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Most people visiting Napa Valley stay on the main Highway 29. That's understandable as the highway is lined with big name wineries all in a row. But parallel to Highway 29 is The Silverado Trail, the road less traveled but certainly no less rewarding for those looking for scenic travels and great wineries along the way. From small boutiques to famous names, wine caves to wine pairings, The Silverado Trail is the other Napa.
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Amidst some of the most beautiful countryside is a winery so hideous, so outrageously ostentatious that you have to stop to check it out.
Designed to look like something from an ancient Persian Empire, you half expect to see Lara Croft jumping from column to column with a machine gun blasting, or perhaps Cleopatra lounging near the front door. Are we in Vegas?? Take a picture of the outside - you friends will not believe you without one.
Inside, the architecture calms down and turns into a chic retail store environment, sort of like something you might see in LA. And yes, there's plenty to buy here, from cookbooks to Persian-inspired clothing. The feel is oh-so-Opus One, only without the credentials to warrant it. And like Vegas, a little Darioush goes a long ways so I usually skip the tasting's here, hit the restrooms and hightail it outta there. Don't worry, there are plenty of better wineries up the street.
Darioush (website) (map)
4240 Silverado Trl, Napa, CA (707) 257-2345
Cost: $25
Local Wally Tip: Don't taste here, just go for the photo op. Trust me!
Don't get confused. There are two Del Dotto wineries in Napa Valley, both with cave tours. The original is the one off The Silverado Trail and the new one in St. Helena. Both are good, but the original is best.
What makes Del Dotto unique is their cave experience. Lit only by candlelight, you'll barrel taste yoiur way through the caves as 70's music echoes on the walls. Taste the impact that different woods have on the wine, it's an educational experience that's made all the more fun by their generous pours, earning them the name "Del Blotto".
And while the atmopshere is clearly fun, you can't help but leave with a deep appreciation of the winery and their wines. You'll get to taste wines aged in French barrels next to wines aged in American, and while the tour cost might seem expensive at first, no one leaves feeling like they got shortchanged after all the tastings and snacks at the end. Don't cheap out and just do tastings or you'll miss the main attraction at Del Dotto.
Del Dotto Winery (website) (map)
1055 Atlas Peak Rd, Napa, CA (707) 963-2134
Cost: $20 tastings, or $40 for wine cave tour with barrel tastings
Local Wally Tip: Appointment only, the caves are candle lit only Fri-Sun.
Signorello has long been known by wine lovers for their big reds, especially their cabernet, but Napa has a lot of great wines so why here?
Do I smell pizza?
That's right, Signorello offers a great pizza and wine tasting menu during the weekends on the gorgeous patio overlooking the valley. Made with ingredients grown on the estate and locally produced cheese, it's a great compliment to great wines.
For those who are looking for a more intimate experience, Signorello offers the Enoteca, a private food and wine pairing that features five wines and four extravagant courses made by the Estate's own Executive Chef. From locally raised lamb to Kobe beef, the Enoteca tops the list of gourmet pairings available at wineries. Of course, there's also the tasting room options, but you'll regret not upgrading once you smell the food!
Signorello Estates (website) (map)
4500 Silverado Trail, Napa, CA (707) 255-5990
Cost: $25 to $35 tastings, $45 pizza and tastings, $110 wine pairings
Local Wally Tip: Appointment only tastings, make reservations for food and wine pairings.
Clos du Val was part of the famous 1976 Paris wine tastings and though they didn't win, just being selected to compete was a big deal. But don't worry, there's no wine snobbery here. In fact, Clos du Val is one of the friendliest wineries to visit, especially for wne newbies.
Some wineries are more interested in educating you on their wine clubs, but at Clos du Val they'll teach you about wines. They'll have you try a newly opened bottle and compare it to one that's been aerated. Taste the difference? Don't be afraid to say NO if you don't, it's that kind of place.
As for the Judgement of Paris, Clos du Val won the rematch in 1986 and beat the French again in 2006. Will they ever learn?
Clos du Val (website) (map)
5330 Silverado Trail, Napa, CA (707) 259-2200
Cost: $10 for basic tasting, waived with purchase
Local Wally Tip: Nice picnic area in front, call to reserve on a busy weekend. Tasting room can get packed on touristy days so try to visit on weekdays.
Driving up the dusty road lined with vineyards, you can't help but wonder if you've made a wrong turn and somehow ended up in Tuscany.
Built in 1878, Regusci occupies one of the oldest winery buildings in all of Napa and the setting is stunning. Outside the laborers are harvesting the olive trees and a lazy corgi is basking in the morning sun. Look, there's picnic tables beneath the trees, how perfect for later.
Inside the tasting room is large and open and the feeling is festive, thanks in part to their entertaining and knowlegeable staff. Outsite is a new patio and the entire setting is so relaxing, so much like the Napa you've been dreaming about.
Uncommercial and unpretentious, Regusci is a welcome respite from the large and flashy wineries that have become so popular in Napa Valley. It's "appointment only" but a quick call when you're on your way is all it takes.
Regusci Winery (website) (map)
5584 Silverado Trail, Napa, CA (707) 254-0403
Cost: $15
Local Wally Tip: One of the nicer picnic spots along the Silverado Trail.
The 1976 blind tastings in Paris were a big deal. Besides beating the French at their own game, it also put Napa wines on the map and started the American wine craze that's still going strong today.
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars was there, winning the #1 spot for their cabernet. You know you want to try it.
Now pay attention or you might end up at the wrong winery because there are two "Stag's Leaps" on The Silverado Trail. Let's make it simple - Stag's Leap Wine Cellars is the winery that made the winning cabernet. Stags' Leap Winery is up the street and while the first to use the name "Stag's Leap", did not. Now look at the photo above. This is the winery you want if you want to taste the wine won the Paris competition.
While the grounds are beautiful, the tasting room is small so try to visit during non-rush hours for the best experience. And since you've come this far, make sure at least one of you upgrades to the Estate tastings so you can taste for yourself the legacy of the wine that beat the French.
Stag's Leap Wine Cellars (website) (map)
5766 silverado trail, Napa, CA (707) 944-2020
Cost: $15 Standard, $30 Estate
Local Wally Tip: Make sure you also visit Chateau Montelena, who won for Best Chardonnay, for your complete wine education!
Located at the top of a hill, Silverado Vineyards has one of the prettiest views along the Silverado Trail.
Whether you're in the large tasting room with huge picture windows or on the scenic outdoor patio, you're surrounded by sweeping views of the valley. Honey, go back and get the camera!
Silverado Vineyards also has some of most varied wine tasting options, from single vineyard tastings paired with cheeses to sitting in the vineyards next to the grapes that went into the wine you're sipping. You can even hang out on the patio until 8pm on Fridays during the Summer, sipping wines with small bites in a sensational setting. But even the basic tasting is great, mainly due to their enthusiastic pourers who seem more concerned with you having a good experience than they are with measuring ounces of wine and counting pours. A nice stop at the end of the day.
Silverado Vineyards (website) (map)
6121 Silverado Trl, Napa, CA (707) 257-1770
Cost: $15
Local Wally Tip: Tours are at 10AM and 230PM daily and are $25, which includes lots of tastes of the good stuff.
With a vibe that feels more like a hip Northern California bar than a winery, Robert Sinskey Vineyards is a great stop for those looking for wine and food pairings.
With a chef for a wife, the winery takes its food offerings nearly as serious as its wines. Tastings come with small nibbles but those who want the full tasting experience should reserve the Farm to Table tour. You'll visit the gardens where you'll pick some fresh veggies for the chef, a peek in to the caves, then a sit down at the farm table to taste the delights of the day paired with their wines.
Come on a busy day and service can get a bit impersonal, but visit at a less busy time and you just might walk away with one of your best Napa memories, especially if the tasting room kitchen is open. Tasting fee is discounted if you buy two bottles.
Robert Sinskey Vineyards (website) (map)
6320 Silverado Trail, Napa, CA (707) 944-9090
Cost: $25
Local Wally Tip: A great picnic spot, you only have to buy a bottle to use it.
Even newbie wine tasters get tired of pushing their way to the bar, waving to get the pourers attention, and standing on your feet all day. Plan ahead and instead of fighting the crowds you'll be sitting in a comfy lounge chair under a shady tree sipping wines and snacking on cheese and crackers.
The modern tasting room has no stand up bar, the owners believing that the only time you should be drinking wine standing up is when you're cooking. All the wines arrive at once - no begging for the next pour - with cards to describe each one. The Riedel glasses certainly add to the classiness of the affair. This is nice!
Paraduxx is an offshoot of Duckhorn Winery (pair of ducks, paraduxx, get it?) focused on creating new blends so it's cool that they offer The Blending Experience, a tasting where you get to create your own blend? And food lovers will love the food and wine pairing option. No matter what tasting you select, you'll be treated like a VIP at Paraduxx.
Paraduxx (website) (map)
7257 Silverado Trl, Napa, CA (707) 945-0890
Cost: $20
Local Wally Tip: I'm not kidding that you'll need a reservation! Plan ahead or you'll be one of those disappointed people at the door.
Imagine yourself sitting on a patio overlooking the vineyards. Now imagine someone putting a row of flutes of sparkline wine in front of you. Really, does winetasting get much better than this experience at Mumm Napa?
Those just popping in to taste are best heading to either the patio or the enclosed tasting area but serious wine lovers will want to be on the Oak Terrace, a reserved area set aside from the crowds. Either way you'll find the prices reasonable - $8 to $25 per person, it's a great deal for a great experience.
But there's more! The winery also features an art exhibit where you can actually stroll through with a glass of sparkling wine. I like art, I like wine, this is great! And what's not to love about a patio with colorful umbrellas overlooking the vineyards? There are also daily tours at 10am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm. Alas, the era of the free tours is over but at $25 - which includes a flute of wine - it's still a pretty good deal.
The vibe on a sunny afternoon borders on Happy Hour so serious wine lovers might want to upgrade to the Oak Terrace tasting area where there are comfy lounge chairs and premium tastings. A perfect start to your day, a perfect way to end it with the sun setting, even if you forget your discount coupon you're going to have a great time.
Mumm Napa (website) (map)
8445 Silverado Trail, Rutherford, California (707) 967-7770
Cost: Starts at $6 for a flute of wine
Local Wally Tip: Tell them you heard about them and their two-for-one tasting coupon from Local Wally!
Any winery that is built on what was once an old frog farm has got to be a bit quirky. Back in the late 1800's, tasty frog legs were harvested here and sold for $.33 a dozen, jumping off the plates of the sophisticated diners in San Francisco.
Later a winery took over the spot, went under during prohibition, and was reborn as Frog's Leap in 1994. The old original red barn is from that original era.
For those of you who don't think wine tasting should be so serious, you'll love the tour at Frog's Leap. You'll start the tour with a glass of wine in hand, which I appreciate. Too many winery tours are like timeshare presentations, forcing you to listen to the presentation before you get a taste. And the tour itself is lighthearted and fun, taking you to the fruit trees where you're encouraged to pick something, to the chicken coop and frog pond, and ending in the barrel room where you might have to toss a basketball before you get a taste. Don't worry if you were the last kid picked in gym class, no one is shooting straight after all this wine!
Frog's Leap Winery (website) (map)
8815 Conn Creek Road, Saint Helena, California (707) 963-4704
Cost: $20 for tastings or tour
Local Wally Tip: Basic tastings cost as much as the tour so call ahead and reserve your spot to get the full experience.
Seems like everyone is looking for that ultimate picnic spot in Napa Valley but very few people know about Rutherford Hill. With a large number of tables under oaks and sweeping views of the valley, this one has to be one of the best.
Located above the 5 star Auberge du Soleil resort, Rutherford Hill offers more than just a good picnic area. If you wanted to see some wine caves but not spend a couple of hours on a major tour, Rutherford Hill's 60 minute tour, including tastings, should do the trick. No reservations required, just show up 20 minutes before the scheduled tour times (see website for details).
Rutherford Hill (website) (map)
200 Rutherford Hill Rd, Rutherford, CA (707) 963-1871
Cost: $15 tasting, $20 tour with tasting
Local Wally Tip: Want a picnic table? Just go inside, do a tasting, buy a bottle (they'll open it and give you some glasses), and you're set to go.
You say you like your chardonnay "rich and buttery"? Well, you've come to the right place. Rombauer Vineyards is the classic example, maybe the best example, of a California chardonnay with that big, oaky flavor.
Located high on a hill on a twisting road, the tasting room doesn't look like much. Model planes on the shelves reflect Rombauer's past life as a pilot, a few celebrity photos on the walls. It's all very low key and unassuming, you wouldn't even know you at the winery responsible for such premier wines. But step outside and it's pure bliss. Lush views, beautiful landscaping, take some time to wander along the trails. Is this still Napa Valley?
And for those of you looking for a great picnic spot, you'll be hard pressed to find one this pretty and this secluded. No worries bringing in your own snacks, they even encourage it.
Rombauer Vineyards (website) (map)
3522 Silverado Trail North, Saint Helena, CA (707) 963-5170
Cost: $10
Local Wally Tip: These guys darn near invented the buttery chardonnay and no one does it better. Even if you think you don't like buttery chards, you have to try this one.
I used to avoid Clos Pegase. Not because they don't make great wines but the winery sort of reminded me of those modern appliances where form definitely did not follow function - you know, like a sofa with no arms. What good is that?
Of course, it all made sense once I learned that the winery was designed by Michael Graves, best known for his eclectic home furnishing designs and architecture. The grounds are surrounded by eclectic art, a giant thumb next to an Italian statue, it's all fun once you figure out that you shouldn't take it too seriously. Of course, the wines are seriously delicious and the cave tour a great way to beat the heat. So OK, I like it already!
Whether you like the style of architect Michael Graves or not, you have to admit the winery's exterior is distinctive. Once considered outrageous, it now blends nicely into the vineyards. With a friendly staff and interesting frounds, Clos Pegase is a nice stop at the northern tip of The Silverado Trail.
Clos Pegase (website) (map)
1060 Dunaweal Ln, Calistoga, CA (707) 942-4981
Cost: $10
Local Wally Tip: Picnic friendly winery.
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Mr. Joe owned and ran Bolewicki's Appliance Center in Highlandtown for 64 years, first with his father, and then after his father retired in the early 1960s, on his own.
Bolewicki's specialized in General Electric Co. appliances from its founding in 1946.
Joe Bolewicki Jr. graduated from Loyola Blakefield High School and attended the United States Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, N.Y. Before completing his academy training he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and served aboard a hospital ship, the USS Consolation, in the Pacific.
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Once he got out of the Navy his father tore down a real estate office he owned at Eastern Avenue and Clinton Street and built Bolewicki's Appliance Center. The grand opening was in November 1946.
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|Bruce Smith, the career sacks leader with 200, spent 19 years in the NFL with Buffalo and Washington.
TAMPA, Fla. -- Bruce Smith, Rod Woodson and Derrick Thomas, all witnesses for the defense. All Pro Football Hall of Famers.
The three were elected on Saturday along with longtime Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson, who at age 90 will be the oldest person ever inducted; former Minnesota guard Randall McDaniel; and the late Bob Hayes, a standout wide receiver for Dallas and the 1964 Olympic 100 meters gold medalist.
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Former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue was denied entry for the third straight year, not even making it past the first round of cuts.
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The moist poignant moment, however, came when Hayes' sister, Lucille Hester, read from a thank-you letter Hayes left in case he made the Hall of Fame. He died in 2002.
"It didn't matter how long it took. ... The day is here, and it is historic," she said.
A defensive end, Smith retired five years ago with 200 sacks and made two all-decade teams. Drafted No. 1 overall in 1985, Smith had the most seasons with double-digit sacks (13) and the most postseason sacks (14.5). He earned defensive player of the year honors in 1990 and 1996 with Buffalo and concluded his 19-season career with three seasons as a Redskin.
Smith previously said making the Hall of Fame would be a bigger honor if two other Bills, Wilson and wide receiver Andre Reed, also got in the same year. He got half of his wish.
"What a phenomenal class, and especially with having Ralph Wilson, the founding owner of the Buffalo Bills, to be inducted in the '09 class as well," Smith said. "This is truly special."
Then his thoughts turned to his family.
"Just thinking about my father and all the sacrifices he and my mother made when I was a child growing up to be a man," Smith added, tearfully. "How he wanted me to have a life better than he had. I just wish he was here. He would be extremely proud of this day."
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|Bob Hayes' sister, Lucille Hester, read a touching thank-you statement written by Hayes, who died in 2002.
Redskins owner Daniel Snyder issued a statement after Smith's induction: "We were fortunate to have Bruce as a Redskin for his final four playing years, and as a Redskin when he set the all-time sack record. He's a consummate professional in life, as he was in the locker room and on the field. He's a personal friend, and the epitome of a Hall of Famer. He still joins us at games, and Redskins fans will always feel part of his stellar career."
Wilson and the Titans' Bud Adams are the only original AFL members who still own their franchises. Their teams will meet in the Hall of Fame Game the day after the inductions.
Wilson has steadfastly kept his team in a small market while other owners bolted for the bright lights and big bucks of mega stadiums. He drew the biggest ovation at the announcement and mentioned that he'd seen every hall enshrinee perform at some point.
"Pro football to me is not about making money. It's a matter of competition, the flow of the game," he said. "People in the community become attached to a team. It gives them a quality of life.
"I had a chance to move that team. I think it would be crazy to do that."
Woodson, the 1993 defensive player of the year, also made the 1990s all-decade team. He led the NFL in interceptions in 1999 and 2002 with Baltimore, and in kickoff returns (27.3-yard average) in 1989 with Pittsburgh. He played cornerback and safety for the Steelers, 49ers, Ravens and Raiders in a 17-season career, winning the NFL championship with Baltimore in the 2001 game and making Super Bowls with Pittsburgh and Oakland.
Woodson is the career leader in interception returns for touchdowns with 12.
"I don't think any of us started playing football because we wanted to be in the Hall of Fame," Woodson added. "I started playing football because my brothers played."
Thomas, who died nine years ago after an auto accident while still an active player, also was on the 1990s all-decade team and was the 1989 defensive rookie of the year. He is 11th in career sacks with 126.5.
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A rushing outside linebacker who also had responsibilities in pass coverage for Kansas City, Thomas set an NFL mark with seven sacks in one game against Seattle on Nov. 11, 1990, a year in which he paced the NFL with 20 sacks.
"Derrick Thomas was the cornerstone of the modern era of the Kansas City Chiefs and one of the most feared performers of his era," Chiefs owner Clark Hunt said. "Every head coach and offensive coordinator who faced the Chiefs during the 1990s knew when they came to Arrowhead Stadium they had to account for Derrick Thomas."
McDaniel was that rare guard as effective in pass protection as run blocking and could handle even the best defensive linemen singlehandedly. He missed only two games in his 14-season career and was yet another member of the 1990s all-decade team.
"Randall was a beast," Smith said. "Once he locked on to you, you couldn't go anywhere."
Hayes was the most dangerous deep threat in pro football from 1965-75. Nicknamed "Bullet Bob," he twice he led the NFL in touchdown catches and in average yards per reception. He also was a brilliant kick returner.
The long wait for Hayes to get into the Hall of Fame -- he was a senior committee choice -- had much to do with problems he had off the field.
Hayes served 10 months in a Texas prison after pleading guilty in 1979 to delivering narcotics to an undercover officer. That "destroyed my life" Hayes wrote in his autobiography, "Run, Bullet, Run: The Rise, Fall, and Recovery of Bob Hayes." The prison term ended at about the same time he first became eligible for the hall.
In a statement, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, "This is a deserving honor for one of the Cowboys' most and truly gifted stars. We all know he changed the game on the field, but he also brought a unique star quality to the NFL that helped make professional football the most popular sport in the world.
"He was a world champion in two different sports, and he had a world-class heart. I couldn't be happier for Bob, he was always one of my personal favorites. ... This is a great day for Bob Hayes' legacy, his family and the Dallas Cowboys. "
Tagliabue's day still has not arrived. Critics cited his inability to place a team back in Los Angeles after the Rams and Raiders left in 1995, and said the labor agreement he pushed through in 2006 was cast aside by the owners last year.
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The General Assembly has one obligation in Richmond each year, to pass a budget.
This year, the House budget is focused and prioritized, allotting $500 million for K-12 education, $20 million for tuition moderation, nearly $50 million for mental health, and $118 million for our hospitals for our free clinics. Without a budget, each of these areas, as well as transportation, public safety, our emergency responders, and teachers, will lose millions of dollars in the interim.
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Think back to civics class – one of the first lessons you probably learned was about the three branches of the United States government. The Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches were created as three co-equal branches of our government under the belief that any one branch should not gain too much power. However, it would seem that some of these lessons have been forgotten by this Administration.
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced recently that the military downsize we've needed for so long will now be proposed in the next round of budgeting.
Hagel said it is his intention to reduce the size of the U.S. Army to numbers not seen since before the second world war.
The Army National Guard and the Marines, too, would see reductions in their forces. Hagel also plans to renew the closings of U.S. military bases, following up on the base closing commission work of the recent past.
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The sun shone over Mr. Jefferson's Capitol this week as the 2014 session of the Virginia General Assembly officially entered the home stretch, as negotiations to iron-out differences between the House and Senate versions of the state's biennial budget began.
This week in Richmond, Virginia's two-year budget became the latest front in the battle over the Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as ObamaCare. And because Governor McAuliffe and Democrat senators have been devoted to the federal healthcare law and fiercely defending it, one of my measures to gather needed information on the law's impact on Virginians was put on hold by a Senate committee.
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As weird as it sounds, hosting "Survivor" turned out to be the best training Jeff Probst could get for hosting a daytime talk show. At least for his brand of daytime talk show, that is, which features lots of interaction with the studio audience.
"In that sense, it's like tribal council," Probst said. "You are looking at body language, and you are including them in the show."
Since 2000, Probst has hosted 24 seasons of "Survivor" — and he'll continue to host and produce that show/ Through the first four seasons, it was decided he should remain neutral and just let the contestants play the game, he said. Also, he didn't host the "Survivor" finales/reunion shows — that job went to first Bryant Gumbel, then Rosie O'Donnell.
But in the midst of a "Survivor: Thailand" episode, "words got heated between a couple of people," Probst said. "I made some lippy comment, and the contestant responded back to me. And we got into a little bit of a fifth-grade shouting match."
The producers left it in the show, and "That's when it changed. The I'm-so-glad-you-said-that-because-that's-what-I-was-feeling moment happened, and from that point forward, I was free to say what I was thinking," Probst said.
On "Survivor," he tells contestants they can look at him as either an asset or an adversary. "It's up to you how you use my question," Probst said. "Some of you will use the question as an opportunity to bury yourself. Others will use it as a chance to bury someone else."
The executive producer of his talk show, Amy Coleman, admires Probst's interviewing skills. He has "the guts to ask the question that everybody wants to know the answer to. It makes the conversation real and authentic."
The guests on "The Jeff Probst Show," which launched in September, aren't trying to outwit, outplay and outlast anyone for a million dollars, so the vibe is different. But Probst is the same guy.
"I think my best skill as an interviewer is the basic one — I really listen," he said. "I am absolutely fascinated by people."
His talk-show role models are Oprah Winfrey, Phil Donahue and, believe it or not, Howard Stern, who he terms "under appreciated." "He keeps topics moving so quickly," Probst said. "He knows just when to interrupt. And while he may go a different route than you would go in daytime, his ability as an interviewer is something I've studied for years, and I think he's one of the best that's ever done it."
"The Jeff Probst Show" isn't, however, patterned on the work of Stern, Jerry Springer or Maury Povich. "I'm not interested in people fighting onstage," Probst said. "I'm not interested in paternity tests."
"The Jeff Probst Show" revolves around his interactions with his guests and audience members, learning about them and from them.
The formula hasn't caught on — the show is averaging less than a 1 ratings nationally. But if anyone knows about surviving, it's Probst. On the show, he builds on the key lesson he's learned on "Survivor," which is: "You can't change your core."
Probst said he's often asked why "Survivor" contestants make the same dumb moves as contestants on previous seasons.
"And it finally dawned on me," he said. "It's not question of is that a good move or not. It's a question of your nature. If you are a leader, you are going to lead. If you are a follower, you are going to follow.
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A shootout that erupted when a man being brought an eviction notice opened fire on a Texas law enforcement officer left three people dead, including the officer and the gunman, on Monday near the Texas A&M University campus.
A 51-year-old man was the third person killed in the shootings at an off-campus home not far from the university's football stadium, College Station Assistant Police Chief Scott McCollum said. Police previously had said the man was 65.
Three other law enforcement officers and a 55-year-old woman were wounded, he said.
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In recognition of Arab cinema's contribution to World Cinema, BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts), in association with the Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) will celebrate Arab cinema with BAFTA GOES TO THE ARAB WORLD, a 4-day event to be held in London from Friday 11 to Monday 14 July.
This prestigious event will showcase some of the best recent releases from Arab filmmakers who are making an impact on world cinema and achieving international recognition.
The selection includes films that have won prominent awards at DIFF, such as the "Captain Abu Raed", which received the Best Actor and "Under the Bombs", which took the Gold Muhr at the annual Muhr Awards for Excellence in Arab Cinema. Both films went onto win other awards at the Sundance and Venice film festivals, respectively. The event will also introduce UK audiences to an Emirati short, "The Water Guard", screened at DIFF 2007. Directed by Walid Al Shehhi, the film celebrates birth in a time of drought, which highlights the Gulf as a new destination for cultural creativity. Most of the films are UK Premieres.
Abdulhamid Juma, DIFF Chairman, stated: "Since its inception, DIFF has played a pivotal role in creating a cinematic movement in the Arabian Gulf and supporting filmmaking talent in the larger Arab world. The festival has brought the best of international cinema to the Arab region and provided a global platform for Arab filmmakers. We believe that cinema has proved to be a powerful medium for creating better understanding and wider acceptance of other peoples, and we support efforts to bridge the divides between the East and the West.
"In the last 100 years, Arab cinema has flourished as a tool of creative expression within a fascinating milieu. Through their films, Arab filmmakers have continued the ancient Arab art of storytelling, and have captivated audiences around the world. We are confident that BAFTA GOES TO THE ARAB WORLD will showcase the talents of established and upcoming talent in the Arab region, and will offer a compelling insight into the lives of the Arab people."
David Parfitt, Chairman of the Academy said "We are delighted to partner with the Dubai International Film Festival who have now become an established part of the festival circuit since their launch in 2004. In our collaboration over this prestigious event, we will showcase some of the best recent releases from filmmakers who defy simple categorisation. A continuation of Arab film weekends previously held at BAFTA in partnership with the Zenith Foundation, it recognises Arab cinema's viable contribution to the industry and embodies the Academy's ongoing commitment to quality world cinema.
Despite award-winning critical success across the decades, Arab productions have often struggled to find a broader international audience. Despite these challenges, Arab filmmakers are asserting their right to express the complex and diverse tapestry of their societies more personally, directly and unapologetically than ever before. We appreciate and applaud their persistence of vision."
Films from Algeria, Tunisia, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, and the Emirates will be screened, and audiences will be able to partake in Q&A sessions with directors, as well as a talk charting the 100-year history of Arab cinema. Filmmakers from the UK will hear the benefits of filming in the Arab Region, in particular in Tunisia, Jordan, the Emirates and Morocco, and an Industry Networking Event will bring together Arab filmmakers and UK distributors to promote further commercial releases of Arab films in Europe.
The fifth edition of the Dubai International Film Festival will run from December 11 to 18, 2008.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Knox County commissioners considered the future of three county-owned nursing homes Tuesday and what to do with the money if the homes are sold.
Commissioners passed the first reading of a resolution that would sell three pieces of property to Hillcrest Health Care Communities, which the nursing home currently leases for $5.3 million.
Hillcrest Health Systems operates the facilities and was in talks to buy them in a similar deal in 2008.
On the site of Hillcrest's location in North Knoxville sits a 60-year-old building, the home of the former Tuberculosis Hospital, which currently houses the county's medically indigent population.
Seventy percent of Hillcrest's more than 500 current residents are TennCare patients.
Knox County owns the three properties and leases them to Hillcrest to operate for $1 per year. The current lease expires in 2016. The county got the land for free, with most of it coming from the state in the 1940s.
The facilities need millions of dollars in repairs and the county does not want to pay for them.
Hillcrest has poured $2.3 million on maintenance costs at various buildings they did not own over the last three years . More work is needed.
"It's important to us. Our mission has always been to take care of the county's indigent residents. We need to provide the care that those residents deserve," said Hillcrest Health Systems President Jim Murphy.
Hillcrest Health Systems is offering the county $5.27 million to take the properties off its hands. The properties were recently appraised for $11 million.
Despite being offered less than their appraised value, Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett believes the price tag is still right.
"If we don't take care of those folks, they're going to fall through the cracks and we as a taxpayer are going to pick it up on the other end, and that's usually much more expensive," Burchett said.
Some commissioners spoke out at Tuesday's meeting, saying the sale price is too low.
"I don't care to sell it all, I'm just uncomfortable at this price," said Commissioner R. Larry Smith.
If the sale goes through the money would go back into the county's general fund.
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Industry experts like Danny Sullivan wondered if that move would be enough to keep Google's license in China.
"If the Chinese government isn't happy with them running uncensored search results out of the Hong Kong site — I don't see why they'll be any happier just because it becomes one click away," Danny Sullivan, who runs the search-analysis Web site Search Engine Land, told Bloomberg News.
I agreed by saying that this offering by Google seemed pretty weak. Well, one man's weak is another company's license I suppose. Reuters reports that all is well again between Google and China for now.
Google Inc (GOOG.O) said on Friday that the Chinese authorities had renewed its license to operate a website, averting a potential shutdown of its flagship search page in the world's biggest Internet market.
Google is obviously happy with this development considering the size of the opportunity in China and the fact that it is playing a distant second fiddle to China's own Baidu. I think Google likes a good challenge since bing and others seem to not provide it for them anywhere else.
China has renewed our license," a Google spokeswoman told Reuters. "We are very pleased that the government has renewed our ICP license and we look forward to continuing to provide web search and local products to our users in China."
So at least for today it looks like Google and China get to walk off into the sunset hand in hand while the credits roll. Also, we can all feel safe that Google will be able to continue its quest for world domination one Chinese searcher at a time. All is good with the world again.


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It has been a long and toasty summer. Granted not the hottest on record, but by anyone's standard it has been hot and dry. After all, this is the desert southwest. So here we are at the end of September, breathing a collective sigh of relief while we look forward to eight months of absolutely glorious weather. It is now our outdoor season, our gardening season. I'm doing my little seasonal happy dance! With that in mind we have been doing more and more work outdoors.....tidying up the spent summer plants, planning what to put into the fall and winter garden, and getting ready to plant our winter lawn.
As I was watering this morning I happened to take a closeup of the leaves from one of our San Diego transplants. Actually I was trying to see how close I could get without having to go back inside to get my macro lens, but that's another story. In any event the way the sun was shining down upon the glistening leaves.....well let's just say they were begging to be photographed. We planted some of these a couple of years ago and most of them seem to love being here. Of course they need a little "babying" during our summers but otherwise they are thriving.
Recently I was reading that scientists say plants actually cry out for water when they need attention...we just haven't heard them because the sounds made by a thirsty plant are about five times higher pitched than we can hear. These scientists, using tiny specialized microphones, have heard corn plants, for instance, calling out for water. Isn't that amazing? You can read an article about it here http://uberfacts.tumblr.com/post/14092156645/a-thirsty-plant-will-literally-cry-for-help
There's no doubt that without a consistent supply of water our plants cannot thrive or even survive. I'm reminded that as humans we are the same way. Physically we need our water! I believe also that spiritually we need water.....the word of God. In Ephesians 5:26 the Word is spoken of as water....we need consistent watering with the Word......it cleanses us.....it sustains us in all circumstances. Many times our hearts cry out and no one else seems to be able to hear. There are even times when we don't know what our hearts are crying out for......we are simply thirsty!
It is at times like these that we need a good watering! Unlike our plants, however, we need to do our own watering. It is up to us to spend time in the Word. No one else can do it for us. Just as on those hot summer days the last thing we want to do is step outside and water our plants, there are days we just don't feel like taking time to open our Bibles. We have so much going on! Still, our plants depend on their watering and we depend on ours! When we water liberally, both physically and spiritually, what a blessing follows......our gardens grow and so do we!
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On September 11th, 2001....well, we all know what happened on that tragic, tragic day.
A year later, my dear friend Judy Toll passed away, having lost her nearly five year long battle with cancer.
A month later, I separated from my husband of 14 years.
And a month after that, in August of '02, I created Tasty Words™, a spoken word salon. After the events of the previous year, I felt if I didn't have a place to get onstage and tell my stories, my head would explode. And I knew I wasn't alone in this. I started inviting other writer/performer friends to come and tell their stories. Real, hilarious, horrifying stories. We did a show. I can't even remember now what the first one was about. I just know it spoke to enough people that we did it again. And again.
And now we have done...I'm guessing here...easily one hundred shows. All amazing. And different. And moving. And funny. And real.
I must use this opportunity to thank my wonderful friends Lee Cohen and Lois Sarkisian, the amazing and generous owners of Every Picture Tells A Story Gallery, where it all started. They were our gracious hosts for many years, and I am fairly certain that without them and their magical gallery, Tasty Words would not exist. Thanks to the support of all the fabulous Tasty Word fans, our show has grown to include events at the Santa Monica Bay Woman's Club, the Celebration Theatre, and Writer's Bootcamp at Bergamot Station. Our new homes are the Santa Monica Playhouse and Flappers Comedy Club. We've got you covered in the (310) and (818) - yo yo!
Finally, the audience. The folks that show up and laugh and cry and revel in these extraordinary artists each month (you know who you are). Thank you. Thank you. For digging this work as much as I do. I am committed to continuing to present writers and tellers who will knock your socks off for years to come.
Tasty Words happens one Wednesday a month (occasionally more) at the Every Picture Tells A Story Gallery in Santa Monica and from time to time, in other cool places, too.
You can read an article about Tasty Words from the Examiner here.
Here's what one reviewer had to say about a Tasty Words she attended: article.
Here are some of the fab folks who have told their tasty stories...
Steve Bluestein, Elayne Boosler, Dylan Brody, Kelly Carlin, Cindy Chupack, Wayne Cotter, John Ciccolini, Dennis Danziger, Charles Freericks, Amy Friedman, Betty Goldstein, Annie Korzen, Carlos Kotkin, Carol Leifer, Nikki Levy, Mark Lonow, Arlene Malinowski, Anne Meara, Robert Morgan Fisher, Taylor Negron, Laraine Newman, Julie Newmar, Elizabeth Payne, Ann Randolph, Jonna Tamases, Stephen Tobolowsky, Kira Soltanovich, Monica Piper, C. Brian Smith, Sonya Sones, Lynne Stewart, Lyena Strelkoff, Greg Swartz, Suzanne Whang, Larry Wilmore
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1972 Rotating Internship, Bronson Methodist Hospital, Kalamazoo, MI
1975 Residency, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE
1976 Externship, Rheumatology Mayo Clinic , Rochester, MN
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Gerald Moore, M.D. is Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs for the College of Medicine and Professor in the Section of Rheumatology and Immunology in the Department of Internal Medicine. He also serves as Medical director and Professor in the Physician Assistant Program. A native of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dr. Moore graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan in 1968 and received his medical degree from UNMC in 1971. He did his internal medicine residency at UNMC, a rheumatology externship at Mayo Clinic and a rheumatology fellowship at the National Institutes of Health. He is an external reviewer for the Association of American Medical Colleges' educational affairs mini-workshops. He also is a volunteer physician for the student run SHARING Clinic in south Omaha which provides medical care for low income residents of Omaha. As Senior Associate Dean, he oversees the College of Medicine admissions process, educational program for students and residents as well as faculty development issues. He has been an administrator in the College of Medicine for over 20 years but continues to see patients in both rheumatology clinic as well as patients on the general internal medicine inpatient service.
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Palmer W, Waytz P, Churchill M, Klassen L, Moore G. Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis with methotrexate
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3. JL, McCurdy FA, eds. Hanley & Belfus, Inc., Philadelphia, pp. 245-250, 2003.
4. Moore GF. Arthrocentesis technique and intraarticular therapy. IN: Arthritis and Allied Conditions, 15th
Edition, Koopman WJ, Moreland LW (ed). Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, Vol. 1, p. 775- 786, 2005
5. Koller E, Svoboda JD, Jones F, Moore G. Atypical antineutrophil-cytoplasmic antibodies and vasculitis-like
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PORT ST. LUCIE - The Port St. Lucie Business Women Club raises more than $15,000 every year for the community, and they do it by putting their most "fashionable" foot forward.
For the 23rd year, the group is holding its annual luncheon and fashion show from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Harbour Ridge Yacht and Country Club on April 20. This year, the Hollywood-themed event is entitled "Red Carpet Affair."
"This is our only fundraiser," said Dorothy Kamm, publicity chairwoman for the club. "We started planning the event back in September."
The club is a professional organization of women that helps promote the interests of businesswomen in the community.
"Scholarships are also given every year to women attending Indian River State College," Ms. Kamm said.
There will also be a raffle and a silent auction during the event to help raise funds. The raffle tickets are $10 each or three for $25.
This year, the raffles will feature a classic Coach handbag and matching wallet. The duo features the Coach logo in neutral tones in gold and ivory. Another raffle item is a 55-inch HDTV. The organization thanks Gold Rush America and Perfect Drive Golf Villas at PGA Village for the sponsorship of the raffle prizes.
One of special items available for auction at the fashion show is a pendant hand-created by Greg Childress, manager of Best Value Jewelry & Pawn.
Reflecting the theme this year, the pendant features a classic pearl and diamond multi-strand necklace valued at $2,300.
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In 2001 the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that exclusive breastfeeding for six months is best for babies. But now a team of researchers from the UK say this advice might not be correct. As reported in the British Medical Journalon January 14, 2011, doctors from several leading child health institutes now say that not introducing babies to solids before 6 months of age could very well do more harm than good.
What's the problem? Experts point to research that holding off on solid foods until after the half-year mark may lead to a higher incidence of celiac disease and food allergies—some studies show that introducing gluten-containing foods before 3 months ups risk for celiac disease, but delaying solids until after 6 months can also boost risk.
Another concern shared in the report is that prolonged exclusive breastfeeding may reduce the window for introducing new tastes, particularly bitter taste which may be important in the later acceptance of green leafy vegetables. This could encourage unhealthy eating in later life and lead to obesity.
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Breastfeeding has so many proven benefits for babies, so why the beef? Experts say they simply want to point out that while the World Health Organization's guidance makes sense in developing nations (where access to clean water and safe weaning foods is a problem, and there is a high risk of infections, illness, and death), in the UK and other developed countries, including the US and Canada, other issues may need to be taken into consideration when coming up with breastfeeding guidelines.
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Time to evaluate
Mid-year is a time for looking forward and looking back to evaluate progress and problems. In foreign affairs we have done nothing to stop Iran's push for nuclear weapons. Our military victory in Iraq has turned sour as Iraq is now controlled by Iran. In Afghanistan we've declared victory and are pulling out with our tail between our legs. Our accomplishments in the North Korean tinderbox are exactly zero. Domestically the last six months have been tarnished by three major scandals. Perhaps, worst of all, because of irresponsible government spending, the United States has the largest national debt in the history of the planet.
Not a pretty picture.
Get off welfare
So, you want a family? Well, by now it's like beating your head against a wall. Let's see, these young mothers dropped out of school, and the only thing they know is how to have kids and apply to the government for assistance for their living expenses. Once again, the national average is what $350 per child, per month? Poor kid. In today's economy and given what the local economy is based off of, when you see a young mother with at least two kids, you know darn well that they're on that lovely Gov. lottery. No wonder the poverty level is so high. And the elected officials say they want to help. Well, get these people into a learning facility that offers them an education other than being a burden on the common tax payer. Good luck! I'm pretty much done attempting to open their eyes.
Regarding pleas to drivers
Unfortunately the ones who should read these rants are too selfish to be concerned with others. My grown granddaughter who lives in Chicago was recently T-boned on the passenger side. Thankfully no one else was in the car and she wasn't seriously hurt. A man passed a stopped bus on the right and blew right thru a stop sign. The car was totaled, passenger door was in the passenger seat, and they couldn't even get the key out of the ignition. Are these idiots so self-righteous that other people's lives don't have any value? Every day on the road I see red light runners; some even fly thru while police are at the red light. Nothing done, runners just keep going. To the rest of us, you must be diligent and watch every intersection. Stay safe.
Good job, governor
There have been so many people who don't think Governor Scott is doing a good job for the state of Florida. I just want him to know that I speak for many people in our state who do think he is doing a wonderful job in Tallahassee. God bless you, Governor Scott!
A liberal-based education?
If you wonder what kids are being taught in college, a survey of commencement speakers indicates almost all addresses were given by liberals. Mitt Romney at Southern Virginia University, a Mormon school, is a notable exception. He spoke about marriage as a gift from God, and the blessings and wonders of parenthood.
For his trouble, he was roundly condemned by the liberal-left, a Columbia University professor labeling him "a religious fanatic."
Government vs. private industries
I had occasion to drive daily from Hobe Sound to Port St. Lucie for the last seven days. Around Baker Road in Martin County is a large flashing temporary sign advertising a Martin County Summer camp.
Also along this route were several people carrying signs advertising "hopefully for profit" businesses. If there was any doubt that there is not disconnect between Martin County government and the businesses paying taxes, this should clear it up. Let any of those businesses with people out front of their establishments try to put up a sign like Martin County has and code enforcement will be there, with a new pen, writing them a summons. But, the issue is bigger than it appears. This is just another example of government competing with private business without any restraints that private businesses are bound by. Is Anti-trust legal, in Florida, as long as the Government is part of it?
Up north, the courts have stopped a lot of governments from competing with private industries. As rampant as it is in Martin County, hopefully it will happen here soon. I chose Martin County 10 years ago because the county was then being run with fiscal common sense. That is all gone now.
Reduce gun violence
States are toughening laws prohibiting so-called straw purchases of guns for criminals. In the past it has been far too easy for criminals to evade the law and acquire guns. Now it is up to the courts to make sure we take advantage of this new tool to keep the bad guys in prison where they belong. Reducing gun violence should be a top priority.
Government and business
Henry) Ford didn't invent the automobile, he mass produced it - just like the Wright brothers didn't invent the airplane.
Mr. Ford and others started mass production, and he also raised wages to $5 a day, so his workers could buy cars. Of course, he also hired gangsters to spy on his workers, even in their homes.
Mr. Ford, also, after Pearl Harbor, refused to build planes until the government, with taxpayer money, built him the Willow Run Plant. The government agreed to sign the plant over to him after the war for $1. So much for "Free Enterprise and Patriotism."
The person who said government is involved in every business was right.
Misuse of the term breaking news
At one time the term or announcement, meant listen to this. It is important. It just happened. It's interesting. Today's breaking news, which is continually seen on our TV screens, means stay turned, keep our ratings up and thanks for nothing. Today's breaking news consists of the following urgent news announcements:
Car crash that happened a week ago,
A dog helping his master a month ago
A celebrity finally announcing a divorce
The above is what TV stations consider breaking news.
So I called one of these reporters, I asked her what I would get for calling her with breaking news. She was stymied and eventually said I guess that nothing is paid to you. That is the extent of my breaking news I will ever give to her.
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Columbus Monthly: Best of Columbus 2014 issue is out! Guess who is in it? ;)
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Source: Columbus Monthly Magazine