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|24 Mar 2011
Accidently changed all program defaults to winrar
Hey guys i have been reading on here b4 posting, but what's happened to me hasn't been answered.
I hastily clicked to open a .exe that was most likely a virus but wasnt detected as one.
The greyed out always open this program as a box was ticked. and now every .exe file tries to open using winrar.
i read this forum : john13134
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I accidentally changed all my rar File extensions..
can anyone tell me how do i get it back to Default
because i changed the default opening to i.e and now its not acting right
how to restore to default file extension?___________________________
But unlike the responses you gave him, i dont have the system restore option .
Please note every single exe file is now a zip file..
I cant backup cause the backup file is a zip. i cant find where to or how to get a key in the registry changed, cause regedit.exe is now a zip. my choice are very limited. i have a recent back up stored on ext drive but to execute it i'd have to run c:/windows/system32/sdclt.exe...... also a zip file..
Can anyone please help me restore my pc, b4 resorting to a full system reinstall.
Just remember if your method requires a .exe file hidden anywhere in windows It wont work. Your haste and support is greatly appreciated.
ps i would screenshot but mspaint.exe aint working either
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Hello Darntech, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Download and merge the EXE option in the tutorial below to see if it may be able to help after restarting the computer. It will restore the default associations for EXE files.
Default File Type Associations - Restore
Hope this helps,
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|25 Mar 2011
Hey Shawn,
Mate You my friend are a life saver.
Your link worked Thank you very much. It enabled me to Use system restore, which in turn worked, However. while i still have functionality and all .exe files work... Do you have a quick solution to change all my shortcuts, scattered through OS back to original, They all work but all still look like .zip file short cuts? Restore didn't fix this issue.
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|25 Mar 2011
Wow, I don't need the program right now Brink, but it's certainly a good thing to know that it exists. Doing it by hand would take ages!
Thanks for the tip..... Bookmarked!
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|25 Mar 2011
Vista x64 / 7 X64
Download and merge the lnk (LNK) option in the tutorial below to see if it may be able to help after restarting the computer. It will restore the default associations for shortcut files.
Default File Type Associations - Restore
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|25 Mar 2011
You're welcome Darntech. What Simon posted above should fix your shortcuts.
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32bit, Windows 7 Ultimate
thanks ya buddy
hey bro thanks your advise of downloading lnk just worked n it has restore all default files...... thanks a lot
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PepsiCo Inc's offers to buy the remaining stakes in its two largest bottlers came as a surprise, but the biggest surprise may be the scant 17.1 percent premium in the overtures.
PepsiCo's bid to buy the rest of the bottlers it does not already own constitutes a so-called "squeeze-out," or a transaction in which the buyer already owned some portion of the target and was seeking to own the 100 percent.
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"It was a very frustrating lengthy process," district 9 voter, Annie Moore said.
Poll workers tried their best to verify if people were voting in the right district. A few weeks ago, more than 800 voters were discovered to have been registered in the wrong district and some even cast the wrong ballot. The Secretary of State's Office opened an investigation which is continuing and their staff will be visiting the precincts on Tuesday to see if the election process is operating smoothly.
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As Chair of the Volunteers Committee, I would like to thank my Co Chairs Richard, Joanne and all the Volunteers who helped out under very difficult conditions. It is people like you who made the rally a sucess.
Thanks for a job well done.
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As Chair of the Volunteers Committee, I would like to thank my Co Chairs Richard, Joanne and all the Volunteers who helped out under very difficult conditions. It is people like you who made the rally a sucess.
Thanks for a job well done.
Let me tag onto this thread and thank my wonderful volunteers at the First Aid Stations. I had a great team of experienced Paramedics, EMTs, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Doctors, and regular folks. Many worked multiple shifts, and some had the uncanny ability to show up and go to work at times when we were particularly busy. Thanks to my Co-Chair, Pat Carol. We treated over 140 ralliers during the event. Of those 50 were heat related, and several were true emergencies requiring 9-1-1 transport to the local Emergency Room. The rally Chairs and leaders were very supportive of First Aid, and I thank them for all their support.
A special thanks to George Widger of the local Columbia Medical Transport Company. We contacted George a few days prior to the event to discuss emergency access to the rally site for ambulances. He visited with us on site, and came up with a host of supplies, and equipment that really save our butts! George provided the MOA with the misting tent that was sooo popular, and he loaned us his Kawasaki Mule response vehicle, and many other supplies. When we called 9-1-1, his Paramedics were professional, and very good to work with.
The misting tent in action:
Columbia Med. Transp loading up one of our heat victims:
I wish I could list all my volunteers, but I do thank them, and hope to work with them all again!
Let's make keep this going.
Thank you GS Giant volunteers, because this event would not have happened without you:
[B]Chris Dawe[/B] - co-chair for GS Giant *and* Local Liaison. dude was busy! :nod
[B]Tracy Novacich[/B] - Queen of the Giants, scorekeeper and thinker of stuff that i didn't
[B]Fred Huganir[/B] - the maker of *phenomenal* Gypsy Tour Routes and damned fine photography, to boot
[B]Rick Spangler[/B] - cooker of huge roast beasts, finder of hand-crafted beers and coordinator in Marienville.
[B]Myrl Stone[/B] - Track builder extraordinaire
[B]Dan & Debbie Dickey[/B] - the "do-it-all" team, they just did it
[B]Kevin Shrader[/B] - one competitor who was also constantly volunteering
[B]Jerry and Cindy Walton, Marylee Davis and Skert[/B] - the Swamp Scooter contingent, they were everywhere
[B]Joe Hutt[/B] - generalist, and proud of it
[B]Randy Owens[/B] - another generalist and good friend
[B]Ariel Krawczyk[/B] - Gypsy Tour ride leader
[B]Clayton Anderson & Guy[/B] - Gypsy Tour sweep and beer-go-getter
[B]Dylan Lane[/B] - MSF Training and Track announcer, 3 hours in the sun, talking non-stop... awesome
[B]Rich Russell[/B] - GS routes in Marienville
[B]Matt Novacich[/B] - hubby to the queen, breaker of foot
[B]Chris Prosick[/B] - leader of the Black Dakar ride, or as they called it, the Coal Cracker
[B]Craig Ebling[/B] - helper to Chris, and just about everything else one could think of
[B]Bill Conger[/B] - BMW Performance Center, track design consulting, scoring, ride leading, training
[B]Jim Hyde and the RawHyde peeps[/B] - track judges and bike wranglers for three hours in the blazing sun
[B]Bruce Cole[/B] - Canadian contingent, scoring for 4 hours in the sun
[B]Katie Cleghorn[/B] - ditto, plus a number of other things to assist Tracy, like sign-ins, release waivers, and more
[B]Dawn Hein[/B] - general all-around help, she was there a whole lot more time than she volunteered for
[B]Rick Karp
Sam Miller
Gary Weaver
Pat Corrigan
Paul Hackner[/B]
[B]Grant Johnston[/B] - Horizons Unlimited guy, seminar giver
i just know i've forgotten someone, so i will apologize in advance. a number of the Giants pitched in throughout the event, so maybe the Queen will inform me.
my biggest regret is that i over-volunteered on some closing ceremonies and video screen stuff and didn't get to spend anywhere near as much time with all these fine folks as i would have liked. that' won't happen again.
this event IMO was amazing. with over 7,000 people, it is borderline huge.
to coordinate such a volunteer effort as this is no small feat, and you guys all did a really great job of it. obviously, 38 years in, the MOA has it nailed down pretty tight.
in my humble estimation the rally went pretty darn well. handing out free water was not only a stroke of pure genius but also perhaps one of the most compassionate moves i have ever seen- everyone knows that anywhere else water would STILL have been $X.00 a bottle no, matter what.
i'll add my thanks as well, to all the rally chairs and all the volunteers- and throw a special thanks out to Randy & Jim in the beer tent and Lee & Phil over at the stage, the two places i worked during the rally. this was my first BMW MOA National and it was fantastic.
7300+ rally goers and only 50 treated for heat related problems? :scratch
That in itself is amazing.
Thanks for all you all did! :thumb
Many, many thanks to the wonderful volunteers who helped with awards and tallies this year. You all worked so cheerfully and were so dedicated to getting it right. You all deserve an award for your tallies! Thank you.
Thanks also to office staff Tammy and Rhonda, Deb Lower, Rally Goddess Denise, Martin Hobbs, Joanne Nystorm, Marc Souliere, Wayne Doherty and Brian Curry for all the help. Roc, thanks for the beer!!!
Holly Ralph
Awards and Tallies Chair
There were one heck of a lot of toilets to keep clean and supplied with paper at this rally. I thinkg the Yankee Beemers did a marvelous job of keeping up with the demand. Thank you for a job well done.
My First Aid Volunteers worked so hard, that I would be negligent if I did not mention them by name. I will likely leave someone out, for that I appologize, if I left YOU out, let me know. Thanks especially to those who worked multiple shifts!
Hank Pfister (me) Chair
Pat Carol, CoChair
Larry Boothby, Memphis
Megan Posey, Conn.
Jonny Volk, Chicago
Doc Charlie
Corinne Lindquist
Jim Rife
Joel Worsley
Judy Gau, Cleveland
Lee Burns, NY
Katharina Bastian, Chicago
Karen Schwelnus, Indianapolis
Matt Parkhouse, Colorado
Ralph Baker, Sumpter SC
Sue Scouter, Sumpter SC
John Reymer, Mass
Jari Vodehnal, Houston
Mike Tippett, IL
Sandy and John LaFollette, Ohio
Marrea Mathews
Steve Makela, NY
Tom Rodney, NJ
Ann Marie Evans, Halifax NS
William Bray
John Lutz
Bill and Joyce Murar
John Luka
Tom Rooney
[QUOTE=Holly;699733]Many, many thanks to the wonderful volunteers who helped with awards and tallies this year. You all worked so cheerfully and were so dedicated to getting it right. You all deserve an award for your tallies! Thank you.[/QUOTE]
names, holly... we need names.
thank YOU for not going nutso on me when putting together the Closing Ceremonies data. :ha
[QUOTE=xp8103;699638]7300+ rally goers and only 50 treated for heat related problems? :scratch
That in itself is amazing.
Thanks for all you all did! :thumb[/QUOTE]
This is due the ice water volunteers, who kept those jugs full of ice water, in incredible heat. They never flinched from their duty, no matter the temperature, and we are grateful for their efforts.
I once heard someone who should have known say, "The Army can't set up and tear down a little city as quickly as the BMW MOA can". I think I agree with that statement.
The work of the volunteers who arrive early and stay late can't be applauded enough.
[QUOTE=Visian;699753]names, holly... we need names.[/QUOTE]
Ian are you mistaking me for someone organized like Tracy and Chris?
Here are the names of most of my wonderful volunteers. Apologies to anyone I've left out.
Susan Young
Marc St-Pierre
April Temple-Spears
Wayne Spears
Marylou Mortimer
Lynn Kromer
John Grief
Bob Behrens
Pat Behrens
Sigrid Sacknan
Mike Classing
Arla Hile
Lauren S.
Mike White
Donna Achebbre
Suzanne Weston
Sarah Berg
Deb Borer
Susan Stevens
Jim Pierce
Jim Green
Sue Herring
Sarah Bement
Beverly Ruffen
Claude Millette
Roy Pacitto
Cathy Portlock
Sue Sherback
Penny Henry
N. Lynn Hansen
Buff Butfiloski
Chuck Donmoyer
Larry Rocky
Richard Clegg
Deb Clegg
Glenn Harrison
Jim Stroud.
Thanks to you all for doing such a great job!
[QUOTE=Visian;699753]thank YOU for not going nutso on me when putting together the Closing Ceremonies data. :ha[/QUOTE]
You knew you were taking your life in your hands for daring to approach me when I was crunching numbers! Brave man!
Alain Kaldewaay
July 29, 2011
Gypsy Tour, GS Giant
2011, 39th Rally Bloomsburg, PA
Dear Reader and organizers:
Thank you so much for your generous time donation and organizing the 2011, 39th MOA Rally. As you all know, BMW riders and motorcycle families and individuals in our community love these types of events. ItÔÇÖs good for the economy and makes us all feels like we are part of one big motorcycle family. If it wasnÔÇÖt for the Gypsy Tour and GS Giant, I think we would have not joined you all, at this big event. We hope and anticipate that these events will continue onward.
Again thank you for your time donation and generous support to make this event happen. We hope to see you all next year at the GS Giant competitions.
Alain Kaldewaay
DAK Rider
I want to thank all the coffee drinkers who so graciously donated money for Camp Victory. Because of your generosity we raised $950.00. All of you deserve a big hug for your benevolence. See you next year at Sedalia. Sincerely, Deborah Parsons,Coffee Co-chair.:heart


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Last Chance: Ask your Representative to Support the DoD Parkinson's Research Program!
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With all of the fiscal challenges still facing federal funding, we need as strong of a bipartisan show of support for the DoD Parkinson's program as possible for Fiscal Year (FY) 2015. Your hard work helped to ensure that this program was fully funded this year at $16 million, but your voice is needed again.
Under the leadership of Representatives Carolyn Maloney (D-NY), Peter King (R-NY), and Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on Parkinson's Disease, a letter is circulating asking for $16 million in funding for the Department of Defense (DoD) Parkinson's research program in Fiscal Year (FY) 2015 – and we have just a few days left to get as many signatures of support as we can.
Please contact your Representative today and ask him or her to sign the letter in support of Parkinson's research at the DoD. The deadline to secure signatures is 5PM on Friday, March 28.
For those of you whose Representative has already signed on, please take this opportunity to say a word of thanks for their support.
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Here is the current list of signers:
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I work on my physical wellness almost everyday, so for the month of May, I am going to focus on my mental/emotional wellness…
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- No more verbal vomit to people other than my husband. I need to keep the verbal vomit within the confines of my family anyway. Never know who's going to spew MY vomit to others.
- Find 1 positive quote/thought and post it so that I can remember it and look at it as the day goes on.
- Make amends with those who I felt have wronged me or I have offended and move on.
- Participate in my own random acts of kindness challenge. More info to come.
Looking forward to May! What are your goals for the month?
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From Roger Cohen's editorial piece in today's Times—in response to the crash of the Polish delegation in Russian, but apropos of questions of vengeance and forgiveness raised in each of the three plays read this coming end of week in Wrestling with Angels.
My first thought, hearing of the Polish tragedy, was that history's gyre can be of an unbearable cruelty, decapitating Poland's elite twice in the same cursed place, Katyn.
My second was to call my old friend Adam Michnik in Warsaw. Michnik, an intellectual imprisoned six times by the former puppet-Soviet Communist rulers, once told me:"Anyone who has suffered that humiliation, at some level, wants revenge. I know all the lies. I saw people being killed. But I also know that revanchism is never ending. And my obsession has been that we should have a revolution that does not resemble the French or Russian, but rather the American, in the sense that it be for something, not against something. A revolution for a constitution, not a paradise. An anti-utopian revolution. Because utopias lead to the guillotine and the gulag."
Poland should shame every nation that believes peace and reconciliation are impossible, every state that believes the sacrifice of new generations is needed to avenge the grievances of history. The thing about competitive victimhood, a favorite Middle Eastern pastime, is that it condemns the children of today to join the long list of the dead.
For scarcely any nation has suffered since 1939 as Poland, carved up by the Hitler-Stalin nonaggression pact, transformed by the Nazis into the epicenter of their program to annihilate European Jewry, land of Auschwitz and Majdanek, killing field for millions of Christian Poles and millions of Polish Jews, brave home to the Warsaw Uprising, Soviet pawn, lonely Solidarity-led leader of post-Yalta Europe's fight for freedom, a place where, as one of its great poets, Wislawa Szymborska, wrote, "History counts its skeletons in round numbers" — 20,000 of them at Katyn.
It is this Poland that is now at peace with its neighbors and stable. It is this Poland that has joined Germany in the European Union. It is this Poland that has just seen the very symbols of its tumultuous history (including the Gdansk dock worker Anna Walentynowicz and former president-in-exile Ryszard Kaczorowski) go down in a Soviet-made jet and responded with dignity, according to the rule of law.
So do not tell me that cruel history cannot be overcome. Do not tell me that Israelis and Palestinians can never make peace. Do not tell me that the people in the streets of Bangkok and Bishkek and Tehran dream in vain of freedom and democracy. Do not tell me that lies can stand forever.
Ask the Poles. They know.
Envisioning the Next Iran: The Indispensable Interplay of Human Rights and Democracy
By Reza Pahlavi
Following is an extract of a speech given on March 27th at The International Society Of Human Rights conference in Bonn, Germany.
[With the Concert Reading of Benedictus just around the corner, this aptly appeared in a post on Huffington Post; so, adding it to the mix here as we'll probably add it to the mix for the cast to consider when they assemble in just over a week.]
The relentless pursuit of human rights is the essence of democracy. And, without democracy, human rights cannot, by definition, prevail.
With that premise in mind, the establishment of the clerical regime in Iran has grossly compromised both democracy and human rights. Since its inception, this regime has oppressed the Iranian people, and 2009 was one of the most challenging for millions of my compatriots — a year in which the world witnessed the most flagrant violations of both political and human rights of our citizens.
Yet every time the people attempt to in some way soften the regime, the results yield a swift and unforgiving government response. This is precisely why few would argue today that the thought of reforming this regime — whether it be a domestic attempt or a foreign expectation — has proven to be unrealistic and unattainable. The very nature of clerical leadership, the very essence of its existence is in direct conflict with the principles of democracy and human rights. This regime's survival depends on denying what the people of Iran demand for themselves. Thus, it is my longstanding belief that so long as this regime remains in power, Iran will not reverse its course.
So what is the alternative to Iran's clerical regime, and how would a new system uphold the indispensable principles of democracy and human rights? My vision of a future Iran is inseparable from these two interdependent ideals and principles.
I believe in a constitution that is predicated on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This Declaration has established a standard interpretation of all of the listed principles in addressing all of our social, cultural, religious and political concerns. As exhibited by the current regime, without a secular democratic system, the fundamental principles of the Declaration are difficult, if not impossible, to implement.
Ironically, Iran is the nation credited with the first-ever documented Declaration of Human Rights, dating back 3,000 years to the time of Cyrus the Great, the replica of which adorns the Great Hall of the United Nations. However my compatriots now yearn for their most basic human rights. In today's Iran, when an Iranian woman has half the right or voice of an Iranian man, equality is lacking. When a Kurdish or Balouch Sunni Moslem faces discrimination by a regime that denies him the right to erect a Sunni mosque, justice is lacking. Today, when an Iranian Jew or Bahai is been persecuted, simply because of his faith, freedom is lacking.
Which brings us to the next question: Where, in a new Iran, would religion exist? The ruling clerics have repeatedly accused those of us striving for a secular alternative of leading a campaign against religion. This is, of course, not true. On the contrary, it is in the interest of religion and the clergy itself to maintain a separation of religion from government. Separation allows the sustainable existence of both church and state. For years, many of Iran's high-ranking non-governmental clergy men have often attested to this fact. Today, Iran's traditional clerics lament about their loss of reverence and empty mosques. In fact, since the advent of Islam in Iran, the biggest harm done, not only to people, but to the faith itself, has been under this so-called Islamic regime - which I frankly prefer to call the anti-Islamic regime.
The reality is that the great majority of Iranians are no longer influenced by the desperate rhetoric of a regime that has lost both its political and religious legitimacy. Instead, they believe, like me, that we should move beyond this regime and secure our aspiration under a secular, democratic system of governance which will guarantee all that this regime has denied us as a nation.
Democracy and human rights for Iran is not just a slogan; it is our unique hope for salvation and long-term political stability. It is our enduring campaign to put our nation back on the track of modernity, progress and prosperity. Iranians have come a long way, particularly in this last century. We have paid a heavy price while learning valuable lessons. As such, we are stronger as a society, and perhaps clearer in our collective vision of a better future.
Yet my vision of a new Iran is not complete without reference to a final critical dynamic: the role of the international community, particularly that of western democracies. Campaigns of non-violent civil disobedience in many countries were ultimately successful as a result of tacit support from the free world. Today, Iranians expect, and I might add deserve, the same degree of commitment and support from democratic societies. Specifically, we expect the world to realize that the central issue for us is not the peripheral so called "nuclear issue," but in fact the question of human rights and political freedom, and lack thereof in Iran. There is no question that change will have to come at the hand of the Iranian people. But the cost could be heavily reduced as a result of the tacit participation of the international community. As Dr. Martin Luther King has said, "In the end we will forget the words of our enemies, but we will remember the silence of our friends."
For the full text as delivered at The International Society Of Human Rights conference in Bonn, please visit: http://www.rezapahlavi.com/speeches/?english&id=437


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"Rock and roll. Period." That's how singer/guitarist Matt Riggle has described the fourth album in just over four years by his band, 41 Gorgeous Blocks. And it hits that mark. Two guitars, bass, drums, vocals is a tried-and-true formula, but they can only be manipulated so many ways. Here the Grand Prairie quartet aims for a sound described in press materials as "fuller, cleaner, yet somehow even simpler." Compared to effects-smothered, high-pretension bands, it's a welcome change, a rock-and-roller in the vein of The Modern Lovers. Likewise, the lyrics--straightforward and candid, as when Riggle asks, "What can I do now when all I'm certain of is doubt?"--are simple, too. But sometimes the simple gets oversimplified. The guitar work is a bit elementary and "Brown was the color of her hair/ When she smiled, magic filled the air" doesn't live up to the high expectations 41 Gorgeous Blocks has set for itself in live shows and on previous albums. Still, Well, I Sorta Know How You Feel is a record of maturity about finding one's place in the world and making peace with getting older. Fitting for a band named after a passage from The Catcher in the Rye.


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Discover the world of wine in SoHo with friends and family!
Discover the world of wine in SoHo with friends and family!
Discover the world of wine in SoHo with friends and family!
Discover the world of wine in SoHo with friends and family!
A friendly, charismatic wine ambassador leads you to 3 hot spots, where you'll be welcomed to a reserved table, with wait staff standing by, ready to serve our pre-selected wines and appetizers. Learn how to taste, pair and buy with an intimate group of 12 guests.
Start: City Winery
Manhattan's first full-service winery, where wine enthusiasts can lay claim to a barrel in the basement and craft their own wine, from grape-to-bottle. Owner Michael Dorf, who also founded The Knitting Factory, brings Wine Country experience to Soho. Sip a glass of Prosecco when the tour begins, then enjoy 2 wines made right underfoot…flavors so fresh, raw, and vibrant.
2nd Stop: Galli
Enjoy wines from Italy or Spain as you learn the basics of wine tasting. Discover how to find a great value on a restaurant wine list. And, we'll tell you the dirtiest secret in the wine biz…when and how to ask for a discount!
Last stop: Comodo or Puro Wine
Finish your day with boutique wines from Argentina or Chile, paired with savory cuisine.
Pricing and Timing
SoHo, ahead of the curve, for $75? Your friends will be so jelly. Tour lasts a bit over two hours.
Below is an example of where we go and what we taste on a SoHo Wine Tour. Each tour tastes at least six wines and stops at three locations. Click on any of our wine tour stop locations to learn even more about them.
City Winery
Col Vetoraz Prosecco Brut,Veneto, Italy
City Winery Sohovingnon Blanc, Lake County, California
City Winery Spring Street Pinot Noir, Central Coast, California
Wild Mushroom & Pancetta Flatbreads
Avignonesi Vignola Sauvignon, Toscana, Italy
Nebbiolo d'Alba, Piedmont, Italy
Grilled Calamari or Bufala Mozzarella with GrapeVine Tomatoes and EVOO
Comodo or Puro Wine
Dos Minas Torrontes, Salta, Argentina
Xumek Sol Huarpe Syrah, San Juan, Argentina
Chipotle Braised Cochinita (pulled pork) & Bacon Torta
Tours start at City Winery
Address is 155 Varick St, New York, NY
Please make sure to arrive right on time!
- What is a City Wine Tour?
- City Wine Tours are walking tours that showcase specific city neighborhoods and premium wine destinations, such as upscale restaurants, luxury hotels and gourmet wine shops. At each destination, tour guests enjoy a private wine tasting. Tours last two hours and focus on wine tasting, wine pairing and wine history.
- Who gives these tours?
- City Wine Tours are led by our Wine Ambassadors. Our Ambassadors all hold advanced certifications in viticulture. They are dynamic and entertaining and help you have fun while tasting and learning about wine.
- How much wine is served?
- Over the course of the entire tour you will have the opportunity to taste up to 6 different varietals in the equivalent of 2-4 glasses of wine.
- What is the length of the tour?
- The tour lasts about two hours.
- How far will I walk?
- The total distance between all stops varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, but there is never more than 0.6 miles of walking on the tour. We walk at a leisurely pace on easy terrain.
- Is this a bus tour?
- No, guests walk short distances within specific neighborhoods. We can accommodate private group tours wishing to use buses.
- How many people are on each tour?
- In order to provide an intimate and comfortable wine experience group size is limited to 12 guests per tour.
- How should I dress for the tour?
- Please dress seasonally in comfortable casual to dressy-casual clothing and shoes.
- What will I learn on a City Wine Tour?
- Guests will learn details about the wines we taste, the locations we visit and the history of the neighborhood between stops.
- I live in the city. Is the tour still good for me?
- Absolutely! On our tours you enjoy experience VIP settings and wine tastings at upscale wine destinations.
- How often do tours run?
- Tours run 1-2 times a week in each location. Check our calendar for specifics.
- Do I need a reservation?
- Tickets must be purchased in advance. Tours sell out quickly so make sure to buy online or call our sales staff to make your reservations. We accept major credit cards including American Express.
- Is gratuity included?
- A City Wine Tour does not include gratuity in the cost of the ticket. We suggest a 15% - 20% tip if your are satisfied with your tour.
- Are private tours available?
- Absolutely! Check out our premium events page for tastings and exciting wine excursions.
- Is the tour handicap accessible?
- Most of the tours are wheelchair accessible. Please contact us directly if you are interested in taking the tour and have a disability.
- Can I bring a camera?
- Absolutely! If you get some good images please post them on our Facebook page.
- Can I bring children on the tour?
- We love kids, but this is not the tour for them. 21+ only is strictly enforced.
- What is the cancellation policy for City Wine Tours?
- Because of the high demand for these tours, tickets are non-refundable. Once purchased and scheduled, tickets cannot be refunded or rescheduled. Tickets are privately transferrable.
- What is your weather policy?
- Tours take place rain or shine. In the rare situation that we are forced to cancel the event, tours will be rescheduled or refunded.
- Are gift cards purchased for Boston wine tours redeemable for wine tours in New York?
- Yes, we will apply the purchase price of any gift card towards any public tour ticket.
- Is this a sightseeing tour?
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At least we knew the Giants had big-time talent on the defensive line. We knew they'd be pretty good on the O-line, though David Diehl was a question mark at left tackle. We knew the running game would be pretty good, the receivers fine, the special teams OK.
But the secondary worried us from day one. Sam Madison looked like he had lost a step, or two, with his early season play. We were very close to labeling Corey Webster a second-round bust. And our concerns were brought to life when Webster was benched after week three in favor of another recent high-round pick, rookie Aaron Ross.
Ross became one of the real bright spots in the Giants' season. But he made some rookie mistakes, like that time he missed curfew leading to the Jets' game, and Madison still had shaky moments.
Then Madison gets hurt in the New England game, Webster starts the wild-card game at Tampa Bay and shuts down Joey Galloway. Just to prove it's no fluke, Webster does a good job on Terrell Owens. And just to prove he wasn't taking advantage of a gimpy Owens, Webster comes back from getting toasted by Donald Driver early in the Packers game to make the interception that leads to the Giants' overtime win.
Webster's been unbelievable. Who better typifies a Giants team that doesn't get down after making mistakes?
Then there's Madison, who came back and played a solid game – minus the 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty – at Green Bay after missing the previous two playoff games with an abdominal injury.
And don't forget R.W. McQuarters. Talk about a guy who gets back up after being knocked down. Don't forget, McQuarters started the opener before playing primarily in nickel and dime situations. So he dealt with all kinds of roles this season.
He has late-game interceptions to clinch the first two playoff games, including an acrobatic grab against Tampa Bay, then almost fumbles away the Packers game. We might be thinking a bit differently about R.W. had one of those Packers recovered his fumbled punt return late in regulation. But Domenik Hixon made a clutch recovery and McQuarters was saved.
He's another one of those guys who will never go to a Pro Bowl but has tremendous influence in the locker room. He's a 10-year veteran and, just like Madison, spends a lot of time helping players such as Webster and Ross learn the nuances of the pro game, on and off the field.
Madison was one of the people most disappointed when Ross missed curfew. Madison talked about Ross' need to focus on doing the right thing for the sake of himself and the team, and you can bet Madison spent a lot of time counseling Ross on the matter.
All in all, the secondary has become a hodgepodge of youth and experience, a mix of great talent and average talent. But it's a group that has worked tremendously hard to improve each week, and the results have shown.
Balancing act – Ahmad Bradshaw's balance is as good as any young back I've ever seen. This guy has an incredible ability to withstand hits, be three-quarters of the way on the ground and stay upright on his way to a long run.
He did that on his 88-yard TD run against Buffalo, when he broke through the line, got hit and almost went down, stayed up and went much of the rest of the way untouched.
Bradshaw is on his way to becoming a special back if he stays healthy and keeps the right attitude. Because this guy doesn't only break tackles. He can run away from defenders. And that's a combination that gets you in the Pro Bowl.
The Giants might wind up being in a dilemma if they have to choose between Bradshaw and Brandon Jacobs and/or Derrick Ward. I think Bradshaw's the most talented back of the three. But I love the way Jacobs and Ward can wear down defenses as well.
I like the way the Giants are having Bradshaw and Jacobs complement each other. It's an ideal scenario for Giants fans. The question is whether one of them at some point demands a larger role. Will all three backs be happy sharing the load next season?
Or will the Giants eventually have to choose one or two between the three? And I haven't even mentioned Reuben Droughns, who has been buried on the bench lately.
It's a nice problem for the Giants to have at the moment. Hopefully trying to satisfy three or four backs doesn't present a real problem in the future.
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As You Like It
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The Nutcracker
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The Knights with Special Guest Star
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Architectural Masterpieces: Italy
Italy: Ancient Colosseum and Pantheon in Rome; Byzantine San Vitale in Ravenna; Romanesque "Leaning Tower" of Pisa; the Duomo of Florence; Baroque Saint Peter's in Rome: Italian engineering ingenuity.
February 6th - February 7thWATCH VIDEOBUY TICKETS
Koresh Dance Company
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February 11th at 12:15pmBUY TICKETS
Architectural Masterpieces: France
France: Medieval churches of Vezelay and Notre-Dame-de-Paris; island monastery of Mont Saint-Michel; Renaissance chateaux of Chambord and Chenonceau; Baroque palace of Versailles and Louis XIV: refined French elegance.
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Backhausdance "Elasticity of the Almost" Family Show
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March 6th at 7:30pmBUY TICKETS
American Showstoppers: Irving Berlin
Fred Barton and his Orchestra will bring an entire century of Irving Berlin's greatest songs to life once more.
March 8th at 3:00pmBUY TICKETS
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Praised by the New York Times as "nimble of voice, body and spirit," soprano Anna Christy continues to impress and delight audiences with an extraordinary blend of sparkling voice, powerful stage presence, and innate musicality.
March 13th at 7:30pmBUY TICKETS
American Ballet Theatre Studio Company
This classical ensemble of 12 outstanding dancers will perform works by master choreographers August Bournoville, Marius Petipa, Sir Kenneth MacMilan, Anthony Tudor, and George Balanchine.
March 20th at 7:30pmWATCH VIDEOBUY TICKETS
The Nile Project
The Nile Project collective brings together young master musicians from throughout the Nile Basin to create new music that weaves together the pointed melodies and deep grooves of Ethiopia with the Arab classical traditions of Egypt and Sudan.
March 21st at 2:00pmWATCH VIDEOBUY TICKETS
Peking Acrobats Family Show
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March 21st at 7:30pmWATCH VIDEOBUY TICKETS
Peking Acrobats
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March 22nd at 7:30pmBUY TICKETS
Ghazal Ensemble: Shujaat Husain Khan and Kayhan Kalhor
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March 26th - March 28thWATCH VIDEOBUY TICKETS
TAKE Dance: There and Here
Former Paul Taylor Dancer,Takehiro Ueyama, celebrates the 10th anniversary season of his company, TAKE Dance with this World Premiere event!
April 2nd at 7:30pmBUY TICKETS
Rock & Roll Africa: Tal National
Hugely popular West African rockers Tal National hail from the small West African nation of Niger.
April 17th at 7:30pmBUY TICKETS
Gracias a la Vida: The Rebel Spirit of Violeta Parra
A historic multi-generational tribute to Violeta Parra, the most important singer, songwriter and storyteller in the history of Chile.
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Brooklyn's own Clara Bow stars in this iconic flapper story from the Roaring 20s.
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A Broadway Superstar for more than 30 years, Patti LuPone is a two-time Tony Award Winner.
May 14th - May 16thBUY TICKETS
Don Quixote
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Class shot from day one of the workshop in Peoria.
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* Early version of my column on the playoff, which will be published in Wednesday's editions of the Merc and Bay Area News Group publications //…
College football has answered the prayers of frustrated fans everywhere. (It only took a century!) This season, the national champion will be determined by the same method used in every other major sport: A playoff.
Four teams will participate in semifinals hosted by the Rose and Sugar bowls on New Year's Day, with the winners advancing to the final in Cowboys Stadium.
It sure seems like a grand and glorious development, but be careful what you wish for.
Will the four-team playoff be an improvement on the Bowl Championship Series? There are more skeptics within the sport's halls of power than you might think, but let's take a cautiously optimistic view – yes, the playoff will be an improvement on the BCS.
Is it the ideal solution? No, it is not.
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Green Day front man Billie Joe Armstrong did not take kindly to having his set at the iHeartRadio Music Festival cut short last night in Las Vegas ... so he went on an expletive-laden rant on stage before smashing his guitar and storming off.
According to reports, the show was running 25 minutes behind schedule and rather than let the show run longer, organizers decided to cut down Green Day's set.
When given the one minute warning, Armstrong went ballistic, screaming, "I'm not Justin Bieber, you motherf**kers! You gotta be f**king joking. I got one minute, one minute left. Now I got nothing left. Let me show you what one minute f**king means" ... before slamming his guitar into the ground.
It's unclear why Armstrong invoked Bieber's name -- he didn't perform last night and is not scheduled to appear at the festival tonight either.
He used Justin Biebers name because justin bieber is just a manufactured puppet; he is the human equivalent to selling barbie dolls to girls aged 6-14yrs
run yourself off a cliff already
Hell yea, go Billy Joe Armstrong! I'm surprised at all the hate for this guy and Green Day. I used to listen to them religiously but also faded out of them, but they are still punk rock legends! There are virtually NO bands left these days, it's all pop/techno performers. I actually loved American Idiot and see them live then, I just haven't listened to them much since then.
This is how rock and roll stars live. Like other people said these guys used to do this kind of **** on a weekly basis in their old days. They were a VERY wild band. They've mellowed down a bit but this shows they still don't give a **** and that is what is great about them. I'm gonna go buy their new album now after watching this, it's good to see the old schoolers taking a stand against today's ****ty pop music!
Destroyed your guitar hunh?
That will really fix'em.
Eat a cookie, relax dude.
Poor Biebs. He's prbly like "how did *I* get dragged into this?"
I'm assuming you've never been to a Green Day concert?
I don't know why he's hating on Justin Beiber, he makes the same crappy commercial music .
"t's unclear why Armstrong invoked Bieber's name" are you guys in TMZ stupids, dumbs ,idiots or all at once? he's making a point that he's not an untalented guy just jumping on stage as a monkey like the canadian pipsqueak.


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Another Sydney Adventure.
The "Adventures" series is just a bit about my adventures as a beauty blogger like traveling and attending events! Part 1
Whilst Sydney is a little fast paced for my liking there is no denying that I love the place. For one I still get that warm buzzy "I'm an Australian" feeling inside when I see the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Most importantly though it is beauty event city which I LOVE.
Last week I had the pleasure of attending the Benefit Fake Up launch. As most of you probably know I'm already a bit of a Benefit fan, the Hoola bronzer, High Beam, Posie Tint, They're real, Watts Up, Benetint, I could go on for hours. So naturally being a benefit fan + a beauty blogger a new product is bound to excite me. (I haven't actually tried a Benefit concealer before!)
Photo: Benefit Cosmetics.
The event was held at the Benefit Boutique in Paddington and was everything you would ever expect from Benefit. Shirtless waiters in bow ties, Dr Feelgood and a short theater act from the Benefit Australia team, which was a little different but we all secretly enjoyed it and it gave us all a good laugh.
Photo: Benefit Cosmetics. Dr. Feelgood also known as Justin Fullerton General Brand Manager Australia and Professor Pink who also goes by the name of Sara Botwood the Global Vice President of training for Benefit
Benefit claims the new concealer is hydrating for up to six hours (thanks to the hydrating ring around the concealer which contains vitamin E & apple seed extract ) and will not crease. It reportedly instantly hides dark circles, diffuses fine lines and gives silky smooth coverage. Some pretty big claims there so I am interested to see if the product lives up to it. So far it seems quite good.
Photo: Beauty Directory. The new concealer launching April 20th for $35.
Appetizers and cocktails circulated around the event and me having the sweet tooth that I do went straight for the AMAZING cupcakes (I secretly might of eaten a few to many) and the delicious, refreshing apple sorbet.
Photo: Lather Rinse Rpt Instagram, yummy cupcakes!
We all left with cute Benefit makeup bags filled with some of their best sellers (They're real and POREfessional, it should come as no surprise I have tried both before!) and the new concealer. I had an amazing time (huge thank you to Maxed Thomas PR & Benefit for having me!) and it was a great event, well worth the trip!
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In order to find new sustainable materials, Ford has produced a test vehicle using fabric made out of Coca-Cola's PlantBottle Technology material. The Coca-Cola Company and Ford Motor Company unveiled Nov. 15 a Ford Fusion Energi plug-in hybrid vehicle with Coca-Cola PlantBottle Technology interior fabric surfaces covering seat cushions, seat backs, head restraints, door panel […]+ Read More
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The Right Wine to Serve
While we're on the subject of wine, having just discussed the merits of putting wine in kegs, here's an interesting infographic from WineFolly.com.
It tries to simplify the centuries-old challenge of knowing which wine to serve with a given meal. Is chenin blanc the right wine to serve with fish at your next event? Find out above.
The infographic creators also come clean on the secret your parents—and most event planners—always knew…nothing pairs well with brussels sprouts.


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What to drink with four year old sardines?
- rworange Mar 18, 2010 12:47 PM
Have some aged sardines. More info here
What to eat with four year old sardines?
Not sure what to drink.
In a long ago post about sardines someone mentioned they liked non-alcoholic lemonade with sardines because of their affinity with citrus. i'm thinking maybe something with lemon notes.
Then again a sparkling wine might work. That would be half-way to my inclination to drink beer (post is on the beer board for beer suggestions) The vino verde suggestion would be good as they usually have a slight fizz.
I'd probably try an older (e.g. 1998) Riesling Spätlese and have something very strong-fish-friendly such as a Vinho Verde, Txacolina, Sancerre, or Provençal rosé ready as a backup if the Riesling turned out to be overpowered by the sardines.
Malox or Pepto! LOL! Only kidding, but I too like the sweet white idea, and would go with a riesling. Another good option would be the Roussanne/Marsanne blend from Peay. -mJ
re: SteveTimko
The couple of times I've tried that I didn't quite get that wine. Interesting but didn't seem worth the big bucks to me.
re: Robert Lauriston
$25 is hardly big bucks.
I love the stuff, but there can be bottle variation.
Someone sent me this link to a great blog about sardines. I've referred to this blog many times on Chowhound but forgot the blogger pairs food and beverages with each can of sardines. Here's some ideas from that site
The sweet wine thing might work. Here's what the blogger said aout 07 Chateau de la Fessardiére Muscadet ... uh, that is a sweet wine, right?
"I tried to find a wine from a bit closer to Vendée ... This is a wonderful wine from the North Coastal region. A bit bigger than I imagined, but a perfect pairing for our Tin Course. Dry, Crisp, and Yummy."
Other wines tried ... good and bad so I know what to eliminate
- White dry Marsannay from Burgandy
- Paco & Lola Albariño.
- 2007 Tomero Torrontes. Mendoza, Argentina
What I got of out this is a direction. I'm thinking if Albariño and i happen to cross paths today I may get a bottle of that. Definately picking up some sweet wine. My budget is more Grocery Outlet than Kermit Lynch so lots if this is just a guide
re: rworange
Muscadet is dry and tart. 2007 might be a bit old.
Lots of Albariño at Spanish Table. Torrontes has a similar profile at a lower price point. Fruity, aromatic, dry, good with just about any seafood.
You might try Oddlots on San Pablo. The owner can give you good advice.
re: rworange
Young Muscadet is one of the driest wines out there. I think you're thinking of Muscat.
Muscadet is as cheap as the low teens at K&L.
But good Muscadet does age. I had one last week.
1993 Domaine de la Louvetrie (Landron & Fils) Muscadet de Sèvre-et-Maine Sur Lie Le Fief du Breil - France, Loire Valley, Pays Nantais, Muscadet de Sèvre-et-Maine (3/11/2010)
This was nice and quite a bit different than other Muscadets I've had. Its age is betrayed by the honey color of the wine. There's still a tanginess to the wine, but it is quite rounded, which Larry notes is to be expected with a 17-year-old wine. On the nose, I get lemon drops and some other candy. On the palate I get some minerality but more lime than lemon. Good finish but no as long as the Franken Silvaner that accompanied it. Aged Muscadet rocks.
Thanks for all the wonderful suggestions. Never did get to Spanish Table, though I might pick up the Albariño tommorrow. I am certain i will have quite a lot of sardines left over.
in general, beer worked better
I was a little hesitant about a Riesling because my experience is that it is either great or swill. Since I hang with lower-priced wines, my Riesling experience is usually swill.
Of the wines I chose
Espiral vinho verdets
Trader Joe-san sparkling sake
Tierra Brisa Malbec. 2008 Argentina (I had it in the house)
The sweet sparkling sake was the winner. The malec was fine ... being neither nasty nor great.
A few years back I was on a vinho verde kick, so I can tell a good one from a bad one. The Espiral wasn't v v greatness, but it was pretty good in that wine category. However, it was awful with sardines. It brought out all sorts of ugly fishy flavors, made the olive oil taste awful, and visa versa. The sardines made the wine lousy.
Aged or new, the pairing of sardines to wine was the same for both.
You've got sound recommendations on the pairing, so let me ask a more important question: do you really want to eat these sardines?
Just wonderin...if not, I'll trade you for some quail :-)
Work and lack of inspiration -- which surely has something to do with my not being a canned sardine person (nothing against them; it just never occurs to me to buy them) -- have kept me from replying. And I'd keep quiet except for the fact that whenever I see this thread, I think of Sherry, which no one has mentioned. Obviously I haven't put it to the test, but it seems to me that something like a top-drawer Manzanilla might work quite well with these vintage canned fish.


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Ive posted this in other blogs looking for a fix but its a strange one I cant figure out and Ive been tweaking computers since the Commodore Vic 20 days. ...
Ok at boot up on my self built machine after the initial windows 7 logo I get a black screen with movable cursor. Its sort of started about 2 weeks ago after I started using a hdmi cable for my second monitor.DVI for my main screen. Ive tried re installing windows both ways keeping files and a format re install and its still doing it. To get around it I have to boot into bios and change my boot sequence to another hard drive (I have 3,one with Windows 7 on it). When I change it to boot from another hard drive naturally it says bootmgr missing hit shft control alt del to restart. So I do and then go back into bios and change it back the way it was booting to the hard drive with windows 7 on it and it starts right up like everything is normal. It runs just fine after that, plays games,apps internet everything is normal. But when i shut it down completely and start it fresh it goes back to black screen with cursor again. Ive never had this problem but there is alot in this online. I have all the latest drivers including video driver 10.7 ATI. This is strange It must be something to do with using a HDMI out or video driver related I think. I cant find any viruses or spyware and no other conflicts with any device. No usb drive is attached. Also I can load into safe mode too thats not an issue. Anyone know whats the deal?? Thanks for your help!
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Creating an "Aria" outfit.
This outfit shows a typical Aria style; the girlie bold print dress with dark colouring, mixed with one of Aria's staple pieces; a leather jacket to show her edgy side, along with boots to vamp up the look. Throw on some knee high socks for a warmer feel in the chilly autumn months, and a feathered necklace that Aria would wear to bring out her bohemianism. The light grey bag with studs once again adds an edgier feel. Using simple steps like this really creates an Aria feeling outfit! :)
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One of our state senators stands with Cliven Bundy and he wants everyone to know.
I stand with Clive Bundy! #statesrights
— Ronald Rabin (@SenatorRabin) April 12, 2014
So what does it mean to stand with Cliven Bundy? Here's what Right-wing Ron is standing with:
- Land squatting: Bundy thinks that federal land is for his private benefit. For years he legally grazed his cattle on federal land, but in the early 1990s, the feds told him he (and others) couldn't do that any more because they wanted to protect an endangered tortoise species. Bundy ignored them. He treated our public land as his own.
- Bombers? No one ever took responsibility for 3 mid-1990s bombings at a US Forest Service office but a whole lot of people think it might have been anti-fed ranchers "sending a message".
- Threats and intimidation:
"I'm concerned about the safety of my employees," says Jim Nelson, Forest Service district manager for Nevada. "They can't go to church in these communities without having someone say something. Their kids are harassed in school. Stores and restaurants are not serving them."
- Lawlessness: Bundy and some of his neighbors don't recognize federal government authority. They continue to graze their cattle on our land after being repeatedly told that's illegal. "No grazing" signs are destroyed. Bundy had numerous warnings that his cattle were going to be impounded, and court orders were issued allowing the impoundment and ordering him not to interfere with the impoundment.
- Tax evasion: Bundy reportedly owes about $1 million in taxes and fees that he refuses to pay. Impounding his cattle was estimated to cost us taxpayers another $1 million.
- Armed insurrection: Wing nuts gathered on a bridge [photo in the cited article] with loaded weapons, including several assault rifles, anticipating an armed battle with federal agents. Yep, they fully intended to shoot officers of the law.
Yes, Ron Rabin stands with Cliven Bundy. Ron Rabin thinks it's a good thing to have people aim loaded assault rifles at federal officers with the intent to shoot and kill them.
Harnett, Johnston and Lee counties must be so proud!
States rights?
We know that the lunatic fringe continues to become the mainstream of the Republican party. The nullification nuts seem to be popping up more frequently.
They typically scream about "states rights" and refuse to recognize federal authority.
But it occurs to us that some of these folks didn't hate the federal government so much when Bush was president.
"What I see from the folks who are opposing our agenda is whining coming from losers." -- Thom Tillis
Koch brothers, John Birch Society, ALEC ... and Bundy
Looks like the Koch brothers and ALEC have a connection to Bundy. Hint: It has to do with getting rid of the EPA.
So ...
Senator Rabin supports armed insurrection against the government?
The last time I checked that was called "Treason".
That would be
kind of contrary to his oath of office, wouldn't it?
"What I see from the folks who are opposing our agenda is whining coming from losers." -- Thom Tillis
Ask him ....
Bundy the racist
We already knew he was a deadbeat and a criminal who foments armed insurrection against the government, and now we know Cliven Bundy is a racist.
"I want to tell you one more thing I know about the Negro," Bundy said, "and in front of that government house the door was usually open and the older people and the kids – and there is always at least a half a dozen people sitting on the porch – they didn't have nothing to do. They didn't have nothing for their kids to do. They didn't have nothing for their young girls to do.
"And because they were basically on government subsidy, so now what do they do?" Bundy continued. "They abort their young children, they put their young men in jail, because they never learned how to pick cotton. And I've often wondered, are they better off as slaves, picking cotton and having a family life and doing things, or are they better off under government subsidy? They didn't get no more freedom. They got less freedom."
Still standing with Bundy, Ron Rabin?
"What I see from the folks who are opposing our agenda is whining coming from losers." -- Thom Tillis
Will wonders never cease?
Apparently feeling the heat from Cliven Bundy's outrageous racist remarks, Ronny now says:
Bundy has gone too far in his remarks. I no longer support his cause. I judged the situation too quickly. #honestmistake
— Ronald Rabin (@SenatorRabin) April 25, 2014
We have several thoughts and comments about Ron's tweet. For now at least, we'll just hold them.
"What I see from the folks who are opposing our agenda is whining coming from losers." -- Thom Tillis
Rabin's a Fox viewer
He must be taking his cue from Fox News. Hannity denounced the remarks and Fox finally broke its silence about Bundy's tirade on their website yesterday evening.
Of course he is
He and the crowd he hangs with get all of their false information from Fox News, Wing Nut Daily, Daily Caller, Rush and Breitbart.
"What I see from the folks who are opposing our agenda is whining coming from losers." -- Thom Tillis
Joe Langley is running for
Joe Langley is running for this seat. He is a good man with a solid resume. I would urge everyone to support his candidacy. He does have a primary opponent, Mr. Clark, who is a fringe candidate, but Joe is the viable option to Rabin. I don't do facebook but here is a link to his page. https://www.facebook.com/JoeLangleyforNCSenate
I'm a moderate Democrat.


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Magical alcohol spray gets you drunk in an instant, but it only lasts for a little while
If you want to get moderately drunk for only a short period of time… if actually drinking seems like too much for you, there's now an alcohol spray available in Europe that will get you tipsy with a single spritz. The downside is that the drunkenness only lasts for a few minutes, so you'll have to keep spritzing to keep up with your friends.
Designer Phillipe Starck and scientist David Edwards of "Le Whif" chocolate fame (what's with this guy and putting things in aerosol cans?) have introduced an alcohol spray called Wahh Quantum Sensations. The spray gets you momentarily drunk with, supposedly, no side effects — it delivers 0.075 milliliters of alcohol per dose. So it's for people who want to be drunk without drinking and only for a short time?
Sounds like a potentially severe threat to America's youth. But don't worry: it's currently only available in Europe where a 21-shot cans costs 20 euro (US$26).
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