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Manitoba market may not yet be 'mature' but it's robust
Last month I was invited to Kelowna by Peter Lehmann Wines to moderate a panel on wine culture in Canada. The idea was to incite dialogue among wine writers, sommeliers and brand ambassadors on the panel and beyond as to what we can do in Canada to foster a national wine culture -- both as a wine-producing and wine-consuming country.
And while there were no hard and fast answers, it got me thinking about the wine culture in Manitoba and the ways it has changed since I got into the industry in the mid-1990s.
According to Statistics Canada, there was nearly 4.4-million litres of red and white wine sold in Manitoba in 1993. In 2012, that number was nearly 9.6-million litres, equaling around $130 million worth of red and white wine. Growth-wise, wine sales continues to outpace both beer and spirits.
When I started out in the wine industry, private wine stores were pretty much the only places you could get any kind of booze on Sundays. Today you can buy wine virtually any day of the year (save Christmas and New Year's Day), and with Sunday shopping hours recently expanded, so too were store hours at Manitoba Liquor Marts and private wine stores. In fact, Liquor Marts often open extended hours -- until 11 p.m. or midnight -- on the days leading up to statutory holidays.
In the late 1990s, the second wave of private wine stores opened in Manitoba, doubling the count from four to eight. There are now six stand alone private wine stores as well as two food-and-wine stores to go along with the 51 Liquor Marts and four Liquor Mart express stores located in/near grocery stores. This means a bigger, better selection of products throughout the city.
Perhaps in response to more competitors, Manitoba Liquor Marts underwent an extensive set of renovations/expansions. The Grant Park Liquor Mart (which has since been renovated again) added an education centre, and the Madison Square location followed suit.
Wine education in Manitoba is better than it has ever been. Liquor Marts and private wine stores offer classes that ranges from casual and fun to serious scholarship. Both Banville & Jones and La Boutique Del Vino, for example, offer internationally accredited sommelier programs -- the Wine and Spirits Education Trust (WSET) and International Sommelier Guild (ISG), respectively. That means the people selling you wine in restaurants/shops are better-educated about wine than ever.
Beyond expanded Sunday shopping, laws and regulations around wine have evolved over the years. We're now able to bring our own wine to restaurants (at the eatery's discretion) and have it served to us for a corkage fee. We can order a bottle of wine at a restaurant, and the eatery can re-cork the wine and send it home with us. This encourages diners to try wines above and beyond those sold by the glass, and still exercise moderation.
Manitoba has been at the forefront of changes regarding the interprovincial shipping of wine. When the federal government removed restrictions on such activities (via Bill C-311), turning the responsibility over to the provinces, Manitoba embraced the change, and was among the first to allow direct shipments from Canadian wineries and retailers in other provinces.
Of course, one can't talk about Winnipeg's wine culture without mentioning the Winnipeg Wine Festival. Modelled after the Vancouver International Wine Festival, our fest is now one of the largest in the country, with over 7,000 people attending public tastings and ancillary events throughout the week. Clearly, Winnipeg has a thirst for wine.
Our wine culture is growing at a rate that meets or exceeds that of other provinces. And while our market isn't as developed or "mature" as, say, Quebec, Ontario or B.C., it's certainly an exciting time to be a wine drinker in Manitoba.
Peter Lehmann 2010 Layers Red (Barossa, Australia -- $16.92, Liquor Marts and beyond)
A blend of 55 per cent Shiraz, 18 per cent Tempranillo, 17 Mourvedre and 10 per cent Grenache, the Layers red is bright purple in colour, with black cherry, black pepper, blackberry and earthy notes on the nose. It's a medium-plus bodied red that boasts big dark berry fruit on the palate as well as cherries and raspberries, with a hint of pepper and a splash of acidity that makes it extremely food-friendly. 3.5/5
Penfolds 2009 Bin 2 (South Australia -- around $24, private wine stores)
The bulk of this Aussie red blend is Shiraz (78 per cent), with the rest coming from the Mourvedre grape. Cherry, eucalyptus, herbal, vanilla and blackberry aromas are most prominent here. It's medium-plus bodied, with brambly black fruit as well as mint, cola and spice on the palate. Like the Layers, the acidity is fresh and tannins light, meaning the Bin 2 drinks well both on its own and with food. 3.5/5
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Bouncing back after an emotional day sure feels good. Yesterday, my youngest daughter spread her wings and left home for the first time on her own. I'm really thrilled that she had the courage. She is my home body, who likes to spend time with her family. Stepping outside her comfort zone was a hard thing for her to do. She embarked on a 3 month trip to Australia, no short trip down the street for this girl. If she was going to step out of her comfort zone, she was planning on doing it big! The only thing that makes it much easier for me, is that fact that she was traveling with a friend and they are meeting up with three other friends and traveling Australia together, working when they need to and taking in all the thrills.
Almost managed to hold the tears back completely at the airport, but a few slipped out with the hug goodbye. The two of us quickly parted as we both knew if Mom started so would she. So today, I anxiously await an email to let me know all is well.
I am proud of myself none the less that an old habit of emotional eating, despite trying to put in an appearance, was not completely successful. Yes, I did go over my calories, but not by much and what I did choose to eat was actually pretty good. I began to get annoyed with myself, as I looked at my chart, but then I realized that I was only looking at what was immediately in front of me( one day). When I looked at the big picture(the whole week) and saw that the day before I had been way under, it all averaged out. Then I began thinking about my food choices and realized that there was no potato chips, no pop, no junk food period in amongst any of the choices I had made. What a long ways I have come already in a very short time. Has the habit of emotional eating been beaten...I don't know, but I do know that I am now in control of it. So, GO ME, WOO HOO.
With this one success, I will continue to build a stronger healthier me. I am looking forward to my daughter's arrival back home when I can hold up a sign at the airport that says "Shy...this is your MOM". I intend to reach my goal of a 50 pound weight elimination by Christmas and her arrival home.
These past few days since last Thursday have been rather low on the scale of energy. I am sticking to my nutrition tracker, have been doing my strength exercises and getting a tad extra walking in during the day but still feeling a bit blaa! I think my body and my mind are rebelling against the lack of usual activity. I have been taking this body to the pool for an hours aquasizes 2x a week now for a few weeks. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to go last Thursday and there have been no classes since then...I find it fascinating how quickly one makes the transition from a basic couch potato to someone who now feels deprived because I have not been able to participate in my aquasizes. I feel like a small child pouting because I can't have something I not only want, but obviously my body now requires. Today, my body and mind have started to gear up in anticipation of Tuesday....AQUASIZES....yippee! Maintenance will also be done on the 2nd pool we have in town and I will then be able to go an extra 2x a week. I can now go Tues, Wed, Thurs and Saturday. Me! excited about exercising! Wow! I am beginning to feel like a child waiting for Christmas morning. The more I write about the up coming classes the more my energy field lifts and the more the anticipation builds. Funny how "positive" thoughts can so quickly changes one's moods.
Once again the Law of Attraction holds true. Positive energy attracts positive, negative attracts negative. We have the power to change our own thinking and feelings. I can hardly wait for tomorrow.
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recent PubMed article (Epub 2010 May 17) looking at the relationship between
Cesarean delivery and celiac disease is causing some consternation. Before I get
into the recent study, which will appear in the June issue of Pediatrics, let
me share with you a study on the relationship between food allergies and
Cesarean birth that was published in the August 2003 Journal of Allergy and
Clinical Immunology (JACI). The 2003 JACI study by Eggesbo, et al concluded
that in mothers who were highly sensitive to fish, nuts or eggs – babies born
by C-section had a 7-fold increased risk of being a food allergy baby (this is
the layman's version of the more technical language used in the study). It has been
nearly 7 years since I read the study – yes, I did run right up to the UB
Medical Library when I first heard of the article to actually read it – so
don't quote me on the literal text on the study. With that disclaimer made, I read the article exceptionally
closely as a mother of three food allergy children all who were born by
C-section since I am a mother who is highly allergic to nuts.
2003 Eggesbo, et al study was titled "Is delivery by cesarean section a risk
factor for food allergy?" It looked at method of delivery and use of
antibiotics. One of the theories I recall reading about at that time was that
Cesarean section might delay or interrupt the colonization of the newborn intestine. What
was known at that time was that during a normal birth - oxygen, nutrients and
"other materials" would pass from the placenta through the umbilical cord to
the baby during the birth process – presumably to set up the intestines for
actual use after birth. In a Cesarean birth, this process does not take place.
It was fascinating to understand at that time, 7 years ago, that we knew some
of what was transferred to a newborn via the umbilical cord, yet there was a
set of substances classified as "other materials" that were not known.
Here is a link to the recent PubMed
article on Cesarean birth and celiac disease:
A more consumer friendly
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What does
all this mean to consumers? Probably for starters that more research is merited
on both topics. The second thing that this indicates to me is that Cesarean
section should be reserved for cases where they are absolutely necessary.
Another medical article I read around the same time (2003) indicated that
giving infants small does of probiotics and essential fatty acids were helpful
in colonizing the intestines of newborns. That study called for more research. The bottom
line is that if I got a do-over with my C-sections, which were mandatory for me
due to extensive scar tissue from the removal of a 19-cm fibroid tumor, I would
consult with my pediatrician about giving my newborn small amounts of
non-dairy/non-gluten probiotics and small amounts of essential fatty acids.
There is certainly a much larger body of medical evidence now about the role of
prebiotics and probiotics in helping to set up a newborn.
What are
your thoughts and concerns regarding this topic? I'd love to hear them
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This mid-rise hotel offers 329 bright rooms with signature beds, free Wi-Fi, coffeemakers, mini-fridges and cable TV. Work out in the on-site fitness room and enjoy the sauna and the outdoor swimming pool. A full-service restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner whips up Pacific Rim specialties and offers room service. Business services and guest laundry are available. Parking is free.
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Explore beaches for every taste within eight miles of the Holiday Inn. Dining and shopping at the South Bay Galleria Mall are four miles away. Spend a day at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, about 20 minutes away. Hop on I-110 and find yourself downtown Los Angeles in about 25 minutes. Los Angeles International Airport is 11 miles north.
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Priceline guests like clean rooms with soft beds, free Wi-Fi and Japanese cuisine at the on-site restaurant and a "great location to the Los Angeles area" at the easy-to-find Holiday Inn Torrance.
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.For any Room Including Breakfast: The daily rate includes two (2) breakfast buffet coupons per room that are redeemable for breakfast in the hotel restaurant. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Unconventional wisdom
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Critical thinker John Summers, editor of The Baffler, has never been afraid to speak his mind. (Aditi Mehta) In... More
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Kickstarter project would take deep dives into global development issues
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There's been no shortage of hand-wringing, here and elsewhere, over the decline of foreign coverage in the digital age. With... More
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As Boston bombing story unfolds, a stellar showing from local TV
WBZ, WHDH deliver balanced, nuanced, comprehensive reporting amid a crisis
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Boston Phoenix, down in flames
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On Thursday afternoon, Boston Phoenix publisher Stephen Mindich announced that the 47-year-old alt-weekly would cease publication effective immediately. The past... More
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On March 31, 2010, almost three months after an earthquake devastated Port-au-Prince, the capital city of the poorest nation... More
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Ivanpah solar electric generating system connects to grid
September 30, 2013
The Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System in California's Mojave Desert produced its first output of energy when the first of three towers was synchronized last week to the power grid for the first time.
Power generated from Ivanpah will first go to Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), followed by Southern California Edison in the coming months.
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got one for me!
Par Chantal
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It was a success on my first purchase as a gift so when I saw another promotion I grab that chance and I got one for me!My first tennis bracelet and I am so happy! I was never confident in wearing such dainty jewelry but when I saw how well secure and brilliant it is on the wrist, -it was love! It has a nice weight with a good solid frame that doesn't turn the bracelet so it remain stable on the arm but with little movement. And the clarity of the stones is flawless. Nothing like the feeling of real earthy stone which reasoning good positive energy. For the rarity of this stone and the quality of it, it is good value for what you are getting, no little stones but good size stone that you can well see.Only need one bracelet and this was it.A great find!so so happy
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I got this bracelet as a gift to mother because blue stones are her favorite color. I do not have a tennis bracelet so I was not sure about closure because wouldn't want to loose a value item such as this.I examine it and try it on and I am surprise how nice indeed it is a tennis bracelet. Should be a keeper but it is a present.You get good size stone for value and I am confident in the secure closure so this was a good buy.Next time it will be my turn.........
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Rich blue color, true 7.5 length and gorgeous! Very showy piece. I was afraid it would catch on clothes but I don't think this will be a problem with this bracelet. It is smooth and truly stunning! Looks much more expensive for sure.
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clasp is still fine a bit tricky but once you get the hang of it is ok, great piece with lots of colour, length is good..i would say I have a medium wrist and is loose but not too big
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Rich col our, nice cut, beautiful.....clasp a bit soft will see how it holds up....otherwise a 5
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The stones are richly coloured and sparkly. I can't stop looking at it on my wrist. I have large wrists and this fits nicely loosely. It might be too big for a petite frame. I love it and can't believe how beautifulIt is for the money.


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as 1:2014cv01062
Defendant: DUKE UNIVERSITY , DUKE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM, INC. , DUKE UNIVERSITY DISABILITY PROGRAM and others
Plaintiff: FAUSTINA PATTERSON
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
James v. InTown Lessee Services, LLC
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Plaintiff: Norman James
Defendant: InTown Lessee Services, LLC
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal
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Plaintiff: Tonya G. Brown
Defendant: Aetna Life Insurance Company
Cause Of Action: E.R.I.S.A.-Employee Benefits
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Plaintiff: CHRISTOPHER WALLER
Defendant: USA TACTICAL FIREARMS LLC
Cause Of Action: Notice of Removal
Type: Labor Labor: Other
Kohout v. The Sherwin-Williams Company
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Plaintiff: John J Kohout
Defendant: The Sherwin-Williams Company
Cause Of Action: Fair Labor Standards Act
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Plaintiff: Alison Walton
Defendant: Prudential Insurance Company of America
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Plaintiff: G. Christopher Olson
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Plaintiff: Joseph Di Biase , John Prodorutti , David Brass and others
Defendant: SPX Corporation
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Plaintiff: Christopher Smithey
Defendant: Duke Energy Health & Welfare Benefit Plan, Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston
Cause Of Action: E.R.I.S.A.
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Defendant: BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO., INC.
Plaintiff: STEPHEN BAKER , R ANDREW KETNER
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Basically, what were trying to do is publish OWA 2003 and Exchange Activesync through our ISA 2004 firewall. Currently, these two things are configured successfully on our front end exchange server.
The problem lies in the fact that on ISA 2004 forms based authentication and other forms of authentication are mutually exclusive on the same listener. Basically, if forms based authentication is enabled on a web listener accepting incoming connections, then no other authentication method can be used at the same time on that IP address.
Currently, we have a rule in the firewall for OWA as follows:
OWA Firewall Rule
Action = Allow
From = Anywhere
To = frontendexchange. Domain.sch.uk
HTTP + HTTPS, tick notify users to use HTTPS instead.
Listener = IntranetIP
Public Name = intranet. Domain.sch.uk
Users = All users
Paths - /exchange/*
Bridging = Web Server, Redirect requests to HTTP port 80
Web Listener (intranetip)
Networks = External, Internal
Port (HTTP) 80
Port (HTTPS) 443
Certificate = Same as above
Authentication Methods= OWA FBA
Always Authenticate? Yes
Domain = Domain.Sch.Uk
If I want to get Exchange Activesync working, I have to edit the firewall rule, remove the above web listener and replace it with one specifically tailored for Activesync. This then enables Activesync to work, but OWA to fail. The configuration for Activesync is as follows:
Exchange ActiveSync Firewall Rule
It is a Mail Server Publishing Rule (will appear as a web rule when completed)
Action = Allow
From = Anywhere
To = frontendexchange.Domain.sch.uk
HTTPS only
Listener = Microsoft Activesync Listener
Public Name = intranet. Domain.sch.uk
Users = All users
Paths - /exchange/*
Bridging = Web Server, Redirect requests to HTTP port 80
Exchange Activesync Listener Rule
Networks = External
Port (HTTP) = Disabled
Port (HTTPS) 443
Cerificate = Same as above
Authentication Methods = Basic
Always Authenticate? No
Domain = Domain.Sch.Uk
Im aware that I can have the two firewall rules existing at the same time, but havent bothered because it isnt fully functional at the moment anyway.
I have already tried this:
ISA Server 2004: Supporting Both Basic and Forms-based Authentication with a Single External IP Address and Web Listener (v1.1)
It didnt work as expected.
Im now going to try and do the it official Microsoft way, but Im a bit stuck. As were a school, we operate through SWGfL, who control which servers have what published over the internet. We can get most ports/protocols allowed but it involves having to go through a change request process.
The web address intranet.domain.sch.uk currently resolves to 10.x.x.x which has been assigned to us by SWGfL.
Do I need to move the Exchange Activesync configuration onto a different server, obtain a different external IP address, and different web address (and certificate) for it, or is there another way I can do it by just using our front end exchange server, and its one IP address/web address? If it helps, I believe our front end exchange server has 2 network cards, one of which isnt in use.
Lots of people seem to think I need to bind another external IP address to our firewall, but isnt it going to get a bit confused if I have 2 IP addresses pointing to the same web address?
Any tips and advice would be greatly appreciated.
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26 year old athletic straight male looking to go on his first cruise. Wanting it to be a fun and exciting singles cruise, due to being recently single. If anyone male or female would like to share a cabin on a T-day cruise give me a shout and we'll coordinate something.
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113 QUEEN BESS CT, FORT PIERCE, FLList Price: $595,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.50
Lovely, sunny 3BR, 2.5 BA pool home on a canal w/Intercoastal access! The back looks across to beautiful preserve. 200ft of water frontage. Open floor plan opens to lrg lanai & pool area. Kitch has granite counters, tile back-splash, walk-in pantry & large island. Paver drive. Tiled pool area w/outdoor shower. Boat slip. Located in a great, gated neighborhood! Rm szs aprx & subj to err. QUEENS COVE-UNIT 2- BLK 23 LOT D(OR 1227-1114)
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NEW SEAWALL & DOCK! This fully renovated 3BR/2BA home is located in the gated fishing community of Queens Cove on North Hutchinson Island. Large gourmet kitchen with SS appliances, granite counter tops, wood cabinets & more. Teak floors. High ceilings. 104' deep water dock. 10,000 lb. lift. Travertine baths. Heated pool. Bring your boat and fishing poles! Fenced yard. QUEENS COVE-UNIT 2- BLK 23 LOT F(OR 3184-2388)
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118 QUEEN CHRISTINA CT, FORT PIERCE, FLList Price: $564,800 | Bed:4 | Bath:4.50
Truly a great buy! Gated Waterfront Community, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, over 50' on the water, boat lift, metal roof new in 2011, central a/c new in 2011, pool has solar & electric heaters. All bedrooms are suites for the ultimate family privacy. Priced to sell, show it, you won't be sorry! Queens Cove-Unit 2- Blk 21 Lot I(Or 662-217: 1086-1831)
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134 PARLIAMENT CT, FORT PIERCE, FLList Price: $378,000 | Bed:3 | Bath:2.00
Incredible Value for Deep Waterfront in Prestigious Queens Cove! 166 feet bulkhead, 3 bedroom, 2 bath with Pool. Owner has improved interior with 20 tile and 6x24 Wood Plank Tile in Great Room. Spacious Kitchen, Corian Tops, eat-in Kitchen. Great Room with Flagstone Fireplace. Oversized Lot, 166' of waterfront, 2 Docks, power, 12K lift/water. Deeded Beach Access. Close to Inlet. QUEENS COVE-UNIT 1- BLK 17 LOT J (OR 3308-1599)
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