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What Labor Day Means to Me
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What labor Day Means to Me… is not what you might expect. It's not a day to go boating for the last time of the season; or, heading off to the beach one more time, before I settle into apple picking. No BBQs for me today. Nay… It's pretty sobering for me. It's time to […] The post What Labor Day Means to Me appeared first on Wine...
Sunday Sojourn ~ The Man Who Cried + A Wine Journey
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Any wonderful story deserves equally wonderful wines, and so I got to work... The post Sunday Sojourn ~ The Man Who Cried + A Wine Journey appeared first on Wine Blog.
Retailer With Beverage Education As A Priority ~ Total Wines & More
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I applaud Total Wines & More… Being on the inside of the wine business, I get to see things happening that let me know who's who and what's what. [Image: center is Ron Rubin, owner and president of The Rubin Family of Wines, greeting his guests.] I have been in the wine business for over […] The post Retailer With Beverage Education...
Napa Valley Earthquake ~ Halt The Sampels
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This is a public service announcement (PSA) from the Napa Valley office of Wine Spectator… You know how you ask, "What can I do to help?" Yeah… it's one of those moments. NAPA VALLEY EARTHQUAKE 2014 I just received this Email and know it's importance, as I have samples that I'd like to send in […] The post NAPA VALLEY EARTHQUAKE ~...
Social Media Faux Pas, Reminder to Keep Your Social Media Local
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The Napa Valley Earthquake was very close to home. It was also quite a reminder for me how important it is to keep your business local; most especially your social media. Don't expect someone sitting in Kentucky, for example, to understand the local geography. And, how can you even begin to measure someone's emotional intelligence […] The pos...
Napa Valley Earthquake: Not too shaken, just a little stirred in Sonoma County
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I terrible pun, I know, but actually very true, about this Napa Valley earthquake, as it relates to outlying regions. Our hearts go out to all of the wine companies, their owners, and their employees, whose lives just got turned upside down. this is PR pro Mia Malm's office. While This is an office pick-up, […] The post Napa Valley Earthquake...
Conscientious wine making and scrupulous storage are required to go the distance
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[Image borrowed from the Best of Wines.] Bacchus, author of the site, writes of Jim Ruxin: You will receive an email twice a month listing current holdings in Bordeaux, California, collectibles from current Parker-rated wines, Burgundies, Alsatian (a fetish), and even German Rieslings. His specialty is older vintages but you may have to wait until ...
Writing you don't see, revealed… Cadaretta's Soil Composition at Southwind Vineyard
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Cadaretta Wine's Soil Composition at Southwind Vineyard is a story that I wrote for our client. Because it's for their Website, it's got a copyright on it and stories like this I never put onto my blog ~ like so many other internal documents that I produce daily. But this one has just stuck with […] The post Writing you don't see, revealed...
PR 101 ~ The Art of Diplomacy
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I'm a Sagittarian; and in astrology, we're known to be pretty blunt. This isn't a cop out for my being blunt, nor does it say that astrology is the be all to end all for supposed traits within that world… It's just my life's observations about myself, and the realizations that my bluntness has sometimes […] The post PR 101 ~ The Art of ...
The 'Res Ipsa Loquitor' mutual admiration society circumlocution
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What goes round and round and round again? The 'Res Ipsa Loquitor' mutual admiration society… [pronounced rayz ip-sah loh-quit-her (the thing speaks for itself)] On Sunday, August 17, PS I Love You and Kent Rosenblum (below, from Rock Wall Wine Company) hosted our annual volunteer and Groupies picnic. The following is a thank you ...
The state of the Petite Sirah grape – Harvest 2014 and where it's at right now
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As I personally think about Petite Sirah for the 2014 vintage, in terms of this year's grape season, it's going down as the season of "bewitching fog" in my neighborhood. However, I'm in Russian River Valley and I'm seeing it from a very narrow band, I just found out. I decided to reach out to […] The post The state of the Petite Sirah grape ...
Night Train to Lisbon with a fine Chardonnay
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A day in the life of a wine publicist with a night train… Night Train to Lisbon ~ A Sunday Segue Searching for my comfort film A Good Year, I fell upon Night Train to Lisbon. It's a film based on the novel of the same name. Written by Pascal Mercier in German, and later […] The post Night Train to Lisbon with a fine Chardonnay appeared ...
Throw Back Thursday for me: Women for WineSense
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It's been a long time since I've made it over the hill to attend a Women for WineSense event, but this might be the one I'm going to do. I was just invited by Marcia Macomber, and I had to write this Email of interest, but the caveat is great at this time. Not sure […] The post Throw Back Thursday for me: Women for WineSense appeared first on...
PR 101 ~ Personal emails are a true path
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PR 101 I don't get as many comments on my wine blog as I do private Emails… Why I don't get as many comments on my wine blog as I do private Emails… I don't write a blog to elicit extensive comments on what I've put out there. Controversial stories always elicits emotions and that's […] The post PR 101 ~ Personal emails are a true...
Wines of South America by Evan Goldstein
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More than Wines of South America being an important body of work, it's about the author for me. Please don't misunderstand me. This latest book by Evan Goldstein is just brilliant, but that's what I've come to expect from him; and, that's why he's even more important to me than the books he's producing… Evan […] The post Wines of South ...
Red Wine for delicious dishes
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Who doesn't love Red Wine, when it comes to pairing deliciously full red wine with the perfect foods? Raise your hands, everyone. 2012 Trivento Amade Sur ~ 70% Malbec, 18% Bonarda, 12% Syrah ~ Mendoza, Argentina This red wine called Trivento Amado Sur is translated literally into "South Love." About 6,214 miles away from their […] The post Re...
What to wear in wine country… The answer is casual, unless it's black tie
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This is one of the most popular search items on my wine blog. Everyone wants to know what to wear. It reminds me of when I was in high school, and all of my friends would ask me, when we were going out, "What are you wearing tonight?" What to wear, what to wear… Calm […] The post What to wear in wine country… The answer is casual,...
The real truth behind the story of the Jackson Family Wines
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The Jackson Family Wines is a huge umbrella. When we think of the name Jackson, it's mostly associated with their most popular and launch brand, which is Kendall-Jackson. This name is only a microcosm within their real macrocosmic selves. The real truth behind their struggle, in my personal experiences, was something that I just encountered […...
A moving expereince… and I mean a *real* moving for Carica Wines
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Moves can be so disruptive, but in the end, they're always for a better life experience… And so it's always fun for me to keep an eye on who's doing what. I first became aware of Carica Wines, at the first Wine Blogger's Conference held in Sonoma County. Carica hosted a picnic in their vineyards, […] The post A moving expereince… ...
Reputation Management – PR 101
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If someone has just had a very bad experience at – say – your hotel, how would you handle it? Try your utmost to make that person happy? Tell that person to "go find another hotel"? This just happened to my family members. And when I tried to call the hotel to get to the […] The post Reputation Management – PR 101 appeared f...
The global wine market is about to get a shot in its legal arm
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For any of my wine law friends, I'm sharing the upcoming Wine and Spirits Law Academy at UC Davis, scheduled for September 8, 9, and 10, 2014. Announcing the UC Davis Wine and Spirits Law Academy Sept. 8-10, 2014 University of California, Davis, and the Napa Valley, Calif. Wine and spirits legal experts from around […] The post The global win...
The ego versus the reality
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Ego Just another day in the life of a wine publicist… The US Trade & Commerce Research Institute Yay… we've won an award for excellence in market from the The US Trade & Commerce Research Institute (USTCRI)… "a leading authority on researching, evaluating and recognizing companies across a wide spectrum of industries that ...
Social media is a very effective marketing tool + Lodi + Oak Farm Vineyards
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How PR works social media has amplified the process [Photo: Ken Payton] Nothing new in the title, "Social media is a very effective marketing tool." However… sitting on both sides of the fence of being a PR pro and a published writer, I'm impressed with other PR people and their efforts. Those who are using […] The post Social media is ...
Going down in history as a Variety versus Varietal old fart
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Yup… I'm going down in history as a Variety versus Varietal old fart, and I don't care. I first wrote about his on May 11, 2007. Then, I brought it up again on March 11, 2011. My most recent post for this one was on July 3, 2012. Now, it's July 2014, and it's circled […] The post Going down in history as a Variety versus Varietal old fa...
Grasshopper, I'm concerned about the us versus them mentality
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I wrote this story on July20, and scheduled it for today. I have to write ahead, because my day job is writing for other people, and I don't have the luxury of time each morning to write 1,500 words, as this blog post is. This takes about three to do… I'd have to be up […] The post Grasshopper, I'm concerned about the us versus them men...
Dog Days in the Vineyard… loveable and creative promtion
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This one's novel, because so many wineries don't even want to see your dog at their facilities. The post Dog Days in the Vineyard… loveable and creative promtion appeared first on Wine Blog.
Cork … It's what's for dinner
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Did you know even that it's an oak tree that has this bark? From the mighty oak, comes the cork, besides the nuts. The post Cork … It's what's for dinner appeared first on Wine Blog.
PRIMER FOR BLOGGERS: Winery flow chart for story lines
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So many people are blogging about wine today: from pros, to connoisseurs, to hobbyists… Pros, it's another platform. Connoisseurs, because it's fun to share their thoughts, and maybe… just maybe… it will turn into later creds… like Robert Parker did for himself. Hobbyists are writing about their experience, simply because th...
Starting a legal winery? Here are things to consider
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Starting a legal winery has to be a daunting task, most especially for the people who've never been connected to the wine industry. I know that I segued from radio into wine, and it took me at least three years before I was really on any real sure footing. I was contacted by Danielle Rodabaugh, […] The post Starting a legal winery? Here are t...
When the Dust turns to Silk – 2011 Rutherford Cabernets
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It was a beautiful summer's day, when we all gathered to taste the 2011 Rutherford Cabernets, at Francis Ford Coppola's Inglenook Winery. I need to immediately segue into the late 1990s. I was sitting on a panel for the American Wine Society in Cleveland, Ohio, I believe it was. I was invited to talk about […] The post When the Dust turns to ...
Wine scores and reviews: those who write them and those who need them
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Wine scores: This was one of my very first stories on my wine blog… It was written on February 5, 2006. And, it was a very daring move for the time, because I knew it could enrage a few people. I wrote it, because I was so frustrated with salespeople who wanted to just take […] The post Wine scores and reviews: those who write them and...
Living in Sonoma County, I find myself dreaming of Sea Ranch Lodge
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I need a real vacation, because this wine publicist's house is under siege with repair people. Yesterday I posted about a flood happening in our upstairs bathroom. With water fans blowing 24/7, the "loud" white noise is now really setting in. I need a couple of days at the ocean… and again, I find myself […] The post Living in Sonoma Co...
Avalon Bay saves my day, right when I needed Calgon to take me away
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I was asked if I would review a wine refrigerator for Avalon Bay, a home appliance company; their Avalon Bay AB-WINE12S 12 Bottle Single Zone Thermoelectric Wine Cooler, to be exact. Sure, why not? I have another Air & Water wine refrigerator in our kitchen. When I get samples in my office, I occasionally lamented […] The post Avalon Bay ...
Dusty Moments and Luscious Wines ~ The Rutherford Dust Society's 15th Annual
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 2014 The Rutherford Dust Society is having its annual tasting on Wednesday, July 16. This annual event is held so that trade members are able to meet the vintners, growers, and winemakers of the Rutherford Appellation. Each year they have a Special Grand Tasting for wine writers, wine buyers, wholesale members, and […] The...
Wines appealing to the adverturer inside of you ~ Rocca Sveva
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There's a group called the Wine Century Club, of which I'm a member. All you need to do is track how many different varieties that you've enjoyed… even if those varieties are in a blended wine. It almost feels like cheating; but those are their rules, and rules are rules. When I started I thought, […] The post Wines appealing to the adv...
Old Mission & Leelanau Winery Passport + Radio station success story
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Once upon a time… There are many "once upon a times" for me. I remember when I first began Diaz Communications, Page Poulos reached out to me. At the time, she owned Paige Poulos Communications, Inc.. She congratulated me on taking that independent step. And she warned me, "Always be looking" [for new clients]. Then, […] The post Old Mi...
60 different grape varieties, what would you do with them: Acorn Winery has an answer…
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A question that I can't help but ask, "If you grew 60 different grape varieties, what would you do with them?" The reason for asking this is that I just met with Bill and Betty Nachbaur of Acorn Winery, for a second time. I say second time, because I met with both of them, not […] The post 60 different grape varieties, what would you do with ...
Amphoras as seen through the eyes of Portugal
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As I've written previously, To Understand Portuguese Wines, One Must First Understand the People. I would add the word "history" to what must also be understood. I can now say this, most especially after having spent 10 days in Portugal last fall with Delfim Costa of Enoforum Wines. This has become abundantly clear to me. […] The post Amphora...
Immigration law at the Sonoma County Wine Library
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There's going to be an informative, hands-on workshop in both Spanish and English on Immigration law at the Sonoma County Wine Library. I've asked wine grape growers what it's like, now that we have stricter immigration laws, and none of them are happy. Many are being forced to by mechanical harvesters, because workers are no […] The post Imm...
Happy 4th of July with Happy Camper wines!
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Popular varietals: Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet... that's what Happy Camper is all about. What does it taste like? Spend the money and find out! At only nine dollars a bottle, you can't afford to not have this experience (and you won't be disappointed). The post Happy 4th of July with Happy Camper wines! appeared first on Wine Blog.
When wine becomes a bitch… Treasury, I feel for you…
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I just read the headline: Law firm launches shareholder class action against Treasury Wine Estates I had to chuckle to myself. Here I sit in the wine business. Treasury Wine Estates is doing everything right, in my humble estimation… Staying engaged in their wine companies advancements and participation in the industry. As the exec director [...
Coming to wine coutry with kids… Safari West is your answer
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Children in wine country… get over it
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I was just reminded of this, last weekend at the Bacigalupi 50th Anniversary celebration of the Judgment of Paris decision… Bacigalupi's grapes were a portion of the Number One chosen wine from Chateau Montelena… Yeah, Sonoma ruled and Napa got the credit. (Easier for the French to say "Napa," n'est ce pas?) FROM Rusty Gaffney: […...
Wine Grape Varietal Leaves
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Wine Grape Varietal Leaves can all be found in resource books, but I wanted my own images. There are many wineries where I've worked, prior to becoming a consultant. At each one I learned a different segment of the wine business. While at Kendall-Jackson, I took advantage of Santa Rosa Junior College's Demonstration Vineyard; which […] The po...
Top 10 Reasons I Blog
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I don't write this blog for other bloggers. I know they're not my audience; although, for many, that's their joie de vivre and that's just fine. There's a camaraderie among wine bloggers, and once a year they gather to enjoy each other's company. Sometimes I wish I could join them; but, the reality is that […] The post Top 10 Reasons I Blog a...
Did you know that the Judgment of Paris had mostly Sonoma County Wine in that "Number One" winner?
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It isn't often that I turn my blog over to someone else's writing. This is my "journal," so if I didn't experience it, it's hard to segue into someone else's news. That said, I do have an introduction, because over the weekend Jose and I attended the Bacigalupi Family's 50th Anniversary Celebration and Third Anniversary […] The post Did...
Mission not-so-impossible: Know your audience and then pitch it
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Want to know how to get my attention? With an email that has a personal message in it, directed at me. If you send a press release to me, odds are I'm going to delete it before I even think about considering it. Why? My blog is not a journalistic news outlet resource. My blog […] The post Mission not-so-impossible: Know your audience and then...
Who doesn't love a little black dress?
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When I was graduating from the eighth grade, my mother took me from Maine (where I was growing up) to Boston, to get my graduation dress. We met my cousin Ann in the city, she came in from Stoneham, to give me fashion guidance. Plus, living in the Boston area, she knew all of the […] The post Who doesn't love a little black dress? appeared fi...
Hyposmia ~ the aging palate
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Probably not too many people in this lifetime want to admit that their palates are on the wane. No awards are given for fessing up, and it will definitely work in one's disfavor, but I've always been one for telling it like it is, not like it isn't… I just didn't know there was a […] The post Hyposmia ~ the aging palate appeared first o...
The week my computer fried itself
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This is the week my computer decided to fry itself. Oh, yeah… All new start… All new programs. All new computer. Whole new appreciation for when it's going well. I also spent a lot of time in my organic garden, waiting for things to come together in my office, Thanks to Jose. This is a […] The post The week my computer fried itsel...
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In exclusive interview, former heavyweight champ disses on his mother, Robin Givens, Don King and himself
In exclusive interview, former heavyweight champ disses on his mother, Robin Givens, Don King and himself
On the stage, six leggy showgirls cavorted in shimmery black-sequined bras and skirts that were little more than ambitious panties. They twirled plumes of large black feathers in a Rockette-style kick line as one of them sang "Bye-Bye Blackbird." (Who cares that they were ostrich feathers? And really, who was even looking at the feathers?)
A jury acquitted former Sopranos actor Lillo Brancato Jr. in the death of the police officer, but convicted him of attempted burglary. He could get credit for time served during his sentencing scheduled for Friday. He has already spent nearly three years in jail.
Lillo Brancato, who played a bumbling aspiring mobster on The Sopranos, was cleared Monday of second-degree murder in the shooting death of an off-duty policeman during a drunken, late-night search for drugs.
The jury hearing the Lillo Brancato second-degree murder case says it's deadlocked 11-1.
Lillo Brancato says he didn't know an alleged accomplice was armed when he went looking for drugs.
A juror was AWOL for the murder trial of a former Sopranos actor but he has turned up behind bars.
Both sides in the murder trial of Lillo Brancato agree on one thing: The once promising actor was a junkie who hit bottom on Dec. 10, 2005 the night an off-duty police officer was killed during a burglary.
Lillo Brancato Jr. was a young actor with a solid resume: He made his debut in 1993 in "A Bronx Tale" opposite Robert De Niro, went on to appear in more than a dozen movies and played a doomed mobster wannabe in HBO's "The Sopranos."
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Via Juliette Lewis's Facebook page and ajalaketedoi1′s YouTube, we present El Willy:
First off, is it possible that this little guy stayed on his hind legs the whole time voluntarily? Does he have the urge to dance so much that he forgoes his natural doggie instincts in order to do a jaunty little cha cha? If so, where can I get one? He's so cute. He's so cool. He's so in rhythm. You know it's bad when a little internet dog has better internal rhythm than you do. I mean, he's not strictly an internet dog. He's somebody's pet. Or circus animal. The only thing that would make it better was if he could talk, or sing.


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My name is Joslyn and I am 18 years old - I have reverse peristalsis and gastro paresis. I went through a lot of pain over the last 5 years. The day Make-A-Wish® Southern Florida told me my wish to go to Hawaii would be granted gave me more willpower to fight this disease. From that day forward, I fought harder not to get sick so I could go on my trip. Hawaii felt like a wonderful dream. Make-A-Wish had a lot of fun activities set up for me and my family. We were given a rental car and stayed at a beautiful beach resort. We were greeted with leis. We went to a luau and horseback riding in the mountains. But my most memorable moment was swimming with the dolphins. I forgot about my illness, I forgot all the pain, all I remember is pure joy. I was playing with my most favorite creature in the world, not to mention in the most beautiful place in the world. Wish Granters: Monica Maldonado & Elizabeth Ramaya Referred by: herself Wish adopted by: Mr. & Mrs. Harvey and Roberta Chaplin


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In honor of September, let's take a quick peek at nine of the more interesting shows set for this month in Augusta, Atlanta and Columbia.
Round 2 in 2014's AMPED: The Augusta Chronicle Music Contest is complete and the 12 semifinalists have been narrowed to the top six acts.
The deadline to draw your own Applause cover is this Thursday.
An inspiring field of former finalists and new faces, this year's AMPED Music Contest is shaping up to be the most competitive in years.
I got my first rock 'n' roll record when I was 9 years old. It was The Eagles' Hotel California album, and I'm pretty sure the appeal was its popularity, the crazy gatefold and the fact that The Eagles sounded a lot like a dude band.
Celebrate the arts in our community by entering our third annual Applaud the Artist Cover Contest. The winning entry will be featured on the Sept. 4 Applause fall arts preview edition.
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Innovation through Co-development: Engaging Partners Workshop and Networking Reception for NASA Human Health and Performance Center Members
The NASA Human Health and Performance Center (NHHPC) is pleased to announce our next interactive workshop on Innovation through Co-Development on Thursday, Sept 18. A networking reception will be held the evening before. We will explore models for co-development that advance innovation, successfully engaging partners and stakeholders, and global strategies for collaborative innovation. The program features speakers from industry, government, and academia; an expert panel; and interactive breakout sessions.
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The agenda is available on the NHHPC website. This workshop is for NHHPC members or by special invitation only, and capacity is limited so register now! One registrant per form submittal please.


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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — During the height of the Mitt Romney presidential campaign, the website Gawker asked "Why Do Mormons, Including Mitt Romney's Wife, Love Pinterest?" Scholar Saskia Tielens explored this same question June 6 at the Mormon History Association Conference.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officially joined Pinterest in the past few weeks. With over 70 million users, 80 percent of whom are female, Pinterest continues to be one of the fastest-growing social media platforms. And, as Tielens explained, "while Mormon users make up a relatively small percentage of users, they have a larger-than-life cultural presence on the site."
Tielens decided to discover some of the reasons. She explained:
1. Pinterest rewards the domestic talents of the young stay-at-home mom, and is a valuable tool for those who love to craft.
2. Though users can leave comments on other people's pins, Pinterest is relatively drama-free compared to blogs or Facebook. Users can just ignore pins that don't appeal to them and repin those they do like.
3. Repinning images reaffirms ties to the Mormon community and acts as a kind of digital bumper sticker, making one's cultural loyalties visible.
Tielens then outlined the type of pins that are common in the Mormon corridor of Pinterst.
"Inspirational quotes are popular and often overlaid on pictures of temples or nature and feature a variety of fonts," Tielens said. "After general conference, Pinterest is flooded with memes relating to the most popular talks."
She also found many examples of inside Mormon jokes, often overlaid on images from Disney movies. Pinterest also helps Mormons plan for temple weddings, family home evenings, Primary classes, missionary service and more.
"Though boards that have to do with contesting religious truth claims also exist, as do divisive political pins, Pinterest is generally a positive place and pins are more likely to reflect a love for Mormon culture than anything else," Tielens said.
An interesting phenomenon Tielens noted was the repining of Mormon quotes "by other Christians who vaguely like the sentiment but are unfamiliar with LDS teachings.
"And pinners are notorious for never checking the source, anyway. Judging by Pinterest, the idea that Mormons are a part of Christianity is certainly borne out."
The way Mormons reflect their culture, beliefs and doctrines on Pinterest is a microcosm of how they do it in real life, Tielens explained.
"Whether it's hanging a framed Proclamation on the Family in your house or having the LDS scriptures on your bookshelf, or repinning general conference quotes or cap-sleeved wedding dresses, this process helps extend religion from something that happens on Sunday in the ward meetinghouse to something that is integrated in many facets of your life."
And, as Tielens concluded, while Pinterest could be seen as a place where Mormon conformity is celebrated, "There are still enough signs that the peculiar people have been there, if you know what to look for. However, the title of 'peculiar people' might be contested. After all, once you've visited the geek page one too many times, Mormonism starts looking pretty normal."
Emily W. Jensen covered the LDS online world for five years. She continues to track online developments and discussions. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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- Information on the costs of substance abuse, including the impact on health; and city responses to the problem.
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Devoting more and more taxpayers' money to helping European Union members that broke the rules, notwithstanding the strict conditions that have been imposed, isn't a step in the direction of European political union, but will tend rather to divide the continent, said Otmar Issing, a former member of the European Central Bank's executive board.
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Cooking Without Power using The Sun Oven!
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The Other Side...A Preppers Path!
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Cooking food is something we all do, something we pretty much depend on. And while most just walk over to their stove or range top or maybe even the microwave all of us at one time or another have thought about what if the power goes off, or it's summer and way too hot to add even more heat to the house so we head to the barbeque but then we are faced with some limited cooking options and the smoke produced by the burning fuel filled with chemicals and what have you. Whether we like it or not grills produce harmful elements into our environment. What's the solution? The sun of course!
Hearing the raves about solar cooking I've been curious so Sunday I am going to the horse's mouth so to speak as Paul Munsen of Sun Oven will join The Other Side of a Preppers Path to introduce and talk about the virtues of solar cooking.
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Real Food Living: All American Sun Oven
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Solar cooking, dehydrating, water pasteurization and many other uses are important forms of free energy. We are learning more and more how to utilize the sun to do much of our energy-sapping chores, the biggest one is cooking.Join Vickilynn Haycraft of Real Food Living and her guest Paul Musen of Sun Ovens International as they resume their discussion on solar ovens and especially the All American Sun Oven heard on the Survival Mom Radio Network.Part 1 of the interview can be found here.
Real Food Living: New Sun Oven cooking
in Prepping
You can use the free resource of the sun to cook your food, dehydrate food, pasteurize water and much more!
Join Vickilynn Haycraft of Real Food Living and her guest Paul Munsen, the President of Sun Ovens International, as he shares what's good about solar cooking and reveals the new All American Sun Oven and its features..
Summer in Sun Valley
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Come with Travel Brigade to beautiful Sun Valley and the amazing Idaho mountains that surround it for a unique summer getaway. Slap on some sunscreen and go skating on the outdoor ice rink in the summer sun during the day, then watch Olympic figure skaters put on a show at night. Take the gondola up Bald Mountain and have lunch at the historic Roundhouse overlooking the Valley before hiking or mountain biking down back down. Learn to shoot skeet and trap in the place where Ernest Hemingway used to hunt with Hollywood stars, try golfing one of the 45 holes on three courses or hit an outdoor concert in a gorgeous venue. We'll talk about great dining options both at Sun Valley Resort as well as in the town of Ketchum. Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade.
Summer in Sun Valley
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Come with Travel Brigade to beautiful Sun Valley and the amazing Idaho mountains that surround it for a unique summer getaway. Slap on some sunscreen and go skating on the outdoor ice rink in the summer sun during the day, then watch Olympic figure skaters put on a show at night. Take the gondola up Bald Mountain and have lunch at the historic Roundhouse overlooking the Valley before hiking or mountain biking down back down. Learn to shoot skeet and trap in the place where Ernest Hemingway used to hunt with Hollywood stars, try golfing one of the 45 holes on three courses or hit an outdoor concert in a gorgeous venue. We'll talk about great dining options both at Sun Valley Resort as well as in the town of Ketchum. Enjoy the trip! Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade.
Urban Therapy with Sun #94 Into Our Control Of Violence with Craig Stroman
in Lifestyle
We Feed the Homeless Philly Community Activist Craig Stroman and Urban Therapy with SUN are coming together on this show to try to unravel the violence that is so pervasive in our society today. You have to admit that things are pretty ridiculous right now when we consider the stories of so many unarmed Black men being killed by our police forces in different parts of the country. Yeah and it does seem to be a Black thing once again. This is not a new problem and even more unfortunate is that it's something that we are seeming to get used to. This is unacceptable. Something has to be done about the people that our tax dollars pay to protect and serve but who are becoming the criminals themselves. As crazy as it sounds, the cops are now the ones making the news for robbing, raping and murder. Really? Not acceptable. We need to holla at y'all about this.
Our youth seem to be out of control. Our adults seem to be out of control. Our gangs have never been under our control but how much longer can we afford to look the other way about our counter-cultures and expect anything to improve?
We seem to settling our differences with weapons more and more and who do we have to blame for this? Is it our government agencies that give us access to the weapons? Would eliminating the weapons stop the violence anyway?
Is it the media that glorifies the eye for an eye ideology to blame for all this violence? Can we blame the media for everything? What is our individual role in all of this and what can we do to help?
Are y'all ready for this one? Are you sure?........ Could the things that we are eating be part of the reason for all the violence that we are being exposed to? Sit on that one for a minute.
Solar, Sun Power, Moving of the Grid
in Spirituality
Thunderground Thursday
In this segment of Thunderground Thursday Chief Yuya explains how one can easily and quickly captialize off of Solar generated energy.
This is an excellent episode for the DIY listeners who have an ACTIVE interest in removing themselves from the electrical grid supplied by their locality.
This episode is not only about DIY but, also about DFS (Do for Self).If you are intersted in living OFF THE GRID and providing a power source that is not suceptible for the constant outages that the power companies claim you must be victim to, this is the segment for you.
For classes with the Sadulu House please go to Saduluhouse.com/SH/Spiritual-Training
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Is Jesus Lucifer and do Believer's Worship a Sun God?
in The Bible
Join in tonight as I expound on the Lucifer concept and how it relates to Satan and not Jesus.
Urban Therapy with Sun #95 Really Just Wanna Talk About It
in Health
My good brother and newly anointed Philadelphia native E As Poetlovewater will be our guest Co-Host of this enlightening program. We are honored to welcome him.
The conscious community is starving for leadership right now and only a handful of individuals are willing to step up to the plate to offer any substantial help that will have a long lasting impact on the community. It seems that instead of responsible leadership, the community is saturated with a boatload of folks that wanna look the part, act the part and be a part but they wanna make up their own rules. Many of these leaders seem to be more concerned with the fame and recognition associated with being a leader than with putting in the work that it takes to strengthen the community, to raise the level of consciousness of our brothers and sisters and to raise the babies in a way that will prolong our survival.
We need leadership, not showmanship.
The conscious community consists of countless of thousands of brothers and sisters that wanna know their history. They wanna understand their ancestry. They seek truth and understanding. They seek higher spirituality. They wanna get free. They know when someone is just putting on a good face or is just trying to get into their pockets or get into their pants. At least they are trained to know that. The evidence shows that some individuals have been able to fool a lot of people a lot of the time.
E As Poetlovewater and I will address some of these issues and more:
False prophets and prophecies
Consciousness debates resembling what could be described as rap battles.
Conscious community members wearing consciousness paraphernalia, speaking consciousness lingo and looking the part but not really trying to be involved to the point where anything substantial will happen.
Consciousness money making schemes.
Helios Biblios HOUR, THE Sun Book aka Bible
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Do Christians Worship the Sun? No, of course not, but their belief is not holy and it has a root in ancient Sun worship. Check it out.
The word Holy Bible derives from the Greek Words Helios Biblos. Helios means Sun and Biblos is derived from the ancient Egyptian word, papyrus, which means paper. "Holy Bible" means Sun Book (or compiled papers) and represents the knowledge of the "Children of the Sun" as recorded by the original inhabitants of Egypt.The biblical Jesus, for the most part, is the SUN in the sky. The fiery SUN. John 3:19 "I am the Light of the world," Psalms 84:11 "the Lord God is a sun….," Deuteronomy 4:24 "God is a consuming fire," Mal. 4:2 "Sun of Righteousness," and John 12:46 "...a light into the world" are just a few examples. The 12 apostles of the biblical Jesus are the constellations.People are not born from virgins. The Virgin birth is the SUN having its start (solar calendars) in the constellation of Virgo as it was in some areas of the world. (Virgo is Latin for virgin) The name Mary is symbolic to the names Auset-Meri (Isis) and Maya. Isis was the Virgin mother of the astrological Sun God Heru (Horus) of ancient Egypt. In Buddhist mythology, Maya was the name of the virgin mother of Siddhartha (the Buddha of 2,500 years ago). There are more astrological virgin mothers besides these three. In fact, there were over 10 "crucified saviors" before Jesus, because these are mythological and esoteric stories based on the SUN and it's movements. Virgo is the only female constellation, the celestial virgin.The resurrection of Lazarus is a plagiarized story taken from the Ausarian Resurrection of over 12,000 years ago, which was also based on the SUN. In the story, the God Ausar (Osirus) was killed by his brother, Set (origin of the word Satan). The son (Sun) of Ausar (Osirus), named Heru (Horus in Greek) avenged his father's death.
Sun and Moon in Virgo and Development of the Lower Mind
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Hostess Lisa Winton and Swami Jayananda will be looking at the significance of the Sun and Moon in the sign of health, work, service and maintenances. They will look at the mythology of the sign and how it can help us in formatting the pattern of the body to maintain heath, hope and happiness. They will explain the role of discipline in human development and the benefits of personal desire when regulated with intelligence. Join them and follow the Kriya Yoga Spiritual Advance. Namaste!
Skin Health/ Sun Block and Cleansing
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Have you ever wondered about what is really goes into all the different topical creams we apply to our bodies daily, and how they truly affect us?
Learn about all sorts of topical ways to keep the skin healthy!
Clean healthy skin is possible to achieve with out using harsh chemicals, and in this health talk you will learn exactly how that is possible!
Protecting the skin from too much sunlight is important, however the forms of protection that we are using are often times more toxic than beneficial. There are better ways to protect the skin!
It is time to change your daily skin care routines for much healthier, vibrant skin!
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The Sarasota Christian girls basketball team cruised to a 60-38 victory over Southwest Florida Christian in the Class 2A-Region 3 quarterfinals Feb. 7.
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"And I'm not black as far as I know...however; my girlfriend has a hot black deaf friend that makes weird noises when she gets excited. I so wanna hit that and make an audio recording."
By the way I am almost ready to leave Austin, might be **** house hammered by the time y'all get there, what's the addres to the hotel?
Sent via Aztec runner.
620 Bryant's Way Corsicana , Texas 75109
I'm leaving around 3:30, so with traffic i should get there around lunch on Monday.
And this thread has gotten totally derailed, I mainly started it to piss off Auto while he's studying finance.
With all of the spelling/grammar nazis on this board, no one points out that the name of this particular gentleman's club is misspelled????? And no, it was not misspelled by the person posting, but by the club's owners.