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Big changes are coming just north of the Williamsburg Bridge. Obama administration officials on Monday announced funding for a novel idea: A big barrier hugging the coast. In bad weather, it would stop deadly river surge.
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The region dodged a bullet that flooding from Sandy didn't destroy it. Proposals protect it from the next time, when we may not be as lucky.
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The Halo: Combat Evolved update, one of two Halo games currently in development under the watchful eye of 343 Industries, is expected to support 1080p resolution and 3D televisions. Details on multiplayer are supposedly still being worked out, but we understand the remake will likely feature online co-op (the original game supported two-player split-screen co-op).
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Mary Elizabeth Benjamin, 78, of Turlock, passed away on Thursday, May 29, 2014 after a brief illness.
He is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Genevieve "Gen" Alldrin of Lake Don Pedro, two sons Melford (Joyce) Alldrin of Avery, CA and Gordon (Connie) Alldrin of Turlock, sister Geraldine Anderson of Ripon, CA, brother Chuck (Peggy) Alldrin of Chico, CA, five grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He is preceded in death by three siblings, Eleanor Ahlgren, Stanley Alldrin, and Doris Turnquist.
Tharold was born in Bixby, Oklahoma to Pierce and Hester Dill in 1918 and passed into his loving Father's arms surrounded by his loving family at the age of 96 in Turlock. He attended Bixby High School before moving to Casa Grande, AZ where he met Elaine Darr and they married in1938. Tharold worked as a plumber in Arizona before they settled in Turlock in 1951and he became a farmer until his retirement. After retirement he opened Dill's Statuary on Lander in Turlock. He enjoyed woodworking, traveling by R.V. but most importantly he loved his family. Tharold ...
Charles is survived by Dean, his loving wife of soon to be 59 years; son and daughter-in-law, Richard and Debbie; daughter and son-in-law, Terri and Brion; five grandchildren and their spouses; six great-grandchildren, with three on the way; brother, Fred; sisters, Georgia and Doris; and several nieces and nephews.
Robert was born in Riverside, CA to Bobby and Patricia Herrington in 1959 and passed away at the age of 54 in Modesto, CA. Robby graduated from Denair High School in 1978 where he participated in football, track, and wrestling. Robby loved country music and attending rodeos; he always dreamed of becoming a bull rider. Robby was known for being a caring person who loved everybody.
Betty Lou Reeser went home to be with the Lord on Monday, June 23, 2014. She was born July 2, 1931 to Forest and Ethel Wampler in Missouri, one of four children.
Norma Jean Leonard, 88 of Hilmar, passed away on June 13, 2014.
Alma Louise Elliott, 88, of Turlock, passed away at Emanuel Medical Center. Alma was born in Dryer, Arkansas to Benjamin and Lessie Blanchard. She lived most of her life in the Delhi area. She worked several years as a Nursing Assistant and later worked on the line of Valley Fresh in Turlock. Alma was a woman of faith and love. She taught her own children and she taught Sunday School at the United Pentecostal Church in Delhi. Her children were her world. She was loved by all who knew her.
Lloyd passed away after a short illness. Born in Trenton Missouri, Lloyd joined the Army and specialized in airplane engine mechanics. He was awarded the Good Conduct Medal, the Victory WWII Medal and the American Theatre Ribbon. After an Honorable Discharge from the Army, Lloyd went on as a civilian at Castle Air Force Base in Merced CA. where he operated the aircraft engine change dept. and later supervised the vehicle maintenance dept. until his retirement in 1978.
Nancy Ying Gong, age 68, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on June 8, 2014. Nancy is survived by her loving husband Guy Ming Gong; son Daniel Gong and wife Wailan; son Raymond Gong and wife Mari; daughter Lisa Wong; daughter Tina Gong; grandchildren Brandon and Gavin Gong, Bryan, Diana, and Anthony Wong. Sister Shun Kong and husband Paul Kong. Sister Kam Kuen Soon and husband Loy Soon.
Mary was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1936, to parents Benjamin Earl and Bessie Veronica Smith.
Anne Matson went to be with her Lord and Savior Thursday, June 12, 2014. She was born on January 1, 1923 in Chicago, Il. She was raised in Gary, Indiana where she attended local schools and graduated from Emerson High School. She moved with her family to Delhi, California in the late 1940's. She met the love of her life, Samuel Matson, and they were married and moved to Turlock in 1951. They enjoyed many happy years together supporting their family and community until Sam's death in 1993. She lived independently in Turlock, and recently moved to Paramount ...
Mary Galbraith Thomas Peterson, a longtime Turlock resident, passed away on March 29, 2014. She was two months shy of her 98 birthday.
Ronda was born in Modesto and grew up in the Turlock and Waterford area. She was a loving and caring person, who was always trying to help others and make them happy. Ronda enjoyed camping and being outdoors, but most of all she treasured time spent with her children and sisters.
Lisa was born in Modesto to George and Edith Dennis and raised in Turlock.
Lillian Tamraz Babbitt Moore passed away on November 9th 2014, she was 86 years old.
Rodney Dean "Rod" Geving, 61, Dickinson, died Thursday, October 23, 2014 at St. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, Minn., after losing his battle with cancer. Services for Rodney will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, November 1, 2014 at Our Redeemer's Lutheran Church, New England, with Rev. Bruce Peterson officiating. Inurnment will follow at the Rainy Butte Cemetery, south of New England. Military honors will be provided by the New England American Legion Anton Ulijohn Post 66. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the church on Saturday.
Jared Collins, 15, of Turlock, CA passed away Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014, from injuries he sustained from a dirt bike collision.
David N. Sondeno, 89, of Turlock passed away peacefully on Sat. Nov. 8th surrounded by family. David was born in Norway to John and Esther Sondeno, and as a young boy the family immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Stanislaus Co.
George Clair Humphrey, age 63. Of Vancouver, Washington passed away in Turlock on November 11. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 1:00 PM at Turlock Funeral Home with committal to follow at Turlock Memorial Park. Visitation will be held Tuesday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the funeral home. Please go to www.turlockmemorialpark.com to view complete obituary.
Gerald Leland Giesbrecht, (known to many as Jerry), died at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, CA on November 11, 2014 of Congestive Heart Failure. He was 72.
Gloria Charlene Caetano, 66 of Atwater passed away Wednesday, November 12, 2014. She was born in Columbus, Ohio on June 19, 1948 to Virgil and Ruth Wears. She spent all of her adult life in Delhi, Hilmar and Turlock area. During this time she was employed at Valley Fresh Foods in Turlock, the Hilmar Unified school district and the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds Office. Gloria absolutely adored her granddaughter, Haley, who she loved to spend time with and take shopping. Her favorite hobby was spending time with her dogs Chica, Baby and Squeaky. Gloria had a big heart and was a ...
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Nathan Burrichter, 38,is the first born to Rebecca and Daniel Burrichter, born on August 25, 1976. He passed away unexpectedly on November 6, 2014. Nathan was an avid Raiders fan often getting a hard time from his family during football season, who are huge Steelers fans. He also enjoyed hanging out with friends and family, fishing, camping and tinkering with technology, often with his brother Nick. Being the oldest brother of five siblings, he had mastered the quality of patience. His unique laugh and amazing smile will always be treasured in our memories. Though he had left this earth ...
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Rob Ford not kept out of ACC lounge because of BMO Field vote: MLSE
A MLSE spokesman said Sunday that the decision to keep Rob Ford out of the Air Canada Centre Director's Lounge during Saturday's Maple Leafs game had nothing to do with BMO Field.
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Mayor Rob Ford was not denied access to an exclusive lounge at the Air Canada Centre Saturday night because he voted against Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment's plan to expand BMO field, according to an MLSE spokesman.
"That is absolutely not the case," said spokesman Dave Haggith.
An official source said the exclusive Director's Lounge is invitation-only, there was a private function being held and the room was at capacity. Ford's vote on the BMO Field expansion had nothing to do with it, the source said.
According to Councillor Frank Di Giorgio, who attended the game with Ford, the mayor became "visibly upset" when he was blocked from entering the lounge, an area he has been allowed to go before — at least once with his friend and alleged extortionist Sandro Lisi.
The mayor complained that he was being kept out of the lounge because he voted Thursday against a plan by MLSE to invest $10 million of city funds to expand BMO field.
"He just kept repeating it," said Di Giorgio. "That was when he became more and more irate."
People around the mayor were agreeing with him and making comments like, "They shouldn't be allowed to get away with that," which helped to "egg the mayor on and get him into more trouble," Di Giorgio said.
The councillor said security guards spoke to him and asked him to tell the mayor there was a private function occurring in the lounge, in an effort to stop him from repeating the allegation.
"I did, but he was adamant that, 'No, that's not the reason'. . . He's very opinionated and you're not going to convince him otherwise."
MLSE owns both the Maple Leafs and Major League Soccer's Toronto FC, which calls BMO Field home. MLSE has been seeking $10 million from each of the three levels of government, to go along with $90 million MLSE plans to spend, to expand the stadium. The larger stadium would then serve as home to football's Toronto Argonauts as well.
DiGiorgio mused that if anyone could have calmed Ford down, it was his brother, Councillor Doug Ford. But he said both Fords were accustomed to going to the Director's Lounge during games.
"I think both he and his brother may have felt the same way. So, if that's the case, it's very difficult to dislodge them when they're on the same songsheet."
Sources told the Star that the mayor was "belligerent" at the game and received a warning from security staff. Photos and videos taken by fans during the game show Ford in the concourse with security employees and police officers nearby.
The councillor lost track of Ford after the game, which concerned him because the mayor had been invited to a function in DiGiorgio's ward hosted by the Italian-Canadian community.
"I did call him to find out whether he had gone back to city hall," said DiGiorgio. "He essentially wouldn't tell me where he was. He repeated what he had said to me earlier — that he was OK."
In fact, Ford did return to city hall, where he was alone in his office until 1:30 a.m. Then he took a taxi and was later spotted at Muzik nightclub, one of his favourite haunts.
Ford's chief of staff, Dan Jacobs, did not respond to a request for comment Sunday.
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Klaus! Elijah! Rebekah! OH MY! The Originals Season 2 is coming! (Finally!!)
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Green (sauce) means go for a snazzier supper
Food writer Nancy Leson says with a blender or food processor, it takes little time and effort to create a green sauce both vibrant and versatile.
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A GREAT GREEN sauce is a splash of sunshine that brightens any dish, any day.
Out and about, you'll find me clucking contentedly over the Peruvian-style rotisserie bird at San Fernando Roasted Chicken in Seattle or Lynnwood — a squeeze bottle of their addictive cilantro-laced sauce in hand. And I'm always the first to say, "More mint chutney, please!" at Indian restaurants everywhere. Red sauce or green on my enchiladas? (Salsa verde, por favor.) Favorite steak sauce? (Chimichurri.)
Meanwhile, at home in my kitchen with a blender or food processor, it takes little time and effort to create a green sauce both vibrant and versatile.
Take cookbook maven Claudia Roden's Spanish-accented mojo de perejil. Meant for sassing-up meat or seafood, it can be put on anything that might get a kick from a puckery parsley-fueled vinaigrette — say, boiled potatoes or grilled chicken breast: Pluck a generous cupful of Italian parsley leaves, blend with five crushed garlic cloves, ¾ cup extra virgin olive oil, 2 tablespoons red (or white) wine vinegar, plus salt and pepper to taste. (Makes a cup.)
"Whoa! Where did you find that recipe?" I asked after a friend turned me on to her go-to condiment: cumin-stoked charmoula, courtesy of Seattle cooking instructor Sureyya Gokeri. You might know Gokeri as co-owner of Fremont's Cafe Turko, but you'll surely know why I'm addicted to her bright green sauce (over roasted vegetables, sauteed shrimp, scrambled with eggs) when you follow this advice:
Toast (in a saute pan, till fragrant) then grind 1 teaspoon whole cumin seed. Zest then squeeze the juice from one lemon. Peel a garlic clove. Seed and devein two jalapeños. Finely chop a small bunch of cilantro. Now, blend the cumin, garlic, jalapeños and lemon juice with 4 tablespoons of good olive oil. Add the zest and cilantro, and pulse to a pesto-like consistency. Season with salt and pepper. (Makes ½ cup and keeps, refrigerated, for up to two weeks. So don't be shy: make a double batch!)
Proving that it never hurts to ask, I begged Shubert Ho — the chef behind my neighborhood pan-Asian bistro, Bar Dojo in Edmonds — for his cilantro aioli recipe. Used as a saucy schmear to adorn his crispy-shallot beef sliders, that creamy concoction also adds an elegant element to his black cod kasuzuke. At home, I'll eat it over anything, but you might try it over pan-seared salmon, under sautéed scallops or as dipping sauce for panko-fried cod.
Shooby's Cilantro Aioli
Makes a scant 2 cups
1 small bunch of cilantro, leaves and stems roughly chopped
1 serrano pepper, seeded and quartered
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1 tablespoon chopped shallot
¼ cup fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon kosher salt
½ teaspoon black pepper
1 large egg yolk
¾ cup canola oil
Additional salt and pepper, to taste
1. In a blender or food processor, blend cilantro, serrano pepper, garlic, shallot, lime juice, salt and black pepper to a smooth purée.
2. Add egg yolk and process briefly.
3. In a slow, steady stream, add canola oil through fill-cap or feed tube, being careful not to add too much at once. The sauce should heavily coat a spoon, but will not be as thick as a traditional aioli.
4. Taste and correct seasoning. Use immediately or store, covered and refrigerated, for no longer than two days.
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This is my project that i was told couldnt be done, its a 2002 honda VFR 800 v-tec. with a good dose of research, lots of sleepless nights and a very tolerant wife i managed to build a Turbo VFR, The turbo is a garrett T2 water cooled unit. oil lines plumbed into exsisting oil cooler system, i had to re - route the cooling system to plumb in the turbo, then the real fun began how to get the rear bank exhaust to join up at the front for turbo input. I modified the air box, re maped the power commander 3 and off i went for a test ride, a few tweaks later the bike runs great no Vtec kick and loads and loads of GO. Colin Barrett Dover Kent
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LBJ Tapes Show Richard Nixon May Have Committed Treason By Sabotaging Vietnam Peace Talks
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Newly released tapes recorded during Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency have confirmed long-held rumors that in 1968, then-presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon worked to sabotage Vietnam War peace talks.
The LBJ tapes were recently declassified and released by the Johnson library in Austin, Texas. According to the BBC's summary of the tapes, not only did Nixon possibly commit treason, but LBJ knew about it and decided not to expose him in the closing days of an election that Nixon barely won.
While Nixon became infamous for his tendency to record nearly every conversation during his presidency, which proved to be his undoing, he wasn't the first commander in chief to document everything so thoroughly. In fact, Nixon seems to have gotten the idea to keep an extensive set of recordings from LBJ himself. John F. Kennedy also taped some of his meetings.
In the summer of 1968, the Paris peace talks were under way, working to find a diplomatic solution to the Vietnam War. While the talks seemed to be going well, by October, South Vietnam had dropped out, just as Johnson was about to negotiate an end to all bombings in North Vietnam. The Democratic nominee, Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, belatedly called for a bombing halt, and closed the gap with Nixon in the final days.
The reason for the Saigon government's withdrawal? Richard Nixon had convinced the South Vietnamese delegates that they would get a better peace deal under his presidency. Nixon's campaign relied heavily on the war continuing, and he saw an end to the bombings as an grave threat to his campaign.
And while Nixon sabotaged the talks, he publicly denied any knowledge or involvement in the South's withdrawal, ultimately prolonging the war for five more years. His actions could have conceivably resulted in treason charges if Johnson had made the news public.
Nixon had been suspected of sabotaging the talks for years, but the new tapes released by the LBJ library prove that Johnson was aware of his actions.
"We have found that our friend, the Republican nominee, our California friend, has been playing on the outskirts with our enemies and our friends both, he has been doing it through rather subterranean sources," Johnson told Sen. Richard Russell, D-Ga., in one taped phone call. "Mrs. Chennault is warning the South Vietnamese not to get pulled into this Johnson move."
Anna Chan Chennault, the Chinese-born widow of World War II aviation legend Claire Chennault, was a Republican activist and Nixon's emissary to the South Vietnamese. She is still alive at age 87.
Why did Johnson refuse to break the news? In part, it would mean admitting that he had bugged several ambassadors' phones, which also might not sit well with the American public. Johnson informed Humphrey of Nixon's actions, though he ultimately decided not to make the announcement in the vain hope that he was on track to win anyway.
In the end, Nixon used Johnson's "failure" to end the Vietnam War as a major selling point, even citing the South's withdrawn from peace talks as a black mark against Johnson. Nixon won by an extremely small margin and once in office, escalated the war for years before negotiating for peace in 1973.
While the confirmation of Nixon's behavior is shocking enough, the LBJ tapes also reveal that the Democratic president at one point had a secret plan to re-enter the 1968 presidential election at the last second. In the spring, after strong showings by the antiwar candidates Eugene McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy, Johnson abruptly announced that he would not run for a second term, and Humphrey entered the race in his place.
However, Johnson began to doubt his decision and secretly decided to make a surprise appearance at the Democratic Convention in Chicago, which had decended into a series of increasingly violent protests and riots. Ultimately, Johnson backed out of the plan due to the Secret Service's concerns for his safety at the convention. As a result, Humphrey became the Democratic candidate and Nixon became president.
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PARIS, Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Capgemini Consulting, the global strategy and transformation consulting arm of the Capgemini Group, and Badgeville, the #1 gamification and behavior management platform, today announced a partnership to leverage innovative gamification techniques to accelerate digital transformation in major organizations by engaging, rewarding and motivating employees and customers.
Gamification uses techniques pioneered in popular games to drive customer and employee behavior. These techniques blend psychology and technology to help businesses reach key objectives such as increased collaboration, workforce efficiency, and customer loyalty. Organizations use techniques such as reward systems and achievement levels to allow businesses to change the behavior of both their people and their customers. For instance, a company can integrate gamification techniques to encourage their sales staff to address particular competencies and key performance indicators in the context of CRM processes, such as sales conversion, margin improvement or making follow-up calls to customers; or encouraging staff to provide performance feedback during review processes. Innovative enterprises are also successfully using gamification to win improved customer loyalty and greater interaction with customers on their web and social media channels.
"Serious businesses cannot ignore the transformative possibilities of gamification across their enterprise," said Carter Lusher, Ovum Research. "The partnership between Capgemini Consulting and Badgeville signifies two global leaders teaming to bring these powerful techniques to businesses aiming to modernize their entire employee and customer management experiences."
Behavioral change is key to accelerating large-scale digital transformation according to research from Capgemini Consulting and the MIT Center for Digital Business. Their recent study of over 400 companies worldwide -- The Digital Advantage: How digital leaders outperform their peers in every industry -- found that digital leaders (the "Digirati") invest significantly in the soft side of digital transformation. The Digirati build and share a digital vision, engage the workforce in understanding the vision, and ensure ownership and accountability of the transformation. Gamification offers a creative and innovative way to foster collaboration and secure engagement around strategic priorities.
Maggie Buggie, VP of Digital Transformation, Capgemini Consulting, said: "The bringing together of Badgeville's gamification expertise with our track record in large-scale strategic transformation is very exciting. Large and complex digitally enabled business transformations are often dependent on a significant cultural and behavioral shift, and the use of smartly-applied game mechanics as part of a behavioral change program can tackle that need in an innovative, engaging and meaningful way. Today's announcement also demonstrates Capgemini Consulting's commitment to innovation and our leadership in Digital Transformation."
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a column outlining my goal of walking a total distance of 250 miles prior to Halloween. The reason I chose the 250-mile number was roughly based on an average of a mile per day between the start date and the end of October.
I knew full well I wouldn't be disciplined enough to get out and walk every single day, but I also knew that once I got started, I would go farther than a mile each time I did make it out to walk. Based on that logic, I thought it was an attainable goal.
In that original column, I also stated I would periodically provide updates with how things were progressing. After receiving a few inquires as to how things were going, here is my first report.
I should begin by acknowledging the several supportive e-mails I received immediately after that column first appeared and the subsequent ones inquiring about my progress. In the beginning, it was good to get that boost of encouragement. It was precisely what I needed to get started. Those of you who've sent me subsequent e-mails inquiring about my progress have helped me stay motivated.
As soon as it was warm enough to get outside, I started walking around my neighborhood. Those first few walks in the early part of March were brisk, so I didn't go as far as I thought I would each time. I walked a total of eight times in March and logged 12 miles.
The highlight of getting started was having my 11-year-old daughter, Meredith, join me on several of those outings. She and I had some great talks and laughs as we got in our exercise. I also found out she had never walked the bike path along the Rock River. Now, I'm proud to say, she knows exactly where the 1-mile and the mile-and-a-half markers are located along the route.
I'm slightly embarrassed to admit that I only walked five times in the entire month of April. That only added up to a total of 9 miles. I'm blaming my lack of productivity on two things.
The biggest obstacle was a nagging backache that seemed to bother me for a couple of weeks. Then, when I did finally feel like I could walk without being hunched over, the weather wasn't conducive to being outside for any prolonged period of time.
The good news is so far this month, I've already equaled the number of times I've been out walking compared with last month (five) and I've logged 17.5 miles as of 6 p.m., Sunday, May 13. That brings my total to 38.5 miles since I went public with my goal. I hope to get in another 4-6 miles by the time this column appears in print.
I'd like to once again thank the many people who've offered their support and encouragement, and to those of you who smile, wave or even say "Hi" or "Good morning" as we pass each other coming or going. I hope you'll continue to do so. It provides that little extra that makes me want to go back each time! See you out walking.
Doug Halberstadt can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
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There are few red wine grape varietals in the world quite as versatile as that of the Shiraz/Syrah vine. These powerful darkly colored grapes are responsible for several wildly popular wines, and are used in the production of still, fortified and sparkling wines, all which carry its magnificent strong flavors very well indeed. This grape varietal is a robust one, easily adaptable to several different climates and terroirs, and yet has a strong ability to express the conditions it is grown in when it ferments and is drank. Most typically, Shiraz/Syrah wines are known for spicy flavors with a big fruity punch, and the fact that they can demonstrate the decisions made by the winemakers in their secondary flavors very clearly.
Since the 18th century, California has been a hugely important and influential wine region, acting as a trailblazer for other New World wine regions and utilizing an important blend of traditional and contemporary practices, methods and techniques relating to their wine production. Split into four key areas the North Coast, the Central Coast, the South Coast and the Central Valley Californian wineries make the most of their ideal climate and rich variety of terrains in order to produce a fascinating range of wines made with a long list of different fine grape varietals. Today, the state has almost half a million acres under vine, and is one of the world's largest wine exporters, with Californian wines being drunk and enjoyed all across the globe.
Whilst there are several strains of native grape varietals in the United States, it was the introduction of the European species which prompted the country to begin producing wines on a large scale. Over the past few centuries, experimentation and cross-breeding has produced great successes in regards to the quality and suitability of the fruit grown in states such as California, Oregon, Washington and New York, and the past few decades have seen New World wines from the United States reach much higher standards. Arguably the finest United States wines have always come out of California, where the climate and terrroir is most suitable for fine wine production. The masterful blending of classic grape varietals such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, amongst others including Syrah and Chardonnay, have had world beating results in recent years, prompting many to suggest that there has never been a better time for buying and drinking United States wines.