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For the past 16 years, I've run a company that employs graphic designers: artists who are talented, creative and who see the world through different eyes. While a lot has changed over the years, there has always been a refrain that I've found myself repeating at sales meetings and client presentations: "I'm not an artist." But lately, more and more people are calling me an artist. It feels weird, but to be honest, I kind of like it.
I've always revered the artist. Artists are driven to self express by putting feelings into form. They have an unwavering integrity to their vision. They see things the rest of us can't see.
There are two artists who come to mind when I think of that unwavering integrity to vision: Marina Abromovic and Judy Blume.
When I need inspiration to propel myself toward a vision questioned by those around me, I watch The Artist Is Present. This film, about Marina Abromovic's life and her pinnacle performance art at MoMA, inspires me to believe in my crazy ideas. Abromovic's art is completely unconventional. Most would hesitate to call it art. But throughout her life, she put herself out there and pursued her form of art, one show at a time. Eventually, after 40 years of following her heart, she ended up at MoMA.
The Artist is Present is a great reminder that the journey toward having a huge impact starts with a single offering. Followed by another. And another. And yet another. The diligence and commitment to a craft and a bold vision, even in the midst of criticism, is something to which I aspire.
Now let's talk about Judy Blume. I had the pleasure of watching a good friend, Diane Kresh, Director of the Arlington Public Library system, interview Judy Blume. Like many women my age, I read Judy Blume books as a growing girl, blushing in the stacks of the library as I whispered passages to my friends. But it wasn't until I listened to Judy Blume as an adult that I realized how much she went through to bring those coming-of-age stories into our lives. Amidst the most critical ridicule you can imagine, she poured her heart into books that talked straight to young girls about their journey into womanhood.
It was during the Q&A section of the evening that I got a taste of how I want to be more like Judy Blume. Person after person, from child to adult, begged her to write the modern coming-of-age story. They wanted her to address cyberbullying and other new realities kids weather on their way to adulthood. They told her that she had a responsibility to help this generation deal with their struggles. Each time, Ms. Blume respectfully but strongly told the person that she did not take requests for her books. The stories, she said, needed to come organically from her heart. She would not be writing any such books and there were plenty of other authors that would write those books for this generation.
Wow! I thought. She embodies the artists' process. She feels a calling toward an expression and moves forward with fervor. To be so committed to ones' inner voice takes a strength I am developing. And it feels great.
What traits do you admire in artists? Whether you paint or draw or sculpt or write...or even if you don't, what is it about artists that you find inspiring? Maybe you won't take up screen printing over the weekend, but what if you picked up the practice of bringing your unique voice into the world? Perhaps illustration is not for you, but what if you imagined the world that lives beyond what you can see? You may not write a novel, but what if you began believing that your story could change the life of another person?
Yes, artists are inspiring not for their art alone, but for their way of being in the world. I invite you to try on being an artist this week and see what happens. I imagine you'll enter a new realm that brings out your creativity and enlivens your spirit.
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Hello! Hope you had a wonderful long weekend!
It continues to be gray and dreary, but temps are warming bit by bit, which feels hopeful. If you're like me...
1. It seems like you haven't left the house in years.
2. You've asked yourself umpteen times why you don't move to a warmer climate, knowing that this is the umpteenth year you've had this internal debate. (By the time you are resolved to get the hell out, it's May and you find yourself apologizing over and over again to your lovely, practically perfect, city)
3. You're missing, like, nature. Weird.
The reality is, winter's still in full-swing here in the Midwest, which means more time inside, more dark mornings, more cooped up kiddos, more batty moms.
Here are some great ideas and links I found for bringing some life into your stale, winter digs and joy into your frantic mom body.
-Buy some new stuff! Check out Apartment Therapy's Top 50 Home Essentials. I love these and think this would make for a nice bedside upgrade.
-Flood the place with good smells. I started using an essential oil diffuser, like the rest of the yuppies on the planet, and am all about it. Peruse The Spruce's 10 Best Oil Diffusers to Buy in 2018. I have this one and use this lavender essential oil. Or close your eyes and pretend it's spring late summer with this cult-favorite candle or this late-summer savory varietal.
-Take a break in the bathroom. I've gone on and on about making shower-time long and for. you. aLONE. Jazz yours up with some with some high-quality bath products and entertainment. Here's Refinery 29's Best Body Scrubs and Goop's Best "Clean" Body Oils. While you wash, catch up what's great in skincare and beauty with a Forever 35 podcast episode.
-Bring the outdoors in. Buy a no-fuss succulent at Home Depot or online at The Sill, a beautiful shop with dozens of options you can ship to your front door. Let them die a slow death or follow these 10 Tips for Helping Houseplants Survive the Fall and Winter. If you're not into real nature, revisit this post on cheap but classic botanical art.
What tips and tricks do you have for staying happy at home? Please share by commenting below!
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As the world starts to fade in and out, you know this is the day.
Then - over the machine gun noise - you faintly hear the sound of a helicopter.
You look up to see a Huey coming in. But.. It doesn't seem real because no MedEvac markings are on it.
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As much as anything, fall offers us another chance to get it right and another chance to think about what that really means. In this time of endings and beginnings, we put the garden to bed for the winter, gather up and dispose of summer's answer to springtime's promise, and once again prepare the earth for a new carpet of green that we can only hope will cover the bare spots in the lawn. Done right, these chores should produce a tidy landscape where nature can work her magic over the long, cold New England winter just so the cycle [More]
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You're sitting in your doctor's waiting room when the receptionist calls the name of the next patient. No one responds, she calls the name again, and prompted by curiosity, you look up from your magazine to meet her puzzled gaze. She repeats the name, this time adding the surname, and you wonder why she is calling your father. No, wait, Dad is long gone, and then you realize the receptionist is calling you. If you've ever had this happen to you, then, like me, you were given a name at birth that no one ever used. In my case, my [More]
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Who knows why we do what we do? Why did I pick up that book at our town's recycling center, start to read it, stop, and pick it up again all these years later? And, because it was there on page one of the prologue, this isn't the first time that I read the passage that I have been turning over in my mind these last few months as if it were a newly discovered truth. The book is Roland Merullo's novel, "In Revere, In Those Days," and the passage is the narrator's eloquent description of his knack of seeing [More]


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The national Rachel Dolezal saga began in June in part because her parents told reporters they disapproved of her claims to be black, a choice that began to make more sense when other accounts revealed that Rachel Dolezal and her parents were estranged in part because she allegedly encouraged accusations that her brother Joshua had sexually abused another sibling. (The Dolezal parents, Ruthanne and Lawrence, deny that the accusations against Joshua are related to their public comments about Rachel.) At the time that Rachel Dolezal's case became national news, criminal abuse charges were pending against her brother in Colorado—but those charges were dropped on Monday, multiple outlets report. From the Denver Post:
"I can confirm that the case is dismissed," said Thomas Kelly, spokesman for the 5th Judicial District attorney's office.
Kelly declined to say why four counts of child sex assault by one in a position of trust against Joshua Dolezal were dropped. … Joshua Dolezal was accused of assaulting a child who was about 6 years old in 2000 or 2001 in Clear Creek County, where the Dolezals lived at the time, according to an arrest affidavit.
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The surge of interest in direct lending may give rise to concerns that the opportunity is becoming saturated, as investors have directed $51.4 billion into North American-focused direct lending funds over the past three years.3 However, the supply-demand imbalance remains significant, favoring experienced lenders.
The surge of interest in direct lending may give rise to concerns that the opportunity is becoming saturated, as investors have directed $51.4 billion into North American-focused direct lending funds over the past three years.3 However, the supply-demand imbalance remains significant, favoring experienced lenders. As of the end of 2015, North American-focused private equity buyout firms held approximately $276 billion in dry powder.4 Assuming an average equity contribution of 40% per deal, the market is facing over $400 billion in loan demand from private equity sponsors. Combined with approximately $800 billion in looming leveraged loan market maturities through 2022, the overall demand for debt financing in North America over the next five to seven years is about $1.2 trillion.5 This large financing gap does not assume any growth in the underlying corporate market, or take into account any further decreases in the proportion of senior debt capital supplied by banks, which have been retrenching from the middle market due to regulatory changes.
Direct lending is the provision of debt financing on a private basis directly between a non-bank lender and the borrowing company. This type of lending is distinct from the traditional sources of debt capital for corporate borrowers, namely bank loans and syndicated public debt. Like syndicated leveraged loans (but unlike most high yield bonds), these private loans feature floating interest rates, positioning investors to benefit from any rise in rates while mitigating duration risk (the likelihood that rising interest rates will push security prices down).
Two tailwinds have been building for direct lending since 2009: (i) record low interest rates and (ii) the increasing regulation of banks. The former catalyzed a global search for yield, while the latter created a financing gap in several sectors, allowing non-bank lenders to jump in. Facing a persistent low rate environment, investors seeking to meet their historical return targets have had two options: take on more risk by moving down in credit quality to achieve higher yields, or look beyond traditional fixed income to newer strategies and trade some liquidity for high quality private credits.
Given the increased level of poor underwriting over the past several years, moving down the credit curve in high yield or otherwise is a high risk approach. The high yield bond default rate stood at 3.8% at the end of the first quarter, and is widely expected to accelerate.6 In addition to an increase in defaults, downgrade rating actions by S&P have increased dramatically in recent quarters, reaching a negative net 164 downgrades in the first quarter, indicating a significant drop in credit quality as perceived by S&P.7 Elevated levels of high yield and covenant-lite issuance in recent years, shown in Figure 3, suggest that low quality debt has already found its way into many portfolios.
In this environment, private direct lending has emerged as an attractive alternative. A key demand source for this type of financing has been the middle market, a sector traditionally served by banks and too small for syndicated buyers. To provide a sense of the scale of this opportunity, it is important to point out that the U.S. middle market generates $10+ trillion in annual revenue, accounts for a third of U.S. jobs across roughly 200,000 companies and, if measured as a country, would represent the third largest economy in the world.8 While the middle market segment is large and healthy, experiencing a 9% year-over-year increase in revenues and a 5% increase in earnings through Q1 2016, most investors have little or no exposure to this vast market.9
Private middle market loans can help investors address the fixed income conundrum, as they may carry premium yields to high yield bonds and large, syndicated leveraged loans. This yield premium is effectively an illiquidity premium, as investors require incremental return to compensate for the non-tradable nature of private loans. Direct lenders do not compete only on price, but some can also offer certainty of close and can serve as key, long-term credit providers to companies and private equity firms, effectively replacing the role that traditional banks used to play. By providing borrowers with assurance that their financing will close at the negotiated yield, which is appealing in today's volatile markets, direct lenders can often command a premium for their loans.
In addition, banks have increasingly been unwilling to underwrite second lien debt at competitive rates, or even at all. By contrast, direct lenders have the flexibility to provide "unitranche" financing, a single loan combining both a first lien tranche and a second lien, or subordinated, tranche of debt (Figure 4). Unitranche loans are generally senior secured and can be viewed as providing both senior collateral protection as well as junior capital economics.
In addition to the lien priority offered by senior secured and unitranche loans, direct lenders typically insist on strong structural protections in their credit agreements, including both maintenance and incurrence covenants. As "buy and hold" investors, direct lenders perform their own due diligence on the borrowing company, which can often take six to eight weeks, and draft their own loan agreements, in contrast to syndicated buyers who rely largely on materials provided by the borrower's underwriter and are often "term takers" – meaning they have little ability to negotiate terms or covenants.
A combination of floating rate yields and the downside protection offered by capital structure seniority, thorough due diligence, covenant protection and ongoing direct monitoring of company performance, has made private direct lending an increasingly popular strategy. Investors seeking yield without compromising on credit quality, or even simple diversification from the large corporate issue market, should consider allocating to middle market direct credits as part of their overall fixed income strategy.
(1) Preqin Press Release, May 5, 2016, Europe-Focused Direct Lending Fundraising Exceeds North America in 2015.
(2) Preqin 2016 Global Private Debt Report, May 2016.
(3) Preqin 2016 Global Private Debt Report, May 2016.
(4) Preqin, as of December 31, 2015; overall global buyout dry powder of $460bn, approximately 60% of which is North America focused.
(5) Leveraged loan market maturities S&P LCD as of August 31, 2015.
(6) Forbes, S&P Global: US High Yield Default Rate Expected to Hit 5.3% by March 2017, May 10, 2016, http://www.forbes.com/sites/spleverage/2016/05/10/sp-us-high-yield-default-rateexpected-to-hit-5-3-by-march-2017/#4ac9f7cd35d6.
(7) S&P Ratings Direct.
(8) National Center for the Middle Market: http://www.middlemarketcenter.org/infographics/2q- 2016-middle-market-indicator-infographic
(9) As measured by the Golub Altman Index, which tracks median revenue and earnings growth of more than 150 privately owned companies in the Golub Capital loan portfolio. Earnings defined as EBITDA.
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It could come down to the fact that many of the guys that I date at Dagenham escorts are younger. Most of the guys that I meet up with in South London were a bit older. Perhaps they used to be just like the guys that I date at Dagenham escort services right now. We all go through stages and it could be that a lot of young guys go on porn overdrive. I think that is what a lot of the guys that I date at the escort agency are going through. They see something sexy and they get all excited about it. Maybe they will grow up one day and change their attitude towards life. I am sure that they will get other priorities one day.


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Camp BraveHearts is a family grief day camp to help children ages 6-16 cope with the death of a family member or friend.
Camp BraveHearts is a family grief camp hosted by Methodist Hospice. This camp is a safe place where feelings of grief can be expressed without having to worry about the reactions of others. Trained professionals and volunteers help kids and their families explore issues related to grief, walking beside them as they take the steps needed to heal. By sharing their grief with others, children and adults can begin to let go.
Camp BraveHearts: July 10-12, 2019
For The Kingdom
4100 Raleigh-Millington Rd.
Memphis, TN 38128
Children arrive in the morning and leave in the afternoon
- Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
- Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
(Lunch and snack are provided all three days)
Who can attend?
Children ages 6-16 who have experienced the death of a close family member or friend within the past two years are eligible for Camp BraveHearts. A complete program is also available for the parents and caregivers of the children attending camp.
What does it cost?
Camp BraveHearts is funded by contributions from the community so that campers can attend at no charge to their family.
How to RegisterFor information and registration call 901-818-2105 and ask to speak with a Camp BraveHearts intake person or email email@example.com. For information on sponsoring a child, call 901-516-0996.
Support Camp BraveHeartsSponsor a Camp BraveHearts camper for one day with a gift of $75. Give online today or contact Joey Maurizi at 901-516-0996 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sponsor or reserve a spot at the Methodist Healthcare Golf Classic, which benefits Methodist Hospice's Camp BraveHearts Family Grief Camp.


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This fall, the Rutgers-Camden MFA in Creative Writing launched a new fellowship for admitted students, the Interdisciplinary Fellowship. For two semesters, Interdisciplinary Fellows meet with a faculty mentor from a discipline that interests them and pursues an independent course of study that supports their creative work. While most writers take for granted that they will explore subjects new to them while engaged in a creative project, this is the only MFA fellowship we know of that formalizes the relationship between creative writer and research. Our Writers House coordinator Leah Falk asked our first two fellows, Dani Oliver and Alexandra Luke, to talk a bit more about their experience with the fellowship in its (and their) first year.
After the jump, an interview with Alex.
What did you expect the interdisciplinary fellowship to be like, and how have your expectations changed?
I guess I was expecting more structure and limitations. I kept asking what this project was supposed to look like in the end — would I have to produce something academic or creative? Would I be attending classes/lectures in my chosen field or just working one-on-one with my faculty mentor? The answer was almost always 'it's up to you', and that freedom felt overwhelming in the best way. I realized, I could learn about cybersecurity, or artificial intelligence, or anything at all, without the pressure of having to pass an exam on it.
Tell me more about what discipline you'll focus on and how you think that will relate to your creative work.
I'm going to do an anthropological study on witchcraft in Ghana. I'd like to know more about how accusations of witchcraft are used to marginalize vulnerable members of society. I'm interested, generally, in how people exert power, both on an individual and societal level, and how/when vulnerable people are able to subvert traditional power structures.
I don't have a specific creative project in mind yet. That was another thing that was exciting to learn when I spoke to MFA Director Patrick Rosal about this. I was kind of worried that I'd need to have a creative response — a story or a novel outline — complete by the time I finished the research, and he was like, if you use this in twenty years or next week, it'll be considered a success.
I think focusing on witchcraft will allow me to explore themes that generally interest me, and my family's from Ghana so I know that's a place that's going to come up in my work a lot. I figured it would be a really rich topic to dive into, and then just trust it will have a creative outcome at some point.
Have you met with your faculty mentor yet?
Yes, she's great, I can't wait to work with her. She's spent a lot of time in Ghana, and her research is fascinating and has a lot of crossover with what I'm interested in.
How are you structuring meeting with her, how is she helping guide your research?
I'm going to submit a proposal by next week, and over the winter break she's going to come up with an initial reading list for me. I'll meet with her a few times over the course of the semester, but mostly I'll just be reading. The end product will be an annotated bibliography, a wealth of information I can dip into whenever.
That's already a pretty specific topic, but do you expect it to narrow, or would you like to continue looking broadly and seeing what you can use?
Witchcraft accusations in Ghana are often made against elderly women, children, and physically disabled people. I've thought about maybe bringing this into conversation with the ways the UK treats those vulnerable groups (I'm half-Ghanaian, half-British). I'm also intrigued by the history of witchcraft in Ghana, its ties to religion and colonialism. So, there are a lot of different directions I can see the research going in, but I imagine I'll get a clearer sense of where I want it to go once I start reading.
Do you have a background in anthropology or anything related to it?
I think that's the greatest thing about this fellowship, you can dive right in. Have you talked with your mentor about whether whether she thinks there are ways you should prepare yourself for the discipline, or is she open?
She's very open. She said from the beginning that I should shape this research however will be most useful to me creatively, and I can come to her with any questions about how to work within this discipline.
She has also actually has put me in contact with the African Studies department in New Brunswick. And also introduced me to a minister from a Ghanaian Church in Philly. So already she's setting me up with connections beyond the project itself.
So you don't have a creative project in mind that relates to this at the moment, but do you have a wish for what it could turn into?
Maybe a novel, but I really don't know. I plan to do a short story collection for my thesis, so even for the research to influence any of those pieces would be nice.
What's your favorite thing so far about the fellowship?
Just the openness of it – that it'd be equally valuable for someone who wants to flirt with different disciplines and see how it'll affect their writing, and someone who knows exactly how their research will feed into a specific creative project.
I'm also really glad that the research is split over two semesters, and there's going to be that break during summer when I can say, ok, am I going to go even deeper and hone in on something specific within this topic, or try something completely different, like Dani's doing.


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On the weekend of April 15 and 16, 2017, two teams from the Rockcastle County High School Junior ROTC Program traveled to Fort Boonesborough State Park to compete in the annual George Rogers Clark Competition. The two teams that competed were the Raider Team and the Rifle Team. The Raider Team competed in the following events: Mountain… Continue Reading George Rogers Clark Rifle & Raider Competition
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NASHVILLE Bradley L. Barrett has been named a Leader in Banking Excellence. Barrett was among three members of the Tennessee banking industry honored by the TBA at the Leaders in Banking Excellence ceremony on Thursday, Aug 15, where commemorative plaques highlighting the careers of each of the three honorees were unveiled at the TBA¹s headquarters building in Nashville.
Barrett, who serves as president of the Tennessee Bankers Association, is among an elite group that represents Tennessee bankers past and present who have excelled in the areas of banking, community service, and civic involvement.
The ceremony featured remarks by TBA Chairman Jeff Agee, president and CEO, First Citizens National Bank, Dyersburg, and each of the three honorees. Honorees were: James "Jimmy" T. Cox, senior officer, First National Bank of Pulaski, Pulaski; Michael B. Swain, president, CEO, and chairman, The First National Bank of Oneida, Oneida; and Bradley L. Barrett, president, Tennessee Bankers Association, Nashville.
A native of Princeton, KY, Brad Barrett has served the Tennessee Bankers Association for 40 years. Beginning in 1973 as the first full-time education director, he served as administrative vice president, senior vice president, and was elected president in 1992. He grew TBA¹s education offerings from 8 programs to more than 70 conferences, seminars, workshops, forums, and banking schools and oversaw the growth of TBA¹s highly successful FinancialPSI subsidiary and the construction of a new TBA/FinancialPSI headquarters. Barrett earned his degree in finance from the University of Tennessee in 1970. He worked part-time for First Farmers & Merchants National Bank and Hamilton National Bank in college then Cumberland County Bank, Crossville upon graduation.
"Leaders in Banking Excellence is an initiative by the TBA to recognize and celebrate exceptional bankers throughout Tennessee¹s history," TBA Chairman Jeff Agee said. TBA-member banks can submit nominations for the honor. The TBA board of directors reviews and approves the applications.
"One of the main missions of the Tennessee Bankers Association is to encourage our members to be involved in making our industry better and in making their communities better places to work and live," said Colin Barrett, TBA executive vice president. "The Leaders in Banking Excellence recognizes those who have made a difference, and we hope it will be an inspiration to other bankers across the state."


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The discussion on Friday 2012 April 13th 7:00 PM – 8:50 PM will be led by Jim
This will be the last planned discussion on Right Action.
From Jim:
During the current week, to prepare for the talk, please mindfully observe your daily life and decision making process:
- Is it always easy and obvious what right action is?
- Is it right action to pay for a piece of chicken at the grocery store, when you know the point of sale computer system orders another chicken to be killed.
- If you know that Trader Joe's eliminates the lowest 20% of their demand, should this affect what you buy?
- What have you done this week that turned out to be clearly right?
Could you please take a look at these suttas and bring copies this FRI night? I will bring a very few copies for newcomers.
- MN 53 Sekha-patipada Sutta: The Practice for One in Training
- See paragraph 9 which B. Bodhi translates, "And how is a noble disciple moderate in eating? …"
- Note our functional relationship with food.
- MN 151 The Purification of Almsfood.
- I will bring copies of B. Bodhi's translation in the Middle Length Discourses.
- I could not find this sutta on the Internet.
- Is our relationship to the food the nutrition it provides, while WE work on our own conduct?
- MN 55 To Jivaka.
- I will bring copies of B. Bodhi's translation in the Middle Length Discourses. I could not find it on the Internet.
- This is a sutta on food. Note the concern regarding cruelty, which I understand to be rare in the suttas.
- Should we know how our food comes to us?
I am deeply indebted to Michael Roehm who taught us on these suttas on SEPT 10, 2010.
On a different subject, if we can get the technology to work, let's take a look at B. Bodhi giving a lecture to Google at their world headquarters
Hope to see you on the 13th!


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Finally, An American 'Godzilla' Film We Can Be Proud Of
Director Gareth Edwards delivers a strong, dramatic movie with monstrous action scenes.
The stink of the 1998 version of "Godzilla" is gone. Now we have director Gareth Edwards' version, a cohesive popcorn flick that will amaze and never rely too much on action.
Yes, believe it or not, there isn't enough Godzilla in "Godzilla," but that's OK. The movie is still incredible and it is so good, a franchise has been born. A sequel or two must be in the works. Godzilla is his usual destructive self, cities get torn up and the Navy's efforts to save humanity are mostly useless.
Director: Gareth Edwards
Starring: Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen, Ken Watanabe and Bryan Cranston
Running time: 123 minutes
Rating: PG-13
Budget: $160 million
Bryan Cranston of "Breaking Bad" fame brings it as a crazed former employee of a Japanese power plant. A massive accident destroys the plant in 1999, killing Joe Brody's (Cranston) wife. Joe, however, saw this coming: he had noticed unusual seismic activity that was clearly not an earthquake or other natural disaster. Fast forward to present day: Joe's son, Ford (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), is all grown up and serving in the Navy. Ford is married to Elle (Elizabeth Olsen) and they have a son, Sam (Carson Bolde). Would Ford suffer the same fate as his father, losing his wife to a great disaster?
Like any "Godzilla" movie, there needs to be a professor or doctor to explain everything scientific. That role falls to Dr. Ichiro Serizawa (Ken Watanabe). To serious Godzilla fans, Dr. Serizawa is an important name — he's the man who created the oxygen destroyer, the machine that killed Godzilla in the original version way back in 1954.
Wow, Godzilla is 60 years old. And he's aged well, thanks to this 2014 version. Comparisons will have to be made to the 1998 version, the only other American-made "Godzilla" film. That film was a joke compared to the 2014 incarnation. While the '98 movie was lighthearted and foolish, the newest installment is serious all the way. You won't hear any jokes, it's all anticipation and excitement.
We don't see Godzilla until about one hour into the film. But the build up is worth it. When we do get a glimpse of the beast it's all awe. Many moments are memorable, especially the first time Big G uses his atomic breath. The spikes in his tail light up one by one, almost as if it's an energy meter. The blast and subsequent blasts are major payoffs.
When you finish watching "Godzilla" there is nothing but satisfaction whether you're a hardcore fan or casual moviegoer. You will think, "Yes, that's Godzilla," as opposed to that farce that stumbled into theaters in '98. The film has a message similar to the 1954 version: beware of the dangers of nuclear weaponry.
Franchise potential will be strong as word of mouth will pump this movie up. And like Marvel Comics has a strong cast of characters, the Japanese film company Toho has a serviceable supply of monsters, most notably Mothra, Rodan, Ghidrah and Mechagodzilla. Don't be surprised if you see one or more of those creatures starring opposite of Godzilla in the coming years.


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Andrew Goldman has been writing for over 20 years and investing for the past 10 years. He currently writes about personal finance and investing for Wealthsimple. Andrew's past work has been published in The New York Times Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, New York Magazine and Wired. Television appearances include NBC's Today show as well as Fox News. Andrew holds a Bachelor of Arts (English) from the University of Texas. He and his wife Robin live in Westport, Connecticut with their two boys and a Bedlington terrier. In his spare time, he hosts "The Originals" podcast.
It costs money to run 401(k) plans, and it's the plan participants who must foot the bill — these expenses are paid in the form of fees that are referred to a fund's "expense ratio." It's now super easy to see your 401(k)'s expense ratio, but it wasn't always so.
Thanks to a fine 2012 Department of Labor Initiative, 401(k) plan administrators are now required to provide a detailed annual chart of 401(k) fee information both before you sign up for a plan, and once annually once you're on board. Unless you opted for a paperless system, the chart will be mailed to your home. The chart will list your expenses in two ways — both as percentage and a dollar per thousand figure. For example, if your expense ratio is 1.50 percent, or $15.00, it means that for every $1,000 the fund holds, it will annually spent $15.00 of that money in fees.
A great misconception is that fees are only assessed on gains. If only that were true. You will be assessed fees on your entire investment, whether it gains or loses value in any given year, which is why high fees can be such a drag on long term investment growth. Administrators are also required to provide an a list of any other fees and expenses charged due to any actions you may take on your account—these should be referenced on the form as "shareholder-type fees" and may include a charge assessed upon sale of the fund—the dreaded deferred sales charge (If you can, you should do your best to avoid funds that charge these.) In addition to this annual report, the plan administrator is also legally obligated to provide you a quarterly report that shows an actual dollar amount charged to your account for all expenses.


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Tricks of perspective on the suns appearance in the sky
The Setting sun and rising sun could be explained by the illusion of perspective.
Also why when the sun appears directly overhead it also appears to be bigger than when it is in the final stages of setting
IF the Sun were 93,000,000 miles away, the sunset would fade evenly across the entire horizon but this is not what we see on a sunset. Sunlight we observe it shrinks as it follows the sun from view.
If the sun is 93 million miles away remember the whole side of the earth is illuminated
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by Doreen Thierauf
For the past two years, #MeToo activists have insistently argued that rape culture prevents the maturation of a strong sexual subjectivity, especially among girls and young women. Such subjectivity is necessary for the realization that you own yourself—that you are, in fact, a person. Feminist critics like Frances Ferguson have long studied the psychological and legal intricacies of the rape plot as well as that plot's power to help bring about the modern novel form. Eighteenth-century scholars often highlight the important role of Richardson's Clarissa (1748) in pitting the pressures of heterosexual social configurations against the heroine's longed-for, but ultimately impossible, claim to liberal self-possession. Yet some nineteenth-century works such as George Eliot's Daniel Deronda (1878), imagine rape—marital rape, to be precise—as a way for willful women to ascend into moral selfhood, to become more fully human by being dispossessed of their own person in marriage.
The insight that rape in the nineteenth century—as today—functions as an occasion to create liberal subjects, an occasion that proves that women 'have' interiority to begin with and that they deserve some form of state recognition, is slowly being integrated into the larger scholarly project of fighting rape culture. We must foster stronger awareness among scholars that rape is not a singular occurrence attributable to isolated agents, but a system of behavior for which all parts of the societal system are, in some part, responsible and whose harmful effects we should center in our analysis. Rape is not an individualized phenomenon that is repeated randomly across societies; it's not a private crime of passion or the result of natural sexual urges. It is a politically significant, "group-based injustice that constitutes a violation of the victim's civil or human rights," as Susan Brison noted in 2013. The fact that we often don't perceive rape to be a random anomaly, but that rape testimonies appear plausible and predictable, means that we have naturalized, maybe even neutralized, rape culture, even as we try to counteract it. The pervasive psychological, physiological, and material fallout of misogyny in all its forms is a collective one.
George Eliot knew this. In my essay on marital rape in Daniel Deronda, I trace the extent to which Eliot held systemic, rather than merely individual forces, responsible for marital rape, a symptom of and contributing factor to the demise of upper-class moral power. When Eliot confronts the representational barriers erected by legally entrenched gender and class privileges, she depicts the female body as animalistic or pathologically hysterical, or uses Gothic, sensational imagery. Eliot's narrative techniques negotiate married women's claim to greater legal independence and tell stories for which public intellectuals had not yet developed a language. However, such stories were so well known by the late 1870s that the registers available to Eliot risked literary triteness, barely disguising a reality of systematic elite marital violence.
To read more, see Doreen Thierauf, "Daniel Deronda, Marital Rape, and the End of Reproduction." Victorian Review, vol. 43, no. 2, 2017, pp. 247-269.


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Canada named their new ambassador to Israel. Many were angered by Prime Minister Harper's choice of Vivian Bercovici. Media Mornings discusses that appointment and the troubling legacy of the late Ariel Sharon with Tyler Levitan, Campaigns Coordinator for Independent Jewish Voices-Canada .
Translink's introduction of the Compas Card, has raised concerns about homeless access to transit. We will be discussing this issue and a Transit Plan for homeless people with Peter Greenwell, coordinator of programs for homeless people at Collingwood Neighbourhood House. For more on this issue watch: http://vimeo.com/73919838
- Media Morning's ongoing exploration of the future of farming continues with a discussion of young farmer's access to farmland with Sara Dent of the Young Agrarians.


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ROPS & Seatbelt Safety Program
ROPS & Seatbelt Overview
Many tractor accidents are overturns caused by inappropriate speed or application, terrain, inattention, lack of proper ballast or a combination of these. The use of rollover protective structures (ROPS) and a fastened seat belt has saved many lives.
- ROPS are attached to the tractor frame and come as either two post fixed or foldable, four post, or as an integral part of a ROPS cab. They generally will limit a side overturn to ninety degrees (90°) and will provide an important safety zone for the operator provided the operator is wearing the seat belt.
- Kubota has provided ROPS as standard equipment on new tractors since 1985, and has made ROPS available for all older tractor models. If you own or use an older model tractor regardless of make or age, talk to us about a ROPS and make sure your tractor has this important safety device.
- Fixed ROPS may interfere in areas of low clearance or overhead obstructions in certain situations, such as low hanging roofs or low tree branches in orchards, where vertical clearance is not sufficient for safe operation. In these limited circumstances, removal of the ROPS may be necessary. However, all fixed ROPS should be re-installed immediately after the low clearance condition of operation has passed.
- Foldable ROPS should only be folded down when absolutely necessary and should be folded up and locked again immediately after the low clearance condition of operation has passed.
- Seat belts are an integral part of any ROPS and should always be used. However, the seat belt should not be used when a foldable ROPS is down, or a fixed ROPS is removed.
We are dedicated to the safety of all of our operators, which is why we strongly recommend the use of a ROPS and seat belt in almost all applications. A ROPS and fastened seat belt provide a safety zone that may reduce your chance of serious injury or death in the case of a rollover accident. If your Kubota tractor is not ROPS-equipped, we strongly recommend that you purchase a ROPS and seat belt for your tractor.
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By S.L. Fuller | August 16, 2017
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Unmanned aircraft system (UAS) maintenance network Robotic Skies is set to expand, the company said. With a round of venture capital financing raised, Robotic Skies is preparing to meet anticipated growth in the drone market.
The investment round was led by Kickstart Seed Fund of Salt Lake City, Utah, and included participation by Sun Mountain Capital of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Robotic Skies said.
"Brad Hayden has a lifetime of experience in the aviation sector and understands the changing landscape and the opportunity that lies ahead in the global UAS market," said Lee Rand, partner at Sun Mountain Capital.
Hayden, Robotic Skies President and CEO, has been sharing his perspective on the UAS market with the rotorcraft industry for several years, in cooperation with organizations including Helicopter Association International (HAI) and National Business Aviation Association (NBAA). He will be answering questions about technologies hurdles to drone market development at R&WI's Rotorcraft Business and Technology Summit in Fort Worth, Texas, in September, on a panel with two other UAS experts.
"As we've said all along, the UAS market is not an entirely new industry, but rather a nascent and rapidly expanding market segment of aerospace," Hayden told R&WI. "The same safety-based paradigms that form the basis for existing manned airborne missions are now being recognized as critical in unmanned operations.
"As unmanned mission complexities increase to beyond-line-of-sight and flights over people — and as the airframes themselves grow larger in size — the importance of verified airworthiness will become even more critical," he continued. "Fortunately, our industry has an aviation ecosystem for safety and efficiency already in place to support these unmanned airframes, and Robotic Skies is uniting these services under a single product offering for this new market."


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Hey there!
I just thought I'd swing by and throw up a quick blog post with a BTS retouch video I made today, while working on some images.
In this video you will see my normal workflow, and you'll probably notice that at one point I have two photos side by side. That is because attempting to keep my images consistent in color and density is important to me, so sometimes I will reference a previously edited image to make sure I'm on the right track.
Give the video a watch, and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask in the comments below!
Emily McGonigle Photography is a Franklin and Nashville Portrait Photographer, and can be contacted for booking inquiries here.


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Last night I woke at 2.34am and my mind began to race.
Of all things I was worrying about my Hotmail!
I have been having trouble logging on for days and the urgency of getting it sorted seemed so important in the middle of the night!
So to sort myself out I went back to basics with a simple meditation.
I lay flat on my back and put my hands on my tummy to help to bring my attention to my breath.
I Focussed on the rising and falling of my tummy.
Each time my mind went back to my Hotmail I brought it back to my breath. I was asleep before I knew it. Perfect.
If you have trouble sleeping and find that your mind will not switch off then try this easy trick – even if your mind wanders time and time again stick with it. It will work in the end.


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Last Monday was our wedding anniversary, but you might remember from last year that Dave's dad died on our anniversary so it is also the remembrance of that, one year later. I didn't expect Dave to take it very well, and he didn't. To make it worse, I had some not-so-nice thoughts about how ruined our anniversary now is. I know it's just a day, but when you've been through a lot in 15 years, it's nice (I didn't appreciate how nice it really is) to have one day set aside to think about the past and appreciate everything. Well, maybe next year.
In addition to worrying about Dave all day, our sweet old neighbor died early that morning. So, when I wasn't worrying about Dave, or having my petty anger, I spent a lot of time thinking about their family. Sad. I cooked and baked in the 90 degree heat.
Than add to the worry pile: my daughter got sick, and I had a friend hospitalized. Did I mention the bat in my attic?
My mom was here most of the week to help me with the kids since they aren't all in school yet (my youngest starts preschool TODAY!) and I am prepping for a big month at Sophie's Toes. I have an ad coming out in the new Fall Knitty (!) and I don't really know what to expect but I want to be prepared. I wanted to do a big update for my regular customers before the ad came out (that was Tuesday) and then re-stock the shop (that will be tonight) before the ad came out so it looked spiffy when new people stopped by. I don't know exactly when it will be published, they don't tell you what day it will come out (no, not even the advertisers!) It's a suprise, so I'm winging all this.
I think I've held my breath for about 10 days straight. But now that the regular shop update is done, I can breathe again and just watch the Knitty website (obsessively) to wait and see my ad! So, it's been: worry worry worry, dye dye dye, worry worry worry, skein skein skein. It's pretty hard for me to blog when I'm in such a state. But now, with last week behind me--things are much better.
So, here's my measly offering in the knitting category. It actually goes along with the theme--it's just: okay. It's a very pretty sweater and the yarn is fabulous. But it was an impulse project and I kind of knew all along that it wouldn't be flattering on me. I really, really should not wear cropped sweaters. I feel like a hippo wearing clothes that got shrunk in the wash. Not a good feeling! Does not inspire confidence!
I don't really feel like making the effort to re-work it, I want to call it done and move on. So the jury is out on whether I will ever wear it, frog it, or give it away.
Pattern: Eyelet Cardigan from Blue Sky Alpacas
Yarn: Blue Sky Cotton color 617 Lotus
Other info: Size 40, 5 skeins yarn, #6 Bryspun needles, I did not change the pattern one bit.
Comments: Cute pattern, love the yarn, not flattering on me, in summary: eh.


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Daintree Tile Black Pillow - Bonnie & Neil
Daintree Tile Black Pillow - Bonnie & Neil
100% linen cushion hand screen printed with Daintree tile design in black finished with gold rick rack trim (C1707).
Dimensions: 20" X 20" (50cm x 50cm) (feather insert included)
Care Instructions: Remove insert and hand wash or gentle machine wash separately with gentle laundry liquid, line dry and iron on reverse whilst slightly damp. Please do not bleach, tumble dry or dry clean.


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bird in shock
Hi, we found a crow outside of our workplace sprawled on the ground, beak in the soil. it is unusually hot day today so maybe he is overheated? but he does not keep his head up although he breathes and his eyes are ope. Is he in shock? he is resting in a cool, conditioned office now and we syringed some water into his beak and he swallowed. what else can we do for him. anybody could give advice?


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What it is: A collection of six lipstick shades with a foiled finish by tattoo artist Kat Von D.
Although this is not new, I wanted to review it since it is one of my all time favorite lipsticks. Valentine is a fuchsia pink with micro glitter. It really does look like colored foil on lips. When this first came out, I was not a fan but once it was reformulated, it turned out wonderful. It goes on smooth and staying power is pretty good considering it isn't made to be a long wear lipstick. It isn't drying at all and the foiled effect lasts just as long as the color. I only ever need to re-apply after eating, and even then, there is still a decent trace of color left. I just ordered the shade Adora as well.
Pros: Smooth, Long-Lasting, Brilliant Color, Non-Drying, Foiled Effect
Cons: None
Cost: $19
Available at: Sephora


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The trouble with summer sales for someone like myself who depends on online revenue and has most of her allowance tied up online is that I can only drool, look and try. NO buying is to ever occur!
If anything, sales here are way better than the ones back at home. When they say 70%, they really mean it! Dresses going off for CHF6, tops for CHF5, jeans for CHF10…they really are bargains. At the beginning of the sale, Nil bought himself a pair of Levis for CHF30…and myself, a spring sports sweater-jacket for just CHF15.
Now? Absolutely no shopping. Lets just say that we're saving up for something really BIG and I'm saving up for a big plan of my own…
In the meantime, how does one cope with the sale? Start more WIPs and go crazy in the garden.


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Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Nouns in English are gender neutral. That means they are not masculine or feminine. We have two types of nouns: Countable and Uncountable.
Countable nouns are either singular or plural. If they are singular, you can count them, and you use an indefinite article with them. You can also use the definite article.
a) I bought an apple at the shop. The apple was red.
If the singular noun becomes plural, you add an S or ES to the ending.
b) The apple I bought was so good that I went back to buy more apples.
There are some nouns that are always plural, like clothes, scissors, jeans, trousers, sunglasses and spectacles. You always use them with the plural form of the verb.
c) Where are my sunglasses?
Uncountable nouns are either too small to be counted, like sand at the beach, or liquids, like water and wine. Ideas are also uncountable. E.g. Knowledge. Information. Technology.
Common uncountable nouns are: coffee, furniture, money, news, work, advice, accommodation, hair and glass.
d) I loved playing in the sand on the beach when I was a child.
e) She reads a lot. She has more knowledge than anyone else I know.
As English has become an international language, many mistakes are becoming very common. You might see the word technologies, for example, meaning many types of technology.
Exercise 1:
Find and correct the mistakes in these sentences:
a) I have much technologies at home.
b) My brother is a doctor, so he has many informations about the human body. a lot of information
c) Yes, of course I can help you. I have little time. a little
d) Can you help me? I have a sand in my eye.
e) I need a black pens for work. Do you have one for me?
f) There are a little oranges in stock. We will have more tomorrow. a few
g) A little people understand how to write computer programs. few
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I have been looking at the Bursar's Letter Books for 1860-80 at Trinity College, Cambridge and these contain copies of letters written by the Bursar to the Vicar of Wymeswold, the Rev W Walker, and Mr William Hallam, who seems to have collected rents for the College. Most of the letters are business-like but in one the Bursar is clearly upset. The Vicar had applied to Trinity in 1877 for financial help in putting gas lights in the Church. The College agreed to give him Ł10, but must have been slow in sending the money. The Vicar must have written reminding them of their promise but the Bursar felt that the Vicar's letter had been 'needlessly impatient' and had a 'stand and deliver' manner about it.
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Louis Armstrong and Dave Brubeck: Summer Song
I am sweating and more than happy about. I take to winter like a duck to hunting season. Too much time indoors, compounded by the fact that I work in my basement studio, where light and heat are hard to come by, when spring finally shows up, I'm translucent and barely thawed. Emerging from my protective cocoon of cotton and wool, I try to store my emotional armor for a few months — songs are called for.
Summer songs, that is. Everybody has their favorites, including me. I won't be doing bullet points, though. Instead, I'll suggest a little known, but great song to add to your playlist. It's a safe bet you will thank me if you haven't heard it. It's called Summer Song — this video is one of the most literal photo-montages I've ever seen (that is, until Ella Fitzgerald, who isn't on this recording, shows up out of nowhere). It's performed by Louis Armstrong and Dave Brubeck.
It was written by Brubeck and his wife and collaborator, Iola, who just died in March at age 90. She had been very important in his early success, booking him on campuses, helping to establish his popularity with young hipsters. Evidence of her lyrical prowess starts with the lovely first couplet and continues to the end:
Love, to me, is like a summer day
Silent 'cause, there's just too much to say
Still, and warm, and peaceful,
Even clouds that may drift by
Can't disturb our summer sky
I'll take summer, that's my time of year
Winter's shadow, seems to disappear
Gay is swanee season,
That's the reason I can say
That I love a summer day
I hear laughter, from the swimming hole
Kids out fishin', with the willow pole
Boats come driftin', round the bend
Why must summer, ever end...
Love, to me, is like a summer day
If it ends, the memories will stay
Still, and warm, and peaceful,
Now the days are getting long
I can sing my summer song
This song would be a sweet accompaniment to the recent biography of Armstrong, Pops, by Terry Teachout. It's a must-read tale of early deprivation and unbelievable success later on. (Did you know Armstrong once had some serious mob connections? I didn't! He wasn't really the type, it's just that, when one of those Chicago guys says he's managing you, it's very hard to say no thank you.)
This performance showcases Satchmo's later, more pop-friendly persona — the same one we associate with Wonderfull World and Mack The Knife — I've never had a problem with that. Some jazz purists will tell you to listen to his early recordings only. Of course those are good and also very important, but there is a lot of love and generosity in his tender reading of this song. If it's short on doctrinaire purity, I'm OK with that.
Louis Armstrong is at the top of of my list of twentieth century voices. He may not be alone there, but above him and few select others, it's all thin air. The owner of a miraculous vocal instrument that was unique in every way, he could express joy, sorrow and all points in between with humor and bonhomie. If it feels like he invented something profoundly modern, it's because he did.
Blending his band with Brubeck's, Armstrong delivers a straightforward reading of this wistful minor key ballad. It captures, in words and music, the melancholy beauty of this season as well as anything I've ever heard. it was recorded in the early '60s for a show called The Real Ambassadors, which tackled, sometimes satirically, civil rights and other issues they had experienced on the travels representing America as ambassadors of jazz. On some of the songs, Pops decided to forego the more ironic feel in the lyrics, concentrating on the drama. It was a smart decision that worked wonders on the more serious racial themes and just what was called for in this lazy pastoral.
It has a universality that is unshakeable. Even when he sings "gay in swanee season," (which I couldn't make out till I checked the lyric) you remind yourself that gay was once a very different word and give Iola points for a clever nod to Stephen Foster. All this song needs is it's own Good Morning, Vietnam! moment and it will be on everyones playlist. Till then, it's on mine and I hope yours.


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Domaine le roc
Fronton, France
In the small region of Fronton located 50 miles north of Toulouse in Southwest France lies Domaine le Roc. Catherine, Frederic, Jean- Luc Ribes and Pierre Salama have owned and operated the Domaine since 1981. They have been farming organically and sustainably since the beginning with heavy cover crops between the rows and sheep grazing in the vineyards throughout winter.
They work only primarily with the local Negrette variety and are champions of Negrette in the region. Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah also play supporting roles. The vines are planted on mixed gravel, quartz and sand soils which provide heat retention at night while also supplying good drainage.
Vinification is extremely traditional usually going for months in vat and always waiting for natural yeasts to finish fermentations. The wines are chemical free with only tiny additions of S02 at bottling if at all.
Le Roc Ambulle
100% Pet Nat rose from Negrette. Juicy and refreshing clocking in at 9% abv... Thankfully it comes in magnum. No sulfur
Rose La Saignee
65% Negrette, 30% Syrah, 5% Cabernet Sauvignon. The parcels are planted on a mix of sandstone and quartz. This rose is made by bleeding the grapes intended for red wine production, which results in a more intense red wine and a rich but fruity rose. The wine is fermented with natural yeast and matured on fine less for several months before bottling.
La Folle Noire d'Ambat
100% Negrette. Folle Noir means "Crazy Black" and Ambat is the name of the single vineyard this wine is made from. This 3-hectare parcel is particularly rich in oxidized small stones called Rougets There is also a mix of iron-rich sandstone and red quartz, which is unique to Fronton. The grapes are very lightly crushed, destemmed and fermented in small open top vats for 2 weeks at 25C. The wine is held in 20HL old foudre for 10 months before release.
La Classique
70% Negrette, 20% Syrah, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon. The parcels are planted on a mix of white quartz, grebb and stony marl. The grapes go into vat uncrushed and each variety is vinified separately for 3 weeks. Ferments are done in small concrete vats at 25C. The wines are then blended and matured together in 20HL old foudre for 18 months.
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