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Consumer and Innovation Trends in Wine
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While wine consumption is primarily driven by enjoyment and indulgence, new product development reflects the multifaceted motivations associated with buying and consuming wine. This brief outlines the most important consumer and product trends impacting the wine category globally, using Datamonitor's TrendSights mega-trend framework as a basis to organize the key themes covered.
- Each section is introduced with a concise SWOT analysis that outlines how each TrendSights mega-trend can be applied to the wine category.
- Consumer insight analysis covering 18 countries globally highlights the key attitudes and behaviors that drive consumers' wine preferences.
- Draw inspiration from numerous case studies and product examples throughout the brief that showcase best-in-class innovations in wine.
Drinkers from Generation Y are more likely to pay a premium for an alcoholic drink that has been recommended by their friends, compared to one endorsed by an "expert," underscoring the importance of peer approval for younger drinkers. Peer recommendations are also seen as more trustworthy, authentic, and less biased than corporate marketing.
While label design and brand are certainly important influences for Chinese drinkers, industry players should be wary of over-reliance on extrinsic cues to communicate quality. Chinese drinkers actually place the most value on intrinsic factors which are key to the composition of the wine, such as taste and ingredients.
- How do Datamonitor's mega-trends apply specifically to wine? How is this likely to evolve over the next few years?
- Where is innovation occurring in the wine category and what does it look like?
- How do consumers regard "Old World" versus "New World" wines?
- How are wine companies using the online space to more effectively engage with consumers?
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Julie & Julia
Director : Nora Ephron
Screenplay : Nora Ephron (based on the books Julie & Julia by Julie Powell and My Life in France by Julia Child)
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 2009
Stars : Meryl Streep (Julia Child), Amy Adams (Julie Powell), Stanley Tucci (Paul Child), Chris Messina (Eric Powell), Linda Emond (Simone Beck), Helen Carey (Louisette Bertholle), Mary Lynn Rajskub (Sarah), Jane Lynch (Dorothy McWilliams), Joan Juliet Buck (Madame Brassart), Crystal Noelle (Ernestine), George Bartenieff (Chef Max Bugnard), Vanessa Ferlito (Cassie), Casey Wilson (Regina), Jillian Bach (Annabelle)
In Julia & Julia, the ever-impressive Meryl Streep pulls off another of her unlikely highwire acting feats by embodying the immediately recognizable chef Julia Child, a pre-Food Network PBS mainstay in the 1960s and 1970s who introduced Americans to French cooking and became an unlikely pop-culture touchstone whose kitchen is now part of the National Museum of American History. With her trilling diction and constantly upbeat attitude that makes hay of even the most disastrous situations, Steep nails Child's behavioral particulars and makes them feel entirely natural (it never feels like a caricature), but the beauty of her performance is the way she transcends those particulars and makes Child seem entirely new, even to those who are familiar with her public persona.
Alas, Streep is only half of Julie & Julia, which is based on two books: Child's own posthumously published memoir My Life in France and the book from which the film takes its name, which was penned in 2005 by Julie Powell, an aspiring writer and amateur chef who was living with her husband Eric (Chris Messina) above a pizzeria in Queens and was working for the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 when she decided to give her life some purpose by cooking all 524 recipes in Child's voluminous Mastering the Art of French Cooking (which, when first published in 1961, was the only English-language French cookbook for the "servantless American") in a single year. Thus, the film cuts back and forth between the lives of the two eponymous characters, finding various connections between them even if their lives are drastically different.
Child's story deals primarily with the years she spent living in France in the 1950s with her ambassador husband Paul (the always reliable Stanley Tucci, reunited with his Devil Wears Prada costar), which is where she first fell in love with French cuisine and became determined to master it, even if that meant going against all expectations and completing the rigorous training at Le Cordon Bleu. Child's ascension to the rank of gourmet on her own terms (which means bucking trends and upstaging the snooty people who can't imagine that an American woman could master French cuisine) is a kind of beacon for Julie, and she aspires to model her life and her attitude after Child's. The film posits the six-foot-two Child as the unlikeliest of stars, and yet also the most deserving because she truly accomplished something on her own terms.
As played by Amy Adams, Julie is a plucky rom-com heroine, but writer/director Nora Ephron is determined not to mire her in a stale rom-com. There is definitely conventional romance in the film, but it is rooted in the middle of long-term relationships, which makes it less dazzling, but more fulfilling. The depiction of the love and affection shared by Julia and Paul is particularly touching, not to mention revealing in its often passionate intensity (the visual mismatch of the tall, imposing Julia and the short, bald, and bespectacled Paul could have been played for easy laughs, but instead deepens the meaning of their attraction). The real romance in the film, however, is with food and the painstaking but ultimately rewarding nature of its preparation. Julie & Julia is awash in culinary imagery, and it's enough to make you want to run out, purchase some Le Creuset cookware, and start deboning a duck (the fact that Mastering the Art of French Cooking recently topped the New York Times bestseller list for the first time since it was published more than 40 years ago is testament to the film's gastronomic impact). Ephron draws obvious, but still intriguing parallels between various passions--whether they be with cooking or writing or making a name for yourself--and it gives the film a vivacious uplift. Even if the two halves of the story don't hold equal interest (Julia is inherently a more interesting character than Julie, and Streep's performance dominates), the film manages to hold together like any good meal, leaving you satisfied without feeling overstuffed.
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Cartoons can help to bring down governments, but can they help to revolutionise science? This seems to be the hope of Robert Laughlin, whose book on the exciting field of emergence is littered with his hand-drawn cartoons. His Nobel Prize in physics has given him the confidence to share his art and to hope that his cartoons help to explain how science can be revolutionised, or "re-invented". But what is this Different Universe, to what extent is it a reinvention, and how well does Laughlin set out his case?
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Have you ever wondered what shape a football is? No, it is not a sphere - it is far closer to something called a truncated icosahedron, also known as a "buckyball". It consists of 12 black pentagons and 20 white hexagons and is about the most effective way of creating something nearly spherical out of flat panels. Curious sporting-related mathematical facts like this can be found throughout Eastaway and Haigh's book "How to take a penalty, the hidden mathematics of sport".
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04-03-2009 | #1 | ||||||||
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bleach got 2 worthless to watch?
anyone else coming to the point they cant stand bleach or allrdy past it? the new 213 is my brakeing point making a filler ep during a filler and after there where getting good they there the filler story line in. but wtf a filler during a filler
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04-03-2009 | #2 |
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what do you mean filler episode during a filler? if you're talkin about the "pendulum arc" no it's not a filler. the pendulum arc is really included in the original story line and came in the exact part where it did in the manga. though, the filler they did in ep. 213 is nothing but shitload of crap and has degraded the series a lot, as i was really anticipating to watch the battles after the "pendulum arc".
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Bleach used to be a good anime, i have no idea what happened to it though.
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04-03-2009 | #4 | ||||||||
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it was good... they are draging it out way to long
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yea, it just drags on and on....stop talking so much and fight! or fight while talking or something....but fight! yay anime violence
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04-03-2009 | #6 |
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It's called Naruto Syndrome. But whatcha gonna do.
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it's exactly like what happened to Naruto. They don't know when to stop so they try to keep the story going with random scenes and flashbacks just to make some money.
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04-03-2009 | #8 |
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i think that the "pendulum arc" was kinda rather appropriate since it showed few important things like Urahara's past and why he's not in Soul Society considering his skills and talent, and where the Vaizards did came from. So i don't think the "pendulum arc" was just some random flashback. . . though they did show it in a kinda awkward situation. . .
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04-03-2009 | #9 |
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that's why you read the manga instead
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I agree w/ xJumpJetx, the flashback was kinda necessary, but the creators sorta dropped the F Bomb on everybody w/ 213.
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Never played Mord, but think it's awesome. (conceptually).
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Help! My two year old wakes up screaming every night
I have three kids, two girls aged four and two, and a boy who's six months old. My two-year-old girl has had trouble since birth with symptoms of colic and reflux which she has grown out of, but now she wakes up every night just screaming as though she is in pain. We get up and give her milk then she we'll go back to sleep. This can happen up to three or four times a night. I don't think it's nightmares because this happens every night. She is in the same room as my boy. Should we separate them and try the cry-down technique with her and get her off the milk? Or is it a case of middle-child syndrome?
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Sleep deprivation is one of the hardest things about being a parent in the early years. It makes life harder for everyone. In terms of your two- year-old daughter, I'd make the following suggestions:
- Have her checked out medically to ensure that there are no physiological reasons for her waking up at night, and for her distress.
- I strongly doubt that drinking milk is causing the issues. You might reduce the milk consumption or swap it to water just to see what happens, but I wouldn't think milk is related to the waking up or screaming.
- You asked about separating your daughter from your six-month-old son. If her waking up is disturbing his sleep, then this is worth considering. You might also ask your daughter if she'd like to be moved. But once again, I would be surprised if the room-sharing arrangement is impacting on her sleep patterns.
- I'm not a fan of 'cry-down' techniques. When our children are distressed they need us the most. Being there for her builds up her sense of safety and security which will be important for her psychologically as she grows.
- Finally, I don't think this is related to 'middle-child' syndrome. It is more likely that if your daughter were jealous of her baby brother, that she would be upset during waking hours.
In short, as frustrating as it is, my suggestion is that what your daughter is doing is not entirely unusual. While most kids sleep reasonably well through the night, at the age of two or three years, wake ups (and accompanying distress) are reasonably common. When this happens, be patient, snuggle into her bed with her, cuddle her so she feels safe, and reassure her that you'll look after her. It may take a few weeks, or even a month or two. But she will grow out of it. And the safer she feels, the faster it will happen.
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