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I've posted this on the hellebore forum, but it is very quiet over there. So I'm trying with my fellow RM gardeners.
I bought a "Jacob" hellebore at King Sooper yesterday for a very good bargain price. It is in really good shape, green and blooming. I'd like to plant it in my garden, but I'm guessing it hasn't been out in the CO cold. I have it in my unheated garage now.
What is your advice about getting it out in the ground ASAP?
Hi Smdmt,
I'm assuming you got this in the floral department and it was grown as a house plant? I've never gotten around to growing Hellebores yet, so I don't really now what I'm talking about here, but for anything that's been greenhouse grown for "houseplant" use, I wouldn't try planting it outside until it warms up some in spring. I doubt that you'd be able to sufficiently harden it off to take our wildly varying temps in winter, and since it wouldn't be at all rooted-in or established, I'd be really surprised if it survived if planted out now.
My recommendation would be to grow it as a houseplant for now (in bright indirect light) and then gradually harden it off as the weather starts to warm and plant it out when it will have the whole summer to get established and then be "ready" when it gets cold out again next winter. I think you'll have a much better chance of success doing it that way.
If somebody on the Hellebore Forum contradicts everything I just said, pretend I didn't say it!!!
I googled to see what I could find about planting/growing since I don't know much about them, and didn't find much, but this page will give you some basic light, water, and soil info.
I think they're beautiful, especially the white and black/purple ones, and I hope to have some in my yard some day.
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|October 1 2009, 07:50 PM
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What constitutes distracted driving to you?
For me, anything that takes my eyes off the road or my hand(s) off the wheel for longer than it would take, say to push a button on the dashboard qualifies. Also anything that's likely to cause my attention to wander such as a DVD or game player in my field of vision, even peripherally.
Which for me means that I can talk to other people as long as they're in the car or I'm using a hands-free device and that's about it. I don't look for things in my purse or glove compartment, don't read, don't text, don't do anything that might take my attention off the road.
I will eat the fries out of my fast-food meal but that's about the worst. No sandwiches or anything that might obstruct my vision.
What about you?
ETA: Looks like there's action on a federal level to legislate what should be common sense: http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/10/...nce/index.html
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|October 1 2009, 08:00 PM
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Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
My mom and sister are awful about this though. My mom will take both hands off the wheel and drive with her knees, which I couldn't do even if I wanted to because I am much more petite. They will eat whatever they want, they fumble around for CDs and candy, and my sister is always texting when she drives. That is soooo wrong to me. So freakin dangerous, I hate being in a car with her and avoid it.
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|October 1 2009, 08:03 PM
Location: Twin Cities
Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
My wife eats the fries from the bag on her way home from McDonld's and the like... and then there are NO MORE FRIES!
Would you like some fries with your meal? YES! But if my wife runs out to get the food, they aren't going to make it home.
... and yeah, the other stuff too.
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|October 1 2009, 11:26 PM
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Location: Kansas City
Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
Now, there's levels and degrees of distracted driving, I wouldn't say someone talking with another passenger is as distracted as someone someone talking on the phone (even a hands-free device) as phone conversations are different than in-car ones.
Someone drinking a soda from a straw isn't as distracted as someone drinking from a coffee cup (as it requires one to block/remove their vision fromt he road to tip the cup back.)
There's degrees and differences and levels of distracted driving. Hell, it can even depend on the car you have. I'm less distracted changing the radio station or the climate controls of my car than someone who has a BMW with one of those iDrive/touch screen displays to change radio stations and climate controls in the car.
The thing is how long and how much you are distracted. Which is why someone who's talking on the phone boils my blood more than someone taking a drink of soda or eating a hamburger.
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|October 1 2009, 11:33 PM
Location: Ontario, Canada
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|October 1 2009, 11:40 PM
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|October 1 2009, 11:53 PM
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Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
When talking to friends on the car it's easy to just trail out of the conversation if the road conditions necessitate more attention. Talking on the phone, even hands-free, this isn't as possible.
Talking on the phone distracts you for a prolonged time. Eating a hamburger, you take a bit then you sit it back down on the passenger seat. It distracts you for a moment.
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|October 2 2009, 01:22 AM
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Location: Ireland
Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
Once, when I was still new to driving, I tried to roll down a window (it was a cheap car so no electric windows) while driving on a dual-carriageway to let a bluebottle out, and when I looked back to the road I was halfway into the other lane. Thank Jebus I wasn't on a normal road with oncoming traffic.
The other day I stopped to get petrol, and when I got back into the car I must have sat oddly because the combination of loose underwear and tight trousers really started to chafe. It was very distracting but I didn't want anyone to see me pulling in to mess around with my trousers, so I waited until I found a place to pull in out in the middle of nowhere. It made for a very uncomfortable 15 minutes.
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|October 2 2009, 01:26 AM
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|October 2 2009, 02:35 AM
Location: Ontario, Canada
Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
When I'm driving and talking on the phone, I trail off all the time when the road conditions demand more attention. People say "...hello? HELLO?" but I don't care, because I know what's more important. Often I'll say "hang on a sec" and put the phone down as I'm doing a turn, or something. My attention is always more on the road than on the phone.
All this talk of a phone conversation automatically putting you into a trance you can't break out of and sucking you into a non-observational void is really talking about fucking idiots.
And as per usual, smart people suffer to make rules to control the morons.
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|October 2 2009, 02:50 AM
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|October 2 2009, 02:53 AM
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|October 2 2009, 03:01 AM
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Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
Basically, I define it as anything that will result in your eyes leaving the road for more than the amount of time it takes to change the settings on the ac or the radio.
Within reason (as in whenever there's not any real traffic around), I have been known to look at my directions or GPS, check the address, use the speed dial or last number recall on my phone, or eat something handheld for breakfast while I drive. I'm also known to steer with my knees for a few moments on long trips when my hands start to fall asleep.
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|October 2 2009, 02:51 PM
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|October 2 2009, 03:19 PM
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Re: What constitutes distracted driving to you?
Be that as it may, I think we have to acknowledge that we're simply never going to get a law that will do away with all distractions from driving -- nor, perhaps should we -- but we can certainly look at the more dangerous ones. I agree that eating and drinking while driving can be very dangerous, but I'm more concerned with things that require a longer and/or sustained attention to something other than driving and/or require a drivers eyes to be off the road, such as dialing a phone, texting, typing on a computer, shaving, putting on makeup, reading (newspaper, book, spreadsheet, etc.), all of which I see on my daily commute and often all in a single trip. And combinations of any of the above are the worst. I used to see this one particular woman frequently who would be flying along in the fast lane, cradling her cell phone between her ear and shoulder, smoking a cigarette, drinking coffee and usually doing her makeup all at the same time. I can only assume she was driving with her knees.
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Apple feels pressure from Google Chromecast, refurb Apple TV now $75
As I predicted, set-top box manufacturers are scared of Google's new Chromecast HDMI media streaming dongle, and rightfully so. The little device costs just one-third of what comparable devices cost from other major brands. With companies like Netflix, Vimeo, Spotify, HBO, and PLEX either supporting Chromecast or planning support, the $35 dongle looks more appealing than anything else.
Today, Apple has dropped the price on its refurbished Apple TV box from about $85 to just $75. Is this because of Google's success with the $35 Chromecast? That could be it, but Apple does have a history of reevaluating their refurbished prices and dropping them if the market is slow, so it really could be either of the reasons. A brand new Apple TV unit retails for about $99 new, so there is little value in choosing the refurb over the new, but my bet is to go with the $35 Chromecast.
X-Men: Days of Future Past viral trailer goes live, Sentinels appear
The first two Bryan Singer-directed X-Men films unleashed comic book movies into the multi-hundred-million dollar budgets of Hollywood's minds, and has kickstarted the billion-dollar comic book movies, such as The Dark Knight.
But, Singer is back with X-Men: Days of Future Past after passing on X-Men: The Last Stand for Superman Returns. X-Men: Days of Future Past will see both the worlds of X-Men and X-Men: First Class joined together, and is centered around a dystopian future where mutants are held prisoner in internment camps, before Kitty Pryde has her mind transferred into her younger body to help the X-Men of the past to step in a moment in history to stop the future from happening.
The above viral trailer is a fake ad for Trask Industries, which is a company run by military scientists and once-Presidential advisor, Bolivar Trask. Trask is responsible for creating the Sentinels, who are robots programmed to locate and terminate mutants.
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Intel axes facial recognition from upcoming set-top box
A lot of discussions were sparked when Intel first announced that its upcoming set-top box would feature facial recognition technology. The company came under fire from privacy rights advocates, as well as those who fear that this would lead to a subscription-based model where each individual in the home would have to purchase a subscription just to watch content from the device.
This morning, a new report is suggesting that Intel has decided to drop this feature entirely and that the set-top box would be shipped without the imaging camera. Intel Media's Eric Huggers says that the decision to drop the facial recognition features is due to the camera's performance in low light situations, as well as the numerous privacy concerns voiced by prospective customers. The moral of the story here is that some companies will listen if enough of their customer base speaks out.
Vimeo, Redbox Instant, and Plex announce plans to support Chromecast
Google's Chromecast is making huge waves in the home theater market, and with the device completely selling out everywhere in less than 1 week, other companies are taking notice in a big way. This morning, we are hearing world that three of the biggest names in video streaming are voicing their interest in the device.
On Monday, GigaOM reported that Vimeo, the HD video streaming giant, has tossed its hat into the ring with the company's VP of mobile, Nick Alt, confirming interest in Chromcast. "We're excited about the emerging opportunities bridging mobile to Connected TV and we look forward to offering Chromecast support in our products." he said. Additionally, Redbox Instant says that they would love to bring their service to Chromecast. My favorite media server / media client Plex has also voiced its intentions to develop an app for the device.
Google has said that Pandora, AOL, and The Washington Post are all working on dedicated apps for Chromecast and that HBO is also looking into bringing its HBO Go service onto the device. Currently, Google's Chromecast streams content from Netflix, YouTube, Google Play, and Webpages, but if today's news is any indication, things are about to explode for Chromecast!
Dell enters beta testing of new thumb drive sized Android PC
A recent report by PC World is suggesting that Dell has recently started beta testing thumb drive sized Android mini PCs that could give Google's recent Chromecast a run for its money. Dubbed project Ophelia, the device is said to be similarly sized to the Chromecast but would feature much more functionality as it will run a full version of Android instead of a slimmed down version of Chrome OS like the Chromecast does.
Project Ophelia features the same style direct HDMI connectivity that Chromecast does and is said to feature a full version of the Google Play Store that would allow users to download the full complement of apps, games, movies, and books that other Android devices use. It will feature both Bluetooth 4.0 and and Wi-Fi, so wireless keyboards, mice, and the various Android-to-Android Wi-Fi-based remote apps that are growing so popular should work well.
Sources say that project Ophelia should retail for around $100, but for now, only beta testers are getting there hands on Ophelia, and we don't expect a release until sometime during the next fiscal quarter which could be as late as October. While the $100 price tag is a bit on the high-end in my opinion, this little device could spell big trouble for companies like Pivos, producer of the Xios DS Android-based set-top box that is one of the leading sellers for Android HTPCs.
Arrested Development creator says it is 'definitely' coming back
Not even a week ago we reported that Netflix secured themselves an addition 630,000 more subscribers thanks to the fourth season of Arrested Development , but now we have series creator Mitch Hurwitz saying that it is "definitely" coming back.
We've been hearing whispers of a fifth season, but when the series' creator comes out and talks about it, it gives us more confidence. It looks like they're ready to either pull the trigger on an Arrested Development movie, or a fifth series of the cult show. The news comes from a Q&A at the Just for Laughs comedy conference in Montreal last week.
Netflix chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, asked the question himself: "are we going to do more" to which Hurwitz replied with "definitely". Hurwitz talked about multiple possibilities, with the movie being first, and then a fifth season. Maybe we might end up with a three-part episode before the fifth season begins. Hurwitz asked Sarandos: "are you game for that" with Sarandos replying with "absolutely, in any form".
It looks like the future of Arrested Development isn't looking so blue after all...
Google's Chromecast sells out online in under 36 hours
When Google first announced Chromecast, I instantly knew it was going to be big. The $35 media streaming dongle has become an instant hit among technophiles everywhere in the US. When originally launched, Google offered the device for $35 and included three months of Netflix for free, which essentially made the device cost a total of $11 if you are already a Netflix subscriber.
Today, we found out that device has sold out on every online outlet it was being offered at. In just 36 hours, so many units were sold on the Google Play Store that shipping times were eventually listed as 6 to 8 weeks. Amazon and Best Buy's online store have both sold out, but Best Buy says that they still have some units available in-store.
I placed my order for the Chromecast just an hour or so after it was announced and selected two-day shipping, but Google has still not sent any shipping info to me, so tonight I'm going to head to my local Best Buy and see if they have any units in stock so I can bring all of you readers a wonderful review the first of next week.
Google to add Google TV to Chromecast, says employee
Chromecast may just be the kick in the pants that Google TV needs. According to one employee, Google will be providing Google TV support for Chromecast. With all the talk of a new Google TV set-top box being readied for launch, this could mean that you would be able to plug your Chromecast into this new box, or it could mean that Google is bringing a Google TV app to Chromecast.
Warren Rehman, an employee of Google said that "Google TV isn't dead" and went on to confirm that Google will be integrating Chromecast into Google TV in some form. Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that earlier this year at CES, they got a closed doors, private demo of Google's upcoming set-top box. The new Google TV box is said to feature a built-in camera, motion sensor, and have support for Google Hangouts.
The UK's Sky TV releases $9.99 rebranded Roku 2 XS as new set-top box
This seems to be the week for cheap home theater streaming devices. Two days ago, Google launched its Chromecast in the US and today, the UK's Sky TV has announced their own low-cost set-top box. Dubbed the NOW TV, the set-top box is essentially a rebranded Roku 2 XS with modified software that allows it to stream content from Sky's IPTV platform.
The device also features built-in apps for iPlayer, Demand Five, Spotify, Facebook, and several other Sky channels. From what we can tell, users are not able to add any additional apps, and there is no app store in which you can buy new apps. For some, this may not be that big of a deal as the low cost of entry--about 10 euros--offsets the lack of features and apps.
What if Superman punched you? Other than it destroying you, you'd be surprised at the science behind it
There has been a lot of discussion about the destruction of Metropolis in Zack Snyder's reboot of Superman, Man of Steel. Sure, there's insane amounts of destruction, but when two God-like (fictional) beings fight each other in an otherwise realistic portrayal of a city, what do you think would happen? Other than it causing an estimated $700 billion worth of damage, it would be an intense few nanoseconds.
The video above goes into the science of what would happen if Superman punched you, and has so many numbers and facts that it'll make you laugh out loud at how ridiculous it would be if Superman really did punch someone in real life. The punch itself would be so quick, you wouldn't even see it for one. Secondly, it would have so much force it would create a 1km deep crater in the ground.
It would take just a few nanoseconds for it to happen, before a blast radius of several kilometers engulfed into fury and flames. So, what we see in Man of Steel is more 'realistic', but it could've been so much worse. I loved the destruction in Man of Steel, and thought it was one of the more realistic superhero movies to depict God-like beings fighting in a city.


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On Monday, a team of seven astronauts is scheduled to head into space on a long overdue — and dangerous mission — to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. The Hubble has vastly expanded what we know about the universe, but its batteries, main camera and gyroscopes — devices which accurately point the telescope — all need fixing. If anything goes wrong on this mission, the crew won't be anywhere near the space station where they could be rescued. For a year ABC News has been given unprecedented, behind-the-scenes access to the crew's training. At our request, spacewalker Mike Massimino blogged about the training for the mission last January. "For me, the most challenging time during that spacewalk will be when I go inside the telescope to connect the gyros to the telescope," he blogged. "To do this, I worm my way inside very carefully, and then Bueno holds me in position while I do my work as there is no way for me to control and monitor my position in such a confined area without his help. Hopefully he will not twitch or sneeze or burp or do anything that would cause him to even jiggle me because I am very close to some delicate stuff…" Click here to read the his full blog. Massimino opened up on Twitter today about the final preparations: "Putting notes in my flight notebook, making phone calls, and trying my best to relax, adrenaline is starting to flow." We'll follow the astronauts' mission from space and bring you their blog entries.
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Ranocchia fears Euro 2012 snub
Andrea Ranocchia has conceded that Claudio Ranieri's spell in charge at Inter may have cost him his place at Euro 2012.
Zambrotta waiting for Milan decision
Gianluca Zambrotta has no idea whether he will be offered a new contract by Milan at the end of the season.
Robben won't be joining Juve
Bayern Munich have cooled rumours that Juventus target Arjen Robben could leave the Bundesliga giants in the summer.
Flamini will leave Milan
Mathieu Flamini is being paired with former club Marseille as a summer move away from Milan looks almost certain.
Villas Boas set for Roma switch?
Reports from Portugal are suggesting that Andre Villas Boas will replace Luis Enrique at Roma over the summer.
Chivu has offers on the table
Cristian Chivu is deciding whether to extend his Inter deal or respond to interest from France, Germany and Spain.
Paloschi puts future on hold
Alberto Paloschi says he doesn't yet know whether he will return to Milan once his Chievo loan ends.
Vucinic on Lecce reunion
Mirko Vucinic will take on his past this evening when Juventus entertain former club Lecce in Serie A.
Cavani demands compact Napoli
Edinson Cavani has urged his Napoli side to remain united in order to keep their Champions League dream alive.
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Serie B: Torino and Verona win
Torino and Verona earned important away victories to keep up the promotion pace at the top of the table.
Mazzarri: 'I dropped Lavezzi'
Walter Mazzarri keeps his eye on Napoli's Champions League prize and tells Ezequiel Lavezzi he must "accept Goran Pandev is in better shape."
Mutti blasts 'absurd' penalty
Bortolo Mutti was absolutely furious at the "absurd penalty" awarded to Napoli. "I demand respect for Palermo."
Napoli push past Palermo
Napoli continued their positive streak by making short work of Palermo thanks to Marek Hamsik's strike and a controversial Edinson Cavani penalty.
Di Carlo likes Chievo approach
Domenico Di Carlo hailed Chievo's spirit for "playing our game wherever we went" to secure safety after holding Roma to a draw today.
Roma: Enrique 'thinks he's a problem'
Roma director Walter Sabatini concedes "we don't want a future without Luis Enrique, but he perhaps considers himself to be a problem."
Enrique 'must accept criticism'
Luis Enrique complained of playing "water polo" on a flooded pitch, but admits he "must accept criticism when results don't arrive" for Roma.
Guidolin has Di Natale doubts
Udinese boss Francesco Guidolin expects Cesena to put up a fight tomorrow and reveals Antonio Di Natale's participation is in the balance.
Roma held in waterlogged Verona
Roma were fortunate to scrape a point on the waterlogged Verona pitch, as Chievo had the best chances in their goalless draw.
Line-ups: Napoli-Palermo
Goran Pandev partners Edinson Cavani as Napoli welcome Palermo in their bid to hold on to third place.
Cosmi wins Juventus appeal
Serse Cosmi has won his appeal against a touchline ban, so he will be on the bench for tomorrow evening's Juventus-Lecce match.
Robinho back for Milan
Robinho is back in the Milan squad for tomorrow night's game with Atalanta, but Clarence Seedorf has again been dropped.
Spalletti: 'Too much pressure' in Italy
Luciano Spalletti has won his second consecutive Russian League title with Zenit, but laughs off a return to Serie A. "There is too much pressure."
Serie B: Pescara tennis score
Zdenek Zeman's Pescara knocked six past Vicenza and are top awaiting Torino's game, while Sassuolo conquered nine-man Padova.
Inter celebrate 'friend' Hodgson
President Massimo Moratti hailed new England manager Roy Hodgson, as his two spells at the club forged "a rapport of true friendship."
Reja: 'Lazio right to protest'
Edy Reja says Lazio are "not dead yet" in the race for third, but insists they were right to protest Udinese's goal. "Everyone saw what happened."
Line-ups: Chievo-Roma
Fabio Borini, Bojan Krkic and Francesco Totti face Sergio Pellissier and Alberto Paloschi in today's Chievo-Roma Serie A opener.
Pinilla won't return to Palermo
Maurizio Zamparini has admitted that even if Cagliari do not take up their option on Mauricio Pinilla, the striker won't be returning to play for Palermo again.
Sannino wants result at Lazio
Giuseppe Sannino is targeting at least a point away to Lazio in midweek so as to make certain of Siena's stay in Serie A for another year.
Cosmi anticipates tough Juve
Serse Cosmi still believes Lecce have what it takes to avoid relegation from Serie A, even if he admits that Wednesday's trip to Juventus will be difficult.
Giovinco rumours tire agent
Sebastian Giovinco's agent has refused to comment on the latest rumours surrounding his client, claiming it is now a daily task.
Hodgson handed England job
Former Inter and Udinese Coach Roy Hodgson has succeeded Fabio Capello as Head Coach of the England national team.
Donadoni eyeing Europe too
Roberto Donadoni has backed up his President's assertion that Parma could qualify for Europe this season, such has been their form.
Benassi: Lecce up to Juve task
Juventus could win the Scudetto in midweek if results fall their way, but Wednesday opponents Lecce are determined not to roll over.
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The Tablas Creek Vineyard Côtes de Tablas is a blend of four estate-grown Rhône varietals: Grenache Syrah, Mourvèdre and Counoise. Like most wines of the Southern Rhône, it is a blend of varietals, featuring the fruitiness of Grenache balanced by the meatiness of Mourvèdre and the spice and structure of Syrah. The 2003 Côtes de Tablas is Tablas Creek's fourth release of its Côtes de Tablas red blend, made in the style of a full-throttle Côtes du Rhône.
The grapes for our Côtes de Tablas were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2003 vintage was tremendous: warm and sunny, with cool nights that prolonged the hangtime of the grapes and led to wines with excellent acidity. A relatively early flowering, combined with a warm but not overly hot summer produced unusually long hangtime, and grapes with concentrated flavors and a distinct minerality. Our first lots of Syrah came in on September 18th, followed by Grenache on September 25th, and Counoise and Mourvèdre both on October 8th. The beautiful fall weather allowed us to bring in fruit when it was at peak ripeness, and allow other blocks to continue to mature. The harvest continued through October, with the last lot of Mourvèdre safely in the cellar on October 29th.
All varietals were fermented in stainless steel with the use of native yeasts: the Syrah in open-top fermenters, punched down manually, and the other varietals in closed fermenters with pump-over aeration. After pressing, the wines were racked, blended, aged for a year in 1200-gallon French oak foudres, and then bottled in June 2004. The wines underwent only a light filtration before bottling.
The 2003 Côtes de Tablas is a rich, spicy wine, with a juicy, meaty nose of rare steak, pepper and blueberry. The flavors are juicy and rich, with ripe tannins and a finish laced with licorice.
Updated tasting notes from a September 2011 tasting can be found on the Tablas Creek blog.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss was arrested in Nevada on suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana, her second marijuana-related run-in with the law in the past three months.
Fleiss, 47, was pulled over about 3:30 a.m. Tuesday on State Route 160, near her home in Pahrump, according to the Nye County Sheriff's Department. Fleiss didn't have a license and her registration was suspended, authorities said.
Deputies also found about four ounces of marijuana and a large amount of cash with her and reported she was under the influence of the drug.
Fleiss was booked into the Nye County jail but bailed out later in the day Tuesday, jail officials said.
A phone number listed for her was disconnected.
The Tuesday arrest comes less than three months after authorities said they found nearly 400 marijuana plants growing in and around her home in Pahrump.
She reportedly told authorities she was growing marijuana without a license and said she planned to sell it to a cooperative in Las Vegas.
Prosecutors charged her in August with possession of marijuana with the intent to sell, although the status of the case wasn't immediately clear Wednesday.
Fleiss once ran a high-priced Los Angeles prostitution ring providing models-turned-prostitutes to wealthy clients. She moved to Pahrump in late 2005, several years after serving 21 months in a California prison for money laundering, tax evasion and attempted pandering.
She appeared in Season 3 of "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew," shot in 2009, along with the late Mindy McCready, former NBA star Dennis Rodman, actors Tom Sizemore and Mackenzie Phillips, and a handful of lesser known celebrity types.
Pahrump is an unincorporated town of about 36,000 people located about 60 miles west of Las Vegas.
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Bangalore: President Pratibha Patil will inaugurate the Buddha Vihara, built by the Siddhartha Vihara Trust at a cost of around Rs. 4 crore on the outskirts of Gulbarga on January 7.
Tibetan Buddhist religious leader the Dalai Lama would inaugurate an all-religion conference on January 19 and launch the consecration ceremonies of the 18-ft-tall bronze statue of Buddha according to Buddhist rituals. The Buddha statue, the largest in south India, has already been installed.
A Buddhist monastery, a prayer hall and a meditation centre would be opened at the vihara. Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly M. Mallikarjun Kharge, who is also chairman of the trust, former Chief Minister N. Dharam Singh and former Deputy Chief Minister M.P. Prakash met Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa and requested him to attend the functions.
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In this week's Gizcast, Geoffrey Baird speaks with audiologist Anthea Arkcoll about a new type of hearing aid that bypasses the ear altogether and uses bone conduction technology to send a direct signal to the auditory nerve. Then Loz Blain wraps up with some of the most interesting electric and green car concepts the Giz team are drooling over in Frankfurt, and a quick look at a medical device that could give doctors a new way to fight stubborn cancer tumours.
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9 tracks to help you and your baby sleep.
The app has nine tracks - sort of. Despite having different names, two of the tracks are the same song. A few of the tracks seemed a little piercing as well. The app is easy to use however, has a countdown timer, and more tracks than other similar apps I've seen.
The app has more tracks than other similar apps I've seen - even if it is really only 8. It's easy to use, and includes a countdown timer which will stop the music after a set amount of time.
The fact that it says 9 tracks is a little misleading - two are identical. A few of the tracks also seemed very piercing, not something you could easily fall asleep to, although most were ok.
Sounds for Babies has 8 bedtime sounds:
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Lullaby for babies
A lullaby is a soothing song, usually sung to young children before they go to sleep, with the intention of speeding that process. As a result they are often simple and repetitive. Lullabies can be found in every culture and since the ancient period.
Typically a lullaby is in triple metre, or in a compound metre like 6/8. Tonally, most lullabies are simple, often merely alternating tonic and dominant harmonies: Because the intended effect is to put someone to sleep, wild chromaticism would be somewhat out of character.
Many Christmas carols are designed as lullabies for the infant Jesus, the most famous of them being "Silent Night".
With baby sounds you will:
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As tiny beings, babies require quite a few things the average human would need, but in smaller portions or in different wavelengths. For instance, sunlight…it's not that the sun will kill a baby, but if exposed to more than a certain amount, it could be harmful to the child. So also music…depending on the genre and volume, what a regular person may consider soothing or relaxing may actually be more than a child can handle.
Lullabies are often sung by parents in calming children, putting them to sleep, or simply spending time with them. The simple lyrics, nature, and storyline of lullabies are usually intended for children, and are therefore suitable for them. A parent can rock a child to sleep with a lull-a-bye, calm a discontented child, or singalong with a playing child.
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Wish that all songs could play one after the other or shuffle.
3 weeks old and this helps wonders. Best dad app by far lol
I love this when nap time and bed time comes so soothing
My little sister never stops crying or goes to sleep at night.everytime she comes into My room crying and stuff I have to wait until YouTube pulls up the video and some of the videos she will listen to is not long enough.
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Award winning author, Ingrid Law, will be visiting PPLD on Thursday and Friday April 23 and 24, 2015. The American Library Association named Ms. Law's book Savvy a 2009 Newbery Honor winner.
Home school families and other interested individuals are cordially invited to join us at Pikes Peak Library District for a 45 min. program from the author of the books Savvy and Scumble at the times listed below. No Registration is necessary for individuals and families. Schools, please call Barbara Huff at 531-6333 X2401 for more information to register your classes for this event.
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The Homeschool Committee is excited to present a primary source workshop for high school students in grades 9 - 12. This workshop is designed to teach students the basics of "reading" a variety of primary sources (photographs, letters, videos) and to give students a familiarity with PPLD Special Collections.
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Our Science Labs are scheduled from 1-3 p.m. on the third Friday of every month at East Library. During this time our volunteer will have a special lab for everyone to participate in. We will also have equipment available for you to use if you would prefer to bring your own experiment. A parent must accompany the student. The Homeschool Science Lab is open to all ages, and no registration is required.
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