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The JAZZ VERSE JUKEBOX continues an age-old tradition of intertwining jazz and performance poetry, offering an opportunity to hear some of the best established and up & coming performance poets; celebrity guests reading their favourite poetry and live jazz; plus a unique 'jukebox' OPEN MIC allowing the audience to showcase their skills of jazz improvisation or spoken word.
The brainchild of the award winning Broadcaster and Vocalist, Jumoké Fashola, this series of MONTHLY evenings at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club (Upstairs), Soho, London is designed to stimulate the senses, sooth the soul and energise the eardrums. #Jazz #spokenword #London #poetry #OpenMic
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Sustainability is not just about the environment. It's also about fair economies and social justice.
Teaching With The Story of Stuff
by Annie Leonardposted Dec 23, 2009
- Watch The Story of Stuff, read our review of the film, and explore our selected YES! articles that address the complex issues that relate to our materials economy and how we can choose to live differently.
Visual Learning: Salt Flats of Uyuni
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- Images, photos, and pictures stimulate the mind. For the viewer, they offer a chance to connect and question. They also offer potential for play and imagination, and pulling the observer into purposeful messages.
You Are Brilliant, and the Earth is Hiring
by Paul Hawkenposted May 27, 2009
- The Commencement Address by Paul Hawken to the Class of 2009, University of Portland, May 3, 2009
Courtney Kisner Essay on "The City That Ended Hunger"
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- Courtney Kisner, a sophomore at West Valley High School in Fairbanks, Alaska, read and responded to the YES! Magazine article, "The City That Ended Hunger" by Frances Moore Lappé. Read Courtney's essay on Belo Horizante, Brazil, a model of democracy for the United States because it believes food is a right of its citizens.
Katelynne Lingaas Essay on "The City That Ended Hunger"
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- Katelynne Lingaas, a sophomore at West Valley High School in Fairbanks, Alaska, read and responded to the YES! Magazine article, "The City That Ended Hunger" by Frances Moore Lappé. Read Katelynne's essay on true democracy, which she believes is based on giving others the opportunity to make something of their lives.
Visual Learning: Self Portrait in Waste
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- Use this photo by Chris Jordan to ask your students what they notice and are wondering. Then share the facts behind the image to connect to greater understanding and discovery.
Connect and Engage :: Food Stamps and Seafood
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- What would you eat for only $3 each day? What's the difference between freshwater and farm raised fish? You and your students will take your eating awareness to another level with these two resources. Your new knowledge will make you think before you buy.
Reconnecting Schools to Real Food
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- Chef Tom, director of the Experience Food Project, has a broad vision of a new school food system that provides students with healthy food, reconnects them with the source of their meals, and builds bridges between the classroom and the kitchen. Here is Tom's story.
YES! Recommends: Sustainable Table
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- The multi-media resources from Sustainable Table are designed to awaken consumers to the problems with factory farming and to promote sustainable food as a desirable and more responsible alternative.
Visual Learning: Ending Hunger
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Connect and Engage: Local Food
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YES! Recommends: Food For Everyone
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- Raising youth: growing food, justice, and leadership in your classroom. These articles from the Food For Everyone issue of YES! Magazine embody the possibilities when we take our health and our food into our own hands.
Curriculum and Resources: Rescue the Planet
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- A comic strip by Stephanie McMillan with additional curriculum materials on analyzing comics and cartoons.
Connect and Engage: Food and Water
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- Give your students more hands-on activities with these captivating lesson plans about life's most basic means of survival: food and water.
Finding Your Voice Through Food
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- Karen Cherubini, who teaches science at Germantown Friends School in Philadelphia, tells the uplifting story of how she and her third grade students reduced their carbon footprint by making different food choices. And, more importantly how they learned a life-long lesson on how asking questions can change your life.
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You may have heard that cases of human infection of the West Nile virus have been reported in Illinois and specifically 12 cases have been reported in DuPage County! Tragically, Illinois also reported the first human death from the virus in nearby Lombard.
It is important to understand what the West Nile virus is, how to prevent getting it, and what symptoms to be aware of.
West Nile virus, WNV, is caused by a bite from an infected mosquito that's already carrying the virus, but it's important to remember that not all mosquitoes are infected. According to the Center for Disease Control, CDC, the easiest and best way to avoid WNV is to prevent mosquito bites.
• When you are outdoors, use insect repellent containing an EPA-registered active ingredient. Follow the directions on the package.
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Even at the age of five, Kerrie Roberts stunned crowds with her vocals, singing solos with her church choir. "I was so small, they had me stand on a milk crate so the congregation could see me," she laughs. Today when you hear Kerrie's huge voice, it is clear there's much more going on here than just enormous vocal talent. Dynamic yet intimate, uniquely emotive and soulful, the 10 songs on Kerrie's self-titled debut, Kerrie Roberts (Reunion Records/Provident Label Group), are defined by empathy and openness.
For this we can thank her devoted family, and the time she spent as a part of her father's ministry.
"My father is a pastor, so my whole family has been shaped by the church," explains Kerrie. "Growing up, I saw my parents â on call' 24/7 as a support in times of grief, despair and other unexpected turns. They consistently taught me to reach out to the broken and to those who need encouragement and hope. That's something that resonates in me and something I love being a part of."
Kerrie's mother also was instrumental in shaping her artistry. Indeed, thanks especially to her, music has always been a naturalâ "and centralâ "part of Kerrie's life. "My mother is extremely musical, and in church, is always directing the choir or leading worship" explains Kerrie. "At home, you could always find her, my sister, and me singing around the piano."
Kerrie began writing her first songs in high school, performing one during her own graduation. When the time came for college, Kerrie chose to get her degree in Studio Music and Jazz Vocal Performance at the University of Miami. "Little kids have dreams. For me, it was â I'm going to be a singer.' And I never grew out of it," she says with smile.
As she finished college, Kerrie began the long, aching pursuit of doing music professionally. Always proactive, she continued writing, performing locally, and even toured for a year as a background singer with legendary icon Engelbert Humperdinck, all the while establishing new relationships in the music community.
While living in Florida, she financially enabled her music pursuits by teaching elementary school and working as an accountant. In 2008, she relocated to New York with two suitcases in hand, moving into a tiny apartment with almost no furniture. Working a desk job by day, she pursued her musical dream at night. But the dream frustratingly did not materialize into reality.
She wasn't desperate for a record deal… she was desperate for the right situation. She walked away from several offers until she was in the right place to make a commitment. But Kerrie is grateful for the professional journey that led her to the Kerrie Roberts debut release. "The thing I'm so thankful for from all those heartbreaking years is realizing how much those experiences have prepared me for where I am now," she says.
Given the compassionate family and ministry that molded who Kerrie is, it is no surprise that her debut album displays as much heart and intellect as breathtaking talent. Or that, thematically, it explores the raw nature of faith, hope and love. These are songs for the brokenâ "and truthfully, that's each of us.
"No Matter What," the standout lead single, which opens the self-titled album, is a hypnotic delight that sets the lyrical tone for the entire record. "God has the power to save and protect you from all the pain that comes into your life, but there are times He chooses not to," says Kerrie, who has writing credits on every song. "No Matter What' is a declaration to serve God because He saved you from your sin, not because He's saving you from the pain of this life."
Kerrie's songs repeatedly speak to the reality of such heartache and heartbreak. "A lot of people eventually lose their faith when they expect Christianity to be all bright and shiny with a god who only answers their prayers with a â yes.' I wanted this album to be an honest reflection of the Christian lifeâ "that we serve a God who allows suffering but is with you through that suffering," she says.
This passion for authentic faith permeates Kerrie's songwriting, informing every topic. Consider the emotively grand "Take You Away." With her dynamic vocal range and power on full display, Kerrie's unusual empathy not only beckons the wounded, it serves as a moving wake-up call to the church. She says, "If you're someone who's hurting, sometimes the local church is the last place you would want people to know the brokenness in your life, your weaknesses, or the mistakes you've made. Yet, despite the religious pretending that goes on sometimes, everyone has things they're struggling with. Your church should be your family, where you can go and be safe, vulnerable, and taken care of. A healthy church is a church for the broken."
If there's one song on the album that sums up Kerrie's life-long philosophy, it's the beautiful and intense "This Love Doesn't Run." She explains, "For me, this is the theme song for my life. Often, we pour so much of ourselves into other people and relationships, or chasing after personal goals. Yet so much of what you give away to those things you can lose. God's love is the one thing that will never run from you." Kerrie then quotes part of the song's second verse, "'You're the only one I can live for and I'll never have to be afraid of losing what I gave.' That says it all for my whole life."
The artist's versatile voice and tastes are further displayed with "Keep Breathing," a moody, soul-flavored dose of encouragement. Kerrie penned the song almost three years ago. She reveals, "I would wake up every morning with that feeling of â Why is my life not what I know it should be? I know something so clear, and yet I'm going to go do accounting today. What am I doing wrong?' Every day in my journal, I told myself to â keep breathing.' This has been the song from my past that family and friends have told me, â I listen to it every day when I drive to work and it helps me get through.'"
"'Beautiful to Me' wraps up the whole theme of the record," explains Kerrie. "It's incredible to see the beauty in God's plan of salvation, that holy mystery of how He used destruction to bring life, and how that speaks to the pain in our lives. It's a cry out to God, â Please make whatever this heartbreak is into something beautiful as only you can.'"
When asked what she wants her audience to walk away with, Kerrie says, "I want to share the unconditional love that I've had poured into my own life. I hope that when people listen to these songs, and identify with the emotion in them, that they will know they're not alone. And ultimately,
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Sebastian Vettel claimed pole position for the United States GP, beating Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber...
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Sebastian Vettel: "I'm very, very pleased with the result obviously. We started off on the right foot I think yesterday. The first practice was very good for us. It was extremely slippery to be honest to start with. Obviously the circuit is brand new, the asphalt is brand new and it takes a while for the track to come in but it's also quite a lot fun to slide around a couple of corners and it just got better throughout. I think you can see the lap times just got quicker. Through qualifying I think we were very happy. In the last section I would have loved to go a little bit quicker. I think I lost a little bit in the first and the last sector. It was a little bit closer than I wanted with Lewis. But overall, fantastic. Obviously, it's very important here to start from the front. We start on the clean side, both of us, so yeah, should be a good race tomorrow."
Mark Webber: "I'm pretty happy with qualifying actually. It's a very tricky venue in terms of tyres, circuit conditions, all those type of things together Seb touched on. It's easy to be out of the window here and not be super competitive if you don't get everything together. I was pretty happy with the last part of Q3. We had to manage a little problem in the car, which in the end I don't think would have costs us a position because the guys obviously were pretty quick and both did very strong lap times. But I'd have liked to have had a little bit more pace but overall I'm happy to the third on the grid. As you say it's certainly up there towards the front and we can have a very, very strong grand prix from there. So, it's a great job from the team. I think Constructors'-wise we've got our eye firmly on that tomorrow, to try and put that to bed and that'll be a huge result for everyone at Milton Keynes and at Renault."
Lewis Hamilton: "I came here this weekend to push almost beyond the limit - and that approach seemed to work in qualifying. I gave it everything. I did two consecutive quick-laps - and, on my second lap, having put in a 'banker', I didn't really have anything to lose, so I went almost over the limit, really on the edge, but the car still seemed to handle it well. On the final corner, I gained a little time on the entry but lost it on the exit. I got every corner perfect, I reckon, except for that last one. Looking ahead to tomorrow, Turn One is very wide and there'll be lots of opportunities for drivers to make or lose positions. My side of the grid will be a bit dirty, because it's off-line, so I hope the authorities will cleaning the circuit on that side of the track so that the drivers on the inside will have a chance to at least keep their positions at the start."
Jenson Button: "It was such a pity to be put out of the running so early into the qualifying session. We had a throttle pedal problem - the engineers don't yet know exactly what caused it - but I suffered a loss of drive out on the circuit. Fortunately, I got one decently quick lap in during Q2, which was good enough for P12, otherwise I'd have been starting much farther back. This circuit is such a fun place to drive around, but it's not going to be too easy to overtake. Going into Turn One at the start is also going to be tricky, particularly as I'll be starting so far back. Still, I really hope we can put on a great show for all the American fans - it's great to see so many people embracing the sport."
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Romain Grosjean: "I will start P9, but this is racing. The guys did an awesome job to change the gearbox between FP3 and Qualifying - which was a really tight turnaround - but we're still in the top ten even with the penalty so that's a good result. Apart from the gearbox problem, it's all gone very well today. We've understood a difficult and evolving circuit and found a good set-up. I'm happy to be where I am and at least I will be on the good side of the track for the start tomorrow."
Kimi Raikkonen: "I was actually expecting a more difficult qualifying session today, but the car was the best it's felt all weekend so it turned out to be quite good. The set-up is still not exactly how I want it but it's much closer. The warmer conditions make the car work much better and that certainly makes a difference. Starting on the dirty side of the grid maybe isn't the best; we'll have to hope that the circuit picks up a little more grip for the race tomorrow."
Michael Schumacher: "Qualifying was better than we expected, especially as we have struggled over the weekend and have worked hard to make progress and achieve such a solid job today. Qualifying in sixth place is a good and important position for us as a team. I had a good lap in Q3 and everything felt right with the car so we were able to maximise the potential. It will make a big difference here whether you start from the clean or dirty side of the grid, so gaining an extra place due to Grosjean's penalty was a nice surprise. The car looks reasonably consistent for the race and I would like to achieve the maximum result possible tomorrow."
Nico Rosberg: "I ran our old exhaust system in qualifying today as part of our evaluation programme for next year. We had already used it yesterday and made the decision to continue for the rest of the weekend to help with the learning process. The car felt good this morning in the cool temperatures but the difference to Michael's car surprised me this afternoon. So I hope that the race pace is better tomorrow and the switch will be worth it. I will definitely push to score points."
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - Since the arrest of Grand Junction's councilman-elect Rick Brainard April 6 for an alleged third-degree assault on his live-in girlfriend, there's been murmuring throughout the community as to whether he'll stay on city council. Brainard beat the incumbent Mayor Bill Pitts in the municipal election earlier this month.
In a statement made to local media, Brainard said: "There has been some speculation as to whether I will withdraw from my newly elected position with the Grand Junction City Council. I have no intention of withdrawing and look forward to serving on the Council as I was elected to do."
Brainard's full statement ran in Grand Junction's Daily Sentinel Wednesday and on local TV news websites.
So ... can Brainard be forced to step down? At this point, the answer is no. Grand Junction's "charter speaks specifically to the reasons which can result in a city councilmember being removed from council. With regard to infractions of the law, a felony conviction is the only thing listed," said Sam Rainguet, the City of GJ spokeswoman, in an email.
According to Kate Porras, spokeswoman for the Grand Junction Police Department, "third-degree assault is a misdemeanor charge."
As of now, Brainard's future as a city representative is completely up to him, added Rainguet.
"He can proceed with being sworn in as a city councilmember on May 6, or he can choose not to," Rainguet said.
Brainard is expected back in court May 6, as well.
The public could, however, institute a recall if certain conditions are met. According to the Grand Junction City Charter, any registered voter within the City of Grand Junction may file an affidavit with the city clerk regarding the officer in question with specifics on why the person should be removed. Recall petitions would then be drawn up, circulated by the voter, and filed with the city clerk within 30 days of issuance.
The petition cannot be filed until the official has been in office for three months. Read the full city charter online at www.gjcity.org.
On the Free Press Facebook friends page, many readers engaged in a conversation as to whether they'd sign a recall petition regarding Brainard. Of the many comments written as of Thursday, April 11, 21 people said they would sign a recall petition, three were unsure and two said no.


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WTOP's Tim Bracken reports.
WASHINGTON - This weekend, several notable concert venues won't feature music, but comedy and spoken word events.
Scheduled for Friday and Saturday at the Warner Theatre, boxing legend Mike Tyson brings his one-man show, "Undisputed Truth" to the stage. A national tour of the on-stage memoir was announced after a successful string of dates on Broadway and in Las Vegas.
Also scheduled for Friday at DAR Constitution Hall, Fox News pundit Bill O'Reilly joins comic Dennis Miller for their "Bolder and Fresher" tour.
A video preview of the tour shows the duo onstage together and separately -- O'Reilly appears to be working on his stand-up chops, delivering his own brand of conservative humor.
On Saturday, DAR Constitution Hall also will feature comedian and actor Chris Tucker.
Tucker's stand-up career spans 20 years, and more recently turned in a scene- stealing performance in the film, "Silver Linings Playbook."
Jerry Seinfeld is in the middle of a rare tour, performing all new material. The tour won't come to the District, but Seinfeld is scheduled to perform Saturday at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore.
Bill Maher may be in the middle of another successful season of his HBO show, "Real Time," but he'll be turning in a set of stand-up material at the Dupont Theatre in Wilmington, Del.
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The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP20)
1-12 December 2014 – COP20, Lima, Peru
The 20th session of the Conference of the Parties and the 10th session of the Conference of the Parties serving as the Meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol will be held from 1 to 12 December. COP 20 will be hosted by the Government of Peru, in Lima, Peru.
Fairtrade International will be located at booth 60, and contribute to the conference agenda with the following COP20 side events:
- 'Landscapes, Ecosystem Services & Smallholders: Putting cross-cutting concepts into practice' - Room Maranga (130), Wed 3 Dec 2014, 11:30 - 13:00
- Fairtrade Carbon Neutral Coffee: How smallholders & communities benefit from fair carbon finance' - Room Maranga (130), Wed 3 Dec 2014, 16:45 - 18:45
For more details on COP20 please visit the conference website.
Banana FairDay
26 September 2014, Germany
Celebrate Banana FairDay in Germany. All this week, Fairtrade Germany will be touring the country with their banana bus handing out Fairtrade bananas and educating about life in banana farming communities.
Get more details here www.banana-fairday.de/ (in German)
24-26 September 2014, Hamburg, Germany
The COTECA Conference is one of the EU's biggest trade shows for coffee, tea and cocoa. Fairtrade farmers from around the world, and especially Asia, will attend. In addition, Global Product Managers from Fairtrade will be on hand to answer questions.
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Fairtrade Colombia Fair
6-7 October 2014, Antioquia Colombia
The first ever Fairtrade Colombia Fair will feature a trade show with Fairtrade farmers and traders from Colombia exhibiting their products and sharing the stories behind them. An academic programme will allow farmers, workers, traders and businesses to share best practices, challenges and opportunities.
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24-27 April 2014 in Seattle, Washington, USA
Look for the Fairtrade America, Fairtrade International, the Fairtrade Producer Networks, and Fairtrade Canada in Booth #11104 at the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA) Event, the world's largest specialty coffee event.
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Learn about the international Fairtrade system and get to know the international FAIRTRADE Mark, the world's most-recognized ethical certification label. We'll cover the benefits to producers, the services that the international system provides , and how you can get involved.
A Question of Trust: Global Sustainability Standards Conference 2014
20-22 May 2014 in London, UK
The Global Sustainability Standards Conference (formerly the ISEAL Annual Conference) will bring together over 250 leaders from business, government, civil society and sustainability standards to discuss the many dimensions of trust in the sustainability standards movement. Fairtrade International is a member of ISEAL.
SCAE World of Coffee in Rimini
10-12 June in Rimini, Italy
Come visit us at Europe's largest specialty coffee event. Fairtrade International and our member organizations will participate in various presentations. Read more here...
International Fairtrade Conference 2014
20 March 2014
The conference will explore how Fairtrade can continue to push for more sustainable production and treatment of farmers and workers around the world. Licensees, businesses, campaigners, and leaders in the Fairtrade movement will share their vision for the future.
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12-15 February 2014
Visit Fairtrade Germany and Fairtrade International at the world's largest organic trade show. Visit us at the Fairtrade Germany stand in Hall 7, Stand 623.
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Trinity traveled across town to rally past rival Central, 49-45, Tuesday night in a game where the big-game experience of Mabor Gabriel and Carmen Giampetruzzi was the difference.
Gabriel (20 points, 14 rebounds) and Giampetruzzi (11, 10 rebounds) scored 11 of Trinity's final 13 points, allowing the streaking Pioneers (16-1) to rally from six points down in the final quarter, move into sole possession of first place in Division I with one game left in the regular season and sweep all three city teams. Trinity plays Timberlane of Plaistow in its finale on Friday; Central visits Bedford.
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Mix in junior Pat Keefe (8) and almost all of Trinity's scoring came from those three in the second half.
"Coach (Dave Keefe) kept saying we had the experience," Giampetruzzi said after Trinity won its sixth straight. "He said he wanted the ball in our hands."
The Little Green (15-2) lost their second straight and one of the reasons was they had no one to step up when Trinity shifted to a diamond-and-one defense to slow down Central senior Troy Pelletier.
Pelletier (20 points) had 13 points in the first half and 18 through three quarters as Central forged a 38-32 lead, but he was held two points in a fourth quarter that saw the Little Green manage just seven as a team.
A 3-pointer by Giampetruzzi put the Pioneers up 39-38 with 3:31 left - their first lead since late in the first quarter - and Gabriel iced it with eight points. He and junior guard Pat Keefe were 8-for-10 at the foul line in the final two minutes.
The Little Green were 2-for-9 from the field, missed the front end of two bonus situations at the foul line and committed three turnovers in the fourth quarter.
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"I've made every mistake so far," Keller said. "It's been a learning curve for us."
Keller lives with his wife at his hundred-year-old home, also on the multi-generation family-owned property. Keller's property is so nestled off Carter Rd, you wouldn't think that he would have two small vineyards, two berry patches, a garden, and a furniture shop. In the past six years, though, more traffic has hit the Kellers' gravel road with much success coming their way in wine-making.
Misty Meadow Winery is now part of the Kentucky Grape and Wine Council, the Kentucky Vineyard Society, the Kentucky Wine group, and is also featured on the Kentucky Travel website. The winery is selling 18 different unique wines and has won multiple awards in the last year from the Western Kentucky Wine Competition that included wines from Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, and Illinois. Misty Meadow's Amarone-Italian Raison won gold in the competition.
Keller is still in the experimental phase of his company. He is working on a tomato and jalapeño wine that he says, "tastes like a Bloody Mary." He is still deciding on a name, but thinks "Bloody Wine" might be the best one yet.
He prides himself on having good tasting wine for low prices. His red grape wines range from $12 to $20, and other fruit wines start at $10. So, no matter what your price range is or what your wine fancy, you'll find everything you need at Misty Meadow Winery. Just like Jesus would've done it!
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Beautiful rug, really adds an updated, funky look to my otherwise traditional looking living room. I chose this rug because its a pretty classic pattern and there are some really expensive designer chevron rugs that I love but won't spend the money on since I have twins, a dog, a cat and a husband. I think this rug will hold up to all of them! The rug is about .25" thick vs. the .75" stated on overstock but I am ok with this. It is also looped which I did not expect but like better!
I just received my rug and I love it! It's very comfy underfoot and the hand-hooked wool is very plush. I think this rug is well worth the price and would recommend it to anyone. My only complaint would be the color. I ordered the grey and to me, the online picture appeared to be a cloudy charcoal grey but when I received the rug, it looked to have a blueish undertone. I'm kind of disappointed about this but everything else abut the rug is so great I couldn't bring myself to return it. Just note if you order the grey, I don�t believe the online picture is very accurate. Overall, wonderful rug!
So, I really really want to love this rug and give it 5 stars, because it is beautiful and perfect for my living room. I love the way it looks and it is soft and the color is great (I got the green one). It seems thick and well made, BUT.... it came with the edges fraying, and a few spots in the middle are fraying. Overstock has the best customer service, really, and would have exchanged it, but that the rug is out of stock now :( I decided to keep it and try to trim the frayed parts, but I am nervous about how it's going to hold up, given that the edges have been fraying to begin with. I hope that that's the end of it, because I haven't found anything else that I like as much!
Love love love this rug! I've been known to do more than one happy dance when I glance at it from another room. Not only does it tie the room together (BL, anyone?) but the price for this size and style rug is fantastic. I've been looking for a very long time for a reasonably priced, large chevron rug and I never found one that compared. I do noticed that the edges are not as tightly sewn as I'd like but there are no significant problems. I'm curious as to how well it will hold up over time. The pattern is somehow not overwhelming and I think it feels nice on my feet. It vacuums well, which is a significant concern when you have a black cat and a golden retriever. Overall, I highly recommend this rug.
i have to return this post haste! it won't stop outgassing (which is making me nauseated), is stained on the back, has imperfections in the weave, and just discovered a big black splotch on the end. i've purchased several rugs from overstock, amd they've all had some issues (ie, a weird white powder that won't stop eminating from one rug), this one's the worst, particularly the outgassing. also, this is a very low pile rug. more of an indoor-outdoor rug than a living room rug. i have to say, overstock was great over the phone when i called to make the return. i hope the actual return goes as smoothly!
I purchased the rug in blue. The background is actually more grey, then beige, but the grey compliments the blue nicely. I have it under my kitchen table. Love, love!
This is a review for the Aqua rug--it's great looking--looks much more expensive than it is. But, the rug sheds constantly! I have it in my home in a not high traffic area and still the rug sheds. I've purchased other similar price rugs from overstock and elsewhere before, but this is my first time with the rug shedding being a problem. Aside from the shedding, the rug looks great. It's very stylish and feels well made (although the shedding reveals otherwise). If I could do it over, I would not get this rug again, but I'm fine with it now that I have it.
I was really excited to receive this rug. We were looking for a rug with orange to go in our son's room. From the looks of the run online, I couldn't tell if it was orange and grey or just a poor picture and was really orange and white since the description didn't mention anything about grey. It came orange and grey and the grey is a lot darker than what we expected. Sadly, we will be returning this.
Love this rug. Nice touch to the family room. It does shed, but that doesn't bother me.
Love rug. But the shedding is terrible. It is still shedding after a month. When will it stop!
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Well, I'll put a few notes up top before I get into generalities. The first is that you shouldn't just say "I will only use sbar on this fight and only sblock on this fight". It is very important to know when it is a good time to use either one. Especially on fights where sblock is the primary ability you're going to want to use, it is not possible to keep a 100% uptime on sblock, so planning sbars in those gaps is important.
Stone Guards: SBlock, you want damage smoothing here, the most damage you're going to take is from rend, but it's steady and consistent and not that much damage in LFR, You'll probably be tanking multiple mobs and sbars will get chewed up way to fast and your damage intake will be very spikey, use sblock.
Feng: Feng is kind of a toss up in my opinion. In normal even my healers couldn't really tell a difference between if I was using sbar or sblock. I would say use sbar for phases 1 & 3 and sblock for phase 2. There's just a ton of magic damage being thrown around.
Gara: Correct, pretty much sblock all the way here
Spirit Kings: Again correct, sblock here
Elegon: If you can time an sbar with the breath attack then hit sbar then, but sblock is probably going to be better overall.
Will: Sblock is good, but if you screw up a devastating combo attack, hit sbar to absorb it so at least the healers don't have to heal through your mistake.
HoF: I honestly forget the names of these bosses, I just remember the order:
1) Sblock mostly on the first boss, there's not a ton of non-avoidable magic damage damage here. I would say use sbar as an "oh crap" button if you screw up attenuation or something.
2) Most of the damage is blockable, so you should keep sblock up UNTIL you see your overwhelming strike timer come up, right before it hits, get a big sbar up there to try and absorb as much damage from it as possible. This is really the only mechanic that can kill you and really as long as you're taunt swapping at 2 stacks it should be trivial.
3) Garalon: Nothing is blockable here, it is 100% pointless to press sblock on this fight. Try to time your sbars so that they absorb the furious swipe instead of pharamone damage ticks.
4) I think probably sblock on this, especially since at one point you tank two different mobs.
5) sblock, especially if you're the add tank, you wanna keep that up as much as possible.
6) Sblock again is going to be the best option on this boss, especially during add phases. Lots of melee damage, any magic damage is pretty predictable, as long as you're taunt swapping it shouldn't be an issue.
Council (1st boss): I've only tanked this boss a few times, I've been focusing on DPSing a lot. Seems like the first guy killed is the only one that really does significant melee damage, after you kill him stop using sblock and use sbar maybe?
2nd boss: you'll probably want to time an sbar to help absorb the shadow breath, otherwise use sblock mostly. Really positioning and know the fight mechanics is far more important to tanking this boss than sblock/sbar
Lei Shei (3rd boss): Sbar for the most part here. There's no real melee damage from Lei Shei herself that I'm aware of. The adds melee though but Lei Shei's damage is probably more important to mitigate.
Sha of Fear: You want to use sblock, but you want to TIME your sblocks for his flurry attack, I forget what it's called but there's a big DBM warning and it will hit you like a truck for basically 3 times in 1 global. I don't remember the exact statistics but it is possible to have sblock up for every one of these. Make sure it is, don't really worry about sbar unless you're just floating in rage.


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Red Bull are adamant that the problems they faced in Bahrain on Wednesday were not related to the issues they experienced in Jerez.
Having completed just 21 laps across four days of testing in Spain, Red Bull would have been hopeful of starting afresh in Bahrain on Wednesday.
Instead, world champion Sebastian Vettel completed just 14 laps before his RB10 stalled on the track.
Race Engineering Co-ordinator Andy Damerum insists significant improvements were made since Jerez, though he concedes they are still playing catch-up.
"It's been a very long two weeks for everyone back at the factory and I have to say that while it might not appear so on the surface there has been a big improvement since Jerez," Damerum said.
"We are obviously playing catch-up and for us this was very much like a first test, so we were sending the car out to do one lap, then two and trying to build from there. In that regard the laps completed were good. However, we were sidelined by a mechanical gremlin but one unrelated to the issues in Jerez.
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"Obviously we're not happy with where we are now and we have a long way ahead of us," the German confessed.
"The first gut feeling from the car is OK, but we need more running. It's not easy to find a quick fix, but I think we understand the problems. We sorted out the issues from Jerez and we were able to do some laps today.
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