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Serves 4-8 (makes 20) This is a delicious variation on traditional stuffed grape leaves we see in supermarket salad bars. The Armenians make stuffed grape leaves without an intense vinegar brine. Instead, earthy cinnamon and currants carry the flavor. Just wonderful! Ingredients: 1 16 oz jar grape leaves 6 Tbsp olive oil 1 onion, diced (about a cup) 1/2 cup basmati rice 2 Tbsp tomato paste 3 Tbsp dried currants 1 Tbsp lemon juice 3/4 cup water salt 1/4 cup pine nuts 1/2 tsp … [Read more...]
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All students who successfully complete an approved program in teacher education will be recommended to the New York State Education Department for a teaching certificate. Applications for certification can be obtained from the Teacher Certification Office in Caudell Hall 101.
The New York State Education Department requires satisfactory performance on a series of examinations before a certificate can be issued.
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As a participant in the Interstate Certification Project, New York has reciprocity agreements with a number of other states allowing Buffalo State graduates to be certified there. These include reciprocity for classroom teachers, vocational teachers, and administrative personnel in various states. The New York State Teacher Certification Examinations may not be acceptable in other states. Students should check with individual states to determine specific requirements.
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Bahrain's government may have avoided the fate of Egypt, Libya, or even Syria, but it can't be feeling all that secure if it's jailing people for tweeting and detaining small children.
Bahraini human rights activist Nabeel Rajab was sentenced to jail for three months on Monday for posting a tweet that criticized Bahrain's Prime Minister Khalifah ibn Sulman al-Khalifah. Rajab, who is president of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, was arrested in June on charges of "insulting in public" after tweeting:
"Khalifa, leave the residents of Al Mahraq, its Sheikhs and its elderly. Everyone knows that you are not popular here, and if there wasn't a need for money, they wouldn't have gone out to receive you. When will you step down?"
The country's chief prosecutor stated in the official media that residents from Al Mahraq, a city on northeastern Bahrain's Muharraq Island, had complained that Rajab's tweet "tarnished their reputation" and "cast doubts" on their patriotism. The Bahrain Center for Human Rights, Rajab's organization, suggested that these complaints were filed by individuals close to the regime's security forces.
This wasn't the first time that Rajab has felt the wrath of Bahraini authorities after speaking out against the regime's human rights abuses and subordination tactics throughout the Bahraini uprising. Rajab led several of the anti-government protests that began in 2011, and was detained the same year after publicly criticizing the Bahraini security forces for attacking demonstrators.
Rajab's most recent prison sentence is not even the most extreme example of the growing paranoia of Bahrain's Sunni-controlled regime. In May, authorities arrested an 11-year-old boy, Ali Hasan, for alleged participation in a protest -- the youngest person ever detained for activism.
Hasan told al Jazeera that he had been playing with other children on a street that authorities had blocked off the day before, and had been chased by police officers and detained. The Bahrain Information Affairs Authority stated that to assume Hasan was only playing was "incorrect," and that he was accused of burning tires and participating in an illegal gathering.
Hasan was held in custody for one month before the court allowed him return home. Hasan's charges were not dropped, though, and the court ordered a social worker to monitor the boy for another year.
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Throughout 2012 it became increasingly apparent that there was an emerging trend for highly skilled IT professionals which is set to continue into 2013 and beyond.
A survey conducted by Computer World concluded that over 33% of its respondents stated that they were all looking to employ new IT talent in the New Year, a 29% increase from last year. Advertised IT jobs were up by 94% in December 2012 compared to the previous year with .Net, SQL and C# jobs leading the way.
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Software-as-a-service (SaaS) strongly established itself in 2013 with cloud development technologies leading the way. Object Oriented Programming Languages Java, C++ as well as J2EE/EJB & WebSphere and integration technologies are commonly required skills. The financial sector is crying out for IT professionals with an expertise in Java Swing and if you understand FIX Protocol and Core Java you will be very desirable to prospective employers.
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Mobile applications and websites continue to lead the way as well as enterprise level web solutions and eCommerce. JavaScript and .NET developers are highly sought after IT skills appearing the most in mobile and web development vacancies. Senior .Net Developers have seen salaries rise on average by 25% with salaries now in the £40-50k range. Umbraco, Sitecore and Magneto lead the way for enterprise web solutions as companies look to capitalise upon their online presence.
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Due to the increase in complex IT projects, whether small or large scale, there is now a demand for experienced skilled project managers that are able to effectively supervise whilst providing technical support and guidance to an IT team as a unit.
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This year's Great Neck Park District election for one of the three commissioners is contested. Incumbent commissioner and park board chair Ruth Tamarin is being challenged by Frank Cilluffo and Neil Leiberman. One challenger, Neil Leiberman, has previously run for this post. The election is Tuesday, Dec. 10.
All residents 18 years of age or older, who have lived in the Park District for a period of 30 days prior to the election and who are registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections from their Great Neck Park District address for at least 23 days prior to the election, are eligible to vote.
Park District residents vote on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 3 to 9 p.m.
There are four Park District polling places. Eligible park district residents in Park Election District 1, vote at Great Neck House, 14 Arrandale Avenue. This includes the villages of Kings Point, Saddle Rock Estates and those areas of the Village of Great Neck east of Middle Neck Road and north of Hicks Lane and west of Middle Neck Road.
Park Election District 2 eligible park district residents vote at the E. M. Baker School, 69 Baker Hill Road, for Village of Great Neck east of Middle Neck Road, the unincorporated area of the Town of North Hempstead south of the Village of Great Neck and north of the Village of Kensington.
Park Election District 3 eligible park district residents vote at the Great Neck Senior Center, 80 Grace Avenue for the villages of Great Neck Plaza, Thomaston and Kensington.
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Those residents registered with the Nassau County Board of Elections as permanently disabled will automatically receive an absentee ballot at the address shown on the Nassau County Board of Election roll. The application contains complete instructions on who is eligible to vote and how to file. The last date to file the application is Dec. 3, 2013, if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter. If the ballot is to be picked up at the Park District Office by the voter or his/her duly authorized agent, the last date is Dec. 9.
The new park commissioner's three-year term begins on Jan. 1, 2014.
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The first tip for the day is quite simple. We've all heard of loading screen tip: "in case the sins to 1 of your teammates after a failure, you're almost certainly going to lose the video game," no matter what bad these are generally. Even harmless insults can be used as an attack on those who are angry and probably die, and commenting on the mistakes of others players is probably the worst thing you can do if you would like enhance your ranking. People have feelings, and if you hurt those feelings are less likely to have that win.
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Manchester United host Norwich City at Old Trafford in the fourth round of the Capital One Cup, and there's a great half-term offer for young supporters to see this tie.
Date: Tuesday, 29 October
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David Moyes' side were looking to make amends for defeat at Anfield a few weeks earlier, and Javier Hernandez settled the tie with a predatory strike early in the second half. Home advantage is sure to lift the Reds once again in the quest to bring the League Cup back to Old Trafford for a fifth time.
Norwich have been inconsistent in the Barclays Premier League, and will face top-flight opposition for the first time in this season's Capital One Cup when they visit Old Trafford. The Canaries swept Bury aside 6-3 in the second round, but they were looking to be exiting the competition away to Watford before Gary Hooper struck late on to take the third round tie to extra time. The former Celtic striker grabbed the winner five minutes from the end to seal a 3-2 win.
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Forces and structures governing thermodynamics and kinetics in liquid solutions especially aqueous systems. Most difficult is the question of how multicomposnent systems including cosolvents and ions affect the structure of proteins and nucleic acids in solution. Given correlations and statistical thermodynamics the relations to experimental observables on the effects ions and osmolytes have on biomacromolecules in solution should then be understandable. At the technical level we are working on activity models, diagramatic expansion
Effects of anisotropic environments on DNA and Proteins: Tethering biomolecules to surfaces characterizes a wide variety of biotechnological devices including microarrays, nano beads, next generation sequencing etc. However the effects of electric fields, solvent gradients and density waves near surfaces has a profound effect on conformation and binding. Both theoretical and simulation methods are being developed to address these problems.
Theory and computational methods to investigate solution systems with couplings and correlations at many disparate length and time scales. There are many problems for which atomic correlations do not provide a direct link to macroscopic properties. Connecting meso scale averaging proceduresto the atomic and macro levels via multiscale methods is important for biological/materials applications.
Computational theory of exotic statistical ensembles and sampling methods. In particular the use of chemical potential to calculate phase related behavior requires sampling tricks. Application to systems at constant activity to explore phase transitions in saline solution and protein folding in multicomponent systems is of interest.
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Pinto Bean Casserole
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6-8 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1 package (9 ounces) tortilla chips
2 cans (15 ounces
) pinto beans, rinsed and drained
1 can (15 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes
1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
1 envelope taco seasoning
2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
Shredded lettuce, sour cream and salsa, optional
Crush tortilla chips and sprinkle into a greased 13-in. x 9-in.
baking dish. In a large bowl, combine the beans, corn, tomatoes,
tomato sauce and taco seasoning. Pour over chips. Sprinkle with
Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 18-25 minutes or until heated
through. Serve with lettuce, sour cream and salsa if desired. Yield:
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Gundam 00 short overviewJulius_Firefocht | November 30, 2009
I finally got around to marathoning and finishing both seasons of Gundam 00, just in time for the upcoming Gundam Unicorn OVAs. Despite my inherent distaste for AU Gundam series after the pure disaster that is SEED, I actually found G00 pretty entertaining, or at least good enough that something had to be said about it. So… welcome one and all, to this 8-months late overview of Gundam 00.


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Sunday is the 4th annual Charlie Awards at the Pantages Theatre, where food industry pros are honored by their peers in formal, ceremonial, celebratory style. Some sneak peeks for this year's festivities include chef Steven Brown of Tilia and a band of mates literally banging on pots and pans, and c ... More >>
Just like it goes on TV, when the secret ingredient was revealed at last night's 9th annual Iron Fork competition, all six chefs and their attending sous chefs stormed the table to arm themselves with their edible weapons of choice. See also: Chef Pat Weber Talks Top Chef, Spam, and Not Doing "So ... More >>
Sure, it's easy to boil some water, toss in some spaghetti, and open up a bottle of sauce at home... but there's something divine about the perfect plate of pasta while you're out on the town. The snap of al dente tendrils of bucatini, the melt-in-your-mouth creaminess of ravioli, meaty and rich Bé ... More >>
Each week, we'll interview one of the chefs participating in our 2014 Iron Fork competition. On November 6, these six culinary masterminds will go head to head to see who can create the most appetizing and healthful dish using a secret ingredient. Tickets are on sale now. Easily one of the most nota ... More >>
Each week, we'll interview one of the chefs participating in our 2014 Iron Fork competition. On November 6, these six culinary masterminds will go head to head to see who can create the most appetizing and healthful dish using a secret ingredient. Tickets are on sale now. If you're a lifelong resta ... More >>
Every good chef has to start somewhere, usually at the lower end of the food service totem pole. For Nick O'Leary of Coup d'Etat, Borough, and Parlour, that meant working as a 15-year-old busboy at a truck stop near his family's Denmark, Wisconsin farm. See also: Uptown's Coup d'Etat is love at fi ... More >>
It's time again for our annual Iron Fork competition, in which we pit some of the top Twin Cities chefs against one another in a battle of quick wits and even quicker whisks. If you want to get in on the action -- cocktails, loads of food samples, and a front row seat to the cooking competition -- w ... More >>
The duo behind Borough & Parlour opens a casually grand Italian eatery unique in Uptown
The rest of the building is still under construction as condos continue to materialize above this corner of Lagoon and Girard, but the long-awaited Coup D'état feels insulated from all the hubbub, boasting a mix of easy comfort and sophistication one can expect from the same team that brought us Bo ... More >>
The hamburger is a solid dish, but slap a slice of cheese on it and you have yourself an American institution. We were happy to learn that today is National Cheeseburger Day, a perfect excuse to tuck into our favorite burgers. Here are the local cheeseburgers we'll be celebrating today. See A ... More >>
So, what is one to do when your restaurant is packed every night of the week with happy customers quaffing some of the best drinks in the city while filling their bellies with your innovative menu items? Do you sit back and sigh, content to let the soft glow of success wash over you, or do you head ... More >>
Like an unexpected storm of restaurant industry talent, Borough and its downstairs bar Parlour came on the scene quickly and with a head-spinning ferocity. Where was once a raw, empty building suddenly became a new and necessary-to-visit restaurant (not to mention our favorite neighborhood speakeasy ... More >>
As a countdown to the Best of the Twin Cities 2013, coming April 17, the Hot Dish is serving up 50 of our favorite local dishes. As excited as we were about Borough opening in the North Loop this year, we were even more interested about what was happening underneath it. In the growing trend of eater ... More >>
Inside the Mall of America tundra, the knives will be sharp, the ingredients strange, and the chefs ready for an all-out throwdown. The annual Chef Challenge competition from Minnesota Monthly magazine pits many of the area's top chefs against one another to win the title and an oversized check. Thi ... More >>
The delicious brainchild of Travail alums is a two-tiered dining destination in the North Loop
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The North Loop dining options continue to expand. There is an intriguing new restaurant and bar taking shape at the foot of the ElseWarehouse building. Borough and Parlour is being run by two up-and-coming chefs and a big-name craft cocktail mixer, who already have our mouths watering.See also:Smack ... More >>
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This is a story about the lust for gold and treasure,? writes John Christopher Fine. In the 1600s and 1700s, Spain dominated the oceans with its fleet of galleons. Coming from the New World, these ships filled their holds with gold, silver, and treasures beyond imagining. The seaway between Spain and the New World was dubbed ?The Golden Highway.? On their journeys back across the seas, many ships were wrecked on reefs or destroyed by hurricanes. The watery depths now hold their treasures. Today, treasure divers seek their fortunes by attempting?sometimes successfully, sometimes fatally?to retrieve these hoards of riches. In Treasures of the Spanish Main, readers relive each voyage of long ago as well as witness the modern wreck divers? efforts to extract its secrets. --publisher.
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WASHINGTON -- The secretive and dangerous world of terrorism is again threatening the West, specifically the United States. In a recently released video by al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula showing more than 100 fighters gathered in Yemen, some faces were purposely blurred. That has raised concern that those faces may be those of assets already dispatched to launch attacks.
AQAP's acumen for planning and launching sophisticated attacks is driving the concern.
"There's no doubt that AQAP is one of the most dangerous terrorist groups. This is a network that since 2009 repeatedly has tried to attack the United States with innovative tactics and ambitious plots," a U.S. counter- terrorism official told WTOP.
"The rhetoric captured in the recent video indicates that striking America remains at the top of the group's agenda," the official said.
In addition to AQAP's obsession with attacking the U.S., another group has gone to extreme lengths to protect its intent to attack American interests.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL, a former al Qaida affiliate that was forced out of the al Qaida family for its brutal tactics and disobedience, is locked in a bitter feud with al Qaida leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri over its fixation on attacking the U.S.
ISIL, which is run by Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, was established in the early years of the Iraq War and pledged allegiance to al Qaida in 2004. Known then as "al-Qaida in Iraq," the group, composed of and supported by a variety of insurgent groups, tried through brutal tactics to establish a caliphate in the Sunni majority populated regions of Iraq, and last year tried the same tactics in Syria.
The feud boiled over when Zawahiri ordered the ISIL to cease its operations in Syria. Shortly after, Zawahiri's chief representative, Abu Khaled al-Suri, was targeted and killed in a suicide bombing in Aleppo, Syria, on Feb. 23.
"I look at it like the five crime families in New York. When they're working together, they're working together, and when they find some business difference, they'll kill each other. And I think you're seeing a little bit of that now," said House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Michigan.
According to Rogers, Al Baghdadi's organization has gained strength over time and found operational space in Syria.
"The difference was, Al-Baghdadi wanted to focus on westerners and other things, and talked about talked about external operations in Europe and in the United States," he said.
Al Qaida has five direct affiliates and 14 indirect affiliates. In part, by design, all of them have aspirations of attacking the west, namely the U.S. But al Qaida central has ordered the focus to remain on regional and local issues and officials in their areas.
"What this does is show you the sheer number of these affiliates popping up that have their own strength and their own ideas about carrying out activities. That's why I argue there's more of a threat stream from al Qaida today than we saw even before 9/11," Rogers said.
The counter-terrorism official who spoke to WTOP pointed to AQAP as the tip of the spear.
"Within Yemen, AQAP's ruthless campaign of coordinated assaults, bombings and assassinations has taken the lives of hundreds of innocent men, women and children. Its deadliest operations have targeted Yemeni military installations and other government sites."
At the same time, the official said, "We remain concerned that the group is pursuing western, to include U.S., interests in Yemen. It was less than a year ago -- in August 2013 -- when we temporarily suspended operations at our embassy in Sana out of an abundance of caution in the face of a credible threat."
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I have been so crazy-busy (not to mention out-of-the-loop) since I returned home from the N.S.C.A.R. National Convention / visit with my Dad. You can imagine how surprised I was to learn that "Little Bytes of Life" was included among MyHeritage.com's list of "Top 100 Genealogy Sites."
As always, it amazes me that anyone even reads my blog (especially since I've been short on content lately), much less has anything nice to say about it. Awards are downright shocking.
There were, in my humble opinion, some glaring omissions to this list, but as MyHeritage.com explained:
We put a focus on finding hidden gems in the community, so there's a good chance that some of these are sites you won't have seen before. It's a testament to the vibrancy of the online genealogy community that even this selection of 100 sites had to leave out a lot of quality content. Nevertheless, these are the 100 we came up with, presented in alphabetical order. We hope you enjoy reading them!Momma always taught me to just say "thank you" to a compliment, and not to ask questions. So... thank you, MyHeritage.com, for finding "Little Bytes of Life" to be one of your "hidden gems." Hopefully it won't remain hidden for too much longer!
Congratulations to the other 99 wonderful sites on this list. I hope that you will take the time to visit them and say "hello!"
And to the "glaring omissions" I say, "You guys are all ROCK STARS in my book." You know who you are.


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The following is the second part of a series called Get Our Milk Off Drugs, written in response to pending legislation that would interfere with dairies who want to label their products as free from genetically engineered bovine growth hormone (rbGH or rbST). Although the bill was passed in the Kansas legislature, it would effect the labeling of every product sold in the state, including all national brands. Therefore, we ask everyone to email Governor Sebelius before April 16, urging her to veto the bill. Furthermore, since Governor Sebelius is expected to become the new Secretary of Health and Human Services, the email asks her to use her new appointment to ban this dangerous drug once and for all.
The material for this series is drawn from my books Genetic Roulette and Seeds of Deception, and my 18-minute online film Your Milk on Drugs--Just Say No!.
Get Our Milk off Drugs, Part 2
(See part 1 for the link between bovine growth hormone (rbGH) and cancer.)
"The whole rbGH thing represents fundamental flaws in the regulatory process. . . . It was bad science and bad regulation."
This was the conclusion of former FDA veterinarian Richard Burroughs, who was a lead reviewer in the approval process of recombinant bovine growth hormone (rbGH) for nearly five years. The drug "was approved prematurely without adequate information," says Burroughs, whose life and career became a casualty in a perfect storm of industry manipulation and political collusion.
As the only member of the FDA team who had dairy herd experience, Burroughs wrote the original protocols for evaluating the safety of rbGH on cows. The FDA didn't conduct the tests themselves. It was always the drug's maker who performed the studies and reported the results. But according to Burroughs, they "would come in and try to negotiate the protocols to water them down." And when they ultimately presented their findings, Burroughs was shocked to discover, "They just went out and skewed the data."
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The weather is a hot topic at the moment in scientific circles as well as amongst us ordinary folk. The big question seems to be whether climate change, and in particular global warming, is making our weather worse – or not. Two recent articles on the topic have highlighted the problem that Bordeaux faces in the future, the first Climate Change Threatens French Wine at the Global Post quotes Herve Lethielleux, co-owner of L'Etiquette, a wine boutique in central Paris, as saying:
"In 20 years, the English will be making Grenache from Chateauneuf-du-Pape."
This, I doubt, given the fact that the dreadful British weather has devastated our nascent wine production with Wickham Vineyard having ceased trading just before Christmas and Nyetimber abandoning the 2012 harvest. Besides which I wouldn't say Grenache wouldn't be an ideal candidate for growing in England even if we had warmed up in 20 year's time as it doesn't do well in wet weather. With climate change, warming does not necessarily mean we will suffer from heat waves and drought – the UK is probably more likely to suffer from extremes, including an increase in wet weather.
Lethielleux went on to tell the Global Post that many of the winemakers with whom he works have been documenting gradual but persistent changes in climate over the past decades — and noting increasingly earlier harvest dates with growing alarm. "The grapes just aren't ripening properly," he adds.
The article raises some interesting points with Gregory Jones, a research climatologist at Southern Oregon University saying that: "If you look at Tasmania, it was too cool to grow grapes 25 to 40 years ago. Today, it's clearly much more suitable." It also quotes Jean-Pascal Goutouly, a researcher at the Institut des Sciences de la Vigne et du Vin (ISVV), part of the National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) in Bordeaux, saying that despite the rising concern a full-on crisis mode hasn't yet arrived:
"Things are okay for the moment. We still have the possibility to adapt to the conditions."
However the important question the article raises is "Will people have to change what they're planting to adapt?" The answer is undoubtedly "yes".
The second article from La Tribune, The Bordealise Search for Solutions to Tackle the Effects of Global Warming goes some way to answer this question. Its author, Nicolas César, states that the effects of global warming are already being felt in the vineyards; the grapes are harvested earlier and wines have reduced acidity and higher alcohol content: "Tomorrow, French wine will not taste the same . . . In Bordeaux, professionals need to adapt."
César also quotes Jean-Pascal Goutouly at INRA and ISVV as saying that over the last 50 years the average temperature has risen by about 1 degree in French vineyards and in 2050, the temperature should have risen 2.4 degrees. The concern is that wines in the future will lose their ability to age, and therefore their value. Higher alcohol content will also impact on exports as many countries tax the wine according to its alcohol content. Furthermore there is a growing trend against high alcohol wines with people preferring less alcoholic tipples that are more digestible.
INRA's response to this has been to launch a program called "quality wine at low alcohol" (VDQA), bringing together 12 public and private partners. Apparently a technique to dealcoholize wines has already been developed. In the short term, changes in vineyard management are being suggested by Serge Delrot, Director of ISVV and researcher at INRA. Delrot also coordinates a working group devoted to the adaptation of the vine to climate change in the context of the European project KBBE Innovine, which begins this January 2013. Another imperative is the genetic selection of clones which are less rich in sugar and ripen more slowly.
Jean-Pascal Goutouly has warned that global warming may cause the disappearance of Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot grapes in Bordeaux. In Chile, for example, global warming has led to Merlot being replaced by Cabernet Sauvignon.
INRA has been experimenting with grape varieties not traditionally used in Bordeaux for a while now (see my blog Syrah in Bordeaux?) and Delrot has planted a parcel containing 52 varieties grafted on the same rootstock to study. The varieties planted not only include the traditional Bordeaux grape varieties but also Mediterranean and South European grape varieties that can withstand high heat (Tempranillo from Spain, Sangiovese from Italy, Touriga Nacional from Portugal etc). The idea behind this is to identify the variety that can best adapt to climate change.
Before we all start throwing our hands up in horror at the potential loss of Merlot it's important to remember that the Bordeaux red wine (or Claret) as we know it has only been in existence since 1936 when the INAO (National Institute for Appellations of Origin) was set up. The INAO established the appellations and what grape varieties went into the blend. Before this in 1905 regulations were in effect but they were difficult to enforce.
The Bordeaux of the late 1800s contained long forgotten grape varieties such as Gros Verdot (Chateau Lafite used it in 1868) and pre 1850 Bordeaux used Alicante and Bénicarlo grape varieties as well as wines from the Rhone and Valencia in the blend. Merlot was not introduced to Bordeaux until the mid-1850s (see my blog Bordeaux 2010, Climate Change and the Wine of the Future for more information).
So it seems Bordeaux has always adapted to what the climate has to throw at it . . .


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My very first task as the newly appointed chief collaboration Fool was to run a big team-building event at our annual company meeting – what we loving call "Foolapalooza". This came as no surprise to me. In fact, it was my idea. For a long time, I've been a fan of real-world treasure hunts. The […]Continue reading
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In the past four months, Tackleberry has won five races including the Hal's Hope (G3), Gulfstream Park Sprint Championship (G2) and the $500,000 Sunshine Millions Classic.
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Winless since completing a sweep of the Florida Stallion Series in the In Reality at Calder on Oct. 17, 2009, Jackson Bend will be going for gold again in Saturday's $300,000 Gulfstream Park Handicap (G2)…literally.
Belle Watling Syndicates' 5-year-old Chilean-bred champion mare Belle Watling came from her native country to trainer Patrick Biancone with a big reputation - 13 victories in 16 starts. In her North American debut Feb. 20 at Gulfstream Park, she ran a respectable fourth in the $100,000 The Very One Stakes (G3) going 1 3/8th mile on the turf.
Gulfstream Park Racing & Casino announced today the first annual Florida Derby Golf Tournament will be held March 29 at Woodmont Country Club in Fort Lauderdale.
Retired jockey Jose Santos, who launched his Hall of Fame career in South Florida, will launch his just-released biography, 'Above It All: The Turbulent Life of Jose Santos,' at Gulfstream Park March 12.
Sunday's fourth race at Gulfstream Park was somewhat of a mixed bag of fortunes for Nick Zito. The Hall of Fame trainer had a few reasons to be happy and another to be disappointed.
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The Seattle Times today runs a column by David Klinghoffer and me that spells out some ideas for dealing with storms like the one that slowed Seattle down recently and left a million and a half people--including colleagues of ours--without power, some for more than a week. Even today I am hearing of needless financial losses by businesses that had no generators to back-up the regular power supply. Vast supermarkets on the East Side of Lake Washington (Seattle suburbs) closed for want of electricity and not only suffered the lack of normal income, but had to destroy perishable goods. Filling stations, restaurants, even doctors' offices closed. For such businesses the financial loss alone was probably more than what it would have cost to have a couple of big generators available. We will have such storms and other disasters in the future, so will the private and public sectors use the recent event as a wake up call?
Mind you, when we talk about decentralization we are not suggesting that the power grid should be taken apart; far from it. The central grid is a wonder of engineering, capable of supplying power from strong areas to weakened ones as needed. Rather, by decentralization we mean that local, neighborhood and even private back-up systems--redundancy--should be available for those rare but traumatic times when a regional system breaks down. Let's see some imaginative innovation from private and public sources now.
For a new example, on this blog we have urged the adoption of plug-in hybrid cars as a way to conserve fossil fuels. My colleagues in the Cascadia project of Discovery Institute suggest that the plug-in hybrid car batteries could, in a pinch, be used to supplement a home's electric supply after a power outage. I don't know for how long, or how successfully, but it is worth investigating.
Indeed, I hope that one outcome of the Seattle storm will be to wake up state legislatures and city councils in Washington State and around the country this winter and spring. New laws and regulations should be considered, not to add further to the paperwork load already required of builders and businesses, but to substitute for it. For example, a colleague in Woodinville, WA, north of Seattle, was without power for eight days but kept warm because he had "old fashioned" gas heat appliances that worked--with a struck match applied to the pilot light--when the electricity failed. Newer systems operate under a code "reform" that is designed to prevent home accidents by preventing such over-rides. Thousands of people with the new "reformed" systems therefore sat in the cold and dark in my colleague's neighborhood! Surely, as our article says, it should be possible to come up with safe, alternative ways to over-ride gas and oil systems that rely on periodic electric stimulus.
Talk about a need for "intelligent design"! Our forefathers in the bad old days a hundred years ago suffered with wood stoves and clunky coal furnaces that required the periodic cleaning of heavy cinders and polluted the atmosphere. But at least they survived any winter storm sent their way!


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Texas Millionaire Known For His "Cadillac Ranch" Charged With Child Molestation
Stanley Marsh 3, the eccentric millionaire artist best known for his "Cadillac Ranch" art display along an interstate in the Texas Panhandle, was charged Wednesday with 11 felony counts of molesting children.
Texas Dad Will Not Face Charges In Alleged Attacker's Death
A young Texas father who beat to death with his fists a man molesting his 5-year-old daughter will not be charged, authorities said Tuesday as they released a dramatic 911 tape of the dad frantically pleading for help before the hired ranch helper died.
Father Beats To Death Man That Tried To Molest 4-Year-Old Daughter
A father beat to death with his hands a man who tried molesting his 4-year-old daughter after the little girl was heard screaming on the family's rural Texas ranch, authorities said Monday.
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Glamour, decadence, brilliance, obsession - Paris is a city of resounding contradictions at the turn of the century. And no place epitomizes those contradictions quite as magnificently as the Moulin Rouge cabaret, where love and destiny collide with greed and dangerous addictions.
Canada's internationally-acclaimed Royal Winnipeg Ballet will bring the passion and drama of Paris and its Moulin Rouge cabaret to Lafayette on January 23, 2013, when the Performing Arts Society of Acadiana presents Moulin Rouge® - The Ballet on the stage of the Heymann Performing Arts Center. "PASA is truly honored that the Royal Winnipeg Ballet has chosen our stage to present this stunning performance," PASA Executive Director Vicki Chrisman says. "It will delight ballet lovers of all ages, and make ballet fans out of those who think they don't like ballet."
Moulin Rouge® -- The Ballet has been seen by nearly 60,000 people on its current North American tour. Its high-kicking Can-can choreography is accompanied by a thrilling soundtrack featuring composers such as Debussy, Massenet, Lehar, Shostakovich and many more. And, of course, no depiction of the Moulin Rouge would be complete without Jacques Offenbach's rousing original "Can-can" music that's recognized the world over.
Set in the infamous red-light district of Pigalle in Paris, the story of lovers Nathalie and Matthew is one of hope, ambition, and passion in the face of crushing hardships. Their story is filled with characters as diverse as the great artist Toulouse-Lautrec with his absinthe addiction to the poorest inhabitants of the mean streets of Paris who struggle for ways to escape their plight, to the dancing girls of the Moulin Rouge, the outrageous Diamond Dogs.
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet brings all these characters brilliantly to life under the direction of Choreographer Jorden Morris. After retiring from the stage as a principal dancer, Morris studied early French choreography and premiered his first work The Three Musketeers in 1999. He was commissioned by Royal Winnipeg Ballet Artistic Director André Lewis to choreograph works for the visit of Queen Elizabeth, and in 2006, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet presented the world premiere of his classical ballet Peter Pan. Jorden's latest creation, Moulin Rouge® -- The Ballet, is now the company's biggest box office success to date.
Jorden's singular choreography is matched by the stunning costumes designed by Anne Armit along with Shannon Lovelace. Armit's extensive list of credits includes being chosen by choreographic legend Twyla Tharp to coordinate the costumes for her 2011/2012 work Twyla Tharp's The Princess and the Goblin, a co-production between the Atlanta Ballet and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.
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Never before has the Northern Indiana Conference had more than one team play for a state championship.
This year, it will have three.
Penn, Washington and St. Joe all captured Semi-State championships Friday night and will play for the state tiles in their respective classifications next Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Kingsmen, now 14-0 on the season, defeated FW Snider 28-10 Friday night to capture the 5A Semi-State. Penn will face Carmel in the state championship at 7:30 Saturday in Indianapolis. It's Penn's first trip to the state finals since 2003.
Zach Oakley rushed for two touchdowns and Michael Mason returned the opening kickoff of the 2nd half 85 yards for a score for the Kingsmen.
In 4A, South Bend Washington becomes the first South Bend city school to head to the state finals since the Panthers won it all in 1973.
Washington beat Leo 13-3 to capture the Semi-State championship at Leo. The Panthers will face Indy Cathedral in the title game next Saturday at 3:30 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Cathedral beat Gunner Kiel and Columbus East 62-7.
The Panthers played without starting quarterback Daigien Morgan, who stayed in South Bend with an illness. Kelly Kolat played in his place and scored the game's first touchdown. Washington coach Antwon Jones says Morgan will be back to be his QB next week.
David Perkins also intercepted a pass and returned it 61 yards for a touchdown.
In 3A, St. Joe is headed to the state finals for the 3rd time in five years, beating West Lafayette 21-13 at School Field.
The Indians get their rematch with Indy Chatard next Saturday at noon at Lucas Oil Stadium. Chatard beat St. Joe in the state finals in 2007 and again last year.
St. Joe opened the game with an interception return for a touchdown from Kevin McFadden then scored a second touchdown on a hook-and-ladder from Nick Carmola to Collin Hickey to Pat Klima.
After West Lafayette closed to 14-6, Carmola rushed for a touchdown to extend the lead.
In 2A, Bremen's undefeated season ended with a 35-21 loss at Bishop Luers.
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Who did the cover art?
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Oi vey, horrible cover art. My apologies to the illustrator, but that cover conveys nothing of the rich material found inside the pages. Is the market for this book being directed at Dungeons and Dragons fans looking for a new comic book to buy?
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The cover art is great. It does convey the book's contents; that image is an instance of the market. It could also be interpreted as showing Power, as the bookeeper is having something pointed out to him by the other man (Power), who is shown to be in a position of dominance (his right arm is draped over the bookeeper's left arm). This conveys direction and interference.
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With 12 games in the Association last night, there were a number of places we could have looked for the Pass of the Night. And we found it in the night's finale between the Los Angeles Clippers and Oklahoma City Thunder.
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After a hot start from the Clippers, the Thunder battled back to take control in the first half. But a hot 3rd quarter gave the Clippers back the lead, and they held on in the 4th for a 111-103 win on their home court. There were a number of awesome plays throughout the night – which isn't surprising given the talent that was on the court – and we even saw multiple ejections. (Matt Barnes and Serge Ibaka for fighting late in the 2nd quarter.)
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