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Custom one owner built home in desirable Warren Place on the lake. Solid brick with 3 car garage, very open floor plan. Home amenities includes a great room fireplace, custom front door, cherry wood floors, and kitchen cabinets with granite countertops. Master bedroom has his and her walk in closets, custom shower in master bath with double vanity. Main level laundry. Basement has large open floor plan with a full wet bar, huge playroom that could be a media room. 2 more bedrooms and bath. Exterior covered deck is 24x12 trex with great views of the lake. Perfect for entertaining. Upgraded LED lighting thru out home. 5 bedrooms, could possibly be 6 with 3 baths. No window.
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Leeton-Whitton come from behind to defeat Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes by 19 points
Leeton-Whitton kept their premiership aspirations alive with an impressive 19-point win over Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes on Sunday.
The Crows produced some of their best football of the year to come from 30 points down and end the Goannas' season, 13.11 (89) to 10.10 (70) at Narrandera Sportsground.
With Brent Arho firing early and Ryan Price threatening, MCUE started strongly and opened up a 30-point lead early in the second quarter.
But the Crows responded with some of the best football of the season, kicking five goals in the space of eight minutes to take a narrow one-point lead into half-time.
Both teams went goal for goal early in the third term, before a couple of Jimmy Nancarrow goals helped the Crows establish an 18-point lead at three-quarter-time.
When Jade Hodge kicked his third in the fifth minute of the final term, it stretched the margin to 22 points, which proved too much for the Goannas.
Hodge, Leeton-Whitton's coach, was not surprised by the Crows comeback.
"Coming into today, I knew our best is good enough," Hodge said.
"We've had the wood over these blokes, I just think we match up really well on them and we can stretch them forward because they're not overly tall down back. I think we used the space of the ground, in particular, to the best of our ability and really isolated our forwards which helped.
"I'm really proud of the boys and for such a young group, to respond after the way Mango started was a fantastic effort."
The Crows' forwards and the way they moved the ball forward proved the difference in the end.
Hodge, Daniel Muir, Brad Boots and Cooper Sharman all had an influence on the contest, on the back of some brilliant supply through the second and third quarters.
Leeton-Whitton's youngsters also shone with Sam Hooper, Bailey Wood, Hugh Collins and Tyh Evans all bringing some pace and excitement to the Crows' game.
Mason Dryburgh also dominated in the ruck and took several marks around the ground, while Bryce O'Garey and Matt Rainbird were influential.
Arho and Price finished with three goals apiece for the Goannas, and they were the two most dangerous players.
Arho faded out of the game as the opportunities dried up and the Crows' defence got smarter, while Price threatened consistently throughout the day.
Trent Cohalan and Nick McCormack also battled hard for four quarters.
The Crows will now take plenty of confidence into next Sunday's first semi-final with Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong at Narrandera Sportsground.
"If we can isolate our forwards, even Ganmain, I think we match up really well against them on a bigger ground," Hodge said.
"Obviously they've got a pretty potent forward line, so we've got to stop them but I think our back six have been good all year.
"We're excited and as a young group will take plenty of confidence out of today."
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February 14, 2018: Victoria News, "New gardening series sprouted roots in Victoria" by Don Descoteau
February 14, 2018: Moose Jaw Express, "New TV Series by Moose Javian-born producer explores benefits of gardening" by Sasha-Gay Lobban
February 12, 2018: Toronto Star, "Ageless Gardens digs into the connection between gardening and those who devote time to it."
February 10, 2018: Star Week Magazine (Toronto Star), Cover Story "Tending to the soil is beneficial as we age" by Michael Korb
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February 6, 2018: RCI (Radio Canada International): Video documentary series: The wonders of gardens and gardening by Marc Montgomery (Interview with Producer/Director Ian Toews)
March 1, 2018: Q&A: Ageless Gardens – The Positives of Community Gardening by Adam Grant
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@jazylh: Hawk isn't using magic to throw clothes at him. The image of her in the middle is sorta like a flashback. She's just throwing clothes at him because he's being a royal punk.
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First panel expression is too cool. But come on, that's the best she could do with magic.


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text: I wanted to take the time to promote a Kickstarter campaign that I found out about just yesterday that was created to raise money for the print release of a book titled Secret Drugs of Buddhism: Psychedelic sacraments and the origins of Vajrayana, written by Mike Crowley. This is a perfect cross-section of topics for the readers of Think Wilder, because this blog has a strong focus on Buddhism and psychedelics. The book focuses on the historical use of psychedelics in Buddhism, and although I haven't read it yet, I immediately backed the campaign and wanted to put the word out to my audience in case anyone else would feel inspired to donate as well. Please visit the campaign for more information and consider acting fast because it is going to expire in 22 hours!


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I haven't posted here for a while, but I'm going to start again.
The Song of Ice and Fire game wrapped up with all the sturm and drang you'd expect from that setting.
Someone else ran a very good game of Deadlands for a few months. That was great because I actually got to play in that setting. And a Huckster no less, which was a blast!
Now I've started a DC Adventures/M&M3 game, which is what I'll be posting about mostly. Including the characters people have come up with. Maybe some villains, too.
I'll be back!
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Make time to reflect. And know when to ask for help.
Phew! Our heads are just peeking back up now after a solid six weeks of busy-ness. The best kind of busy. We've been working with so many interesting people, on so many interesting things, we haven't had time to sit back and reflect on what we've achieved, and more importantly, how we achieved it.
But now that we have a brief moment of silence, before the next hurricane of activity consumes us, we can see just how important it is to make time to stop, to acknowledge what's been done, what hurdles we've overcome, and refocus our attention, energy and learnings into the next set of projects.
Among the list of things that kept us on our toes were four fairly significant projects. Fair Trade Auckland presented us with an exciting brief, but a very short timeframe to achieve it in. Our friends at Rainbow Youth & Outline needed to launch their WTF campaign shortly after. The Lifewise Big SleepOut needed a video shot and edited. And we needed to help British Council stage a week-long PIYN workshop with a couple of creative legends from the UK, as a side event for design conference Semi-Permanent.
The only way we were going to give all of these projects the creative energy and attention that they needed was to acknowledge energy levels, and to know when to ask for help.
We could see our 'to-do' list getting longer than we could achieve ourselves, and the skill-set needed pushing our own experience, so we called in our favourite hipster and all round talented craftsman, Kaan Hiini to help us with a few things.
Having extra resource, allowed us to be more creative, and more responsive to some pretty demanding timelines, and complex projects. And through this period, we learnt that anything is possible with the right attitude and enough energy.
And we're lucky to have this learning under our belt as Jade heads off for a three week stint in the UK to absorb as much as she can for another British Council project. It makes it an easy, logical and exciting step to extend our team to include Kaan as a semi-permanent fixture so that Eddy isn't left carrying the load alone.
Together we can divide and conquer, share the load, manage energy levels and achieve anything we put our mind to.


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Gorgeous Carly and I did this maternity photoshoot in Barcelona in May 2019, and she was expecting her baby a couple of weeks after. Now she is already a mom to a wonderful girl.
Big family photo shoot in Barcelona (Port Vell, the Gothic, Cuitadella Park) by Barcelona based photographer Ksenia Pardo
Big turkish family. What can be more fun to shoot in Barcelona? We had a 2 hours photoshoot with Dilyara and her family in Port Vell, the Gothic Quarter and in Cuitadella Park. And as a result I delivered them around 100 processed and edited photos.
I was so glad to take photos of Mashonda and Kasseem in the streets of Barcelona. I had really much fun with these two positive and easy going people.
Alex, Katya and Platon came to Barcelona from Russia for vacation. And we did a short nice family photo session in Port Vell and Gothic Quarter. It lasted 30 minutes and I delivered around 25 photos.


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Another Update from Huntington Beach
Good morning, Growers!
I think that these images show the buried vine tips and their subsequent drip irrigation lines a little better.
I'll try to tape my pumpkin this week-end, and I'll report my findings early next week.
Saturday may be the hottest day of the year. So, keep that soil moist!
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Hi all!
I wanted to talk a bit about slowing down and why, it is an important and uncomfortable practice for me and maybe you can related. After the car accident (I almost typed 'my car accident' but I don't want it to stay attached to me) I needed to slow down for a number of reasons. I had a pounding headache for a couple of days and my body and mind were adjusting from shock symptoms (forgetfulness, foggy headed, and general fatigue).
My first night back in Austin, I felt like I was fighting with myself a lot. The part of me knowing that I needed to proceed with caution and care AND the part of me that just wanted to get everything done and taken care of right away so that I wouldn't have to feel the pangs of uncertainty being in the grey area. Today, I'm much better...more clear---rested and my energetic cup feels a bit more full, though not totally replenished...I'm working on that.
It occurs to me just how impatient I can be at times. My impatience doesn't look like the hands on the hips toe tapping impatience that I thought it could only be packaged as. Mine is more like an undercurrent of anxiety that seems only to get relief when things are more 'certain' or defined or tied up with a bow. I noticed this as I was talking with the claims adjuster with regard to my car. He talked slowly on the phone and would introduce himself every time with his full name and I was thinking...yes! I know who you are, we have spoken 5 times now and I saved your number. I just wanted to get everything taken care of...to scoot into a more certain place---when actually, nothing is ever fully certain. My anxiety and ego would like me to believe that it can be.
And now, I'm trying to be a bit more deliberate about how I structure my days. It is not perfect. I am still figuring it out and probably always will be refining and tweaking and learning how to best serve myself and others. I have this new understanding of time---that if it doesn't happen today, it very well can happen tomorrow or next week or even the week after. I'm wanting to give myself more space to make commitments and when I do that, I am much more likely to keep them---and do so joyfully.
That's all for now...It's exciting to me when new musings come about as a result of life experiences. I now have the very visceral and embodied memory of a car accident to remind me how crucial it is for me to take my time with decisions and people and as much as I can---try to not rush.
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A teaser article showing some images of what will transpire on the hit CBS TV series 'The Big Bang Theory' Season 11 Episode 4 titled 'The Explosion Implosion'. As Sheldon and Howard go through an old Rocket Model, they set off to the desert to test it. Read More »
The hit TV series of CBS featuring a group of geniuses as their lives intertwined with each other through friendship and love. "The Big Bang Theory" Season 11 Episode 3 titled "The Relaxation Integration" airs on Oct 9 on CBS. Read More »
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As I try to make my YouTube Channel home to more and more exclusive content away from my other social media channels, I have started a few videos that will (hopefully) lead onto their own individual series focusing on various things. The first one of note is when me and my Partner in crime, Andy Cheetham of ChillCre8tive, sat down to do our first informal sit-down game review of Final Fantasy Type-0, which is going to be the first in our collaborative game review series in which we review a host of games, from past to present day... Our own unique brand of mumbling biased bullshit comes free of charge.
Another series I'm looking to starting, is recordings of me while i complete various drawings, sketches and artwork (AKA Speed Sketches), time-lapsed so you get a unique insight into the creation process of various projects by yours truly! The first of which you can view below.
Apart from these first videos that are now out there on my YouTube channel herrrrrrre: https://www.youtube.com/user/Danjimantiss24 , other new video's that are coming up are the start of my new Artist Interview series, four of which have already been filmed and are currently in edit, in which i talk to various people about the awesome work they do. There there is the Artist showcase videos, focusing on various types of independent artists from far-ranging medias as acting, pixel art, musicians, game designers and multiple visual arts. Then on top of that, I'm looking into creating a weekly podcast, of rambling and mind-riffery with some mates, so aside from all the creative things you will see me covering, you can also hear me talking whatever crap comes into my mind as we look at each weeks events.... if that tickles your fancy.
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Project Life 2016 | Week 41
This week is a prime example of taking less photos. The right side of this spread is some of the better photos from JUST Saturday of this week. I used an Ali Edwards card for my title card, and some super old Studio Calico cards that I've been hoarding for a couple of years now.
The left side mostly covers the first part of the week. Wet rainy weather, a bit of snow, socks trying to clean the moisture off the window so he can watch the garbage man come, coffee at the table. The photo from my hairdressers is from Saturday morning, but I stuck it there anyways. On the thankful card I made a list of what I'm thankful for this year.
The right side covers strictly Saturday. Car selfie on our way to get family pictures done (it was freezing). A foot selfie with the leaves after we got back from pictures. A couple of snapchat filters. The happy couple, and my brother dancing with our mom, and the kids in the corner.
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Rutgers edges Iowa to cap Midwest trip
For the No. 25 Rutgers women's soccer team, the past seven days can be summed up in one word: exhausting.
After a day off last Monday, the Scarlet Knights grinded in the unexpected late September heat that swept through on Tuesday. They then packed their bags, flew out to the cornfields of Lincoln, Nebraska and battled for 110 minutes in an enduring 1-1 double-overtime tie.
Despite the two-day time gap that separated the two games, it would be easy to understand how Rutgers could come sluggish into the finale of its four-day Big Ten road trip.
It didn't help that the team they were about to face boasted an unblemished conference record, while the Knights were still searching for their first Big Ten road win.
But when Sunday's matinee came and went, Rutgers could exhale with the satisfaction of a 1-0 triumph over No. 13 Iowa.
Although the Knights (7-1-1, 3-1-1) couldn't pull out the win last Thursday night at Nebraska, head coach Mike O'Neill said the points received from the tie and the win over the Hawkeyes (8-3, 3-2) culminated a successful road trip.
"Coming back on this trip with four points, it's big, you know?" O'Neill said. "That was a total team effort out there today on both sides of the ball. … It was very inspiring to watch. We really played a lot of good soccer, a lot of good soccer."
Rutgers and Iowa exchanged seven and fives shots, respectively, in the first half, but went into the half locked up in a scoreless stalemate.
Then Madison Tiernan struck.
The sophomore midfielder capitalized on a corner kick sent in by senior forward Amy Pietrangelo in the 50th minute to give the Knights a 1-0 advantage they would not relinquish throughout the remainder of the contest.
"Amy played a great ball into me and the defenders actually stepped off thinking I was going to pass it, and I kind of just took my shot and it landed," Tiernan said. "We've been working on it so much — getting the ball to your target, turning and taking our shots — so, it went in our favor."
It was the only goal of the game by Rutgers, but it stepped up its aggressiveness in the second half with 14 shots. The offense tallied a total of 21 shots.
On the defensive end of the ball, play remained the same.
All season long, the Knights have been reliant on their stout defensive. The consistency of the unit shows with its recent dominance, as it has pitched a shutout in three out of the past four games.
Junior defender Erica Skroski and the defense emphasized the containment of Iowa leading scorer Cloe Lacasse, who entered the game tied for second in the Big Ten with seven goals.
Based on the shutout that resulted, it's safe to say Skroski and her fellow defenders on the backline aced the test.
"We had to keep our mark on [Lacasse], make sure we knew where she was at all times and we really had to defend her really well," Skroski said. "We worked together, we organized people around us and we basically shut her down."
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First things first, it snowed all day yesterday so I am happily perched in my white leather swivel chair with a blinding flood of light bouncing off the pretty white fluff-fest going on outside our den window. 'K. Just wanted to get that out there. Now onto more important matters...
...Like the incredibly crush-worthy spaces below that I've been staring at for the past hour! I've got to say, of all the interior designers' sites I troll on a regular basis, Betsy Burnham's takes the cake. Her ability to mix color, patterns and unexpected twists(see framed poster below that drops the F-bomb) keeps me coming back for more. That, and her affinity for the color RED! This isn't the first time I've blogged about her brilliant use of red, and I'm sure it ain't gonna be the last.
Now before you scroll down and check out the pretty pics, will you please do me some oh-so-fun favors? In an effort to attract more paying sponsors, I need your help. My trusty Statcounter tells me how many blog hits I get a day, and it sure as shit ain't represented by the number of "followers" displayed on the right. Soooo...
1) Please click the blue "join this site" button on the right to become an official follower.
2) Click "like on Facebook" on the upper right. This will ensure you get CMC updates in your FB newsfeed.
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Eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly helps us to enjoy good health, to feel good and to reduce the risk of suffering from certain diseases or to gain weight.
Consume salmon, add a splash of olive oil to your salads, take a handful of nuts as a snack and even eat a piece of dark chocolate, are healthy alternatives of nutrition that you can incorporate into your usual diet.
A healthy diet, low in saturated fat and that includes foods that lower cholesterol is important, even more so if we consider those extra kilos that cost so much to eliminate.
Next, we present you with five foods that you can consume to regulate your cholesterol, prevent the risk of cardiovascular diseases and much more.
Oats and cereals.
Eating oatmeal or whole grains has many health benefits. They are foods rich in fiber and low in fat that will give you enough energy to start the day on the right foot. Add to that that they create a feeling of satiety longer lasting than other foods, and that will help you not to think about consuming unhealthy things in the middle of the morning or mid-afternoon. You can drink them with milk, yogurt, and fruits; with oats, you can even prepare cookies, thicken soups, add them to shakes and even use them to coat chicken and fish.
Now that winter is approaching, legumes are an ideal dish for cold days. They are full of proteins and minerals, are low in fat and are also an excellent source of fiber, which favors the reduction of blood pressure and levels of bad cholesterol in the blood. Try to consume them twice a week and remember that you can prepare them in very varied ways, such as soups, creams, salads or a delicious hummus.
You can consume them at any time and they are ideal to eat them as a snack or incorporate them into salads and meals, especially almonds and nuts, which are included in foods that lower cholesterol. The many vitamins, minerals and fatty acids of the Omega-3 type that they contain contribute to maintain the health of our heart and adjust the levels of cholesterol in the blood. Due to its caloric content, it is recommended not to eat more than a handful daily.
Blue Fish.
Within this category, we can find salmon, herring, mackerel, trout, sardines, and anchovies, which are fish rich in good fats and in omega-3 fatty acids, which help reduce triglycerides in the blood and to maintain adequate cholesterol levels. Try to consume them at least twice a week, baked or grilled.
Fruits and vegetables.
All fruits and vegetables are low in saturated fats and rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. The World Health Organization recommends taking at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, to achieve a healthy diet. Consuming fruits and vegetables can help you maintain adequate blood pressure levels, reduce the risk of heart disease, prevent diseases such as colds and reduce cholesterol levels, among other things. You can consume fruits and vegetables to snack between meals, and also in the form of smoothies, soups, creams, and desserts.
If you have high cholesterol levels or if you want to prevent and make sure you keep them within the recommended margins, one of the first things you should worry about is diet. If you already consume all these foods regularly, you are on the right track and if not, we recommend you start now: to add more oatmeal to your breakfast; fish and vegetables in your lunches and dinners; fruits, vegetables, and nuts at any time of the day. All this will help you keep your cholesterol levels under control and achieve a healthy diet. You may also try a regular workout with a best folding treadmill in your office or home.


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What do we need to consider before offering extra pay for weekend work?
Q. We have a short-term project coming up that is going to require some of our hourly, nonexempt employees to work some extra weekend hours. We are thinking we might pay them a higher rate to work on the weekends to encourage employees to volunteer and to reward them. Is there anything we should be keeping in mind before we do that?
A. Yes. You'll want to be sure that you set up your arrangement to comply with federal and state wage-and-hour laws. Under these wage-and-hour laws, nonexempt employees must be paid at least one and a half times their "regular rate of pay" for any hours worked in excess of 40 hours in their seven day workweek.
The employees' weekend hours must be counted as hours worked in determining if they have worked overtime hours and are owed overtime pay. In addition, you'll want to make sure you are correctly calculating their regular and overtime rate of pay. As a general rule, any nondiscretionary pay must be factored into the regular rate of pay to determine the time-and-a-half overtime rate.
There is, however, a special rule for "premium pay." If an employer establishes a true premium rate for work done on Saturdays, Sundays or holidays, this premium rate does not have to be included in the regular rate of pay. In addition, the amount of premium pay for the workweek can be credited toward overtime pay, although any overtime pay due that exceeds this credited amount must still be paid.
Megan L. Anderson is an attorney with Gray Plant Mooty's Employment Law Practice Group in Minneapolis. Concentrating her practice in employment law counseling and litigation, she regularly advises employers and provides training on a variety of employment law issues. Contact her at email@example.com or (612) 632-3004.


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We have multiple evidence of total unprofesionalism from Kucoin, got giving awards promised, support of wash trades for their contests, sending withdrawals 2-times without accountability, which clearly means they aren't LIQUID anymore.
No rewards on contests
First many of their contest have ended without awards, quielty, ended. Simply as that, winners didn't got nothing. One of the contest is BCH-KCS volume & holders contest. In which every holder of Kucoin that traded even 0.5 BCH in their markets and had a decent amount of KCS should have got at least 1KCS out of a pool of 110.000 Kucoin Shares. Yet no rewards were distributed, no 110.000 Kucoin Shares were distributed.
Support of Wash Trades in Contests
For those who don't know Wash trading has been illegal in the United States since the passage the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA), of 1936.
A wash trade is a form of market manipulation in which an investor simultaneously sells and buys the same financial instruments to create misleading, artificial activity in the marketplace.[1] First, an investor will place a sell order. He will then place a buy order to buy from himself, and vice versa. This may be done for a number of reasons:
- To artificially increase trading volume, giving the impression that the instrument is more in demand than it actually is.
- To generate commission fees to brokers in order to compensate them for something that cannot be openly paid for.
In this case to artificially "WIN" #1st places in which cases were as Tesla's & Lambo's.
We actively participated in their QLink contest ending up wining a Mac Pro Book, after in the last 3 hours ,3 contestants used wash trade mechanism in order to win Tesla D gave away by QLink, to a fraudster. Most probably a Kucoin insider.
P.S: They also have "difficulties" sending our Mac Pro Book. Meanwhile they hurry up to give the present to their Tesla D winner.
Here is also a proof from their CIO, Kent Li in which he supports "wash trading".
Withdrawal issues? It is an actual leakage of funds
One of our users have reported to have submited for an 100 NEO withdrawal, instead receiving 2 transactions of 100 NEO each. Resulting in a colosal leakage in Kucoin wallets.
This was the original transaction which the user had in its Kucoin Dashboard:
This is the transaction from Kucoin in which their wallets leaked it for FREE.
A ticking bomb.
Careful, always keep your funds away from exchanges, trade only what you need for your daily needs, nothing excesive or that you cannot afford to lose. In any time this exchanges can fall off due to non-regulation. Your funds aren't insured and exchanges like Kucoin that have this type of behavior, even the removal of entire team information, it is a BIG RED FLAG.
The post Kucoin – A ticking bomb from security to legality appeared first on Crypto News 24/7 – Bitcoin News.
Source: 247cryptonews.com


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AC Milan's Franck Kessie apologises for bench altercation with teammate Lucas Biglia
AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie has apologised to teammate Lucas Biglia after he was replaced in their 3-2 defeat to Inter Milan.
Two minutes after Lautaro Martinez's scored Inter's third goal in the 67th minute, Kessie was replaced by Andrea Conti and he did not hide his frustration with Gennaro Gattuso's decision.
While walking down to his seat, Biglia made some statements which angered the 22-year-old midfielder before they separated by other teammates.
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After the encounter, Kessie admitted that his reaction was a mistake and tendered an apology to the 33-year-old.
"It was the adrenaline of the match situation, I was frustrated coming off and really wanted to do more. I took it out on Lucas and it was a mistake, I apologised afterwards," Kessie told SkySport Italia.
"He is older than me and I should learn from him. I'm sorry."
The Argentina international also admitted fault in his statement and the 'embarrassing scene' created during Sunday's game.
"Franck knows what I said and we clarified the situation afterwards. We all want to win, but this is not something we should do in front of everyone. Maybe save it for the dressing room," Biglia said.
"We above all feel bad for this embarrassing scene, I feel ashamed of it and apologised to the lads and Coach in person. It was not what we wanted, we embarrassed the club we represent and it won't happen again."
Meanwhile, manager Gennaro Gattuso described the altercation as a double defeat and has promised to take actions to punish the duo.
"The defeat that hurts me the most was Kessie and seeing what happened on the bench," Gattuso added.
"That is something I cannot accept with the way I see football, the way I see the team and the group ethic.
"There has to be respect for everyone in the dressing room and it was just unacceptable. I am the coach, I have to take care of discipline in the dressing room and the players know how much I care about that.
"You can criticise my tactics, but I built my career on respect, group ethics, representing the jersey, honouring the teammates who haven't played for months. This means the world to me and that is why it is a double defeat.
"I will have my say over the next few days."
Kessie has played in all but two of Milan's Serie A matches this season and he is expected to join Cote d'Ivoire national team ahead of their final 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Rwanda on Saturday.


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Steve, our Market President loves anything bacon and who wouldn't like a savory, chunky jam you can spread on a baguette. Made with a fine selection of bacon from Pastured Perfect and Farmer Nick's, and maple syrup from vendor AKF Foods, this is a perfect go to appetizer for the holidays.
1 1/2 pounds sliced bacon, cut crosswise into 1-inch pieces
2 cups finely chopped shallots (from 3 large or 8 small shallots)
4 small cloves garlic, chopped (about 1 tablespoon)
1 teaspoon chili powder
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
1/2 cup bourbon
1/4 cup maple syrup
1/3 cup sherry vinegar
1/3 cup packed light-brown sugar
1. Spread half of bacon in a single layer in a large skillet and cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until browned, 20 to 23 minutes. Transfer to paper towels to drain. Remove fat; clean pan. Repeat with remaining bacon, reserving browned bits and 1 tablespoon fat in pan.
2. Add shallots and garlic to pan and cook over medium heat, stirring, until translucent, about 5 minutes. Add chili powder, ginger, and mustard and cook, stirring, 1 minute. Increase heat to high; add bourbon and maple syrup. Bring to a boil, scraping up browned bits. Add vinegar and brown sugar and return to a boil. Add reserved bacon; reduce heat to low. Simmer, stirring occasionally, until liquid reduces to a thick glaze, about 10 minutes.
3. Transfer mixture to a food processor and pulse until it has the consistency of a chunky jam. Refrigerate in an airtight container at least 1 hour and up to 4 weeks.
Recipe courtesy of Martha Stewart Living


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How to show your partner that you care
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In our primary relationship, we all want to be understood. We want our partners to "get" us. Whether we're upset or joyful or sad, whether we're disappointed, excited, or discouraged, we want our partner to accept and understand what it is we're feeling.
But it turns out that more important than empathic accuracy — when our partner has an accurate read on our emotions — is the empathic effort — the fact that our partner wants to understand us and is making that desire abundantly clear.
A recent research found that both men's and women's relationship satisfaction was associated more with a perception of effort by a partner than whether the partner was actually accurate in identifying emotions. Which isn't to say that empathic accuracy makes no difference; indeed it does. The study also found that relationship satisfaction for men was tied to their own ability to accurately read their partner's positive emotions.
For women, relationship satisfaction was tied to their partner's ability to accurately read their negative emotions.
How is empathic effort conveyed? Verbal and non-verbal signals are both involved: good eye contact, serious listening, the posture that indicates "I'm settling in to listen and understand," plus words like these:
"Tell me what you're feeling emotional."
"Talk to me about what happened so I can appreciate what you're going through."
"You don't seem okay. What are you feeling?"
"I want to understand your emotions."
"I sense something's up with you. Can you talk to me about what you're feeling?"
For many, the results of the aforementioned study are initially surprising — doesn't empathic accuracy always feel satisfying? — but ultimately an affirmation of what we know matters most: that our partners care to make the effort to see and hear us emotionally. "When my partner is serious about understanding my feelings, I know I matter. Being understood is important enough t, and we can usually get there through conversation. But what I value most is seeing that the interest is there, that there's a sincere effort to know and understand what's going on with me."


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Hey everyone!
Hope everyone's having a good new year so far. I picked up a old skilsaw model 67 (5-1/2" 8amp worm drive) and I can't locate a blade that'll fit the arbor. It's a diamond arbor and only takes blades with diamond knockouts.
I can't find anyone AT ALL who makes a 5-1/2" (or 5-3/8") blade with a diamond knockout. HELPPPPPP
I've looked into adapter bushings but I'm coming up short there too.
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Assistant Director of Public Safety
- Employer
- Howard Community College
- Location
- Washington D.C.
- Posted
- May 14, 2019
- Closes
- Jun 18, 2019
- Function
- Security Guard and Public Safety
- Industry
- Education
- Hours
- Full Time
About Howard Community College:
Howard Community College (HCC) is an exciting place to work, learn, and grow! HCC has been awarded the distinction as a "Great College to Work for" since 2009 from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Howard Community College values diversity among its faculty, staff and student population. We are an innovative institution that is committed to responding to the ever-changing needs and interests of a diverse and dynamic community. No matter where you want to go in your career, you can get there from here!
Job Description:
- Assists Director of Public Safety in overseeing the security and safety operations of the college. Will manage security operations, to include, dispatch, patrol, investigations, access control reporting, student identification system and daily security officer duties. Ensures that college constituents adhere to federal and state laws, county ordinances and college rules and regulations. Fulfill duties and responsibilities in accordance with Special Police Officer Commission
- Manage the daily operations of the public safety department
- Manage the SPO program and supervise the commissioned officers
- Assist with the management of contract security officers
- Manage the accreditation program accountability requirements
- Develop policies and procedures for public safety department
- Investigate personnel complaints and work with the human resources department concerning corrective action
- Develop and deliver training programs for public safety and security officers
- Advise director on matters related to strategic planning and budgeting
- Oversee departmental caseload and initiate investigations as necessary
- Manage internal complaint investigation process
- Prepare/review all incident reports and processes them according to HCC procedure
- Monitor compliance and identify inefficiencies through periodic audits
- Ensure college compliance with federal reporting requirements for security incidents
- Serve as liaison between the college and local law enforcement
- Attend meetings and conferences to maintain state of the art campus safety practices, and shares new information obtained with the on-site manager
- Coordinate security activities with Facilities, Development, Public Relations & Marketing, and other college departments in the planning and implementation of security functions for special events
- Perform routine inspections of College facilities to ensure compliance with government regulations, safety, and crime prevention concerns
- Other responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Public Safety or Vice President of Administration and Finance
Provide supervision for all public safety and security personnel
- AA degree or higher required; course work in criminal justice preferred
- Successful completion of a certified training academy for law enforcement
- Minimum seven (7) years of experience in law enforcement, ten or more is preferred
- Minimum five (5) years of experience in a management position preferably in a security or law enforcement
- Security experience gained at a college or university campus is preferred
- Knowledge of surveillance procedures utilizing electronic equipment preferred
- Knowledge of contract management procedures related to outsourced contract services preferred
- Ability to use routine equipment such as a desktop computer, two-way radio and experience with Microsoft office applications
- Knowledge of federal, state and local criminal laws
- Knowledge of higher education regulations as they relate to student information and security; (preferred (Clery, FERPA and Title IX)
- Ability to interact in a positive, sensitive, courteous and understanding way with members of a diverse academic community and the general public
- A valid Maryland State Motor Vehicle Operator's License
- Ability to obtain a valid Maryland Special Police Officer Commission
- Ability to obtain a valid Maryland handgun permit or permit granted by the Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act (LEOSA)
- Successful completion of a criminal background check that includes: no felony convictions, including guilty pleas or nolo contendre pleas to felony charges or any misdemeanor involving drug or weapons, criminal violations, theft or other misdemeanors involving moral turpitude, and acts of dishonesty
- Pre-employment, post-offer, drug screening and physical exam required
- Ability to maintain, at a minimum, a 70% score during annual range qualifications
- Ability to maintain strict confidentiality
- Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing
- Regular attendance is a requirement of this job
- Performs all duties while considering the impact of any actions on the college's sustainability initiatives in the areas of environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic prosperity
Will be armed in accordance to college policy and procedures
Must be able to work flexible hours which could include nights or weekends
Must be able to respond to off hour emergencies/issues
Able to physically perform the required duties of the position, which include walking, climbing ladders, running, lifting 50 pounds from ground to waist and walk 10 feet and push/pull 100 lbs. 20 feet
Additional Information:
Hours Per Week: 37.5
Work Schedule: Core hours: 8:30am - 5pm, Monday - Friday
Compensation: $57,394 plus excellent health insurance, paid leave and tuition reimbursement
Grade: 14
FLSA Status: Exempt
Open Until Filled
For Best Consideration, Submit by May 24, 2019
*Pre-employment physical and criminal background investigation is a condition of employment.
Howard Community College (HCC) is an Equal Employment Opportunity & Affirmative Action employer & values diversity within its faculty, staff & student population. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, disability or protected veteran status.
HCC understands that persons with specific disabilities may need assistance with the job application process and/or with the interview process. For confidential assistance with the job application process, please contact the Office of Human Resources at 443-518-1100. The TDD line phone # is: 443-518-4822.
Application Instructions:
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2. Resume
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For the last several months, Clarke's television and radio stations have been putting content online using a four-month-old peer-to-peer service called the Open Media Network, which gives public broadcasters an affordable way to distribute high-quality versions of their work on the Net.
For now, KQED is doing this with only a few programs--documentaries about San Francisco history or a local park, among others--but more content is on the way. KQED has long experimented with putting video and audio on its Web sites, and the peer-to-peer service now makes it much more affordable to distribute its TV programming online, Clarke said.
What's new:
TV programmers are starting to make use of file-swapping tools to overcome bandwidth issues and put video online.
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Peer-to-peer technologies are making it more practical to distribute video on the Net, broadening the reach for both TV stations and ordinary folk.
"Public broadcasting has always been about citizenship and having universal access to what we do," Clarke said. "This is using 21st century technology to do that."
Clarke's KQED is at the leading edge of the mix of TV programmers trying to reach people online--a process that's just beginning to do for video what blogs have done for print media, and podcasting has done for radio. By putting professional programming a mouse click away from independently produced content, these tools are democratizing media in still-unpredictable ways.
As with those other tools and media, the changes are being driven in large part by new distribution techniques that let traditional media companies reach people online, and allow ordinary folks to distribute their own content cheaply.
The distribution hurdles have been higher for video than for other mediums. Even short video files, lasting just a few minutes, can be many times larger than an average MP3 music file, and a 30-minute broadcast of good quality video can take hours to download, even on a broadband connection. The bandwidth needed to send that amount of data is also expensive, making straight video downloads impractical for many small companies or individuals.
Peer-to-peer technologies have made that more practical. With these tools, once a computer downloads a file (or a piece of a file, with some software programs), that computer then can start uploading it to others. Thus, every viewer can potentially help distribute part or all of a file to others, sharing the bandwidth burden among a large number of people instead of forcing the original programmer to pay the full cost.
Commercial companies including Kontiki and Red Swoosh already offer inexpensive ways to distribute large files such as video or computer games using their own proprietary file-swapping tools. Independent producers, in turn, have largely turned to BitTorrent, an open-source technology.
From video blogs to high-def downloads
Now both sides, commercial and independent, are stepping up their ambitions.
On Tuesday, an organization called the Participatory Culture Foundation--an offshoot of the peer-to-peer activist Downhill Battle group--will launch the first beta version of its DTV software, an application that will collect and distribute independent video online.
Its first version, for Apple Computer's Macintosh computers, will have the clean lines of iTunes, and full-screen video, all based on BitTorrent technology. Though most of the initial content will be video blogs and independent media, the group also has an agreement to distribute programming from former Vice President Al Gore's new television operation, Channel.tv.
"We think that online video needs a home base," said David Moore, the foundation's director of outreach, explaining his group's development project. "It needs an iTunes."
Anyone will be able to publish into the system, by using tools the foundation already produces for turning video into fast-downloading BitTorrent files, he said. A Windows version of the software will be available later in the year.
Last week, HDNet, the high-definition cable and satellite channel run by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, began experimenting with the release of its high-quality content online using the Red Swoosh peer-to-peer tools. The first release was a 20-minute, 1.3 gigabyte clip of the recent space shuttle launch, with more content promised over the coming weeks.
But public television companies are moving into this peer-to-peer world much more quickly than their commercial counterparts.
Many of the public broadcasters are working with Kontiki founder and Apple veteran Mike Homer's Open Media Network. Launched in April with the aim of collecting public television programming such as KQED's in one place online, the nonprofit network now has more than 15,000 files, with an emphasis on audio podcasts.
That may not be as much TV programming as can be found on file-swapping networks such as Kazaa or eDonkey--but unlike the shows on those networks, all of Homer's content has been cleared by the copyright owners, so it's legal to distribute.
But like those unauthorized services, the legal Open Media Network is giving viewers a more active role in customizing the viewing experience. Rather than having televisionlike channels, the latest version of the Open Media Network software organizes its content by categories and comments that are constantly updated by users, a little like the way the popular Wikipedia.org creates links between subjects.
"The notion of channels doesn't make sense in an environment where you have the ability to infinitely personalize the experience," Homer said. "Once you have a library of video that is constantly growing, you can't just have a few people who sit around and view it and curate it. You need to have the audience itself act as a curator."
These nonprofit networks aren't alone in switching their focus to video. As broadband connections proliferate, most of the major Internet companies are adding video to their offerings. Yahoo, AOL and Google each are kicking off video search services, and Google has even offered to host independently produced video in its own databases.
Homer said that the peer-to-peer television tools will ultimately wind up intertwined with those databases.
The Open Media Network will be providing its index to Google and the other companies, so that casual Web surfers can find links to the network's content, he said. He predicted that the core peer-to-peer technology would ultimately wind up bundled with media players such as Apple Computer's iTunes or Microsoft's Windows Media, making video much easier to distribute.
"That's where this belongs," Homer said. "If you click on something with a media player today, it's using a 10-year-old (technology) to deliver the file. That should be peer-to-peer."


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From a press release last week from the Madison division of the FBI.
Bonnie Block of Lancaster was sentenced to two years probation and a $1,000 fine for failing to disclose $10,750 she held in a bank account on the date her bankruptcy case was filed and for lying about how she spent the money when questioned about it.
Two years probation and a $1,000 fine, by the way, was hardly the maximum that she could have faced for her crime. She could have been imprisoned for up to 5 years, and the fine could have been a lot more.
The bankruptcy court denied her discharge. Additionally (the press release doesn't detail this, but I have it on good authority from a former trustee in that district), she ended up having to turn over the hidden funds.
Now, I can't speak as to the totality of the exemption math in her case. But it is likely that she would have been able to protect almost half of that money if she had disclosed it and used state exemptions. (Federal exemptions may well have protected even more.) Or she could have gone the Chapter 13 route. Instead, she lost the entire amount, attorney fees for representation in the bankruptcy, attorney fees for representation in the criminal proceedings, her discharge, the fine, plus the criminal mark on her record.
Lesson of the story: no matter how bad you think something might be in bankruptcy, lying and getting caught is going to be MUCH WORSE. Always be honest with your attorney and disclose all of your income and assets.


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Twigs with Buds
Two pairs of long stud earrings cast from an oak twig gathered from the parkland outside my workshop. The earrings are in sterling silver with 18ct gold buds and are available either bright or patinated dark. Various lengths are available up to the full casting length of approximately 7cm.


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OOTD: NYFW Sporty Chic
New York Fashion Week as come and gone, but this season I'm proud to give you a play-by-play of what I was wearing. Be sure to stay connected as I share all my NYFW looks.
So, I totally obsessed over these Adidas track pants for weeks leading up to fashion week. Maybe events months. I originally thought to purchase the entire set, but settled that a full neon orange look my be overkill. I paired the pants with a classic white blazer and bodysuit. As always, Louboutin So Kates rounded out my look and I found this gem of a bag (pun intended) from Jeffrey Campbell to all spunk and extra color.
Did a nail the sporty chic vibe? Comment below.
xo - Janelle
Blazer from ZARA, Bodysuit from FASHION NOVA, Pants from ASOS, Shoes from Christian Louboutin, Bag from JEFFREY CAMPBELL, and Jewelry from MAXINE & JIMMIE.


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Spinach Artichoke Dip
- 1 can Artichoke hearts
- 1/2 cup chopped frozen spinach, thawed
- 8 oz. cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2-4 cloves of garlic, minced
- red pepper flakes, salt and pepper, to taste
Place the spinach and artichoke hearts in a saucepan, with enough liquid to just cover. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes or until tender. Drain.
In a separate saucepan, saute garlic in olive oil until the garlic is just translucent. Add the cream cheese and stir to a paste. Add the spinach, artichoke and seasonings, mixing well.
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GovernWell: Recruitment - The governor role in non-executive appointments, London
Date 11 September 2019
Time 09:30
Venue London
This one day specialist course helps governors to understand the process and procedures for the appointment of non-executive directors and the Chair. It offers practical how to advice, includes an update on relevant legislation and provides an opportunity to practise formulating interview questions and participate in a mock interview.
Who should attend?
The course is aimed at governors serving on nominations committees and/or sitting on selection panels.
What will governors learn?
At the end of the day participants will have:
- familiarity with the overall recruitment process
- awareness of good practice in relation to recruitment
- had an opportunity to practise recruitment skills.
Course information
Courses will generally run from 9.00am to 4.30pm and will take place at venues in city centres with easy access from a main train station. Further details will be circulated in the joining instructions two weeks prior to the event date.
How much does it cost?
The specialist skills modules cost £220 +VAT per delegate (£187 with group booking discount).
How to book
Group discount - book 10 or more places and get 15% off. To book please download the booking form
Group booking terms and conditions
Group bookings must be made at the same time but can include any combination of GovernWell courses. Please note that we cannot accept booking forms without a purchase order number. For more information please visit the FAQs page or email Deepa Mistry.


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Today was a very sad day for all of us.We said goodbye to Nanny who flies back to England after 5 precious weeks together..Emilia was so brave and dried away my tears with her new gloves... then onto horse therapy! Tiny Tim was really enjoying unexpected attention and Emilia felt calmed being with the horses and outside in the sunshine. The horse paddock gives her comfort... it's safe, sensory and constantly changing... dogs, chooks and of course horses.
Hi Ali, So pleased to find your blog and see your beautiful photographs of Emelia. Fred was diagnosed with ASD earlier this year aged 15 and he also loves riding. Horse riding, family pets and a love of natural history have helped him through some very difficult times. Animals never ask questions and I think that can make them very good company for someone with social anxiety. Anna x
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I ran today.
The key, really, is whether I'll run again tomorrow. And again on Sunday. And over the following week, and all the days ahead. Rain, snow, wind, sun, calm, now is always a good time to shine.
Consistent, persistent, and positive effort creates meaningful moments, even if they're hard to see at present. You have to trust that it does because, looking back, it always has.
Rightfully so, the amount of edible food that's throw away in our nation is getting more and more press. In the same way, it's important to not throw away a moment just because it might not look perfect.


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Julie Jenkins Selected For "Five Star Real Estate Agents"
Dec 20, 2013, 03:42 ET
Julie Jenkins of Sarasota, FL has been honored with a recognition by Sarasota Magazine in its selection of "Five Star Real Estate Agents."
SARASOTA, Fla., Dec. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Announcing a special recognition appearing in the April, 2013 issue of Sarasota Magazine published by Gulfshore Media, Inc.. Julie Jenkins was selected for the following honor:
"Five Star Real Estate Agents"
Julie Jenkins commented on the recognition: "This is quite an honor for me. The fact that Sarasota Magazine included me in its selection of "Five Star Real Estate Agents," signals that my constant effort to deliver excellent work has paid off. It is gratifying to be recognized in this way."
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I understand it's my job to make your real estate investments become the most successful as possible. That means providing quality information that can benefit you immediately, staying with you through all steps of the purchase, rental or resale of your real estate purchase and/or investment. I want to be accessible to provide you information on market conditions, information about specific locations and properties, and the knowledge to make your real estate purchase profitable.
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Sensational quality wine from the Orange, NSW wine growing region.
2011 Shiraz (12 bottle case)
2011 Shiraz (12 bottle case)
Exquisitely dark cerise in colour, the bright black fruit, subtle French oak and white spice in the bouquet of this wine reveals a balanced, generously flavoured palate of racy, ripe cherries and savoury notes. Very fine grained, persistent Burgundian oak influences compliment the structure and length of this fine Bloodwood Shiraz. Careful medium term cellaring will add to your current enjoyment of this fine wine.
There are two Shiraz vineyards planted on Bloodwood, the Top Shiraz and the (ahem!) Bottom Shiraz vineyard. Although they are planted to the same clone; are exactly the same age and are both trained to Scott‑Henry trellis systems, they are on two different soil types. The Top Shiraz is planted on gravelly laminated siltstone at 840metres (Cote Blonde?) while the Bottom vineyard is on darker and slightly richer altered andesitic volcaniclastic conglomerate (Cote Brune?) at 820metres. The result of all this geological geomancy is that the lean top block provides the fruit and perfume while its lowly, higher yielding brother adds a neat dash of white pepper and liquorice to balance the wine in most years. We are enormously pleased to report that both vineyards contribute equally to the "sans Viognier" component of the resultant blend.
Vintage Conditions
2011 growing season was far from perfect at Bloodwood. Better than good winter rains of 506 mm led into a spring and summer over which Noah would have felt at home. From 1st September to the 22nd April we recorded 1004 mm in, over and all about our automatic weather station rain gauge. Crucially though, the ripening period from mid-March to mid-May only accounted for 62 mm of this total. Surprisingly for such a low input vineyard in a tough year like 2011, the fruit was both abundant and clean. And the dams are full!
As I've outlined elsewhere, we believe in macro‑oxygenation during the early fermentation process here at Bloodwood. And this wine is no exception. The top vineyard fruit was hand plunged with plenty of air in an open fermenter, whilst the bottom vineyard Shiraz was treated in the usual manner. A high proportion of uncrushed berries are a constant in all our red ferments, and regular splash pumping over helps bring the tannins into shape early in the winemaking process. The wine spent 32 months in mostly older French oak hogsheads before sterile filtration and bottling in January 2014.
Wine Analysis
pH 3.46
Acidity 6.3g/l
Alc/Vol 13.0%
Tasting Notes
Bright mid-crimson in colour, the blueberry trimmed red fruit and savoury white pepper bouquet lead on to a gently balanced, fine mid-weight palate framed in restrained yet persistent French oak tannins. Careful medium term cellaring will only add to your enjoyment of this fine wine.
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Reply Modmad, July 9th, 2017, 2:58 am
Double update! Part two going up... well, any second now, really...
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@Modmad: Thank you so much for doing a double update! I don't think I could had surrvived another cliff hanger.
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