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Was looking at several boots to pick up with some hopeful deals in the new future. If you looked at my boots now, you'd puke. They are nearin' close to the 20yr make, it's disgusting. Anyways, here's what I had in mind...
1) The new Adidas Blauvelt 2) Burton Ambush 3) Nike Kaiju or Lunarendor... heard the Kaiju's have been Nike's most tried and true. I ride all-mountain mostly, and like to hit side kickers, and some park from time to time and maybe a cliff if I can find the right scope... just picked up a new set of the Union Contact Pro's for my Bataleon, so this is another complement. I know you have to break-in some boots more than others, but my foot is a little more on the wider side, so I know previous Nike's were too tight around the ankle, so that definitely is a concern for me if they are still the same. All in all, I am looking for anything really, medium to MH flex for the most part, and I do prefer lace up... since I think they will sustain more through the seasons. Appreciate any replies.
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Local shops don't have the size/selection I am looking for. I haven't tried them on... Only last year's Kaijus.
It's definitely something I'd rather purchase from a brick 'n mortar, but the massive selection is out there on the web, and I'm hoping March will bring some good deals.
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people on this forum love to be all smug and say "try them on. duh" but i spent an entire day last weekend trying on different boots at several local shops and not only was i not able to find anything that fit me but i found the help at these shops to be lacking as well. it's frustrating feeling like i need new boots but having no idea how to go about finding them other than just picking a pair online that have good reviews and hoping they work. sucks. let me know if you find something good though, i feel like i'm looking for about the same thing as you are. |
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Adidas fit on the midwide to wide side. Nike fits very narrow (at least historically) and burton is in between but kinda narrow.
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I know very little about what will be required and what is available on the market. Do you have any good websites or blogs i could read which would basically give me an idiots guide to start understanding all the equipment available and allow me to start planning my system.
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Hello Sean, and welcome to the forum. You've certainly come to the right place, as there are any number of idiots available to guide you through what you want to do.
We'll probably need to know a bit more about what you want to do, your budget, and the compromises you might be prepared to accept to get close to what you want. For example, distributing music through rooms is easy but distributing video is harder, so it will be worth giving us an idea of how many rooms you want to pipe music to, how many video, whether you need high def movies, whether you want your installations to be discreet with ceiling speakers etc.
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I have a budget of around £5000 I have a year to plan so maybe stretch it to £10000 for the system. (this wont include my TVs)
I would be piping music into 8 rooms (3 bed rooms, 2 living rooms, kitchen, study and 2 Bathrooms), and these would mainly be ceiling speakers, (maybe surround sound in the living rooms) as for the television it would be the 6 rooms leaving out the bathrooms. I will be running a macbook air and a imac as the main computers in the house.
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ST. LOUIS Cardinals pitcher Kyle McClellan doesnt know whats going to happen between now and the start of the season. Nobody does.
But after being left off the World Series roster and facing a logjam of right-handed relievers in the bullpen as Spring Training approaches, McClellan is hoping for one thing: to stay in St. Louis.
McClellan avoided arbitration with the Cardinals by signing a one-year deal for about 2.5 million last week. But that has done nothing to solidity his spot in a bullpen that appears to be overcrowded with right-handed options.
This is the best situation for me, McClellan said. To be here in St. Louis where I live and to play in this organization, theres nothing better. What happens in the future I dont know, but hopefully it is here in St. Louis.
The St. Louis native and Hazelwood West High School alum had an interesting 2011 to say the least, opening the year in the starting rotation when close friend Adam Wainwright went down with an elbow injury in spring training.
McClellan went 10-8 in 18 outings 17 of which were starts and one that was essentially a start when he entered in the first inning after a lengthy rain delay and posted a respectable 4.15 ERA before the club acquired starter Edwin Jackson at the trade deadline and moved the right-hander back to the bullpen.
The former reliever looked right at home in the bullpen, posting a 2.33 ERA in his first 13 appearances as he began to help stabilize what was an inconsistent bullpen for much of the season.
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McClellan allowed 10 earned runs in 12 appearances over the final month of the season, appearing in six of the Cardinals eight losses in September. He gave up five home runs to just six strikeouts and had a 7.71 ERA.
The right-hander maintains he was not injured down the stretch, but instead just out of gas after throwing 141 23 innings almost exactly the same amount he threw in 2009 and 2010 combined.
There was no pain, McClellan said. I just didnt have anything left. I left everything out there, and it got to a point where are you costing your team a chance to win? There in Houston I had a talk with Tony (La Russa) and I said you might have better options because I need a few days because Ive been road hard this last month and the bullpen was rode hard, everybody.
I had more innings than I ever had and there were a couple points, the game against the Mets, I threw 40-something pitches and it just took me a long time to recover from that with what I had been through this season.
McClellans honesty with the Cardinals coaches and trainers kept him off the roster for the Division Series against the Phillies. After hoping a few days of rest would be all he needed, a disappointed McClellan was chosen over for an extra position player.
He was added to the roster for the NLCS against the Milwaukee Brewers but appeared just once, when he gave up two hits and a run in a 9-6 loss in Game 1.
When the Cardinals advanced to the World Series, it was starter Jake Westbrook and not McClellan, who was given the final spot on the roster.
So here was the hometown boy, playing for the team he grew up rooting for, having to watch the World Series from the dugout after being left off the roster at arguably the biggest time of his career.
The end of the season was just tough because you put so much into it and this is what you play for, to get a chance in the postseason and to not have a chance to do it was tough, McClellan said. Was I happy that I wasnt on the roster? No, but nobody is. You want to contribute.
But like I said then, I felt like I put my piece in earlier in the season and contributed to a World Championship and nobody cheered harder than I did. I was pulling for everybody to do well and honestly, it was kind of nice waking up and not having any pressure. I didnt have to worry about blowing the game that night, just show up and cheer your teammates on.
But the way last year ended only fueled speculation about McClellans status for 2012. The Cardinal currently have six right-handed relievers Jason Motte, Mitchell Boggs, Lance Lynn, Fernando Salas, Eduardo Sanchez and McClellan who all can make a strong case for a roster spot.
But unless the Cardinals go with an eight-man bullpen and a four-man bench, something that would seem unlikely, one of the six will either have to be demoted to the minor leagues or traded.
The likely trade candidates would appear to be McClellan or Boggs, who both might find more success elsewhere McClellan as a starter and Boggs as a closer.
McClellan has always wanted to be a starter and some teams might see him in that role after watching his success last year. And the Cardinals could look to give him that opportunity as a way to solve their numbers issue.
McClellan began throwing about 10 days ago and threw his first bullpen session of the spring on Tuesday. Recharged and ready to go, McClellan is hoping to stay with the Cardinals and prove he deserves a roster spot this time around.
My job is not to make up the roster, McClellan said. My job is to come in and get outs and thats what I plan on doing in spring. They are going to have some tough decisions to make and I guess thats our job to make it tough.
You dont want to make it easy on them and give them a reason to get rid of you, but I feel like I have a good track record and I feel like everybody knows what I am capable of doing, and I just have to come into spring and do that.
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Casper, Wy – A fire at Natrona County High School revealed problems in the school's emergency procedures. No one was hurt in the fire, which is under investigation.History teacher Bruce Berst and R-O-T-C Sergeant Mack Riggs ran into the boys' locker room to put out a flaming bank of lockers. They couldn't find any fire extinguishers, so they tried to fill buckets with water from the sink. But Berst says the buckets wouldn't fit.
Cody, Wy – The Sleeping Giant ski area, which has been closed for three winters, could reopen by the winter of 2008-09. The ski area is about 45 miles west of Cody. Co-owner Jim Nielson of Cody said he and the other owners are planning to make improvements and reopen the ski area. Nielson said the goal is to provide a family-style ski hill that was once a mainstay of local winter sports. He says it will not compete with other regional ski areas such as Red Lodge or Jackson Hole.
Laramie, Wy – Comment from some Laramie residents on a proposed transportation and parking master plan for the college town indicates support for a busing system.
But the bus system would have to get them close to their destination in a timely manner.
A common theme among those speaking at a forum was that Laramie has a long way to go to improve its streets to encourage walking and cycling and discourage students and faculty from driving to the University of Wyoming campus.
Pinedale, Wy – Although some think it is much better, some residents of Sublette County say they are wary about the latest plans for gas development in the Pinedale Anticline. Linda Baker of the Upper Green River valley coalition still does not think the Bureau of Land management fully understands the impacts that a community like Pinedale faces with enhanced gas development. That's why she would like to see development slow down.The B-L-M is adding four thousand wells to the area and is requiring drilling that will hopefully have less of an impact on wildlife.
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Washington, DC – Rep. Barbara Cubin returned to Washington this week and has cast her first vote in the U.S. House since October 25th.
Cubin plans to retire at the end of the year. She was away from her duties in Washington for several months last year as she took care of her husband, who has been critically ill. She voted ``present'' on a procedural vote Tuesday night.
She said in a release that her priorities in her final year in Congress are health care, energy development, immigration and public land management.
Cheyenne, WY – The company behind a proposed $2 billion coal-to-gasoline plant in Carbon County hopes to land a state air quality permit and begin initial site work this year.
Last month, the state Industrial Siting Council approved a permit for the construction and operation of the plant.
Houston-based DKRW plans to place the plant about 13 miles southwest of Medicine Bow and eight miles north of Elk Mountain.
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Cheyenne, WY – The University of Wyoming will take its proposed budget before the legislature's Joint Appropriations Committee today.
UW President Tom Buchanan says the top priority is library funding.
UW wants nearly $19 million for acquisitions and technology. Buchanan says the price tag is high because UW had other priorities when the state was short of cash in the 1990s.
Community colleges will also present their budget requests to the JAC.
Cheyenne, Wyo – The University of Wyoming could soon be embarking on a surprising research project.
U-W President Tom Buchanan told the legislature's Appropriations Committee that the project involves coal gasification at high altitude with Wyoming resources.
Buchanan says General Electric approached U-W about the partnership. He says U-W's new energy school and efforts in the field attracted the company's attention. He says more will be known in coming weeks.
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Laramie, Wyo. – Winter snow storms have pushed the state Department of Transportation about a million dollars over budget.
WYDOT spokesman Bruce Burrows says the cost of cleaning up after so many winter storms means the department will have to defer maintenance planned for later on.
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Laramie, Wyo – Landowners donated conservation easements in record numbers last year to protect their land from future development.
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It's hard to be in the mood to make fun of Miss Utah — who, after all, was participating in a prettiness contest and who did what she was supposed to do in that regard, which is look pretty — when almost everyone who has done so already has done it so gleefully, because there isn't much we love more than a dumb woman. (Especially a pretty one, because it's reassuring, I think. "Well, at least I am smarter than her/Well, at least she isn't threatening," etc.) Her answer, if you can call it that, was funny, really. Or sad. But to watch the commentary is to be put in this weird spot where I don't want to join in for what I guess are political reasons, and probably that's part of the reason why feminists get called humorless — because it's hard for me to understand what it's like to live in that world, where one pilloried woman doesn't remind you of sixteen others and you're able to think of the person without the pattern. It's the pattern that isn't funny even if the person really is. It's impossible to be objective.
And that's come up a lot lately, and it's among the other reasons I don't care for the jokes about Miss Utah (it seems almost everyday now there's something like this, forcing me into hiding off Twitter) — the idea that there's an objective funny (and it's what guys say) and an objective story worth making movies about (and it's men's) and an objective GOOD journalism, and it's the kind in Esquire and GQ and not Marie Claire and Glamour. I don't think anything is objective, except maybe, uh, gravity, but even that is debated, like by David Hume, even though I find that irritating because well, okay, we've all dropped enough things to know it's going to keep happening by this point, if you ask me. That is my subjective opinion about David Hume.
There is a quote in that Jessica Grose story from Janet Reitman, who said, "I was never going to be a 'chick,' you know, doing 'chick stories.'" And that's taken out of context, and we're assured she's well aware of the way women's experiences are ghettoized and discounted, but that sentence still makes me cringe. (That's ME she's talking about, in a way!) If even we won't say our stories are as valuable as Buzz Bissinger writing about leather suits for fourteen thousand pages (and I think probably at least some of them are!), who will? I get it — on the one hand, women shouldn't be relegated to writing about manicures if they do not want to write about manicures, and nobody should patronize us or assume ALL we care about are manicures. On the other hand, there is probably a lot to say about manicures, and a lot of people would read about manicures and have a nice time doing that, and there is a way to tell that story that's smart and funny and interesting, too. At a certain point we have to ask WHY we think the topics we think of as fluff are fluff. (OK, a manicure story is not my best example. Or am I accommodating even now??)
The "stupid" girl movies and girl books and girl TV shows I've seen and read have meant so much more to me, personally, than any action movie about a bro hero or acclaimed pop psychology thinkpiece — things that feign depth while being, in the end, no less shallow than every "perfect for the beach! for girls in swimsuits!" book I've ever read, and probably more so — ever has. A lot of it is imperfect but I grab hold of it whenever it is there. And I hope soon there is more, MUCH more, so there's room for some of it to be stupider than the rest. Because then we could say that out loud and feel fine — not so protective of something that, in a vacuum, we might not even protect — if other people say it out loud too. We won't feel so sensitive, because we know it's just one thing, not a pattern. You can hate this show/book/movie for girls and it won't remind me of everything else I've ever heard about things made with me as an audience in mind.
And really, even now, I don't think almost any of it — CHICK stuff — is stupid at all. Most of it still says something, however little, about what is — what it's like — to be a woman. Who's to say that isn't serious? It's the most serious thing I can think of.


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For the last couple of years Panasonic's best plasma has been the most highly anticipated TV review on CNET, and 2011 is no exception. The top-of-the-line Panasonic TV-PVT30 series is the most clicked-upon TV on our site and my most asked-for review on Twitter, and despite its coming in No. 2 in our to-review poll to the flagship Sony, we're confident that no other TV commands the same expectations.
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The Production of Economic Knowledge in Urban and Rural Areas: The Role of Student, Teacher, and School Characteristics
Many states are adopting economic education standards for the K–12 curriculum, mandating economic education courses in rural and urban schools. We examine economic education outcomes for rural and urban students using test scores gathered during a national high school academic competition and by estimating a production function for economic education. We find only limited differences between the education production function in urban and rural settings and lower average scores for rural students. To close this gap, results suggest that rural schools should place economic content in the senior-year curriculum and provide teachers with increased postgraduate training in economics.Download Info
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JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- Funeral arrangements have been made for a young girl that was hit and killed by a car Friday night while sledding in Jamestown. Viewing hours for Isabella Stanford, 5, will take place Sunday from 2-5 p.m. at Powers, Present and Sixbey Funeral Home on East Fifth Street. Stanford will be remembered Monday at 11 a.m. at Healing Word Ministries Church on West Third Street. Jamestown Police said Stanford was sledding down a hill near Foote Avenue when she slid into oncoming traffic and was hit by a Jeep. She was pronounced dead at WCA hospital. The driver of the vehicle has not been charged.


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As the new year draws closer, we've decided to take a look the music that's gotten us to where we are today. So in an effort to broaden our musical horizons and our understanding of contemporary artists, we're counting down 2012 by counting up from 1952, taking a look at a handful of songs from a different year every day until January 1st. You can find the full list here. Today we're heading back to 2002!
Wilco – "I'm The Man Who Loves You"
Despite the fact that Wilco's perfect breakthrough album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot is named for one of the many mysterious number stations in which a robo voice says those words over and over forever (you can hear the voice at the end of "Poor Places"), it's an incredibly accessible and familiar feeling record. Melodic folk-rock is woven together with a precise touch of experimentalism, making for a release often considered to be one of the decade's best.
Justin Timberlake – "Cry Me A River"
"Britney already cry a river for u Justin she loved u more than anything u knew her since 8 and why didn't u forgive her and look what she is know because of u justin u make her to be whore and she lost her ability in dancing and live performance and u took her young ness and made her to be so old and the one that is lip synching I fucking hate u Justin for what u did to Britney and if u and her were married u would be the best couple ever and lady gaga and Rihanna wouldn't be famous" - Shahzad Najafipour, 7 hours ago
The Flaming Lips – "Do You Realize"
"Do You Realize," the Official Rock Song of Oklahoma, was supposedly inspired by guitarist Steven Drozd's struggle to beat his addiction to heroin. It also opened the band band to a much wider audience with a handful of commercial placements, boosting their success to the next level.
The Books – "Enjoy Your Worries You May Never Have Them Again"
This song/sound collage hybrid kicks off The Books' debut album with a bold immediacy. The rest of the record offers much of the same brilliance: mostly acoustic instruments playing with frenetic rhythm lead us through sparse but attainable landscapes of borrowed sounds.
Avril Lavigne – "Sk8r Boi"
Once you take away the mild punk rock references, Avril Lavigne was (is?) just a pop star. But at the time she offered a kind of pseudo rebellion that landed perfectly with preteen girls, playing to their near universal feelings of being different/unpopular/alternative/weird, while actually being extremely accessible and conventional musically. But with Britney and Christina around, an Avril is just what the market needed.


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This uproarious example of Southern Gothic at its finest examines the exploits of the dying Old South and its steamy secrets from the vantage point of the dysfunctional Johnson family.
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Linda Bamber's debut story collection presents classic characters of fiction and theater in rare modern form, including figures from Othello running a collegiate English department.
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Are our best athletes born great, or do they achieve greatness? David Epstein dissects the physical and mental makeup of Michael Jordan, Serena Williams, Usain Bolt and others, to at last distinguish athletic nature from nurture.
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A highly underrated 20th century writer presents a wealth of American eccentrics, including heat-stroked widows, hypnotizing predators, and a boy who swallows his father's wedding ring.
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In this intimate look at California's Sea of Cortez, Aaron Hirsh explores the biological and historical significance of a rich marine trove with an uncertain ecological future.
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A politician's young daughters are kidnapped on the eve of an election in this off-the-wall novella, where the political candidate is actually a mouse, and the detectives on the case are none other than Barbie and Ken.
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The Civil War was the first major conflict in history to be photographed, and Manhattan portrait artist Mathew Brady was the foremost man behind the camera, as recounted in this excellent history of the origins of photojournalism in America.
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In a fresh take on the boarding school novel, Pamela Erens paints a complicated, tender portrait of a pleasure-seeking, drug-taking adolescent couple, rebellious in every way but one.
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This provocative glimpse into religious life in the American penal system profiles four inmates -- two Christian, two Muslim -- serving life sentences while contemplating God, justice and the reasons behind their imprisonment.
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Among the Mapuche tribe in the pampas of 19th-century Argentina, a British naturalist searches for the elusive Legibrerian hare - a species that the local Indians say has the ability to fly - in Cesar Aira's surreal adventure tale.
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Far from the European trenches of WWI, the Arab Revolt against Turkey was a clandestine operation that gained little attention, but achieved far-reaching results. In this revelatory history, Scott Anderson profiles the four men responsible for overhauling the old Middle East.
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Well, a lot depends on whether you are going to heat it at all or just leave it cold.
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I wrote a post yesterday about my discovery of the manuscript of the first version of Tchaikovsky's 1st piano concerto and my excitement at the correction in blue pencil of a note which I have always been convinced is wrong. It caused quite a lot of interest and nothing has caused me to change my mind about the 'B flat' as against the 'F' in the flute melody … except that it seems that the hand-written score I saw is by another 'hand' than the composer's.
Brett Langston, the historian and Tchaikovsky expert, wrote to me last night:
"It was a copyist's manuscript prepared for Hans von Bülow when he travelled round the world giving the very first performances of the concerto, and the only 'clean' version we have of the original. Tchaikovsky's autograph is riddled with later additions and corrections made by many different people over… Read More
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Today I made one of the most exciting musical discoveries of my life. Through the Tchaikovsky Research website and their response to me on Twitter I was able to look at the manuscript of the first version of the great Russian composer's First Piano Concerto, online here from the Staatsbibliothek in Berlin.
There are many reasons why such a resource is treasurable but the question came up because of a discussion they were having about three different versions of the opening of the concerto which originally had the piano playing warm, spread arpeggios accompanying the famous tune rather than the heroic chords we're all used to. Here is the relevant article with some audio clips.But, as interesting as this is, it's nothing to me compared to the 'wrong note' which the flute plays at the start of the 2nd movement. The 'F' ha… Read More
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Ernest & Julio Gallo White Grenache
Date: 03/09/10
Advantages: Very Fruity And Easy To Drink
Disadvantages: Not Enough In A Bottle :P
***Ernest & Julio Gallo***
This is still to date a family run business with the 3rd generation of Gallo's still growing grapes and producing fine wines for us to enjoy.
Ernest and Julio Gallo founded their winery in sunny California. The began with nothing but sheer love for wine and determination to make this dream a success.
Ernest & Julio Gallo White Grenache is a wonderful medium dry white wine. The taste is not too harsh as I find with many wines I have tried previously. I would usually go for white zinfandel, but have definatley been converted to grenache. I find that this wine is far more easier to drink than others. Which I suppose could be classed as a con rather than a pro if you are unable to gauge your alcohol consumption as I sometimes find when amongst a good group of friends. This wine is very tasty, with lots of different fruits to tickle your taste buds. With the fruity ingredients containing grenache grapes, strawberries watermelon and a dash of floral and spice flavourings this an excellent wine choice.
***Food Combination***
The inspiration for this review comes from having an evening in with my friend Lauren. Lauren made a fantastic meal and the Ernest & Julio Gallo White Grenache was a lovely compliment. For starters we had crusty rolls with a balsamic vinegar and olive oil dip. Then for the main we had, home-made turkey meatballs, filled with mozzerella cheese and tomato and herb based sauce, served on a bed of brown spagetti. We did also plan on having some 'after eight' chocolates to follow, however after a a couple of bottles of white grenache we were deep in conversation and forgot all about the chocolate. Any wine that has women forgetting about chocolate must be quite magical in my book. Lauren and I also had this little get together on a school night. I know. Bad Girls. Although, when waking up for work the following morning, I felt fresh as a daisy. I was very impressed with this as I am not usually a happy chappy after having a few drinks and having to wake up early. But the white grenache left now horrible feeling to wake up with, always a plus.
***Cocktail Ideas***
I had a look at the Gallo Family website :
And found some recipes for cocktails that I thought may be a nice idea to share with you. These recipes were devised exclusively for the Gallo family. I definatley will be trying these recipes out myself, maybe as part of a dinner party or just a night in with the girlies.
Gallo Rosito - For this drink you will need a 100ml serving of white grenache, 30ml serving of ginger ale, mixed with 2 strawberries and 2 raspberries, shake well and pour over ice. Garnish this with more strawberries.
Gallo Summer Fruit Spritzer - For this creation 100ml of white grenache and 30ml of soda water or lemonade is required. Although this is a pretty average wine spritzer combination. Why not be creative and add a slice of cucumber and a sprig of mint?
Gallo california Cosmo - This is a great girly drink and really easy to make. Just adding 35ml of white grenache, 25ml vodka citron, 12.5ml cointreau, 10ml fresh lime juice and 30ml soda water, give it a shake and a strain and add a lemon twist for this great creation.
When tasting wine, if you give your glass a good swirl the more wine that sticks to the glass indicates a higher alcohol content.
When smelling wine, give your glas another good swirl, firstly have a short sniff and then a deep one, see what kinds of smells you can pick out, fruit? flowers?
When tasting the wine you should rinse the wine around your mouth, picking out the individual tastes. Deciding if you find the wine fruity or more acidic. Or if the wine leaves an after taste.
This way you can tell what wine you prefer and what you would rather have for each occasion. Obviously, my suggestion would be a good bottle....or two of Gallo White Grenache for a meal in with friends.
The bottles Lauren and I purchased were under £5.00 and this is the general prices for these at all stores. You can purchase Gallo at pretty much every store as it is such a popular wine.
Ernest & Julio Gallo White Grenache is available in 3 different sizes. You can buy it in a box in a bag containing 3L, which would be perfect for a party with friends, there is also a 750ml bottle available which is perfect for 2 as you will get a good 2 medium glasses each out of a bottle. But if you prefer a single serve bottle and just do not like to share there is always a 250ml bottle available.
Body : Light
Alcohol Content : 9.5%
Serving temperature : 10-12C
Thank you for reading :)
Summary: Definatley My Choice For The Future
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TULSA, Okla. – This past weekend, Alex and Devin Randolph of Great Bend competed in both the 2013 USA BMX Grand Nationals and the Race of Champions Presidents Cup in Tulsa, Okla. These two races are the "big show" for BMX (bicycle motocross) racing, said their father Delbert Randolph.
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It has been a busy year and it has been a good year for Great Bend, Great Bend Chamber of Commerce President Jan Peters told the City Council Monday night.
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Great Bend High School has announced its 2013 inductees to the GBHS Hall of Fame. Recognized will be two individuals, one who has served as a diplomat in far-flung regions of the world and one who had hand in significant medical research.
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Kansans and other Midwesterners have much to be thankful for come Thanksgiving. They are blessed with gas prices that are among the lowest in the country and an economy that fared better than that in other parts of the nation.
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The logo for the Great Bend High School Student Council's second-annual Community Day of Service features hands thrusting upwards, as if volunteering. That is exactly the idea behind the event, said StuCo President Greg Burley.
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In a sick, twisted sort of way, newspaper editorial writers around the state of Kansas may miss the 2014 legislative session. After all, seldom in the history of this esteemed body of lawmakers has there been a group of legislators who have offered as many inane bills on which for pundits can expound.
Although it happens every year, the Barton County Commission's annual approval of grant applications for the Health Department is critical, Health Director Lily Akings told the commission Monday morning.
On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court upheld the Kansas Constitution by ordering the state to pay about $129 million dollars to the schools by July 1. The balance of funding requested by schools will be determined after a lower court redefines the meaning of "adequate" education.
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Great Bend Mayor Mike Allison and City Administrator Howard Partington met earlier this week with Capt. Brian Webb and Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Hammeke of the Kansas National Guard about the Guard's upcoming open house.
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