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To the Editor: I was pleased to read Dr. Goldfinger's discussion of the "knowing-doing gap" in the December issue (1). It has long been clear to me that although we do not know as much as we would like to about mental illnesses and their treatment, the people we care for would experience significantly better outcomes if we implemented all that we do know. Dr. Goldfinger noted the lack of use of evidence-based practices concerning medications, housing for homeless individuals, case management, and adherence strategies. I would add limited availability of supported employment services, psychoeducation for families, integrated treatment for individuals with comorbid substance use disorders and general medical disorders, mental health and drug courts, and peer support in both formal mental health treatment settings and complementary services.
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Updated: November 11, 2011 2:11PM
When Elmo starts talking up science education, you know it's time to listen.
American schoolchildren continue to fall behind in international math and science rankings, a troubling prospect for our nation's ability to compete in the global economy. It threatens, as well, to further dumb down the level of public discourse on important science-based public policy issues, such as global warming.
Now Sesame Street is stepping up to do something about it. On Monday, the debut of the show's 42nd season, Sesame Street introduced a new emphasis on so-called STEM skills — science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Elmo, Grover, Bert, Ernie and the rest of crowd will be building bridges, launching rockets and generally talking the language of science — theories and hypotheses and the like.
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Sesame Street's science agenda couldn't come at a better time.
More than 40 percent of college students who start out majoring in science, technology, engineering or mathematics switch to something else before they graduate, says the Assocation of American Universities, which recently launched an initiative to fix that.
Equally alarming. according to the highly respected Program for International Student Assessment, 15-year-old students in the U.S. rank only 17th in science and 25th in math out of 34 industrialized countries.
The United States lags far behind countries such as South Korea, Finland, China and Canada.
How much does that matter? Plenty.
The Paris-based organization that compiles the rankings, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, estimates that if the U.S. were to boost its average score of 500 by just 25 points over the next 20 years, the U.S. economy would grow by $41 trillion over the lifetime of the generation born in 2010.
A better grasp by Americans of how good science works also would make it tougher for bad science to do harm.
Efforts to force the pseudo-science of creationism into biology classes might finally — 86 years after the Scopes Monkey Trial — be put to rest.
The cherry-picking science of global warming deniers might be dismissed.
Frightened parents might quit worrying that childhood vaccines will make their children autistic. The one 1998 study that made the link has been revealed as an elaborate fraud, while hundreds of other studies have found absolutely no link.
And fearmongering statements, bereft of science, made by would-be national leaders might scare nobody at all.
We're thinking here, of course, of Republican presidential primary candidate Michele Bachmann, who warned a couple of weeks ago that an enormously effective and safe vaccine against cervical cancer is actually "very dangerous" and could cause mental retardation.
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Sexual slavery victims from eight countries hold demonstration in TokyoUpdated: 2014-06-03 06:28:07 KST
Victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery, from eight countries, rallied in front of the Japanese Diet's lower house on Monday, calling on politicians in the country to settle the unresolved issue.
On the sidelines of the twelfth Asian Solidarity Meeting in Tokyo, around three-hundred former comfort women, their families and civic activists showed up for the demonstration, along with foreign embassy officials from 18 countries.
"In today's rally, there were grandmothers who visited Japan, for the first time, to speak about the horrific atrocities they have experienced."
The Korean Council said that the participants submitted an appeal, asking Tokyo to acknowledge that Japan set up and administered military brothels during World War II.
They are seeking an apology and compensation for the victims, and that future generations are educated about the historical atrocity so that it never occurs again.
"It was another opportunity to push the Japanese government to acknowledge their past wrongdoings and provide compensation through legal means."
Following the public protest, victims will speak in front of seven universities in Tokyo, on Tuesday and Wednesday, to inform younger generations that are unaware of Japan's history.
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CAIRO (AP) - Egypt's vice president is reaching out to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and other opposition groups in an attempt to try to calm an anti-government upheaval.
It's part of Omar Suleiman's new offer of sweeping concessions including press freedom and an eventual end to hated emergency laws that have been in place for decades.
But the youthful protesters filling Cairo's main square say they're not represented and are united in rejecting any form of negotiations until President Hosni Mubarak steps down. The protesters are skeptical the government will keep any promises to reform and say they'll maintain their pressure.
Opening talks with the Muslim Brotherhood is a tacit recognition by the regime of its key role in the ongoing protests as well as their wide popular base.
The Brotherhood is the country's largest opposition group. It aims to create an Islamic state in Egypt and that's a key concern of the U.S. and its ally Israel who fear the group will emerge as the dominant political force in a post-Mubarak Egypt.
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EDINBURG - The Hidalgo County judge says it is not necessary for President Obama to visit the Rio Grande Valley to witness the current immigration crisis.
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One day after Tiger Woods became a single man ... Rachel Uchitel -- the mistress who wants him back -- spent her Tuesday flaunting the goods on a beach in Malibu.
As we previously reported, Uchitel told a very close friend that she's willing to "give up everything" to get back with Tiger.
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GROSS ><><< !! She's turned into a beached whale .
Tiger can do better off craigslist and $200 .,lol
FATTY. Lots of Celulite too. Not all that bad, but not as hot as my babe.
someone should tell her she looks awful from behind and she's too old for a bikini!
Doggie style, no problem.
BLECH....This chick is so beat, sorry but I don't know what Tiger saw in her, her fake weave and boob job sure doesn't help much. I guess chasing married men for cash can wear a chick down...Apparently when you take a lot of Ambein it makes people look better...
oh, for a minute there I though that was Tara Reed's rump lol
I was never a fan of the lip injections and fake boob look, the rest is fine...but Tiger can do a lot better.
Lazy ass.
Man, her entire body is giving in to gravity. Quickly. Ick.
And #11/Sono-- Tiger DID do better... he was MARRIED to her. He's just too stupid to realize it.
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PARTIES: Halloween Weekend Roundup
The weekend started, of course, on Friday night, and the fact that Alber Elbaz didn't exactly grow up with Halloween—"We don't really have it France," he admitted—does not in any way deter him from throwing a spectacular star-studded fete in honor of the holiday. The blowout, held in Lanvin's new outpost on Madison Avenue, encompassed all three floors of the store where the stunning black-and-white floor was strewn with Mylar confetti; mirrored coffee tables were cluttered with half-drunk cocktails, and guests like Anne Hathaway, Vanessa von Bismarck (in her mother's Courrèges coat), Janet Jackson, and Jacquelyn Jablonski. If the designer looked like the cheeriest Count Dracula this side of Transylvania, he had good reason: "It's our first store in New York, and it's not like we're opening a new store every other day!"
Looking back, it was smart for Mr. Elbaz to claim Friday night because Saturday night was so packed—where should one start? Our suggestion was to head over to Alison Sarofim's epic annual costume party on Bank Street that beckoned the likes of Shala Monroque, Olya Thompson, and Hope Atherton. Next stop was across the water at MoMA's PS1 in Long Island City, where Visionaire tossed a candle-strewn fete packed wall-to-wall with models like Anouck Lepère, Daria Werbowy, Jac, Mirte Maas (dressed fully out of character as a nerd), and Jacquelyn Jablonksi. Back in Manhattan and headed far west, the top of The Standard Hotel was dubbed "Heaven and Hell" (the invitation asked revelers to "choose their fate") and the tantalizing decision drew out Lauren Santo Domingo and her husband, Andrés, as well as Prabal Gurung and Genevieve Jones.
NOSTALGIA: Dressing Up With Vogue
With Halloween fast approaching, we decided to take a closer look at the whole idea of dressing up—and how better to do that than flipping through some of our favorite, fantastical fashion portfolios shot exclusively for Vogue magazine over the years? From Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette to Karolina Kurkova as Marilyn Manson to Natalia Vodianova dressing up as Alice from Alice in Wonderland, we hope you find a little inspiration in these images—just don't fall too far down the rabbit hole…


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"Clos Fourtet is on a roll, having produced a stunning wine in 2003, and an even more brilliant effort in 2005. Stephane Derenoncourt, the consulting oenologist, has plenty with which to work given the fact that this is a relatively large vineyard (50 acres) planted with 85% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc as well as a small amount of Cabernet Sauvignon. The inky/blue/purple-colored 2005 boasts an exceptional perfume of acacia flowers, blackberry and blueberry liqueur, graphite, scorched earth, and background oak. The wine possesses a full-bodied texture and abundant quantities of stunningly pure black fruits. The result is a sumptuous St.-Emilion of great concentration, intensity, and overall balance. This prodigious effort looks set for 25-30 years of evolution. Utterly awesome! "
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"Good deep red-ruby. Reduced nose offers redcurrant, plum, coffee and smoke. Sweet, lush and creamy on entry, then chewy and tactile if a bit closed in the middle, with suggestions of darker fruits and mocha. Impressively broad on the back, showing a serious wave of finishing fruit, but the tannins are a bit sullen today. Give this very lush, long wine at least seven or eight years of cellaring."
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Saint-Emilion's limestone plateau produces some of the appellations's most illustrious wines, and Clos Fourtet has an enviable location there. The 20 hectares of vines are situauted around a stately manor house built just before the French Revolution. This is on the very outskirts of the medieval town of Saint-Emilion. The chateau's underground cellars are perfect for aging...Read More About Clos Fourtet
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A region named after the charming, quaint historical town in Bordeaux, St-Émilion is situated on the right bank of Bordeaux. It's grapes of choice are Merlot and Cabernet Franc (called Bouchet on the right bank). The region has its own classification system, updated and revised every few years. Two of the hottest chateaux...Read More About St-Emilion
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Knitting all over the streets of Melbourne
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Crafty Crafters meets for the first time this Wednesday (2pm-4pm, in the Holy Spirit). Bring along a project to work on or start a fresh project from our resources (instruction given if needed).
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And now for something a little different… Oh hell yeah spinning is a photoblog devoted to the art of wool/yarn production, its problems, inspiration, Alpaca appreciation (because they're awesome) & even advice on how to get started in spinning your own wool.
So for those who spin, work with yarn, or just appreciate its beauty, give this blog a look and follow!
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Today I will take the day off from all school related activities and work on this scarf. My sister in law asked me to knit one and I'm like five inches from finishing. Knitting is the most relaxing activity… There is something magical about the movement of your fingers and slow breathing. *sigh* After I'm finished with this scarf I will be ready to knit my very first hat. I just need to get the special size needles and just knit away!
I want to go watch the movie Chronicle, Roger Ebert gave it 3.5 stars. Señor Ebert and I usually agree on our ratings so perhaps we will go do that tonight. I am almost done reading The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest but I'm putting it off out of my selfish attachment to Lisbeth Salander. I don't want her out of my life. Just not yet.
Today shall be a productive day full of activities to keep the anxieties away.
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Here is our blue owl case !
This one was made for a special order. As you can see, you can choose the colors and the size you want for you phone case. You just need to send us an email in order to give us all the details. Let me remind you our email adress : knittin.needle [!at] gmail.com
As always, the case is made with knitted wool and the owl with felt. You can close the cover with a little botton on the back.
To order it, go check our website HERE !
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Submitted by possumsloveart: This is no ugly duckling, he is handmade with love by me! He can travel with you everywhere, just attach him to your purse, backpack, keys, etc. I made him with acrylic yarn, felt, embroidery thread, safety eyes, and polyester fiberfill. From his tiny feet to his head, he stands 3 inches tall. Doesn't he add a little splash of cuteness to your day?
Craft-ception: Craft within a craft!
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~Chinese dragon~
Having made a western type dragon for chinese new year, I want to make an chinese dragon as well but didn't have the time nor the inspiration to create my own pattern at the time.
Now that my chinese zodiac collection is coming to a close and I still have no inspiration to make the snake, I thought it would be a good time to try making a chinese dragon.
I think this is my most creative of my patterns and I spent a long time thinking of his pattern but I think he is worth it in the end! ^^
His body of changing from green and then back to cream took me a long time and took me four attempts to make it because the cream part started to go diagonal…(Im not sure I explained myself very well but it didn't go well at all)
I think his claws and the little pearl he is holding in his claws are a nice finishing touch and I really love him!
(If you like my ami, please also like my facebook page- Studio Ami!)
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T.A.R.D.I.S. yarn bomb by police phone. I probably haven't mentioned here yet that my husband is a videogame designer and his team are working on the latest Dr. Who game, "Dr. Who: The Eternity Clock" which seems to be getting quite a bit of buzz online :DSource: theknittingpirate
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Who says knitting is boring or dull?
Knitting Problems is a fun collection of quirks and problems that every knitter faces at some point.
This blog is the creator of the knitting problems meme and thrives on the submissions of its followers, so don't be shy—make your own meme!
This blog never fails to put a smile on my face every time it pops up on my dashboard, so I hope it can do the same for you too :D
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Owl hat for a friend :o)
Pattern found here: http://www.ravelry.com/ patterns/library/ owl-hat-crochet-adult\
…. and of course, the pic uploads sideways. Whatever, I'm not fixin' it!
i know you're all probably sick of seeing this, but it's finally done (i promise this is the last time i'm going to post pictures)! i added an antenna :) he sits upright on the edges of tables, and doesn't need to be leaning against anything. i'm so excited to give this to allan ♥
i'm reblogging this because i'm still incredibly proud of it heh
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Factors To Consider When Selecting A Comforter Set
For most households, comforters are part of standard bedding. A comforter set can be cheap or costly depending on its quality. With the right comforter set, your room becomes more elegant and more beautiful. Depending with the color and the general appearance of the comforter it also adds décor to a room. However, choosing the right one might present a challenge, especially when you are shopping online. When choosing a comforter set, the most important consideration should be on the quality and the aesthetics. The following are some of the major considerations that you should make when buying a comforter set online.
You should first determine how large or how small you want your comforter to be. Different bed sizes have different comforter sizes made for them. You should therefore first consider the size of your bed before you decide to buy a comforter. Whether your bed is a King sized bed, Queen, full, twin XL or twin, you can rest assured that you will find a comforter.
Comforter set style
Comforter sets come in different styles. The styles cater for almost the desires of every person. If you are the type of person who likes his home to look stylish and sleek, you might consider contemporary comforters. These sets feature the latest innovations and trends. Some modern comforters have brightly colored prints, while others have subtle and subdued prints. If you are a classical person, you might consider buying traditional comforter sets which usually have ornate and luxurious designs. No matter what style you prefer, we found that the website blueandbrownbedding.net has a broad selection of products to choose from. They also have a good article about selecting good bedding here
Comforter fabric
Different comforter sets are made from different materials. Regardless of your fabric preference, you can be assured that you will get one that suits your preference. Most of the comforters are created using cotton. From fun denim to the soft Egyptian cotton, it is possible to get all types of cotton based comforters. If you want a comforter with a more luxurious feel and look, you might consider silk or sateen. If you are looking for comforters for winter, it might be worth to consider those made from wool and flannel.
Most people prefer silk comforters because they do not elicit allergic reactions. Silk comforters have a combination of silk and hypo allergic material. Comforters made from mulberry silk are better because they are heavier than those from pure silk. Polyester, cotton or wool can be used to fill the comforters. Some comforters are filled with feather and down, and these are the best for winter.
Thread count
This is another consideration worth making before buying a comforter set. The thread count is used to measure the quality of a comforter since it is the number of threads that a square inch of the fabric contains. The higher the number of threads, the softer and more comfortable the comforter will be. Another thing worth noting when shopping for a comforter is the fill power. This is basically the measure of how good a comforter is. The higher the fill power of a comforter, the better its quality and its durability. A good quality comforter should have a fill power ranging between 600 and 800, anything below this means that the comforter is of low quality.
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10pm Update
Good evening everyone. Light snow and flurries are already breaking out across the region and radar is showing action to our northwest diving in here. Snow may arrive a little quicker on Monday and may cause slick travel before the day is over. I feel good about the snow map I put out earlier, but will make a few changes with the next map due out later tonight.
There's a chance I am underdone on the snow for some areas. We shall see.
Take care.
3pm Update
Good Sunday afternoon and Happy New Year. It's a rocking start to the year with gusty winds of 40-45mph at times. The wind is blowing in some much colder air this afternoon and evening with even colder air and snow waiting in the wings.
Temps will continue to tank this afternoon and evening with readings falling through the 30s from northwest to southeast.
A few flurries and snow showers will be possible this evening into the overnight as we await the arrival of the arctic air on Monday. This will keep temps in the mid and upper 20s for highs Monday and only allow for readings to hit the low and mid 20s by Tuesday. Temps will drop into the teens Monday night. Gusty winds will make it feel even colder than what the thermometer says.
I continue to REALLY like the snow chances from Monday through Tuesday across the entire region. Snow ratios will be very high, so it won't take much moisture to produce snow.
Here's my first take on it...
I will update that map later tonight and put out a last call early Monday. Keep in mind that most of the snow will fall Monday afternoon through the first half of Tuesday.
Happy New Year and take care.
Good Sunday and HAPPY NEW YEAR! 2012 is starting off with a bang as a strong cold front works across the region. This front has some serious wind with it and will bring a big temp drop late today that leads us into arctic air and snow over the next few days.
I will have a full update later today. In the meantime... Let's hit the high notes and throw some tracking tools your way.
- Winds today are going to gust to 40mph at times as our front works in. A wet ground argues for some weak trees to be in trouble.
- Temps will be well into the 40s to start the day and will quickly fall into the 30s from west to east this afternoon and early evening.
- A few showers will likely accompany the front and I can see a snow shower or flurry behind it before we dry it out for a few hours tonight.
- A secondary system moves in Monday and will usher in the arctic air and increase snow and snow showers across the region. Norhtwesterly winds will then kick in later in the day and carry us into early Tuesday and that will give us a booster shot of snow showers and squalls.
Check out the European Model by Tuesday Morning...
Let me draw your attention to the relative humidity panels at the bottom. The one on the right is at 850mb and the left is 700mb. Both are very moist and that's a good sign for widespread snow showers and squalls. Throw in the passage of the thermal min and viola.. accumulating snows. How much? I hope to have a map out later today, but this looks like a general 1"-3" with locally higher amounts and MUCH more in the mountains.
The GFS Ensembles match up pretty well...
- Temps will stay in the mid and upper 20s for highs Monday and only reach the low and mid 20s for Tuesday. Lows will hit the teens by Tuesday morning.
- Winds will be gusty and this will make it feel even colder and will blow around whatever snow you have outside your house.
- I still like the possibility of a weak system diving in by Wednesday night and early Thursday.
- The pattern has a wintry look over the next few weeks. The GFS is going crazy with cold and snow... but it is the GFS.
Here are the tracking toys...
Check back for an update at some point late today. Happy New Year and take care.


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The End of the Season Stearman Fly-In in Jennings, which takes place the 1st weekend in October, is in full swing.
The event consists of a lot of flying for the old Stearman biplanes, a favorite among stunt pilots since they were introduced in the 1930s. The visiting pilots take part in a poker run, flour bombing and spot landing contests, and formation flying.
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Al Pacino was last seen as "himself" in 2011's Jack and Jill, in which "he" inexplicably lusted over the drag version of Adam Sandler. Stand Up Guys is only slightly less humiliating. Like lots of fine actors, Pacino has of late found challenging work on television; for HBO, he's played both Jack Kevorkian and, this March, Phil Spector. But today's movies don't much know what to do with autumnal greats short of embarrassing them. Even Clint Eastwood can't make it through a film these days without a urination gag. And since Stand Up Guys also features Christopher Walken and Alan Arkin, three codgers means extra Viagra jokes for everybody.
Guys tracks the One Crazy Night held by Pacino, Walken and Arkin's aging cons. Pacino's fresh out of a lengthy prison stint for accidentally killing the son of a fearful mafioso (Breaking Bad's Mark Margolis—wasted, but at least he speaks). Tasked with whacking him is his bestie Walken, who decides to delay the bump till the last second, treating him—and, really for just a glorified cameo, Arkin—to some wacky late-night misadventures.
Or would-be late-night misadventures. Noah Haidle's drearily unimaginative script dreams up a cross-pollination gimmick—it's a sex comedy crossed with a Tarantino ripoff, but with olds!—but hasn't given the leads much to do. The same diner is visited no less than three times, the same brothel twice, joyrides in a stolen car happen twice, and don't go thinking there's only one grown daughter quietly weeping for her frail father.
That Guys can't be written off, and even enjoyed in bits, is thanks to casting. Pacino, Walken and Arkin inevitably bring whatever dignity they can to a film that alternates between broad, dumb comedy and broad, dumb drama. The latter is preferable, as our three stars play the script's fake pathos with actual, profound melancholy. As the straight man, Walken gives a performance almost identical to the one he did recently in A Late Quartet: He's a granite rock who communicates almost exclusively with his eyes. The three leads have never acted together, at least not at length: Pacino and Arkin barely communicated in Glengarry Glenn Ross, while Walken and Pacino appeared in separate scenes in Gigli, which isn't that much worse than this. Maybe third time's the charm for them?
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I had a good day in Toronto. I gave some lovely ladies photography instruction, walked around Toronto, shot a couple photos of the band Crystalyne, and ate a burger. Today was a good day.
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The Latte Rodeo Ankle Bootie is both an adorable and comfortable shoe that is part of the Splendid Clothing collection. This versatile pair of booties, available in both latte tan (above) and black (below) can be worn with almost any wintertime outfit. It is a stylish way a woman can make an impact in front of her classmates or co-workers. Whether you wants to wear these booties with a dress, or jeans and a sweater, the latte rodeo ankle bootie can enhance any woman's outfit. These are … [Read more...]
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Kim Approved: Romantic Soles Georgina Boots
I apologize to my dear shoe lovers for the lack of shoe posts as of lately, but I have some huge things in the pipeline right that are taking up a lot of my time. Last night was the time I actually stepped away from the computer for longer than a few hours to "let loose" for awhile. And it was also the first time I wore my new Romantic Soles Georgina Boots (in Brown Cow Suede) that I got on sale earlier this summer and forgot I had bought them since it was too hot to wear them when I … [Read more...]
Bailey Stud Banana Heel Burgundy Boot
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When it comes to buying work boots, there are many unique options to choose from. Steel toe boots, composite toe boots, metatarsal boots and static dissipative boots, just to name a few. Buying a pair of work boots can be very frustrating, particularly because everyone's foot is different. Here are four tips to buying the right pair of work boots! Kind of Work The first thing to consider is what kind of work you will use your boots for. If you do a lot of walking in a warehouse, you may want a … [Read more...]
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Best "non-Big-6" alternative grapes for VALUE?
I was told ...Lesser known varietals cost less,
and/or give more value (supply/demand)
For example:
Cabernet ----> Malbec?
Pinot Noir ---> Boujolais? Montepulchiano?
Dollar for dollar, I have been told the Malbec will be "better" (Like say $15 bottle)
What are failsafe substitutes to save money for a NON-PURIST ?
There IS NO FAIL-SAFE substitute . . . if you like pistachio ice cream, will almond satisfy? If you have a craving for an Oreo, will Lorna Doone suffice?
Purist, schmurist . . .You have to LIKE a Malbec, a Beaujolais (which is made from Gamay Noir au jus blanc), or a Montepulciano in order for it to be a good buy . . . .
Try looking at this thread: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/564559
re: RicRios
I've always heard it as "If my grandmother had balls, she'd be my grandfather."
"Az der bubbe vot gehat baytzim vot zie geven mein zayde."
Before OP is completely dismissed, I would say that while you may not be able to draw "connect the dots" lines between one "premier" varietal and another "lesser" varietal, there is some truth to the suggestion that "lesser" varietals will often represent better values, just as "lesser" regions often will have better values too. For example, it may be easier to find a good $20 New Zealand pinot than it is to find a good $20 Burgundy. It may be easier to find a bood $20 malbec than it is to find a good $20 cab. If what you really want is a good cab, that may not be helpful. If what you really want is a good $20 wine, it might be very helpful.
re: Frodnesor
"If my grandmother had balls ..."
Well, what can I say, Frodnesor, you put in writing the implied meaning, I only said what you're supposed to say.
As far as "lesser" and "higher" ... don't get me into Gobineau. I only know what I like and what I don't. And that's my advice to 914: nosce te ipsum ( know thyself ).
I look at region first, when looking for value.
Look to central and southern Italy and to Sicily. And even Barberas from Piedmont. Look to Spain.
I don't know about substituting one varietal for another but...there are some very good lesser known grape juices out there that can be found at a bargain. One of my favorites is petite sirah, Bogle Vineyards does a very good one that can be found for about $12.
re: fussycouple
Ah, shoot, there you go bringing consensus into it . . . ;^)
Well, the traditional "royalty" has always been Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Riesling, and Chardonnay. My guess is that the OP is adding Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc, but -- who knows?
re: zin1953
Jason, I'm confused as to how someone as knowledgeable in wine as you are could so severely misspell Nebbiolo ... I don't see it anywhere in that royal list!
Tongue planted firmly in cheek,
re: zin1953
I could be wrong, or maybe my wino friends at the corner of Canal St and Camp St just did not know, but I have never heard Syrah mentioned in the top tiers, regardless of how one defines them. This is not to diminish this wonderful varietal, but it is usually not included. Merlot ("Sideways" not withstanding) is more often mentioned.
But hey, who is it, who makes these non-traditional (the "Noble Grapes") lists? Oprah?
In the end, I find it's best to find the best wine (varietal included in this, plus sytle and vintage_ to pair with the food, or the mood.
re: Bill Hunt
Oprah has a wine club? Figures
re: fussycouple
Well, there's French Columbard, Thompson Seedless, obviously something called "Hearty Burgundy," and then the US grape referred to as "Chablis."
Now, to get semi-serious for a moment. There are a few hierarchial groupings of varietals. The main one is:
Cabernet Sauvignon
Pinot Noir
Some would add:
Sauvignon Blanc
Merlot (but this is not often seen in the groupings). Still, think Petrus and Le Pin.
Beyond this list, one could include the other Bdx. varietals:
Petite Verdot
Cabernet Franc
Then, they could add the "lost Bordeaux varietal"
But wait, what about:
Grenache (and its different spellings, depending on where you are referring to)
Obviously, our list can go on, and on. It can be the four "Noble Grapes," or maybe the "Big Six." Or, it can be the "Wonderful Twelve... "
Oops, I'm doing a wonderful little Chenin Blanc from the Loire, with some years on it, and it's great. Also, how could we forget the varietals that could go into Port? Who can name them all? Same for Châteauneuf-du-Pape. What are the ~ 13 varietals, that could be included? Bonus points - which ones are whites, that CAN be used in a traditional red?
OK, what were we talking about?
re: Bill Hunt
Wait, seriously though, no concord?
re: Icantread
Hey, what's wrong with Manischewitz?
(Rhetorical question only, no need to reply )
re: Icantread
It makes good jelly... the grape, not the Manischewitz.
I'd think of it as grapes that, because they are lesser known, are better values. They'll never replace cabernet or pinot, but they are a great value. Alternative reds: Petite Sirah, Grenache, Mourvedre, Barbera. Alternative whites: Viognier, Pinot Gris. The folks at your local shop can guide you toward these wines, as in different countries, they are often referred to by different names.
re: Kenois
I would agree, were it not for the following by the OP:
>>> Cabernet ----> Malbec? <<<
>>> Pinot Noir ---> Boujolais? Montepulchiano? <<<
If one discounts styles, there could be some correlation between varietals and prices. This might be true for some, but do not expect it to hold true for all.
Take Viognier, for example. In many circles, it is less well known, than say Chardonnay. Now, let's go find a good, value-priced Viognier. That is likely not going to be done. Maybe try some Condrieus. Nah, these are going to cost ~US$60 to $200. Not going to work. Even domestic (US) Viogniers are going to cost more than many Chards, to give you a good wine.
Yes, Malbec from the Mendoza Region of Argentina, can be substitutes for Cab, but they are not the same. Zins can substitute for Cabs, but they are not the same.
OK, let's go back to the whites. Sauvignon Blancs are often cheaper, than are Chardonnays. Why don't we substitute those? Well, SB's are not Chards, are they?
There might also be a reason that some varietals are termed "Noble Grapes." Could be that they hold a slightly different place in the hierarchy. Are they better? Only your particular palate can make that call.
Still, I would urge anyone to try as many examples of as many different varietals, as they can. There are a lot wines out there, and until one has had each one, how can they possibly know?
It is not so easy to make comparissons between varietals. It is also not so easy to find distinct values, just by changing the varietals.
To me, it's about finding the best wine to compliment my food, or my mood.
Sarcasm aside, no one has asked how you propose to substitute wines. Flavor profiles are pretty unique, whether full bodied red or fragrant white. Are you looking for body symmetry or those flavors? There are plenty of websites that kindly suggest pairings for MANY foods. I would find an extensive one and find the "lesser" varietal that matches with the food until you have a better handle on matching food with wine.
re: Icantread
In his defense, I interpreted the OP's comments as primarily being about which varietals tend to offer the best value. I do not think one can answer this question by looking at varietal alone; one must also look at the region in which the wine is made. There are some decent and well-priced meritage blends from Stellenbosch; not as many 'deals' among Napa Valley meritage blends. There are some decent, moderately priced pinot noir offerings from Marlborough; not so many 'pinot deals' from Burgundy (and not so many deals from the Willamette Valley anymore, either).
I have a growing appreciation of Douro table wines, and while there are some expensive offerings from this region, there are also some really great deals (i.e. Quinta do Crasto's regular and riserva bottlings).
I also have a weakness for many Argentinian malbecs.
While it is taken completely for granted in the US that Malbec is
much better than Cahors, the French version of it, I would tend to
dispute it. While Malbec is rounder and softer, Cahors can be
awesome provided it is aired for an extended period of time. And
it is in the same price range as Malbec.
re: bclevy
>>> While it is taken completely for granted in the US that Malbec is
much better than Cahors, the French version of it . . . <<<
Hmmmmm . . . .
OK, first of all, I don't know anyone in the US who says that. OTOH, I know a lot of people in the US who have never heard of Cahors, but that's another story!
Second, Malbec is a grape, while Cahors is an appellation.
Third, while a varietal wine must contain not less than 75 percent of that specific grape variety under US regulations (e.g.: in order to be labeled as "Malbec," that wine must contain not less than 75 percent Malbec; it may contain as much as 100 percent, but no less than 75), the French regulations for Cahors calls for the wine to contain a minimum of 70 percent Côt (aka Malbec), and the ONLY other permitted grape varieties are Merlot and Tannat. Again, a Cahors can contain more than 70 percent, but whatever is NOT Malbec MUST be either Merlot, Tannat or a combination of both. In contrast, US regulations only say that a varietal wine must be 75 percent of that particular grape variety, the remaining portion of the wine can contain ANY grape variety the winemaker wants.
Finally, as of 2007, there were only 1,388 acres of Malbec planted in California (and only 1,216 acres actually in production). In contrast, the appellation of Cahors covers a little over 10,000 acres (but I don't know how much of that is planted to Malbec). But in contrast to THAT, as of 2005, Argentina had planted more than 50,000 acres of Malbec.
re: zin1953
Hi Jason:
When I said Malbec I meant Argentina Malbec. California
Malbecs have still a way to go. I was fully aware that they
are made of the same grape, with some blending allowed
in Cahors within the limits you specify, although there are a few
Cahors that are close to 100% cot/malbec.
My main point is that I have a hard time to understand why
Argentina malbecs are so popular and Cahors wines are
so unknown. it is always asserted that Cahors is rough,
which is true on opening, but after airing for a while it is
a wine that changes complexion.
re: bclevy
Shhhhh! I don't want those Cahors prices jumping!
The bottom line here is that you should find a wine that you enjoy in price point that you are comfortable with and drink it. My suggestion is to go to a store with a nice wine section, ask to speak to the wine steward, tell them what you like how much you want to spend and possibly what you plan on serving it with. Chances are they will find a decent wine for you.
I enjoy wine as much as the next person but I find that when I get to talking to some people about it they start getting into things that just don't concern me. I really don't care how many acres of Cabernet Franc Robert Mondavi planted in the Stag's Leap district between 1979 and 1983 or how much of it went into a bordeoux style blend. When it comes to wine, the main concerns should be does it taste good with what it is being served with and am I comfortable paying the asking price for it.
There are a lot of good value wines out there. You can find some real bargains between $10 - $20. Some people will turn there nose up at this price range but I really think there are some gems out there.
re: jpc8015
Random thoughts/questions: Do stores *have* wine stewards??? Has anyone here ever suggested that anyone NOT drink "wine(s) that you enjoy in price point that you are comfortable with"? Do you honestly know anyone here who "will turn there [sic] nose up" at wines in the $10-20 price range?
Jacob, speaking strictly for myself, I have long taught my students that the most important thing anyone can ever say about a wine is "Yum" or "Yuck" -- anything beyond that is ultimately superfluous. Wines in the $10-20 range probably constitute 50-60 percent of what I buy, and if you change "$10-20" to read "under $30," it's probably 75-80 percent . . .
re: jpc8015
"find a wine that you enjoy in a price point that you are comfortable with and drink it" in and of itself doesn't seem like incredibly helpful advice. The real question is "How?" That is, it would seem, exactly what OP is trying to do, and is asking whether there is any merit to the suggestion that one is perhaps more likely to find a more enjoyable wine at a lower price point by exploring less common varietals (and, as a corollary, I suppose, whether there are "substitutes" that can be suggested between one varietal and another).
As to the first part of the inquiry, I do think that looking at less-common varietals is often a good strategy for finding good QPR. As for the second part of the inquiry, it can be helpful (both to a buyer and to a "wine steward") to consider which varietals may be - more or less - similar to each other, to expand your potential choices.
>>> What are failsafe substitutes to save money for a NON-PURIST ? <<<
There is no such thing as "fail safe." Didn't you see the movie?
What I think is OUTSTANDING may be a wine you detest . . . or, conversely, I may really dislike a wine that you think is superb . . . or we may both agree. I really dislike Two Buck Chuck, but there are a whole lot of people who buy a whole lot of cases of the stuff, so obviously there are some people who love it!
So: no guarantees; no "fail safe substitutes" . . .


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Nina Instagrammed the pic Saturday night mid-celebration of she and Hough dressed as gypsies -- per Selena's theme -- and exposing their midriffs ... making everyone with eyes super happy.
What is it with that stupid ass mouth thing girls do? It's so freaking trashy.
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Janja commissioned two portraits of her French Bulldog female Leia. One conte crayon and one pencil drawing. You can view the other portrait in my conte gallery. Leia is about two years old, but a very sick dog as she is allergic to almost everything she eats.
Janja is doing everything she can to find the right food for Leia and hopefully then everything will be fine. This portrait was a Christmas gift from Janja to her husband. The pencil drawing was created on my favorite paper Fabriano Artistico.
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Year Drawn: 2013
Subject: Dog / French Bulldog / Leia
Commissioned by: Janja Biberdzic, Sweden
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Janja wanted a drawing with some background visible, which is a very nice idea of course. First I changed the photo to black and white and then I made the entire background allot lighter and more blurry. All adjustments made Leia stand out nicely in the picture. The reference photo was very beautiful, but a bit small.
Pet Portrait in Progress
Below you can view a few work in progress photos of this portrait. It is important for me that you understand the painting process at the same as you have a full input the entire time, that is why I'm prepared to spend some extra time in order to keep you regularly updated. I have had this feature for many years, even though I uploaded the progress images to a static html page at first. Now I use my portraits in blog for this exciting feature. If you do not wish to share your painting's progress or the completed painting with the world, I can send you the progress images by email. Several clients decided to do this, especially famous ones.
Hi Katja,
Many thanks for the pictures. Really beautiful!
It will be so fun to see my husband's reaction when he gets them. The drawings are wonderful.
Janja Biberdzic