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Groupon Redesigns Web And Mobile Apps To Focus On Personalization, Local And Search
Groupon hasn't had a great go of things since becoming a publicly traded company; founder and CEO Andrew Mason was ejected earlier this year, and its so-called "third-party" or daily deal revenue seems to be in a state of continuing decline as more customers shy away from or ignore those emails offering flash sales. But under current CEO Eric Lefkofsky, the focus has shifted to… Read More
Groupon Buys SideTour To Add Local, Bespoke Activities To Its GrouponLive Events Business
A little over a week after Groupon announced the acquisition of hotel booking service Blink, today comes one more purchase that moves Groupon further yet out of the realm of daily deals. Groupon has bought SideTour, a marketplace where people can book places for small-scale, bespoke activities, and post their own events, too. Read More
Groupon Acquires HotelTonight Competitor Blink To Get In On The Last Minute Hotel Booking App Action
More acquisition news in the online travel space. This time it's the turn of Groupon, which this morning announced that it's acquired Madrid, Spain-based Blink, a last minute hotel booking app that competes with the likes of the heavily backed HotelTonight, and Hot Hotels, also headquartered in Spain. Terms of the deal remain undisclosed. Read More
Groupon Takes Affiliate Marketing (And Ad Tech) Into Its Own Hands, Launches Groupon Partner Network
Groupon's latest step forward in its ambition to become the default network for local commerce is taking the company into ad tech waters. Today, it is launching the Groupon Partner Network, a new platform to manage all of the company's affiliate marketing related to the deals and other products it sells. Unlike some of the company's other new initiatives like mobile payments… Read More
The Mobile Tipping Point And Why Yahoo Must Mimic Groupon And Facebook
When Facebook announced in its second-quarter earnings report that 41 percent of its advertising revenue was generated by mobile usage, it was a watershed moment: The social company proved that it could monetize its increasingly on-the-go user base. Key to the 41 percent figure is that it was up 11 percent as a percentage of total revenue in a single quarter; the first quarter's… Read More
Investors Cheer Groupon's Appointment Of A CEO, Narrow Earnings Beat, Stock Buyback Program
Groupon today reported the appointment of Eric Lefkofsky as its CEO, Ted Leonsis as the Chairman of its board, revenue of $609 million in the second quarter, operating income of $59 million excluding stock compensation expenses, and non-GAAP earnings per share of $0.02. Investors are enthralled, sending Groupon up more than 13% in after hours trading. Read More
Groupon Goes Mobile With Its 'Reserve' Restaurant Reservation And Meal Discount Pivot Play
Groupon launched its Groupon Reserve restaurant table-booking and fine dining discount service earlier this month, and already the company is bringing that service to its mobile apps via an iPhone update that goes live today. Android and iPad versions are planned to follow as Groupon shifts its vision to adapt to the weakening daily deals sector. Read More
Groupon Updates Its Breadcrumb Payments App With Deal Redemptions, Offline Mode And More Customization Beyond Restaurants
In May of this year, to raise its game against the likes of Square and PayPal, Groupon relaunched its Breadcrumb point-of-sale app — originally conceived as a payments app for restaurants — as a free payments app for all local merchants. Today, the daily deals company is embarking on stage two of that strategy by adding a number of new features in an update to make the app, part of… Read More
Groupon Goes For The High End With Groupon Reserve For Fancy Meals, Hotels, And More
Groupon's built up a reputation for a soup-to-nuts approach to bargains for goods and services, with deals for usually-expensive meals pitted against offers for cheap leg waxes. Today, however, it is launching a new product that it hopes will build up its profile among those seeking out some of the finer things, with the launch of Groupon Reserve. Read More
PayPal's Cash For Registers Tries To Outdo Square And Groupon With Its Own Bid To Rule The Register
PayPal today announced Cash for Registers to encourage merchants to switch to PayPal-powered point-of-sale solutions. The program is part of the payment giant's bid to be the kingpin among local merchants looking for lower-cost ways of accepting credit card payments. The announcement comes on the same day that Square launched Stand to complement its Square register product on… Read More
Groupon Squares Up To Rivals With Groupon POS, An iPad App And Dashboard For On-Site, Mobile Payments
Groupon is once again expanding its portfolio of mobile payment services, putting it in closer competition with the likes of Square and PayPal's here targeting local merchants: today it has released Groupon POS, which appears to be an iPad-specific version of its mobile payments service aimed at local merchants, working as a dashboard to make and track payments. Read More
Groupon's Q1 Results: Beats With $601.4 Million In Revenue, Stock Up 11% In After-Hours Trading
Groupon just reported its earnings for its first financial quarter of 2013. The company, which is still looking for a new CEO after the ouster of Andrew Mason in February, posted a $0.01 loss per share but says its non-GAAP EPS, excluding stock-based compensations, was $0.03. Its revenue was significantly higher than expected with $601.4 million in sales, compared to $0.02 earnings per share… Read More
Microsoft Quietly Shuts Down Bing Deals, Launches Bing Offers As A Replacement
The daily deals hype around Groupon, LivingSocial and all of their clones has markedly cooled down over the last few months, but that isn't stopping Microsoft from launching Bing Offers, a new local deals aggregator for the U.S. market, today. The odd thing about this launch is that Bing previously offered a very similar feature called Bing Deals since 2011 – a service that now… Read More
Groupon Adds Global Search To iPhone, Android, Now Supports Android Tablets To Sharpen Up For Yelp, Foursquare Rivalry
Groupon's VP of mobile, David Katz, says that it has been "business as usual" at the daily deals company since the dramatic departure of founder/CEO Andrew Mason. "We're still just focused on shipping new stuff," Katz told TechCrunch in an interview. Today, that includes news of updates to Groupon's iPhone and Android apps: it is adding a universal… Read More
Check In, Flame Out: How To Save Foursquare
This hasn't been a great year for Foursquare. "Check-ins are no longer what they used to be," as Ingrid Lunden observed last month. There seems to be a general consensus that "Foursquare keeps resembling Yelp more and more…" but that comparison isn't necessarily flattering, especially since there's little doubt that Yelp has much greater… Read More
Groupon Puts Co-CEOs Lefkofsky And Leonsis On Combined Salary Of $410K; Holden Gets $500K Bonus For 2014 & '15
As the last of the dust settles on the departure of Groupon's founder/CEO Andrew Mason, the daily deals and local commerce service today filed an 8-K form with the SEC to detail how it would be compensating his interim co-CEO replacements Eric Lefkofsky and Ted Leonsis; and also giving a sweetener bonus to one of its key staff, Jeffrey Holden, in 2014 and 2015. Read More
Ok, So Maybe Greed Is Groupon, But The Much Bigger Issue Is The Product
The Verge yesterday posted a lengthy look at what went wrong at Groupon, the e-commerce business that recently outsted its CEO and founder Andrew Mason after reporting another disappointing quarter. Basing the story on interviews with a "dozen current and former employees, executives, investors, and board members," the Verge's conclusion seems to be that one of the… Read More
CEO Andrew Mason Replaced By Eric Lefkofsky And Vice Chairman Ted Leonsis At Groupon
Andrew Mason, CEO and founder of Groupon, has just been replaced by Executive Chairman Eric Lefkofsky and Vice Chairman Ted Leonisis, who will take over the new position of Office of the Chief Executive. They will serve as interim co-CEOs while they hunt for a replacement to take over permanently. Read More
Groupon Reports $638.3M In Q4 Revenue, Shares Drop More Than 20 Percent Due To Worse-Than-Expected Loss
Groupon has just put out its Q4 and full-year results. It has reported quarterly revenue of $638.8 million with an operating loss of $12.9 million and a loss per per share of 12 cents, falling short of analyst expectations on the EPS front — they had predicted $638.41 million in revenue and EPS of $0.03. Those numbers show 30 percent revenue growth and a slightly smaller ($12.9… Read More
The Weekly Good: Groupon Isn't Just About Selling, It's About Doing
When you think of Groupon, you immediately think of instant deals for restaurants and nail salons. That's not all the company is about though, it's about connecting people to businesses and helping you find interesting things to do in your area. Sure, it's a business like any other company, but as we've come to learn, a lot of companies these days do non-profit work… Read More


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Trouble changing PIN on garage door keypad
Hi! I am wanting to change my PIN on my garage door keypad. My garage door keypad is a Chamberlain Clicker keypad, but my garage door motor is a 1/2 HP Genie Screw Drive motor. On the motor, I have found the door operator code switch settings where there are 12 switches that are either up or down that determine the four digit door code. On my Clicker keypad, it has the buttons 1-9, 0, *, and # buttons. I have taken the cover off of the keypad as well as the numbers to look on the inside to see if there are any switches, but there are none. So I am assuming there is a sequence of numbers or something I need to hold down on the keypad that will then want me to enter the door code to the motor so that I can change the PIN for my keypad. I am only assuming this. Does anyone know how to change the PIN? Thanks for any help!
Wow. . these instructions are awesome and explain exactly how to change a PIN. When I went through the process, it did clear my keypad because my old PIN won't work, but when I type in the new PIN, the door won't open. So, I'm not really sure what I need to do now. Not sure what's wrong. I held down the * and # key until the light quit flashing. I then typed in my new 4 digit PIN and pressed #. Then typed in the two digit ID for my particular garage door motor and pressed #. After this, I typed in my 12 digit DIP switch sequence and pressed #. I waited for the lights to go off, typed in my new 4 digit PIN and pressed "0" but got nothing. Has anyone else ever had any issues with the procedure from the instructions?
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Chadwick Boseman looked exceptionally dapper outside of the Late Show with David Letterman in a Gucci navy windowpane peak lapel two button Monaco suit with a white dress shirt, navy and grey striped tie, and black leather lace ups:
There's nothing better than a man in a suit. This is obviously hot!
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He's such a cutie. Nice suit too
Girrrrrrrl YAASSSSSS!! He is so sexy! I loved him in "GET ON UP" I saw it twice in a row just to look at him lol but he did an excellent job playing the roll of James Brown, this is a must see movie.
Lesbians voted HMM.
No he's not sexy lmao @ lesbians ^ and the shoes threw me I don't like the checked suits too much, either but had he done more fashionable shoes he could've killed it
Like the shoes could've been brown and incorporate the tie .. Brown and navy> black and navy


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Top US ag negotiator: Farm exports likely down $1B
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STUTTGART, Ark. (AP) - The nation's top agricultural negotiator said Tuesday that he expects farm exports to be down between $1 billion and $2 billion this year because of the drought.
The tighter supply of grains, and the resulting higher price of feed, is driving up beef and poultry costs, though not to the point that international buyers are fleeing in droves, U.S. Chief Agricultural Negotiator Isi Siddiqui said.
The U.S. exported $137 billion in agricultural products last year, and after this year's falloff, sales are projected to hit $143 billion in 2013, Siddiqui said. He added that he doesn't believe a one-year dip would lead to a lasting slowdown in sales to Asia, where China is a major buyer of U.S. dairy and meat, or elsewhere.
"There has been a lot of demand. The last two years our exports were at the highest levels ever," Siddiqui said. He noted that demand for animal protein was on the rise and that the U.S. sold more than $7 billion in pork and more than $5 billion in beef last year.
On a three-day tour through Arkansas _ the country's top rice-producing state _ Siddiqui said rice exports to Iraq remain stalled. The Iraqi government stopped U.S. rice imports in 2010 over alleged quality issues. Siddiqui said talks are continuing and he hopes the market reopens, noting that weather problems resulted in damaged rice grains and precipitated the quality issue.
Siddiqui, a presidential appointee in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, spoke to The Associated Press before touring Riceland Foods Inc., a farmer-owned cooperative and the largest rice shipper in Arkansas, which produces half of the nation's rice. He said he also is looking at how Brazil and other countries outsell the U.S. in regards to rice.
Working to knock down tariffs and agree on quality issues are generally key to steady trade, he added.
Russia, for example, halted U.S. poultry imports in 2010 when Russia began barring chlorine from being used to sanitize chicken. Siddiqui said negotiators worked out new systems for cleaning poultry, such as using lactic acid, and sales resumed after six months though at lower levels. Poultry producers value trade with Russia in part because the country imports primarily dark meat, which is in abundant supply due to Americans' preference for white meat.
Siddiqui said much of his time is spent hammering out such agreements.
"My job is to help resolve those trade droughts and ... ensure (trade) barriers cannot be used for protectionist purposes," he said.
Siddiqui also plans to visit the Little Rock headquarters of Heifer International, a charity that helps people in developing countries become self-sustaining through farming. On Monday, he visited northwest Arkansas, where leading meat producer Tyson Foods Inc. is based. He also held meetings with commodity groups about opening markets to American rice, poultry and other products.
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Turn a Closet into a Built-In Entertainment Center
Save space by tearing out a closet and constructing a built-in shelving unit.
Tools and Materials:
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3/4" birch plywood
1x6 poplar boards
white gloss paint and painting supplies
reciprocating saw and a jab saw
one 14" access door
eight sets of face-frame Euro hinges
beadboard plywood
3-1/4" crown molding
two cabinet doors for DVD towers
1. Remove the closet door. If necessary, demo the walls surrounding the closet door. Make sure there are no electrical or plumbing lines behind the wall. We removed 6 inches from each side of our door opening.
2. Use a reciprocating saw to cut away the drywall and studs. Reinstall a stud in the cavity on each side of the wider opening so the new cabinets will have some support. Our final opening is 60 inches wide.
3. If you can, cut an access panel in the back of the closet. This way you will be able run cables and wiring to the appropriate place and have easy access to the back of your media equipment. Be sure to stay between the studs.
4. Layout the cabinet and make a cut list. We built our cabinet in three sections. Our bottom unit will hold video and stereo components. It measures 60" wide, 24" high and 22" deep. On top of that, on either side of the bottom unit, there will be two towers for DVD storage; they will be 11" wide, 48" high and 8" deep. (Our middle unit is shallow with a false back.) The TV will sit in between the two side towers. Our top unit is the same width and depth as the bottom unit, adjust the height accordingly.
5. We are using paint-grade birch plywood and solid poplar to make our cabinet. Cut out all the pieces. Use a table saw for the long rips and a circular saw or miter saw for the crosscuts. Assemble the cabinet using a finish gun and glue. There are two options for finishing the edge of the plywood: edge banding or face frames. We're going with face frames. Cut the poplar 1x2s to length. Use glue and Brad nails to attach them to the plywood edges. When the cabinets are assembled, test fit everything before taking it into the house.
6. Prime and paint the each piece of the cabinet.
7. Install the base cabinet. Use shims to make sure it is level. Nail or screw the cabinet to the sides of the old doorframe. Screw or nail the two side towers to the base unit and to the door frame. Install the beadboard false back behind the TV compartment by nailing a cleat to the back of each side towers. Then nail the beadboard into the cleats from the front.
8. Drill access holes in the beadboard for the TV cables and wiring. Cut holes in the top of the base unit to be able to run cables from the components to the TV.
9. Install the top unit on top of the two towers. Glue and nail into place.
10. Install doors on the DVD storage towers.
11. Trim out the entire unit with molding.
12. Fill and seal all the nail holes, caulk the corners and sand it all smooth. Touch up the paint.
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Saturday morning at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market was classically representative of the way I shop the market. My plan was to get in and out in about an hour and go home to start my day. But all the vendors had stories, and I ran into friends and two and a half hours later, I was trudging home, my arms laden with lots of delicious goodies for the week.
Last Sunday, a brand-new farmers market opened in one of my favorite San Francisco neighborhoods: The Inner Sunset. The market, in the parking lot at Ninth and Irving streets, is run by the Pacific Coast Farmers Markets Association and will run from June through November.
It's an exciting time around the farmers market these days. I hadn't been to the market for about two weeks, and was amazed at how much the market changed in a short amount of time. There is a promise of summer fruit in the air, and the spring vegetables are in abundance. Here are some of the things I am looking forward to this month.


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By Rebecca Philio On September 5, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Announcements, Tips & Tricks
New to the library? Wondering how you can print, photocopy, and scan your documents? What is JumboCash and how does it work? You can find all of your answers on the Hirsh Health Sciences Library website.
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- You may add money to your account by using the JumboCash machine on the library 4th floor (cash only) or online at http://www.jumbocash.net/
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- Color: $.30/page
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- Scanners are located in front of the 5th floor IT desk and are free to use
- Photocopiers are located on the 5th and 6th floors and black & white copies cost $.10 per page
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How to get started knitting.
I already know how to crochet but I always wanted to teach myself how to knit.
Where to start? I've read that I should start with size 8 wooden or bamboo needles about 14" long. And not acrylic yarn because it's too slippy. So maybe wool?
What pattern first? A scarf? A hat?
I'd love to make sweaters eventually.... but I would think that would be hard to start with...
Any suggestions from you long time knitters?
You might check out knittinghelp.com for some good videos. I recommend a lesson or two from a knit shop, Michaels or a friend.
One thing a knitting class can help with is how to fix errors. Everyone, everyone makes errors, and if you know how to take stitches out, you will be happier with your end product. You won't feel compelled to keep knitting when you know there is a mistake, and then be unhappy with the end product.
I think 8 is a good size to start with. Acrylic is fine. I think the bamboo needles would be less slippery than the aluminum ones. But since you crochet, you might be fine with aluminum since you are familiar with the feel of the needles and yarn.
Personally, I don't like 14" needles, I like the shorter ones, 10" or whatever they are. (If I need a longer needle, like 14", I use circulars.) Don't choose black, navy blue or a very dark yarn because it's hard to see what you are doing and difficult to knit at night. A scarf would be a good start, in a simple pattern. I think some people start with dishcloths which probably might not be a size 8 needle project (I don't know).
I just noticed Vanna White's yarn at Michaels. It seems nice to me, and some of the colors are really pretty.
Good luck, have fun, and let us know how you do.
I would recommend shorter needles for a beginner if you can find them. Some 8 inch or so needles are out there these days, and they seem perfect to me for most uses. So much more comfortable. Definitely avoid 14 inches.
I also recommend wood or bamboo. They won't slip out of the yarn as easily as the metal ones I learned to use.
Avoid really fuzzy yarns like the eyelash yarn. I think a worsted or sport yarn would be good, and do avoid the darkest colors for a first project. I would also avoid novelty yarns for a first project. Just try a simple worsted or sport yarn. Have fun and be patient with yourself till you find you are comfortable holding the needles.
Good suggestions ladies! See, that's why I asked here instead of buying something first, then trying to figure out why I was having troubles.
-a simple light colored worsted weight yard
-8 to 10" long wooden needles to start
-online video tutorial
Aby other must haves to jump in? Am I going to confuse myself going from one to the other (crochet to knit that is?)
I can both knit and crochet and find them equally easy--if anything I think knitting is easier, but probably because I do more of it. One thing you need to keep in mind that while both skills use "sticks and string" that's where the similarities end. Nothing about crocheting is going to translate over to knitting, so approach it as a brand-new skill; start slow (simple knitted scarf is my recommendation) and allow yourself to make mistakes. Like any other new skill, you will need hours of practice to get comfortable with it, but be patient and it will happen.
Go to your local library and see what they have to offer in the way of how to books, or something with easy, quick projects. I think it important to start simple and get a success under your belt, early on. If you start with a project that is too complex, it's discouraging. I think scarves are a good thing to start with....a plain garter stitch scarf is easy, is the use of the same stitch over and over, so you should soon be very comfortable with the knit stitch...plus, your scarf won't roll up at the ends or sides in garter stitch, and will lie flat, like it's suppose to....just keep going till it's long enough to wrap a couple times around your neck, and then some! Tie some fringe on the ends and you'll have something you can actually use.
Personally, I only knit with wool...I use acrylic only for a baby item that needs to go in the washer and drier. Wool is so forgiving, and after the item is finished, it may be blocked into the shape you want. I pin things onto the back of a door, with push pins, to the shape I want, and then mist it with water. When it's dry, it retains the shape I pinned it into. You can't do this with acrylics.
Forget crocheting....it has no resemblance to knitting....so, start fresh and don't try to liken it, in any way, to crocheting....
I think the idea of a class would be good. You might also want to check, not only at yarn shops, but with craft stores like Michaels...I know they offer classes here. Another thing to keep in mind is a Knitting group...there are lots of those around...sometimes called a guild...and any yarn shop in your neighborhood should know if there are any where you live. They're just a bunch of women who get together and knit.
We also have forgotten to tell you that knitting is quite simple. It consists of two stitches, knit and purl. Then you have to learn cast on stitches and bind off stitches, starting and stopping a piece. So once you get the hang of holding the needles correctly and doing both stitches, you are ready for a project. The first project helps you develop your stitch tension so that every stitch is uniform and reduce that awkward feeling.
As simple as knitting is, you can choose to knit up complicated patterns with color changes and stitch order changes or fancy twists of these two stitches to develop so many different looks. You will enjoy it.
This Lion Brand site is a tutorial.
Here is a link that might be useful: learn to knit
Easiest is the knitted cast on:
Far and away my favorite cast on. BTW--it usually works best to cast with needles a size or two larger than you plan to actually knit the project with. Ditto for casting off.


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Have you ever seen recycled crafts that look as good as these Recycled Cardboard Gift Boxes from Melony Bradley? Simple spring crafts like these are worth the work that goes into them. When you're searching for creative wrapping for a homemade gift, just pull out one of these DIY gift boxes. Not only do these gift boxes look lovely, but they're a joy to make. You'll love engaging basic crafting techniques to yield a homemade gift box like these spring-inspired ones.
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Cut a 2 1/2" opening from the center of each frame using small sharp scissors. Do the same for the front of the boxes.
Paint the corrugated frames and boxes Turquoise and White. When the boxes are dry, use the paint black and a small round paint brush to lightly dry brush the edges and some of the surface.
While the paint is drying, assemble the flowers. Die cut the 3 d flowers from the wool felt. I cut three pieces per box. In addition to the cut die, you will need a skewer or pencil and some fabric glue to assemble each flower, plus whatever pretty embellishment you want for the center.
A stencil results in a slightly fluffier flower and is a little easier to use. Refer to the package insert for instructions on forming your flowers. Once the paint is dry, you can start the super fun of creating your boxes.
Note that the inside of the box was not completely painted. This is OK because you will almost be completely filling the box.
Use a cut up reproduction bingo card and some fabric tape as additional embellishments to give boxes a vintage look.
Let the boxes lie flat while the glue sets.
Shredded kraft paper, which can be purchased very inexpensively, makes a great filler.
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CANTON, OHO -- Commissioner David Baker, along with Pro Football Hall of Fame President Steve Perry, Columbus Destroyers Owner Jim Renacci, and af2 President Jerry Kurz, today participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony as the Pro Football Hall of Fame unveiled its first-ever exhibit dedicated to chronicling the past, present and future of the Arena Football League.
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Marques de Caceres Rioja Satinela Semi Dulce 2007
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88 Points Stephen Tanzer: Pale yellow. Lemon and lime on the nose with deeper pear and apple character building with air. Pliant orchard fruit and melon flavors are brightened by tangy citrus zest and quinine with gentle back-end spiciness. Clean nicely focused wine with a late arriving note of white pepper. This is pretty refreshing.
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The name of this wine. Marques de Caceres was lent by D. Vicente Noguera y Espinosa de los Monteros. Today, he has been succeeded by his son D. Juan Noguera Merle, a worthy representative of the Marquisate which was granted in the XVIII century to his ancestor Juan Ambrosio Garcia de Caceres y Montemayor, a Captain of the Royal Armada for war merits.
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Lots of oak on the nose here, sweet, vanilla rich, with slightly heavy damp wood tones and some dirty base notes with some bruised orchard fruit character. A bit lean on entry with noticeable acid and relatively pronounced and somewhat murky tannins in the mouth. There's some nice fruit here a touch plummy at first with a lot of burnished wood accenting notes. The tannins are dry and fairly unrelenting , keeping the fruit at bay while the finish reveals more wood influenced flavors with a sour cherry underlay. A bit clumsy but well made if you love woody Crianza. A touch raw on the finish 84pts
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Great wine at a good price. I picked up a bottle for $10. Would go wonderfully with a steak or other similarly hearty dish. Does not taste good with garlic though.
My Rating 86. Compared to the price this wine does not deliver. hint of Carbonation in the beginning, astringend taste with little complexity. The nos is short but well balanced and promises more than I could taste
Cherry notes on the nose, although it doesnt offer much. Its a very soft, approachable and rounded wine, with some residual sugar keeping it smooth. Paired fine with fish and chips
Served slightly chilled. Nice floral and pear notes. Light-bodied with crisp acidity and a nice, clean finish. Great quality to price ratio.
Cherry dominated nose and very herby with a slight whiff of cinnamon. Very light tasting and easy to drink but still had a good amount of spice at the end. slightly sour taste but in a good way
The wine had a light gold color with legs. On the nose, all of the aromas were fairly light, but I found grapefruit, green apple, and floral scents, with the smallest hint of peaches. In the mouth, the wine was more flavorful than the aromas let on. I found white blossoms, grapefruit, lime, and apple mixed with some mineraliness. The wine was light bodied and neutral tasting with a medium acidity, so it was pleasant and refreshing without being overpowering. For my complete review, visit my blog at http://bit.ly/ZFxYT
Well, it says $35 above , which is surely wrong. I have seen this around consistently in the low $ teens, and I bought this for $9.99 on sale (and it is pretty good for that price). Has a little bit of the buttered/glazed pastry aroma, along with a cured meats vibe. On the palate, definitely a salted/cured meats taste, along with a little spiciness as time went on. It's also a little salty tasting, and became more so with dinner. So I tried it later with some Italian dry salami, and it worked well with that-the saltiness of the salami didn't overwhelm it, and it cut the saltiness of the wine, and brought out the fruit. I have read many say it's good with Tapas, and Tapas tends to feature cured meats and anchovies, so I would imagine they're spot on.. I would call this Off-Dry, with well-integrated tannins that you don't really notice until they dry your mouth a little after drinking. And it seems well balanced. I would say this is a high-floor, not-so-high ceiling wine. So unless it's matched with the perfect pairing, its not aiming for the stars, but it seems very well-made and sure to deliver a good level of quality for the price,
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A beautiful pale red/strawberry color in the glass. Inviting aromas of wildflowers, cherries and watermelon fill the glass. Crisp, fresh and dry in the mouth, perfectly balanced with nice acidity. A fantastic everyday summer wine. Alex Shaw. A Tempranillo wine from Rioja in Spain. 2007 Marques de Caceres Rioja Rosado 750ml
88 Points Stephen Tanzer: Pale yellow. Lemon and lime on the nose with deeper pear and apple character building with air. Pliant orchard fruit and melon flavors are brightened by tangy citrus zest and quinine with gentle back-end spiciness. Clean nicely focused wine with a late arriving note of white pepper. This is pretty refreshing.
A rich full bodied wine with spicy aromas, berry fruit flavors, and a velvety finish.
A full-bodied red with spicy aromas and berry fruit flavors with rich notes of chocolate and coffee. It has velvety soft, silky tannins and a long, smooth finish.
Good medium red. Plum, cherry, tar, milk chocolate and a whiff of leather on the nose. Supple and spicy, with sound acidity giving the wine good life in the mouth. Finishes sweet but crisp, with a refreshing bite of acidity.
This juicy red offers cherry, cola and light leaf notes in an open-knit texture, supple and fresh. This is light, but nicely balanced. Drink now through 2013. 90,000 cases imported. -TM
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New Gardening Forum with Image Gallery (Second Try)
joeschmoMay 1, 2006
I have created a brand new gardening forum and image gallery where gardeners from all over the world can post and show their own gardening experiences. please join us at http://www.gardensharing.com/phpBB/index.php. No pop-ups or annoying ads...I hate them. Thanks.
Here is a link that might be useful: GardenSharing.com