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Like small gems on an antique gold necklace, about 20 winery tasting rooms are scattered along and about Main Street of Murphys in Calaveras County.
The biggest and gaudiest bauble of them all dangles from Six Mile Road just south of town.
That's Ironstone Vineyards & Winery, which correctly bills itself as much as an entertainment complex as a winery. There's a tasting room there, too, but it has competition for the attention of visitors.
There's a museum with a 44-pound specimen of crystalline gold leaf, the largest in the world, unearthed nearly 20 years ago by prospectors in neighboring Tuolumne County. There's the 1927 pipe organ from the long-gone Alhambra Theatre in Sacramento, which swells back to life for periodic concerts and silent-movie nights.
There's an amphitheater where the likes of Sammy Hagar, Willie Nelson and Don Henley perform each summer, followed by a Concours d'Elegance car show in the fall. And on it goes culinary center, jewelry shop, wine caves, gardens and deli. Even if a wine enthusiast doesn't get lost on the sprawling and terraced grounds, he is almost sure to forget what drew him to Ironstone in the first place.
Ironstone, which takes its name from the dense rock through which miners dug caves at the start of the project in 1989, long has been as serious about its wines as it has been about diversifying and broadening the area's cultural allure.
At the outset, the winery's founders, John and Gail Kautz, prosperous Lodi row-crop farmers, hired as their winemaker Steve Millier. Even at that early stage in the development of Calaveras County's modern wine trade, Millier already was well-seasoned in growing grapes and making wine in the Sierra foothills.
A 1975 graduate in viticulture and enology at Fresno State, Millier initially went to work at David Bruce Winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains before coming to Murphys in 1982 to join pioneering vintner Barden Stevenot at his eponymous winery just outside of town.
Millier has stayed in the area ever since. He and his wife, Liz, established their own winery, Milliaire, in 1983 and four years ago they bought another small Murphys winery, Black Sheep.
Through it all, Millier has overseen Ironstone's long and varied portfolio of wines. Under his guidance, production soared to nearly 1 million cases a year by 2004. Then the Kautz family began to dial back, in part because of the nation's faltering economy, in part to better concentrate on its core quality products rather than mass-market bargain wines.
Thus, Millier today is overseeing the output of between 350,000 and 400,000 cases annually, and quality has likely never been as consistent and as high. His current lineup includes a 2009 reserve Sierra foothills chardonnay that is classically Californian rich, ripe, spicy and smoky yet agile and crisp. His 2010 Lodi old-vine zinfandel is an unusually youthful and lithe take for the genre, yet sings with fresh varietal character.
From the start, he's been intrigued by the commercial prospects of the underappreciated grape symphony, and watched its popularity skyrocket among consumers despite little wine-media appreciation for the intensely floral, spicy and sweet wine it yields.
Today, Ironstone's symphony, marketed under the proprietary name "Obsession," is the winery's single most popular wine, accounting for 35,000 cases a year and growing.
But Millier remains puzzled why another relatively unknown variety cabernet franc hasn't caught the public's attention, even though some vintages have been well-received by critics and on the competition circuit.
"We thought at one time that it would become our calling card, but for whatever reason it hasn't captured people's imagination, though it can be a solid wine," said Millier.
He speculates that some consumers may look upon cabernet franc as a poor cousin of cabernet sauvignon, though it can be capable of producing wines captivating in their own right. He also acknowledges that cabernet franc's track record from vintage to vintage and vintner to vintner has been erratic.
He's kept at it, however, and is encouraged by reaction his cabernet franc is receiving in the United Kingdom. Merchants there have been urging him to make the wine in a fresher, fruitier and lighter style, and that's the direction he's taken it.
As a result, the Ironstone Vineyards & Winery 2010 Lodi Cabernet Franc is an unusually frisky interpretation of the varietal. The color is a stunningly bright and deep garnet, while the smell and flavor is fresh and forward with black fruit, green herbs and ticklish spices. Its wiry build and zesty finish suggest Europe more than California.
Cabernet franc isn't a varietal for everyone, given that its distinctive herbalness takes some getting used to, though the Ironstone is laced with the sort of snappy fruit and spicy punctuation to which anyone should be able to adapt easily.
Grapes for the wine were grown in two of the Sacramento County sub-appellations of the Lodi American Viticultural Area Sloughhouse and Alta Mesa, just outside Galt.
For a huskier and more demonstrably California take on the varietal, try the darker and richer Ironstone Vineyards & Winery 2008 Sierra Foothills Cabernet Franc, which stands out from the 2010 Lodi in large measure for its broad vein of licorice and its grippy tannins.
"It's not quite as polite" as the 2010 Lodi, said Millier.
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2010 Lodi Cabernet Franc
By the numbers: 13.5 percent alcohol, 10,000 cases, $10
Context: The sweet fruit and soft tannins of the cabernet franc make it one of those rare red wines that can be sipped just on its own, though it also has the spine to stand up to barbecued tri-tip, grilled chicken with a berry sauce, or braised pork with a salsa built on pineapple and orange.
Availability: Ironstone wines, including the cabernet franc, are distributed widely through grocery stores and wine shops in the Sacramento region. It also can be ordered through the winery's website, www.ironstonevineyards.com.
Information: Ironstone's tasting room, 1894 Six Mile Road, Murphys, is open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
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A POPULAR canal enthusiast, whose 50 year campaign helped re-open Droitwich Spa's waterway, has been shortlisted for a prestigious English Heritage award.
Max Sinclair first began campaigning in 1959 and was responsible for founding the Droitwich Canals Trust in 1973. Together with partner organisations, his work mobilised thousands of volunteers and raised millions of pounds worth of funding to restore the canals, culminating in the reopening of the full navigation in 2011.
The Droitwich Canals formed part of a navigable 27-mile ring passing through Worcester and Droitwich and were used throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth century to facilitate the salt trade, before becoming abandoned in the 1930s.
People who worked on the project over the decades and those who currently use the canal are now being urged to vote for Mr Sinclair at english-heritage.org.uk Jason Leach, of the Canal & River Trust, which looks after the waterways and who worked on the restoration alongside Mr Sinclair, said: "Max is undoubtedly worthy of this award. His passion and determination to restore this significant stretch of canal is inspiring.
"The Droitwich Canals are enjoyed by thousands of people every year and have become home to an array of boats and a diverse range of wildlife.
"I would encourage anyone who knows Max, visits or lives on the canals or was one of the many who worked on the restoration projects, to visit the English Heritage website and vote for him."
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Abu Dhabi's food safety watchdog has been in the news this week, blaming outdated attitudes to food safety for food workers failing hygiene tests.
According to the strategic plan laid out by the Abu Dhabi Food Control Authority, all employees handling food in the industry must be trained in hygiene by the end of 2012. According to reports, so far about 40 percent have undergone training (17,000 employees).
But here's the kicker: Of those who have undergone training, 60 percent have failed the exams. That means that in total so far, only 11 percent of all Abu Dhabi's food workers have passed the food safety exams.
The National says that earlier, the authority had blamed language barriers for the problem, but this week it says the absence of a culture of hygiene and food safety in restaurants and food outlets was also a major cause.
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Kipp is worried. Very worried. Do these Abu Dhabi figures represent the situation across the whole UAE? And how can it be that after training there is such a high failure rate for the exams?
Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that passing the test is not a requirement – they should make it a condition of employment, and we're sure the pass rate might improve. In fact, it should be made a condition of employment regardless of the low pass rate, to help protect the customer. Lack of basic hygiene really can kill people in the food business.
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In addition to the GAAP loss - Operating cash flow down 41% sequentially. A/R up 26% sequentially (on 8% seq. rev. increase)- indicating possible qtr end jam. Stock-based compensation up 105% y/y (3x sales growth)and accelerating from last qtr (up 79.7%). Helps keep phony non-GAAP number up (.30 per share). Non-GAAP eps - no beat first time in memory. In this environment - Market may finally see through the smoke from Benioff.
even if the numbers were real....it is overvalued. a company growing at 30% does not deserve these multiples...period.
especially when non-GAAP earnings grew only 3%!!!!!!!!!!!
have you ever listened to the cc? The first 45 minutes are like a revival meeting with Benioff hyperventilating about the "cloud". The remainder of the time is allotted to carefully picked sham analysts congratulating Benioff and asking "cloud" questions. Dissent not allowed.
and once again, they release the real #s which show more lossesand the adjusted which show they make moneywhen bottom line is the more stock they issue to employees, the better the #s look when in reality its worse than anyone thinksonly a 500 pe now
The revenue numbers are made up anyways. NOT A SINGLE analyst can figure how they count revenue vs. 'deferred' revenue. I saw one guy talking about the 'model' he had developed to figure out the real revenue numbers for CRM.Marky boy and his revenue 'beats' while AR is skyrocketing makes me think they be cookin the books. He is a salesman after all and when they went to using non-gaap metrics to reward the execs with stock options, the investor should have been wary. These new numbers raise red flags all over.
Why not join their conference call and ask these tough questions?
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The bill limits to between May 1 and Oct. 31 when dealers can advertise and solicit customers for pre-buy contracts.
Heating fuel dealers will be able to use inventories to meet requirements that dealers have 75 percent of the pre-buy fuel covered through futures' contracts, surety bond or letter of credit.
Like all other conference committee reports approved by lawmakers Wednesday, the bill goes to the governor.
Fish and Game conservation officers will soon be enforcing motor vehicle laws in the North Country and other rural areas where police protection is limited.
According to supporters, Senate Bill 389 would allow conservation officers to pursue off-road vehicles when going from trails to highways, and to stop impaired, reckless or speeding drivers. Most municipalities and the State Police support the bill.
Conservation officers will be able to enforce motor vehicle laws 60 days after it becomes law.
The House passed the bill 260-91, while the Senate passed it on a voice vote.
Lawmakers asked state utility regulators to determine if Public Service of New Hampshire should have to sell its fossil-fuel generating plants and to establish new criteria for approving wind turbine projects.
The bill also establishes new guidelines for siting wind energy systems, including setback requirements, noise, shadow flicker, ice throw, sound, impacts on plants and wildlife, fire protection and decommissioning costs.
The House passed the bill on a 227-88 vote, while the Senate approved it on a voice vote.
The House and Senate want to make it easier for a mother, whose child was conceived during a rape, to end the perpetrator's parental rights. They quickly approved Senate Bill 253, which would allow the women to ask the court to remove the father from the child's life and have no contact with the family.
The state will not bill hikers for the cost of their rescue if they purchase a "hike safe" card under a bill the Senate and House approved.
Supporters say the bill begins to address the issue of how to pay for hiker rescues, an issue that has plagued the state Fish and Game Department for years. Under House Bill 256, hikers would be able to purchase "Hike Safe" cards, which are expected to cost $25 per person or $35 for a family.
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The bill would provide greater oversight over the industry, have the state regulate video gaming machines now regulated by local communities or "gray machines" and establish a commission to do an in-depth study of the industry and the state's regulatory role.
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Terry Bailey
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|Terence Bailey
|Date of birth
|18 December 1947
|Place of birth
|Stoke-on-Trent, England
|Playing position
|Senior career*
|Winsford United
|Stafford Rangers
|Port Vale
|Northwich Victoria
|Stafford Rangers
|* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
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Terence "Terry" Bailey (born 18 December 1947) is a former English footballer who played as a midfielder. His son Mark Bailey also played professional football.
After a brief association with Winsford United, he joined Stafford Rangers in 1968. He spent six years with the club, as they finished as Cheshire County League runners-up in 1968–69, and then dominated the non-league scene of the early 1970s. His honours with the club in this period include: winners medals in the Midland Floodlight Cup, Staffordshire Senior Cup and FA Trophy; a Northern Premier League Shield runners-up medal; a Northern Premier League runners-up medal in 1970–71, and a Northern Premier League champions medal in 1971–72. He then went into the Football League with Port Vale after the club paid Rangers £3,000 in May 1974. Spending four years with the Vale, he played 190 games in league and cup, and finished as the club's joint-top scorer in 1974–75. He was sold on to non-league Northwich Victoria for £2,000 in August 1978, and later returned to Stafford Rangers.
Playing career[edit]
Bailey played for Winsford United in 1967–68, before joining Stafford Rangers.[1] Rangers finished second in the Cheshire County League in 1968–69, and joined the Northern Premier League for 1969–70. They lifted the Midland Floodlight Cup in 1970, and then went on to finish as league runners-up in 1970–71, six points behind Wigan Athletic. They finished as league champions in 1971–72, two points ahead of Boston United. They also won the Staffordshire Senior Cup and the FA Trophy, beating Barnet 3–0 in the Wembley final to complete a unique treble.[2] They did though fail to win the inaugural Northern Premier League Shield after defeat to Wigan. Rangers then finished sixth in 1972–73 and fourth in 1973–74.
Bailey was signed by Roy Sproson's Port Vale for £3,000 in May 1974. He scored a brace on his debut to earn Vale a point at Wrexham on 17 August 1974. He was the club's joint-top scorer in the 1974–75 season with fourteen goals (tied with former Rangers teammate Ray Williams). The club narrowly missed out on promotion out of the Third Division, finishing four points behind third place Charlton Athletic.
Bailey hit nine goals in 49 games in 1975–76, this left him as the club's second highest scorer along with Derek Brownbill, behind new signing and another former Ranger Mick Cullerton on 21 goals. He again scored twice against Wrexham, and also bagged a brace against Swindon Town. The "Valiants" struggled in 1976–77, and Bailey only managed two goals in 49 games, scoring against Brighton & Hove Albion and Oxford United. He hit four goals in 44 games in 1977–78, as the club suffered relegation into the Fourth Division under new manager Bobby Smith. After appearing against Chester in the League Cup in 1978–79, manager Dennis Butler sold Bailey on to Northern Premier League side Northwich Victoria for a £2,000 fee in August 1978. He had played a total of 190 games (165 in the league) and scored 29 goals (26 in the league) in his time at Vale Park.[3] After leaving Northwich he returned to Stafford Rangers.
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- Cheshire County League runner-up: 1968–69
- Midland Floodlight Cup winner: 1970
- Northern Premier League runner-up: 1970–71
- Northern Premier League champion: 1971–72
- Staffordshire Senior Cup winner: 1972
- FA Trophy winner: 1972
- Northern Premier League Shield runner-up: 1972
- ^ "Terrence Bailey". bryanspink.web.officelive.com/wufchistory. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ "Rangers' epic Wembley win made club history". The Sentinel. 3 September 2011. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ Kent, Jeff (1996). Port Vale Personalities. Witan Books. p. 14. ISBN 0-9529152-0-0.


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Now the diffuser has failed again, and I'll try fixing myself (a new one is £95) or kill it in the attempt.
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For many years I wished for a series which would take of where TNG, DS9 and Voyager ended which would be about a new ship and a new crew but where some of the old favorites from TNG, DS9 and Voyager could show up from time to time.
However, since a long time has gone since those series ended and the actors have moved on to other projects and may not be interested to participate, I only wish for a new series in the 24th century which could take place some years after TNG, DS9 and Voyager ended.
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Check out this new figure from Jon-Paul Kaiser. The King of black and white has fast become a favourite of custom collectors and now has several pieces in production from Toy2r and this 5" Mini Qee is the latest..
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Wednesday, August 13, 2014 - 23:34One of the most iconic moments in sci-fi movie history gets the JPK treatment. The chestburster scene from Alien is well known for scaring the crap out of both audiences and the actors, who were not told that they would be squirted with fake blood, creating a very candid shot.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014 - 15:35JPK's newest custom is ready to tear up some kaiju. Taking cues from Pacific Rim, Rose & Sky is a customized Penelope McStompsalot, originally by Huck Gee.


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|Back: Low back
|Frame Material: Wood
|Seat Colors: Beige / Tan
|Frame Finish: Grey
|Arms: Armless
|Distressed: Yes
|Seat Material: Wicker / Rattan
|Style: Contemporary
|Application: Residential
|Foot Rest: Yes
|Stool Base: 4 Legs
|Seat Style: Round seat
|Cushions: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Indonesia
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We have 3 of these and we love, love them. The only reason i'm writing this review is because one of the things we like the most about them is that the stool seats DO swivel and there is an answer to a question above on wayfair that says they do NOT. These stools do swivel and they are a fantastic addition to our kitchen.
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