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To date, I have tasted more than 100 Barolos from the 2010 vintage. I was very excited about the vintage after visiting the region in November 2013. My tastings of the young 2010s, either from cask or bottle, indicated fabulous potential. The '10s appeared to be a hybrid of 2004, 2006 and 2008, offering purity, elegance, balance and complexity. The best should have the ability to age for decades.
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Short memory bodes well for Rangers
Less than a day after suffering a brutal loss in Game 1, Rangers roll to a win in Game 2
ARLINGTON, Texas -- Baseball players are different from you and me. When they endure a loss of potentially soul-crushing proportions, it's customary to feed the media quotes about "turning the page'' and the importance of having "short memories.'' The clichés are so time-worn, they come across as white noise. But in a sport with so many opportunities to wallow in the negative and dwell upon failure, happy talk is more than a reflex action. It's a survival skill.
No one who watched the Texas Rangers cough up a five-run lead in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series would characterize it as anything less than an emotional killer. The Rangers had the New York Yankees just where they wanted them, only to endure a late bullpen meltdown and suffer a 6-5 defeat. Then they had to go home late Friday night and think about how they'd squandered a wonderful opportunity to make a statement.
But if you put any stock in body language or determined looks, the Rangers' clubhouse was a devastation-free zone. Michael Young and the other Texas players described the series opener as just one loss -- nothing more -- and vowed to come back Saturday, eliminate the mistakes and find a way to play better.
They said it. And they meant it.
The ALCS has a competitive feel to it now, and that's a tribute to the Rangers' ability to stow their disappointment and concentrate on the business at hand. A mere 20 hours after playing the role of pinata to the Yankees, they took control of Game 2 from the outset and rolled to a 7-2 victory. It was the first home postseason win in franchise history, and the Texas players left the field to raucous cheers, a sea of white towels waving in the stands, a Lone Star State flag parade beyond the center field fence and lots and lots of fireworks.
Score one for resilience and the ability of ballplayers to compartmentalize in a way that fans and the media can't always understand.
"We're programmed that way, honestly,'' said Texas second baseman Ian Kinsler. "You have to have a very short memory in this game, and you have to constantly be moving forward and worrying about the next groundball or next at-bat or next pop fly or next opportunity you have. This team is very good at that, all the way around. We have great character.''
The Rangers also have Cliff Lee and his 6-0 career postseason record and 1.44 October ERA ready to go Monday night in New York, which means this series has the potential to get very interesting over the next few days.
"We had a good chance to be up 2-0, but it didn't work out that way,'' said Lee. "It's basically down to a five-game series now, and we're tied. We'll see what happens.''
A couple of mini-trends surfaced in the Texas leg of the series. Rangers starters C.J. Wilson and Colby Lewis have outpitched CC Sabathia and Phil Hughes by a long shot. And while Texas manager Ron Washington has reason to be concerned about some of his relievers, he has no choice but to keep running them out there.
Darren Oliver, Darren O'Day and Clay Rapada all climbed back on the horse after rough outings Friday, and Washington found the ideal spot for rookie closer Neftali Feliz, who needed a low-stress appearance after two shaky performances against Tampa Bay in the American League Division Series. Feliz issued two ninth-inning walks, prompting a personal visit from the manager, before buckling down and retiring Alex Rodriguez and Robinson Cano to end the game. But you have to wonder how he'll respond with a game on the line in a hostile environment in the Bronx.
This team has been resilient all year long, so there's no reason it should be any different right now." -- David Murphy
In light of how the Texas lineup produced at home, the pitchers have some margin for error. The Rangers are hitting .292 through two games, and they've scored 12 runs even though Vladimir Guerrero is 1-for-9 and Josh Hamilton doesn't have a hit since his three-run homer in the first inning of Game 1. The Yankees walked Hamilton four times Saturday -- twice intentionally -- to put him in some select company. The only other player to walk four times against the Yankees in a postseason game? Try Jackie Robinson, who drew four bases on balls in Game 5 of the 1952 World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers.
In Game 2, it was all about Nelson Cruz, who doubled twice and scored a pair of runs, and David Murphy, who homered, doubled and drove in two runs out of the seventh spot. Murphy, catcher Bengie Molina and rookie first baseman Mitch Moreland combined for five hits and four RBIs in the 7-8-9 spots in the batting order.
Elvis Andrus, Texas' dynamic young shortstop, continues to perform with the assertiveness he displayed in the Division Series win over Tampa Bay. The Rangers needed a feel-good, turn-the-page moment early in Game 2, and Andrus quickly provided it. He reached on an infield single off Hughes' glove in his first at-bat, advanced on a wild pitch, stole third and then came home as part of a double steal with Hamilton to give Texas a 1-0 lead.
"He's the engine, basically,'' Kinsler said. "When you have a guy with his speed and his timing on the bases, it's huge. He knows how to run the bases and create runs. Whether he's chopping the ball off the pitcher's glove or flaring one to right, it doesn't matter. It's not easy to get him out right now.''
Andrus has a charismatic smile and a demeanor that suggests he's not going to be intimidated by the Yankees or any team. The Rangers have talked about putting pressure on the Yankees with their team speed. It's going to be tough in Game 3 with Andy Pettitte and his masterful pickoff move on the mound for New York. But after the seismic shift in momentum between the first two games of the series, don't bother telling the Texas players what they are or aren't capable of doing.
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"In the end, it's a loss,'' Murphy said of Game 1. "I'd be lying if I said it wasn't a tough loss. It was a bitter pill for everybody to swallow. But at the same time, it's one game, and this team has been resilient all year long, so there's no reason it should be any different right now.
"If there were any questions or concerns about how relaxed or loose we would be going from the regular season to the postseason, I think we've answered that. We know when to strap it on and go out there and play hard. But we're also a laid-back team, and we're almost always loose.''
Momentum changes, the series shifts, and the Rangers and Yankees will now channel all their energies into Game 3 on Monday in New York. That's just the way baseball players are programmed.
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Treloar, G., Fay, R. and Tucker, S.* (1998) , "Proceedings of ""Embodied Energy - The Current State of Play""", Deakin University, Geelong [E4]
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We got a press announcement yesterday that stopped us in our tracks. Ikea is reissuing some of its classic designs from the 50s and 60s in a new collection celebrating its 70th anniversary. The ÅRGÅNG is the sort of pieces that makes modernists swoon: Clean lines, bright colors, butterfly chairs, sturdy tables on skinny legs. Some if it will look familiar to you, like the Strandmon chair with its curvy wings (originally issued in 1951 under the James Bond-ish name, MK). If you don't need to kit out a whole living room, consider the Gardskar pendant or perhaps a set of Matedel plates which would be lovely on your mod holiday table. The ÅRGÅNG collection is only available in select stores, for a limited time only — so clear your weekend schedule and hit up your local Ikea for a gander.
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Ever wonder how those images you see in catalogs always look so wonderful, with just the right mix of accidental treasures next to season's new collection? Imagine a walk-in-closet, organized with a selection of colorful plates, one-of-kind vases and the most eclectic selection of curios you've ever seen. That's what it looks like inside of Sandy Chilewich's prop closet. The designer, founder and creative director of Chilewich — our go to source for gorgeous yet practical placements, runners and rugs — Sandy's studio features floor-to-ceiling shelves filled with objects collected over the years from around the world. When a stylist wants to use something that is too rare or precious to own, they often dip into the vaults of other collector heavens to borrow or rent pieces. Some of Sally's recent finds, above, came from a small shop in Greenwich Village, called the Porcelain Room. For more of an inside look at the creative process behind Chilewich, check out Sally's board on Pinterest.
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Apartment Therapy has long fueled our shopping designers, especially when it comes to vintage finds on Ebay, Craig's List or Etsy. Now the mother (or should we say father?) of all design blogs has launched a site called Apartment Therapy Classifieds powered by Krrb (as in cool things you should NOT put out on your curb?). And while trolling around through pages and pages of other people's unwanted goods may be a fun pastime for those of us without jobs or families, AT's unveiled a new celebrity curator series to help guide towards the find of your life. The first one up is legendary New York editor, Wendy Goodman, any design junkies dream shopping buddy. Check out her selections and keep an eye on AT's Classifieds. You may even find a few things from Shelterrific storage on there soon.
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Lightning from Heaven Workshop Theater Company 312 W. 36th Street New York, N.Y.Scott C. Sickles's new play Lightning from Heaven, now on stage at the Workshop Theatre Company in New York City, explores the question that millions of readers and viewers of the book and movie Dr. Zhivago have been asking for decades– was book's heroine Lara based on someone in Zhivago author Boris Pasternak's life? Sickles claims in his play that not only was Lara based on Pasternak's translator, but she was his mistress for fourteen years. Their relationship, the play insists, is the relationship in the book and movie, set against the backdrop of the Russian history from 1905 to 1960.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Boise State met with the NCAA Committee on Infractions on Friday to discuss violations by its highly successful football program and other sports.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Michael Young walked into the clubhouse around noon Saturday and gave his manager a big hug. Tommy Hunter was so excited to see the team leader that he lifted him up off his feet in a warm embrace.
Young did not share any hugs or claws with general manager Jon Daniels.
"I would love to walk in there and hug everybody each day," Daniels said. "But that's not critical for us to win."
It's a good thing for the Rangers that Daniels is right because it doesn't look like the desert air will help clear up that relationship.
What Young didn't say Saturday was a loud indication of how he feels.
The 34-year-old talked about how much he appreciated the fact that Nolan Ryan was honest with him in their three offseason conversations. And he professed his enjoyment in playing for manager Ron Washington. As for Daniels? Nothing.
Asked if he planned on talking to Daniels, Young curtly said: "No."
"There's no need to," Young said later.
Daniels said he hopes to talk to Young at some point but acknowledged that it would probably take some time.
Young said a few weeks ago that he was "misled and manipulated" and felt there was a "breach of trust" between himself and the club. He added: "I know the truth. JD knows the truth. And I'm going to sleep well."
Daniels didn't want to respond to anything directly but has read the comments and commentary.
"To some degree my integrity was called into question and I don't take that lightly," Daniels said. "But I think the choice we made is to not get into the details and let it pass, wear it so to speak, and move on. We really do like our club with Michael playing a key part on it."
The reality is that just because he and Young aren't speaking at this point doesn't mean the club can't go about its business and win games.
Young's personality is a big reason that can work. The Rangers are fortunate that Young's DNA won't let him do anything here at spring training other than prepare for the season and be a professional around his teammates, a group of players he cares greatly about.
Young didn't rescind his trade request Saturday, and the Rangers are operating under the assumption that he'd accept a trade if one comes up. But Daniels and Ryan said their expectation is that Young will be in the starting lineup for the Rangers on Opening Day.
Young doesn't want to be a distraction to his team and said he wouldn't be taking questions about trade talk the rest of spring.
"The unfortunate part about this is there's probably a handful of people that know all the details here and the rest of those details aren't going to come from me," Young said. "I've been fortunate to have some candid and truthful conversations with Nolan that I'm greatly appreciative of. He knows exactly where I'm at. I've spared no details. I know where he's at.
"Apart from that, I'm not going to talk about anything trade-related. Now that we're here at spring training, one thing I'll never do is disrupt my teammates' preparation for the season. I think the more said about this issue could potentially do that and that's not the kind of teammate I am."
If Young has a question with the front office, he can talk to Ryan. Otherwise, trying to keep Young happy is more the job of Washington than anyone else, including Daniels. The manager must make sure that Young gets his at-bats despite a bench that has plenty of good hitters.
Washington concedes it's a challenge but notes that he's made it work with various pieces in the past. He's vowed to get Young his playing time, and Young is confident that he will.
"I love Wash -- always have, always will," Young said. "I can't put it any simpler than that. I don't think he needs to worry about me. Once we set foot here in spring training, it's not about me anymore. It's about team."
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"It does not affect us at all," said Ian Kinsler, whose locker is beside Young's in the clubhouse. "We're just getting ready to get prepared for another season and try to win a world championship."
That's one thing Young and Daniels can agree on. As long as Young is in a Rangers uniform, he wants to get back to the World Series and hoist the trophy this time.
Daniels and Young don't have to like each other to work together. Daniels has to assemble the team that he feels can best defend the AL pennant. That team includes Adrian Beltre at third base and Young as the DH/super-utility player.
So now the Rangers will count on Young to do what he's always done: Be a professional, productive player and a leader on and off the field. He can do all of that without giving his GM a hug.
Richard Durrett covers the Rangers for ESPNDallas.com.
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Google kicks off its I/O developer conference next Wednesday and if there's one thing that could steal the limelight from Android, Chrome and all the other Google projects, it's Glass.
Glass is a head-mounted computer worn like regular glasses that can serve up data and record a potentially limitless stream of information as the wearer goes about his or her day. The early stage product made a splash at last year's I/O, when a group of Glass-wearing skydivers landed on the roof of the conference center in San Francisco while Google co-founder Sergey Brin delivered the keynote address.
Now that Glass has gotten into the hands of some developers and testers, it has sparked questions about how it will be used in the real world, and also about its implications for privacy. One area of controversy deals with how easily -- and surreptitiously -- the device can take photographs. Last week, a developer rolled out an app called Winky that lets users take pictures with Glass just by winking their eye.
The extent to which Google will address those issues next week is another matter. I/O is a conference for developers and app builders, so if Google does broach the privacy concerns around Glass, it may do so from a developer best practices standpoint. Google could provide guidelines for developers, like telling them to make the unit turn off in certain circumstances, like when a person is driving, or to display notifications only at appropriate times, said Gartner analyst Brian Blau. The company could also give itself the ability to shut down certain Glass apps if developers do not abide by the rules.
Taking that approach would help build some privacy into the product from the outset, which Google does not do enough of, said John Simpson, privacy project director at Consumer Watchdog. "The mindset of most engineers and developers is not to focus on those privacy questions," he said.
Google Glass has already seen some opposition from businesses that have said they would ban it, and from West Virginia state representative Gary Howell, who wants a ban on Glass while driving.
Despite the safety and privacy concerns, a product like Glass seems inevitable in a world of always-connected mobile devices and smartphones, and some think people should just get used to the idea.
"We're starting to see where morality plays into technology, but cameras are already everywhere," said Forrester analyst Michael Facemire. "[Glass] will only be a small change to what people see as being acceptable," he said.
In its current form, Google Glass includes a small, prism-shaped display that hangs in front of the wearer's right eye, next to a tiny camera. When activated, the device displays a menu of functions that can be navigated with voice commands or by swiping the side of the glasses with a finger. The display occupies a fraction of the wearer's field of view, and is semi-transparent so it doesn't obstruct the person's vision.
If developers have a lot of questions about Glass, they might not have a lot of time to ask them. According to the I/O schedule, Google has allotted three hours to the product during the three-day conference, spread out over four sessions on Thursday.
Two topics that receive a lot more attention on the I/O lineup are Google's Android OS and its Chrome Web browser and OS. The company is expected to unveil a new version of Android at the conference, though details are scant on what the release might offer over the current Jelly Bean version. Google has scheduled more than 80 sessions on Android and Chrome between Wednesday and Friday.
Following Andy Rubin's replacement as head of mobile by Sundar Pichai, who now oversees both Android and Chrome, industry watchers would like to see more clarity around how Google views the two OSes, and whether it will roll out new developer tools that bring them closer together.
It's a question that's come up before at Google I/O, but the management changes could help bring the matter to a head. "I'd like to see more of Pichai's strategy here, especially in terms of the interplay between Android and Chrome," said Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi. "There should be more stickiness between the products," she added.
Currently, there's a version of the Chrome browser for Android, but there are no Android apps that run in Chrome on laptops.
Analysts would also like to see new tools to help developers better promote and monetize their Android apps, and more discussion on how developers can integrate their apps into Google's social network with its recently launched Google+ Sign-In product.
There is even some wishful thinking that Google might open up about its supposed Google X R&D facility, a secret lab where it's rumored to be working on a cable-based "space elevator," to transport objects from Earth to outer space.
If there was any way to top last year's skydiving theatrics, said Consumer Watchdog's Simpson, that would be it.
Zach Miners covers social networking, search and general technology news for IDG News Service. Follow Zach on Twitter at @zachminers. Zach's e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com
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3. I saw someone post it in a comment on youtube and I have to agree, I feel like the Nexus, being the main source of power for a summoner, should look more epic, and more like its drawing power or emanating it. The crystal fits perfectly though
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