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I will do 22 push-ups every day for 22 days starting 2017-01-03
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I will do 22 push-ups every day for 22 days starting 2017-01-03
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Today's the day! Thanks for joining this resolution and raising awareness for Veterans health issues, as well as getting fit!
So, let's do 22 push-ups — five at a time separated by an hour each set (plus 2 extra), push-ups against the wall or on your knees, one armed — whatever works for you. Work up to all 22 throughout the 22 days. (And it's no big deal to skip a day if you get sore…but join back in!)
Record today's push-ups on video and post the video to your Facebook page with a link to this resolution (https://resolution.club/resolution/929/) so your friends and family can join the resolution! Here's what you can say before you do your push-ups, "I'm doing 22 push-ups a day for 22 days to raise awareness for Veterans health. Click the link below to learn more and join me."
Happy new year!
Great first day! If you haven't already, sign into Resolution.club, visit https://resolution.club/resolution/929/ and click the DONE button.
You have to log your activity daily. Once the day passes, you can't log your push-ups, so please sign in and log it!
Also, a good friend of mine, Alexis Vaughan, is hosting a documentary screening entitled "Thank You for Your Service" on Monday, February 20 at 7 PM at the Silverdale 4 Cinema. You can learn more at: https://www.facebook.com/events/1826740517598911/1829858513953778/
Here's what Alexa wrote on FB: "I have some friends doing 22 push-ups a day representing the 22 veterans a day that take their own lives. This documentary discusses the gap in healthcare services that soldiers experience when returning from combat, that leads to such a high suicide rate amongst veterans. Let's see if we can better educate our communities and bring about more awareness of what plagues our veterans. Mike Cyger please share with your 22 a day friends!"
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We're halfway through the 22 day push-up challenge. Way to go!
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Teen Mom 2 reality star Jenelle Evans is back with baby daddy Nathan Griffith.
Sources confirm to Us Weekly, Jenelle is back with her on-off fiance. Moreover, Us sources say they have decided to resume their broken engagement. Which means Nathan ended things with the "random chick" he dated. And… Jenelle took a break from Tinder.
Fans assumed Jenelle and Nathan had reconciled when they spent Father's Day together. Jenelle shared a photo of them on vacation, captioned: "Even though we have our ups and downs one thing will never change… U are and always will be a great father."
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The U.S. subsidy is a tax rebate of 50 cents a gallon for converting from fossil fuel to a mixture of fossil fuel and biofuel. It was approved by the U.S. Senate in 2005 to increase the use of biofuel in highway vehicles. But in 2008, kraft pulp mills who have traditionally used black liquor – a by-product rich in carbon – for producing heat and energy, realized they could qualify for it if they added some diesel fuel to it. The resulting fuel meets the tax guidelines but burns more fossil fuel rather than less, turning the intent the legislation upside down.
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name: Free Stripe-Tease
client: Meritalia
date: 2011
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Art combines with design world offers a dimension of pure imagination, freedom, colour, and irrationality. The Stripe-Tease armchair is the protagonist of a double interpretation; in one hand it dressed with a colourful shape, made of ribbons stretched out further the frame, spread in disorder, supple and dishevelled overall the floor, the scene evokes the painter's palette and the typical circular sign of Van-Gogh. In the other hand a sober and elegant weaving black and white stretches to the walls and the ceiling in a perfect alignment. It projects the outline of the armchairs in all directions. This installation offers the vision of a space organized by straight lines, it refers to the Mondrian's painting and suggests a flavour vaguely cubist.


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Parker Pointe is a group home for teenage girls. All of the residents have been placed at this location by DHS and are undergoing a strict rehabilitation program to become eligible for adoption or transition to adulthood. The ladies of Junior League plan and implement a monthly event for the girls. Some of our favorites include spa day, a day of glamour, pampering and self-esteem building for the girls, painting night and game night. We are looking forward to another great year with the girls!


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A line from the movie "Old School" with a small tweak.
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I made the trip to the dentist today and he put in some fillings. Everyone at work thinks I am crazy because I don't get numbed up before the good doctor starts drilling but it really doesn't hurt that much. But I figure I have been owned by a basset hound named Quincy for the last 5 years so going to the dentist is no big deal.
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Guide to Prosperity: Life Transition Edition
Hello again from William Woods! If you're new to my blog, please check out my bio.
It's been a while since I was last able to shout out to all of the past, present and future Owls of William Woods. I hope all is well in your neck of The Woods!
Much has happened since I last communicated with you all.
I am now into my senior most year of college.--the last step before I go into the welcoming arms of the "real world". It's kind of scary, to be honest. The real world is not nearly as fearsome and intimidating as most would have you believe.
It seems like only yesterday that I was (like some of you) a senior in high school about to take my first big leap of faith out of my family's home and my hometown, and on to my new home at William Woods. That was kind of scary, too. But humans are one of the most adaptable organisms on planet Earth. You are no exception to that rule.
At the end of the day, surviving a transition to another chapter in your life is simple, if you keep some tips in mind.
- Keep an Open Mind: Open your mind to new experiences, influences, and cultures. However, don't lose who you are in the mean time.
- Remember that you are valuable: You are doing yourself and the community around you a disservice by not allowing your true colors to shine through. Express your thoughts, rock your style, and do you. Remember, be you, everyone else is taken.
- Listen and Respond: To truly listen is to hear the words and understand the body language that others are communicating to you, interpreting that communication, and formulating a response once the speaker is finished. Take time to listen, not just hear.
- Prepare: Research the direction you choose to steer your life. Get an idea of what is coming. Ask questions, hunt down answers, and chose the path that You believe is right for you.
- Be Confident: Believing in your choices 100% is not always easy to do, especially when you are partaking in a new experience. Regardless of the situation, you can always appear confident and ready. The "fake it 'til yo make it" method works for me. Pick your head up, put a smile on your face, and reinforce yourself with positive thought.
You can do this. Fear no transition, follow your dreams, accomplish your goals.
Surviving Application Season
As November inches closer, so do a lot of application deadlines! As a senior, the million dollar question (regardless of whether you're in high school or college) is: what are your plans after graduation? I have to admit, I dread that question. You get asked that at least once a week and thinking about the future is certainly daunting! Luckily, I have found an answer: I am applying to veterinary school and graduate school programs for microbiology. This is generally a satisfactory answer and they move on, but every so often they ask more like why two different things? and what happens if you get into both? I don't exactly have great answers for those questions, but I have time to figure that out!
For me, veterinary school applications were due quite early. I had them turned in by the September 15th deadline, though admittedly I cut it close! Now I'm working on graduate school applications whose deadlines are in December. Luckily, my professors who helped me with my vet school applications and letters of recommendation have a lot of experience with graduate school applications as well. It might feel like December is a ways away, but it certainly will sneak up faster than we think! I'm not an application expert by any means, but I have applied to college, internships, and veterinary school so I've been around the block a few
times. Here are some tips about what I learned:
- Start Early. Yes, everyone says this, but believe me it is very true. You do not want to be the person who is worried about whether your ACT scores (or in my case, transcripts!) arrive on time. Early means at least a month (preferably several) before your deadline.
- Don't Panic. If you didn't start early and you only have a limited amount of time to get your stuff in, stay calm. Yes this situation is a stressful one, but you will survive it! It might involve spending more on shipping, or prioritizing your applications over your extracurricular activities, but you gotta do what you gotta do!
- Make a Checklist. Look at every school or program you're applying to and figure out exactly what you need to turn in and whether it is turned in online, through email, fax, or snail mail. Organize it by school on a master sheet and enjoy the satisfaction of checking off a box.
- Ask Questions. If you are unsure about a deadline, method of submission, or program requirement, contact your admissions representative or whomever you can and ask! It is silly to stress yourself out wondering if you've done what you needed to do. Send an email, or better yet pick up the phone and call to show that you really are interested! Also get your advisor or teacher to take a look at your application and essays so you can really polish your final product!
- Create a Timeline. Remember that checklist? Use it to keep track of the "hard" deadlines from the schools or programs. Make a separate calendar or list for you to have "soft" deadline. Include when you are going to write that personal statement, ask for a letter of recommendation (DO THIS EARLY and don't forget to write a thank you note), and hit the big scary submit button. The key is to give yourself little deadlines so you're constantly making progress and are ready to submit well before the hard deadlines, instead of getting stuck doing your entire application in a day or two.
Of course there are many other things you can do to ensure you have a stellar application, but I find that these five things generally help me maintain my sanity through the craziness of application season. Balancing school, family, and extracurriculars is challenging enough so don't let applications get in the way of enjoying your senior year because you wait until the last minute! I am in the process of setting my "soft" deadlines for my graduate school applications and hopefully will be completely done before Thanksgiving so I can enjoy the holidays with my family.
Enjoy the fall weather! I certainly love it when the leaves begin to change and apple cider is in season.
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We feature many Art Therapist Jobs live online at this site and these posts are updated daily. Please book mark this page and return here on a regular basis or register with our site for Jobs by email so that you don't miss out on the latest work opportunities. Working Duties Expected The following description is an overview of what the above job position entails, what kind of salary you can expect, what hours are involved in carrying out the work, where you can find additional information about the job in both web and trade publication formats and the required skills that may help you in looking for employment in this particular field. Art Therapist - An Overview: • An art therapist encourages people to express themselves using art materials like paint, paper and clay. They help people to unblock emotions and become more positive. • Therapists work with individuals and groups. • Clients could be frightened or confused or have mental health problems, behavioural problems or learning disabilities. • Art therapists work closely with other health professionals. They might also work closely with a client's family or carers, helping them to understand their client's problems. • Administration and paperwork, including keeping patient records, is also part of the work. Most art therapists work Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, with work in the evenings or at weekends, particularly if they have private clients. They might work in a specially equipped art studio, or another room with art equipment. An art therapist needs to be: • a skilled artist • keen to help people to overcome problems • a good communicator • flexible and imaginative • interested in psychology. Employers include the NHS, local authority social services departments, local education authorities, charities and voluntary organisations or prisons. Some art therapists have their own practices. Art therapists are graduates with a recognised postgraduate qualification in art therapy. There is no maximum age to begin training. Maturity and life skills are very important. What does the role encounter? Some people have trouble expressing themselves in words. Art therapists encourage them to find other ways of describing how they feel, using art materials like paint, paper and clay. Clients could be frightened or confused. They might have lost touch with their feelings. They might not be able to talk about what is troubling them. They can suffer from a range of problems including mental health problems, behavioural problems or learning disabilities. Some clients have no particular problems, but want to use art therapy to understand how they feel and explore ways of being creative. An art therapist is not an art teacher. Their clients do not need any skill in art. They do not teach clients to produce artwork that looks attractive or 'artistic'. Instead they create a safe environment where their clients might feel secure about experimenting with art techniques to express themselves. As they learn to communicate their feelings they can begin to unblock old emotions and move on in a more positive way. Art therapists might work with their clients on a one-to-one basis or in groups. In group work it is very important for clients to use art to communicate with each other as well as with the therapist, so teamwork is very important. Art therapists work closely with other professionals including psychologists and psychotherapists, nurses, teachers and social workers. They might also work closely with a client's family or carers, helping them to understand their client's problems. Art therapists also have administration and paperwork to do, including keeping patient records. What type of hours will I have to work? Most art therapists work Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, but they may need to work in the evenings or at weekends, particularly if they have private clients. They can work part time. Art therapists might work in a specially equipped art studio, or another room with art equipment. The surroundings are usually warm, light and comfortable. They may have to travel to several different locations, so a driving licence would be useful. The locations could include hospitals, prisons, day centres, community centres and retirement homes. What level of salary and benefits are there? These figures are purely for guidance only. Salaries may vary for the area the job is situated in, age, experience along with a host of other factors: • A newly-qualified art therapist in the NHS would earn from £18,375 a year. • More senior art therapists can earn around £26,775. • Head art therapists with managerial responsibility might earn up to £28,540. What type of skills will I need? You will need to have some or all of the following type of skills to carry out this job: • to be skilled artists • good communication skills • good observational skills • to understand body language • to be a skilled motivator • maturity when helping clients with strong and painful emotions • to be able to develop trusting relationships with clients • a flexible and imaginative approach • patience • to work well in a team • a high level of self-awareness. What type of training will I receive? Postgraduate courses in art therapy are usually two years full time, or three to four years part time. They usually combine theory and practical work, and include the psychology of image making, therapeutic relationships, the importance of boundaries and psychological and psychotherapeutic practice. Practical art forms a large part of the course. Therapists also need to undergo therapy during their training. Career Progression: Promotion prospects for therapists working in the NHS are good. They might be promoted to senior art therapist and eventually to head of department, depending on the organisation. Some art therapists practise part time while working in areas such as teaching or social work. Are there similar types of job or related industries? Yes, this list is not exhaustive but see the following categories: Clinical Psychologist Doctor: Hospital Dramatherapist Music Therapist Nurse (Registered) Adult Branch Nurse (Registered) Occupational Health Social Worker Field Social Worker Residential Teacher School (England, Wales And Northern Ireland) Teacher School (Scotland). Where can I find further information? The British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT), Southampton Place Business Centre, 16-19 Southampton Place, London WC1A 2AJ. 020 7745 7262. Website: www.baat.org NHS Careers, PO Box 376, Bristol BS99 3EY. 0845 60 60 655. Website: www.nhscareers.nhs.uk Queen Margaret University College, School of Art Therapy, Corstorphine Campus, Edinburgh EH12 8TS. 0131 317 3247. Website: www.qmced.ac.uk Queen's University Belfast, Ground Floor, Layton North, Layton, Belfast BT7 1NN. 02890 973091. Website: www.qub.ac.uk The UK Council for Psychotherapy, 167-169 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PF. 020 7436 3002. Website: www.psychotherapy.org.uk University of Derby, School of Health and Community Studies, Chevin Avenue, Mickleover, Derby DE3 9GX. 01332 592009. Website: www.derby.ac.uk University of Hertfordshire, Department of Art Therapies, Faculty of Art & Design, College Lane, Hatfield, Hertfordshire AL10 9AB. 01707 284678. Website: www.herts.ac.uk University of London, Unit of Psychotherapeutic Studies, Professional & Community Education, Goldsmith's College, New Cross, London SE14 6NW. 020 7919 7171. Website: www.goldsmiths.ac.uk University of Sheffield, Centre for Psychotherapeutic Studies, School of Health and Related Research, Regent Court, 30 Regent Street, Sheffield S1 4DA. 0114 222 5454. Website: www.sheffield.ac.uk What trade magazines are available for this industry? All of the following magazines and journals can be purchased from any good bookstore: Inscape - BAAT. Other Useful Art Therapist Work Information We have a section available at this site on Art Therapist job interview tips that you may find of interest should you wish to brush up your skills in this area and we also have number of career articles that may also be of use to you from within our guides and documents section. 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Not a long time ago, parallax concept had become quite popular among the web designers. It was lovely to see how different elements scrolled at different speeds and sometimes overlapped each other. In fact, it was quite a bit of fun to see the element stylishly emerging from behind the other element. But there was one big problem – it was not quite user friendly and did not provide very great user experience. What irked the users more was the fact that it took a while to load the pages studded with parallax effects. That's not something a web design of today asks for.
Now there is a new web design trend that gives you some hints of parallax; but it is not really parallax. Of course there are the elements that move but it is not what you would call animation. It is indeed more user friendly than the original parallax effect. The new style uses lots of great looking colours and many impressive physical elements and makes sure that the user friendliness is not compromised.
There are several moving elements that do a great job of keeping the users engaged. The scrolling actions are far better with this trend. Seems it is safe to say that this parallax with some tweaks and twists is not merely a fad.
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This effect with the twist is truly different from the original parallax like this website. One big reason is that it is way more seamless. The consistency was missing in the moving elements of the background with the older style. The new trend also activates the moving elements with the scroll, quite like parallax, but offers better user experience.
The biggest difference is that there are no screens. It is the effect which uses the changing colours to create a dynamic and continuous flow. There are certain elements that do move while the screen is moving. On the other hand, some elements move in or out of the area of focus.
The elements with this new effect move much more smoothly as compared to the traditional parallax. You also don't get to see the interaction of the layers with each other. Everything is pretty seamless and subtle. The interaction of the layers with the old parallax caused the overlapping and sometimes it became quite confusing to the users.
There are a few things that are common to all the new parallax effects. Here are some of them:
One page design: The effect of the new technique enhances with the use of the single-page design. You may get to see some really long pages with these effects. What's better is that it does not take too long to load.
Bright colours: As compared to the regular websites, you will notice that the new parallax sites have brighter and more vibrant colours. Dull, muted, or neutral colours are hard to find with this web design.
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Welcome to our nest!
My name is Lindsey Brown, and I love being a part of the team here at Overall Creek!
A little about me: I grew up in McMinnville, TN. After high school, I attended Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville where I graduated with my degree in Elementary Education! Right after graduation, my husband and I moved to Murfreesboro, and we love it here! I love and am passionate about my job and am so excited about the journey so far here at the Creek!
In my spare time I love reading, hiking, photography, cooking, kayaking, playing with our dog, and anything that lets me be outside!
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We've previously discussed in blog posts how North Carolina has some of the toughest drunk driving laws of any state. However, if two bills that were recently introduced by North Carolina House Democrat Rep. Darren Jackson become law, the penalties for some individuals convicted of DWI/DUI will be even more punitive.
Currently individuals who are convicted of drunk driving and required to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle, must register a 0.04 or lower in order for the vehicle to start. However, if House Bill 31 becomes law that threshold will be lowered to 0.0.
Some argue that a zero threshold isn't practical as benign substances like mouthwash and even some foods may contain trace amounts of alcohol that could register on an ignition interlock device. What's more, every driver who registers even a trace amount of alcohol would be required to go before the Department of Motor Vehicles for a hearing.
The second bill, House Bill 32, would impact repeat DWI/DUI offenders. Currently, an individual who is convicted of four drunk driving charges within a 10-year time frame is subject to the state's habitual drunk driving law. If House Bill 32 becomes law, the threshold will be decreased to three convictions within a 10-year span.
A conviction under the state's habitual drunk driving law is considered a felony and carries a minimum sentence of 12 months in prison. Both bills overwhelmingly passed the House and now move to the Senate for a vote.
These bills show that there is strong bi-partisan support among state politicians for even harsher DWI/DUI penalties. We'll continue to follow and report on these bills as they make their way through the Senate.
Source: The News Observer, "NC House OKs tougher DWI laws," Colin Campbell, March 9, 2015
The Daily Reflector, "Editorial: DUI bills impractical," March 18, 2015


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A national school-based vaccination programme has seen the number of young women with human papillomavirus (HPV) infections fall from 22.7 to 1.5 per cent
Of all of the parenting topics that turn into all-out war online – breast vs bottle, dummy-gate, circumcision or uncut grapes – the worst of all is surely vaccination. Here the Spinoff Parents' scienc
ANALYSIS: Wake up sheeple! Vaccination isn't just for your children, it's for all of our "herd immunity".
This week Dr Lance O'Sullivan publicly criticised the film Vaxxed, expressing his despair that screenings are being held in some of New Zealand's most deprived areas, where immunisation rates are alre
From time to time, I get directed to an article titled "One Hundred Arguments Against Vaccines" which was written by Natural Health Warriors and is nothing more than a Gish Gallop of an…


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"La Bossa" was the affectionate nickname bestowed on Giuseppina by her husband and founder Vittorio De Bortoli. Proud, authentic, salt of the earth wines, just like the name.
Seductively pastel pink in colour. The nose displays freshly crushed grapes, with a hint of strawberry with the taste of freshly crushed grapes and Pink Lady apples.
Sweet rosé low alcohol wine - frizzante.
Alc: 8.0% pH: 3.18 TA: 5.40 g/L
Up to 2 years.
Cowra Wine Show
Perth Wine Show
Royal Queensland Food and Wine Show
Freshly crushed grapes and Pink Lady apples.
Alc/Vol: 8.00% pH: 3.22 TA: 5.7g/L
Best while young & fresh, but will cellar for many years.
Riverland Wine Show
Australian Inland Wine Show
Australian Italian Varieties Wine Awards
Lively and fresh. It tastes of freshly crushed grapes and pink lady apples.
Seductive pastel pink in colour.
The nose displays freshly crushed grapes, with a hint of strawberry.
The palate is lively and fresh as one would expect from a frizzante style wine. It tastes of freshly crushed grapes and pink lady apples.
Alc/Vol: 8.0% pH: 3.25 TA: 6.0 g/L
Adelaide Wine Show
Cairns Wine Show
NSW Wine Show
Alc/Vol: 8.0% pH: 3.15 TA: 6.5 g/L
Best while young and fresh.
Brisbane Wine Show
Riverina Wine Show
Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition
Melbourne Wine Show
Lively and fresh with flavours of fresh grapes and pink lady apples.
South Eastern Australia
Seductive pastel pink in colour
Alc/Vol: 8.0% pH: 3.2 TA: 6.1 g/L
Best while young and fresh, but will cellar for many years.
Riverina Wine Show
Hobart Wine Show
National Capital Wine Show (Canberra)
Sweet frizzante style, fresh and lively with flavours of fresh grapes and a hint of strawberry.
Alc/Vol: 8.0% pH: 3.2 TA: 6.2 g/L
This sweet frizzante style wine is fresh and lively. The palate shows flavours of fresh grapes with just a hint of strawberry. Best enjoyed young.
Pale pink in colour
The nose displays freshly crushed grapes, with musk and floral undertones and just a hint of strawberry to top it off.
The palate is lively and fresh as one would expect from a frizzante style wine. The palate tastes of fresh grapes with hint of strawberry on the finish.
Alc/Vol: 8.0% pH: 3.2 TA: 6.5g/L
Best enjoyed young and fresh or over the next two years.
Rutherglen Wine Show
"The cool 2011 season lends itself well to warm region moscato, accenting its pink pepper and spicy pomegranate notes. This pale crimson style is sweet and honeyed, with lemonade and lemon zest flavours, finishing soft and gentle. Chill it down to ice cold and quaff it in the sun."88 Points
"La Bossa has just the right amount of sweetness. It has a juicy grape and musk flavour with a touch of honey and strawberry. What I really enjoy about moscato wines is that they don't often get cloying. There's always a lively crisp finish to the best ones and La Bossa has just enough to keep it fresh on the finish. Of course, it wouldn't be a moscato without a little of what the Italians call frizzante, the soft tiny bubbles that also help moscato feel fresh and lively. If I were matching La Bossa with a dish, I'd probably aim for something like a fresh summer berry pudding or, if you were feeling decadent,
maybe have it with a brunch of scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. In any case, De Bortoli's La Bossa Moscato is a fun wine with a touch of sweetness and won't break the bank."
"...The 2011 Pink Moscato will please the sweet tooths. It is fairy floss-hued, has mild effervescence and displays lollipop aromas. Jelly bean flavour comes through on the front of the palate, pink lady apple, strawberry and mint characters combine on the middle palate and residual sugar holds sway at the finish." 3.5 Stars
Subtle aromatics of pear, lemon zest and a hint of herbs with a light and clean palate.
Light bodied easy drinking.
Alc/Vol: 13% pH: 3.25 TA: 5.5g/L
Best enjoyed fresh or will age for 2-3 years.
Cairns Show Wine Awards
National Wine Show
NSW Wine Awards
Sydney Royal Wine Show
Pale straw in colour. Subtle aromatics, pear and lemon zest, and a hint of herbs. Light and clean with a nice palate weight.
A record wet start to winter and spring gave soil moisture a good head start to the ripening/growing season. The increased cloud cover kept us below average in the solar radiation stakes, which made for a long ripening period. 3 week later start then usual not finishing harvest until after Easter. The summer was dry and warm keeping disease pressure at bay.
In order to achieve the desirable hue of the final product the juice is hyper-oxidatively handled prior to fermentation. A portion of the juice is fermented in 11 year old French barriques, whilst the remaining juice is inoculated using a select strain of yeast and fermented for up to 2 weeks. As in previous years each parcel was left on yeast lees for an extended time intensifying the natural fruit flavours and texture of the wine.
Alc/Vol:11.5% pH:3.3 TA:5.5g/L
Best enjoyed fresh,or will age for 2-3 years
National Capital Wine Show
New South Wales Wine Show
Rutherglen Wine Show Awards
International Wine Challenge (IWC)
Crunchy pear offers a mid-palate balance and a clean finish.
Alcohol: 12.0% pH: 3.23 TA: 5.9
Best enjoyed fresh, but will age for up to 2 to 4 years.
Brisbane Wine Show
"...The surprises start on the nose. Quite aromatic, not necessarily punchy but sort of "hello". The palate is where it impresses. It's quite light but textural, Pinot Grigio pears are evident, a slight spicy nip… just, and very satisfying. I clearly underestimated this wine. This is easily a summer go-to white wine that will please plenty of punters without a doubt."
Pale straw.
White stonefruit and almonds.
Alc/Vol: 11.50% pH: 3.3 TA: 5.5
Best enjoyed fresh or up to two years.
"Has life zest; varietal character isn't especially obvious, but that is irrelevant." - 85 points
"...the palate is fresh, clean, nicely crisp, light and refreshing with flavours similar to tinned pears and just a touch of popular sweetness on the finish."
"A lightly floral and spicy Pinot Grigio. Has a zippy palate with a lifted, lively freshness. It's one of those wines you can happily sip on with not a care in the world." - 88 points
Light, very refreshing with crunchy pear and zesty lemon flavours.
Soft floral aromatics.
Alc/Vol: 11.50% pH: 3.2 TA: 5.9
Adelaide Wine Show
Hobart Wine Show
Perth Wine Show

"Winemaking skills of a high order (including acid adjustment) make this a fresh and crisp wine…" 86 points

"A clean and crisp pinot grigio with some nice texture to add a little palate weight. Little apple and cinnamon character with a fine palate finish. Easy current-drinking wine."89 Points
Light, refreshing, soft and round.
Fragrant green grassy aromas
Alc/Vol: 11.50% pH: 3.3 TA: 6.3
Sydney International Wine Competition
Australian Inland Wine Show (Swan Hill)
Royal Queensland Wine Show
Decanter World Wine Awards - London
International Wine Challenge - England
"A classic dry white." AS

"A clean wine with nice palate weight." NY

"This has a totally remarkable amount of flavour for a young pinot gris, even if there is a touch of residual sugar helping the wine over the line. Great value."87 Points
"Generally speaking, when you find a wine that has a shelf price of $8 you think it's going to be pretty darned average. But this is a clean, fruit-driven quaffer that has enough going on to keep even the cork dorks happy. It's tangy and zippy, with pear and lemon zest, and a touch of herbs. Super value!"
"At this price, hold your breath (and your nose) when approaching a new wine. Not this one! A fresh, clean and fruit-focused quaffer of considerable appeal. It even tastes like pinot grigio: refreshing and tangy, with crunchy pear and lemon zest liveliness, subtle texture and elegant spice notes."90 Points
"Quality Aussie pinot grigio at less than $10 is a rare thing. This unfussy PG offers simple lemon blossom fruit character, threads of herbs and steel and clean, pear-like flavour." 86 Points
"They will be grateful this tastes like twice the price. Live like a king on shoestrings"
Light, refreshing, unified fruit and acid impart a pleasant mouthfeel.
Fresh, green, grassy aromas followed by subtle floral notes.
Alc/Vol: 11.70% pH: 3.31 TA: 6.34
Best enjoyed fresh or up to two years
Australian Inland (Swan Hill) Wine Show
International Wine & Spirit Competition
Perth Royal Wine Show
Sydney Wine Show
"A new line from De Bortoli and one that works a treat. The Pinot Grigio is lightly structured yet has a lingering, persistent flavour. It's designed as an easy-drinking wine that doesn't need a lot of thinking but does need a lot of drinking."
Palate is light and refreshing with herbal fruit flavours.
This wine displays clean and fragrant grassy aromas.
Light, refreshing, soft and round, with natural fruit flavours and a delicate mouthfeel.
Alc/Vol: 11.8% pH: 3.17 TA: 6.3g/L
"It's great to see a touch of varietal integrity at this price, and not too sweet, either. A fresh, tangy and clean style of grapefruit and pear, with a refreshingly dry finish." 88 Points
"Grigio is all the rage right now, but it's tough to find anything worth drinking at this price. La Bossa is a fresh and tangy rendition, packed with grapefruit zest and pear flavours and finishing refreshingly clean and dry."88 Points
Aromas of kiwi and passionfruit are backed up by a juicy tropical palate with just enough acidity to add some crunch.
Clean, juicy and tropical.
Alc/Vol: 13%, pH: 3.29, TA: 6.0g/L
Clean, crisp & tropical Sauvignon Blanc.
Alc/Vol: 11.5%, pH: 3.32, TA: 6.1 g/L
This wine will develop in the bottle over the next 2 to 3 years.
Tropical soft & round with just enough acidity to keep palate fresh & crunchy.
Alc/Vol: 12.00% pH: 3.3 TA: 5.9 g/L
Straw with green hues.
Aromas of passionfruit and green apple.
Alc/Vol: 12.0% pH: 3.3 TA: 5.6 g/L
This wine will develop in the bottle over the next two to three years.
Soft and round with just enough acidity to keep palate fresh and lively.
Tropical. Soft and round with just enough acidity to keep palate fresh and lively.
Alc/Vol: 12.0% pH: 3.34 TA: 5.85g/L
Australian Inland Wine Show
Wine International Challenge (England)

84 points

Tropical soft and round with just enough acidity to keep palate fresh and lively.
Tropical soft and round with just enough acidity to keep palate fresh and lively
Alc/Vol: 11.50% pH: 3.31 TA: 6.8
Riverland Wine Show
Fruit-driven, soft and round with just enough acidity to keep the palate fresh and lively.
Aromas of kiwi fruit and passionfruit.
Alc/Vol: 11.40% pH: 3.35 TA: 6.8
"An interesting move to include 5% NZ sauvignon blanc; the wine is not particularly expressive of its variety, but does have good structure and length, and is good value." 87 Points
"This is a blend of largely Australian savvy with about five per cent New Zealand savvy. No doubt the Kiwi component lifts the nose in this light bodied wine. Pleasant light-bodied palate with understated tropical fruit characters. Persistent and restrained with nice underlying fruit."88 Points
Made using both Australian and New Zealand grapes, creating a fresh and vibrant wine.
Aromas of pineapple and cut grass.
Fruit-driven, soft and round with just enough acidity to keep the palate fresh but not overdone.
Alc/Vol: 11.5% pH: 3.3 TA: 6.5g/L
"A very handy Riverina dry white at a reasonable price, and one of the best of a new range recently launched by one of our more dynamic producers."
"A little bit herbal, a little bit of length and a touch of class here. Not so modern and vivacious but more traditional and satisfying – to go with food. The lift comes, cleverly, from the addition of 5% of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc."
"This is largely Riverina fruit with about 5 per cent New Zealand. It's simple, fresh and fruity with an appealing lifted lemony zest character on the nose and a zippy easy drinking palate. Good price for an appealing little wine for chilling out." 87 points
"A new label that honours the life of Giuseppina 'Bossa' De Bortoli who, with her husband Vittorio, established the family winery in 1928. Handy sub-$10 quaffer, fresh and lively with tropical fruit on the nose and palate, cut grass characters, zippy acidity and a clean finish."
Pale straw in colour with lifted nose of pineapple, with soft biscuit oak characters adding complexity. Fresh citrus, white nectarine and soft stone fruits deliver a Chardonnay that is clean and fresh and full of flavour.
Alc/Vol: 12.2%, pH: 3.45, TA: 6g/L
This wine will gain more complexity over 5 years.
Fresh citrus, white nectarine and soft stone fruits deliver a Chardonnay that is clean and fresh and full of flavour.
Alc/Vol: 13.20% pH: 3.35 TA: 6.1
This wine will develop interestingly over 5 years.
Royal Hobart Wine Show
Pale straw in colour.
Lifted nose of pineapple, with soft biscuit oak characters adding complexity.
Alc/Vol: 12.50% pH: 3.27 TA: 6
This wine will develop in the bottle over the next 3 to 5 years.
Fresh citrus, white nectarine and soft stone fruits.
Alc/Vol: 12.50% pH: 3.28 TA: 5.69 g/L
This wine will develop in the bottle over the next three to five years.
The Royal Queensland Wine Show
Tropical fruit flavours, finishing with a savoury defined texture.
Pale straw in colour
A medium bodied wine showing tropical fruit flavours, finishing with a savoury defined texture.
Alc/Vol: 12.50% pH: 3.35 TA: 6.24 g/L
Melbourne Wine Show
"The same De Bortoli magic worked here as with the red wines in a similar price range; the flavours are not intense, but they do show varietal character, and there is just a whisper of oak."87 Points
This modern, lightly oaked Chardonnay displays luscious tropical fruit flavours. Enjoy with roast chicken or a creamy pasta.
Lifted nose of pineapple with soft biscuit oak characters adding complexity.
Alc/Vol: 12.6% pH: 3.28 TA: 6.7g/L
Australian Inland (Swan Hill) Wine Show
"Even Australia's warm inland regions are learning tricks of early harvesting and cool restraint, and the cold 2011 vintage has delivered an exciting and refreshing new bargain from the Riverina."
"You can't argue with the value offered by the La Bossa range, which comes in well under a tenner on special. And you can't go wrong with this very modern, only slightly oaked chardonnay that offers tropical fruit flavours and some refreshing crispness on the palate"
"There are gems among the most affordable wines, even in the most challenging of vintages. The cool, wet 2011 season has infused this Riverina chardonnay with a vibrant tang of acidity, providing impressive freshness to its zesty grapefruit, lemon zest and white peach fruit." 3.5 Stars
"Every time I look, the refinement of De Bortoli's Yarra Valley operations has further infiltrated it's Riverina headquarters. This brand new bargain basement chardonnay is a celebration of this philosophy, infused with vibrant tang of cool 2011 vintage acidity. A zesty, refreshing style, singing with grapefruit, lemon zest and white peach. Best price direct."
This Merlot is full of ripe plum and berries, lead to a soft rounded palate chock full of juicy red fruit, spicy undertones and gentle tannin with just a touch of vanillin oak.
King Valley
Alc/Vol: 14.3%, pH: 3.53, TA: 5.6g/L
Excellent to drink now or cellar for next 2-3 years.
Red plum and cherry with a background of sweet, spicy oak.
Medium bodied dry red.
Alc: 14% pH: 3.48 TA:6.0g/L
Excellent to drink now or cellar for next 1-2 years.
Crimson red with garnet hues with an bouquet of Red Plum, raspberry with background chocolate oak.The palate provides Ripe plum and cherries flavours with lingering chocolate oak and sophisticated, rounding tannins.
Alc: 14.5%, pH: 3.55, TA: 5.60
Excellent to drink now or cellar for the next 3-5 years.
"Plenty of guts on the nose: dark cherry, pan juice, a little amount of blood, sweet vanilla and oak. Starting off with round flavours of dark medicinal cherry and sweet oak start before rough tannins take it away. Fruit finishes a little short and hot. Would be fine with salumi pizza with a tomato sauce base." - 15/20
"An easy drinking red to ease you through the mid-week blues without blowing a hole in the back pocket. There's a few wines which you could comfortably put on your radar for less than ten bucks and this is well worth considering. Soft fruit it rolls through the mouth without raising a sweat. Plums, raspberries and dark chocolate kick about. A rub of grainy tannin looms up on the finish ready to tackle pizza and pasta dishes. Good stuff." - 88 points

"You could be forgiven thinking De Bortoli founder Vittorio's affectionate name for his childhood sweetheart meant she was the boss, but it might also mean 'purse'. Win-win for Vittorio and Merlot lovers." - 8.8./10
"...It's soft, plump, smooth, gently sweet, finishes with a sigh of tannin and cuddly fruitiness. It choc-dipped berries with cream. It's ripe fruited and pretty to sniff on. It's ample without weight. It's a glide of juicy, dark, supple red wine. It drinks just right." - 87 points
Black plum with hints of candied cherries, lingering vanillin oak and sophisticated, rounding tannins.
Alc/Vol: 14.00% pH: 3.48 TA: 6.14
Ready for enjoyment now or carefully cellaring for up to 5 years.
Currants, raspberry with background of vanilla bean oak.
Crimson red with garnet hues.
Currants, raspberry with backgroundof vanilla bean oak.
Flavours of candied berries and cherries, with lingering vanilla oak and supple lingering tannins.
Alc/Vol:13.50% pH:3.45 TA:6.36 g/L
Ready for enjoyment now with careful cellaring for up to five years.
"Generous ripe fruit with loads of fruit cake and plummy blackcurrant. Supple tannins and some nice vanillin oak. Delicious." - 87 points
Lifted savoury, spice and cherry fruit with background of vanilla bean oak.
Deep crimson with purple hues.
The palate is rich and generous with cherry fruit and subtle oak, finishing with balanced tannins and lingering flavours.
Alc/Vol: 13.50% pH: 3.47 TA: 6.25 g/L
"It seems strange to suggest there can be too much effort with a wine at this price, but there is."85 Points
This Merlot has a rich and generous palate, with cherry fruit and vanilla bean oak flavours. Enjoy with your favourite wood-fired pizza.
Deep garnet with purple hues.
Enticing aromas of cherry fruit, spice and savoury characters coupled with supporting vanilla bean oak.
Rich and lush fleshy palate with cherry fruit, spicy undertones and subtle oak interplay, firm tannins give a smooth generous finish.
Alc/Vol: 13.0% pH: 3.55 TA: 5.9g/L
Enjoy now or suitable to cellar for up to three years.
"You don't expect any of the savoury/black olive varietal character of higher priced merlots to appear in a wine at this price level, but they are there; indeed, more sweet fruit is needed to balance them." 87 Points
"...A light, snappy, pizza-friendly red with savoury tannins."
"A medium to light-bodied soft-drinking merlot from the Riverina. Plenty of fruitcake aromas with a touch of vanillin oak. The soft tannin light oak influence works well with the soft lush fruit. Great all-purpose current drinking." 86 Points
"Looking for an affordable pizza or pasta wine? This should fit the bill nicely. The new La Bossa range from De Bortoli celebrates Giuseppina De Bortoli, the wife of company founder Vittorio De Bortoli, whose nickname was 'Bossa'. This wine is a lot better than most Australian merlots costing twice the price. It has plenty of flavour generosity, well integrated oak and finishes soft and smooth. Impressive value."
Crimson purple in appearance. Ripe plum with hints of forest floor. The palate is soft and juicy with plum and hints of strawberry. Fine supple tannins and spice oak finish.
Alc/Vol: 13.5% pH: 3.62 TA: 6.14g/L
Deep garnet with vibrant red hue. Bouquet bursting with red compote berries, underlying peppery notes and complimenting spicy oak. A full palate of rich fruit, mocha and a lingering touch of black pepper.
Alc/Vol:14.00% pH:3.6 TA:6.50
Excellent to drink now or will give complexity with cellaring for up to 5 years.
The wine has a nice silky texture mouth feel complimenting red berry characters with a touch of peppery spice from underlying oak and integrated tannins.
Alc/Vol: 13.50% pH: 3.55 TA: 6.2 g/L
This wine is ready to enjoy now and has cellaring potential for 3-5 years.
China Wine & Spirit Awards
Generous layers of ripe red fruits combining with notes of mint and spice.
Bright crimson with ruby hues.
The wine has a nice silky texture mouth-feel complimenting red berry characters with a touch of peppery spice from underlying oak and integrated tannins.
Alc/Vol:14.10% pH:3.61 TA:6.08
International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC)
Ripe plum with layers of juicy red fruits supported by spice and vanillin oak.
Dark red with a youthful garnet hue.
Lifted notes of plum, cherries and spice with hints of vanillin and musk.
A generous palate of ripe plum with layers of juicy red fruits supported by spice and vanillin oak in unity with soft yet structural tannins.
Alc/Vol: 13.50% pH: 3.58 TA: 6.16 g/L
AWC Vienna (Austria)
Concours Mondial (Europe)
Melbourne International Wine Competition
San Francisco Wine Competition (USA)
Sydney Wine Show
Decanter Asia Wine Awards
Ripe plum, fragrant cassis with well tempered spicy oak.
Alc/Vol: 14% pH: 3.6 TA: 6.49
A terrific drink now and can be cellared for up to 5 years.
Blackberries, plum and an underlying cedar, nutmeg and cinnamon nuances.
Alc/Vol: 14% pH: 3.62 TA: 6.26
Fragrant lift of red cherries, blackberries and an underlying herbaceous note.
Alc/Vol: 13.50%pH: 3.65 TA: 6.5 g/L
Rich flavours of blackcurrant and delicious red fruits.
Vibrant red with garnet hues.
Fragrant floral lift with hints of plum, cherry and bay leaf.
Rich flavours of blackcurrant and delicious red fruits. Integrated oak, silky texture with a wonderfully balanced finish.
Alc/Vol: 13.50%pH: 3.5 TA: 6.4 g/L
Enjoy now or cellar up to five years.
Cairnes Wine Show

"Light-bodied Cabernets are very difficult to make, especially if - as here - varietal character is protected. The problem is the autocratic flavours offer little pleasure." - 84 points


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