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Fundraisers from traditional charities need to re-think their approach to major donor fundraising, and the wealthy in general, if they are to attract the kinds of major gifts that the arts and higher education enjoy, says Adrian Beney
In Fundraising's March Agent Provocateur Mark Astarita, director of fundraising at the British Red Cross, wrote about his concern about the matched funding schemes which have been in operation in the higher education sector, and are now starting in the arts sector, arguing that it may be unfair that charities no longer face a level playing field.
I would say, wouldn't it be great if there were some matched funding scheme for the non-higher education, non-arts sector, especially if it was aimed specifically at raising major gifts? But that's to miss the point. Mark argues that because of their wealthier prospect pools, these two sectors already have an inbuilt advantage. I disagree.
I would argue that, well expressed, much of the charity sector has an inbuilt advantage. Why? Because its case for support is usually so much simpler. Mark suggests that education and the arts have an advantage over cancer, children and overseas aid charities. But universities are doing cancer, children and overseas development work. Donors are funding work in micro-biology, in centres to look at better organisation of social work, and (in the case of someone I met today) in research on predicting where the world's next flash points might be, and how to change social, political and economic circumstances there in order to resolve conflict before it happens. These are all closely related to the work of, say, Cancer Research UK, Action for Children and the Red Cross.
At the recent Institute of Fundraising conference on major gifts, I was surprised to hear how reluctant are some chief execs and trustees to engage with donors and to allow them to speak into the life of the charity. (And I know I am writing this against the background of the furore over LSE and Libya.)
But until the sector stops viewing wealthy people with suspicion, and starts instead to embrace their wisdom and interest as well as their money, the gap in major gifts between the HE and arts sector and the rest of the not-for-profit world will remain. On the other hand, if the "conventional" charity sector gets really serious about this work – and the 180 delegates at the IoF Conference suggests that it might be – then the HE and Arts sectors will have some real competition on their hands. Bring it on!
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As artists we love to create – but when it comes to the details of selling we are sometimes a little reluctant. Just in case I get someone who actually wants to know about my work, I have to have a portfolio to show them. Whether this person is a potential customer, gallery owner, or just seems interested in art, having information to give them and recording the information you discover about the person is invaluable.
First, in order to create a portfolio, I have to have pictures of all of my artwork. EVERYTHING I do gets either scanned (at 400 dpi) or digitally photographed and saved on my computer. My documents are named with the name of the painting, size, medium, and date. On my computer I keep the art in folders by the year of creation.
I have two versions of my portfolio.
One is the print version which has the typical photos of my work in acetate page protectors. ALL of the prints are high quality color prints and are consistently on good quality white paper that exactly fits the page protectors. Each print is on the right hand side of the binder and on the left side is an information page. At the front of the binder is a bio with my picture. At the back is an artist's statement.
The other version is a Powerpoint® with all the same stuff. It includes music and smooth transitions between all pages. I have copies of this on CDs and I can easily give it to anyone who is interested. Oh, and of course, the CD has a label with my contact information clearly printed in large type.
Whenever I am displaying my work, teaching a class, or sometimes even when I'm plein-air painting, I have my portfolio (both print and CD) displayed.
On occasions when I don't have my portfolio and the conversation turns to art, I at least have a business card with me. Yes, I'm sure that hundreds of my business cards are carelessly thrown away at the first opportunity, but you never know.It's also important to keep careful records of who we speak with and what we talk about. Include hints about where you met the person, what they looked like, and any personal information you discovered (such as the person loves golf or has twin daughters). Always ask for a person's e-mail address and ask if you can include them in your mailing list. A couple of weeks after meeting the person find some excuse to follow up by mail or possibly a phone call.
So why (other than just being OC) do I go to THIS MUCH work? Because there are THOUSANDS of artists out there. Competition is steep. If I do not present myself and my product well then I may get overlooked. Are art purchases based solely on quality? No. Does fame and success come to whoever is worthy? No. If you paint the best painting in the world will someone, somehow barge their way into your studio and fall at your feet weeping and begging to purchase it? No. These are things we all know. It is a rough market out there and we have to work hard to get our little piece of the pie.
The art world is all up in arms. Every place you turn to there is some article about the government or the states reducing or eliminating public money for artist grants. Frantic emails are sent out, art groups gather to protest the fund reductions and open Facebook polls. But there is not an organization out there in today's economic climate who has NOT had to tighten their belts.
So why the fuss? Let's examine the world of art grants a little less passionately and you may find that reducing or even ending art grants could, in the long run benefit more artists than grants!
How many artists do you know who have benefited from an art grant?
How many artist's do you know whose careers were launched with an art grant?
How happy is the public with the art that is awarded most of the grants?
How happy are you, as an artist, with the art that seems to universally get the art grants?
How politically entwined are the monies for the art grants?
Do you know an artist who makes a living from an art grant?
I ask these questions from the knowledge and life of an artist whose living comes from the sales of her artwork. It has not been easy. But nothing worth doing comes easy and therein lies the lure of the grant-easy money. In reality most grants are almost akin to winning the lottery. Many apply, only one wins. But most lottery players do not make winning the lottery their life work-they still continue to work, raise families and produce in their jobs. How many artists could be so much further along in their careers if they took the bull by the horn and did not spend their life searching for art grants?
Before NC instigated the Lottery, the people I talked to from states where the Lottery was established always prefaced goals with "when I win the lottery." I remember thinking that everything they wanted to do seemed to be on hold until they won the lottery...but what if they never did?
Waiting for help? Look what has happened to the southern coastal states right now, in the throes of the BP oil gusher, facing the biggest disaster those states have ever faced? Where is the help? The government money? The "helping hand?" Small towns all along the Gulf coast have done what Americans have always done before free promises of free money....... getting the job done themselves! It has been all over the news and I could cheer for their efforts. Actions do indeed speak louder than words! You get things done by rolling up your sleeves and getting to work. Solve the problem yourself or with a dedicated group behind you.
And for me, that is the answer to many of the problems in the arts...instead of waiting for free money, make it happen.
What would happen if a core group in each state decided to "take matters into their own hands" and create an art community free of the federal and state restrictions that come with all grant monies? What if public art opportunities were judged by the public instead of a state or federally funded jury looking for political correctness? What if artists learned how to present themselves and their art to corporations, companies, towns and businesses looking for art. What if artists individually took matters into their own hands?Why not see the reduction or ending of grant money as an opportunity rather than a disaster. OK, so there is less of what was there before. Everyone is tightening the belt-at home, at work, at play.... is that so bad? With some positive re-thinking of the art grant situation, more doors could open up to more artists. More diverse Opportunities could be available to far more artists who have chosen art as their field of interest if the dream of free money is not there. We all know someone wins the lottery and we all know some artist gets an available grant..but what of the many, many who tried but did not?
Sometimes life becomes less complicated when you decide that your success will come when you begin to work at it...maybe there is something to that saying "when the going gets tough, the tough get going" after all! :-)
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This sounds like something you would do if you were three and your mother was hanging clothes on the line. It is really excellent art education advice. Ordinary and mundane objects can be the best subjects ever. An added advantage is not wasting time or money on the commute to painting expeditions.Consider the impressionists and what they painted. Their subjects were their families, each other, a table set for lunch, a vase of flowers. OK, there was Renoir and the women and Degas and the ballet dancers, but they generally painted every day life. Impressionism was just a phrase coined by an art critic who said they were not finished paintings, but "impressions." He saw them as rough sketches instead of the smooth blended strokes of Salon and Academy paintings. The artists who exhibited their work together and were eventually called "The Impressionists" were interested in capturing the everyday moments that mattered to them. I always think I'll paint if I travel, as there will be subjects to inspire me. Truthfully, I'm inspired to paint when I start painting something. It gets more interesting the more I pay attention. When I travel, I am captivated by eye candy everywhere and can't stand still long enough to paint. I have to go see everything there is to see.Walking down Santa Fe's Canyon Road with a photographer friend, she asked me to stop as she just had to shoot something. It was a cigarette butt. I got a good laugh and a good reminder of "beauty in the eye of the beholder." It was a stunning composition with great color and background design. I would have never seen it otherwise, as I was too busy looking at the wonderful architecture and art in abundance there.Another artist friend received instruction in an art class to "find something ugly and paint it beautifully." This is an interesting idea, and an even more interesting value judgment. What makes something ugly or beautiful? How do we as artists decide what to paint and how? What do we see and invite others to look at?Art has endless possibilities. There are always enough subjects to go around, and painting from life is more challenging and real than painting from reference photos. You can get away with it if you do both, but life is the best! It is warm outside and summer in most places so even better! Enjoy, and keep on painting!
Poppy Passion 9 x 12 oil by Deb Bartos ©2010 Backyard Poppies 8 x 10 oil by Deb Bartos©2010
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Baby Lamb Chops with Madeira Sauce
Lamb appeared only occasionally on the dinner table when I was growing up, always in the form of a roast and always served with mint jelly[. The succulence of these baby lamb chops is complemented nicely by the rosemary-flavored Madeira sauce.]
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- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 16 rib lamb chops
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup Madeira wine
- 1/2 cup homemade beef stock or canned broth
- 1/4 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary leaves, or 1/8 teaspoon dried
Stir the flour, salt and pepper together in a small cup and spread the mixture out on a large plate. Dip the lamb chops in the flour mixture on both sides. Shake off any excess.
Heat the oil in a large skillet and saute the chops over medium-high heat according to taste. Transfer them to a serving platter and keep warm. Pour the Madeira, stock and rosemary into the skillet and bring to a boil, scraping up all the cooked juices from the bottom. Remove the skillet from the heat, pour the sauce over the lamb chops, and serve immediately.
Recipe courtesy B. Smith, B. Smith's Entertaining and Cooking For Friends, Artisan, 1995
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CHALDOVAR, Kyrgyzstan (AP) - The search for three crew members of an American military refueling plane has been suspended for the night.
The plane crashed today in the rugged mountains of the Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan -- a country where the U.S. operates an air base to help its war effort in Afghanistan. There's no word on the fate of the crew.
Pieces of the plane were left scattered across a grassy field bordered by mountains.
A U.S. defense official in Washington says the plane was on a refueling mission for war operations in Afghanistan at the time of the crash.
According to an official in Kyrgyzstan, the front section of the plane hasn't yet been found. The rest of the aircraft was badly burned in the crash.
He says the search for the crew will resume tomorrow morning. The crash site will remain under guard.
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Updated: 05/19/2005 - The price of gas is still high across the state, but there is some good news. Prices have dropped a little bit from the record high in April.
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Updated: 05/20/2005 - Hundreds of Star Wars fans waited in line for almost two days to score good seats for the premiere of episode three.
Updated: 05/18/2005 - Developers say it will take seven years to turn the Reno Hilton into one of the west's premiere resorts.
Updated: 05/18/2005 - Last year Nevada had several reported cases of West Nile Virus... A disease spread mainly by mosquitoes. A heavy winter and wet spring has officials in Churchill County worried they'll see more of the disease this year. One of the keys to fighting West Nile is detecting where birds have come down with the disease...and then trying to eradicate or at least control the mosquito population in the area.
Updated: 05/17/2005 - The Hispanic Community is growing here in Northern Nevada, up to 30% of the population by some estimates. That's why the Washoe County Sheriff's Office put together a special program catering to this segment of the community.
Updated: 05/18/2005 - Rising waters mean more danger for those who love to get out on the Truckee River. This winter's heavy snowfall has created an exceptionally high, fast moving river. That's great news for kayakers, but it also poses a more serious threat for anyone else who wants to get in.
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Updated: 05/07/2005 - The Division of Forestry says the hills are more green than the last couple of years. But, the lush landscape is also responsible for providing a vast supply of fire fuel. That's why 800 sheep hit a south Reno hillside this morning to graze on those very fuels for the next two months.
Updated: 05/06/2005 - Beer might be losing it's status among young drinkers. Find out why their drink of choice could be anything but their father's favorite suds.
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Updated: 05/06/2005 - The House has passed a bill creating new, stiff driver's license requirements for all 50 states. The senate is expected to pass the bill next week. Concern from civil libertarians, concern from state governments, but this change appears inevitable.
Updated: 05/06/2005 - A bomb scare that shut down central Truckee for close to four hours is finally over. Luckily, a suspicious bag found at the train station turned out to be nothing more than a suitcase full of clothes. Hundreds of people were evacuated from the area because of the threat.
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Updated: 05/04/2005 - Over the past two days, we've looked at how your homeland security dollars are being spent, and if they're being distributed fairly. One of the Senate's most powerful leaders...is now sounding off about how much money Nevada is getting to fight terrorism.
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Now and then, I am told I need to listen to "this record, by this band"—and by the time I get around to listening to it, they are long forgotten.
When given a description of unsaid band, I am usually bombarded with other groups that group sounds like. Great new groups are out there, but few will hold their weight in years to come, and I am stuck in the endless cycle of a musical transient—that is, until I reach for groups from the past.
Groups from the past hold ground. They are that beacon of light in a storm of future has-beens and clouds of not quite. I share with you three albums to which I will always return.
Trace, by Son Volt, released in September 1995
Son Volt: Formed after the break of Bellville, Ill.'s, Uncle Tupelo, which included Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, Son Volt's Trace is a showing of great Americana, mixed with a less-pretentious Seattle grunge sound. The songs are both heartbreaking and authoritative. The lyrics are equal parts Walt Whitman and Harvey Pekar.
Where are they now? Son Volt continues to tour and record with an ever-changing line-up. The band's constant is their lead vocalist and chief songwriter, Jay Farrar.
Roman Candle, by Elliott Smith, released in 1994
Elliott Smith: Hailing from Texas, but a Portland, Ore., transplant, Elliot Smith recorded this lo-fi masterpiece in a borrowed basement on a four-track tape machine. Never intended for release, once pressed, the record became a success. After hearing Roman Candle, Director Gus Van Sant asked the artist to record a song for the Good Will Hunting soundtrack. The song recorded was nominated for Best Song by the Academy Awards, but lost to Celine Dion's forgettable Titanic piece.
Where is he now? Smith took his own life Oct. 21, 2003.
OK Computer, by Radiohead, released June 16, 1997
While listening to this album, one can imagine Upton Sinclair banging out his objection to capitalism on a synthesizer the size of the moon. The record is a brilliant lyrical call to arms, and an instrumental spit in the face to 1997. During the year of its release, the bands on the Top 20 included Hanson, The Spice Girls and Third Eye Blind. OK Computer is a torch that has been passed on to bands like Coldplay and Muse.
Where are they now? The band is working on their seventh release, and continues to tour internationally. The record has since gone triple platinum.
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Heat damage might be the biggest silent killer in the wine industry–more even than corked wine, which has much greater renown.
In our recent discussion on "cooked" wine, Louise from eProvenance joined the discussion. Founded by Eric Vogt, a wine collector formerly of Boston Consulting Group, eProvenance can provide a detailed history of wine's temperature during transit via an RFID tag inserted into either a case or tacked on to a pallet of wine.
Tracking 1,450 shipments in and between the Northern and Southern hemispheres, they assembled a fascinating report: eProvenance found that almost 10 percent of shipments were exposed to temperatures of 30 degrees celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) or more for 18 hours or more, a threshold ETS Labs found as significant a perceptible damage in wine. The report generously does not declare all that wine to be "cooked," instead saying it is merely "at risk"; they suggest 2.8 percent of shipments as having perceptible damage.
Interestingly, some of the highest heat exposure comes not from the journey in the refrigerated container but rather the first and last miles of the journey, as the wine gets to and from the loading bays of wineries and shops. They estimate the monetary value of "at risk" wine to be about $9 billion and the heat-damaged wines to be worth about $2.5 billion.
While eProvenance clearly has an innovative technology to sell and thus may overstate the size of the problem, I am willing to go out on a limb and say that the quantity of heat-damaged wines represents a greater problem for wineries and consumers than counterfeiting. While the Jefferson bottles and their ilk may pose problems for the pinnacle of the wine world, heat-damage may be much farther reaching, especially as cheaper, high-volume wines are less likely to benefit from temperature control.
Heat damage, with its diminution of wine's aromas and freshness that leads to bad consumer experiences, could well be on par with or a greater problem than TCA, or "corked" wines. If I were a vintner, I would strongly consider adding temperature tracking to every delivery and take corrective measures if problems arose in the supply chain. As a consumer, I'd welcome heat shipping data or a third-party certification on each bottle. But then again, I like data–almost as much as I like sipping a glass of wine that isn't flawed. Read more…
These muggy days in the high 90s have New Yorkers sweltering. So it's as good a day as any to wonder out loud how much of the wine we drink is at least partially heat-damaged, or, in wine geek vernacular, "cooked."
It's also been an extremely hot summer in much of Europe. Antonio Galloni considered the implications of this when at a domaine in Burgundy recently, as he saw an unrefrigerated truck hauling away wine bound for America via Dijon, a four-hour drive. Even if it joins a refrigerated container for trans-Atlantic travel, Galloni wrote on eBob, saying, "It doesn't take a genius to figure out that 4 hours in a truck at 100 degree temps means those wines will probably be cooked before they ever have a chance to oxidize, prematurely or not."
Fortunately, most conscientious importers do ship in refrigerated containers today. But some warehouses in the US and/or delivery trucks Read more…
Last week in the NYT, Eric Asimov highlighted the wine program at Nice Matin, a restaurant on the Upper West Side that has remarkable breadth of offerings, depth of vintages and sharp pricing. This apparent wine lover's idyll was not always this way: only in the past few years have the owners built up the wine program, in part by purchasing the cellars of now-defunct restaurants. Further, the wine director "prowls through a network of collectors and winery owners, seeking mature older vintages to add to the list."
Across town and upstate, specialty wine shops such as Chambers Street Wines and Crush Wine and Spirits or Grapes the Wine Company, often broker collections of rare older wines that individual collectors are selling. And even though wine auctions have shifted to Hong Kong with astonishing speed over the past couple of years, the gavel still does come down on wine lots at places like Sotheby's and Christie's here in New York.
All of these facets of the wine business mean that, with a bit of effort, a wine enthusiast can hunt down an enormous range of rare bottles in New York. It is arguably the best city on earth for wine lovers.
But the status quo is under threat thanks to new proposed legislation in Albany. Read more…
A surplus of wine in the past couple of years has led to closeouts, which, in turn, has led to the proliferation of daily deal wine sites. But there are now so many that it can be hard to keep up with them all. Thus the new site winehoarder.com.
Still in beta, the site aggregates offers from the leading "flash sale" sites. Beyond detailing the sales, the site also offers various "social" features, such as voting up the deals and discussion boards. Still embryonic, it could grow into something useful with more participants. But one thing that is useful now is that it provides a record of the wines offered a the various flash sale sites and usually those sites make it difficult to see what exactly they're offering without clicking through.
Anyway, I like the idea since late one evening, probably after too much cru Beaujolais, I once thought about doing such a site myself! What do you think–obviously the site's not much of a looker yet, but is this better than scanning 50 emails a day? Or is the flash sale world of wine sales so fast moving that such an aggregator site is not quick enough for you to score the deals you want?
SIPPED: more Zin Man
The ad about Zin man, riffing on the Old Spice guy, got a big thumbs up from all of you. So I asked the Paso Robles folks for a few more details about their ad. While they wouldn't provide details about how much it cost, they did say the ad was shot in Paso Robles using a professional actor (not a vintner) as the star. They are planning 8-10 more ads this year.
SPIT: Celebrity status
Out of disbelief, a wine store clerk in Manhattan refuses Matt Damon's credit card for the star's impulse purchase of $1,200 of wine, insisting that he pay cash. Which store was it? And which wine was it? [latimes with video]
RUNG: alarm bell
A French researcher warned a Bordeaux trade group this week that the region will be too warm to grow red wine grapes to long-lived wines–by as early as 2050. When will Norway develop a premier cru? [AFP]
SIPPED: foreign takeover
Concha y Toro, Chile's #1 wine producer, is buying Fetzer's three million case production for $238 million. How will this affect consumers of Bonterra, or Fetzer's other brands? Probably not at all. Concha y Toro shares in Santiago were up 7% on the news. The Chilean currency has appreciated by 21% against the greenback in the past two years. Will other domestic wineries be in the sights of foreign companies? [WSJ]
SPIT: critter labels
In case we needed any further indication that critter labels have jumped the shark right off the wine bottle, Yellow Tail is now suing a more recent arrival for infringing on the wallaby. [WSJ]
SPIT: counterfeiting?
The BBC explores laser bottle etching, stealth mineral placement, and bubble codes at Chateau Margaux, all weapons in the current fight against counterfeiting. Whether these measure can outsmart fraudsters remains to be seen.
Blend $4 billion in deficits with a new
Tea Party governor. Squeeze in a full Republican legislature. Shake and garnish with consumer bitters.
Will this stiff drink, now on the table in Harrisburg, lead to the end of the PLCB? The state-run system that bestows such snappy names on its wine stores as #5801 is in a rough patch. As seen in the picture at right (and the accompanying Times story details), the opening hours of this store are limited and the prices, selection and knowledge of the staff may not be all that great either at some state-owned stores. The new kiosks have bombed. Consumer dissatisfaction may be growing as is chatter about privatization. Even though previous governors have floated the idea only to meet with failure, the stars seem to be aligning for reform. While this is something most Pennsylvania wine consumer would likely raise a glass of hard-to-find wine to, the logic that will carry the day for public officials is about money. Read more…
SIPPED: spitting!
"The length and precision of the stream are just unbelievable." No, this is not something from Urology. They actually have a wine spitting contest in France! [France24]
SIPPED: tariffs
Will India develop a thirst for wine? Maybe after it reduces its thirst for 150+% tariffs & taxes. [WSJ]
SPIT: human interaction
Remember those wine vending machines in PA? WalMart wants in. Redbox DVD? Check. Wine from kiosk? Check. Humans? Nil. [The Consumerist]
SPIT: 7-eleven wine
Millennial "would rather die" than drink wine sold at 7-Eleven. [Thomson Family Vineyards]
SIPPED: bankruptcy
A&P grocery stores, which purchased Best Cellars in 2007, filed for bankruptcy yesterday. Given that Royal Ahold (owner of Stop & Shop) is already circling, the new, merged company could be called Stop & P. [Bloomberg]
SIPPED: foreign ownership?
Speaking of distress sales, a French blogger wonders if a Chinese bidder may emerge for Heidsieck Champagnes. Sure, one may come forward, but it will have to do better than India's United Breweries, which received a "frosty reception" bidding on Taittinger in 2006.
SIPPED: miracles?
FIJI water LLC, which recently shut down production in a showdown with Fiji's (military) government but then caved, will be turning their water profits into wine. In a merger of all caps, FIJI will be acquiring JUSTIN vineyard in Paso Robles. The FIJI CEO noted that JUSTIN has "fantastic products" and is "not a distressed asset." According to Bloomberg, the Resnicks, the billionaire owners of FIJI, are the biggest growers of citrus, pomegranate, almonds and pistachios in the U.S.
SIPPED: another round
Will the Supreme Court extend to wine retailers their previous decision that liberalized winery shipping? We may find out since the Specialty Wine Retailers' Association has appealed. [AFP]
SPIT: bubble pricing
An economist has some advice to wine collectors: Sell your Lafite. Now. [WSJ]
SIPPED: boats and dragons
And you thought our Cuvée 88888888 was brazen! File under: "How to succeed in China: get personal and put a boat or a dragon on your label." [decanter.com]
SIPPED: end of an era?
"I think we've just come out of 15 years of wine criticism where there was really only one point of view." SF mag tracks the evolution in California wine styles.
SPIT: inoculated discussion
If you've ever had a question about yeasts in wine, it's likely been discussed on this epic thread on Wine Disorder.


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... was effectively forcing the reporters out. Watch: Taiwanese animators poke fun at Bloomberg's apparent self-censorship on China Both Bloomberg and the Times have had their websites blocked since late last ... to the China-based reporters of Bloomberg, after a tense delay seen as retaliation for hard-hitting reports on the country's leaders. Accreditation for several reporters from The New York Times has also ...http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1386260/beijing-issues-press-credentials-foreign-journalists-after-delay
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Posted Jul 02nd 2009, 12:00am by Staff Reporter
... The storm of objections to Beijing's order that all computers sold on the mainland must have its specially produced pornography filtering software installed has led to a welcome climbdown. Whether the announcement of a delay hours before the measure ...http://www.scmp.com/article/685546/web-filters-are-affair-parents-not-government
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... last year. Mainland netizens applauded the relaxation in censorship even though several sites, such as those operated by human rights groups and others deemed subversive by the country's ... entry for Tibet, 'Tibet proclaimed its independence from China in 1911 on the eve of the fall of the Qing dynasty and its subsequent internal turmoil, while China never renounced its claim ...http://www.scmp.com/article/632607/beijings-ban-english-wikipedia-rescinded
Internet patrol system extended
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Review of China watered down, observers say
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Cartoon collection delayed while two cartoons removed: report
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RE: Pandemic Influenza Avian Influenza Preparedness Summit
The Maine State Government Pandemic Influenza Avian Influenza Preparedness Summit will be held on September 20, 2006 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Augusta Civic Center.
I would encourage either you or your staff to attend this very important informational event being sponsored by Maine CDC/Maine Department of Health and Human Services, the Maine Emergency Management Agency, Maine EMS/Maine Department of Public Safety, the Maine Department of Agriculture, and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife.
More information about the Summit, along with registration instructions, can be found on the web at http://www.neias.org/maineflu.html or by contacting AdCare Educational Institute of Maine, Inc. by phone at 207-621-2549 or via e-mail at email@example.com .
Thank you.
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Sophia Anne Walker's curator insight, October 25, 2013 5:43 AM
Is this like Stan Lee claiming he created The Hulk and The Fantastic Four all by himself? LOL. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby co-created most of the old marvel characters. One writer and one artist (penciller/inker).