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Red wines that are more fruit-forward and lighter in tannin and body.
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This wine represents about half of the wine we made in 2009. It is a blend of 98% syrah, 1% tempranillo and 1% mourvedre; it is 70% cool climate fruit (45% Santa Barbara County, 25% Edna Valley) and 30% warm climate Paso Robles; the vineyards are French Camp (Paso Robles) 30%, Sawyer Lindquist (Edna Valley) 25%, Bien Nacido (Santa Maria Valley) 24%, Chabot (Santa Barbara County) 18%, Ibarra-Young (Santa Ynez Valley) 2.5% and Alisos (Santa Barbara County) 0.5%. This is a classic Central Coast syrah, combining the spice and acidity of the cool climate grapes with the forward fruit of the warm climate grapes. It has the balance to be age worthy...in fact we just received an email the other day from a customer telling us how much they enjoyed a bottle of our 1989 Syrah-Central Coast! Best to drink it though and save your cellar space for our single vineyard syrahs.
"Bob Lindquist made 17,000 cases of this vibrant syrah, a wine that can play in the big leagues without the usual price to match. It runs on cool spice, a peppery spark against a quiet rumble of chocolate. The texture is light, striking a balance that will work with braised pork. " 91 Points Wine & Spirits
Qupe was founded in 1982 by Bob Lindquist. Located at the Bien Nacido Vineyard in northern Santa Barbara County, Qupe's current production is about 25,000 cases. Varietals produced include Chardonnay, Syrah, Marsanne, Viognier, a Syrah/Mourvedre blend, a Viognier/Chardonnay blend and Roussanne.
The largest of California's wine growing regions, the Central Coast produces the majority of California's wine. The district sprawls out, covering most of the vineyard land between San Francisco and Santa Barbara. Smaller sub-AVAs of the Central Coast include Monterey Bay, Paso Robles, Santa Ynez Valley, Santa Maria Valley, Santa Cruz Mountains and many others. Notable Facts...Read More About Central Coast
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Clafouti is a rich French fruit pudding.
Clafouti: 4 medium peaches (about 2 cups), peeled, pitted and sliced 2 tablespoons sugar 2 cups evaporated milk 3 eggs 1/4 cup flour 3 tablespoons sugar 1/2 teaspoon almond extract 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Dash of salt Citrus Sauce: 1/3 cup sugar 2 teaspoons cornstarch 2/3 cup water 2 tablespoons orange juice 1 tablespoon lemon juice
Clafouti: Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In an 8x1-1/2-inch round baking dish, combine peaches and two tablespoons sugar. In a blender container, combine evaporated milk, eggs, flour and 3 tablespoons sugar, almond extract, vanilla extract and a dash of salt. Cover and blend 15 seconds. Pour over fruit in dish. Bake in oven for 40-45 minutes or until knife inserted in custard portion near center comes out clean. Serve warm with citrus sauce. Makes 8 servings.
Citrus sauce: In a small saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir in water. Cook and stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Cook and stir for 2 minutes more. Remove from heat; stir in orange juice and lemon juice. Makes about 1 cup.
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Tool set for your turning needs. This turning set has drop forged, high carbon alloy tool steel blades. Includes seasoned kiln-dried hardwood handles and plated ferrules.
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In 2010, we used CycleTracks to learn how important bike lanes are to San Francisco riders. We were able to use the thousands of trips submitted to help our SF-CHAMP travel demand computer model learn about what cyclists like, and to understand how many more people will bike with more bike infrastructure.
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St. Albans City Council plans to refinance $8.5 million in water project bonds to save more than $167,000 in interest over 20 years.
Michael Griffith of Griffith & Associates, the city's certified public accountant, reported last month that the city was expecting to receive a $147,782 refund from the IRS on $10 million in water project bonds issued in 2010 under a federal stimulus program.
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Mayor Dick Callaway said the existing bonds carry interest rates ranging from 6.75 to 8.5 percent but newly issued bonds are expected to carry an interest rate of about 4 percent, thus saving the city about $167,000.
Another benefit: The existing bonds are taxable but the new bonds would be free of both federal and state tax. Griffith said, "I would anticipate if you do re-issue the bonds, they'll be sold quickly in the market."
Callaway said, "We got a good deal at the time. We have a better deal at this time."
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Callaway said the city hopes to lay a new water line on Pennsylvania Avenue. Therefore, it may be proposed at an upcoming meeting that more money be tacked onto the bond issue.
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10 elegant ways to kick off your Thanksgiving feast. Stay tuned for side and dessert ideas!
Arugula, Pear and Goat Cheese Salad with Pomegranate Vinaigrette by brigidc
Sweet Potato Soup with Feta and Zaatar Oil by lauren
Tuscan Chicken Liver Paté by gluttonforlife
Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad with Red Onion, Lemon and Pecorino by merrill
Creamy Mushroom Soup by MrsWheelbarrow
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over 3 years ago dymnyno
All these recipes look sooo wonderful! I am making a few for T-Day. I may ha ve to tweak some to accommodate what I can find on Maui. We now have a whole foods so that helps a lot.
over 3 years ago thirschfeld
Maui, one of my favorite places in the whole world.
over 3 years ago dymnyno
We rent our house...if you are interested.
over 3 years ago MonkeyBusiness
I am thankful for Food 52. You have provided many a wonderful food experience for my family and some fun experiences trying new dishes for me. There is a real sense of community on this site, and although I don't comment often, I feel a part of it. I'll toast you all as we enjoy at least of few of the recipes here on Thanksgiving Day.
over 3 years ago Lizthechef
And I am so thankful to have met you, one of my first food'52ers face-to-face. Every time you laughed, along with Susan and Lynda, I felt more welcomed. Thank you for making me feel so included in a gathering where I was clearly the outsider.I love your family-centered recipes and wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving.
over 3 years ago casa-giardino
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over 3 years ago Waverly
These all look divine. I am in charge of the salad at Wednesday nights' pre-Thanksgiving extended family dinner. We are having my mother's gumbo. One of these green salads would be perfect, but which one? Boston greens with buttermilk dressing, Amanda's warm fig and blue cheese salad, or the arugula/pear/goat cheese? Any opinions?
over 3 years ago lauren
thanks for including my soup!
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So many dishes at our table will be from this glorious site. Thanks, Amanda and Merrill, and all your fantastic helpers, for providing so much inspiration.
over 3 years ago Lizthechef
I have made your fabulous mushroom soup and hope others follow my lead!
over 3 years ago Allison Boomer
Divine selection - lovely pictures and appealing, creative recipes. Thanks for the inspiration!
over 3 years ago Lizthechef
I try to add a new dish every Thanksgiving. This year it will be Merrill's Mom's onion confit. It turns out to be so tasty that I may need to make more before the holiday, as I have been sneaking spoonfuls from my batch prepped and ready in the fridge!
over 3 years ago edamame2003
every single one of these looks amazing. we will have to start cooking and eating now to get to all of them by thursday!
over 3 years ago lastnightsdinner
We have plans to serve a few food52 dishes at our Thanksgiving meal, one of them that delicious sounding Tuscan Chicken Liver Pate. Really looking forward to it!
over 3 years ago dymnyno
I have made the Tuscan Chicken Liver Pate several times...it is really delish!!
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Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.
Yum! Would it be possible to file this, and the other holiday menu ideas under "menu ideas" instead of "stuff"? It'll be easier to find down the road.
over 3 years ago
This is from your friendly editors at Food52.
Yes! We've been meaning to do this. Thanks for the reminder!
over 3 years ago thirschfeld
I am positive I could have a wonderful ten course Thanksgiving meal with just these dishes alone. All of them look de...li...cious.


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Hi there! Like for many, a nice a MF sorceress is a passion of mine in D2. Running it in hardcore mode makes it much more interesting, but of course you have to cope with the occasional loss - with the thought "the next generation will be even better..." in mind to carry you through.
However I'd like to avoid this loss for as long as possible, so I'm trying to build up with a low-risk regime of MF'ing. To this end, I've been pondering the question: Where would you MF to gear up for Hell?
I've climbed up to level 70ish and I've been living off the cheap ladder runewords that have carried me nicely. Otherwise my items and charms are utter rubbish - I'm running on sigon gloves / belts / boots for example. One of my rings is a blue 10% FCR ring! This is not the kind of gear you want to brave the horrors of Hell in. But nightmare mephisto seems to offer so little for all the numerous runs you have to put in, especially when my MF% is less than 100.
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Re: MF in the new ladder - where to gear up?
I've started out a few days ago with a Mete-orb, and I'm in the same boots as you are. Not sure how to answer your question though.
I think gearing up for hell starts out slowly, but it will pick up sooner or later. I can currently do countess/andariel/council/meph/eldritch/pindle pretty safely, throwing Nihlathak in there sometimes. Rolled a second Insight for the merc tonight, plus found Magefist and 5% MF sc, and I'm happy with that.
In a nutshell: do what you can do safely, and work your way up, step by step.
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Seconded, between him, his waves of minions you get plenty of drops. Best if you can bug him of course. NM Meph isn't hard and can drop a lot of nice loot as well, so if you can't do Baal, step back to Meph, super fast runs. Also good if you can bug him, but you are probably way too late for that.


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Thousands of students in schools across the country are subjected to bullying by their peers on a daily basis. Now Virginia is doing something about the problem. During its 2012 session, the General Assembly passed legislation requiring teachers and other school personnel to receive training on anti-bullying tactics. Gov. Bob McDonnell has signed the legislation into law; it will take effect in July. Lawmakers approved two identical measures – Senate Bill 271 and House Bill 504. They will require the Virginia Center for School Safety to provide employees in Virginia schools with training on how to stop bullying. State officials say such training has become necessary as bullying has become more common. "Recent school safety audits conducted by the Virginia Center for School Safety show that it is a top concern of students in elementary, middle and high schools," said Donna Michaelis, manager of campus and school safety at the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, which operates the center. "Approximately one-quarter of school principals agreed or strongly agreed that bullying is a problem at their school." Delegate Rosalyn Dance, D-Petersburg, introduced HB 504 with support from McDonnell. After being shown a draft of the bill by Virginia Secretary of Public Safety Marla Graff Decker, Dance agreed to sponsor the legislation. "Having read the bill and reviewing the negative impact of bullying around the country – verbal and physical abuse that had led to death from murder or suicide – I knew this was a situation waiting for a voice to speak to the issue here in Virginia," Dance said. She said the training will give teachers a better understanding of what bullying is. They will learn how to spot behaviors (by both the victim and the perpetrator) associated with bullying. Moreover, school employees will learn intervention and prevention techniques. The training also will cover alternative punishments for those who bully, other than expulsion or suspension. At the General Assembly's request, the Virginia Department of Education last year conducted a study to determine whether policy changes were needed to combat bullying in schools. This year's legislation was passed in response to that study. Michaelis said the anti-bullying training also will include information on the rising problem of cyberbullying. Online bullying – using social media, cellphones and other technology – and has led to suicides in some parts of the country. The Virginia Center for School Safety currently offers a wide range of courses for teachers to attend regarding bullying prevention, conflict management and other topics. It will combine the new training into existing programs. "The center offers approximately 50-75 trainings per year as well as two major conferences targeting school and campus safety professionals," Michaelis said. "It is anticipated that they can incorporate aspects of these practices into existing anti-bullying training." While the center will train school personnel on how to deal with bullying, everyone – including parents and students – must be involved in addressing the problem, officials say. "It is the responsibility of school divisions to provide training to teachers and all staff on preventing bullying and establishing a school climate of safety and freedom from bullying," said Cynthia Cave, director of student services at the Virginia Department of Education. "We provide technical assistance and on-site professional development activities to individual schools, school divisions and parents regarding specific issues concerning bullying." The new law underscores the importance of preventing bullying and bullying-related suicides among young people. "Everyone has a right to be treated with dignity and respect and should not have to live in fear of someone harming them just because of the way they look, act or view the world we live in," Dance said. On the web You can find the Virginia Department of Education's report about anti-bullying policies in the state's public schools at http://tinyurl.com/bullying-study The new law mandating anti-bullying training for school personnel is at http://tinyurl.com/bullying-law |
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Henrico's Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of only 20 gardens in North America nominated for USA Today's "10Best Reader's Choice" contest for Best Public Garden.
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
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Those having a taste for the rustic, can learn at the knee of 'cabinologist', Dale Mulfinger.
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Dale Mulfinger has lots of titles. He's the principal of SALA Architects in Minneapolis. He's an adjunct professor in the University of Minnesota's architecture department. And he's a "cabinologist."
He earned the appellation a few years ago when a radio personality asked Mulfinger to appear on his show. "He saw that I was at the university and that I had studied cabins, so he introduced me as a cabinologist," said Mulfinger. "That moniker stuck."
It fits. Mulfinger has researched cabins, going cabin-door-to-cabin-door across the Midwest. He's designed dozens of cabins around the country. And he's written extensively about cabins in his seasonal Cabin Fever column for Mpls-St.Paul magazine and his book The Cabin: Inspiration for the Classic American Getaway, (Taunton, $35), which was co-authored by Susan E. Davis (www.amazon.com).
Mulfinger took time out to talk about the allure of cabins, cabin culture and the future of these much-loved spaces.
Question: When did you first get interested in cabins?
Answer: When I wrote my first book The Architecture of Edwin Lundie (www.amazon.com), I showed a cabin on the cover. After that, I was asked to design some cabins. Because I didn't grow up going to the cabin, I felt that I'd better figure out what cabins are all about.
Q: How did you do that? Wrangle an invitation to a friend's cabin?
A: I was teaching an architecture class at the university, so I decided to make it a little research project. I got a bunch of students and we went in search of the quintessential cabin.
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Q: Couldn't that also describe a home?
A: A cabin is different. A cabin is about storytelling. If you don't have an old cabin that has a history, you import a history. You design a cabin just like Grandpa's--you use recycled materials and found parts. If it's new, you have to design it with story, you design it to look like it's been there forever.
And with a cabin, there are no pretensions. It's about function, not formality. In a cabin, everyone enters through the mudroom, because you're not looking to make a grand entrance, you've got to schlep stuff in and out.
Q: What's your favorite thing about going to your Lake Vermillion cabin?
A: Zoning out. At a cabin, you don't have to read a book or trek in the woods. You can just sit there and stare.
Q: Are getaway homes replacing cabins?
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Another factor is the rising costs of land and construction. You're not going to spend $200,000 on a piece of land and wrap a $50,000 structure around it. And if you make a big investment in a structure, people want to be able to use that structure year-round.
Q: Does that mean older, smaller, simpler cabins are on their way out?
A: Not necessarily. If a cabin has been passed down in a family, they'll do all sorts of things to maintain it because there's an emotional attachment. Some people even fight bringing in electricity and telephone. But once a cabin is handed off to a new family and there's no lore, it's just a piece of real estate.
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Town Clerk Trish Granger confirmed that District 3 Commissioner Peter O'Connor submitted election paperwork at Town Hall for another two-year term.
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07:26 AM ET 01.28 | A new week dawns for Brook Lopez, whose past week wasn't all that much fun. One day, Lopez was being sucked back into the Dwight Howard trade vortex. The next, he was being passed over for the All-Star team. It was not a great week for self-esteem. ... When healthy, happy and motivated, Howard is a top-five player, with the charisma to match, a star in every sense of the word. If he hits the market, teams will line up to get him, bad back and bad attitude notwithstanding. The Nets will say they have their star center, even if Lopez hasn't been officially certified as such. They will also, most certainly, do everything possible to extract Howard from Los Angeles if the Lakers conclude he is no longer worth the trouble.
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What's happening w/ the Lakers? They won 2 in a row but Kobe having only 22 fga in 2 games but had 14 assist in each game. Kobe must be sick or something! Somehow he found a way to share the ball and trusted his teammates. There's something wrong there! I want the ball hog Kobe back just like what GUgy and LAD wants. We want the Kobe w/ the 30+ FGA. Who kidnapped Kobe? If this is the new Kobe, will it last? I know LBS and Dogue ate happy about this but the fanatics are come in here and raise hell...lmfao
The same will happen to LBJ when he gets older, he won't be able to carry the team like he does at the present time!!! Kobe had some great years and carried the Lakers to 5 titles, now he must learn to take the role of the facilitator and get everyone involved in the game.
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For the Lakers to save their position as a dominant franchise, the following needs to happen:- Kobe needs to continue to play unselfishly and lead the team the right way.- The stars on the team need to stay healthy the rest of the season.- The team needs to win a LOT of the remaining games to get into the Playoffs.- Once in the Playoffs, they need to upset the higher-ranking team in the first round.- Then, they need to win the second round as well, and get into the Conference Finals.- If they are able to get into the Conference Finals, then they have a CHANCE at keeping Howard. - They then need to convince Howard to stay.- If they do all these things, then the Lakers' charm may continue.
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* Carried them to 2 titles *
LOL, whatever!!!!! I know where you are going with this (Shaq). I won't take the bait this morning!!! :-)
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Poor brook....maybe now he gets his rightfull all star spot though, with Rondo gimpy
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3.5 games out with 38 to play. It's not as dire as haters make it out to be.
But still it is pretty dire ... 8th seed gets you OKC in the first round and do you really think Lakers can replicate yesterday 4 out of 7? But yesteday was quite good. Kobe needs to keep it up .. it's not just the assists per se but what they do to activate the rest of the team. When LBJ was with the Cavs I always liked his low-point high assist games better for that reason.
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This bench is mine. It sits just 2 miles from the house (for a casual 4-mile round trip) above the shore of Lake Superior.
This bench is mine. It sits just 2 miles from the house (for a casual 4-mile round trip) above the shore of Lake Superior.
I aspire to be a crazy runner who runs a couple marathons a year, and puts on serious miles and smiles while doing it. But then there's daily life. Since I'm a dad with real responsibilities that don't let me delve happily for hours and hours into my own narcissism on a daily basis, I usually need to be content with the realistic.
I happen to enjoy running, but rather than call myself a runner, I prefer to use the term "explorer." It drives my wife nuts sometimes, but she fully supports my addiction since I'm a better person when immersed in wilderness. I am an explorer who happens to enjoy running as his favorite vehicle to navigate creation.
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LOS ANGELES Published prices for steel beams look set to hold steady for the fourth month in a row, despite what market sources say are continuing marketplace pressures.
Nucor-Yamato Steel Co., Blytheville, Ark., notified customers that it will cut its raw materials surcharge by $9 per ton and raise its published base price for wide-flange and standard products by the same amount, resulting in no change in transaction price, effective March 1. The decision will leave its published f.o.b. mill price on most core sizes of wide-flange beams at $780 per ton ($39 per hundredweight).
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