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From London to Los Angeles, Miami to Medinah and just about everywhere else imaginable, Associated Press photographers captured countless images from the sports world in 2012.
Each of them was unforgettable in its own way, capturing either someone's success or someone's struggles.
Here's a look at 10 photos that helped define the sports year.
Miguel Cabrera will be remembered for making two things during the 2012 baseball season -- history and the last out.
The Detroit Tigers' third baseman became baseball's first Triple Crown winner in 45 years, after batting .330 with 44 home runs and 139 RBIs on the way to the AL Most Valuable Player award.
But in the World Series, the Tigers were swept by the San Francisco Giants. San Francisco's Sergio Romo struck out the side in the bottom of the 10th inning of Game 4, and got Cabrera looking at an 89 mph, belt-high fastball to end the Giants' 4-3, title-clinching win.
"We've got to feel proud about what we did this year," Cabrera said. "We went through a lot, down and up."
In his case, mostly up.
This is not how we're used to seeing Tom Brady.
Seated. Somber. Second-best.
Early in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl, the New England Patriots quarterback nearly slammed the door on the New York Giants. With the Patriots up 17-15, Brady took a snap, avoided two would-be sacks, settled and threw downfield toward Rob Gronkowski, who was behind a defender inside the Giants 10.
Gronkowski never had a chance.
The Giants' Chase Blackburn defended the play perfectly, making the interception. Brady got knocked down just after he released the ball, and from his temporary seat watched Blackburn make the play that gave New York new life.
Final score? Giants 21, Patriots 17.
Everyone at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami knew LeBron James was finally about to become an NBA champion. With a couple minutes left on the clock in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the outcome in no doubt, Heat guard Mario Chalmers waved his arms in celebration.
James yelled at him to stop. "It's too soon," he said.
Even in that moment, James wanted to take no risks.
The only things James didn't seem to win in 2012 were Powerball and the presidential election. NBA MVP. NBA Finals MVP. Olympic champion. And, at long last, he got his hands on the NBA championship trophy, when the Heat beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in five games for the crown.
She won as a bright-eyed and super-talented kid at Wimbledon in 2004, prevailed at the U.S. Open in 2006 and captured the Australian Open in 2008. The French Open, however, had always been a huge problem for Maria Sharapova.
That is, until 2012.
Sharapova rolled across the clay at Roland Garros, dropping only one set -- a tiebreaker -- in her seven matches. The final was a 6-3, 6-2 win over Italy's Sara Errani, a victory that made her the 10th woman to complete the tennis version of a career Grand Slam. She dropped to the clay in both celebration and disbelief, after seeing someone else emerge victorious at each of the previous 16 majors.
There are magic numbers in basketball. For Wilt Chamberlain, there's 100. For Michael Jordan, there's 23.
For Baylor, there's now 40.
Star center Brittany Griner and the Bears were the best team in the women's game in 2012. Baylor played 40 games and won them all, becoming the seventh team in the NCAA era to finish something-and-oh -- and the Bears topped the previous record of 39-0 first achieved by Tennessee in 1998 and then matched three times since by Connecticut.
To be perfect, Baylor had to beat Tennessee -- twice. Had to beat Notre Dame -- twice. Had to erase an 11-point deficit over the final 13 minutes to beat Connecticut. And in the end, the Bears had to escape a Final Four where all four No. 1 seeds made their way to the national semifinals.
For Jose Maria Olazabal, joy and pain went together perfectly at the Ryder Cup.
Seve Ballesteros was in Olazabal's mind and heart throughout the competition, when Europe trailed 10-6 entering the final day and pulled off a series of epic singles victories to win the gold trophy. And when it was over, Olazabal didn't even bother trying to contain his emotions.
"All men die, but not all men live," Olazabal said, addressing his team. "And you made me feel alive again this week."


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The Hungaroring might not suit the F138, but Felipe Massa is confident Ferrari will be competitive this weekend.
With overtaking notoriously difficult in Hungary, qualifying is likely to play an extremely important role in the outcome of the race and Ferrari will be the first to admit they are not up to scratch when it comes to pace over a single lap.
The veteran Brazilian, though, feels they can prove their doubters wrong.
"For sure people say the characteristics of our car are not best suited to this circuit and that it will be tough for us to fight for the win here, but I am not sure this is an accurate assessment, because there have been other circuits where we expected our car to be very strong and it was not and vice versa," he told the official Ferrari website.
"The important thing will be to get a good understanding of exactly how the car is reacting as quickly as possible. The circuit requires as much downforce as possible, because the speed down the straight is not so important here. You need a car that is very stable and that is kind to the tyres to avoid degradation.
"I think we can be competitive, so I'm hoping our weekend goes in the opposite way to what people are expecting."
Massa has struggled in recent races, retiring in two of last four races, but he is optimistic he can turn things around at the Hungagoring.
"For a driver, the most important thing is always the race result and I hope this weekend will deliver that for me, as the last couple of races have not been so successful," he said.
"There was always something happening which meant I couldn't finish as high up as I should have done. Therefore what I would like most of all is to turn things around, because going on holiday with a good result under my belt would really make the difference."

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Enjoy a full day shared tour in the company of a professional Guide as you are taken around the island by coach to see the many places of interest. Enjoy the scenic drive along the slopes of famous Diamond Head Crater. See O'ahu's prestigious Kahala residential area. Marvel at the views from the lookout over Hanauma Bay (closed Tuesdays), see the Halona Blowhole, the legendary body surfing spots at Sandy Beach, and Makapu'u Lighthouse Point. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture one of O'ahu's most scenic vistas over Windward O'ahu at Nu'uanu Pali Lookout. Visit Byodo-In Temple (admission included) set amidst a picturesque mountain backdrop (admission included). Visit the Kualoa ranch to learn about its history and legends where you will take a scenic tram ride and drive into the Ko'olau Mountains to a spectacular lookout overlooking Chinaman's Hat and Kaneohe Bay. See the world famous North Shore surfing beaches of Sunset, Banzai Pipeline, and Waimea Bay. At day's end, visit Dole Plantation villages and discover the history of Hawaii's pineapple industry before taking a stroll through the Plantation Gardens to see hundreds of varieties of pineapples and plants (admission included). Then sit back and relax on the return journey back to your hotel in Waikiki.
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Informed by a rigorous body of evidence drawn from many years of experience on the ground, UNDP provides policy advice, helps develop policy guidance, collects and provides evidence on what works and what doesn't, conducts research and analysis, and works as the in-house resource team for training country office and country team colleagues. On-the-ground technical support is provided in conducting capacity assessments, designing and executing capacity development responses, and helping set up systems that measure change in capacity over time.more
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Cars > JoeBane's Garage
About JoeBane's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
It basically started when I was 12. I took my mothers car out for a joy ride, went to put it back, lost my spot, Game Over. Been driving ever since.
I love the classic muscle car era, but also want a 50 Merc at some point in my life.
I've owned a 2001 PT Cruiser for the last 7 years, heavily modded it out. I ran the NE PT Cruiser club for several years, but it pretty much has died out......Oh well, I guess I'll just wait the next 13 years for it to become the world's first retro classic!
My first car
First car....a 1974 Dodge Charger- 318 workhorse. Left rubber for a whole block though.
Car I wish I still had
My 70 Cuda, 340, 4 speed, pistol grip shifter. Engine was all high perf. The bitch flew.
My dream car
A 50 Merc, and my present car...a '69 GTO Convertible.
Car clubs I'm in
PT Cruiser Club, soon to hook up with some locals when the car is done.
- Type of racing: NHRA
- Driver: John Force- Crazy SOB!
- Driving song: Highway Star- Deep Purple
- Car movie: Christine
- Car book: How to go broke restoring a classic
- Car magazine: Hot Rod Classics
- Car game: NHRA Drag Racing
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2012 House of the Year: Outdoor Kitchen
One of the goals of our 2012 House of the Year was to take backyard cooking to a whole new level with a fully functioning kitchen that's protected from the elements. With the help of architect Ruard Veltman and Top Chef Masters winner Marcus Samuelsson, that's exactly what we created.
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By Melinda Page
Big Ideas for Small Spaces
Look inside our killer 250-square-foot kitchen cottage that takes "cooking out" to exhilarating new heights. Here, 10 tips to create the same in your own backyard.
1. Go with the grain. "I like a kitchen with personality," says Marcus Samuelsson, "rather than some sterile white box." Ruard Veltman introduced characternot clutterby cladding the walls in reclaimed barn wood from Tall Cotton Supply. "The layout of this small kitchen is very spare, but reclaimed barnwood warms things up," says Veltman. A vintage sign from Repop contributes an extra dose of folksy charm.
2. Keep it on the down-low. Instead of overwhelming the cottage with cabinetry, Veltman limited himself to lower units, and an island by Cornell Cabinets & Millwork. And though he sited the Whirlpool cooktop and Porcher farmhouse sink hereboth set into Silestone countertopsbulkier appliances find shelter in an alcove. The architect even tucked a dishwasher, also by Whirlpool, into the back side of the island, which is painted Kendall Charcoal by Benjamin Moore.
3. Preserve the view. Since a typical pendant lamp would block the windows, Veltman crafted an almost invisible fixture of cloth-clovered electrical cords, ceramic bases, and filament bulbs. "It's intended to look like its parts," he says. "And that's elegant."
Bright Idea: A trash chute cut into the island gets rid of food-prep trimmings fast.


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Michigan fans take note, you're soon to have a watering hole to call home in Brunswick County. "Go Blue!" Oasis Bar & Grill co-owner Amy Sims said, followed by a long pause, "Or green, if that's your thing."
Joined by her sister Molly Sims, the duo is rehabbing the former Spectator's at 8039 River Rd. SE, just a couple minutes north of downtown Southport. The space, which Amy said has sat idle for the past year and a half, is seeing a significant overhaul that includes a new bar, new seating and some much needed TLC in the kitchen and bathrooms.
Amy's been in the area for 15 years, and Molly just moved to town to help open the 56-seat eatery, which will feature a menu of American classics like hand-pattied burgers, seafood and steaks with homemade cheesecakes for dessert. The two hail from Michigan, and while there aren't any dishes specific to
that part of the country on the menu, Amy said she's been on the hunt for cheese curds. "There will be a little bit of something for everyone," said Amy, "Including the best Alfredo you've ever tasted."
Vegetarians or diners with other dietary restrictions will be hapily acomodated by the kitchen, she added. A daily changing Express Lunch option will exist, promising to serve diners within 10 minutes.
The space isn't all shiny and new, with one distinct relic hanging from a bar that will be stocked with seven drafts ranging from domestics to imports and a local brew possibly making an appearance. A brass rail held in place by elephant heads might be a familiar site to patrons who recognize it from former Southport restaurants Dry Dock and Laredo's.
Oasis will be open seven days a week from 11:30 a.m. until a closing time that will be determined by the number of customers still lingering. Food will be served late, and Amy estimated that a midnight closing through the week with later hours on the weekend would be likely. They're aiming to be in business before the end of July, maybe as soon as next week.


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Tuesday was a day of thanks for two Town of Newburgh police officers, after a Walden mother went into labor rushing to the hospital and her soon to be son did not wait to get there. Our John Wagner has more.
NEWBURGH, N.Y. -- A first time mother learns the hard way that she should probably trust her own gut feeling. Abby Way read a pregnancy book to get ready for all scenarios related to birth, but she never found a chapter about having a baby in the backseat of a Honda Civic.
"Well I thought my water broke and then my mom's like oh, no, you just peed yourself," said Abby May.
Abby waited a few more hours before telling her mom she had to get to the hospital.
"I really didn't know if it was a contraction or not, I just knew it was painful and it hurt," she said. "Usually the women lay in labor for hours on end, not half an hour or 45 minutes," said Delilah May, a new grandmother.
Abby and her mother were speeding 80 miles per hour down Route 17K toward St. Luke's Hospital. But when the pain got unbearable, they pulled over at a Mobil gas station and dialed 911. Hopes for a sterile hospital room were long gone when two Town of Newburgh police officers arrived just minutes later. Thankfully, they both moonlight as EMTs. "The baby was crowning. I told her if she had to push, go ahead," said Laura Dunn, from the Town of Newburgh PD. "Yeah, we weren't waiting for an ambulance," said Anthony Kuhn, another first responder from the Town of Newburgh.
Officer Laura Dunn may have a career waiting in a maternity ward. This was her second successful back seat delivery since August.
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E3 2010 headlines
Deus Ex: Human Revolution E3 demo footage leaked
Leakerz has managed to obtain off-screen footage of the Deus Ex: Human Revolution demo shown at E3 last month.22
Moore: 3D "not quite what you need" for team sports
Madden and FIFA in 3D? Sounds as though there's some convincing to do, if comments from EA Sports president Peter Moore are any indication.5
Insomniac: Vanquish plays like "Gears of War on crack"
Insomniac employees have pegged Vanquish as a stand-out E3 game.16
Interview - Civilization V's Dennis Shirk
Just as a game of Civilization constantly shifts through the ages, evolves, and occasionally pits horse-riding cavalrymen against 1,500-horsepower tanks, so too does the videogame industry grow and change. A mere five years have passed since the launch of Civilization IV, but already, the industry's a different beast entirely. How, for instance, does one of […]6
RAGE gameplay vids show what all the fuss is about
Everyone's wanking on about it. "It's fucking great," they say. "Better than shagging your mom," they laugh, showering their pizza with tobacco spit. But you're not stupid. You've been burnt before. You don't believe them. Can any videogame possibly be better than going balls-deep inside a friend's middle-aged relation? On the basis of the movies […]45
Activision studios to focus on one title at a time
Activision executive VP of worldwide studios Dave Stohl has said the company has moved away from a business model where multiple studios work on more than one project at a time.7
Winners announced for 2010 E3 Game Critics Awards
The winners of the 2010 E3 Game Critics Awards were announced today, with 3DS, and Portal 2 with two wins each and RAGE walking away with three.7
BBC: E3 was full of dross
BBC reporter Marc Cieslak has said "innovation was in short supply" at E3 this year, with the majority of the show floor being taken up by "shooters and sequels."23
Interview - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II's Gavin Leung
In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, you battered Darth Vader and The Emperor, yanked a Star Destroyer clean out of the sky, and pretty much made every other Jedi ever look like a baby swinging a glowstick. So, of course, the question arises: how the hell do you top that? We got a chance to […]3
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We were honestly a bit surprised when Ubisoft offered us an interview involving its newly announced Michael Jackson game. After all, our experience with the game – like everyone else's – was limited to a surprise dance-off at the end of Ubisoft's E3 conference. Flashy? Sure. But about as revealing as women's fashion in the […]8
Portal 2 E3 demo: final parts 6 and 7 out now
Valve today released the sixth and seventh parts of the Portal 2 E3 demo in HD.7
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RAGE walks away with five E3 Game Critics nominations
The nominations for the 2010 E3 Game Critics awards were announced today, with RAGE gaining five – including one for the Game of Show award.22
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Masahiro Sakurai has said that he's using Kid Icarus: Uprising as a way of addressing the lack of creativity in the gaming industry.5
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There were ten victims, all young women or girls. They were found scattered throughout the Los Angeles hills, their naked bodies dumped like trash. And though the press dubbed the killer the "hillside strangler," it turned out there were two men behind the crimes.
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The stories of the Iroquois Confederacy look especially relevant as we confront the crises of governance that have led the United States to bail out banks, permit disastrously unsafe oil drilling in the Gulf, and allow corporations to spend unlimited amounts of money on election campaigns. Renewal of sound governance is essential to addressing converging ecological, economic, and political crises.
The Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy, or Haudenosaunee, have centuries-old wisdom on peacemaking and ethical governance. And despite a contentious academic debate about the Haudenosaunee's degree of influence on the Constitution, the U.S. Congress in 1988 passed a resolution stating that the framers of the Constitution "most notably, George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, are known to have greatly admired the concepts of the Six Nations of the Iroquois Confederacy."
The resolution goes further: "The confederation of the original Thirteen Colonies into one republic was influenced by the political system developed by the Iroquois Confederacy, as were many of the democratic principles which were incorporated into the Constitution itself."
As a faithkeeper, Chief Oren Lyons, 78, formally upholds the traditions, legends, and prophecies of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga Nation in upstate New York—one of the Six Nations.
Lyons recounts an oral history of the Six Nations' historic spiritual guide, the Great Peacemaker, who instructed the Haudenosaunee to "work with nature and be thankful." Hundreds of years ago, perhaps even prior to the arrival of Columbus, the nations had been at war. But the Great Peacemaker "laid down the whole process of confederation," urging them to eliminate conflict among themselves and be unified.
"He said our duties as leaders [are] to ... protect your relatives, your nation," says Lyons. "Protect all life, in other words, [the] flower as well as the trees, as well as the people, as well as the animals. Everything, he said, we're going to put into your hands, the welfare of all life, that's your duty."
The Haudenosaunee confederacy was based on three principles. Lyons explains:
The first point was peace and health. You can't have peace without health. The names are interchangeable to us. Our greeting is "thank you for being well, thank you for being who you are."
Number two was equity, equity for the people, because you can't have justice if you don't have equity. Equity is first, justice comes after. So, the Great Peacemaker said, equity for the people—be fair, work for their interests.
The third was the power of the good minds, unity, to be united. He said, 'This is going to be your strength.'
In Sweden last year, I heard Lyons speak to a group of young leaders. He said that today, amid "a lot of abuse of positions of authority" among politicians, real community leaders need to emerge. New leaders, he said, need to be courageous and capable enough to help people organize and remain strong as the environment and society change.
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Indigenous stories offer us enduring wisdom, but Hykes Steere, Lyons, Edwardson, and many other indigenous elders have insisted to me that each of us needs to draw on our own ancestral cultures for guidance. When people learn their own cultural and family stories, they gain a deep respect for their origins and for future generations. They can then "know who they are and be who they are," says Edwardson.
Over the past few years, I've distilled five tips for personal resilience from conversations I've had with indigenous people:
- Seek guidance from people who have overcome suffering with dignity.
- Learn from those who have maintained a sense of humor through difficult times.
- Converse with grandparents and great-grandparents about their stories of hardship and the lessons they've learned.
- Reflect on what's necessary for you to develop more inner strength than you have. If this is hard to do, learn techniques, such as mindfulness, to help you listen to your heart.
- Connect with your own culture by developing an understanding of, and sympathy for, the experiences and stories that your ancestors handed down in your family.
For example, my family's history stems from pre-partition north India. My late grandmother, Satya Khanna, who was born near Lyallpur, Punjab (renamed Faisalabad after the 1947 partition that divided India), knew a thing or two about gathering inner strength through difficulty.
Six years ago, she and Sudha Bua, my paternal aunt, survived a terrible accident. They took a summer evening walk together in Mill Valley, Calif., when a speeding motorcycle crossed over to the wrong side of the road and struck them.
The surgeons at Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto didn't think she'd make it. Once it was clear that she would survive, she endured several surgeries to mend her pelvis and internal organs.
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She told me that during her hospital stay, hooked up to tubes and a morphine drip, she remembered prayers taught to her in her childhood. In a mechanical bed, her face distended, blue, and bruised almost beyond recognition, she'd been in a trance, using the prayers she'd learned to visualize her body mending. Growing up, she'd come to believe time and space were surmountable by thought. In and out of the hospital, she appeared to use her spiritual skills to hasten her recovery.
In August 2008, at 91 years old, my grandmother participated in the first official Khanna family reunion, which my aunt organized and held at her and my uncle's Mill Valley home.
I was feeling depressed at that family reunion. When you spend most of your time writing and researching on climate change scenarios and the downward direction of the economy, it's easy to be overwhelmed.
One afternoon, I sat down with my grandmother when almost everyone else was on an excursion.
She saw straight through my unhappiness. She peered into me, smiled calmly, and said two words: "Bring gladness."
In spite of the specter of rising seas, increased drought, human displacement, and inundated cities prognosticated by climate scientists, I needed to find ways to inspire gladness in myself and other people. It's that simple.
Now I hope the inner strength I witnessed in my grandmother remains a seed within me. As times grow more difficult, I pray that her ability to heal mind and body is a quality I can develop and call on.
The changes wrought by peak oil, climate disruption, and economic instability will affect all of us. Yet, those who gather strength from stories of beauty, courage, love, kindness, generosity, and good will can, in a social environment of growing uneasiness, store and spread the seeds of human welfare.
Sanjay Khanna wrote this article for A Resilient Community, the Fall 2010 issue of YES! Magazine. Sanjay is a writer, journalist, futurist, and the director of Resilient People, which provides guidance on preparing for economic and climate shifts. His writing has appeared in Nature, The Huffington Post, and Grist.
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The issue they will debate is whether the God of the Old Testament is a God of love and mercy or whether His command to the Hebrews to exterminate men, women, and children that belong to the Canaanite nations show him to be a violent God who favors one nation over another. Could a God of love command the destruction of an entire people group? Our speakers will present opposing views. Tracy Lemos will argue that the Old Testament depicts God as a violent deity. Richard Hess will maintain that the cultural context of the time provides a rationale for what appears to be God's unjust command of genocide.
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Indulge in this luxury pamper spa day for two, which includes your choice of a Swedish back, neck and shoulder massage or Bannatyne Pick Me Up Facial followed by a Scalp massage, perfect to enjoy with a partner or friend. Your pampering day comes complete with unlimited use of the health clubs facilities including an extensive air conditioned gym, pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and classes. Bannatyne Spas in Bannatyne health clubs provide a range of relaxing and rejuvenating treatments and facilities for both men and women, perfect for unwinding without stress or worry.
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Aero™ Wine Aerator by Brookstone
Better wine in less than a minute—experts agree.
"Smoother wine, richer fruit…bigger flavor."
"Releases your wine's underlying potential."
"Improves enjoyment of a variety of reds."
—Beverage Testing Institute, 2012 independent tasting
Better flavor. No waiting.
Designed by Brookstone Labs, USA
- Releases wine's full flavor and bouquet in seconds
- Smarter, faster alternative to traditional decanting
- Simply insert in bottle or glass and press button to aerate for 30 seconds.
- Oxygen softens tannins for smoother, better tasting wine
- Built-in LED light lets you see aeration at work
- Includes 2 stems (long stem for full bottles, short stem for glasses)
- Also includes sleek storage and display stand
- Uses 2 AAA batteries (not included)
When it comes to reds, a little air can do lot of good. That's because the best flavors and aromas of your wine can only emerge when you let it "breathe." But we've taken it a step further. Instead of letting the wine simply come in contact with the outside air, we designed Aero to bring the outside in. Aero infuses oxygen directly into your wine, releasing its underlying potential before it's even out of the bottle.
Our wine aerator helps age younger wines faster.
Younger and more full-bodied wines often require lengthy aging to reach their full potential. By infusing air directly into the wine bottle, Aero softens the wine's tannins for more smoothness and enhanced flavors–all faster than traditional cellaring and decanting. The result? A more mature, better tasting wine in under a minute. Press the aeration button once for 30 seconds of aeration. Or, for younger, more full-bodied reds, you can experiment by pressing the button again for a second cycle of aeration.
Improve your wine by the bottle or glass
Entertaining? You bet it is. Use the long stem to aerate an entire bottle. Aero's built-in LED lets everyone see the wine transform right before their eyes. And if your guests need a little refresh or prefer different levels of aeration, the smaller stem is perfect for aeration by the glass. When you're done, simply place Aero on the included stand.
Discover how good your favorite reds can really be. Try them with the Aero Full Bottle Wine Aerator from Brookstone.
The Beverage Testing Institute was founded in 1981 with the objective of producing fair and impartial wine reviews for consumers. Their buying guides have appeared in the Wine Enthusiast, International Wine Review, Epicurious.com, and many others.
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Better tasting wine without the wait
Even though the experts from BTI tested Aero and said it really worked, I still had to see for myself. So I took Aero home and hosted a wine tasting for a group of...Read complete review
Even though the experts from BTI tested Aero and said it really worked, I still had to see for myself. So I took Aero home and hosted a wine tasting for a group of friends. We had 6 red wines to taste, starting with a Pinot on the light-to-medium side to deep, full-bodied Cabs and Zins at the end. We tasted the wines before aeration, and then tasted them again after using Aero. The difference was incredible! The wines were uniformly smoother, had better flavors and aromas, and were overall just more enjoyable.
And I'm really impressed with how fast Aero worked. Without six decanters just lying around, I would have had no way to let all the wines breathe simultaneously so they'd be properly aerated and ready to taste at the same time. All it took was a few presses of a button and I was able to aerate all the wines in about five minutes total–and put on a little LED light show for my guests! We drank smoother, better tasting wine...and no one had to wait.
Everyone was very impressed. This one's a showstopper.
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Not the "cool" it should be
We seriously wondered if ours even works right since it just bubbles the wine, and little else. We did the side-by-side taste test and saw little difference in the taste at all. Pretty...Read complete review
We seriously wondered if ours even works right since it just bubbles the wine, and little else. We did the side-by-side taste test and saw little difference in the taste at all. Pretty much an expensive conversation piece. And the holder is always damp in side and won't dry out so it is likely a mold-maker waiting to happen.
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- Attractive Design
- Flimsy
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- Kitchen
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Doesn't seem durable and not sure how long it will last we use offen
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A very fun gift for a red-wine drinker.
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Only blows air for a second then QUITS
Cheaply made also
Taking it back.
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- Did Not Do At All What It
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Looks nice, you would think it does the job. But it doesn't ! No difference in the wine taste, A great disappointment to both receivers of gift and to the buyer. I definitely would not recommend.
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easy to use and a plus everytime
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I was skeptical on this at first because I read a review which simply said, "Why don't they use this at bars?" Another review said, "It's noisy." The product is PERFECT. It's easy to use and the instructions guide you to the perfect glass everytime. In 60 seconds it opens up the flavors so much that they explode your tastebud senses. This is a must for any spirt connoisseur who enjoys their drinks at home.
- Cleans easily
- Easy
- Improves Flavor
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- White wine
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I use this item every time I open a bottle of white wine. I find this makes for a smoother and more flavorful wine. It tends to bring out what natural airing would do, in a instant. Take note, you must pour a small amount out of the bottle before using or the added air will make the wine spill over during the aeration process. I just pour a small amount into my glass before starting. This is a must have for those who love white wines. I haven't used it with reds but I would guess it would work the same if the wine you have requires airing before drinking. This is actually the second one I've purchased, so I have one in both my homes.
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- Overflows Full Bottles
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- Aereate Red Wine
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- Convenient
- Nice design
- No Need For A Decanter
- Red Led "on" Light
- Works fast
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We drink a bottle of red wine with dinner several nights a week. We knew aeration improved the flavor and were considering several aerators. We bought this and were very pleased with the results. Initially, we tried several glasses of different red wines both before and after aeration with this product and could definitely taste a difference. We're pleased except for one minor negative: sometimes it takes two pushes of the "START" button to turn it on.
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- Easy to use
- Fast Aeration
- Fun conversation piece
- Awkward Storage
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This full-bottle aerator really works. We've used it multiple times and always do a before and after taste test. The aerated wine is always better -- fuller and richer with fewer tanins.
Experts recommend decanting most red wine for at least 10-20 minutes before drinking. This tool does the trick in 30 seconds.
I would not recommend using it on white wine or pinot noir.
The only drawback is the storage container. It looks cool but it is hard to clean (wine drips in the bottom and the skinny neck means you can't get to it). It's also not designed to lay on its side so you can't really put it in a drawer. It's cool-looking but I don't want it on my counter top all the time.
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From an early age, cars were a passion and Firebirds were the crush and still are today. I have an 89 Formula 350. Someday I will have a nice BIG garage for them and will someday find a nice yellow fourth gen for my wife. I love to detail cars and have a mobile business on the side. I love these cars and will do all I can to help preserve their legacy.
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Thanks! That is cool.Originally Posted by BSA534
This is really great; it looks to be the biggest thing for geocaching I've seen in Arkansas, with a great opportunity to expose muggles to our ways. The vast majority of growth has to come thru word of mouth, but now there's something out there for people to actually see and experience!
The GeoMaze event is up in case you haven't seen it:
The GeoMaze is up too:
There is an event on May 16. You get an event smiley for that one.
The GeoMaze exhibit opens on May 16 and will be there until the end of December. You'll get the special icon for attending the exhibit at any time while its there. (or at any of the other Discovery museums it will be at in the next 3 years).
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This will be pretty cool. I look forward to meeting many of you there. (I feel I know many of you from tracking you through the ParkCache Challenge and I know I've talked to a few that have finished it.) See you there!
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Won't make the event. I do want to do the park challenge, but doing it from a base of Fort Smith is going to be a bit more challenging than those of you who live more centrally located.
Hi Ashallond, Don't let your geographical position keep you from doing the Arkansas ParkCache Challenge. I live in Helena and that's as far from most of the ParkCaches as you are in Fort Smith. Mz Grzz and I completed the series last summer while on vacation and had a ball! Just go get the ones near you then you'll be hooked Can't wait for the 16th so I can see the GeoMaze


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WTOP's Hank Silverberg reports.
By BOB LEWIS
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RICHMOND, Va. - Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling said Wednesday that he would not run for governor in 2013, citing the state party's decision to choose its nominees through a convention instead of a statewide primary.
Bolling's decision leaves conservative Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli without major opposition for the GOP nomination at the June convention, but ignited speculation whether Bolling would launch an independent candidacy.
It also means a likely showdown in next fall's gubernatorial election between him and Terry McAuliffe, the longtime associate of former President Bill Clinton and the only Democrat to announce his candidacy so far.
Bolling nurtured gubernatorial ambitions for years, since his election as lieutenant governor in 2005.
Four years ago, he put aside his own plans to run for governor, seeking a second term as lieutenant governor while supporting fellow Republican Bob McDonnell for governor. In exchange, McDonnell was strongly supporting Bolling over Cuccinelli for governor next year.
Cuccinelli entered the race unexpectedly a year ago after saying in interviews beforehand he expected to seek re-election. Then in June, the state Republican Party's rulemaking central committee _ freshly stocked with conservatives friendly to Cuccinelli _ changed the nomination method to a convention, virtually assuring Cuccinelli's victory.
"For the past several months my campaign team has worked hard to restructure our campaign to effectively compete in the convention process. While we have made a great deal of progress, I reluctantly concluded that the decision to change the method of nomination from a primary to a convention created too many obstacles for us to overcome," Bolling said in a statement.
He said he also was concerned that deep divisions in the party could be created by a prolonged campaign between Cuccinelli.
"The convention process would have forced Republican activists to take sides against their friends in local committees all across our state," Bolling said. "The wounds that can develop from that type of process are often difficult to heal."
Cuccinelli _ a hero to Virginia tea party groups for challenging Obamacare in court and hounding a former University of Virginia climate change researcher _ was delighted by Bolling's decision. It leaves Cuccinelli facing only Tareq Salahi, a Virginia vintner and onetime reality television figure who gained fame by crashing a White House party three years ago with his wife, Michaele. The couple has since divorced.
"Throughout this race, I have kept to the premise that Bill and I are allies in governance, even if temporary competitors in politics," Cuccinelli said in a press statement issued by his campaign committee.
But Cuccinelli won't find an ally in Bolling, who was deeply disappointed by Cuccinelli's decision a year ago to challenge him for governor. Bolling told The Associated Press he would not endorse Cuccinelli or anyone else.
"I have serious reservations about Mr. Cuccinelli's ability to effectively and responsibly lead this state," Bolling said.
His statement announcing his withdrawal provoked questions about whether Bolling would pursue an independent or third-party bid for governor, something certain to dilute conservative support for Cuccinelli in a race with McAuliffe.
"I intend to remain actively involved in the 2013 campaigns - perhaps not as the Republican nominee for governor, but as a more independent voice, making certain that the candidates keep their focus on the important issues facing our state and offer a positive and realistic vision for effectively and responsibly leading Virginia," he wrote in the statement.
Bolling told the AP he didn't mean to imply a nascent independent candidacy, something that would be difficult to finance with only marginal odds of victory. But he said he would not rule out a three-way contest next fall should the right circumstances arise.
"I have no current intention to run as an independent, but I learned a long time ago that in this business you never say never," Bolling said.
Bolling knew last summer the state GOP's convention vote gravely wounded his gubernatorial prospects.
"Conventions are by their very nature exclusive, and at a time when we need to be projecting a positive image and reaching out to involve more Virginians in the Republican Party, I am unwilling to be part of a process that could seriously damage our image and appeal," Bolling said in Wednesday's statement.
The mortal blow came Nov. 6 when Republican Mitt Romney's defeat in the presidential race eliminated any prospect that McDonnell would exit early for a possible White House post, allowing Bolling to finish McDonnell's term and run next year as the pro-jobs incumbent.


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