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The Fallen One is going on tour in March!
Tour Dates: March 12 - 19
An ancient race and a prophecy foretell of four dark princes, the sons of the dark mother, who will rise up with a nation of old vamps to stop the rogue factions from ruling over mankind. Justice is the first in that prophecy, from the ancient Jaguar People. He is the Prince of Fire. Jess is one of the three sisters of the Jaguar witches who must help him to stop these factions of rogue vamps--or none of their lives will ever be the same."
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A selection of articles related to fiery serpents.
Original articles from our library related to the Fiery Serpents. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Fiery Serpents.
- King James Bible: Numbers, Chapter 21
- Chapter 21 21:1 And when king Arad the Canaanite, which dwelt in the south, heard tell that Israel came by the way of the spies; then he fought against Israel, and took some of them prisoners. 21:2 And Israel vowed a vow unto the LORD, and said, If thou wilt...
Old Testament >> Numbers
- King James Bible: Deuteronomy, Chapter 8
- Chapter 8 8:1 All the commandments which I command thee this day shall ye observe to do, that ye may live, and multiply, and go in and possess the land which the LORD sware unto your fathers. 8:2 And thou shalt remember all the way which the LORD thy God led...
Old Testament >> Deuteronomy
- Everyday Fire
- It is around us every day. We see it, touch it; we are sometimes burned by it. It is the warmth of a comfortable place to sit, and the roaring blaze that devastates an entire village. It burns within every beat of our heart. Fire. Fire is Change Fire is...
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- Looking For The Hub Of The Sacreed Wheel: Part 2
- Now the point of any study of how much we share in our search for the Deity must be in what shared behaviors should we expect? For the purposes of the community of A Mystical Grove, this must be in how we revere and cherish Nature in all its manifold...
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- The Paths of the Qabalah
- I must confess, I've been trying to use the book "The Talking Tree" by William Gray and I admit that I've been having a hard time. Most Tree of Life glyphs start the eleventh path with the Fool, as it is with most tarot decks. Gray begins with the...
Magick >> Qabalah
- King James Bible: Hebrews, Chapter 10
- Chapter 10 10:1 For the law having a shadow of good things to come, and not the very image of the things, can never with those sacrifices which they offered year by year continually make the comers thereunto perfect. 10:2 For then would they not have ceased...
New Testament >> To the Hebrews
- King James Bible: Exodus, Chapter 7
- Chapter 7 7:1 And the LORD said unto Moses, See, I have made thee a god to Pharaoh: and Aaron thy brother shall be thy prophet. 7:2 Thou shalt speak all that I command thee: and Aaron thy brother shall speak unto Pharaoh, that he send the children of Israel...
Old Testament >> Exodus
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- As Moses Lifted Up the Serpent in the Wilderness
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- "And the LORD sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and much people of Israel died." NUMBERS 21:6. 52.
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- 9/11: A decade of studying Islam
- I grabbed some commentaries, including the old Interpreter's Bible, where I read, "We do not need to accept this story of the fiery serpents at its face value in order to appreciate the deep spiritual truth which the words of the text suggest.
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- Dwindling In Unbelief: God's Fiery Serpents
- Jun 14, 2006 And the LORD sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and much people of Israel died.
- dwindlinginunbelief.blogspot.com
- The Fiery Serpents
- The Fiery Serpents. by Thomas Watson. "And the Lord sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people, and many people of Israel died.
- www.gracegems.org
- Numbers 21: Fiery Serpents
- There came also fiery serpents and bit the people and many of them died. Let us read verses 1 to 9.
- www.swedenborgdigitallibrary.org
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Making Wooden Play Pastries & Treats For A Kids Tea Party
Remember when Clara was queen of the jellyfish? Good times. The girl definitely has fun with pretend play, and we like to make things for her, especially on occasions like birthdays and Christmas (like this play kitchen, this dollhouse, this latch board, this figurine cubby, this patterned doll cradle, this colorful quilt, this cuckoo clock and this beanbag pouf) so with yesterday being her fourth birthday (HOW DID THAT HAPPEN?!?!) I thought some pretend pastries would be fun.
I know, it sounds like a cruel joke. "Happy birthday! Here are delicious sugary things you can't eat because – surprise! – they're made of wood!" But lately she has been loving tea parties (here she is having one with Nonna the night before her brother was born). She loves pretending to add lemon and honey to her tea, stirring everything up, and then repeating that about five times since she doesn't have many other tea-related things to do beyond that…. hence the idea for some teatime treats.
I liked the thought of making these for her because it meant I could use her favorite colors and include references to specific treats she likes, so they'd be personalized. I'd seen a few pre-made wooden pastry sets you can buy, like this one, this one, and this one – and after staring at a few small scrap pieces of wood on the floor in the garage I thought I might be able to use them to make some of mine.
Here are the materials I started with: a bunch of scrap pieces of wood from the floor of the garage (those are the rectangular shapes) along with some wooden spheres with flat bottoms (those were from JoAnn in the craft wood section for around $5). I grabbed those because they looked like little truffles or bon-bons.
I used craft paint and a small brush to paint them and then brushed on a few thin coats of Safecoat Acrylacq to add a nice glossy finish and more durability (it's non-toxic in case they touch Clara's mouth during fake-eating). It only took one Clara-nap to complete all of the painting, and I did it with my man Teddy right next to me. There was one nursing break in there and a little bit of burping and rocking, but he was pretty chill for the most part. Maybe he'll grow up to be a painter. Or a professional pastry eater.
Here they are all laid out so you can see some of the random patterns and designs I had fun with. They're definitely not hyper-realistic, but they're full of bright pink (Clara always calls the pinkest donut or bonbon in the store) and I added in some stripes, swirls, zigzags, crisscrosses, and "sprinkles" (those were just dots I made with the back of my paintbrush).
I also made the stand using two plates (a big one and one smaller one) along with a small bowl and an ice cream cup holder thing (all plastic, and all from Target).
I turned bowl upside down to make the base, glued that to the larger plate, then glued the ice cream cup on top of the plate in the center, and glued the smaller plate on top of that.
In short: it was a fun little while-the-baby-sleeps project and I'm so glad that big girl of mine loves them. She even got to give them a spin with Nonna thanks to her being in town for her birthday. I cried like a baby when she said "You did such a good job painting them mom… BRAVO!" When are these crazy hormones going to level out?!
Clara's birthday was also full of a bunch of edible treats – like these four pink and purple pancakes that she requested for breakfast. In case you're wondering, she said the purple one tasted the best.
Now I'm off to feed this baby of mine (he's ten pounds already!) and to try to squeeze in some party prep for Clara's bash here this weekend (I have about thirty pounds of laundry to do along with a pretty chaotic house to clean). Oh who am I kidding, I'll probably just end up cuddling the baby.
How To Make A Giant Cork Board For Kid Art
Clara's at an age where she beams with pride whenever we display her art. Nearly every painting, drawing, and stickered or glued creation that comes out of her school bag is met with the question "Can we hang this on my bell-etin board?!" (that's how she says it). So we were excited to hook her up with a giant wall-mounted cork board with a nice framed in look and lots of room for art galore.
The "bell-etin board" that she used to be referring to was this smaller fabric-covered cork board that hung in our office for the last eight months or so (it was originally made by Sherry for our old closet) – but it had been getting pretty crowded. And the patterned fabric mixed with her colorful creations made for sort of a busy look instead of letting Clara's art do all the talking.
Sherry had the idea to turn things up a notch and take that cork board from window-to-window so that we'd have more room to display stuff – and so that it would more clearly define that little section of the room as Clara's (and eventually Teddy's) work space. So we started by hanging a thin wood base for the cork squares to be adhered. Not only would this make the squares hang more securely than individually tacking them up, it would solve a slight problem of the existing board: some of the pushpins poke all the way through the cork and into the wall, which would mean a plethora of wall holes over time from window to window if we skipped the backing.
Now we'll only have a few screws to remove if we ever want to take this down, and a few small holes to fill – as opposed to a swiss-cheese-like wall full of divots.
The wood backing was made of three 2 x 4′ sheets of 5mm underlayment from Home Depot. All of them needed a little trim to fit the 43″ wide gap between the windows. I clamped them together tightly and cut them all with one slice of my circular saw.
Starting from the windowsill, I attached each board with a few 2″ wood screws each, using my stud finder to be sure they were going securely into studs.
We wanted the third board to stop just slightly below the window for a stepped-down inset effect, so Sherry stepped back and eyed things so I could mark where it needed to be cut with a pencil. I also sliced two thin strips of wood to act as a basic molding for the top and the bottom, just to give it a more polished look so the cork didn't just end.
With the boards all cut and attached to the wall, we could start attaching the cork squares. We used this Loctite Spray Adhesive, since the back specifically said it worked for bonding cork to wood. It suggested spraying both surfaces, but since I didn't want to spray indoors – I just spayed the back of the cork outside and Sherry carried each square in and stuck it up. Seems to have worked just fine so far.
Tiling the wall was pretty straightforward (read: it went really fast), especially since we could use full squares for most of it and we were tag teaming things. We did all of those first before doing any partial pieces.
Sherry marked the partial squares with a pen and a ruler and then we just used regular old scissors to cut them. We discovered that making small cuts (rather than using the entire length of the scissor blade) helped keep the cork from cracking, which made for a cleaner edge.
Here's the finished cork board. Ideally the seams would be less visible (we even considered covering it in fabric or painting it a pattern, or just the plain wall color) but ultimately decided that once art went up the lines would be a lot less noticeable. So since we both liked the natural color and texture it added to the room, we opted to leave it as is for now.
Sherry literally sprinted to arrange Clara's current body of work on the board the second we finished hanging it (picture her rubbing her hands together and whispering "faaaavorite part starts… now!" Clara helped with choosing what to put where, and after a few minutes of shuffling things around, we ended up here. The artist herself was also quick to assume the role of producing more stuff to hang, although we've explained that even with a bigger board, we'll still need to switch things out to make room for new stuff. So far she's cool with it. She even seems to like the challenge of choosing what to remove to make room for her newest creation.
As for the rest of her art, we have a box full of other paintings/drawings/crafts that we save, and Sherry has a new app on her phone called Artkive, which she uses to take/store photos of it, with the intention of making a photo book full of her creations someday. We think it'll be really fun to look back on (both for us, and for Clara).
We're really happy with how our new cork board is adding some personality and color to the office, and Clara couldn't be more proud. We've realized it will get in the way of any curtains we might have hung, but we've been thinking about doing some inside-mount roman shades for the room anyway.
Oh and those felt name banners are a little homemade surprise that a sweet reader sent us (thanks so much Jes!) as a welcome/big sister gift for Teddy and Clara. I like that it sets the stage for Clara that she'll eventually be sharing her gallery space. Although I'm sure we'll have a tough time bumping some of her stuff up there. We're especially enamored with Grumpy Snowman.
A clear family favorite is this drawing that came home from school one day last winter, where Clara had drawn a portrait of her soon-to-be-bigger family. She did it shortly after we told her that Sherry was having a boy, so it was a huge relief to see her embracing the idea of having a brother so quickly. Especially since she almost immediately started calling him "my baby."
We're also pretty big fans of this bear-on-a-stick that she made at school. It shows the evolution of her people drawing skills, since they went from just having heads to suddenly having bodies. Although some people still don't get a torso, so this bear was pretty lucky.
You may have also noticed that our repurposed Campbell's soup cans (the limited edition Warhol ones from this old project from two years ago) are still going strong.
The rest of the office still hasn't made much progress, but with Teddy keeping one of us occupied pretty much at all times, there isn't really a rush on getting the double-desk thing going just yet. For now, Clara will just have to be our most productive office-mate.


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President Obama thinks this cushy setup isn't enough; he wants federal bureaucrats to get even more money. On Wednesday, the House put the kibosh on that.
By a 309-117 vote, lawmakers approved legislation that would freeze federal salaries through December 2013. Republican leaders brought up the bill as a political gambit tying an executive-branch pay freeze with a measure blocking a pay increase for Congress.
Though House Democrats want to back their president's call for increasing government salaries by a half of a percent, they didn't want to take the risk of voting themselves a raise at the same time. Election-year pressure proved too hot for the minority's rank and file. Seventy-two Democrats bucked their leadership, giving the bill the two-thirds majority needed for passage.
GOP leaders in the lower chamber said that extending the freeze for one more year would save $26 billion in hard-earned taxpayer dollars. A federal pay freeze passed the House in December to help pay for extending unemployment insurance and the payroll tax cut for another year, but that bill was blocked by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, leaving the House and Senate to pass a two-month extension. The package for the remainder of the fiscal year is being negotiated in a conference committee.
Senate Republicans are pushing the case even further. On Thursday, a group of them introduced legislation offering alternative offsets that would avoid the mandatory $1.2 trillion sequestration to hit at the end of the year, disproportionately affecting national defense. Republican Sens. Jon Kyl and John McCain of Arizona, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, John Cornyn of Texas, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Marco Rubio of Florida are sponsoring an extension of the current federal-employee pay freeze through June 2014.
They also would cut spending by shrinking the federal workforce by 5 percent through attrition. That is, for every three bureaucrats who die or retire, just two new employees could be hired to replace them. Mr. Obama wants to go in the other direction. He already has added 140,000 to Uncle Sam's payroll since taking office.
America can't afford this anymore. In a report this week, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) concluded that the Cadillac health care plans, matching retirement savings and plush pensions lavished on feds cost the public 48 percent more than private-sector employers spend. Even removing the pricey benefits from the equation, the overpaid bureaucrats still make 9 percent more than private-sector workers.
The CBO also forecast this week that unemployment is going to rise to 9.2 percent next year. There's no reason for Mr. Obama to be handing out higher paychecks. Instead, it's time for Washington to send unnecessary employees packing and cut pay and benefits across the board for everyone who is left. It's only fair, as Mr. Obama might say.
Emily Miller is a senior editor for the Opinion pages at The Washington Times.
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Cellar 503 curates wines for Oregon-obsessed fans
Explore Great Northwest Wine (Mar 12 2015) Wine Marketing
A hobby that turned into an obsession ultimately led an entrepreneur to get into the growing Oregon wine scene by launching a wine club called Cellar 503.
Carrie Wynkoop, who grew up in the Pacific Northwest, started Cellar 503 in November and has quickly found a willing and growing audience for the wines she selects from across Oregon.
We recently chatted with Wynkoop for the Great Northwest Winecast. Here's the interview:
Launching Cellar 503
It might seem that Wynkoop would be a natural to get into the wine industry. Her last name, pronounced "WINE-coop," is a Dutch word for ...(Read Full Article)
New Oregon wine club 'not for wine snobs'
Explore Pamplin Media Group (Feb 12 2015) Wine Marketing
Carrie Wynkoop knows about a former firefighter in Medford who decided to become a winemaker.
In a part of town that actually is the "middle of nowhere," she says, he planted his own grapes, built his own winery, makes his own wine and sells it in his tasting room and at one local restaurant.
The winery — LaBrasseur Vineyard in Eagle Point —produces a rosé pinot noir that's unusual for its region and "just delicious," Wynkoop says.
Which to her, makes it a perfect wine to feature in her new curated Oregon-only wine club, Cellar 503.
"There's great wine ...(Read Full Article)
Wine growlers still a go
Explore bendbulletin.com (Feb 10 2015) Wine Marketing
Last year, the federal Alcohol, Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau backed off a proposal that would have required retailers selling wine in growlers to follow regulations that applied to vintners putting wine in sealed bottles.
Almost a year later, the agency has not published new rules for wine growlers that could apply in places like Oregon, where they are legal.
Agency spokesman Tom Hogue said Monday the agency was still proceeding with rulemaking for growlers but could not provide a time frame for when its proposed rules would be published.
Once the proposed rules are announced, the public will have ...(Read Full Article)
The Best Wines from The Rocks AVA
Explore Seattle Magazine (Jan 27 2015) Wine Marketing
"Rocks! Rocks!" declares the December 1906 issue of Up-To-The-Times, Walla Walla's magazine of record until 1930. "The best and largest strawberries grow in among these rocks, and such berries, too, as can't be raised in the East. The fruit trees are growing here in abundance. The luscious clusters of grapes are still on the vine, unhurt, as yet, by frost, and this is October."(Read Full Article)
As long as farmers have worked the earth in the Walla Walla Valley, they've known of The Rocks, a special patch of soil outside the town of Milton-Freewater, just over the Washington border ...
Getting Schooled
Explore Oregon Wine Press (Sep 30 2014) Wine Marketing
Why would 25 sommeliers, wine buyers and writers board a yellow school bus — without air conditioning — on one of the hottest days of summer? They were eager students ready for an "old school" field trip through the Eola-Amity Hills AVA (American Viticultural Area).
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Virtual Tour Launches
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Wineries360.com — an interactive, virtual media directory and map system created by Portland-based software company and virtual media innovator Visiting Media — is in the final stages of developing an Oregon project in partnership with Oregon Wine Press (OWP).(Read Full Article)
Wine on Deck
Explore Oregon Wine Press (Aug 27 2014) Wine Marketing
Portland artist Aaron Voronoff Trotter, creator of Illustrated Playing Cards, has completed his latest series featuring drawings of scenic wineries and tasting rooms from the northern Willamette Valley and Hood River.
Each card represents a visit to a specific winery, sketched on location and later embellished with watercolor pencil and ink. To achieve the rich wine-soaked color of the box, he submerged the prototype in Oregon Pinot Noir.(Read Full Article)
Virtual Tour Launches
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Wineries360.com — an interactive, virtual media directory and map system created by Portland-based software company and virtual media innovator Visiting Media — is in the final stages of developing an Oregon project in partnership with Oregon Wine Press (OWP).(Read Full Article)
Oregon wines fly free on Alaska during May
Explore Wine Press Northwest (Apr 21 2014) Wine Marketing
In honor of Oregon Wine Month, the Oregon Wine Board, Travel Oregon and Alaska Airlines have partnered to bring back the Oregon Wines Fly Free program. Beginning May 1, visitors traveling from Oregon on an Alaska Airlines flight can check a case of Oregon wine for free. Oregon is the first state to partner with the airline on a statewide wines fly free program. More than 250 Oregon wineries joined the program in 2013. Oregon Wines Fly Free has been extended to a year-round program after beginning as a two month test last fall. The pilot program was so popular ...(Read Full Article)
West Coast Wineries Take on Europe: Three states combine efforts to promote wines in UK, Denmark, Sweden and Germany
Explore Wines & Vines (Mar 31 2014) Wine Marketing
A two-year-old bid to build markets in Europe took another step forward this week as wineries from Washington state, Oregon and California banded together in advance of ProWein, being held March 23-25 in Germany.
Upwards of 100 wine brands from the three states called on London before making what Alex Sokol Blosser of Oregon's Sokol Blosser Winery called a "lap across Lapland," with stops in Copenhagen as well as the Swedish cities of Stockholm and Gothenburg.
"All was wonderful and great for all our wine regions and great for business," Sokol Blosser told Wines & Vines from his hotel room ...(Read Full Article)
Explore wine regions at website
Explore Statesman Journal (Mar 30 2014) Wine Marketing
The Oregon Wine Board's revamped website at oregonwine.org makes it easier for users to explore other viticultural areas in Oregon and learn more about the predominant varieties of wine made in those regions. It offers a description of the locations ...(Read Full Article)
Great Marketing: AVA Trading Cards
Explore Essential Northwest Wines (Mar 20 2014) Wine Marketing
Great wine is about people as much as it is about place. The people that make up a place—an American Viticultural Area (AVA), or what can loosely be thought of as an American Appellation—the people that make up an AVA are as integral to its character as the soils and climate.
Oregon's Chehalem Mountains AVA knows this well, and is as interested in promoting the character of its wine people as it is the character of its wines. So to get their people message across, the folks at the Chehalem Mountains Winegrowershave come up with a ...(Read Full Article)
Winery group creates Oregon winemaker trading cards
Explore Great Northwest Wine (Mar 17 2014) Wine Marketing
Any wine lover who collected baseball cards as a kid can appreciate the latest promotion launched by Oregon's Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers Association — winemaker trading cards.
Don't go running into the nearest Plaid Pantry, though. Rather, winesters must visit a participating tasting room in the Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers Association and ask for its Oregon winemaker trading card.
"People are realizing that there is an entire wine region in the mountains of the North Willamette Valley," Annedria Beckham, executive director of the Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers and founder of Beckham Estate in Sherwood, said in a news release. "We successfully grow ...(Read Full Article)
Travel Channel International Premieres Episodes Featuring Oregon Wine Adventures
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An international audience in 130 countries got a taste of Oregon last week when the Travel Channel International (TCI) premiered "Jeni and Olly's West Coast Wine Adventure." The four-part television series will showcase Portland, the Willamette Valley and Southern Oregon over two episodes. The series, broadcast in 22 languages, will show inEurope, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia Pacific region over a two-year period and was the No. 2 most-viewed program the night it premiered on TCI in the U.K. market.
The series encourages viewers to experience the exceptional cuisine of the American West Coast: world-class ...(Read Full Article)
Umpqua Valley wine group refreshes brand, website for 30th anniversary
Explore Great Northwest Wine (Feb 27 2014) Wine Marketing
The Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Association used the 30th anniversary of the federal government's establishment of the Umpqua Valley American Viticultural Area as inspiration to create a new logo and redesign its website.
"Our new branding and website celebrate our rich array of wine varieties and family growers and wineries," Terry Brandborg, President of the Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Association said in a news release. "Here in the Umpqua, we invite you to delight and discover in all that we have to offer, including a diverse selection of over 40 wine varieties, warm, personalized tasting experiences at our 22 member wineries ...(Read Full Article)
Oregon winemakers debut new iPad app
Explore kgw.com (Feb 26 2014) Wine Marketing
"It puts our story in an interactive, portable mobile format that makes it incredibility easy for them to build the platform that they can tell the story of their own wineries on," said Charles Humble, Director of Communications for the Oregon Wine ...(Read Full Article)
Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Association Celebrates 30-year AVA History with New Branding and Website
Explore Wine Business (Feb 21 2014) Wine Marketing
The Umpqua Valley Winegrowers Association (UVWA) announces its new brand logo and website, plus a series of milestones. This year commemorates the 30th anniversary of the approval of the Umpqua Valley AVA in 1984 and over 50 years of commercial grape growing in the area. It also marks the region's 44th annual Greatest of the Grape event, being held on Saturday, March 1 at the Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville, Oregon. To celebrate these milestones, the UVWA is awarding two complimentary Greatest of the Grape event tickets to its Facebook fans. To be entered into the February 25 ...(Read Full Article)
Have a Valentine's scavenger hunt with Chehalem winegrowers: Wine Pick
Explore oregonlive.com (Feb 11 2014) Wine Marketing
I'm not typically one to fall for a marketing ploy, but I must admit that I'm getting a kick out of these winery trading cards published by the Chehalem Mountains Winegrowers Association. Each card features a photo — some funny, some serious — of a Chehalem Mountains or Ribbon Ridge vintner on the front and information on acreage, soil type and more on the back. If you're looking for a Valentine weekend action plan, visit as many of the wineries as you can and start collecting cards (you'll have to ask for them — this game is only for ...(Read Full Article)
Oregon Wineries Embrace Branded Bottles: Logo from Yamhill Carlton regional association included in mold of Pinot Noir bottles
Explore Wines & Vines (Dec 2 2013) Wine Marketing
A long-term vision to bring appellation-specific bottles to Oregon has been fulfilled in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA with the purchase of 7,500 cases of Pinot Noir bottles.
The bottles, manufactured at the Verallia plant in Seattle, Wash., are embossed with the name and logo of the Yamhill-Carlton Winegrowers Association, which represents growers in the Yamhill-Carlton AVA. Approximately 40 wineries could potentially use the bottles.
The idea of branded bottles for Pinot Noir from the appellation was part of the vision for a new logo the winegrowers association developed in 2006. "We specifically designed it so it could be applied to ...(Read Full Article)
When It's Wine, It Pours
Explore Oregon Wine Press (Dec 1 2013) Wine Marketing
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Oregon wines make long trip to Asia
Explore Portland Tribune & Community Newspapers (Nov 27 2013) Wine Marketing
International trade — Representatives from local wineries take part in an exploration trip to test the South Korea and China markets.
Oregon wine may be expanding to South Korea and China after 20 local wineries returned from a four-day tasting in South Korea and China.
The first tasting took place in Seoul Nov. 11. Dewey Weddington, director of marketing and education for the Oregon Wine Board, said although it is too soon to measure success in wine sales, based on attendance and feedback, the event went well.
"The wine trade in Seoul is fairly sophisticated and showed keen interest in learning ...(Read Full Article)
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Vision is a key foundation on which church plans and activities must be built. Developing a Vision for Ministry in the 21st Century has been recognized as a groundbreaking resource. It was give a Christianity Today "Your Church" Recommended Resource award and has received favorable reviews. Now revised and updated, this second edition includes sample vision statements and new graphics and visuals. It also shows how vision relates to a ministry's mission, core values, and strategy. Includes practical guidelines for turning up the energy level of visionary goal setting, worksheets and end-of-chapter questions that clarify principles for those who want to become purposeful strategists.
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David R. Bess5 Stars Out Of 5February 22, 2004David R. BessLike most ministers, I have read several books on vision. Some titles were very inspiring, other titles were very confusing. The vast majority however, were not very enlightening. This book by Malphurs moves beyond establishing the need for vision and helps the reader grasp, communicate, and implement a vision.Malphurs follows an easy-to-understand process beginning with the definition of a ministry vision and ending with the preservation of that vision. I recommend this book highly to all ministry professionals, especially pastors.
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Conditions are perfect for going ice skating or playing hockey outdoors at the newly-remodeled Eclipse Lagoon in Sinnissippi Gardens on the campus of Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens, 1354 N. Second St., Rockford.
The community is welcome to enjoy open ice skating or open hockey at Eclipse Lagoon daily from 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., weather permitting and when conditions are safe.
The ice needs to be at least 4 to 5 inches thick for the Eclipse Lagoon to open.
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• Hockey is available at the north end of the lagoon only. Goals are provided and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Heated restrooms are available at the outdoor pavilion.
• Bring your own skates; no rentals on site.
• Ice skating and hockey at the lagoon is free.
• Feb. 5, 2009, is the last time anyone went ice skating or played hockey at the lagoon
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From the Jan. 9-15, 2013, issue


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Did you know you can travel between London and Edinburgh by train in just four hours?
On paper it might seem that flying is faster, but smart travellers know better. Not only do you travel in more comfort, with room to work or stretch your legs, there's also no hidden extra journey time to reach the city centre - step off the train and you're already there. If you're staying at one of our central London or Edinburgh hotels, that's got to be a good thing.
To celebrate the comfort and convenience of rail travel, we've teamed up with East Coast to secure a great discount for Apex Hotels' customers.
For the month of March East Coast are offering Apex customers a special welcome with a fantastic 10% discount on Standard and First Class Advance fares for travel along the East Coast route. East Coast trains can take you direct, from city centre to city centre to these and many other great cities; Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, York and London. So get booking now! And remember not only can you enjoy a discount on rail travel for being a valued Apex customer, you can also earn East Coast reward points every time you book on eastcoast.co.uk. These points can then be exchanged for a range of exciting products such as Penguin Books, Naked Wines and rail tickets. This offer is only available at eastcoast.co.uk and through this special promotional link.
Our guide to what's on in Edinburgh this Easter. Find out about local events and free activities for kids around the city.
Each of our eight hotels now stocks a selection of bottled and draft beers from the Harviestoun selection. Apex International Hotel has also incorporated the beer flavours into some of the new menu dishes.
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Established by Aaron Richmond in 1938, the Series has evolved into New England's major presenting organization with over 100 performance and outreach activities annually.
Orion Magazine is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. To celebrate that milestone, the magazine invited thirty writers from different backgrounds to write about what people are going to need to do and think to create positive change in the next thirty years. The results are published in a new book, an Orion Reader titled THIRTY-YEAR PLAN: THIRTY WRITERS ON WHAT WE NEED TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE. Tonight on Inquiry we talk with the Editor of Orion Magazine and the Editor of this fascinating compendium, JENNIFER SAHN. This amazing project includes pieces by Diane Ackerman, Pete Seeger, Richard Louv , Marc Bekoff, Yvon Chouinard, Ginger Strand and many more. The topics vary greatly, from the future of farming to new ways of thinking about the economy, food, nature and ourselves. To learn more about the book THIRTY YEAR PLAN, which is being used in a number of classrooms, and to read excerpts, go to: http://www.orionmagazine.org/index.php/mag/6931
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