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Arizona Cardinals GM: We've been aggressive in our approach to bringing Karlos Dansby back
Signed to a one-year deal, the veteran led the Cardinals with 122 total tackles while also tallying 6.5 sacks, four interceptions and a team-best 19 passes defensed.
"Karlos was not only a fantastic player on the field for us, he added huge leadership skills to our locker room," Cardinals GM Steve Keim told the Doug and Wolf Show on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM Friday as part of Newsmakers Week. "Any time that you can have a middle linebacker with Karlos' experience, with his intelligence, his ability to line up and help other players around him, I mean, he was a huge asset for us."
Dansby had a Pro Bowl season without the Pro Bowl nod, and at 32 years old could have found a fountain of youth, of sorts, and be primed for more outstanding seasons in the future. But the question is, will that future be in Arizona?
"We've been aggressive in our approach to try and get Karlos re-signed," Keim said. "Obviously it takes two sides, and I think we will work in the next several weeks towards a common understanding.
"You know, it's one of those things that, as a general manager and a player, it's hard to not take things personal at times when it comes to negotiations, but Karlos knows how important he is to us, he knows that we want him back. And he's obviously a great fit here, and I know he and his family love living in Phoenix."
The Cardinals originally signed Dansby last March after he was cut by the Miami Dolphins. In search of a longer, bigger contract, the once-before Cardinal returned to his old team on a one-year, 'prove it' type of contract.
But now he's done that, and he -- along with any other free agent -- will be allowed to start negotiating with teams on March 8. Three days after that, they are allowed to sign.
Four years ago, Dansby left the Cardinals for a bigger contract offer. Is it something he may be interested in pursuing again?
Keim said the plan all along has been in hopes of preventing that.
"But at the same time it takes two, and obviously Karlos has an idea of what he wants to do," he said. "You'd have to ask him, but at the same time we feel really good about what we have going."
Keim pointed to Larry Fitzgerald, who restructured his contract and freed up more salary cap space for the team, as someone who stepped up in an effort to help the team improve.
"That's the same mind set all of our players have to take when it comes to their deals and the structure of the cap," he said. "You know, we're going to need some help and we need to put players around you to have some success. At some point all guys need to show some unselfishness, and at the same time we need to reward these guys for playing well."
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- Kent Somers, AZ Central Sports Cardinals beat writer - Monday March 10Kent Somers talks all things Cardinals free agency.
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I absolutely love my surface!!! Everyday I smile when I use it and now that I have the remote desktop working from outside my home network, it's become a a very important piece of my carry on tech. I can't see why i would need a pro if I can remote to my home (more powerful) computer.
Yeah, I concur. Better value than my ipad2 was. I can do everything I need realistically that I can do on my ultrabook.
Everywhere I have taken out, people have enquired about it. From the looks down to the productivity. People are really impressed.
I really hate how the media has made such a big deal about windows rt. Rt is still way more useful than IOS or most flavors of android. If people can use those, they should have no problem with the exaggerated limitations of windows rt.
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I love my surface. I do all that I can on it. When I do hit a limitation, I remote into a real PC with a core i7... - 01-23-2013, 08:46 PM #5
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Question - I'm new with remote desktop stuff so bare with me. Is it possible to do sound and video stuff through desktop? for instance i have a surface rt as well ( love it btw! ) But can i say at night in bed pull up and watch a movie from my surface pulling it from my desktop?
If you have Windows 7 or Windows 8, you can setup an home group, and stream movies and videos from your desktop right to your Surface.
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Got to say I love my Surface too, just wish it would sync with my Lumia 900 so I don't have to boot up my Mac just to put a few songs on my phone.
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homegroup essentially works like a mapped network drive, so its not really "remote desktop" so anything you want to play in RT will play as long as RT supports that format
Remote Desktop depends on the software you are using, but most of the software now will allow you to do anything you want to do on the remote PC (obviously audio and video will play for sure.) the only down side I see with Remote Desktop is the connection speed, but it's probably a non-issue if you are on the local network, wireless at my place is saturated on all channels so my experience hasn't been as great with Remote Desktop compared to Home Group (but then again I have a bunch of files that just won't play using Home Group... =.=)
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So far I've had minor success with Sketchup and gotten a little further with the Autodesk Inventor Fusion app. Autodesk also has a sculpt app that's worth a try. Couldn't figure out where to begin on Free!ship since I need to download an installer to bring home. No broadband at home so I've got to do it here but I run into foreign language problems when I try. I can't even figure out what language, but Dutch or a Scandenavian language are best guesses. Oh we'll, it's fun anyway. Pete |
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Sketchup might be good. If you are into scale, Google has a suprisingly good 3d archive and all of the models are in Sketchup format:
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Gotta wait four to six weeks for delivery. The NYC shop on Mulberry Street is small but very busy on the weekend. Brought some of my carvings to show. I've got some weird whittlings so I stuck them in a box and brought them along. Since at least one (working pliers made out of one piece of wood, no glue) is very delicate I only showed two guys. Almost got an offer to lecture out of it. One of the guys has an uncle who teaches woodworking but he's up in Rhode Island or some place inconvenient. He invites guest lecturers. Nope, don't have much to say. I'll try making bigger models in Sketchup. I like the Autodesk one a lot but whatever I look at is slightly overwhelming right now. I'm home until Tuesday, but my main computers are two hours away right now. I do have two Macs here but none of the software is on them and without broadband I can't download anything big. So it's time to dream about conquering the 3D world and watching old TV shows on this iPad. (I'd post pictures of my pliers but the iPad doesn't talk to RCG's photo upload stuff.) Pete |
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Funny thing is that I think Adobe stopped supporting Flash. Now we just have to wait for the users to figure out how to get along without it.
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The videos are good, but they use terms without defining them, forcing me to try to get the meaning out of context. I should look for a printable glossary. Their 123 Sculpt seems to be a copy of iDough which I've fooled with before. My two main initial goals are a sailboat hull that I can push-pull iterate the shape of and a penny whistle that I can experiment with. I'd love to try an alto recorder, but accurate drawings of particular specimens may not be available. Also, of course, all sorts of little airplane parts, like the trim handle for my flying buddy's 1/3 rd scale J3 Cub. How nice it would be to make a part and be able to use it on ANY scale plane from peanut to full sized! Pete |
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Here's a look at the trim lever in the Cub. This was made in a conventional way. The trim assembly is actually a photo of the one in the full scale Cub. The words are hand pained by the guy who restored the plane. I think the photo is either riveted or screwed into place. The handle is kludged together from odds and ends in the shop.
I have to wonder how long it will be before I can make one as good on the Makerbot. The real advantage is if I make one I've got hundreds of all sizes available. If my flying buddy needs another one he has to work just as hard to make the second as he did the first. Pete |
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The game was tied at 11 after one quarter, with Catholic uncharacteristically falling in love with the 3-point shot. The Irish were 2 of 10 from long range in the first quarter.
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"Sometimes I want it in my hands a little too much,'' Newsome said with a laugh, "and my teammates get mad at me. I wanted to come out and play defense in the first quarter and slow McCarty down, and find my shot in the second quarter.''
While the Irish were playing bombs away, Tug Valley was seeking - and getting - good shots inside the foul lane. The Panthers made 25 of 47 field goals for 53 percent.
"We called a timeout,'' McPherson said, "and told them to take the ball to the basket. We were taking entirely too many outside shots - trying to get back in the game all at once instead of trying to go to the basket, then get a stop and get a 2, then get a stop.''
Catholic wound up 3 of 20 from beyond the 3-point line. Tug was 3 of 4.
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Many of us have heard the saying about hardware being outdated as soon as you buy it. It can be rather frustrating to purchase a brand new setup with your hard earned money only to have something else launch a month later that's faster or better, but that's just how the hardware game is played.
The good news is that your "old" hardware is still very usable and likely will be for quite some time. But sooner or later, hardware of all type will reach that dreaded end-of-life stage; that is, if it survives that long.
Things like the 3.5-inch floppy drive, a PS/2 mouse or keyboard, PCI cards and 56k modems – all of these were cutting edge at one point but Father Time has since caught up to them. Heck, one could even argue that the optical drive isn't a necessity anymore as evident by a number of notebooks and Ultrabooks shipping sans DVD drive.
With this week's open forum, we would like to hear if any of you still use legacy hardware on a daily basis. Whether it's one of the technologies listed above or something completely different, if it's outdated we want to know!
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PS/2 mouse with ball
Actually, would still regularly using a Commodore Amiga A600 count?
the oldest piece of PC tech in use in my house is a phenom 1.
Probably is my hp vf15, but it works all the same anyway.
I have a dot matrix printer that still gets used regularly, other than that all my tech is up to date.
I have an HP inkjet printer with a parallel port connection I still use. I also have a floppy drive installed in all my PCs along with a PS/2 mouse and keyboard. I even have a zip drive in one of my active PCs.
My rig is pretty cutting edge, but I still have both a blu-ray and regular dvd burner installed. The regular dvd will go away with my next build and it remains to be seen how long the blu-ray will hold out.
Oldest piece of tech, hard to tell without going through the garage/loft cleaning but most likely my PS1. In my PC, I guess the DDR2 ram :3
A BluRay Drive... -_-
I still use a 3D interface to control my workstation. Upgrading to a current generation bio-neural hybrid as soon as I can get the cash together though.
Damn! Posted to the wrong time period. Please disregard...
I've got an Audigy 2 ZS soundcard in my PC
The reason I still use it is the very beautiful & functional front bay with loads of inputs & outputs.
I've got a 99MHz Pentium single core processor with 128MB DDR RAM, a GeForce 6200e AGP graphics card and a 16GB hard drive.
I am Badman?
Also got a computer with Athlon 4400+ 2.3GHz Brisbane, 2GB DDR2 800MHz, GeForce 8500GT and a 300GB hard drive. But that's not particularly old.
Current is Phenom 955 OC 3.8GHz, 8GB 1600MHz DDR3, Sapphire 6850 1GB OC 980/4680MHz and a Samsung 830 64GB SSD.
I still use my PS2 Microsoft Natural Keyboard (1997 or 8 maybe). Works great and it's what I am used to. One system has a PS2 trackball, DDR2 and still has a floppy drive that hasn't been used in years.
I have used and transferred my SoundBlaster X-Fi Platinum Fatality-Live Drive PCI, to the last 3 systems I have built. Still works great but airflow sucks with the Live Drive.
Not to long ago I ditched a SCSI card and 1GB SCSI drive that I always used for a swap drive and temporary drive. Worked great for working with editing graphics and really was pretty fast to have all my temporary files, caches, swap files and using it as a working directory for everything that needed a working temporary directory. ie. media conversion etc.
I use a first gen icore 5 450m laptop form HP that is uses a vga output for a projector that needs a hdmi output not a vga so vga port is obsolete and needs to be out of all laptops with digital support (except for companies)
Three legacy pieces of hardware I use quite frequently:
1. Logitech TrackMan Marble: the best trackball ever!
2. Plusdeck 2C: internal audio cassette deck to record cassettes into the computer. Is the same size as a CD drive, is built in on my desktop computer. Works great!
3. Cuecat: actually, a reworked Cuecat scanner that scans barcodes for computer input. Sits on top of my desktop computer and is used whenever I need to!
I use a 12 year old PS/2 keyboard, and up until recently a 12 year old 15" LCD as my third monitor.
I still have an Apple iie floating around that gets used occasionally along with a plethora of legacy equipment from the late 80s. We even have a "laptop" that is about 6 inches thick with a 7-8 inch screen on it.
A working athlon xp 2000+ with 256 mb ram and radeon 9600 xt. :D
Well something I use daily would be my keyboard with is AT keyboard and I have an adaptor to PS/2.
Fairly regular I have an Amstrad CPC464 sitting on my desk next to me complete with greenscreen awesomeness of the GT64 Monitor
- Cyrix PR200 desktop. 166MHz and 96MB of EDO RAM in all of its glory.
- PS/2 mice (some optical and some ball) and keyboards. There was a serial port mouse on the Cyris that sadly died a couple months back and got replaced by a USB mouse.
- 52x CD-ROM drive
- HP DeskJet 940c printer hooked up via parallel port. Has a USB cable, though. Printer still runs strong.
- 5.25" floppy drive, though I probably should be backing my media up.
My WHS is powered by a pentium 4 socket 478.
Every PC I have still has a 3.5" floppy drive. I rarely use them but they are cheap so why not, they do come in handy every now and then (small files, BIOS updates, etc.) . I also still have a track ball on my main rig (I've always preferred trackballs to standard mice). My old (now retired) server has a 5.25" floppy and a DDS tape drive in it. I've still got a K6-2 500mhz system that I use for DOS programs every now and then.
I still have an old Dell running Win98se with a Pentium 133mhz, 64MB EDO Ram, 2.5GB hdd, 10/100 Nic, 3.5" floppy, and most importantly... 5.25" floppy. It's used primarily when I have a customer that has 5.25" disks that need data pulled off.
LG dvd rom yup its only a dvd rom cannot even burn dvds.
I've got an Audigy 2 ZS soundcard in my PC
The reason I still use it is the very beautiful & functional front bay with loads of inputs & outputs.
I have a pair of Audigy IIs. One is a ZS but didn't come with a front plate, oddly enough. I've been through like 5 or 6 systems with them. I have yet to find onboard surround that actually works correctly. Best cards Creative ever made.
In a way isn't VGA legacy nowadays :d
Anyways still using my IDE pioneer slot loading drive. Its slow but its slot loading and was the first ever piece of hardware I modded. I changed the green LED to blue something back then was so rare to see blue leds.
ps2 keyboard. pci sound card all still in use. Until last week lads at work were using a digital camera that used floppy disks (sony mavacia)
My 6-button Microsoft Plug & Play Sidewinder USB game controller from 2001 which I bought for around $16 if memory serves. The thing has fallen on concrete and wooden floors many, many times. Sometimes a button gets stuck here and there usually on the shoulder buttons but nothing a good ol' fashion shake'n spank can't fix. But for functionality, still fully 100% operational.
use still a few ps2 mouses, because they can wake my pc up from hybernation mode which I find most USB powered mouses cant, same to get in to the bios at start up with old PS2 keyboards , wireless mounted keyboards cant do that most of the time.
Ahhhhh, I have one of those as well!
I can't see any reason to get rid of it, things are pretty much the same joystick wise 10 years on.
I basically ended up putting back together my turn of the century PC, and am running Linux on it. And while it has some issue with very large HD video files, it runs very fast, and works very well for basic computing needs.
I use a PS2 keyboard (wireless). I tried a USB one once and it just kept failing, so I went back to the old trusted way and haven't really looked to change yet.
I mean, the keyboard I use still has the same batteries in it that came with it when I bought it (nearly 8 years ago now). It's never let me down.
Hah! I'm using SB Live! 24bit. Reasons? Couse it sounds pretty good.
Also I have ps/2 keyboard (very good gaming washable keyboard) and sometimes HP Jet printer, made in 1996 and pluged to PC with LPT connection.
I was using an original Microsoft Natural keyboard (estimated 10+ years old) with a PS2 connection up until a couple weeks ago. Traded it out only because I saw a sale on a modern Microsoft Natural keyboard with programmable keys
A Dell Optiplex 520 functions as my Linux mess-around box. That's about the oldest PC I've got that still works; not completely a legacy machine as such (I.e. it's not over a decade old, IIRC), but certainly not cutting-edge or mainstream either.
USB 1...yeah I know.
A thread without a troll is so boring so... I have NO legacy hardware cuz I'm 1337! yay me rofl
I have a legacy PC working and running Windows 7x64 Ultimate!
It's an Athlon x64 3000+, with 2gigs of DDR Ram, and a Geforce 6800Gt. Still play games, use internet, and more with it, as it's my parent's house computer!
Since I can't afford a new card at this time I'll be using some old ATI 1900 XTX's. Yeah, they won't run The Old Republic, but they'll run Neverwinter Nights and Diablo II.
A thread without a troll is so boring so... I have NO legacy hardware cuz I'm 1337! yay me rofl
There has already been trolls in this thread. Read the part where blu-ray is being considered as legacy hardware. Of course physical media isn't dead. It might seem that way to spoiled city B****** who have 50 mbps download speed or more. Anyway, No legacy hardware here. My setup is pretty new. I don't even own much legacy hardware anymore. Got scared I was becoming a hoarder one day and just went and threw it all away.
/troll Physical media IS dead /troll
cant really call ps/2 legacy until USB runs NKRO native for keyboards.
I have a Leopold TKL that I use the ps/2 for, to have NKRO and wouldn't have it any other way.
At the library I worked at they use parallel port laser scanners exclusively to check all books in and out.
Same as above. I love tech, so the last thing I want to do is hold onto old hardware and contribute to holding back its progress.
Still using a Microsoft Optical Trackball I purchased back in 2000. I have another in the closet if this one ever dies. Best peripheral I've ever owned.
I'm still using my X-Fi Fatal1ty PCI card from 2005
ps/2 mouse and keyboard
(I don't really know if the ps/2 port is a legacy hardware since it is still found even in today's z77 mobos.)
Does my eMachines T-5026 count? There seems to be some novelty claimed for an eMachines still working after 7+ years......
/troll Physical media IS dead /trollYou know, tech forums aren't akin to Roman Catholicism, wherein "admission absolves guilt"...... Trolling is just plain wrong, which is why I've enjoyed it these many years -
I have a paper shredder that still works very well and it is at least 15 years old. I have lots of old computer hardware from the 90s piled in boxes in a spare room. As for legacy hardware I still use, I have a Pentium 3 hooked up as a file server, it still works well and fast running an old version of SUSE... Apart from that, I have no other old computers actually running.
Nothing I can think of. Sure, I have lots of old stuff lying around, but nothing really old in use. Just looked up the release date, and the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 may be the oldest thing that I still have in use.
my pc is 6 months old so...my phone has to be the oldest piece of tech I use. (iphone 3G).
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Beautiful Victorian house in London
At least once a month, our mailbox is jammed with flyers from estate agents featuring houses that have already gone off the market by the time the brochure even goes to print – I mean really, what is the point in that??!!!
I know most of my neighbours chuck them away or simply leave them at the entrance hoping they'll dissolve into the air or something (some people are so lazy…) but I personally really enjoy browsing through them for ideas and inspiration and it's always interesting to see inside other people's, mostly rich people's homes!
So in one such publication (John D Wood & Co September/ October 2009), I found the below property – a 3 bedroom Victorian house in Chelsea on sale for a mere £2.7mn…
I thought it would be worth mentioning here as it is so classy and simple, yet with the little touches of colour, not at all bland. Unfortunately though, even if you have a few millions to spare, it has now been sold!
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On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 5:59 AM, Obliter8or said:
Hard to say but I really like Gotta be somebody and Burn it to the ground.
On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 4:48 AM, Zezza said:
Hard to choose! I kind of choose all the time :P But I'd say When We Stand Together, Burn it to the Ground, This Means War and Someday! :D
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Hard to decide 'cause there are too many to choose from. But atm I love "Figured you out".
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I can't decide, they're all so good. I do really like Too Bad and If Today Was Your Last Day though.
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Such as Photograph and This Afternoon
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LIMITED EDITION: Chef Jeff Michaud signs copies of Eating Italy at Alla Spina.
"Eating Italy (Running Press, Sept. 24, 2013) is a book for young chefs looking to live the American dream," says Jeff Michaud of his upcoming debut cookbook. If your dream is moving to the country that inspires culinary wanderlust, learning from i maestri della cucina Italiana, meeting the love of your life and going on to co-own some of the top Italian restaurants in the country, well, Michaud's dream is a solid one.
Eating Italy is a reminder that cookbooks are not just collections of recipes. Sure, when it comes down to it, replicating the warm beef carpaccio with roasted mushrooms that is often a special at Alla Spina is a draw, but diving into Michaud's culinary journey is just as appealing.
Before entering the Vetri family, Michaud, a New Hampshire native, dabbled in elementary Italian, quickly moving from folding pizza boxes to pizzaiolo at a local slice shop. Following a two-year culinary program in high school, Michaud made his way west to Aspen and a kitchen specializing in Southwestern fare. Upon hearing that Marc Vetri was hiring at his eponymous 13th and Spruce flagship, Michaud moved to Philadelphia sight unseen. The rest, well, Eating Italy does a fine job of telling the story of how a young chef falls in love with a cuisine and a country.
"After a few months, what continued to amaze me about Italian cuisine was its stubborn simplicity," Michaud writes. "We used a minimum of ingredients. The flavors were uncomplicated. "
A trip to Italy for a wine expo in Verona with Marc Vetri and business partner Jeff Benjamin sealed the deal. Michaud packed up and set off on what was supposed to be a yearlong working culinary tour of northern Italy, but it ended up turning into a three-year stint. Not only did he train with some of the country's top chefs but he also met his wife, Claudia.
"My wife makes a chicken Milanese that I can eat every day," Michaud says of a dish that echos the simplicity that he is so passionate about. Pristine ingredients and uncomplicated techniques are the two elements that set Italian cookery apart for him.
Michaud's first executive chef gig (a coup, by the way, for an American) was at Locanda del Biancospino in Leffe, a town northeast of Milan. He incorporated elements at his disposal into his menus: guinea hens and pheasants, porcinis foraged from the forest.
The lack of a work visa brought Michaud back to the States, but Claudia, whom he met at a restaurant where he was working, kept his heart in Italy. Their story is something of a reverse Under the Tuscan Sun, and one you'll have to pick up a copy of Eating Italy to read. Along with that story, the takeaways are gorgeous recipes like schisola (polenta stuffed with gorgonzola dulce) inspired by Claudia's grandfather, a lovely take on his unique but true-to-the-old-country-kitchen philosophy.
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ith over 165 years of winemaking experience, the Penfolds winemaking tradition is both firmly established and well proven. Spearheaded by Penfolds flagship Grange is a formidable stable of red and white wines that will reward careful cellaring. In order for your Penfolds wines to deliver their true potential, it is important to follow a few simple measures. This guide will help with the correct storage and service of your wine.
Why cellar wines?
Simply, most high quality wines will improve with age. As a wine matures over the passage of time it will slowly evolve,developing greater complexity and bottle-aged characters. Complex reactions occur during the maturation process,
creating new aromas and flavours as the structure of the wine gradually changes. Ideally, buy a few bottles of each wine you intend to cellar and periodically assess the development of the wine. By doing so, you will discover what the ideal "drinking window" is for each of your wines, in accordance with your own palate.
Do all wines benefit from cellaring?
All Penfolds' Bin, Luxury and Icon wines will reward careful cellaring. However, the optimum bottle maturation period will depend upon whether the wine is red or white, its "style", the format (size) of the bottle and the vintage. Some wines are deliberately made for earlier consumption, whereas others are
crafted for the long haul.
As a rule of thumb, red wines generally enjoy longer and more predictable cellaring than white wines. However, the evolution of the screw-cap closure has had a positive impact on maintaining freshness and quality, especially with white wines. Indeed, some styles of white wine can evolve with ease for a decade or more.
Poorly stored wines may not retain their original freshness and will most likely develop faster and less predictably than bottles that have enjoyed a constant, steady maturation process in a temperature-controlled cellar or wine cabinet. Wine is especially vulnerable to fluctuations in temperature. It is always best to transport wine in cool conditions and to store wine in an
environment that minimises temperature variation.
Where is the best place to store my wines?
Wine collectors have the option of cellaring their wine at home or in public storage. If you are unable to provide appropriate conditions for your wine at home, and your collection represents significant investment, then professional
wine storage may be the solution.
If you do not have a suitable wine cellar, then a wine storage cabinet (wine fridge) is an economical and practical way of storing wine at home. They are especially useful in warmer climates and high-density living areas. Wine cabinets are designed to store bottles at the optimal temperature for longterm
The most important cellaring tip is to keep your wine in a steady, cool environment and to avoid significant temperature fluctuations. A constant temperature of 18 degrees Celsius (or less) is better for your wine than 14 to 26 degrees Celsius over a year. The cellaring conditions need to be dark, free
from vibrations and from any background odours which may permeate through cork.
Always lay bottles on their side Bottles should be stored horizontally to ensure the cork remains moist. Corks may dry out if a bottle is left standing
upright, which over time may even shrink the cork, allowing the ingress of air and resultant oxidation of the wine. Screwcapped bottles are more resilient, but it's best to have these bottles lying down as well so that if a bottle is damaged you will identify leakage earlier. If wine is stored in racks, it is
wise to face the labels up so the whereabouts of the sediment
is obvious. This is advantageous when decanting the wine.
How long will a wine improve in the bottle?
It is difficult to predict when a wine will be at its best. Do you enjoy a wine with the vibrancy of youth or the more mellow complexities of a fully mature wine? Is your preference for a red wine with predominant primary fruit
characters, or for a more mature expression, with nuances of coffee, cedar, tobacco and other secondary characters? It is very much a case of individual preference and will depend upon the style and vintage of the wine in question.
It is important to remember that smaller format bottles will mature more rapidly than standard bottles or magnums, as the ratio of air in the ullage space to the volume of wine is higher.
Serving temperature
White wines are best served cool. However, if the wine is too cold you will find that aromas and flavours are suppressed. Aromatic white wines can be served chilled from the refrigerator, however fuller bodied whites may be more
enjoyable a few degrees warmer. Red wine is best served at around 18 to 20 degrees Celsius. In summer, it is sometimes necessary to cool the wine down a touch if the ambient temperature is quite warm. Red wines served too warm may
seem volatile and alcoholic and will not show at their best.
Opening your wine
An advantage with screw-cap closures is that you don't have the bother of using a corkscrew and the bottles are easy to reseal. For bottles sealed under cork, there are many kinds of openers to choose from. However, a simple "waiters' friend" corkscrew will do the job most of the time on younger wines.
At the Penfolds Re-corking Clinics, we often use the long barrelled standard table model Screwpull® corkscrew. This has a Teflon-coated pliable screw and a rigid frame which guides the screw into the centre of the cork and pulls it out
with relative ease. For older wines sealed under cork, Penfolds advocate using
the German Monopole® Ah-So two prong bottle opener. This unique device allows intact removal of old, crumbly, moist corks. It works by slipping the two prongs down either side of the cork rather than running a screw into the middle.
Wine enthusiasts have many different producers and types of quality wine glassware to choose from. Which brand, style and shape to purchase is a personal decision that will depend upon your wine preference, taste and budget. Most respected glass producers advocate that the shape and size of the wine glass has a direct impact on the perception of the aroma and flavour
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The poor storage of glasses is a problem that is rarely written about. If wine glasses are not regularly used, or are stored in cardboard boxes, they can collect fine dust or attract ambient odours. Glasses stored in wooden or antique cabinets are particularly prone to this problem. If the glass is not washed before being used it may taint the wine. Dishwashers can also leave a film of detergent. If glasses are not thoroughly rinsed they can pick up odours very quickly. Always remove lipstick stains from glasses before washing them, as the wax can dissolve and coat the inside bowl of the glass. Penfolds
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How to decant
The primary purpose of decanting is to separate the wine from sediment that develops in the bottle over time as a wine matures. However, even very young wines without sediment benefit from decanting as the process allows oxygen to come into contact with the wine. This oxygen contact "opens" the
wine up allowing it to show at its best. Penfolds recommend decanting all of our red wines before serving. Penfolds often uses the method of double-decanting, especially for large wine dinners. Many wine collectors will
double-decant to avoid confusing various different decanters as it is easy to identify the re-filled original bottles on the table during a meal.
It is advisable to transfer the bottle to a decanting cradle, or to stand the bottle for several hours prior to decanting. This will allow the sediment to settle at the bottom of the bottle. In a well lit area, unscrew the cap or pull the cork and pour the wine carefully and steadily into a clean decanter or glass jug. You can use a funnel if you wish. Try to minimise the amount
of turbulence occurring in the bottle, as this will only disturb the sediment. Observe the wine passing through the neck and shoulder of the bottle, you may find using a candle or torch helpful. The wine should appear quite clear until you reach the point when sediment starts to trickle through. At this stage
stop pouring.
To double-decant, simply rinse the original bottle out with bottled or filtered (non-chlorinated) water and dispose of all the residual sediment. Once clean, hold the bottle upside down until all the water has completely drained out. Using a clean funnel carefully refill it from the decanter. This double
aeration of the wine will also help the wine open up, however with very old wines it is advisable to trickle the wine very carefully and slowly down the sides of the decanter & bottle to minimise splashing & aeration.
You can decant white wine, but usually this is an issue of personal preference. Penfolds often decants Yattarna and Reserve Bin Chardonnay as we believe the wines benefit from the aeration.
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Robert Parker Jr.'s top 180 Wines of the 2006 Vintage + Andrew Caillard's Bordeaux Impressions
Opening Gambit - Andrew Caillard MW en route to Bordeaux
Heritage & Evolution: A Tasting
Certainty! The Claret Drinker's Song
Clarendon Hills
Wine Investment – Swim between the flags
Domaine A
Penfolds Classified Wines
Classic Penfolds Wine Auction
The Siren's Song – Bass Phillip
Exchange Current Listings
Andrew Caillard MW reviews Bordeaux 2005
Bordeaux 2005 – Does it get any better than this? What the international reviewers are saying
Nicky Riemer – the new Head Chef at Langton's Restaurant
Langton's Exchange in 2006
Langton's 2005 Classification IV – International Reception, Predictions and Tastings
Langton's 2005 Classification IV – International Reception, Predictions and Tastings
LANGTON'S EXCHANGE – BUY NOW and SAVE 15%
Great Wines Estates of WA Live Auction (V) – Open for Bidding Online October 21 to November 12
Langton's 2005 Classification IV
2005 Classification in Gourmet Traveller WINE
Bordeaux 2004 – A Classic Vintage
Penfolds Grange Auction – Now Open
Langton's in 2005
MCWILLIAMS Celebrity Blend-Off for Charity Wine Auction
Langtons@Wine Australia
Grange Auction Open for Bidding
Langton's Wine Exchange
Artful Leeuwin Estate
Redbank Sally's Paddock
Emerging Wines
Langton's in 2004
1998: Vintage of the Century
WA Winemakers Talkback
De Bortoli Wines
A Vertical Tasting of De Bortoli Noble One
Adventures in Parkerland
Bordeaux Impressions
Lake's Folly Today
The Story of Grange by Max Schubert (1915–1994)
Penfolds Grange Auction June 13 - July 14, 2003
A Lazy Eye on Pink Cliffs & One Eye
Henschke Hill of Grace and Mount Edelstone
Langton's AIMIA finalist
Selling at Langton's in 2003
Australian Viognier
Australian Wine Exchange offers Giaconda Chardonnay
Large Format Grange Sets Records
The Sensational 2002 Central Otago Pinot Noir Vintage
Central Otago Pinot Noir Celebration and Barrel Auction
The John (Jack) W Henderson Collection - Auction Closes February 3, 6pm
Shiraz Australia II Auction
Seppelt Para 100 Year Old Liqueur Vintage Tawny Barossa Valley - Vintages 1878-1903