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Applying green practices in everyday business often leads to numerous benefits both internally for your company and for the greater good of the community. Initially, going green helps contribute to a more sustainable planet. By promoting the concept, many businesses also find that they attract more clients or customers. While some implementations may cost money at first, many environmentally friendly practices also provide long-term savings.
Recycle Waste
Consider the number of items found in the office that might have recyclable value. The Clean Air Council provides some amazing facts concerning the amount of waste and recycling performed in the country annually. Producing a ton of paper from recycled products, for example, spares as many as 17 trees and uses a reported 50 percent less water than when the paper was originally manufactured. Whether needing items for storage or shipping, companies that include Container Exchanger provide all types of reusable and recycled containers, such as wooden shipping crates and pallets. Various recycling centers also take everything from batteries to printer ink cartridges.
Paperless Business
Computers handle a wealth of information daily ranging from communication to record keeping. Files stored digitally, or compiled on cloud computing sites, reduce energy and physical space. Cloud computing backs up valuable data, allows file sharing and provides the option of accessing information from any location.
When needing to advertize, advertizing options include e-mail marketing or social websites, which not only eliminate paper and ink waste, but also promote a business more quickly and efficiently than traditional methods. Implementing online payment systems means a faster return on products.
Eco-Friendly Practices in the Office
There are numerous ways of making the workplace more environmentally conscious that save money in the long run.
- Improve air quality and beautify spaces by decorating with live plants.
- Use water bottles and traditional coffee mugs instead of throw away containers.
- Turn computers, printers and other electronic equipment off at the end of the day if possible.
- Instead of screensavers, when not using a computer, consider programming the device to go into stand-by or sleep mode, which saves more energy.
- Turn lights off when leaving a room.
- Adjust the thermostats in rooms that are only used occasionally.
- Keep windows and door closed in areas using air conditioning or heat.
- Reduce your energy bills with air conditioning preventive maintenance, because efficient HVAC systems use less energy. You may also consider installing a more energy efficient air conditioning unit. You can call on the HVAC professionals in southern California, McLay Air Conditioning Services of La Verne, California.
Energy-Efficient Lighting
EnergyStar reports that using LED or compact fluorescent lighting saves 75 percent in energy costs, produces 75 percent less heat and may last up to 25 times longer than traditional lighting. Implementing individual lights at work stations also provides more control over lighting and energy use. In offices with windows, take advantage of the natural light during the day and rearrange furniture if necessary.
Green Transportation
Consider carpooling to work. Companies might encourage the practice by offering special parking spaces for car pool vehicles. Opt for public transportation when possible. The Union of Concerned Scientists report that vehicles used for transportation on a daily basis remain the largest source of air pollution in the country. Besides depleting the ozone layer, air pollution continues contributing to various heart and lung diseases.
From small businesses to major corporations, more and more are adopting ways of becoming eco-friendly. Many companies are finding innovative ways of committing to sustainability and inspiring others to follow suit. If interested in discovering more ways to "go green" in business, Fast Company provided a look at more than four dozen techniques used by brand name corporations who took the plunge.
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It is difficult for startup companies to raise venture capital at the best of times. A venture capitalist might get emailed 5-10 pitches from startups each day. Over the course of a year that adds up to 2,500-5,000 pitches. Of those pitches, that venture capitalist might fund one or two companies. Not great odds for a startup. Granted, some of the other startups may raise funding from other venture capital firms, but even so, it's a chancy proposition.
Recently, startups have been facing an even more difficult environment for raising capital. There are three factors that are contributing to this. Some of these factors will change in the short term, but others will likely continue to be a factor for a while. From longest to shortest then:
Angel financing has dried up. Often, when a company is too early to raise institutional venture capital it will raise money from angel investors – wealthy individuals. According to the Center for Venture Research, $26B was invested by angels in 2007, a marked increase compared to $15.7B in 2002. The precipitous drop in stock markets and housing markets since the beginning of the year has made many angel investors nervous about making new investments in risky and illiquid startups. Many angel investors will likely sit on the sidelines until we see a rise in stock markets and in consumer confidence. While the companies who raise angel financing would not likely have raised from venture capital firms anyway, a slowing down of angel financing will mean that less companies are ready for institutional venture capital in the next few years.
A slowing economy has reduced near term revenue growth expectations. We are in a recession. While for many startups, the micro factors (e.g. Did we hire our second sales person in Q1 or Q3? Was our VC able to introduce us to BigCo for a distribution deal?) trump the macro factors, startups still operate in the same economy as everyone else. With consumers and enterprises alike watching their spending closely, even the most promising startups are likely to see slower growth than they might have projected a year ago. Slower revenue growth usually translates into a longer period before the company gets to profitability, and hence more capital required. Strong companies will still get funded, but each financing may be a little larger than in the recent past to give the companies the additional runway to get to profitability. As a result, there may be a slight reduction in the overall number of financings (given that the pool of available capital is largely the same) and some marginal companies will not be able to raise capital. Since early stage venture capital firms by definition take a long term view, this impact is likely small, but will persist until investor expectations for consumer and enterprise spending improve. As we get additional data on the likely length and depth of this recession through 2009, this effect will likely disappear.
Venture Capitalists are focusing on their portfolio companies. The slowing economy affects not just companies raising finance, but also companies that have already been funded. VCs are currently fully engaged with their current portfolio, helping them to prepare for a tough 2009. Many entrepreneurs are first time CEOs, and some were not even in the workforce during the last recession. They are turning to their VC investors to help them think through what actions their companies need to take to adjust; cost reductions, changes in strategic direction, or otherwise. This takes time. Time spent by VCs with portfolio companies is time not spent looking at new potential investments. As a result, companies currently seeking financing may not get the same level of attention that they might have received a few months ago. The good news for startups is that this is a short term effect. 2009 planning should be completed within the next few weeks, and certainly after the holidays, venture capitalists time will once again free up to look at new deals.
Better time ahead. Although startups seeking financing right now may have a tough time, as these factors fade away they should see a relative improvement in the very short term. As the market will only improve, startups looking to raise new financing should try to defer for as long as possible. This may require cutting costs to extend the cash runway, reducing the scope of projects, prioritizing revenue over new features or looking to existing investors to provide a bridge loan. But do not lose hope! Promising companies will continue to get funded, with the pace returning to close to normal by part way through 2009.
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ISRA: Talk Of Gun Ban Can't Distract From Rahm Emanuel's Decaying Record On Crime
SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Jan. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following was released today by the Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA):
The ISRA has it on good authority that Illinois Senate President John Cullerton is about to introduce a sweeping gun control bill when the Senate returns to its lame duck session later this week. Based on what is known about the proposal, it would result in the banning and confiscation of most privately-owned firearms in the state.
Interestingly, the news of Cullerton's proposed gun ban comes on the heels of a pair of announcements regarding Chicago's crime rate. As 2012 drew to a close, Chicago's homicide tally broke through the 500-mark for the first time in nearly a decade. It was also announced that 2012 saw twice as many bank robberies in Chicago than were recorded in 2011. Those two indictments of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's ability to control his city's crime rate piled on to his already tarnished record including high-profile flash mob attacks against tourists on the Gold Coast, the stabbing of a doctor on the Magnificent Mile, and now almost a dozen shootings as Chicago rang in the new year.
Emanuel's ineffectiveness as a crime fighter is matched only by his inability to establish priorities. While victims 493, 494 and 495 bled out in the streets of his Chicago, Emanuel was busily penning op-ed pieces explaining why he feels it is necessary to take guns away from hunters and sportsmen in Naperville and Mattoon. Emanuel's call to restrict the rights of law-abiding citizens is a desperate attempt to divert attention away from the growing lawlessness on Chicago's streets. Emanuel is fortunate in that he has John Cullerton at his disposal to perpetuate this charade in the Illinois Senate.
"The ISRA is not going to sit idly by while Emanuel and Cullerton trash the rights of law-abiding firearm owners," commented ISRA Executive Director Richard Pearson. "We are more than prepared to fight this latest attack in the legislature and, if necessary, in the courts." The ISRA is the state's leading advocate of safe, lawful and responsible firearms ownership. For more than a century, the ISRA has represented the rights of millions of law-abiding Illinois firearm owners. WEB SITE: http://www.isra.org SOURCE Illinois State Rifle AssociationCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Mice carrying a nonfunctional allele of hoxc-4 have been generated by gene targeting. The phenotype of mice homozygous for this mutation is strikingly different from those reported in mice lacking the paralogous genes hoxa-4, hoxb-4, and hoxd-4. In contrast to the mutants of the paralogous family members, hoxc-4 homozygotes do not manifest abnormalities in the cervical vertebrae, but instead show vertebral defects that extend from the second thoracic vertebra (t2) to t11. Therefore, defects do not correspond to the anterior limit of expression of hoxc-4, but rather begin within the region of strong hoxc-4 expression in the prevertebral anlagen (i.e., pv7-14). While hoxc-4 mutant homozygotes that reach adulthood are fertile and appear outwardly normal, most die before weaning age. The high lethality appears to result from partial or complete blockage of the lumen of the esophagus over a large portion of its length, as well as disorganization of the esophageal musculature. Although the Drosophila homolog of hoxc-4, Deformed, is autoregulated, mutation of the hoxc-4 gene does not affect transcription of its paralogous family members. However, in hoxc-4 mutant embryos, transcription of both the hoxc-5 and hoxc-6 genes is altered. Employment of cissolidustrans analysis showed that the hoxc-4 mutation acts in cis to affect the pattern of hoxc-5 expression. Therefore, this mutation is likely to cause a reduction of hoxc-5 function as well as complete loss of hoxc-4 function.
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Yeah, right. The Sovakian AeroMobile 3.0 flying car has made another splash in the news by appearing at another trade conference, the most recent one being the Pioneers Festival at Vienna's Hofburg Palace. The first public presentation was in 2007 at Aero-Friedrichshafen in Germany. You can see a video about the car here (four minutes, cue the eerie music). The prototype actually works, doing 100 mph on the ground and a promised 124 mph in the air. The price (you can't get one yet) is said to be like that of a super luxury car, which leaves one guessing. A 2014 Lamborghini is $200,000 if you get the one intended for poor people, or $548,800 if you get the Lamborghini Aventador which of course would be first choice for most of us. I'll bet the AeroMobile would fit aboard your private luxury Boeing 747, which actually WILL be ready soon (April in Hamburg). Anyway, good luck AeroMobile, and while I'm at it, good luck to the following flying car companies: Terrafugia, Maverick, Parajet SkyRunner, Pegase (from Vaylon in France), Krossblade Aerospace, Moller Skycar, and Fresh Breeze (flying motorcycle) of Germany. And an additional shoutout to the good folks at Martin Jetpack in New Zealand. Best of luck to everyone.
Flying motorcycle for Christmas?
Monday, December 2nd, 2013
Here's something no one on your list will have, especially since the PAL-V company isn't delivering it yet. (I have an inquiry out to the company, and will update here as needed.) It's the PAL-V Helicycle that is a roadable gyrocopter. When I wrote about it in 2012 it went only 68 miles per hour, but now it appears in the current Hammacher Schlemmer catalog as capable of 112 mph. Also, it was $250,000 when I reported on it a year ago, but the new price is $295,000 (that includes $6,770 in training and the rest must be a price increase). The company says it really doesn't know anything about the gyrocopter and interested customers should contact the Netherlands company. (Hmm, I reported it as a French company in 2012.) Polite Hammacher Schlemmer reps won't tell you on the phone the name of the company or where it is, but their Web advertisement includes a video that clearly announces the company name. The catalog ad says it weighs 1,499 pounds when it is a motorcycle. It claims you'll need a sport pilot certificate to fly it, which no doubt will be yanked when the FAA discovers it weighs more than the 1,320 pounds allowed by the light sport aircraft category. When you Google the helicycle name, up comes a single-seat helicopter kit made by Eagle R&D in Nampa, Idaho. A representative there said they have no ties to the Netherlands (French?) company. Here are additional media photos.
Terrafugia car flies at Oshkosh
Wednesday, August 14th, 2013Take your flying car out for coffee
Friday, December 7th, 2012
Here's a much easier way to get a favorite cup of coffee–in the next town–without all that traffic. Maverick is the only successful powered parachute and flying car on the market ($94,000). There are five flying.
Maverick "flying dunebuggy" in production
Monday, November 21st, 2011
The company called Itec/Beyond Roads has delivered four of its "Maverick" powered-parachutes with a driveable dunebuggy used as a cockpit. It is approved as a light sport aircraft, a category the includes powered parachutes. One is going to Dubai, and factory reps may travel there in a few weeks to provide training to the new customer. Deliveries are cautiously made only to experienced customers until fleet time for the vehicle increases. There are nine in various stages of construction at the factory in Florida. While dubbed the flying car by the press, it is actually intended as a jungle dunebuggy that can hop a stream when it needs to. It can drive faster than the 40 mph it achieves in the air, if there is no headwind. You can see the latest video here. Insurance has proven to be expensive, and AOPA Insurance Agency is contacting the company to help with the problem. The current premium is $8,000 a year for the factory to cover its personnel and give demonstrations. The company cleverly received government approval for the "car" aspect of the vehicle by getting it approved as a kit car. That move has stunned other companies trying to pass highway crash standards for the car portion of various "flying car" concepts. A flying car has to be strong enough to survive road rage, yet light enough to fly.
Terrafugia plans flight for Oshkosh
Sunday, May 22nd, 2011
Will there be a flying car at AirVenture 2011? Terrafugia officials are building two prototypes and hope one of them will be done in time to fly for the big EAA Oshkosh show. It is hoped, assuming all goes well during testing, that production can begin by the end of the year. The Terrafugia Transition, as it is called, is intended to cruise at 93 knots carrying a useful load of 460 pounds. Useable fuel is 23 gallons. On the road, the company predicts the two-place car, with its wings folded vertically like a bird, will get 35 miles per gallon. The high center of gravity created by the folded wings will bring interesting challenges when driving in high winds. A Rotax 912S powers it, and a full vehicle parachute is available.
Update 6/10: Schedule slips — Terrafugia said it will not have one of its prototypes done in time to fly for EAA AirVenture. Instead, the earliest a test flight could occur is March 2012, and deliveries will occur no earlier than late 2012.
Guardians of the Aerocar
Monday, September 21st, 2009
The Sweeney family came together in Auburn, Ca., today, quite by accident, to discuss their historic Aerocar. Eric Sweeney runs Auburn Aircraft Works, specializing in unusual airplanes, and is the current caretaker of the Aerocar. Brother Sean brought his company's Cessna 310 in for modifications and takes care of it in Kissimme, Fla. Aerocar owner Ed Sweeney from Colorado Springs, Colo., was in town for personal business after educating the public on the Aerocar at Reno. Sean has 20 hours in the Aerocar, an hour for every year his dad has owned it. Eric started flying it more recently and has a few hours as well. Check out my reports on Twitter.com. Try here first. The Twitter site is having technical difficulties, but search under altonmarsh.
Chitty Chitty Thud Thud
Sunday, September 6th, 2009
Glenn Curtiss gets credit for the first flying car with his 1917 Autoplane that married a flivver (resembling a Model T) to a biplane–make that triplane. Aerofiles.com found the photos and drawings. The car, patented in 1919, was capable of short hops–bunny hops, to be exact. It tried but never achieved sustained flight. By the way, if you think the old Curtiss company is long gone, meet today's Curtiss-Wright Corporation, the same company formed in 1929 with the merger of 12 Wright and Curtiss affiliated companies. It's still there, and still in aviation.
An airplane for a clunker?
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009
In the `70s a California Ford dealer (still in business today) offered a Flying Pinto that had only one problem; it wasn't fully developed yet. It needed a bracing strut across the bottom of the car, linking the two wing struts. A wing later came off the car used for this 1970s video , killing the pilot and the inventor, but another Pinto prepped to fly remains with the dealer. Some people doubt that the Pinto actually is flying in the video. The video runs 10 minutes, so if you are short of time move the slider to these time spots: between minute 5 and minute 6 you will see a complete description of the Mizar Flying Pinto; at time 7:27 you will learn that an option is a parachute to float car and wings to the ground. Those are the highlights. Backing up a bit, at time 3:05 you will see how frustrated the pilot is with an airplane that can't convert to a car. At time 2:11 you will notice that when the wife flies with her husband and family, she always knits. At time 1:34 you will learn that there are 1.5 million pilots, or about double the total today. (There's no sound until 26 seconds into the video.)


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What does a staunch republican do when confronted by a 'royal beer' produced by one of the world's classic pale ale breweries? Swallow his principles along with the beer, of course. Timothy Taylor of Keighley, Yorkshire, brewer of the renowned Landlord pale ale, has launched Royal Ale to commemorate a visit by the Prince of Wales to the Knowle Spring Brewery earlier this year. The 5% Royal Ale is Taylor's first new beer for 30 years, and is on sale in Safeway until the New Year. A donation from the sale of each case will be handed to Charles Windsor's Charitable Trust.
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Lacey Wolfe has a new book out and it just happens to be kicking off her new novella series Hot Bods. From checking out her website, I see that the second book is right around the corner for release this year. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, well... Drew is the last person Skylar wanted to see across from her at a local bar. A month ago he'd wined and dined her all weekend, leaving her feeling fully in love, but then she awoke alone in an empty hotel room and she hadn't heard from him since. The weekend Drew spent with Skylar was phenomenal. There had never been anyone who made him feel as complete as she did. He shouldn't have disappeared, he should have called, but his feelings for her scared him, so he distanced himself. But when he saw her again, he knew he couldn't stay away any longer. Skylar's determined not to give Drew another chance to hurt her, but he's just as determined to win her back. Although it won't be easy, he's up to the challenge, and he's willing to do more to accomplish his goal.
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Tips on What Not to Do During your Diet
We all know that when we start a new diet it can really be a test of our self control. If you're trying to lose weight with a latest diet craze, there are things you must keep in mind to avoid getting off track with your plans:
- don't just wear baggy clothes until you have reached your desired weight
- when you wear clothes which are too big it can cut down your motivation, you might feel encouraged to give up on the diet.
- don't forget to wear clothing that makes you feel your best no matter what weight you are at
- don't go to the grocery store before eating
- don't sabotage your diet by going to a place where all of the bad foods tempting you on an empty stomach
- schedule your shopping when you are less vulnerable
- don't get rid of your favorite foods, diets almost always backfire when the dieters are stuck eating boring, tasteless food; they start missing their favorite dishes
- use creativity and those cooking skills you have to remake some of the foods you like but still adhering to the diet's standards
- don't make a bunch of drastic changes that will just shock your system during the first week
- watching their calories and altering their routine makes most people anxious and irritability sets in
- wanting to comfort yourself with food could hurt your weight loss goals
- ease yourself into a new diet taking small steps to keep yourself from feeling overwhelmed. You will be much happier in the long run
- don't skip meals even if you think you are going to go over your daily calorie goals; when you skip a meal you will start to feel hungrier than usual; you will do much better by consuming small meals during the day to maintain your energy
- don't tell everyone and their brother that you are dieting; telling everyone your plans could motivate in some cases, but it is unwise to put that kind of pressure on yourself
- don't share your plans until the dieting is part your normal routine
- don't expect results in just a few days; it takes time to get your metabolism in the proper mode to start reducing your weight; it will take some time to start to see any significant differences until at least three weeks
- don't skip your food journal; keeping a daily record of your intake will make you more aware of your eating habits; chances are you will have a better chance of sticking to your diet
- don't stock up on food; get into the habit of not having food around where you relax or work
- don't get into the habit of constant snacking even if it is all healthy food you want to make sure that you handle an oral fixation with food
Sticking to your new diet will be easier if you have a strategy. Use these very helpful tips from http://www.weightshapes.com/ to help strategize your diet success.
Just Some of The Things I Learned at Rose Cottage
- how to hug people and not feel awkward, but comfortable and connected instead
- candles and fake-fur coats don't mix
- blogging is addictive, satisfying and hilarious
- there are people in the world who will care about you, listen to you, and defend you, even if they don't really know you, or have only just met you
- how to make origami stars
- just because someones energy rubs you the wrong way, or clashes with yours, doesn't mean they are a bad person - or that you are a bad person... and it doesn't mean you can't come to like them, or even care deeply for them
- sometimes it's enough just to show up and be
- a group of women of all ages, from 20 to 60, can sit together and have hilarious, dirty conversations filled with sexual innuendo and filthy humour - and have so much fun with each other, just talking about rubbish
- howling at the moon is a great energy release
- neighbours will call the police about noise after 10.30 pm
- teachers are just as much students as their pupils
- some things just don't need to be said out loud
- it's possible for their to be so much conversation and laughter in a small room that you can't hear the person right next to you
- sometimes it doesn't matter
- everyone has their cross to bear - and the people you least expect can sometimes be the most fragile of all
- i lived in Atlantis
- it's possible to snort and be dignified at the same time
- there are people in the world brave enough to approach you before they've even met you to say they feel a connection with you
- how to mix watercolour paints
- incense can never not smell glorious
- the most seemingly mundane objects can have profound meaning and be as sacred as anything else
- there is such a thing as "way too much information" (usually after you've already said it)
- but it doesn't happen very often
- striped socks rock!
- how to anoint candles
- more women don't wear bras than you'd think - and no one really notices or cares
- friendships can bounce back from even the most seemingly unforgivable situation
- 'moon water' can have an effect like champagne (not naming any names here, Shann)
- judgment backed by ignorance is not my problem, and it's only up to me if i let it become my problem
- deep down, we are all a bit of a fluffy bunny :)
- reiki is a gift - i will forever see it as such, and i will forever love, respect and feel gratitude for the person who passed this gift to me, and for bringing it into my life when i couldn't afford to do it anywhere else
- how to belly dance
- 'by donation' is a wonderful thing, but sometimes, we just need to buy toilet paper
- it's okay that some of the most important people in your life are the one's you don't see face to face very often - it's about so much more than that
- how to love
- how to accept
- how to tolerate
- how to be open
- how to release the fear of judgment, disapproval and ignorance
- how to touch and be touched and feel safe
- how to look into someones eyes and have them look into yours and not freak out or lose yourself
- how to laugh without feeling self-conscious
- how to create a personal bubble that actually works
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St. Clair Vicar's Choice Pinot Noir (2004)
Pinot Noir is a love it or leave it grape, and I'm a sucker for a good, affordable Pinot. On my last trip to a certain wine store, I must have been sending off subliminal Pinot-craving waves. A certain employee there (let's call him the Doctor) picked up on my mood and intercepted me on my way to the staff picks section. Intrigued (and having a lot of respect for his impeccable taste), I followed him to the New Zealand corner of the store. Stopping at the border between New Zealand and South Africa, the good Doctor pointed at the St. Clair Vicar's Choice Pinot Noir (2004 vintage). A true bargain and a veritable steal for $16.99, he said. It is difficult indeed to find a good Pinot for under $20, he added, sinking the hook in deeper. I thought about it, but decided that it was more than I wanted to spend. He saw the indecision in my eyes and swayed me by adding that the store had only received ten cases, and two were already sold. That did it. With some trepidation, I took the Stelvin-closed bottle home and opened it. He was right. This is an excellent wine.
It was clean, crisp, and slightly acidic. Packed with bright (almost sweet) cherry fruit, it also showed a long finish and a hint of tannic goodness make this darn near perfect. And for under $20, it's even better. My wife loved it, and pronounced it her second favourite New Zealand wine of the year (after the Spy Valley Sauvignon Blanc she savored last weekend). It is a textbook example of a well-made Pinot Noir. But I felt it was missing something. It was almost too perfect. It was like hearing a Canadian Idol contestant from the Prairies covering an old Motown classic. Technically perfect, yes, but not my style. I don't like my Pinots to be so clean and polite. I prefer it when they come swaggering up from the wrong side of the tracks, smoking a joint, wearing a tattered old Circle Jerks t-shirt and spitting on the sidewalk. So while I must complement the folks at St. Clair for their very fine Pinot Noir, it's not for me. Give me the smoky, dirty Mission Hill 'Five Vineyards' Pinot Noir any day. Or roll out the funky French carpet and send some fine Burgundy my way. Give me any Pinot that isn't afraid to let it's inner funk hang out (as long as the inner funk doesn't remind me of an overripe durian fruit). But save the almost-too-perfect Pinot Noirs for someone else...
One Word Wines
Following the decline in wines named after animals, it seems like the new trend is wines with one word in the title. Short, catchy and easy to remember, they don't yet have the baggage carried by their annoyingly cute competitors. I'm tired of penguins and bears crawling across my sideboard and it's time for something new. So this post is my tribute to some of the best one-word wines I've enjoyed lately: Zed Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand - $12.40 @ the MLCC). Being a contrary kind of person, I think I'll start at the end of the alphabet. Zed (made by Montana Wines) is a new Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand. (Zed. Zealand. Very cute). It's well-priced (especially for a Kiwi wine), well-made, has a neat label, a catchy name and it's sure to be a success this summer. And it's really good too, even if it ain't no Fish Hoek. Loads of lemons, herbs and melon on the nose and in the mouth, with softer fruit than you typically find in a Kiwi Sauv. It's got the zippy acidity so common to this part of the world, but it's not overwhelming, and is a great introduction to New Zealand at a good price.
Bloom Riesling (Mosel-Saar-Ruwer - $13.99 @ DeLuca's). Like many other people in the wine world, I'm a sucker for a good Riesling. Especially at this time of the year. Spring just seems tailor-made for crisp, light white wines. Bloom has a beautifully floral nose (almost like lilacs) with some mineral overtones. Having recently moved eleven yards of gravel around my backyard, I'd say that it has a hint of gravel to it. But since I didn't wear a dust mask, everything has a hint of gravel these days. In the mouth, it's a classic German Riesling. Loads of peaches, more flowers, some sweetness and lots of acidity to balance it off. It's as close to perfection as you'll find from Germany for under $15. We served it up with a selection of fine Indian dishes from Ivory and it went well with everything, and was even better the next day. And I love the marketing. My biggest problem with German wines is the labels. I've learned to figure them out, but I've seen people walk away from some beautiful German wines just because they can't decipher the labels. Dr. Loosen (maker of the fabulous Dr. L Riesling) gets it, and so do the folks at Bloom. Marketing is key when there are such a wide selection of good Rieslings to choose from. So kudos to the folks at DeLuca's. I'm glad they took a chance and brought this one in. There's also a Muller-Thurgau from the same folks with a similarly-catchy one word name, which (strangely enough) runs for $15. I haven't tried it yet, but I can't imagine it being better than the Bloom.
Avalon Cabernet Sauvignon (California - $18 @ Kenaston Wine Market). One of the few downsides to living in Canada (aside from the weather) is that American wines are really expensive. I travel to the States pretty regularly, and it's hard going to Minneapolis and finding wines for $7 or $8 (US) that you can't find for under $20 at home. Having said that, the Avalon Cabernet Sauvignon is a great value for $18 (Canadian). Avalon Winery focuses on making fine Cabernets. They have a California bottling and a Napa Valley bottling. Both are fantastic, but only one is a "one-word wine". I'll cover the Napa Valley bottling another day. I think they are also connected in some way to the folks who make Rock Rabbit (Syrah and Sauvignon Blanc) and Mark West (Pinot and Chardonnay). Suffice to say that the name may be short but the wine is not. Lots of beautiful berry, plum and chocolate flavours shine through here, and are wrapped around a core of soft and tasty tannins. You'll even pick a little hint of the dustiness that I've found in great Napa wines (although this is mostly sourced from Central and North Coast fruit). For $18, it's a great California wine. And the companion Avalon Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is an even better value for $25.
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Posted By RVBusiness On July 29, 2009 @ 11:27 am In Breaking News | 2 Comments
Editor's Note: This letter to the editor was published in the Sioux Falls (S.D.) Argus Leader and pertains to that community's attempts to legislate how long campers may stay within a given campground.
I am writing to respond to your July 10 editorial relating to the proposed time limit for campers in a campground.
I managed Duane Spader's campground in Sioux Falls for 25 years. I am writing to correct some misconceptions about the campground business that the city has created. The Argus Leader editorial promotes these misconceptions.
The editorial begins by stating, "Campgrounds are designed for temporary, recreational activity." It goes on to say that RVs are not designed to be someone's permanent home.
What source do you have that says that campgrounds are designed only for temporary recreational activity? This simply is not true. A quick check on the Internet will lead you to multiple listings of campgrounds that offer services for long-term — even full-time — campers.
The following are excerpts from an RV industry publication that further reinforce the concept that RV stays often are extended and even permanent across the U.S.
From RVBusiness in September 2008: "Just about every weekend in August, Indiana computer technician Tom Mackowiak packed up and headed out to meet his wife and teenage children at their "summer cottage" in a campground. The Mackowiaks spend their summers in something called a recreational park trailer, complete with luxuries such as high-speed Internet, central air and satellite TV."
From RVBusiness in November 2007: "Recreational vehicle parks in Gulf Shores are numerous but generally the traditional type in which travelers rent space, be it for a summer weekend or a full season."
Good friends of mine sold their home several years ago, purchased an RV and have been full-time RVers ever since. Their RV is parked in a campground along with many other RVs serving as the residences for other folks who enjoy the same lifestyle.
RVs can serve as an alternative home for people in many situations.
What about individuals who are temporarily working in the Sioux Falls area and wish to stay in their RV while they are here? What about people who have a family member hospitalized in Sioux Falls for an extended period of time and wish to be close by? What about families who can't stay in their home for an extended period of time because of fire or building of a new home?
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#1 Comment By Dick Ackerman On July 29, 2009 @ 9:02 pm
What I find quite interesting is a very large number of full-time RV'ers select South Dakota as their residence state due to favorable tax rules which does net the state income with very little commensurate expense. Now it seems we have one city wishing to shoot itself in the foot and alienate the golden goose. ???
However, it is far from the first time local yocal politicians have tripped over their feet and stubbed their nose due to not having the "big picture".
#2 Comment By Orv Hazelton On July 30, 2009 @ 11:27 am
My wife of 39+ years, 5 month old puppy and I travel and live FULL-TIME in our 2001 Tiffin, Allegro Bay. As we travel in retirement, visiting family, serving as volunteers, helping others, as well as seeing this wonderful nation that we live in we do so in our Class A motor home. We no longer have a "sticks and bricks" home, and can't imagine going back to one. Thanks for listening to this old man. Orv Hazelton
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Agency action follows the Patrick-Murray Administration's inquiry request
BOSTON – Friday, November 4, 2011 – In response to today's request by Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary (EEA) Richard K. Sullivan Jr., the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) today announced it will conduct a review of the preparation for and response to the October 29 snowstorm by the state's investor-owned utilities.
"As a regulatory agency, it's our job to oversee the emergency preparations and responses of utilities. We believe Secretary Sullivan has raised some important questions in requesting this review and we encourage the public to share their feedback with us," said DPU Chair Berwick.
This review, which will be launched following adoption of a formal order by the DPU, comes on the heels of the DPU's ongoing inquiry into National Grid and NSTAR Electric Company's handling of power outages related to Tropical Storm Irene. In addition, as a matter of course, the DPU requires all four of the utilities (National Grid, NSTAR, Massachusetts Electric Company and Unitil) to submit 30-day post-storm reports. Those reports, which have already been filed by the companies in relation to Tropical Storm Irene, require the utilities to include a section on lessons learned and specifically suggest recommendations that will help them improve performance for the upcoming winter storm season.
In response to customer and municipal concerns, DPU will examine how the state's investor-owned electric distribution companies responded to the October 29, 2011 snowstorm, focusing on the companies' efforts to prepare before the storm, to restore electric power, as well as their communications with affected communities. The DPU will also review whether the companies complied with DPU regulations and fully implemented their Emergency Response Plans, which were last filed in May 2011.
"I'm pleased the DPU is acting quickly to get an investigation underway," Secretary Sullivan said. "Throughout the week, I and members of my energy team have met with public officials in hard-hit cities and towns around Massachusetts. I will continue to monitor the ongoing restoration efforts and look forward to hearing more from communities and the public through this process."
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Wheat harvest quickly approaching in northwest Kansas
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RIVERSIDE -- A digital camera hanging from his neck, Gary Gantz watched intently as crews installed the massive four-piece scale to weigh trucks laden with wheat.
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RIVERSIDE -- A digital camera hanging from his neck, Gary Gantz watched intently as crews installed the massive four-piece scale to weigh trucks laden with wheat.
Appearing calm, he faces a proverbial dilemma: Farmers need rain to boost harvest prospects for both wheat and fall crops, but his D.E. Bondurant Grain needs good weather to complete construction of the company's 400,000-bushel grain elevator in the southern reaches of Ness County.
"I think for the first time in my life, we'll see wheat on Memorial Day," Gantz said of when harvest will start.
He's confident the grain elevator will be ready.
"By this time next week, we'll have everything running," he said.
But the bumper crop Gantz had been hoping for is all but gone.
"We're losing bushels every day," he said. "We had such great potential."
While there will be yields of 30 to 35 bushels per acre in the Ness City area, Gantz said many fields will only produce 20 to 25 bushels per acre.
Some fields won't even be cut, including land planted to a crop each year.
Continued warm temperatures, a lack of rain and disease is putting the crunch on fields, now showing signs of a withering crop.
"Wheat can handle a lot of stress and disease," Gantz said, "if its got plenty of moisture."
Many acres were sprayed with fungicides to ward off the effects of disease, and he thinks that still will prove to be a good investment.
That's in part due to high crop prices, already being pushed higher by market reaction to the struggling crop.
"I hope we've got enough moisture it doesn't shrivel down at the end," Gantz said of the berries of grain farmers will harvest.
Most surprising, however, is how early the crop is progressing.
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Did you notice the "Letter to the Editor" in the Sunday, Jan. 17 issue of The (Syracuse) Post-Standard? It came from Harriet Brown, whom you may remember from a recent story about her "Body Talk" project. Weighing In columnist Bunny Dimmel answered Brown's concerns:
From Harriet Brown:I'm writing in response to Bunny Dimmel's latest column, "Learn from mistakes to keep weight off," in which Dimmel outlines some of the weight-loss rules she's developed for herself. Her struggle is very real; a recent study from Stanford University showed that more than 90 percent of people who lose weight gain it back (and then some) over the long term.
But as the mother of a teen who developed anorexia, and as a journalist who researches and writes about eating disorders, I'm alarmed to read Dimmel's "rules" presented as though they constitute healthy choices. For instance, she writes that she couldn't handle watching people eat food she likes, so she changed her social life, "no matter how many nights I would be alone." This sounds a lot like eating-disordered behavior to me. EDs breed isolation—no inconvenient friends to see what you're doing and, maybe, question it.
Dimmel also writes that she refrains from eating "new things." People with EDs often stick to a list of "safe" foods.
Taking on eating-disordered behaviors in order to stay thin is a dangerous game. EDs are serious mental illnesses that destroy lives. My daughter nearly died from anorexia, which kills 20 percent of those who develop it—the highest mortality rate of any mental illness.
Instead of these dangerous behaviors, maybe Dimmel would benefit from exploring the concept of Health at Every Size (HAES), which seeks to improve health rather than the numbers on a scale.¶
Bunny Dimmel's response:I had to lose more than 100 pounds, and see that I had to lose another 150, before I admitted to myself I had an eating disorder. I set out to control it .¤.¤. but I still own it, lock stock and barrel.
Each one of us must be true to ourselves, and each one of us must establish a healthy regime that benefits our own body and soul. More than 90 percent of the population cannot maintain a weight loss, and people need to remind people of that. No one wants to talk about that. Even programs like the "The Biggest Loser" just eliminates people who aren't with the program. It is not that cut-and-dry in life. We must learn strategies to stay in the game. That is what I am constantly doing.
Would you not honor a recovering alcoholic who says, "Please don't ask me to go to Happy Hour with you and watch every one drink. That is not a healthy environment for me?" You would embrace that person, and be proud of the new stand they are taking, but obese people are shunned when they try to do the same thing. And, as if the food situation is not enough to cope with, they must now take care of not offending someone by admitting they couldn't handle that person's food event.
What upsets me most is people who push food on me until I say I have diabetes, and then they back off. But they'll say, "I thought your diabetes was gone now that you lost weight?" Why is it ok to say no to cake or potato salad or French fries or other artery-clogging food when if you are a diabetic, but not when you say you are watching what you eat?
I have a wonderful life now that food is not my primary focus. I try to keep food what it is: a fuel. As hard as it is for people to believe, I would rather exercise than stand around and watch people eat foods that made me weigh 400 pounds. I would rather knit, I would rather read, I would rather write. The grasp food had on me is gone.
I should have been more specific when I said I refrain from eating new things. I don't try new candy bars or new cookies. I concentrate on the fruits and vegetables that, for years, I turned my back on. I am rich with healthy foods in my life. That was an unexpected bonus for me, to find such a wonderful world of food that I never knew about when I consumed so much junk.
My primary focus has been and always will be health. That is why I do not work for Weight Watchers. I cannot push all those low-calorie, low-fat chemicals and artificial foods on anyone. We as a society need fewer chemicals, and more local, homegrown produce. Fresh fruits and vegetables and locally-grown meat are what sustain me.
My behaviors aren't dangerous. There is not a doctor out there who isn't proud of what I did, losing 250 pounds, and how I continue to keep it off. This is all about health, 100 percent.


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There is a definite schism in the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' cast after Porsha Williams threw down with Kenya during the April 20 reunion episode, and Kenya subsequently pressed assault charges on her co-star. But a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that the rest of the ladies — especially NeNe — just want the whole thing to be squashed.
Is this the end of the Real Housewives of Atlanta as we know it? After an all-out reunion brawl between Porsha Williams and Kenya Moore resulted in criminal charges for Porsha, both ladies' futures on the show are in doubt. Unless NeNe Leakes has something to say about it! A source tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively that the RHOA mother hen is organizing a campaign to sort this whole mess out.
NeNe Leakes Wants Kenya Moore To Drop Porsha Williams Charges
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"NeNe has been instrumental in this!" the source asserts. "She's already reached out to every girl including Kenya and she wants to set up a lunch without Porsha, so they can all talk this out and really convince Kenya to show some mercy. They all acknowledge that Porsha's messed up, that's a given. But Kenya holds all the cards and NeNe really thinks she can straighten all this out."
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Bravo is a scam Andy is their right hand maam and they have an accomplice Kenya aka Man-Ya. Trash!
@ so over it yes u r right ON the money. Its fake cheap concocted insulting to all who take time to tune in…MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT I already saw this coming but this reunion CONFIRMED it. I only saw 5 min and had to turn it to DEATH FILEs.
Good work NeNe putting that 2 faced trouble making coward hypocrite Andy in his place.
I use to go to this great resturaunt. Food was great! Loved the staff until one day I mistakingly walked into kitchen instead of the bathroom only to find roaches on counter tops and 2 employees discussion of filth, old food, and planning to ditch the place…WELL THAT IS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL ABOUT BRAVO AND ANDY COHEN…TURNED OFF, DISCUSTED AND SOMETHING I CAN NO LONGER STOMACH! Nene and the ladies need have their guard up with Andy.
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Why are you calling Kenya trash. Kenya has done nothing on the show the other girls hasn't. In fact Nene Leakes has done worse! She and Shirree on past shows attacked Kim physically over and over again. It's no wonder she condones violence. Nene called Porsha "stupid" several times. Nene called Peter on the past show her "boyfriend" and she said she liked dark-skinned black men like Peter. Why is Kenya now trash? Nene was very much married when she made those remarks. Kenya Is not. On no episode on the show has Kenya acted anywhere near as trashy as Nene. Let's be fair and real! Who calls someone "wig" when from day one of the show she wore sew ins? How did Nene become queen of the show? Is it because she landed some tv shows?
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Kenya didn't make the show, she ruined it, I want her off the show, I don't like her. She's a serpent and an opportunist, she builds herself off the back of other people and isn't a lady whatsoever. She's a mean girl, bully, and works so hard to out talk someone because she doesn't want anyone to hear what the other person says. I may have watched Real Housewives of Atlanta but it wasn't cause of Kenya, it was because of all the rest of the women there, including Porcha, I would fast forward past the Kenya parts, she gives me a migraine. Kenya doesn't look well maintained, she looks remade, every part of her. Kenya doesn't piss me off, she bores the hell outta me. She doesn't show doing anything to improve her life, like Kandi does, she's always in someone elses business cause she doesn't have a life or a man so she borrows material from someone else on the show and their life. She reminds me of a cuckoo bird. She's just the definition of one: Cuckoos are known as brood parasites, which means that they sneak their eggs into other birds' nests so that they don't have to raise their own chicks. Some female cuckoos have evolved feathers that resemble a sparrow hawk, a common predator of song birds. Watch out Kandi…..
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