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Ron Rivera,
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Phillip Adams,
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TEAMS: Oakland Raiders, Carolina Panthers, Minnesota Vikings
Oakland Raiders running back Mike Goodson is looking forward to playing in Carolina for the first time since being traded by the Panthers in the offseason.
He just doesn't know what type of reception to expect.
Goodson spent his first three NFL seasons with Carolina, still owns property there and routinely talks to some of his former teammates. Even Panthers coach Ron Rivera considers himself a fan of Goodson's and speaks glowingly about the 2009 fourth-round draft pick.
Make no mistake, however. While he remains on friendly terms with his former club, Goodson definitely wants to make a point to the Panthers.
''It's a pretty big deal,'' Goodson said Wednesday. ''That's my old team and where I used to be for so long. (They) know me and know of me. I want to beat them just as bad as I want to beat anybody else.''
While the scenery has changed, Goodson's role has remained pretty much the same in Oakland as it was in Carolina. He has been the primary backup behind Darren McFadden and has picked up additional reps returning kickoffs.
McFadden has struggled adjusting to the zone blocking schemes the Raiders use, but Goodson has excelled in the few opportunities he has had.
Goodson's 6.7 yards-per-carry average - on only 30 carries - is nearly twice that of McFadden's 3.4. He also has a higher receiving average than any other running back or tight end on Oakland's roster, and has the team's longest kickoff return this season.
That is not surprising to Rivera, who saw Goodson have similar success in 2010 when he put together back-to-back 100-yard games after Carolina running backs DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart were hurt.
Rivera backed the offseason trade that sent Goodson to the Raiders for offensive line prospect Bruce Campbell but remains fond of his former player.
''We have always liked Mike,'' Rivera said during a conference call. ''We tried to find a spot for him last year in all the things that we did. It's not one of those things where we gave up on him. I am glad to see that he's playing and doing the things he needed to do to be out on the field. Mike is a terrific athlete.''
The timing of Goodson's return to Carolina couldn't be better. He is coming off his best rushing performance in more than two years and is trying to help the Raiders win consecutive games for only the second time this season.
That is a much different scenario than he expected to face this late in the year. Then again, not much has gone as planned for Goodson or the Raiders.
Oakland's running game has been abysmal for most of the season. McFadden and Goodson only recently returned from foot injuries they sustained in a loss on Nov. 4 to Tampa Bay. While they were out, the Raiders had to turn to fullback Marcel Reece to carry the load in the backfield.
''You just take it in stride,'' Goodson said. ''I've had a lot of practice time, so the coaches have got to see me. I just try to make plays and make all of my touches count.''
Oakland is 29th in total rushing and has had a running back reach the 100-yard mark only three times all year.
Goodson nearly did it last week against Kansas City when he ran for a season-high 89 yards on 13 carries. McFadden carried 30 times for 110 yards.
It was Goodson's most yards rushing since he had a career-best 120 against Baltimore on Nov. 21, 2010.
''I like some of the things he's done,'' Raiders coach Dennis Allen said. ''He's added an element of explosiveness. He's done a nice job in the screen game. He's had a couple games this year where he's really ran the ball pretty good. I think him and Darren are a nice complement to each other.''
NOTES: CB Phillip Adams practiced fielding punts Wednesday after being cleared by team doctors after sustaining his second concussion in three games. ... K Sebastian Janikowski was named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week after making five field goals, including a 57-yarder, against Kansas City. ... DT Richard Seymour (knee, hamstring) and S Tyvon Branch (ankle) didn't practice. Of the two, Branch is more likely to play at Carolina.
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Donnell hit 6 of 7 3-pointers, including four in a row to open the second half as part of a 23-8 run stretching across the halves, and Tech held off former Mid-South Conference foe Campbellsville 95-84 at the Neal D. Baisi Center.
Donnell scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds, but that sharp-shooting outburst gave the Golden Bears (13-9) all the momentum they needed for the rest of the game.
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Married, climbing for over 20 years, mostly on peak grit, mostly in the VS-E2 range. Tall, a bit too heavy and completely lacking in upper body strength. Can frequently be found soloing the classics on Stanage and Burbage. Peak area rep on the BMC National Council
Email Chris the Tall.
Location Not from San Francisco
Best Climbing Experience Had some brilliant trips to the Dolomites, Kalymnos and Val Di Mello in recent years. Still buzzing from a route called Self-contol in Mello - perfect slab climbing in an awesome location
Favourite Climbing-Related Discussion Topic Climbing in sunny places abroad. Hearing about routes which require a long reach.
Recent Postings
List all my recent posts. Currently at number 25 in the Top 40 Posters.
Personal Webpage http://community.webshots.com/user/chris_moor
Articles by Chris the Tall
UKC Volunteer Moderator for 33 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Burbage North, Stanage End, Stanage High Neb, Stanage Plantation, Stanage Popular, Horseshoe Quarry, Aldery Cliff, Harpur Hill Quarry, Peille, Asteroidi, Val di Mello ... plus 23 more, Massone, Marciaga, Budinetto, Sasso Remenno, El Schenun, Monte Colt, Noriglio, Pesgunfi, Dimore Degli Dei & Metamorfosi, La Mesola, Sass da Ciampac, Torre Toblino, Monte Paterno, Puget-Theniers, Grande Fistoire, Rainbow Warrior, Budino dei Giganti, secteur engilberge, Secteur Chlorophyle, Secteur de L'Eboulement, Bastionata di Boragni, Pian Marino, Capo Noli
Interests Outside Climbing Skiing, Mountain Biking, bulls**tting about politics, volleyball, walking, tennis. Likely to disrupt conversations with irrelevant trivia or a Half Man Half Biscuit lyric
About My Photography I just point and shot, though not necessarily in that order. Been using a Canon Ixus for the last few years, and just bought a new one, though don't expect any dramatic improvements.
Click to list photo comments written by me. (53 comments) I've voted for 921 photos, average vote 4.0. (26% superb - 49% good - 17% average - 4% poor - 1% rubbish)
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Have an extraterrestrial adventure.
Almost Astronauts: The True Story of the "Mercury 13" Women
By Tanya Lee Stone
Candlewick Press, 2009 Ages 10-13
Look to the Stars
By Buzz Aldrin, illustrated by Wendell Minor
Putnam's, 2009 Ages 6-9
Man Walks on the Moon
By Valerie Bodden
Creative Education, 2010 Ages 10-14
Mission to the Moon
By Alan Dyer
Simon & Schuster, 2009 Ages 8-12
Moon Landing: Apollo 11 40th Anniversary Pop-up
By Richard Platt and David Hawcock
Candlewick, 2008 Ages 8-12
The Moon over Star
By Dianna Hutts Aston, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney
Dial, 2008 Ages 4-8
Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11
By Brian Floca
Atheneum, 2009 Ages 5-18
Neil Armstrong is My Uncle & Other Lies Muscle Man McGinty Told Me
By Nan Marino
Roaring Brook, 2009 Ages 8-11
One Giant Leap
By Robert Burleigh, illustrated by Mike Wimmer
Philomel, 2009 Ages 6-8
One Small Step
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Margaret K. McElderry, 2008 Ages 9-14
Reaching for the Moon
By Buzz Aldrin, illustrated by Wendell Minor
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Sheep Blast Off!
By Nancy Shaw, illustrated by Margot Apple
Houghton Mifflin, 2008 Ages 3-7
Space Boy
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The credit/debit cards we accept are:
Maestro /Switch & Solo
Visa Delta Card
When will my order be dispatched?
Once payment has cleared your order will be dispatched. You shall receive a confirmation email of all products that you have purchased once payment has cleared.
How To Shop
The product detail page provides you with all the information you need to start shopping at our Online Superstore. You can see your chosen product in more detail, view the sizes available and add the product to your shopping basket:
Description – This is a description of the product and includes the fabric detail for clothing items.
Product Image – All products have an image so you can take a closer look at what you wish to buy. You can click on the image to enlarge the view. (This may take a moment to download on slower connections).
Add to Basket – Clicking this button adds the item to your shopping basket. Before you do this, please ensure that you have selected the appropriate size. You will then be taken to your basket page where you will be able to amend your order if you wish to add more items to your order continue shopping.
Discount – Your 10 per cent Season Ticket Holder/Membership discount and/or Leeds United MasterCard discount(s) is applied to eligible full price items once you click to checkout when you complete your transaction.
Vouchers – Gift vouchers can be used at the Online Superstore. If you have a valid voucher then please scratch off the panel on the front of the voucher and enter the code when making a purchase.
Please Note: The value of vouchers can only be used to buy products ONLY. You can not use your voucher to buy Postage and Packaging.
Sizing Guidelines
CHEST - Inches |
36-38 |
39-41 |
42-44 |
45-47 |
48-50 |
51-53 |
CHEST - cm |
91.5-96.5 |
99-104 |
107-112 |
114-119.5 |
122-127 |
129.5-133.5 |
WAIST - Inches |
30-32 |
33-35 |
36-38 |
39-41 |
42-44 |
45-47 |
WAIST - cm |
76-81 |
84-89 |
91.5-96.5 |
99-104 |
107-112 |
114-119.5 |
8 |
10 |
12 |
14 |
16 |
18 |
CHEST - Inches |
32 |
33 |
35 |
37 |
39 |
41 |
CHEST - cm |
81.5 |
84 |
89 |
94 |
99 |
104 |
WAIST - Inches |
26 |
28 |
30 |
32 |
34 |
36 |
WAIST - cm |
66.5 |
71.5 |
76.5 |
81.5 |
86.5 |
91.5 |
AGE - yrs |
5-6 |
7-8 |
9-10 |
11-12 |
13-14 |
HEIGHT - cm |
110-116 |
122-128 |
134-140 |
146-152 |
158-164 |
0-3mth |
3-6mth |
6-12mth |
12-18mth |
18-24mth |
2-3yrs |
HEIGHT – cm |
62 |
69 |
76 |
83 |
90 |
98 |
Placing Your Order
Before you order, please ensure:
- You have ordered the correct size for the product (if applicable)
- You are aware of the expected delivery dates for the product
- The desired quantity is correct
- You have read the terms & conditions
- If you are wishing to claim 10% membership discount ensure that you customer number is saved within your registered details
On your shopping basket page, when you are ready to purchase, click the 'proceed to checkout' button.
If you are a new customer you will be taken through to the order form when you will be asked to enter information, including the delivery address, your name and payment details. Once this is completed you will be shown an order confirmation page and you will receive a confirmation email from us.
Please note, for security reasons your first order must be delivered to the billing address of your credit card.
If you are an existing customer, you will be asked to log in, if you have not done so already. If none of your details have changed you will be asked for your credit card details. Once this is completed you will then be shown an order confirmation page and you will receive a confirmation e-mail from us.
Please note that when you click 'Proceed to Checkout' you will be taken to a secure area of the Online Superstore. This ensures that all personal information you enter will be encrypted so it cannot be read by others.
When you first order a product from us, a profile is created from the information that you provide. This includes details including the delivery address and your name:
Name & Surname – Please complete these fields as requested.
Address – We cannot deliver your items without an address. If you do not live in a city please complete your postal town and please add your postcode or zip code if known. Please note that we do not deliver to PO Box address. Please select your country of residence from the drop-down menu provided.
Customer Number – You must enter a valid customer number to be eligible for the 10 per cent discount available to valid season ticket holders and members.
Why can't I find my country of residence on the dropdown menu? If your country of residence is not on the drop-down menu please call our order-line on 0871 334 2019.
Telephone & Mobile numbers – We require these in order to contact you quickly in the event of any queries we may have regarding your order. These numbers will not be passed onto any third party and we will only contact you should we need to.
Email Address– This is important as it is used to log you onto the website. Please complete this field very carefully, checking it is correct. We can also keep you updated with special offers and news about our website via e-mail.
Password – You will also be prompted to create a password. This should be between six and 10 characters and something you can remember easily, but not too obvious. It is recommended you make your password a mixture of letters and numbers for security purposes. Your password is case sensitive.
Stock & Availability
Whilst every effort is made to ensure all items featured on the Online Superstore are in stock, occasionally some items will be temporarily out of stock.
If an item is out of stock on our Online Superstore, and we cannot obtain any further supplies, we will remove the item from sale.
Although we try to get all orders dispatched within 2-3 working days of the order, this may not always be possible for the following reasons:
Products on Pre-Order or Products that are not in stock at the time of ordering.
Credit Card Checks – we may need to make additional checks on your credit card.
Shirts with additional name, numbering and badges may take an extra few days to dispatch.
Please note that once a squad name and number have been printed on the shirt, unless the shirt is faulty we cannot provide a refund or exchange the shirt even if that player subsequently leaves the club or his squad number changes.
The products illustrated on this website are as seen. The reproduction of colours is as accurate as photographic and computing processes will allow. Leeds United accepts no responsibility for variances in colour or style due to the settings on the users monitor.
Leeds United reserve the right to alter without notice or prior warning, prices of products and conditions of sale.
Recycling Policy
At Leeds United we want to make your life easier while finding solutions to reduce the impact of electronics on the environment. Recycling your old electrical goods as well as your waste portable batteries is the answer to both.
How can we help?
We offer a couple of options to help you say goodbye to your old appliances, electrical equipment and portable batteries.
Recycle for free in-store
When you buy any electrical product from Leeds United you can bring your old similar appliance into The Leeds United Superstore and we'll recycle it for you for free. You can also bring your waste portable batteries into the Leeds United Superstore and we'll recycle them for free as well.
Why recycle?
It saves resources – around 85% of the components from electronic products can be recycled into new products and parts
It protects the environment – old electrical are often sent to landfill sites where they can leak dangerous substances into the soil and water supply, risking plant, animal and human health
We're committed to it – we believe that recycling old equipment is the right thing to do. We also abide by the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) regulations by offering ways in which you can recycle your old electrical products and waste portable batteries free of charge
What else do you need to know?
Buying new products
Look for the crossed out wheelie bin symbol. Any product bearing this symbol should not be thrown in the bin.
Did you know?
Three quarters of waste electrical goods end up in a landfill site
Every year in the UK, we go through over 1.2 million tonnes of electrical waste. That's the equivalent of 150 thousand double decker buses
Two million TV sets are discarded every year. Most end up in landfill sites.
Electrical goods are the fastest growing waste stream in the UK, growing by 5% each year
For more information visit www.recycle-more.co.uk
Safe shopping is important to everyone. We have gone to great lengths to ensure your details remain safe. When you start the order process you can be sure that every step of the way is 100 per cent secure.
Free Home Shirts T&Cs
To get your Free Home shirt purchase Adult and Junior Away Shirt or Baby and Infant boxset then select the equivalent Home Shirt / Boxset size and add to your basket.
*While Stocks last and subject to availability. Not in conjunction with any other offer including Membership and LUFC Mastercard discount.
We constantly strive to update and improve our delivery services to offer you competitive rates and secure delivery. Please note that we do not deliver to PO Box numbers.
We aim to dispatch all orders within 10 working days (subject to stock availability), but please allow up to 28 days for delivery to destinations outside of the UK. It is our policy to dispatch orders in the shortest time possible, but we cannot be held responsible for any delay whilst in transit.
All UK orders are sent via a tracked service. You will receive an email once your order is being despatched to confirm the tracking number for your parcel. You can track the progress of your delivery by logging Onto the Courier website with the link attached.
Should your order be available and ready for immediate dispatch and it fails to reach you within the times quoted, then please contact us on 0871 334 2019.
Postage Prices
Up to £25 |
£4.95 |
£7.95 |
£12.95 |
£25.01 to £60 |
£5.95 |
£9.95 |
£14.95 |
£60.01 to £99.99 |
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£100 to £199.99 |
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After Purchase
Order Cancellation Policy
You have the right to cancel your order at any time up to the eighth working day AFTER you receive the goods, except where the goods have been personalised or made to your specification, or (in the case of audio or visual recordings or computer software) the package has been unsealed.
A working day is any day except a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday. In order to cancel, you must write, fax or email us to tell us you are cancelling your order (our returns form will do), and return the goods to us unused and in good condition at your own expense. We will then refund the price and the amount you paid for your original postage and packing.
Refund & Exchange Policy
If you purchase any product from the Online Superstore and you change your mind, it's not a problem!
Return your receipt, with your unworn / unopened purchase within 1 month and we will exchange or refund it via the original method of payment.
When returning an item please include a note of what action you would like to be taken i.e.: refund, replacement, faulty etc
For a combination purchase (buy one get one free or buy a product and get a product free), you must return any free items or vouchers back to us before we can process a refund.
Refunds are not given on goods that have been personalised or made to your specification or printed with a players name or squad number even if the player subsequently leaves the club or his squad number changes during his career at Leeds United Football Club.
We do not offer refunds or exchanges on jewellery or computer games / DVD / CD unless otherwise stated or they are faulty. We are pleased to offer this in addition to your statutory rights.
Please note that for your protection Leeds United recommends that you use a recorded service to return any goods as we cannot be held responsible for goods not received. We would like to point out that all return and re-shipping charges are the customer's liability. Please return your goods to the address below:
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Costs of Attendance
Paying for a year in The Clarkson School can mean savings in the long run. College costs escalate each year and our students usually graduate a year earlier than their peers. The summary of fixed charges for the 2013-2014 academic year is shown below. Financial assistance is available.
Tuition & Fees: $41,090Housing and Meals: $12,728
Total per year: $53,818
Other expenses such as books, travel, and spending money vary from student to student. An estimated figure used for these expenses is approximately $3,950 for one academic year.
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I work on commission and my paychecks are not always consistent. My husband and I struggle to pay bills when my commission is low. How can we fix this? Jean says money management and a budget is necessary to get this couple back on track. "You have to make sure you are not thinking just about the amount that is in your checking account [on payday], but the amount that has to be in your checking account month after month," she says. Once a budget has been made, Jean says you might have to play tricks with yourself, such as putting some commission checks in a savings account and out of sight until needed. I recently started contributing to a Roth IRA. I have been checking the status frequently and noticed that I've already lost $125. Should I be worried? "I don't want you to worry," Jean says. "The markets have just been a roller coaster…and it looks like it is going to be that way for quite some time." While it is difficult to see your investment lose money, Jean says you should continue making contributions to the Roth IRA. "The money you put in, over time, is going to be so much more meaningful than any money you earn on money you put in," she says. Would you recommend getting a living will from an online service or computer software instead of from an attorney? A living will—a document which tells a doctor whether or not you want life support if you are injured or ill—doesn't have to be drawn up by a lawyer, Jean says. An online service or software program should suffice, she says. "By all means, the software out there is good," Jean says. Creating documents that name a healthcare proxy and durable power of attorney for finances are also important, Jean says. If you've never had a living will or other such documents before, Jean suggests having a lawyer look over your documents after you create them. Published on August 21, 2007


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08-12-2007, 03:30 PM #2I think you don't need any special tools for that job.
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08-12-2007, 06:14 PM #3If you are talking about the seat behind the drivers seat, nothing special.
If you are talking about the drivers seat back, now that's different. But I still don't think ant special tools are required even for that.
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Diageo has received a US$16 million ($14.7 million) slap across the wrist for paying bribes estimated at US$1.7 million to Indian government officials between 2003 and 2009 to grease sales of Johnnie Walker Scotch whisky. Officially it fell foul of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Diageo neither admitted or denied the claim; just paid the US$16 million fine, which speaks volumes. There could be more trouble to come, as Indonesia's national anti-corruption commission is looking into Diageo this week.
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Nielsen figures for the second quarter report that Australians are buying cheaper alcohol brands to help balance the household budget. Alcohol is not the only sector affected; less is being spent on home entertainment, new clothes and groceries. There could be harder times ahead, with water, electricity and gas prices increasing.
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The Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) share price has taken a battering throughout August from a high of $3.59 on August 1 to a low of $2.83 on August 9. It climbed over $3 on 10 August and has been steadily climbing since (time of writing 18 August.) There are still rumours circulating that Chinese conglomerate Bright Foods has not lost interest in acquiring TWE.
Whether the Bright Food Group acquires Treasury Wine Estates or not isn't preventing it from buying other Australian assets. There's a strong rumour that Bright is paying or has agreed to pay about $400 million for a 75 per cent stake in Manassen Foods.
The interesting part is that the stake is to come from CHAMP Private Equity, which owns Accolade Wines. One can't help but ponder various theories, such as if Bright and TWE do not strike a deal would Accolade suit Bright's expansion plans?
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According to Mintel Research (UK), after the global financial crises and following recession drove many to stay home and entertain, a lot (including 18-24 year old) are continuing the habit.
Mintel found that the average amount wine drinkers spent on a bottle of wine for drinking at home was £6.01 ($9.54). However, for 18-24 year-olds - who drink less wine than any other age group - this rose to £8.35 ($13.26). While this partly reflects an indulgent attitude to in-home drinking, it is also revealing about their lack of knowledge about wine: for example, over a fifth (22 per cent) of 18-34s find that the large choice of wine in supermarkets makes buying too complicated compared to just one in ten (11 per cent) of over-34s.' There are lots or other statistics such as discounts appeal to the younger set therefore perhaps that false £9.99 reduced to real price £5.99 fools them.
One in five UK youngsters between the ages of 18-25 is unemployed. Let's assume they have bigger problems then worrying about wine. Let's also assume that its mainly those that have some form of income that are doing the home entertaining and one in five of them don't really understand what they are buying so use price as a barometer. What it shows to us is the gap between those that know and care about wine and those that just drink it is as far apart as it ever was. The whole regionality push in the UK will be a long hard slog. How far it will advance exports of Australian wine is debatable.
Groupies get bang for their bucks
Australian Vintage has cut a deal with California-based The Wine Group, which has agreed to buy the 90,000-tonne Loxton Cellars Winery for $27 million. According to Australian Vintage CEO Neil McGuigan this will go to repaying debt.
It's a big discount on the $60 million Australian Vintage was asking in 2008 when Indian winemaker and owner of Thachi Wines, Indage Vintners, was in the buyer's seat. When Indage withdrew, Australian Vintage was lumped with the winery for an extra three years but did get to keep the $6 million deposit Indage had paid along with a further settlement.
The Wine Group is a quiet achiever, reported to be the world's third largest wine producer after Gallo and Constellation Brands. Its Australian brands are virtually unknown on the domestic market: FishEye and Little Roo are produced at Griffith, NSW. The latter was in a legal scrap (maybe still is) with Casella this year over label infringement involving the Yellow Tail brand.
The Wine Group has said it plans to run both its Australian facilities to capacity. If it does, they will be processing about 105,000 tonnes of fruit. This raises certain questions:
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• How much of this is contract processing?
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• Does it want to take business from other contract wineries?
It will also put The Wine Group in the top Australian tonnage rankings behind:
• Accolade Wines, 250,284 tonnes
• Treasury Wine Estates, 197,670 tonnes
• Casella Wines, 159,098 tonnes
• Australian Vintage, 152,007 tonnes
• Pernod Ricard Pacific, 147,000 tonnes
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Climat de Bourgogne
D'Arenberg Winery
A Bridge Too Far - Mosel
Bordeaux 2010
Barolo Stuart George
2010 EnPrimeur
It's only Natural: Torbreck Natural Wine Project
On Organics, Biodynamics and Sustainable Viticulture
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Langtons is now on Twitter & Facebook
The Nine Network: Burgundy 2009
Grand Cru Music
Key News -February 2011 Edition
2007 Hospices de Beaune Review
Penfolds Rewards of Patience - Decant Guide
Murray Darling Charity
Bite Me
The Drinks Interval: Wine & Cricket
Key News-January Edition
Last outpost of the Bristish Empire
Trevor Mast Charity Auction
Shipping for the Festive Season 2010
Keys News - November Edition
From Northern Ireland to New Zealand: Te Mata Coleraine 2006-1991
Charity Lot - 123 Classified Wines
Single Vendor Auction
Variations on a Theme: Coonawarra Reds 2006-1982
Waste Not Want Not
Key News -October Edition
Tahbilk 1965-2009
Opera Australia 3
Auction Calendar
Key News - September Edition
Flaming Ferrari: Yalumba the Signature and Single Site New Releases
Classification V - Coming Soon!
Bush Time
Key News - August Edition
Blood, Sweat & Tears: Peter Lehmann Stonewell Shiraz 1987-2006
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Great Expectations
Bordeaux 2009 Reflections
A Perfect Ten? Bordeaux 2000 reassessed 10 years on
Freycinet Winery
Beautiful Beast
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Key News - June Edition
Is it a Bird? A Plane? It's 707!
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Bin Files: Penfolds 389 vs Grange
Key News - May Edition
Key News April
Treasured Bottles - Yarra Yering
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My Special Bottle(s)
The Evolution of New Zealand Pinot Noir
Treasured Bottles
Stars of 2009
Hydroponix Hoax
Points on Parker
2009 Bordeaux Vintage
Opera Australia Christmas 2009 Auction
Classic Wines of Australia 1961-1970
Parker Review - Tuscany 2006 & 2007
Paringa Estate
Care & Enjoyment
Hunter Valley
Primo Estate
Max Lake Cellar
Barolo Report
Australia into the Abyss
Bush Fire - Region 13
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PINOSOPHY – Brian Croser's Pinot Noir Manifesto
Opera Australia Auction
Bear Cottage Charity
Foundation 49
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Langton's Top 500 Australian Wine Prices 2007
The Great Wine Estates of Western Australia "2007 En-Primeur Campaign"
147 Vente Des Vins - Des Hospices de Beaune
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LANGTON'S Classic PENFOLDS Wine Auction
Jasper Hill – The life and works of Ron and Elva Laughton
McWilliam's Mount Pleasant Lovedale Semillon – Hunter Valley
Wild Duck Creek Tastings
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
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Certainty! The Claret Drinker's Song
Clarendon Hills
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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
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Shiraz Australia II Auction
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