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As a freshman at Eureka College, Annette Skaggs believed she was destined to become an attorney or Political Science professor, but that all changed one fateful day when she stopped by an audition for her college's chorale.
Years later, the "opera darling," as she calls herself, is known for her impressive vocals and ability to sustain a note for hours on end. I spoke to the opera fanatic to learn about her accomplished career as a singer, as well as her involvement in the local arts scene and several charities throughout the city.
Where did your love for opera begin?
I was auditioning for my college's chorale and was told I needed to speak with someone. I spoke with this person and auditioned for her and she stopped me in the middle of the audition and said, "I want you to take some lessons." I thought, I must be really bad! She took my lips (grabbed them) and said, "I see you on stage." Being naive about what she was looking for or what she heard, before I knew it I was doing work with the Lyric Opera of Chicago all during the course of undergrad. The first time I actually sang on the stage, I was like wow, I'm hooked! Once you get that first taste you think: I could stand doing this for a long time.
I hear you met President Reagan when you were younger?
I was working for Mitch McConnell as an underling. Reagan was the keynote speaker at this $10,000 a plate type of dinner and somehow or another I had a conversation with him. What was funny was he was my keynote speaker when I graduated from Eureka as well.
Did you continue studying opera after you graduated college?
Actually when I came back to Louisville, I took a break from opera so I could take care of my little girl, but when she got to a certain age I got back into opera 12 or 13 years ago.
Where have you performed?
In the Kentucky Opera. I've also done some regional work. I've done a couple of stints in Lexington, Richmond, Paducah, Indianapolis and Columbus. It's not always opera. Sometimes it's guest singing and sacred works with Churches, that sort of thing.
What is your voice type?
I'm a mezzo.
What are the differences in operatic singing and other types of singing?
I don't sing in my church choir the same way I sing in an opera. A lot of times you don't have to be as loud in a small setting. With an opera you're trying to fill a huge space without a microphone. There's some opera houses out there where they still don't want you to use microphones.
Do you have a favorite opera?
"Carmen" is probably my favorite to perform because as a mezzo you usually don't get a lot of the juicy roles. You usually don't get the guy. You're usually the mom or the bridesmaid or a witch or something like that. As a friend of mine put it, you're either a witch, a britch or a b-tch. What she means by britch is we get the pants roles where we play the role of a boy. In "Carmen," it's a juicy role where you're a sex siren. You get to be playful and it's just a fun role to do.
Are you currently performing anywhere?
Currently, I'm more the awareness and fundraising advocate for the opera.
Do you help out with any other organizations?
I'm more of an arts advocate here in town. My alliance isn't just with the opera. I am very much involved with Fund for the Arts. I've done work with the ballet, LVAA and other artists and art houses here in town. I just like to help out. I believe in what the arts are here in Louisville. We are a premier arts town which is one of the reasons I came back to Louisville. Being involved with the arts is a rewarding thing and shows the creativity that we all have.
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Ashley spends half her time writing stories at The Voice-Tribune office and half her time out on the town conducting interviews, while occasionally dressing in wild outfits to fully immerse herself in the experience (aka Princess Leia at Comic Con). Ashley is a huge UofL fan and loves the Yankees and the Boston Celtics (she is fully aware of the irony). She hopes to one day outshine Erin Andrews on ESPN and enjoys running, Bardstown Road/Fourth Street, Breaking Bad and reality TV (she's not ashamed to admit that).
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I mean, it's not meant to be taken literally rather to psychologically induce people into buying. Oh well.
Fact is that this card will not do will because it lost Evans and replaced him with Starbuck's.
Of course she could, she could have hired Dana White to be her manager.first of all, we can all sit here and say she couldn't have hired a bigger f---ing idiot to be her manager.
In she dies, hopefully Dana disappears from the MMA world, which would be great news for everybody.She will die. She will die if she goes to 135. … So I'm going to go before an athletic commission and say I want to make the fight between Ronda Rousey and f---ing Cyborg Santos at 135 pounds? She's on record saying she'll die. What if she f---ing dies?"
BTW he always has excuses for everything, he can not make one single superfight. He can not make it! He is horrible promoter, he talks and acts like a stupid teenager but when it is time to show how good of a promoter he is and make some dream fight, he fails all the time.
But of course he always has some stupid excuse.
Hahahahahahaha, what an idiot! There are only 2 possible explanations for all this crap:Ronda's never cheated, ever. She's an Olympian. She's a world champion who has not only defended her f---ing title, but I asked her to go back-to-back and she f---ing did it. Coming straight off filming two f---ing movies, a training camp. This girl, the other thing with this girl? She gets the f---ing flu, gets sick, run down, s--- like she's going to die, and she still f---ing trains through camp.
"I've got a big 6-foot-8 f---ing musclehead whose rib hurts and won't f---ing fight dos Santos. This chick does two movies back-to-back, fights, comes back in f---ing camp, films 'The Ultimate Fighter,' f---ing does all these appearances and all this other s---. She's a f---ing rock star. She's never cheated. She's done all these great things. She's an Olympian and she has to answer questions about Cyborg f---ing Santos?"
"She's the hugest superstar," said White of Rousey. "I'm going to go out and say she's the biggest star we've ever had."
1.- DW is even more retarded than we thought.
2.- Ronda finally allowed him to fuck her ass.
Ronda Rousey a movie star??????he is trying to get casuals or new fans to buy because she is a "hot", blonde, movie star
Not because she will appear in a couple of shitty movies it means that she is a movie superstar.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
I am sure Randy, chuck and George will appreciate this statement. Dana is a major parasite.Made his money exploiting people with abilities he only wish he had ,uses them up then discards and belittles them once age or body damage catches up with them .
never argue with a fool. people listening may not know the difference.
The spectacle of having Women in the #1 MMA company in the world created Rousey. The UFC wouldn't have created the division if their first champ wasn't decent looking. Rousey is famous because anyone who was named the UFC's first Women's Champion, would have been. Given the fact that she comes off as (is) a terrible, classless jerk, she is actually doing worse than expected. If she tried her best to be more GSP like then she would probably be even more successful. It's pretty obvious that the UFC wanted to play her up as a role model golden girl rather than a bad ass bitch, but she didn't give them much choice. All of this isn't to insult her, for her to be in this position, she had to be the best in the world in mma, and not look like a troll, but as far as any other drawing power, it's not there. Any girl with a mean arm bar, and a pretty face could be in her position of fame.
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Swiss Heritage Village raises over $14,000 in fall auction
Through dedicated teamwork, the community of Berne got maximum usage from every cent in putting together a fundraiser directed at repairs and improvements in the Swiss Heritage Village and Museum over the next several months.
In the end, community efforts pulled together $14,000 in what Swiss Heritage Society executive director Doug Milligan referred to as the "first ever annual sale."
"We were absolutely delighted with this outcome," said Milligan. "We had a great turnout. There's no way to express how deeply appreciative we are of the community response to this."
Milligan said that careful planning through many meetings had revealed great need in certain repairs of buildings on the grounds. Among those areas that need immediate attention are the museum and gift shop, the school house, replacing damage at Luginbill House/Summer Kitchen, work at the doctor's office, replacing siding and repairing windows at the cheese house and repairing the Boy Scout meeting room.
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Now, with the auction's success, the needed amount has been lowered to $42,862, Milligan said.
"A lot of credit has to be given to the excitement, humor and energy contributed by the Chris Yoder auctioneering team," said Milligan. "Each individual did an outstanding job in this."
Milligan noted that community teamwork was evident in the tool of "resale of the same item" to build the auction amount.
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Milligan said that the area that would receive first attention would be the heating and air conditioning at the museum, with other repairs falling in line.
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Taddy Blazusiak came to KTM's attention when he had a spectacular performance (on a borrowed bike) at the notorious Red Bull Hare Scramble at the Erzbergrodeo where he had decided to compete "just for fun" and won. The race was a turning point for Blazusiak in 2006.
He was offered a contract with KTM for Extreme Enduro competition and decided to relinquish his boyhood dream of being a Trials World Champion in favor of Extreme Enduro.
Blazusiak's first major outing as a KTM factory rider was the final round of the AMA EnduroCross series in Las Vegas where he beat David Knight, the world's fastest indoor rider at the time and garnered a lot of US EnduroCross fans.
What followed was the stuff of dreams: multiple Red Bull Hare Scramble victories at Erzbergrodeo, titles in EnduroCross and World Indoor Enduro Championships and victory in other extreme rallies that has assured the now 28-year-old Pole of a permanent place in the record books.
From June 2011 to February 2012 Blazusiak enjoyed a golden season, starting with his fifth Red Bull Hare Scramble at the Erzbergrodeo. He went on to win the inaugural gold EnduroCross medal at the X-Games and was unbeaten in the 2011 EnduroCross season to retain his title.
In early February 2012 he took his third SuperEnduro (formerly Indoor Enduro World Championship) World title to indicate that he is a class above the rest of the field in extreme events. Blazusuiak went on to retain his EnduroCross crown in 2012, winning the race series by 70 points. He and his teammate, American Maria Forsberg, who won the women's EnduroCross title, were also instrumental in KTM taking the Manufacturer's title. In November he laid the foundation stone for another SuperEnduro title when he had a convincing win before a sell out crowd of home fans in Lodz, Poland.
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In this Christmas special 'Molokai' - It's Christmas morning, but when Carolyn schedules an extra stop-off to the Hawaiian island of Molokai, Arthur has just seven minutes to celebrate Christmas. Stephanie Cole, Benedict Cumberbatch & Roger Allam star in the second series of the hit sitcom about the tiny charter airline for whom no job is too small, but many, many jobs are too difficult. By John Finnemore ('The News Quiz', 'That Mitchell & Webb Sound'). Run by the forbidding divorcée Carolyn Knapp-Shappey (an unfortunate marriage, name wise, but in Carolyn's opinion, marginally better than Carolyn Shappey-Knapp), her two pilots are the smooth, experienced and almost-certainly-fired-by-a-big-airline-for-all-round naughtiness Douglas, and struggling almost-competent pilot and sweaty man Martin. All-round help is provided by Carolyn's near-idiot son, Arthur.
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"Funny, funny, funny!"
I love the Cabin Pressure series. They are all hilarious.
The other Cabin Pressure series.
I've got all the Cabin Pressure series and I listen to them over and over again. This is at the high standard you can expect, not only from John Finnemore's writing, but also from Stephanie Cole, Roger Allam, Benedict Cumberbatch and John Finnemore as performers.
I don't want to mention my favourite moment as it's a spoiler - it's the very end - and as Arthur says it's Brilliant!
John Finnemore is a genius, and he proves it again with this hysterical Christmas special. I usually listen while I drive, and I almost drove off the road laughing when the bit about the umbrella unfolds in the cockpit. Pure genius, I tell ya. Loved every moment! :)
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I just love Cabin Pressure. I was suprised to see this little gem and enjoyed it very much. They always make me laugh out loud!
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I've spent my entire life around the written word - writing it, editing it, teaching it. So, it's no wonder I also love to read it!
Whenever I need a swift mood change, I immediately go to Cabin Pressure…it doesn't matter which season or what episode, the program never fails to disappoint me. Every episode is hysterical and well-acted and I laugh heartily at every line. I'm so disappointed that the show is over...
"It's an MJN Christmas. Brilliant!"
It's Christmas and the crew of MJN are as busy as Santa's elves (and Arthur is definitely as excitable as one). Join Carolyn, Martin, Douglas and Arthur for some festive fun in this half-hour Christmas special, Molokai (which is an island in Hawai'i). As usual, John Finnemore's script is laugh our loud funny and the performances are outstanding. Whether you're a seasoned Cabin Pressure fan, or testing out an episode, you'll find this audiobook is brilliant.
Arthur's rendition of God Bless You Merry Gentlemen is just brilliant!!! I hit the thirty second rewind button nearly five times and each I was crackin' up laughin'! John Finnemore is just too funny!!! Oh, and the name games are great!!!
Arthur is my favorite character, because he hilariously tries so hard!!
My favorite scene was the opening when Arthur comes in singing, "Get dress you merry gentlemen!"
When Douglas gave Arthur the knowledge of the international date line so that he would understand that his gets to have another Christmas day in Hawaii!
"Christmas fun"
Usually I am not a big fan of Christmas specials, but this was a fun episode.
This might get add to my annual Christmas listening!
Benedict Cumberbatch is simply hilarious as the nervous, regulation-stickler Captain.
"The pressure keepps on building till you burst out"
Another great episode of this brilliant radio comedy.
There is ionly one negative ITS TOO SHORT. Come on BBC lets have some more
"One of the best episodes"
This Christmas special is definitely no turkey. It was hilarious, Arthur's carol singing particularly had me in stitches
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just brilliantiant, the only thing that would make it better would be if it was twice the length. cabin pressure just gets better and better. funniest radio series in decades. great writing, running gags and character development which is rare in comedy. impossible not to laugh even on sixth listen.
"Just brilliant!"
John Finnemore deserves a medal for the Cabin Pressure programmes. I played this to my husband on a car journey and we were both laughing so much we over shot our Motorway exit
"Very merry for Christmas"
As a one-off from the regular series, this is up to standard. Witty, full of funny moments and I would recommend without hesitation.
"A Worthwhile Christmas Special"
I usually hate "Christmas Specials" in any TV or Radio series. They seem to just be an excuse for the writers to slack off and give us sappy platitudes.
But the Cabin Pressure: Molokai Christmas Special is the exception to the rule. It does relate to Christmas, but in an intelligent way, with dialog and a story that, if possible, is even better than usual.
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Kehm says that those close to Michael are still confident that he will recover.Formula 1, Michael Schumacher
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Kehm says that those close to Michael are still confident that he will recover.Formula 1, Michael Schumacher
Fernando Alonso was in an optimistic mood in Melbourne today, and the Spanish ace says that Ferrari is well prepared for the start of the season – and he's fully motivated.
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Kimi Raikkonen was keen not to make any predictions about Ferrari's 2014 form today, but the Finn did let slip that he sees a podium finish as a realistic target in Melbourne.
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When Monster Energy AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship, returns to Detroit's Ford Field for the first time since 2008 this Saturday night, three-time defending 450SX Class champion Ryan Villopoto will bring a 28-point lead into the Motor City. Rookie Adam Cianciarulo has a seven-point lead in the Eastern Regional 250SX Class Championship as it heads into the fifth stop of the season.
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En route to his third victory of the season, Villopoto led all 20 laps at the Daytona Motor Speedway, marking his 37th-career 450SX Class win. Red Bull KTM's Ken Roczen earned his sixth podium finish of the season with a second place and his teammate Ryan Dungey also earned his sixth podium of the season with a third place.FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports 2, Supercross


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depends on content and what your current numbers are. ideally you want to balance them all together.
as usual the same thing...what is preferable.?to focus your socketing in def rating or to make ur hp even higher??in other words which ratings i should chase to become really imba.?
depends on content and what your current numbers are. ideally you want to balance them all together.
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I'm assuming that your allready def "capped" (540) here, so would say that having a bit extra def wouldnt hurt.
but a armory link would help alot.
Balance is key. Always zen and all that. Try to get enough hitpoints, for all non bears about 30k unbuffed seems a good place. After that go for a 3:2 def to dodge rating.
30k unbuffed for 25man raids and ect. probably 25-28 is fine for 10man
To give a direct answer to the OP:
Once you are defense capped (540) stack stam over defense.
Long time reader, First time poster. Apology for that English is my second language.
I really don't know why people keep saying "30k unbuffed". I have tried to get all the best tanking gears in each slot, and luckily got most of them. However, my hp is still sitting at 27K(with 25339 armor value).
Here is my armony. (sorry for the foreign server thing, don't know if you can still read it.)
The World of Warcraft Armory
My question is, is the 30k unbuffed really so important that I need to change all my gem/enc/gear selection?
By the way, I am pretty sure you can do 25 NAXX with a 22k HP main tank with a bunch of decent players, all the gears we are collecting is for the patch 3.1. (so many time I have seen a fury war picking up the boss when tanks down and did just fine)
its a surprise to see ur armory link to me, hehe.
Ur gears are not the best yet, maybe the best +block gears
Ur block rating is very high. Its good for trash, adds kind of thing.
For boss, u may want to have a another gear set to get ur HP higher. For example, u can easily recive 30k-40k dmg in 2-3 seconds from Malygos. 16k-17k dmg from malygos' breath pluse 2k-4k Incoming falling dmg, u may also get a mele swing right after.
You can check my armory link to see what u can get for Hp set.
The World of Warcraft Armory
With new enchant, i can get my hp to 32k or more.
Im Chinese too btw, and ur English is pretty good.
Better than mine. hah
according to How good is Defense? - Warriors - TankingTips.com
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Airys: Your gear is great to take on anything in game now. If you really felt like you needed more hp, you could hunt doen the Essence of Gossamer from heroic AN (+111 stamina) and swap it in for the block trinket but I don't think its necassary.
When the patch hits, I'd suggest putting 40 stam on bracers and getting expertise to gloves instead of Armsman but that's just me. You're fine how you are regardless.
To the OP: Uncrittable (540 Def) is virtually mandatory. Beyond that it comes down to choice. I prefer more hp or damage stats depending on the situation. I want to make sure I can take a hit, not roll the dice on whether or not I'll avoid one.
your hat may be nice, but I have the little white tank top that says Legendary right across my boobs. I win. (or more correctly, H wins)
30k unbuffed just to tank 25-mans? I strongly beg to differ. I'm sitting on 30k unbuffed (The World of Warcraft Armory) only because half my gear comes from 25-mans. I began tanking 25 mans with 26k unbuffed and it worked out fine. Sure, EH is king for current content, but mindlessly stacking stamina without a regard for dodge/parry/block ratings isn't going to do your raid healers any favours either.
ok i got with the hp..but do u think that chasing defenses of 570-580 is a good idea instead of trying to get even more hitpoints?
Perhaps you'd like to link us your armory? It's hard to make informed opinions without any info of your avoidance/mitigation stats to work with for starters.
btw here is my armory to tell me ur opinion...please notice what u think i must definetely change with what...and ur opinion on our issue def rating and hp
Your stats look decent, and I assume you're looking forward to tanking 25 man? Personally, I feel your block/dodge/parry ratings could use a little more work, but not by gemming all the way for defence either. Point for point, hp gems are better investment than def gems. I'd say keep to your current def for now, and gem for hp. Meanwhile, try and pick up more gear with dodge/parry/block and attempt to balance them so they don't differentiate too much.
EH usually refers to not only the HP, but also the armor value. It is a combination of HP and armor. Somehow people talking about EH tend to ignore the armor value, I don't know why but my AC is at a pretty healthy number, 25.3k. (and that's the reason I use the current necklace/cloak instead of the block ones)
In my mind, the Block (value+rate) work exactly the same to the armor value, if not better. If only we push both number to a high level, because obviously these two number multiply to each other, we needing both of them to make them efficient.
So, in my person EH formula (HP*armor*block=EH), block gears are good for tanking bosses. Block is not an evasion, it is a damage mitigation, just like armor class. I dont agree that block suits is only good for trash. First, who care trash?? ....2nd, If so, you are saying AC is only good for trash cleasing, and it conflicts to the whole EH theory.
I do agree to that because of the shield block skill, the block rate should take a discount in gear evaluation.
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Block is a great stat, actually and chep to stack. We are blocking a significant portion of damage now and need to rely on chace to block over an active ability. Block always sets up revenge. With critical block, we can mitigate a ton of incoming damage, but it really cannot be fully considered a part of effective health anymore than avoidance because its not guarenteed, its still based upon chance. EH is the raw damage you can take before you die and is directly effected by armor value, which is some people tend to gloss over alot.
Then again, its difficult to stack. Almost everything on a give ilevel tier will have the same values in the same slot. There are cloaks and accessories but they don't add up to that much. High armor value is what made the Arena shields so attractive in BC.
Armor just kinda goes along for the ride but is part of the reason ilevel tends to trump favorable stat allocations on lower level items. It just doesn't make up the difference alot of the time.
your hat may be nice, but I have the little white tank top that says Legendary right across my boobs. I win. (or more correctly, H wins)
With all the due respect, Horacio, I think you make a wrong statment saying that block cannot be fully considered as a mitigation value just because there is some random factor in it.
1. Relating to RNG doesn't mean it should be not considered EH.
All the melee damage is sort of related to RNG, because each swing of the boss attack originally doesnt hit for the same number.
2. You must admit that, when a warrior uses the skill shield block, during that 10 sec, shield value is a part of the EH, and it is a hella good one. Better than AC, better than HP.
So how about that if I push my block rate to 62% with 40% evasion(parry+dodge+miss), all in a sudden, block rate and block value become valid EH. And they are better than AC/HP.
Checking my log, I can see that with raid buffs, like 80% damage dealt to me is mitigated 2k-6k, how can I not consider my BV/BR valid EH?


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You are spot-on - the first episode was replayed on the ABC website, so I assume the second would be as well. Unfortunately I haven't had the opportunity to see either yet
I've bought a couple of times from WIllie's online store, it takes about 12 days to arrive in Melbourne. My last order was for 9 x 80g bars, with shipping it came to about 33 pounds, which is about $54 at the moment.
I buy 9 bars because they charge shipping in increments, 250g, 750g, 1kg, 2kg, etc. For small orders 750g is the optimum size, hence 9 * 80g bars.
The bars are delicious, but the termpering isn't perfect, with slight blooming and an average snap. But at about $5.75 each, delivered to my door, they're fantastic value.
Thanks for that info, I might have to order some myself that is pretty good value. I have tried his stuff in the past also, fantastic taste but as you say finishing is a little rustic.
At the moment the best choc value I have found (other than making my own, which doesn't happen at the mo due to broken arm) is Chocovic from a little deli near my work for $10 for 250g blocks.
Bought some, cylinders about $23 a pop (180g of 100% cacao) and bars $10 (~70% cocoa content with cocoa butter content making up between 10-15% - typical dark chocolate) for 80g. Willie roasts quite heavy, I am reminded of Pralus especially Willies Madagascar origin bar, eve down to formulation - Willie uses a bit more sugar. The Indo origin bar was very heavily roasted, almost burnt but it worked in that the bar reminded me of an excellent stout I had recently done by local Adelaide brewers the Brew Boys.
All up significantly more expensive than ordering it yourself over the internet.
If only Willie delivered more quickly. I've ordered several times and each time it's taken a good 2 weeks to arrive.
Does anybody know of a mail order company that will deliver Amedei to Australia? (for cheaper than the $18.50 that Lario charges for 50g of Chuao)
Since my last post I've discovered Chocolate & Love, who are shipping me 10 bars of Amedei Chuao for about 58 pounds, so about $9 per bar. That includes the shipping cost of 10 pounds.
Ive also ordered some Valrhona and other bits and pieces from The Chocolate Society, they charge 15 pounds for shipping.
Neither order has arrived yet, so I can't comment fully yet.
Wow that is cheap, and great that you have found someone to ship to you. I tried a few times to convince places in the USA like Bittersweet Cafe to ship me a range of bars but all were reluctant and wanted to ship really expensively to avoid melting on the journey.
Actually now I am thinking about it I never tried the Food Emporium on 68th and 3rd in NY. I got a friend to go there once and bring back a whole heap of stuff. Apparently the biggest chocolate shop my friend had ever seen, they carry virtually everything bean to bar. The email contact I have is for Steve Kravets maybe they would be willing to ship, my mate said they bent over backwards to help him fill my order.
I've been giving some thought to setting up an Australian online business selling high quality bars in Australia - Amedei, Valrhona, Mast Brothers, etc. Shipping them in from Europe, keeping costs really low and selling at a price comparable to European retail prices.
My main concern is estimating the market size - when you eat a lot of high quality chocolate yourself it's easy to think that lots of other people would want it, but of course that's not the case.
What do you think the market size is for high quality chocolate bars in Australia?
I think you will probably have separate issues with every chocolate manufacturer, as some may have contracts with the importers already such as Amedei (Lario), Valrhona (Simon Jonson), Willie (Jones the Grocer), Cluizel (Apromo Trading) etc. They may look unfavourably on you undercutting them. Also the manufacturers themselves may have issues with online sales depending on their sales plan. However there are choc manufacturers that don't have contracts in Australia like Mast Brothers, however a friend of mine tried to contact them to buy some in and they never replied to him. I don't know if Askinosie still has an importer here either.
It would be great though to have a one stop online choc shop for the chocolate freak instead of having to travel all over and order it in.
So I got my delivery yesterday from the Chocolate Society - www.chocolate.co.uk.
The package arrived pretty quickly, I ordered on a Tuesday night Melbourne time and it arrived the following Wednesday morning, so essentially 7 days. The chocolate was all individually bubble wrapped and arrived in perfect condition.
I would definitely buy from them again.
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