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NEW YORK – Spinal taps, puke buckets, plantar fasciitis, the flu, all the sacrifices displayed by Derrick Rose's teammates over the last two weeks is appreciated, but the Bulls point guard said on Saturday that it doesn't change his mentality as he recovers from the anterior cruciate ligament surgery in his left knee from last May.
"It's been hard," Rose said of sitting out all year and into the playoffs, "but I'm able to get past it, knowing that my teammates are out there playing hard, giving the game everything they got. That's all I can ask for."
As far as the building criticism directed at Rose, who was cleared by team doctors almost two months ago to return to game action, he's been almost untouched by it.
"That's my first time hearing about it," Rose said. "I barely turn on the TV. I'm with my son all day. So that's about it."
He was asked if the "Rose Camp" has made the decision to keep him out, whether it's his brother/manager Reggie, Adidas or his agent/adviser B.J. Armstrong, and did his best to try and shoot that theory down.
"Who said that? If anything, it's up to me," Rose said. "My brother and them can't tell me what to do with my body. They give me control. I'm in control of the whole process. It's really all on me."
And the pressure to play won't sway that.
All-Star forward Luol Deng remained in a Chicago hospital Saturday morning, while point guard Kirk Hinrich was still hoping his bruised left calf would somehow get better this afternoon, but looked doubtful at best. Meanwhile, the flu-like symptoms that had Nate Robinson vomiting on the sideline in the third quarter, and made Taj Gibson resemble a zombie from "The Walking Dead" seem to have passed, but that hasn't changed Rose's status.
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"Still thinking," Rose said. "Still trying to take my time. Still the same old thing. If anything, trust me, I'll let you all know. It's still the same. I swear if anything changes, trust me, I'll let you know."
According to Rose, what has also made the process easier is not one person from the organization has asked him to play.
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Sabrine Rodems, winemaker at Wrath, has a new label called Scratch. She thought it would be cool to get a group of young up and coming winemakers together to create a unique tasting for media and trade called Wines of Danger.
Cheryl Warner (McIntyre's Sales Director) suggested The Press Club in San Francisco, and voila: a beautifully understated yet comfy venue combined with an engaging panoply of characters pouring wines that could be considered dangerous to some, and dangerously delicious to others. Not bad for a debut in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Among the trends evident here were a leaning towards Rhones, a fondness for tongue-twistingly tweaky blends and a definitive move away from a whole lotta new oak. Dangerously good, smart and applaudable trends.
Among the cheekiest blends were those from City Winery, where winemakers, Adam Del Carlo and Juri McCorkle presented a 2009 cab and Tempranillo duet, as well as a 2009 malbec and petit verdot combo, both of which screamed loudly for pasta with red sauce.
Overall, I thought I'd see more screwtops, but after all, this was "Wines of Danger," and I suppose corks add that additional element of risk. As Sabrine says, "There are safe wines and there are Wines of Danger. We prefer the latter." Fittingly, I did discover corked wines at this tasting, which further goes to show that cork walks a fine line between extended ageing and early demise.
Paro had their bets half covered with their whites & pinks sporting screwcaps, along with pretty punchy packaging.
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- Pretty close behind was the 2010 Comanche Cellars SLH pinot noir, my friend Rik's second favorite wine of the day, and one he might even rank first. He loved the Comanche Tempranillo, too. The Comanche Cellars pinot is from Hahn, Paraiso, and sports lovely flavors of ollalieberry pie, strawberry jam on dark rye toast, and toasty flavors of carmelized pecans.
- From Onesta Wines in Lodi, courtesy of winemaker, Jillian Johnson (who survived more years as Randall Grahm of Bonny Doon's assistant winemaker than any other human to hold the position), came three excellent wines, all worth a gander. The crisp and refreshing 2012 grenache blanc (12.5%, $18), is done in stainless and filled with pear, ripe nectarines and hints of the tropics, while the 2012 cinsault rosé ($18), made from half saignéed and half "rosé on purpose" grapes, is brilliant in rosey color and gushing with guava and strawberry flavors. From the same 130 year old vines at the Bechthold vineyard in Lodi, the 2011 cinsault deserves special mention for its gorgeous flavors of pomegranate, cranberry, rhubarb and cherry: this is one flag-waving example of cinsault that could be a new alternative to pinot.
- Speaking of pinot alternatives, the People's Wine Revolution 2012 grenache from Lodi is dangerously delicious, and so pale in hue, that it should have been labeled rose. But, no matter, it delivers the goods with flavors of strawberry vines and red licorice.
- Another gorgeous grenache hailed from Clements Hills, in the Lodi AVA, courtesy of winemakers Peter and Meg Heitz who make wine under the Shypoke label. The 2010 Shypoke grenache from a dry farmed vineyard, was done 30% whole cluster for excellent color, and the aromas of rose petal matched nicely with the cranberry and orange zest-laden flavors.
- Right behind this one I'd put Sabrine's 2011 Scratch grenache from Arroyo Seco, which was done 50% whole cluster in Hermitage barrels, producing a rich and pretty nutty flavored take on the varietal.
- Moving into other than Rhone land, I'd choose Chris Weideman's 2009 Pelerin Mesa del Sol sangiovese any day of the week for its fantastic texture, fabulous bright, rocket red bursting in your mouth flavors of pomegranate and cherry. This wine is raring to go, and will not stop til it finds just the right pizza – now, that's a dangerous wine! Let me suggest my friend Rik's Cicero's Pizza: if you find yourself in Cupertino, this is a no brainer for its crispy crust and mouthwatering cheeses.
- Since we're in the Italian zone, I have to plug the 2010 Shypoke charbono, from Calistoga, for its insanely beautiful aromas of blueberry and tobacco, and satisfyingly intriguingly contradicting flavors of rye bread and mint julep. The acidity is phenomenal, which explains why 5th generation winegrower, Peter Heitz, got no crop at all in 2011. His daughter already knows how to drive a tractor and loves helping him make wine. This family is solidly heading towards a bright future.
- Speaking of bright, the 2011 Grow chardonnay from the Ruhl Vineyard in Mt. Veeder, made by Lars Bjorkman and Holly Hill of Grow Wines, is positively electric in its bright acidity, the uncontainably energetic flavors of lime and lemon treating your tongue like a trampoline. At $36, it's probably dangerously close to being affordable for Napa chard.
- Just because I don't find that many petite sirahs that make me stand up and cheer, I have to give the nod to the 2008 Bea's Knees petite from El Dorado county, nicely executed by People's Wine Revolution. At $15, this flex tank-fermented pet endears itself to you instantly with its gorgeous perfume, creamy texture and lipsmacking flavors of blueberry plum buckle. This 720 case production winery is one to keep an eye on: they've got some dangerously good stuff going on.
I'll also admit to a fondness for the 20011 Brian Edwards chardonnay from Carneros, and the 2009 Brian Edwards Napa cabernet, although there was nothing remotely dangerous about them except that they are dangerously delicious! :>
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Re: discussion - spr
Released on 2012-10-17 17:00 GMT
Email-ID | 3090462 |
Date | 2011-06-23 17:12:59 |
From | email@example.com |
To | email@example.com |
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the Strats = testing nukes starts wars". Gives them something to think
Plus, I could be way off here but doesn't tapping the SPR require a good
deal of prep and stuff, more than just turning a tap on?
From: "Kamran Bokhari" <email@example.com>
To: email@example.com
Sent: Friday, 24 June, 2011 1:03:52 AM
Subject: Re: discussion - spr
But is 60 million barrels enough to offset the market reaction to
airstrikes on Iran?
On 6/23/2011 11:02 AM, Matt Gertken wrote:
agree with Wilson here ... esp in light of our iran intel
On 6/23/11 9:58 AM, Michael Wilson wrote:
US is about to bomb someone who produces oil (i believe that's chris'
theory too) I don't see us bombing Iran unless they are getting close
to testing a nuke.
The US doesnt have to be about to bomb someone, they could just know
something shitty is going to happen, like Iran testing a nuke, Or
Libyan terrorists bombing pipelines, or Israel invading Gaza, or Yemen
just blowing up or something like that.
On 6/23/11 9:56 AM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
On 6/23/2011 10:52 AM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
completely off the cuff theories with absolutely nothing backing
US is about to bomb someone who produces oil (i believe that's
chris' theory too) I don't see us bombing Iran unless they are
getting close to testing a nuke.
Obama has gone off the deep end and is playing pure populist
politics -- drop oil prices to get votes -- very bad timing if
that's the case, this can't hold for 18 months Yeah, this doesn't
make sense
Someone we don't like who's an oil exporter is about to move a LOT
of cargo and we wanted to hit their pocketbook -- but they could
just wait a few weeks and no harm done Don't follow you on this
Some US refiners have been slammed by this libya thing and we've
missed it -- unlikely: we don't use hardly any libyan crude oil
quid pro quo with a state who uses a lot of light, sweet crude --
china? france? italy? what possibly could we get in exchange?
Sounds more reasonable but what are we getting that we are ready
to use the SPR for it?
the Fed chairman had a sit down with the prez and outlined that
things are far worse than he's been saying publicly - would be
unprecedented for the chairman to rec a specific non-fiscal option
Is it that odd though? It may not have come from Bernanke. Could
have been someone else.
From: "Peter Zeihan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "Analyst List" <email@example.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2011 9:48:18 AM
Subject: discussion - spr
The United States Department of Energy announced June 23 that it
would release 30 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic
Petroleum Reserve, the countrya**s emergency energy storage
facility, over the next month. The release is being completed in
cooperation with other developed states who will collectively
match the American release. The SPR is stored in a series of
massive underground salt domes on the U.S. Gulf Coast, immediately
adjacent to several internal energy transport hubs. Oil in the
release will almost exclusive be used within the United States.
Officially, the release has been billed by the DOE as a in
response to the ongoing supply disruptions in Libya. The ongoing
conflict there (link) has resulted in the removal from global
markets of roughly 1.6 million bpd of light, sweet high quality
crude oil. While hardly any of that crude ever makes it to the
United States -- mostly it is consumed in Europe, specifically
Italy and France -- the loss of that supply has indeed strained
global sourcing. The DOE also noted that U.S. oil demand normally
peaks in July and August -- the height of American car-vacation
season -- and that the release should help alleviate the seasonal
price spike somewhat. However, prices are currently at about $80 a
barrel, well below the $120 that they reached when the Libyan
conflict began, much less the $140 at the oil marketa**s peak in
This is the first time that the SPR has been tapped in response to
high prices. Normally the SPR is an emergency account, only tapped
when there are genuine, direct interruptions to explicit U.S.
energy interests. As such normally the SPR is only tapped in the
aftermath of major hurricanes or during military conflicts. The
last non-hurricane event that triggered a significant release was
the Gulf War in 1990-1991. The U.S. Congress recently altered the
SPRa**s regulations, empowering the administration to take a
somewhat more liberal stance as what constitutes an
a**emergencya**, explicitly noting that high oil prices could
justify releases. Currently the SPR is at the fullest it has ever
been, with 727 barrels of mostly light, sweet crude in storage.
The end goal of current legislation is to in time increase that
volume to 1.00 billion barrels.
At present, we only have questions. In Stratfora**s opinion there
is no pressing need -- at least according to the legislative
guidelines -- for a release. Oil prices are uncomfortably high,
but they are not straining the American economy, especially
compared to prices of the past three years. Any effort to modify
global prices over a sustained period is doomed to fail without
deep changes in supply/demand mechanics, and as large as the SPR
and her sister reserves elsewhere in the developed world are, is
it is a finite resource that does not represent fresh production.
Somethinga**s going on here. No idea what.
Michael Wilson
Senior Watch Officer, STRATFOR
Office: (512) 744 4300 ex. 4112
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Matt Gertken
Senior Asia Pacific analyst
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Chris Farnham
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American Canyon, CA 94503
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*Heart of the City Farmers' Market between Hayes and Market Streets at the S.F. Civic Center - UN Plaza
Hours: 8am - 3pm ~ Year Round
*San Francisco, Clement at 4th Street
Hours: 9am - 2pm ~ Year Round
*Marin Civic Center Farmers' Market at the Civic Center at the Marin County Civic Center
Hours: 8am - 1pm ~ Year Round
*Oakland Jack London Square. You will find us at the South end of the market
Hours: 9am - 1pm ~ Year Round
*Stonestown, S.F. Lower parking lot behind Macy's
Hours: 10am - 2pm ~ Year-Round
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*San Francisco Ferry Plaza in front of the Ferry Building. We are just to the south of the clock tower
Hours: 8am - 2pm ~ Year Round
*Oakland Grand Lake Farmers' Market between the 580 Freeway and the Grand Lake Theater
Hours: 8am - 2pm ~ Year Round
*Napa Farmers' Market in the Oxbow Parking Lot off of First Street east of Soscal
Hours: 7:30am - Noon ~ Seasonal
Tue, 20 Jan 2015 18:46:00 PST
On the farm we now close for the weekend. See our market dates to see where you can buy Marshall's honey on the weekend or order online anytime. We are also closed on Christmas, New Year and Thanksgiving.
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Infused Lavender~This honey tastes like Lavender smells~ fragrant, floral, herbacious. We grow the Lavender used in this honey on our Flying Bee Ranch. We create our lavender honey by harvesting the lavender flowers from our organic garden and then placing the flowers in a cheesecloth bag that stews in the honey for weeks. The honey absorbs the fragrance and taste of the Lavender flowers. Lavender Lovers Love this honey. Use this to enhance your culinary creations as an ingredient, a glaze or a topping. Lavender blossoms float on top of this nectar to intensify the flavor as the honey ages The Lavender is organic.
Wildflower Honey, Raw, Uncooked, Unfiltered, Unheated, Pure, Natural, Kosher.
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Case of 24 ~ 10% discount
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The Iowa Rush u12 Ankeny United Girls recently completed a team fundraiser/service project to benefit the Animal Rescue League (ARL) of Iowa. The girls wanted to support the ARL, team member Allison Robinson said "because I love animals and the ARL was in need of supplies." As a part of the project, the girls collected supplies from their homes, friends and neighbors or collected donations to purchase items for the animal shelter.
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Fly fishing guide service – come discover the wide array of fish and waters the area has to offer. Always wanted to learn how to fish? We enjoy fishing with beginners and seasoned experts. |
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Spend a day with us hiking around the geological wonders of Grand Staircase – Escalante National Monument. We offer several different natural history tours – check 'em out! |
Our Mission Escalante Outfitters is a positive "one stop" vacation destination for visitors exploring the canyons, deserts, and high plateaus of Southern Utah. Whether our guests are eating at our restaurant, staying at our facilities, outfitting for a backpacking trip or having an adventure with one of our guides, we strive to provide our visitors with the resources and knowledge to make their trip safe and memorable. Our aim is to achieve a harmonious and prosperous affinity with our cultural and natural resources by helping others enjoy Southern Utah and by doing our part to give back to the environment through conservation, education and reducing our ecological footprint. Finally, we want to share with guests our enthusiasm for local wild lands and cultural resources. |
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The Alcorn State University Extension service in Mound Bayou recently planted an entire acre of giant miscanthus for the purpose of research.
Miscanthus is commonly known as Elephant Grass and it is a high yielding energy crop that grows over 3 meters tall, resembles bamboo, produces a crop every year without the need for replanting and can be used as a biofuel.
"The scientist were amazed at how fast the miscanthus has grown since we planted it a couple of months ago, it is said to have the ability to grow up to 14 feet tall, but it has already grown 9 feet," added Farm Manager Larry Russell.
The plant can be used as a biofuel and in some places, such as Europe, it is currently being used as a source of heat and electricity.
"We are the studying the minerals in the miscanthus to determine how it affects the environment. The crop that we are currently growing is owned by a private company; therefore, any changes that we make have to be approved, but we intend to do extensive research on it," said Dr. Franklin Chukwuma, project director/specialist horticulture.
Miscanthus has many uses including a biomass crop for fuel for a furnace to provide steam power, converting to hot gas, thermo conversion to bio-oil as crude for diesel fuel, bedding for livestock, or as feedstock for cellulosic ethanol.
"It is a 20 year crop, and it is not very expensive to maintain.
"One of the challenges of the crop is establishing it and relying on the company that owns it to provide supplies for maintenance and harvesting," added Chukwuma.
According to Russell, in order to use miscanthus as a biofuel it has to go through a process of ethanol fermentation.
"We only have one acre of miscanthus, but with just one acre, the crop could possibly yield over 350 gallons of gas. It is highly flammable," added Russell.
Russell said there is some development being made to create a distillery plant in Natchez, that will be used to primarily process and study the components of miscanthus," added Russell.
The Alcorn State University Extension Service also conducts research on various farming practices, in efforts to improve the lives of and economics of small-town farmers.
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Funeral service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 2, 2013, at First Baptist Church in Greenville with Rev. Moses L. McIntosh officiating. Burial will follow in Delta Memorial Garden in Greenville.
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