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The Treasury's auction of $27 billion of three-year notes Tuesday produced the lowest yield since April, as speculation that turmoil in Ukraine and Iraq may worsen fueled investor demand for safety.
The 22 primary dealers that underwrite U.S. debt sales purchased 44.8 percent of the notes, the least since February, as investors in a category that includes pension funds and insurers bought the most since June. The yield was 0.924 percent, below the current debt's 2.1 percent average yield over the past decade. Ten- and 30-year Treasurys fell before the U.S. auctions $40 billion of the securities this week.
"You'll see a lot of demand stemming from geopolitical events," said Aaron Kohli, an interest-rate strategist at BNP Paribas SA in New York, a primary dealer. "Investors are worried about the instability."
Yields on current three-year notes were little changed at 0.89 percent at 5 p.m. New York time, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The yield increased earlier by one basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 0.90 percent. The price of the 0.875 percent debt due July 2017 was 99 30/32.
The benchmark U.S. 10-year note yield rose two basis points to 2.45. Thirty-year bond yields advanced three basis points to 3.28 percent.
The amount of Treasurys traded through ICAP Plc, the largest inter-dealer broker of U.S. government debt, increased to $264 billion, from $195 billion Monday. The average daily volume this year is $326 billion. It reached $504 billion on Aug. 1, the highest level in three months, and fell on Aug. 4 to $197 billion.
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Ukraine refused Tuesday to let a convoy that Russia says is loaded with humanitarian aid enter the country, arguing the mission doesn't adhere to international rules and must be led by the Red Cross. The trucks are carrying military gear in the guise of aid, Ukrainian military spokesman Andriy Lysenko said.
Iraq Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki met with military officers Tuesday in the latest sign he won't hand power willingly to his designated successor.
A Bloomberg News survey of six primary dealers forecast that the notes sold Tuesday would yield 0.925 percent. The yield at the last auction, on July 8, was 0.992 percent, the highest since May 2011.
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Direct bidders, non-primary-dealer investors including pension funds and insurance companies that place their bids directly with the Treasury, bought 19 percent of the notes sold Tuesday. That compared with 12.7 percent at the last sale and an average of 18.6 percent at the past 10 offerings.
Indirect bidders, a group of investors that include foreign central banks, purchased 36.2 percent of the notes, versus an average of 32.6 percent at the past 10 sales.
The auction drew bids for 3.03 times the amount offered, versus an average of 3.35 at the past 10 sales.
The offering was tempered by speculation the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next year as the U.S. economy improves. There's an 85 percent chance the central bank will increase the benchmark rate target to at least 0.5 percent by the end of 2015, futures trading shows. The target has been held in a range of zero to 0.25 percent since 2008.
"As we start looking to Fed rate hikes, forecasting the third quarter or fourth quarter next year, that sector is going to be most vulnerable to higher rates," Justin Lederer, an interest-rate strategist at the primary dealer Cantor Fitzgerald LP, said before the auction.
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The Treasury will sell $24 billion in 10-year notes tomorrow and $16 billion in 30-year bonds Aug. 14.
This week's auctions will show the extent of investor appetite for U.S. government debt amid signs the economy is strengthening. Growth rebounded last quarter from the biggest contraction in five years, the Commerce Department reported last month.
Job openings in the U.S. rose in June to 4.67 million, the most since 2001, Labor Department data showed Tuesday, and a report Wednesday is forecast to show that retail sales increased for a sixth month.
"The long end has been bulletproof," said Thomas Simons, a government-debt economist in New York at the primary dealer Jefferies LLC. "There are buyers of duration regardless of sentiment toward the Fed or the economy."
The U.S. budget deficit this fiscal year is 24 percent narrower than it was a year ago as a stronger economy helps revenue advance almost seven times faster than spending, a government report showed.
The $460.5 billion shortfall from October through July compared with a $607.4 billion gap in the same period a year earlier, the Treasury Department said Tuesday in Washington. Last month the government posted a $94.6 billion deficit, $3 billion less than the imbalance in July 2013, figures also showed.
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Anyone that believes that the government should prevent this mosque from being built is unamerican. They should consider moving to another country, like Germany or France, where such discrimination by the government is acceptable.
The extent to which this is causing a controversy is a measure of how much the terrorists are winning. I am sorry but the worst part of 9/11 for the country was not the death of 2000 people. It was the way in which it justified in the minds of many people betraying the principles the country was founded upon because of fear and anger.
Is building a mosque near 9-11 insensitive? Absolutely. However the people that are whining the most about this mosque are the ones that usually sneer at people for wanting to censor others because of insensitivity with accusations of political correctness. The hypocrisy and lack of self-reflection is astonishing.
In short grow-up, stop whining, and learn to put principle above emotion. Allowing the mosque to be built would be an affirmation of our principles and strength.
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Wow close to a 1000 posts. Can't remember anything related to the US getting so many posts before! This "mosque issue" seems to have hit a raw nerve.
Here's a prediction (as the John Mclaughlin Show aired from DC says)
Building mosques will become an "issue" on which Prez candidates will be quizzed in 2012!
If we succumb to the fear mongering by Gingrich then we should no longer ad-hear to the adage 'the land of freedom.' If there should be no mosques near ground zero without a church in Saudi Arabia doesn't that compare us to Saudi Arabia? Gingrich seems to suggest that we should mirror the Saudi policies of intolerance.
If the mosque is not built near ground zero because of political intervention it would be a huge failure as a people and culture. We should celebrate the construction of a mosque near ground zero as a symbol of hope against the waves of bigotry, as a victory of our freedom and liberty.
Swedane, sorry to digress again, just had to clarify some points for you:-
During my student days in the Netherlands, I was aware of the situation that prevailed there at the end of the Second World War.........."Communication with the rest of the country broke down, and food and fuel became scarce. Many citizens traveled to the countryside to forage. Dogs, cats, raw sugar beets, and tulip bulbs—cooked to a pulp—were consumed to stay alive. Most of the trees in Amsterdam were cut down for fuel, and all the wood was taken from the apartments of deported Jews."
This was the result of Fascist aggresion. The same scenario would logically apply when a similar set of parameters (Neo-Fascist aggression) are promulgated and applied, and poor Fido ends up at the dinner table.
Even the most illogical person would agree that Asia's economy and society are more dynamic than Europe's and will become more so in the coming years as Europe's declines. But, don't take my word for it, here's what others think: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18127494/ http://www.cato-at-liberty.org/do-we-really-want-to-mimic-western-europe... http://www4.economist.com/node/16539326 http://www.newsweek.com/2007/12/18/make-way-for-the-rise-of-asia.html The future of Europe is Greece, the future of Asia is China, South Korea and Singapore. When that happens, there will be no Muslims left in Europe to worry about,
I don't know if or where the Cordoba Center will ever be built. At this point it's really beside the point. What this whole episode has shown is that nine years after 9/11 large numbers of Americans are simply not ready for reconciliation with the Muslim world. A shame, really.
From my forefather's experience in cohabiting with Islam since 712 CE, I have following observations.
--They live and fail to adopt and assimilate. They impose their own traditions.
---They can be ruthless conquerers. Due to sheer size of Indian population they could'nt convert whole of India to Land of Islam from Land of Infidels. But whatever portion they managed, they make sure they create separate homeland. Pakistan is glowing example of such.
So, Americans, Beware!
From my forefather's experience in cohabiting with Judaism since 712 CE, I have following observations:-
--They live and fail to adopt and assimilate. They impose their own traditions.
---They can be ruthless conquerers. Due to sheer size of their population they could'nt convert whole of Europe to Land of Judaism from Land of Gentiles. But whatever portion they managed, they make sure they create separate homeland. Israel is glowing example of such.
So, Americans, Beware!"------------
Do you see how ridiculous your reasoning is?
"When asked how they learned about obama's religion in an open-ended questions,60% of Americans who say Obama is a muslim cite the media.About one-in-ten (11%) of those who say Obama is a muslim say they learned of this through Obama's own words and behavior " --PEW REVIEW ON RELIGION."----With such acumen from the Americans, then one totally understand some of the comments on this forum.
Attendant Lord, who I still have hope for, said...
"If you believe that America was an accessory to the crime, that means you believe that she took part in the crime. If you doubt that Muslims were involved in 9/11 as terrorists, it would be perfectly natural to be puzzled when other Americans are offended by the idea of a mosque being built a mere 600 feet away."
You're applying a legal definition that does not apply in this context. Read the entire interview and you can see his focus was on American foreign policies. He, like other moderate Muslims, do not question the fact that radical Muslims perpetrated 9/11. End of story.
This is starting to get disturbing.
Lincoln had to deal with the Know-Nothings and their hatred of anything Catholic. The Japanese were forced into debilitating internment camps as Americans grew increasingly paranoid during World War II. John F. Kennedy had to deal with the allegations that he would serve the Pope's interests above America's. Rosa Parks had to fight tooth and nail for the right to sit in a halfway decent bus seat. Martin Luther King gave his life to put an end to Jim Crow and segregation.
The one theme I want to point out in bringing up all this history is that the forces of intolerance were always defeated, time and time again. Now in our time, these forces have reared their ugly heads again, this time in protest of a harmless mosque being built on supposedly sacred ground. These intolerant fools claim that the mosque brings back painful memories of the planes crashing into the towers, despite the fact that the terrorists did not represent Islam at all. By yelling, shouting, and cursing those who support the mosque, not only do they bare their xenophobic predispositions for all to witness, they also spit upon the Constitution that guarantees freedom of religion to all citizens.
Hopefully, two or three decades from now, our kids will look back at this and see that the irrational agents of intolerance were once again rightly defeated.
MoveBucket wrote:
They can be ruthless conquerers. Due to sheer size of Indian population they could'nt convert whole of India to Land of Islam from Land of Infidels. But whatever portion they managed, they make sure they create separate homeland. Pakistan is glowing example of such.
Just stop with the baseless Islamophobia. According to you, whatever countries Muslims are unable to conquer, they instead carve out a portion to themselves. Yet, despite Pakistan being right next door, India still has the world's second largest Muslim population. India seems to be holding up fine so far.
My good friend, Attendant Lord, said....
"I can hardly imagine how his accusation of America being an accessory to 9/11 could be exaggerated. By accusing us of being an accessory to the crime, he has charged both that America had knowledge of the attack and actually assisted Bin Laden in conducting it. If that does not "squarely place the onus of 9/11 on the shoulders of America" perhaps you would care to enlighten us as to what would."
No, I do not think he's saying that America fully knew about the attack and assisted Bin Laden in its execution. At that point, we'd be wandering deep into conspiracy territory.
His point was that American foreign policies for decades have contributed to fomenting an extremist sub-culture that has finally matured into a destructive force today. In the last forty-fifty years, American policies on Israel, Palestine, Iraq, Iran, and Afghanistan have been largely perceived by the Arab community and exploitative (e.g. Mohammad-Reza Shah's rise to dictatorship thanks to the CIA), humiliating (e.g. America's support for Israel's continued oppression of the Palestinian people), and inhumane (e.g. sanctions on Iraq following the Gulf War led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of children). This perception gave terrorist networks the perfect chance to attract disaffected young Muslims into its ranks by portraying the West as some Satanic force bent on a mission to crush Islam.
As I said, the man does not fully place the onus of 9/11 on American shoulders. Judging from what I know of him, he probably blames BOTH American politicians and Islamic radicals for the events of that tragic day.
Slashing comments writes: "But, if you see so many people are actually voicing their opposition you might want to start at
1) Apologize for the people who did 9/11 without any ifs and buts"
Apologize? Usually we apologize if we are at fault. I hope you are not suggesting that Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf had anything to do with 9/11. There is absolutely nothing to indicate that. I suspect you are looking for a different word.
It strikes me that Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf may have mastered the superficial technicalities of America, but not her Essence. Most of the time he knows which buttons to push, but he has not yet figured out what makes the whole thing tick.
The Imam has observed, for example, that Americans pride themselves on being tolerant and open-minded. He knows that to achieve his goals, all he has to do is to walk the tolerant walk and talk the tolerant talk -- and like most religious leaders, he's a pretty good talker.
Thus we get "interfaith dialogue" and "healing" and "reconciliation" and for a long time these simple words made us feel all warm and fuzzy inside, even though the "dialogue" was really a one-way street. But that was because Rauf's understanding of America's Essence had not yet been put to the test.
His behavior regarding the Ground Zero mosque demonstrates to many other Americans that the Imam doesn't really "get" America. And one of the reasons for this is that his mind, his world-view, and his sympathies --his heart and soul, if you will -- are still bound up with those of Islamic nations.
And so he looks upon America not with a Western, native American's eyes, but with the eyes of a stranger relatively newly arrived upon our shores, who carries -- along with his bags, his native baggage. (In his case, some of this baggage includes a father who had close ties with the Muslim Brotherhood -- a father who also founded mosques in New York.)
If you believe that America was an accessory to the crime of 9/11, and that Hamas is not a terror organization, you are not looking out at the world from America's viewpoint; rather you are looking in at America from somewhere else in the world.
This is not to say it is unwise to get a global perspective on America; but this must be distinguished from sympathizing with the values and world-view of those who are out there, looking in.
The problem is, you are an American citizen -- not a citizen of the world. Or at least, you ought to be. Because when the chips are down, the world will save neither you nor America. When the chips are down, only America will save America.
If you believe that America was an accessory to the crime, that means you believe that she took part in the crime. If you doubt that Muslims were involved in 9/11 as terrorists, it would be perfectly natural to be puzzled when other Americans are offended by the idea of a mosque being built a mere 600 feet away. (There are indications--sentences he has cut off half way through--that the Imam may have his doubts as to the culpability of Muslims in this terror attack.)
Among the essences of America are its shared sensitivities and sensibilites. There is a shared culture. We know who our enemies are. We don't take kindly to Americans who offer them aid and comfort; in criminal law we call that being an accessory after the fact. Perhaps the Imam is confused as to whom the true accessories to the crime of 9/11 actually are.
This, too, is part of the Essence of America: In the end, we always sniff out who is really who.
Does anyone have any idea where the money from? Does CAIR has a hand in this?
Legally and as per American value system - you should be able to build this mosque as long as you have a permit to do so from NYC.
But, if you see so many people are actually voicing their opposition you might want to start at
1) Apologize for the people who did 9/11 without any ifs and buts
2) Mention that if American people want to move this Mosque somewhere else you will go with their suggestion.
3) Declare your sponsors - be transparent - seriously, be transparent
Building the Mosque now might seems like a victory but do not underestimate the collective power of silent american majority who might turn really against Islam - I mean really really against.
We have tested the metal for American people during 9/11 - had it been any other country, there would have been much more serious reaction inside the country - nothing happened.
And that is not because American people are weak, because they chose NOT to react and give Islam in America a second chance!
Why waste this opportunity?
To claim that those who are opposed to the proposed Cordoba center in New York City are behaving unjustly and that their opposition is dangerous is just plain wrong and simply muddleheaded. This is not a question of freedom of religion. No one is saying that Muslim's cannot practice their faith in New York City. This is a question of zoning, that is where they can have the Cordoba center. The City of New York says that Muslims can place the center near ground zero. The mayor of New York says he supports this decision and expresses indignation against those who dare to question it. He seems to have forgotten that this is also a question of honoring our dead. I suppose he thinks it was some Buddhists who crashed planes into the World Trade Center and not some Islamists. Those who support this Center have cloaked themselves in self righteousness claiming principles of constitutional freedoms and what they perceive to be America's values as they define it. What constitutional principles are involved they do not say except in broad general terms. Since this is only a question of location it is difficult to imagine what part of the constitution they are talking about. It cannot be freedom of religion, since this right is not absolute. For example, no one can establish a church or mosque in the middle of the street in Times Square and practice their religion there. It cannot be freedom of speech.
While you can say what you like this right is not absolute either. You cannot, as it was famously said by Oliver Wendall Holmes, cry "fire" in a crowded theatre when there is no fire. I also do not see how the location of this Islamic Center raises the question of America's values, except the tradition and ritual of honoring those who were murdered on 911 in the name of religion. That, it seems to me, is the real American value in this debate. I am rather astonished that this value has been completely ignored by the supporters of this mosque. We do not honor the innocent victims, some of whom were Muslims, by building the Cordoba center. Simply put, we insult them and their families and in doing so we insult ourselves.
From my forefather's experience in cohabiting with Islam since 712 CE, I have following observations.
--They live and fail to adopt and assimilate. They impose their own traditions.
---They can be ruthless conquerers. Due to sheer size of Indian population they could'nt convert whole of India to Land of Islam from Land of Infidels. But whatever portion they managed, they make sure they create separate homeland. Pakistan is glowing example of such.
So, Americans, Beware!
I have corrected my prior post to remove "solely".
Imam Feisal has said that "America was an accessory to the crime of 9/11." If the Imam truly buys into America's complicity, it is fair to expect he will be teaching this in his interfaith dialogues, because it is nearly impossible to avoid this subject.
If he does so, he will be giving Americans the false idea that "if only" they would do "such and so" -- Osama's bidding -- then terrorist attacks would cease against America and the West."
As stated in my prior post, Bin Laden has told Muslims, in non-English languages, something else entirely.
Kinsho wrote: "You're basically concluding that the man wants to teach Americans that if they comply with the demands of terrorists, THEN and ONLY THEN will al-Qaeda and all the other Jihadi networks no longer attack us. Stop acting as if the man places the onus of 9/11 on the shoulders of Americans. By exaggerating his comment about America being an accessory . . ."
I can hardly imagine how his accusation of America being an accessory to 9/11 could be exaggerated. By accusing us of being an accessory to the crime, he has charged both that America had knowledge of the attack and actually assisted Bin Laden in conducting it. If that does not "squarely place the onus of 9/11 on the shoulders of America" perhaps you would care to enlighten us as to what would.
Apparently, two mosques are already located within twelve blocks of Ground Zero in New York City. Adding a third mosque will not significantly change anything; people who feel this insults those who died on 9/11 misunderstand Islam, the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution, and the exciting heterogeneity of New York. For a more extensive comment, cf. my blog post, "Building Mosques," at http://blog.ethicalmusings.com/2010/07/building-mosques.html.
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The sightings from the small island nation in the Indian Ocean, about 700 kilometres south-west of Sri Lanka, offered some consistencies with the missing flight MH370.
The large plane was reported to be white with red stripes, which was consistent with the Malaysia Airlines fleet.
It was said to have made an incredibly loud noise as it flew over the the island of Kuda Huvadhoo at about 6.15am on March 8, according to Maldives newspaper Haveeru Daily.
"I've never seen a jet flying so low over our island before,'' one witness told the newspaper.
''We've seen seaplanes, but I'm sure that this was not one of those. I could even make out the doors on the plane clearly.
''It's not just me either, several other residents have reported seeing the exact same thing. Some people got out of their houses to see what was causing the tremendous noise too."
Mohamed Zaheem, the island councillor of Kuda Huvadhoo, told the newspaper that other residents had also spoken of the incident.
The residents claimed the plane was flying towards the southern tip of the Maldives, the Addu Atoll.
Investigators have not commented on the reported sighting in the Maldives.
Earlier today an Indian newspaper reported IT expert Anoop Madhav Yeggina had claimed to have found a satellite photo of MH370.
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Yeggina said the image appeared to show the plane flying extremely low.
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As if the European crisis was not a big enough problem for the world economy,
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a double challenge. Not only does it it eliminates the possibility that China
will prove to be the savior of the world, as it did so powerfully in 2009, it
also adds the huge Chinese economy to the forces pulling the global economy
down.In a recent blog, the Daily Telegraph's acerbic commentator,
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, noted that "the last thing the world needs now is a
deflationary shock from China" – but then proceeded to illustrate why that
eventuality is not merely likely, but already happening. He provided a list of
indicators that support his contention, quoting in the process an interesting
site called Zarathustra (with a daily newsletter called "Also Sprach Analyst" –
you gotta love it), which presented its own "ten signs of economic trouble that
China's official data won't tell."One of these, to which both
Zarathustra and Evans- Pritchard attribute particular significance, is the sharp
fall in revenue growth reported by casinos in Macau. Zarathustra notes
that casino revenues are closely linked to the rate of Chinese GDP growth
because the money gambled by the Chinese high rollers is generated by the
booming Chinese economy, via speculation in real estate, commodities and other
areas. When the pace of activity drops, the impact is felt very quickly in
Macau.For Israelis, and especially for the Israeli prime minister, this
is not just an interesting anecdote. Sheldon Adelson, who has made Yisrael Hayom
into the most widely read daily in Israel and who is a major contributor to both
the Taglit-Birthright Israel program and to Netanyahu and the Likud, is deeply
invested in Macau. The crash of 2008 had a tremendous impact on the gambling
industry, in the Far East as in the US, and Adelson's companies and casinos –
and hence his personal fortune – were hammered. The massive stimulus
programs launched by the Chinese government in late 2008, which played a key
role in reversing the downward spiral in the global economy, fed directly and
swiftly through to the gambling halls of Macau, saving the casinos and their
owners from disaster.That's a very specific example of how the
globalized economy works: Chinese contractors get cheap loans from state-run
banks and make fortunes in their domestic real-estate market. They blow some of
their money in Macau casinos, generating profits for the American businessmen
who made the island into a bigger and gaudier version of Las Vegas – and some of
these profits are in turn invested in Israeli media or contributed to Israeli
and American politicians.Switching back from the micro to the macro, the
slowdown in the Chinese economy is a game changer for the entire world. It's
pretty clear that the rate of growth in China has slipped below 8 percent per
annum for the first time in many years. That sounds very high, and indeed it is
for any developed economy. But when you are coming off double-digit rates of
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downward.That is the immediate issue: the "cyclical" aspect of going
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export-oriented industries, is no longer viable. The slump in Europe and
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and wholesale level as evidence of precisely this phenomenon.The Chinese
authorities are responding to the signs of deflation by cutting interest rates
and removing restrictions on banks to increase their lending, which is the
textbook response and is what the Japanese did when they faced the same threat
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Really beautiful top note of pale cigar wrapper, a coy nose, lots of lurking fruit, red raspberry, mocha, hazelnut nougat, smoke, oak, spice and a touch of herb. Big and layered with some airy space between the shell and core of this wine. Quite youthful, a nice silky feel to the tannins, the fruit is prominent but nicely ripe and with deep red currant and dried strawberry tones. A bit of wood tannin rasps across the midpalate a bit and the alcohol it a touch high but the slightly creamy, oak tinged fruit remains fresh. The finish is a bit of a let down as there's not much length or development and the oaky turns a bit raw. In a year or two this should be at a better place but this still is a nicely proportioned Napa Meritage. 91pts
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Opens with a nose full of warm spice and ripe blackberries, attacks with bright red fruit and refreshing acidity, mellows into cola and finishes on chocolate.
Party wine. This is not complicated stuff, just a well put together blend. A real crowd pleaser. It's a bit expensive, but this is definitely a step above many red blends.
Nose of pine resin, moss and forest floor. Smooth in the mouth with soft tannins at first, which build over time. Intense fruit, with black cherry, blackberry and date flavors. Finishes on firmer tannins with licorice and anise notes.
Very dry and witty, it bristles with confidence and leaves your tongue lashing for more. The tannins are strong and there is much complexity on the palate, with honey, floral, and herbal notes.
This is curently a little out of balance. Very tanic / astringent. Should improve with some time. Tasted at Geneva wine tasting 4/18/2010.
I first fell in love with Duckhorn over their merlot and this vintage is a reminder of why. Soft, supple and yet rich and complex. Hints of mint and eucalyptus accent a deep rich core of cherry and dark berries. - Tasted at Total Wine & More 3/28/10
Simply put...magnificent wine! Supple fruit on a sturdy frame. Everything in perfect balance! - Tasted at winery 4/18/10
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A tremendous Merlot, Duckhorn's greatest since the 2005 and one of their best ever, over many years of crafting this wine. Feels soft and smooth and yet dusty and tannic all at once, while the flavors, of red and black cherries, blackberries, licoric... Wine Enthusiast. A Merlot wine from California in USA. 2007 Duckhorn Merlot Three Palms Vineyard 750ml
When Duckhorn Vineyards decided to create a Napa Bordeaux Blend they launched Decoy, and for 20 years Decoy has been pleasing the palates of Duckhorn fans for its distinctive style, its first rate quality and most of all, its appealing price tag. Under $30 for this Napa Valley blend of 43% Cabernet Sauvignon, 43% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc and 4% Petite Verdot aged 16 Months if French Bordeaux barrels is very attractive indeed. This 2007 was rated 91 points by Wine Enthusiast Magazine who said "Mainly Cabernet and Merlot, this is a dry, full-bodied wine that shows considerable sophistication and elegance. Fruit aficionados will find a wealth of blackberries, cherries and cocoa, while structuralists will like the firm tannins and acids. Quite good now and for quite a few years."
A Cabernet Sauvignon wine from California in USA. 2007 Decoy (Duckhorn) Cabernet Sauvignon 750ml
As usual with Duckhornrsquo;s red wines, this Merlot is more tannic and acidic than most anything coming from Napa Valley. Theyrsquo;re emphasizing structure over decadence. But thatrsquo;s not to say there arenrsquo;t rich, elaborate berry, cherry, currant, chocolate and cedar flavors that provide bang for the buck. Very elegant and refined, this Merlot should be decanted before serving.
Deep garnet-purple colour. Warm plum and blackberry aromas on the nose with a touch of dark chocolate, cloves and vanilla. Full body, medium to high acid and lots of blackberry and spice flavour. Soft to medium level of velvety tannins. Long finish going a bit earthy. Tasted July 2009.
On the palate, layers of fig, red currant, almond, cedar and sweet spice are revealed, along with a subtle doughiness that lends to an appealing mouthfeel. The final wine has been blended with Cabernet Sauvignon and a touch of Petit Verdot to add nuance and depth.
A Merlot wine from California in USA. 2007 Duckhorn Merlot 1500ml
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Paraduxx is a bold and expressive Napa Valley Red Wine. Fusing the robust flavors of Californias native Zinfandel with the grandeur of Cabernet Sauvignon, Paraduxx embraces the best of both core varietals. This benchmark blend has developed its own compelling personality filled with enticing layers of lush fruit and engaging aromatics, allowing it to mix naturally with great food and dynamic company.
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The product of a near-perfect growing season, this is one of the most complex and mouthfilling renditions of our Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon to date. Blended to showcase the rich diversity of great Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, it brings together grapes from some of the valley's most acclaimed winegrowing appellations and includes a mix of mountain and valley floor fruit. Aromas of ripe currant, spearmint, marzipan and tobacco lead to intense flavors of blackberry and black cherry, all supported by a subtle framework of French oak, which adds nuance, depth and dimension to the finish.
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Notes: 100% French oak château-style barrels (60 gallons) Barrel Aging: 16 Months Age of Barrels: 20% New, 80% Second Vintage
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The Arizona State Board of Accountancy, the agency which oversees financial accounting in the state, has voted to formally investigate the Town of Camp Verde's former finance director and auditing firm.
Shortly after Town Manager Michael Scannell took the job in October 2007, he reported to the Town Council that he discovered the town's financial system was in a state of extreme disrepair.
Among other issues, discovered an account that should have had more than a million dollars was actually more than $100,000 in the red.
A review by another auditing firm found a serious lack of internal controls to act as a check on how the town's money is handled.
Former Town Finance Director Dane Bullard and the way he handled town money was investigated by the Camp Verde Marshal's Office and the Yavapai County Attorney's Office, but prosecution was declined.
Bullard was forced out of his job in September 2007.
The town has been working to improve internal controls and to get the town's finance department back on track, but some members of the Town Council wanted answers about what went wrong.
According to an e-mail sent to Scannell from Ryan Edmonson with the accountancy board, files have been opened on Bullard, Dennis Osuch and his firm, Cronstrom and Osuch, which carried out the required annual audit for Camp Verde for some years.
Councilwoman Norma Garrison, who requested that the town take the issue to the accountancy board in January, said she just wanted to know why years of audits never revealed the serious problems that existed in the town's finance department.
In January, Town Marshal Dave Smith said that keeping the same auditing firm for years can sometimes lead to a sense of complacency that can create an environment where audits might not inform the town's leaders of everything they need to know. The state recommends that towns use a different auditor every couple of years or so, Garrison said.
Councilman Bob Kovacovich and former Councilman Ron Smith originally voted against sending the matter before the accountancy board; Smith said that no money was stolen and was afraid an investigation could be seen as a "witch hunt."
Smith was also afraid an investigation could raise legal issues due to the terms of Bullard's severance agreement with the town.
Garrison denied it was a witch hunt; she said she just wanted answers.
Mayor Bob Burnside said he wanted to let the accountancy board do its job, and that accountability was extremely important when it comes to the town's responsibility with the public's money.
According to Edmonson, the accountancy board will likely review the responses of those being investigated at their Thursday, June 18, meeting.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke is hopeful of a return to action in Australia's final Champions Trophy against Sri Lanka, which takes place tomorrow at the Oval, following a back injury.
Clarke has missed the Aussie's opening two games of the championship, though he has had enough on his plate off the pitch having to deal with David Warner after the batman hit England's Joe Root in a Birmingham bar following their opening defeat.
Despite Warner being suspended until the first Ashes Test on July 10, Clarke insists the squad have moved on from the incident.
"I'm hopeful, no doubt about that, but I really have to wait to see how I pull up tomorrow morning after training again today," he told a news conference on Sunday. "My back is certainly improving, which is a positive.
"The feeling in the camp has obviously been a little bit different...because of a little bit of disappointment in one of our players. We left it there as a team and we look forward."
There were fears among the Australian camp that Clarke could miss part of the Ashes, having suffered a similar back injury in the past. But the batsman insists he is confident in himself to be fit for the series.
"Yes I'm confident (of playing in all of the Ashes), but I was confident I'd play every game in this series so you are asking the wrong guy," he said.
Australia must beat Sri Lanka to stand any chance of qualifying for the semi-finals, having already lost to England before their clash with rivals New Zealand was rained off.
Coach Mickey Arthur is yet to decide whether Warner will play a part in the first Test, as not only will he have had no cricket for over a month, he is worryingly out of form.
"We've got plans to give him some centre-wicket practice etc, but it would be (a risk to play him in the first Test) and I guess it's a chance for the other batsmen in the squad to step up in the first two practice games," explained Arthur.
"Because if they do that, they're likely start in the first Ashes Test."
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Trans Marine Propulsion Systems, Inc. (TMPS), known worldwide for its diesel engine service and engineering capabilities, announced that Jesper Th. Petersen has joined the 29-year-old company as the Senior Technical Superintendent-Manager of 2 Stroke Service.
Prior to joining TMPS, Mr. Petersen served in a series of leadership roles for one of the world's largest engine manufacturers, MAN Diesel & Turbo, from 1984-2011, including:
SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad today announced that it has entered into Sale and Purchase Agreements to acquire the entire interest of PETRONAS in 3 blocks offshore
Wood Group announced following changes to its senior management team.
Alan Semple, chief financial officer (CFO) has advised the board that he intends to
Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced the appointment of senior management personnel to new key management positions in the
Company Receives New Refrigerated Containers and Places Order for New Genset Equipment
Sea Star Line, LLC began receiving the first of its new 100 40' and 45'
The ASD tugs KST Passion and KST Pride were were delivered to their owner, Keppel-Smit Towage Pte. Ltd of Singapore in October 2014. The two vessels are the first
Shell has launched its new range of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs), including Shell Naturelle S4 Stern Tube Fluid 100.
The Shell Naturelle range
The Coast Guard and the Port Washington and Cedar Grove Fire Departments came to the assistance of two duck hunters on Lake Michigan Friday.
The names of those involved are not being released.


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