanent scarring might be willing to overlook Jobs' transgressions. However those who came away from their interactions with Jobs with a bitter taste in their mouth and recurring nightmares may be far less forgiving.
Let's be clear: Jobs was verbally and emotionally abusive.
Research suggests that the behavior of abusive bosses like Jobs is often overlooked when they are successful. Other research shows that bullying in the workplace may more prevalent than we think.
It's entirely possible to inspire others to do their best and to hold people to extremely high standards without being a jerk. You can say something is shit without saying those exact words and without belittling someone let alone doing it in front of others. I have been a jerk at times and I have worked for jerks and with jerks and I have seen how some people subjected to the abuse of jerks remain detrimentally affected years later. I have also been verbally abusive in a domestic relationship even though I did not know it at the time and it was not my intent to hurt my partner yet I did. In domestic abuse people are advised that emotional and verbal abuse can be at least as bad if not worse than physical abuse. While injuries from physical abuse may heal and leave no permanent scars, bludgeoning of the psyche can take a take a lot longer to remedy and may even leave people scarred for life.
Many others have achieved great things in their lives and inspired others and they were able to do it without being jerks. There's simply no excuse for being a jerk.read more


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WASHINGTON — Pimpnho raspberry wine is not, perhaps, everyone's picture of good taste.
Still, regulators gave the sassy beverage label out of Lodi, Calif., a go-ahead several years ago. Much tamer names, too, win approval, such as the green light that Wavelength got in January.
But when the same Paso Robles, Calif., winery that succeeded with Wavelength sought approval for "Antidote," the federal label bosses said no.
"That was knocked back, as curative claims can't be made," Deodoro Cellars owner Robert Fuller said.
The nation's 4,800 commercial wineries speak carefully on their labels, balancing artistic freedom and government obligation. Some things they want to say; some things they must say. The result can be a tussle over the limited label space that's the first impression made by 300 million-plus cases of wine sold annually in the United States.
Every year, federal regulators review more than 100,000 proposed wine labels. Most are pretty routine. On Monday, for instance, an Arizona winery won label approval for an apparently countrified red wine called Hop in the Cab, Darlin'.
In just the past two weeks, records show, federal officials have approved more than 3,500 other wine labels, allowing the likes of French Kiss, Sweet Sunset and Whipped Cream.
More blatant provocations, too, can win approval. In recent years, regulators have signed off on the likes of Sexy Bitch, a red wine from Somerset Cellars in Morehead City, N.C., and Liquid Panty Remover, a fruity little tease from Illinois.
"You can go pretty far toward risque," noted Robert Lehrman, an attorney outside Washington who specializes in labeling and other alcohol-related issues.
Label questions go well beyond sauciness.
Winemakers in California's remote Shasta County want to label their bottles as coming from the "Inwood Valley" viticultural area? They need federal approval, and they're seeking it. Winemakers want to use the name Valiant for a grape variety? They needed approval, and got it last year.
Consumer advocates want nutrition facts and allergens listed? That could be coming down the pike.
Since 2007, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has been considering whether to require "serving facts" that would list fat content, calories, carbohydrates and protein data on wine labels. The still-unresolved debate is recorded in the federal agency's public comment files.
"There is already plenty of mandatory information on wine packaging," said Jennifer Wall, a winemaker in Sonoma County, Calif.
"This requirement to have such labeling could help Americans to do their drinking more intelligently," countered Dr. Calvin Holloway, a retired physician from Dunnellon, Fla.
Separately, the agency has been considering proposed requirements that major allergens be listed on wine labels. The serving facts and allergen proposals are backed up in the regulatory pipeline, along with other, newer label proposals.
Most recently, at the request of European Union winemakers, federal officials have been considering changes in some vintage labeling rules.
The European proposal would allow a vintage date to appear on a label associated with an entire country, such as France or the United States. Currently, vintage dates, listing the year a wine is produced, are limited to labels that identify regions or viticultural areas, such as Napa.
And with wine, the technical becomes political while the political becomes regional.
The proposed rule change, because of other regulatory definitions, would allow vintage dating of American wines that include up to 25 percent foreign wine. California-labeled wines, by contrast, must come entirely from California. That means some winemakers fear unfair competition if vintage dating rules changes.
"American-labeled wines are fundamentally misleading," Amy Blagg, the executive director of the Lodi District Grape Growers Association, said in a January public comment.
To resolve these kinds of disputes, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has a total of about 480 employees, not all of whom handle wine. It's a modest cog in the Treasury Department, which employs more than 100,000 workers worldwide.
Wine industry leaders track the ins and outs closely enough that bureaucrats become no longer faceless.
Lehrman, for instance, noted that the Treasury Department in February swapped officials in charge of the wine label office. Teresa Knapp, well known in the industry for her wine work, moved to a new assignment, while an official who formerly worked with spirits, Gracie Joy, took over the wine label shop.
Federal officials couldn't be reached to comment.
Winemakers, meanwhile, still can struggle to figure out what will past muster.
"I have re-submitted the same rejected label, and then had it approved," Fuller, the Deodoro Cellars owner, said in an e-mail interview. "Obviously the staff has some latitude."
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In Era of Home-Run Pageantry, One Power Hitter Bolts
For the modern power hitter, a typical home-run celebration involves a slow saunter around the bases. Geoff Foster joins Lunch Break with a look at Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper who, in the era of basking, chooses to bolt. Photo: AP.
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