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"We are pleased to announce these well-deserved promotions within our management team," said Steven G. Anderson, CryoLife president and chief executive officer. "Bruce, Rich and Tim have each made substantial contributions to the success of the organization over the past several years, and we believe they will continue to enhance our ability to bring cutting-edge solutions to cardiac and vascular surgeons world-wide."
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Jack Kilby : the eye of genius : photographs by the inventor of the microchip
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Design of a printed circuit for a television IF amplifier
by Jack S Kilby
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Correspondence, memoranda, patents and related material, drawings, blueprints, transparencies, photographs, subject files, speeches, writings, newspaper clippings, and printed matter relating primarily to Kilby's inventions and projects while an engineer and later a consultant for Texas Instruments Incorporated. Kilby's inventions include the monolithic integrated circuit, also know as the chip or microchip. The papers also document Kilby's work as a consultant and adviser to the GM Hughes Electronic Corporation, Semiconductor Research Corporation, and the U.S. Dept. of Defense
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Begun in 1990 by the American Vacuum Society (AVS) History Committee, this collection of interviews includes talks with those who were active in the founding of the Society and in its administration, people involved in the development of vacuum and technologies of interest to AVS Divisions, and winners of AVS Awards. From 1990 to 2003, interviews were organized and conducted by James Lafferty; in 2004, Paul Holloway took over responsibility for the interview program. Interviewees include: Collin Alexander, Daniel Alpert, Donna Bakale-Sherwin, George Bancroft, Ernst Bauer, Len Beavis, Stacey Bent, Daniel Bills, Leonard Brillson, Christopher Brundle, Ron Bunshah, Robert Celotta, Jane Chang, Robert Childs, John Coburn, George Comsa, Ben Dayton, Paolo della Porta, Richard Denton, Charles Duke, John Durant, Charles Fadley, John Farrant, Peter Feibelman, Maurice Francombe, A. John Gale, Kathryn Guarini, Edward Greeley, Mars Hablanian, Robert Hamers, Nancy Hammond, John Helmer, John Hemminger, Raymond Herb, Mark Hersam, Peter Hobson, Dorothy Hoffman, Siegfried Hofmann, Richard Hoffman, Paul Holloway, Lewis Hull, Hajime Ishimaru, Harold Kaufman, Eric Kay, W. M. M. Kessels, Jack Kilby, Rudy Koehler, James Lafferty, Max Lagally, William Lange, J. Harry Leck, Vivienne Harwood Mattox, Theodore Madey, Jim Murday, Albert Nerken, Alfred Nier, John O'Hanlon, Marjorie Olmstead, Paul Palmberg, Stephen Pearton, Daniel Pierce, Cedric Powell, Luther Preuss, Frank Propst, J. Lyn Provo, Paul Redhead, Bill Rogers, Gary Rubloff, Don Santeler, Tom Scratchard, Hubert Schleuning, Jack Singleton, Stan Veprek, John Vossen, John Weaver, William Westwood, William Wheeler, N. Rey Whetten, Harold Winters, D. Phillip Woodruff, J. Roger Young
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in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Photographs by engineer Jack St. Clair Kilby. Subjects include cityscapes, landscapes, architecture, people and foreign locations. Kilby was a skilled and creative photographer; many of the images were made with a Hasselblad camera. Also included are photographic pamphlets, awards and materials related to the Dallas Camera Club and the Photographic Society of America. Kilby is best known as the inventor of the integrated circuit for which he won the Nobel Prize and for his work at Texas Instruments
Oral history interview with Jack S. Kilby
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including the low level characters who have not even reached lvl 60? suppose my account's shared paragon level IS 100. Does even the level 30 character get 100 paragon Points to spend??? |
So this means ALL bonuses!? Magic Find too!? It's the 17th affix, the odd man out! |
But I want to dump everything into vit |
I feel like this sounds awful. Customization to me would mean if I have 100 paragon points I don't want them to be 25 offense, 25 defense, 25 core, 25 adventure. I want 100 points to spend how I want. Also, with the current paragon system, (if I remember correctly) you get 300 main stat, 200 vit, 100 of each of the other 2 stats for a total of 700 core stats when you hit paragon 100. With the new paragon system, 1 paragon point= 5 of a core stat, 100 paragon levels is only going to be 500 of core stats. Why is that? (and this seems even worse with the predetermined categories points will go into). |
No, not until they are max level. |
You quoted the part that answered your question. |
The third change is that we've removed the innate bonuses granted by Paragon levels, and players will now earn Paragon Points every time they level up. These points can then be spent to boost up various stats in four different categories: Core Stats, Offensive, Defensive, and Adventure. If that includes the 3 Main 2 Vit 1 Others bonus we get then that is a pretty big blow. One of the great advantages with the free core stats every level with paragon 2.0 is it makes putting points in to the main stat and vit feel less mandatory. If I already get +3 int I don't feel like I missing out if I dump all my points in to vit. And vice versa. I am free to put points wherever.
Edited by Gorbulan#1175 on 9/20/2013 7:57 PM PDT
The poster above you says NO. I would like to think the quoted part means YES. It is still unclear because travis' blog says all chars on the account that have "ACCESS" to paragon points. That could mean that if some chars were HC they couldn't "access" the SC paragon points. Or it could mean that a char has to be paragon capable lvl 60 or above to "access" Paragon points. or it could mean both.
Edited by sheltem#1166 on 9/20/2013 8:20 PM PDT
So really then Paragon 800 will be the level cap, correct? The Paragon levels won't mean anything if you get no bonus for them after that point. Am I missing something? |
After 800 you can continue to increase your core stats ( str , dex , int , vit ) infinitely. |
So under this new system, best case scenario, I will need to be about Paragon level 200 before I can max out Magic Find to be equal to what my current level 100 character has? I can understand wanting to set some limits so that characters aren't overpowered right away (maxing crit damage, chance, and attack speed in your first 150 points), but is there a way to balance this? Maybe make the first 100-140 plvls have assigned points to specific categories, but after that give us the freedom. That would limit the massive power boost when the switch is made to Paragon 2.0, but not make us be plvl 800 to max out one category of stats. Thanks!
Edited by quesadilla#1781 on 9/20/2013 9:14 PM PDT
This is the only part I don't like. It would be a lot better if we just had freedom to choose where to put our points at any time. |
That poster is right. A level 30 character doesn't get paragon bonuses in Paragon 2.0. |
how will paragon 2.0 work if you implement a ladder system?
I understand the current thinking limiting where you can spend PPts otherwise EVERYONE will max IAS, CC, CDam as offensive first and I like the balance thinking.
On the other hand, myself I'd put my first 20-30 PPts into Pickup Radius and Move Speed (if it's increased, the cap) since it's SOO much of a quality of life and also moving faster get's you faster to where demons are, so faster dingding. SUGGESTION 1 >>> Make 2 groups of stats: Group 1 >> Main Stats / Adventure Stats - Allow people to put as much points as they want here until the caps (For Adventure) at whatever level they want. Since Adventure doesn't directly correlate to spreadsheet DPS and you already will allow Main Stats to grow to infinity, I don't see a problem with this and you allow some customization. Group 2 >> Defensive Stats / Offensive Stats - Allow people to put points here every odd/even Plvl. What I mean is, you can put 1 PPt into either Defensive or Offensive than you need to put 1 PPt into Group 1 than you can put another point in this group so on so forth. Offensive / Defensive stats in my opinion are the most relevant stats that directly impact performance and builds viability, so the player would need to make a impactful choice here, choosing more EHP or more offensive power. What this all sums up is something like this: You gain Paragon1 and put 1 PPt into an offensive stat. Than you MUST put your Paragon 2 PPt into either a Main Stat or Adventure Stat. At Paragon 3 and 4 you could choose again to put those 2 PPts into Adventure (since Group1 is not locked by levels) than at paragon 5 you choose to put 1 PPt into Offensive again and so on. SUGGESTION 2 >>> Make thresholds to unlock caps into each category of stats. First you need to put caps into place, let's say for example: At Paragon 0 you can only put PPts until the cap, let's say up to 10 PPts in CC (up to 2%crit), up to 10 PPts in CDam (up to 15%, I guess?), up to 10 PPts in IAS ( 2% IAS). So until Paragon 10, the player could go all out and put all 10 points directly into CC, giving him straight 2% CC. To go past that cap, he would then need to spend, let's say for example, 10 PPts into the Adventure Category. So, in that same example where our Paragon 10 player spent 10 points into CC at the Offensive Group, now at Paragon 11 needs to put his next points into, for example, Pickup Radius if he wishes to unlock the cap of CC to keep increasing it further later on. Let's say he spent his next 10 PPts, at Paragon 20, at Pickup Radius 5 and Move Speed 5. He spent 10 PPts into Adventure Category, which unlocks his CC to advance to 20 PPts spent, but he's not yet at Pickup Radius or Move Speed cap, so he could still place points here, without putting points into another category since he didn't reach the cap yet. I know this might get it a bit more confusing for people to get used, but this is what I believe would net the best rate of control/distribution of PPts while also allowing customization. |
I'm not sure why everyone is so upset about this. Drops are supposedly going to be WAY better, so not having 300% mf won't matter. Having slightly fewer main-stats won't matter because you'll also have more cc/cd/ias, and less Vit won't matter because you'll be able to increase armor/resist as you go. Without it being done this way, it feels broken. Dump all every point into dmg stats and plow through everything immediately? No thanks. I like this proposed system because it makes the player consider his/her point investments more carefully (although I did want to increase PuR to the max on my WD). |
this may have may have been answered allready but regarding paragon lvls and ladder you stated paragon ;v;s will be unique to game type i/e norman and hard mode does that mean each ladder season we can make our new charchter and yet still have our 800 paragon lvl just with a lvl 1 with no gear ?
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Target Type: Mach V
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Rolling
Foliage: Mixed - Trees/Open
Course Length: 5,279ft
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Hole Length: Under 300ft: 14 | 300 - 400ft: 3 | Over 400ft: 1
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If a student feels the path to college is closed, he or she may conclude that studying and homework are a waste of time, U.S.
VEENENDAAL, The Netherlands, April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- - Strong Product Offerings and Leadership in Brachytherapy Contribute to All-Time High Nucletron, a global leader in radiation oncology, today announced strong financial results in 2008 with net sales of EUR112.4 million (US $165 million).
OXFORD, England, April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- PharmaVentures Ltd, announced today that it has been engaged by Merck & Co, Inc. to advise and assist in divesting its world class research centre, the IRBM, located near Rome, Italy.
DENVER, April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Pharmatech Oncology, Inc., a Research Management Organization (RMO) headquartered in Denver, Colorado, announces the launch of their Data Management business unit to the bioscience and pharmaceutical industries.
SILVER SPRING, Md., April 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- United Therapeutics Corporation (Nasdaq: UTHR) announced today that it will release its 2009 first quarter financial results before market open on Friday, May 1, 2009. United Therapeutics will host a half-hour teleconference on Friday, May 1, 2009, at 9:00 a.m.
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"My splurge in Las Vegas is my recently found new ramen-noodle spot, Monta. It's a little hole in the wall that has amazing food, made in a tiny kitchen."
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"What I love about Las Vegas is the diversity of restaurants and culture, beautiful weather and the incredible realization that this is all in the middle of the desert. My splurge will be the weekend at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas taking in all the great restaurants, with some time at the pool and at the tables. Also, dinner at either Twist or Joël Robuchon at The Mansion."
Eric and Bruce Bromberg, Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill
"Las Vegas has so many different faces. High-end casino experiences, travelers from around the world, funky Chinatown eateries, great weather, great routes to bike and a 24-hour mentality that makes New Yorkers like us feel right at home. Our favorite Vegas splurge: A great ride in Red Rock canyon by day, some afternoon shopping around town and then hitting all the great restaurants in The Cosmopolitan in the evening. And ending up at Marquee for a late-night blowout."
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"I love Vegas for its energy. Every place has a unique rhythm, and this truly is a city that never sleeps, a place that draws people from all over world for the unique environment it offers. To have so many great chefs in one city, like Robuchon, Boulud, Keller, is amazing. I love the Strip, the casinos, but people need to take the effort to know the real Las Vegas. I go to the arts district, which is genuine and full of great people, as is the local restaurant scene."
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The third annual New York Craft Beer Week officially kicks off today and runs through Sunday, October 3. I asked event director Josh Schaffner to help me navigate my tasting schedule. Here, his cheat sheet:
1) The first annual Brewer's Bash at Eleven Madison Park is being billed as the beer version of the restaurant's insanely fun Kentucky Derby party. "The goal is to recreate the Derby party for beer," says Schaffner. "Eleven Madison Park came to us to collaborate, and they are really serious about the beer at their restaurant." The draw: Six brewers and their craft beers, two live bands, a cask tasting with Brooklyn Brewery's Garrett Oliver and six beer cocktails paired with chef Daniel Humm's beer pretzels and beer cheese, foie gras terrine, pickled vegetables and other beer-friendly foods.
2) As awesome as the Brewer's Bash sounds, Schaffner's pick for the must-hit event of the week is the beer-pairing dinner at Mas Farmhouse on September 29. Roving chef-brewer Sean Z. Paxton is teaming up with Mas chef Galen Zamarra for a six-course meal that will pair beers from six different breweries with dishes such as orange-glazed escargot.
3) Must-try beer: Pretty Things will be debuting a brew from Edwardian times at Swift Hibernian Lounge.
4) New brewery to seek out: Schaffner is excited about the beers being made by Barrier, a tiny new brewery in Oceanside, New York. Try them all week at Dive Bar.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is now in full swing: The dramas! The comedies! The thrillers! And that's just half of what happens at the parties participating in the TIFF extended bar hours. (Instead of 1 a.m., many bars and restaurants associated with TIFF are allowed to stay open until 4 a.m. during the 10 days of the festival.)
Here are the best spots in Toronto to eat, drink and sleep:
Victor at Le Germain Hotel Try the Social 52 menu, which emphasizes the diversity of neighborhoods—and cuisines—in the city. Dishes could include Korean-inspired ribs and kimchi or Portuguese grilled sardines.
Scarpetta at the Thompson Hotel Star chef Scott Conant's Toronto outpost offers seemingly simple but utterly spectacular spaghetti with tomato sauce, and creamy polenta with truffled mushroom stew.
One at the Hazelton Hotel Where else can you find Clive Owen, Juliette Lewis, a trio of Raptors players and a renowned environmentalist, all under one roof? An absolutely divine starter: the butter-braised lobster spoons.
Avenue in the Four Seasons Toronto Ground central for TIFF for most of its 35 years, the hotel is closing up and moving around the corner in the near future. But for now, it's still your best shot at hobnobbing with Hollywood—and for a terrific burger with Parmesan frites.
The Roof Lounge at the Park Hyatt Best bar in the city, bar none. It offers amazing panoramic views of the skyline—as well as an elegant Old World room with a fireplace. Have one of the veteran bartenders prepare a classic Canadian cocktail, like the Caesar.
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Philadelphia is quietly establishing itself as one of the top craft-beer cities in the country. To help get the word out, the tourism board teamed up with Victoria Brewing Company to create the city's own limited-edition craft beer called Summer Love Ale. It was so popular that Victory brewed a second batch, which they were nice enough to ship up this week to share with New York City. I had a chance to taste it last night at the Victoria Tap Takeover at NYC craft-beer mecca the Blind Tiger. The delicious golden ale—made with pale malts, German hops and Brandywine Creek water—is also on tap for a limited time at other great NYC beer bars like the Pony Bar , Bierkraft and Swift, as well as at Whole Foods on the Bowery.
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Gabe Thompson and Joe Campanale.
I'm a regular at NYC's Dell'anima and L'Artusi, the two awesome wine-centric West Village Italian restaurants run by chef Gabe Thompson and sommelier Joe Campanale. Their newest project, Anfora, officially opens tonight. I got a sneak preview of the wine bar at friends-and-family on Friday. Here, the highlights:
1) Campanale has organized his wine list by producer, with an emphasis on sustainable, biodynamic and organic wine. And instead of simply listing wine names and vintages, he has included a photograph of every producer, along with information about the producers and the wines.
2) The stellar by-the-glass selection includes two anfora-aged wines, including Cantino Giardino's Coda di Volpe, an ancient grape grown in Campania since Roman times. (An anfora is a traditional earthen wine vessel used to store and transport wines).
3) Food highlights include lamb ragù sliders with Pecorino Romano and an intense Italian hero with mortadella, soppressata, speck, aged provolone, aioli, mustard and pepper relish. Plus, pastry genius Katherine Thompson has developed amazing sweets, like a rhubarb zuppa inglese.
4) There are also great cocktails, like the Farmer's Friend (rum, rhubarb, mint) and local craft beers on tap.
5) Just two doors down from always-crowded Dell'anima, this 50-seat spot may be the cushiest waiting area in the city with its super-comfy Cabernet-colored banquette seating. And the über-wine-geek will love the quilted topographic maps of wine regions like the Mosel hanging on the walls.
Cocteleria, the about-to-open rum punch bar and Cuban restaurant.
More of Cocteleria's awesome-sounding menu after the jump.
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Aer at the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai.
Thursday is the night to go out in Mumbai and I had India's top fashion photographer, Farrokh Chothia (he shot the striking photos hanging in Vermillion restaurant, escorting me past the ropes of the city's newest bars.
Farrokh met me at the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower, which will be reopened in its entirety this July, once the tower wings have been restored (they suffered damage in the 2008 terrorist attacks). The hotel's legendary Harbour Bar (it became Mumbai's first licensed bar when it opened in 1933) just reopened at the end of March with a great list of Prohibition-era cocktails that are theatrically mixed and poured, plus there's also an extensive selection of single malts and whiskeys.
After watching a night polo gam at Mahalaxmi raccourse, we checked out Tote on the Turf next door. Malini and Rahul Akerkar, the couple behind Indigo, opened this enormous new restaurant and bar last September. Up-and-coming architect Kapil Gupta is responsible for the space, which has 40-foot vaulted ceilings designed to look like tree branches. Its lineup of DJs and a smart drink list that includes the signature Tote Mary (a Bloody Mary with balsamic vinegar and crushed cucumbers) has made midtown suddenly cool.
For the best view of the city, we went to Aer, the posh new bar on the roof of the Four Seasons Hotel. Elsie Nanji is responsible for the futuristic design and great accents like Ross Lovegrove's Love bench as well as chairs and stools from Driade's Tokyo-Pop series.
After three supertrendy spots full of beautiful people, I was ready for something more laid-back. Farrokh took me to Blue Frog, an awesome live-music venue in an old warehouse in Lower Parel that's been brilliantly redesigned. We ended our night there, rocking out to a Pearl Jam tribute band with some of Farrok's friends from Vogue India.
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There are few racing games that can boast about the pains taken to authenticate the sounds of their vehicles. DiRT is one of those games.
DiRT offers many hours of rallying gameplay, beautiful graphics and a true definition of speed that will keep die hard fans and newcomers alike engaged for a long time.
So in all, DiRT definitely stands out as a premiere racing game. The gameplay is great—though it may take a bit of getting used to for those you stick to common racing games—and the graphics help push it along as well.
A gloriously pretty and tacticle world to hurl a wide variety of cars around in. It's just a shame I can't share that with friends. [Aug 2007, p.46]
McRae's finest outing to date (minus, of course, Colin himself). The new types of racing offer far more variety of gameplay, the sound effects are impressive and there are eye-searingly gorgeous graphics and an excellent career mode to boot.
For now DiRT is the only serious rally experience on a next-generation box, fortunate for us then that it's also pretty damned good as well.
It forms a natural companion to "Richard Burns Rally," which will likely remain the more technical racer's weapon of choice. In many ways, DiRT supersedes it, the sheer viscerality of hte roads putting the shoe to anything the older game can offer. [Aug 2007, p.78]
DiRT is one of the coolest racing games I have ever laid my hands on. Though the framerate is sometimes suspect, there's never been a racing game with this much detail.
For fans of rallying, who have been spoiled for choice in previous years, this is the first really good rally simulation on a next-gen system and as such is pretty much a must-have.
As a graphical showpiece, DiRT is an unbridled success. It also happens to be an entirely enjoyable rally racer.
A fantastic rally racing game that aims to be a fantastic all-around off-road experience, but like internet porn, next time it needs to get a little dirtier.
Besides suffering from a mild identity crisis, this is a very good racing game. It is complex, demanding, and it can get pretty intense, especially in Rally races.
If your PC is powerful, however, and you stick to its infectious single-player game, DiRT delivers in spades. [Oct 2007, p.60]
In the end, it all depends on how you look at DiRT. If you want a serious racing simulator, perhaps this is not the best choice, but if you are looking for a really fun game, one that offers long hours of gameplay , great replayability options and looks great in the process we have a winner.
There are, however, times when the game betrays it's cross-platform development (such as telling you not to switch off your computer while it saves your career progress), yet there's a lot here to make the game worthy of purchase if you're even remotely interested, while snapping this one up should be a no-brainer for established fans of the series.
The core racing is thrilling yet accessible and the amount of content on offer will keep players enthralled for some time.
Dirt is an excellent counterpoint to the shallower, more arcade-y MotorStorm, offering serious racing fans a full-bodied game replete with HD-gen graphics, physics, sound, and a great depth of off-road racing types.
The plethora of vehicles available combined with the multitude of different types of races, this game will keep you busy.
A worthy follow-up to the last Colin MacRae game, but while it's competent and looks fantastic, it leaves a little something to be desired in a few key areas.
The lack of a real multiplayer mode is a huge disappointment to us. What makes this omission even worse is how short the single-player campaign is.
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1 Complete Rubbish.Posted: 23/10/2011Although easy to set up the Game is very hard to control and is not worth the time or the money.
5 Super Read.Posted: 08/09/2011The first part of a trilogy it is a very very good read for those with plenty of time. I enjoyed it and am waiting patiently for the second volume.
1 A Complete Waste of Money.Posted: 19/08/2008Complete rubbish. Shame you cannot go below 1 star as this game does not deserve even that. No full screen option, stupid gameplay graphics that are hard to follow. After playing it twice I uninstalled it.


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Sancerre Monts Dames Pascal Cotat 2008
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Part-winemakers, part-cheesemakers, Valerie and Thomas Dezat produce a full, but still elegant, style of Sancerre with plenty of Sauvignon fruit character. The Monts Damnes, their top cuvee, has a weight and concentration that sets it apart from many of its peers, with a real 'Grand Cru' feel to it. But any of the wines will be a fine match for one of the sharp, goaty Crottin de Chavignols they make when not busy with the vines.
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A hint of VA greets the nose followed by rather wooly, vaguely animal notes and plenty of shaved bitter chocolate all piled up over dried red berry fruits. On entry, this is rather focused and elegant; but it balloons in the mouth, revealing impressive concentration and depth. The fruit remains youthful but not fruity and while the oak is prominent, it's balanced out by the fruit. This grows into a rich, almost chewy wine with a nice blend of roasted coffee bean, toasty spice and nuanced herb notes all accenting the subtle fruit. The finish is dark, spicy and oily, recalling coffee beans and licorice with a peppery spice on the finale. 91pts
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Add your reviewHeavy peppery sharp nose, not much fruit, a little bit of licorice. The body is equally sharply defined, with vegetative and barrel notes. A little bit of strawberry fruit in the finish. Kind of a punkish/goth wine personality wise.
Coconut and vanilla tones on the nose, which would imply American oak. Loads of red and black fruit on the nose. Baking spices. Some flinty tones. Some coconut on the palate as well. It's richly textured and has bright acid. Some bitter cocoa. The dark red and purple fruits on the palate turn to cranberry and pomegranate on the back end. It's complex and rich.
This great Chilean value SB, featured alongside similar wines that could seriously challenge New Zealand's stranglehold on the New World SB benchmark style. http://enotheque.blogspot.com/2009/01/playlist-bargain-new-world-sauvignon.html
Inky purple almost opaque, very dense. On the nose, chocolate, mocha, coffee, blackberry and black cherry, hints of sage. Moderate plus tart acidity, dry with moderate very well-integrated alcohol, high intensity of fruit, full body, flavors of dense black stewed fruits, cassis, mulberry a touch of prune, bilberry or blueberry. Black fruits very nice, not too overtly fruity. High tannins a bit astringent, a hint of greenness and a long finish.
I love malbec but have recently discovered Alpha Carmenere- and WOW. Aurelio Montes has never let me down as this is no exception. Very concentrated with a unique spice I couldn't quite place. Hints of black cherry and ripe plum brought to a nice long finish. I can't wait for the next vintage.
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WA 91 Pts. - According to the Wine Advocate: The 2008 Alpha Carmenere is a glass-coating opaque purple with a nose of damp earth, mineral, sage, thyme, tobacco, and blueberry. Dense and full-bodied on the palate, it reveals layers of ripe fruit, lots of spice, and enough structure to evolve for 1-2 years. It will deliver prime drinking from 2012 to 2020.
Montes Sauvignon Blanc 2008: Ausbau in Stahltanks, Empfohlene Serviertemperatur: 10-12°C, lagerfähig 1 - 2 Jahre ab JahrgangJahrgang: 2008Inhalt: 0,75 LRegion: Casablanca ValleyWeingut: MontesRebsorte: 100% Sauvignon BlancRestzucker: Restsäure: Alkoholgehalt: Weißwein
Lebendiger und nach dunklen Früchten und Gewürzen riechender Duft. Eleganter Wein mit ausgereifter Tanninne, die dem Wein Struktur und Griff verleiht. Im Gaumen bilden sich Geschmäcker von schwarzen Beeren.
This is a crisp and clean white Bordeaux that has a lovely mouth-filling texture and pithy fruit character. As much as we adore the lean and mineraled Loire Valley take on Sauvignon Blanc, we also enjoy this rounder style, which is unique to Bordeaux.
Montes Sauvignon Blanc Leyda Valley 2008: Empfohlene Serviertemperatur: 10°C, Ausbau in Stahltanks, lagerfähig 2 - 4 Jahre ab JahrgangJahrgang: 2008Inhalt: 0,75 LRegion: San Antonio-Leyda ValleyWeingut: MontesRebsorte: 100% Sauvignon Blanc Restzucker: 1,75 g/LiterRestsäure: 4 g/LiterAlkoholgehalt: 0.13 Weißwein
Wine Name: Montes Limited Selection Sauvignon Blanc 2008, Category: Wine, Brand: Montes, Winery: Montes Wines, Price: $13.21, Bottle Size: 750 mls., Bottles per Case: 12, Made In: Chile, Region: San Antonio Valley, Appellation: Leyda Valley, Vintage: 2008, Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc, Wine Type: White Wine
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U.S. construction spending up 0.2 percent in AprilBy MARTIN CRUTSINGER
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Welders connect iron support bars during construction inside the cavern of the Second Avenue subway tunnel at 86th Street in New York. The Commerce Department releases construction spending for April, on Monday.WASHINGTON U.S. construction spending posted modest gains in April, driven by an uptick in home building and government construction that lifted total activity to the highest level in five years.
Construction spending rose 0.2 percent in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $953.5 billion, the strongest performance since March 2009, the Commerce Department said Monday. The April increase was lower than economists had expected. But the government revised March activity higher to a 0.6 percent gain, up from an initial estimate of a 0.2 percent increase.
The small April improvement, combined with the strong gain in March, suggest that the construction industry is recovering from the harsh winter and will provide a boost to growth in the months ahead.
This was mostly a good report, IHS Global Insight economists Stephanie Karol and Patrick Newport said in an analyst note. Core construction, the piece of the report which affects GDP, advanced 0.6 percent, the largest gain since December.
The April figure marked the third straight increase after the weather pushed spending down 0.4 percent in January. Construction activity dragged the overall economy in the first quarter when gross domestic product actually shrank.
The overall economy contracted at an annual rate of 1 percent in the January-March quarter. Analysts estimate growth to recover to a rate of around 3.8 percent in the April-June period. The expectation is that strong gains in hiring will help lift consumer spending. Other sectors including construction should also bounce back.
In April, residential construction edged up 0.1 percent. It was the lowest monthly gain since an outright decline last October. However, the small increase followed strong gains over the past five months and was enough to lift spending on housing to a seasonally adjusted $378.5 billion, the highest level since March 2008.
Spending on single-family home construction was up 1.3 percent, while spending on apartment construction rose 2.7 percent. Only the remodeling sector, which accounts for 40 percent of the total, posted a decline, falling 2.2 percent.
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