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What is this you are about to here from a Wisconsin County Sheriff? "Take a hand gun course, you have a duty to protect yourself until the police arrive?"
That's got to have Obama's thong in a wad. LMAO.
This exemplifies two things, one, Obama's complete misunderstanding of the 2nd Amendment and second when liberal counties run out of money, they are forced to lay off even unionized employees that are unionized members of the police and sheriffs department.
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Makes you proud to be an American doesn't it?
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Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr. has a message for residents: learn how to use a gun.
With budget cutbacks putting a strain on law enforcement, simply calling 911 might not cut it in a life-or-death or situation, Clarke said in a new radio ad this month. Safety is "no longer a spectator sport," he says. "I need you in the game."
"With officers laid off and furloughed, simply calling 911 and waiting is no longer your best option," Clark adds. "You can beg for mercy from a violent criminal, hide under the bed, or you can fight back. But are you prepared?"
"Consider taking a certified safety course in handling a firearm so you can defend yourself until we get there. You have a duty to protect yourself and your family. We're partners now. Can I count on you?" he asks.
The spot has quickly earned criticism, including from the Milwaukee Deputy Sheriffs' Association and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.
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September 18, 2005 Loris Capirossi took the Ducati Desmosedici to its second Grand Prix win at Motegi here today, winning at Honda's own circuit, and relegating the Honda RC211Vs of Max Biaggi (Repsol) and Makoto Tamada (Konica Minolta) into second and third place in front of 68,000 fans. The race was one of massive attrition with nine of the 20 starters failing to finish, among them championship leader Valentino Rossi, and leading contenders Marco Melandri, Alex Barros, Sete Gibernau and Shinya Nakano. For Capirossi, it was a dream weekend – he qualified on pole, half a second faster than anyone else in the field, and a full 1.2 seconds faster than Rossi, prompting the champion elect to pay the ultimate compliment to his friend and countryman when he said after practice, "I think all the riders can only dream about the pace Capirossi had today." In the race, Capirossi and the Ducati were the best combination on the day and unlike his prior win where he was clearly not as quick as Rossi, this time he would have won the race regardless of Rossi's crash. Congratulations to Loris and Ducati.
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The StarNight Hotel Construction Bid: Real Time Competition on Schedule, Scope, and Cost
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"36 Hours in Detroit" is a tiny travelogue in the May 5th issue of the New York Times. Even with the mildly condescending tone ("struggling city", "the recovery that Detroit is now attempting", etc.) they did a pretty decent job of pointing out some of Detroit's finest hot spots… especially Slows. Seriously… if you live within 300 miles of Detroit, stop what you're doing, get in your car and drive to Slows. You won't be sorry.
Despite their best efforts to cover some of the high points of a trip to Detroit, though, the NYT left out a few not-to-be-missed spots. Don't forget Avalon Bread for the absolute BEST organic baked goods this side of heaven. Right next door, you'll find Goodwell's Natural Foods where you can get a mind-blowing Kale salad made by Zen Buddhist monks in Hamtramck (Detroit's own Polish/German district). Then grab your delicious grub and head out to Belle Isle, the largest island city park in America and occasional home to the Detroit Grand Prix.
Detroit… it's not just for Eminem any more.
With all the out-of-town haters out there, it may be difficult to believe that Detroit is quickly becoming an arts mecca. Large, affordable spaces are drawing artists from all over the globe faster than the promise of free boxed wine and cheese cubes.
In much the same way that Detroit has always been a musical incubator – from Motown to Techno to Kid Rock – we are fast becoming the place for young talent (now that it costs upwards of $100k a month to live in a likely rat-infested closet in SOHO).
Art X Detroit is a celebration of the wide spectrum of art and artists that now make their home in the D Some are lifelong residents. Others were drawn here from all over the globe. Art X, sponsored by the Kresge Foundation, showcases the recipients of their recent fellowships in disciplines that cover everything from the written word to visual and performance art (and every combination thereof). It's a multi-venue, days-long tribute to the work created here at the hard, leathery core of The Great Recession.
The image above is from a video of Chido Johnson's "Wire Car Cruise" performed in front off the Detroit Institute of Arts. It combines the traditions of the artist's native Zimbabwe and the local tradition of cruising up and down Woodward in your best rolling hunk of Detroit Steel.
Art X Detroit began on the 6th and runs through the weekend in venues all over Detroit.
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Today, metromode, an e-publication focused on business in Southeast Michigan, featured a story on Brand Labs.
That's right. As part of their ongoing series of Q & As with local, successful CEOs and founders, metromode spent some time with Kevin Harman and Dane Downer (our founders) in an effort to expose the secrets of our success. (Spoiler alert: We possess the Sorcerer's Stone and that tiki necklace from the Hawaiian episodes of The Brady Bunch.)
Anyhoo, we're grateful to metromode and Jon Zemke for the article and we suggest that you go read it right away to find out if the tiki necklace makes us lose the big surfing contest.
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This is our last reminder about our show this weekend… we swear.
This Sunday, October 3, Brand labs will introduce the Audiosonic Identiglyph to the world in the most glamorous way possible: a free breakfast/concert/record giveaway at a diner in downtown Detroit that may or may not have toilet paper in the bathrooms. That's how we roll.
We'll be there all day (from 8am to 2pm) but the real action starts around 11am when FAWN (shown here) takes the stage for three sets of Sunday morning, wake-you-up rock and roll. We're buying breakfast and handing out FREE copies of the single and the Audiosonic Identiglyph (on vinyl)! There is literally no reason not to attend… unless you hate being cool.
Brand Labs at TEDxDetroit
The TED conferences have established a reputation for gathering big thinkers to share big thoughts about big things, so when they came to Detroit, we figured we'd better join in.
Right now, our vice-president (and Creative Director) Dane Downer, is at the full-day conference being held at the Detroit Institute of Arts – a true local gem. He sent us this picture earlier, showing a break in the proceedings, with attendees gathered outside to check out the Chevy Volt.
We're expecting Dane to return to work tomorrow at least 7% smarter and with some sort of free tote bag.
What you see here is one in a series of ten commemorative pins to be given away at the Audiosonic Identiglyph release party to be held at the Steak Hut in Detroit, this Sunday, October 3. They're packaged in a blind assortment, so you won't know what you're getting for the three and a half seconds that it takes you to open the package! (FUN!)
These are limited in supply and will be handed out on a first-come, first served basis at the breakfast-time event. The free copies of the Audiosonic Identiglyph, on the other hand, are plentiful, so we should have enough for every single person in attendance.
… and if we don't that means that we waaaaaay over-invited, but even then, there's plenty of free hash browns!
… unless we waaaaaaay over-invited.
Representin' For the D
Detroit gets a lot of flack and a good amount of it is well deserved, and yet, it's a truly wonderful place. That's a difficult dichotomy to express to an outsider, but it doesn't make it any less true. Detroit is a mess, but it's also a glorious playground. If you are an artist, an entrepreneur, a pioneer of any type, Detroit is calling you.
Brand Labs is in a northern suburb, about 20 minutes outside of Detroit, but make no mistake, Detroit is the "Mother Country". It's where we go for the Red Wings, the Tigers… even the Lions. Each year, we line Woodward Avenue, ten people deep, to watch the Thanksgiving Day parade make its march to Campus Martius. There is a big, Old-English-style "D" tattooed on the heart of every southeast Michigander… but try to explain it to an outsider.
Well, a series of videos that's been making the rounds in the last week does a pretty fine job of it. We present part one below, but they're all worth a look. (Make special note of Bethany Shorb – owner of Cyberoptix Tie Lab, who created our exclusive design.):


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Five years ago, Wauwatosa neighbors Sandy Murphy and Brett Swider opened Highlands Café in a tiny space on North 60th Street. A few weeks ago, they expanded that space from eight to 49 seats in a space that now reaches to the corner of 60th and Vliet.
Despite the expansion, Swider tends to be rather humble when describing his restaurant.
"It's a neighborhood place," he said.
Indeed, the Highlands Café IS a neighborhood place. Originally started as more of a coffee shop that happened to serve breakfast and lunch items, it has now grown up into a full-fledged restaurant with, you guessed it, an executive chef - Steven Holz - who also happens to be a Tosa native.
And although the management and the food are decidedly local, the menu is one varied and sophisticated enough to attract diners from all over the city.
Some of their signature or most popular dishes include: the fried chicken - boneless and served with polenta ($10.99), baked french toast ($6.99) and chorizo, veggie or ribeye and pancetta hash ($3 for a half-order/$7.99-8.99 for a full order.)
"Everything is moderately priced with a great plate presentation," Swider said. "We do a lot of local food here and we simply serve really good American food."
Since the expansion is a recent change, there is still no sign designating the restaurant. But the large windows clearly expose the new dining area and it's fairly easy to spot Highlands Café on the northwest corner of 60th and Vliet.
"Highlands Café is a gathering place for people from the neighborhood," Swider said. "We have a lot of walk-in traffic. And we're just a bunch of Tosa natives having fun."
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NAME: Highlands Café
ADDRESS:1413 N. 60th St., Wauwatosa
HOURS:6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday, 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday
PRICE RANGE: $1.99 to $14.99
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In July 2004, a then 17-year-old Maria Sharapova won Wimbledon, arguably the most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. Max Eisenbud, Sharapova's agent at International Management Group (IMG), knew the championship would lead to a flood of new opportunities. What would be the best approach to the management and marketing of a champion like Maria Sharapova? Which of the various endorsement offers would be worthwhile to pursue? And how could Eisenbud best leverage the resources available to him at IMG? Allows for an in-depth examination of marketing issues and, more specifically, sports endorsement opportunities in the context of a world-class athlete. (As of 2006, Sharapova is one of the world's most recognized sports figures, and its highest compensated female athlete.) Provides unique insights into the world of "team Sharapova," consisting of Sharapova and her advisors at IMG, a leading sports, media, and entertainment agency. Contains rich data on the way in which IMG structures its sales process, and can serve to illustrate best practices and key trade-offs in sports or entertainment marketing initiatives.
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Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson (28) runs the ball against the Houston Texans in at Reliant Stadium in Houston on Dec. 23, 2012. / Brett Davis, USA TODAY Sports
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- There is only one way Adrian Peterson will walk away from the Metrodome a happy man Sunday night - and it has nothing to do with how many yards he might rush for in the regular-season finale against the Green Bay Packers.
Peterson is 102 yards away from hitting the 2,000-yard benchmark - a mark six other running backs have reached in the history of the NFL - and could break Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson's single-season record of 2,105 with 208 yards against the Packers.
Peterson wants the record, just like he wants to win the MVP and Comeback Player of the Year awards. But none of those will matter, Peterson says, if the Vikings lose.
"It would feel hollow. That record would be for nothing," Peterson told USA TODAY Sports on Thursday. "We're not in the hunt; we're getting ready to make offseason plans.
"That's not what this game is about. God willing I'll have more opportunities to break records."
Minnesota can clinch an NFC wild-card berth with a win Sunday. The Vikings can also get in with a loss - as long as the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bears all also lose.
But those scenarios are secondary.
As Peterson prepares for the final game of the regular season, all he is envisioning is his win-win scenario: Rush for more than 208 yards, beat the NFC North rival Packers and put an exclamation mark on his historic season.
"I know that if I go out and do my job and am productive, I'll give myself opportunities to break that record in the process of winning the game as well," Peterson said.
Sunday will mark the one-year anniversary for Peterson of his surgery to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee - an injury suffered Dec. 24, 2011, in a road game against the Washington Redskins. The Christmas holiday this week, as well as last Sunday's game against the Texans in Houston, where he did much of his rehab, provided reminders of just how far he has come.
Peterson's rehab process began almost immediately and more quickly than doctors, coaches and teammates were expecting. He outran teammates in a series of wind sprints in April, worked off his own special "Adrian Script" throughout training camp - taking handoffs and catching passes from trainers, not Christian Ponder - and was on the field for the season opener.
In the 15 games since, Peterson has had nine 100-yard games, two 200-yard games and 11 touchdowns and has averaged 6.0 yards a carry while playing in the league's worst-ranked passing offense.
As Peterson sat inside the team's indoor practice facility Thursday, he pretended to start going through a dark tunnel, trying to explain how he felt last Dec. 30 as he began to picture how his post-surgery football life would go.
"I could see the end of it, in my mind. I was going to come back better than I ever was before, lead my team to a championship, amaze people," Peterson said.
"People were going to think I was juicing or that I was on HGH or steroids. And I've heard that several times, and every time I hear it I just smile because I told myself that people would think that based on how I was going to come back. I heard it during games, out in the media world, in the social media world, and it makes me smile."
Peterson has sat out of the Vikings' two practices this week to rest a sore abdominal muscle. The move is strictly precautionary, coach Leslie Frazier said Thursday.
Frazier said neither he nor Peterson would be counting rushing yards against the Packers - though Peterson did have 210 in Green Bay on Dec. 2. Peterson's teammates, though, are paying attention - even if they aren't supposed to be.
Defensive end Jared Allen joked that he broke away from defensive huddles on the sidelines to watch Peterson and the offense at work.
"We're fans, so it's great. Adrian is a great teammate, and that's what makes it more fun for us, because you're watching your friend doing something great out there," Allen said. "You see his determination, his motivation and everything he's worked for kind of culminate with this year, and it drives you as a player to say, 'This dude has a different mentality about him.'
"It's infectious. It's fun to be on a team with a legend in the making."
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Rogue Fashion Week is upon us, and Greta Constantine kicked it off last night with a show and after-party at King West's Century Room. Designers Kirk Pickersgill and Stephen Wong are known for their extravagant shows (held at car dealerships, Rosedale mansions and TIFF hot spots with celeb models), so it was no shock to see the bevy of gussied-up Torontonians at the typically bottle-service-heavy club (oft complete with heavy beats, and rowdy men and women) for Greta Constantine's spring/summer 2012 show. This city always seems to show its love for the Greta boys, and last night was no exception, with the many guests including socialites Suzanne Rogers, Sylvia Mantella, Amoryn Engel, Jenna Naumovich, Alexandra Weston, Suzanne Cohon and Catherine Nugent, gossip columnist Shinan Govani, performer K-os, ET Canada's Rosey Edeh and MuchMusic personality Sarah Taylor. We also spotted Global News anchorwoman Anne Mroczkowski smoking outside with FDCC chair Robin Kay (who carried out an entire conversation with someone across the runway during the show using only hand gestures) and club king Toufik Sarwa, but the most interesting gossip was about Vanessa Mulroney, who requested 10 front row seats for her gal pals, a collection of Maple Leaf hockey wives—no word of a lie. Sitting front row alongside socialite Mulroney were Emilie Witt, Brittany Perlman, Jessica Peczek, Katarina Brown, Ania Rembacz, Dale Chaplin, Jeanne De Partout, Mel Armstrong and Jessica MacArthur. Check out our full collection gallery after the jump.
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February 11th, 1969
Record Plant
New York, N.Y.
Destructive Love
Jimi oversees a mixing session dedicated to the Buddy Miles Express song "Destructive Love". The song would later be retitled "I Can See" and included as part of the album Electric Church.
It's Too Bad
World Traveler
In addition to his work on the Buddy Miles Express recording, Jimi, Miles, and organist Duane Hitchings also focused on new material by Hendrix. "It's Too Bad" would later be issued as part of the Jimi Hendrix Experience box set.
February 13th, 1969
London, England
Jimi attends the Postcard record release party thrown for Apple Records recording artist Mary Hopkins. The event is held at the Post Office Tower restaurant in London.
February 14th, 1969
Olympic Studios
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February 16th, 1969
Olympic Studios
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February 17th, 1969
Olympic Studios
London, England
I Don't Live Today
Spanish Castle Magic
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By Jerry Bonkowski and Bob Moore
48 JIMMIE JOHNSON, Chevrolet
Team: Hendrick Motorsports
WHERE HE STANDS: Jimmie Johnson is in first place for the 14th straight week after Daytona. He leads second-ranked Clint Bowyer by 56 points and third-ranked Carl Edwards by 73 points.
INDIANAPOLIS RECORD: 11 career starts, 4 wins, 4 top-5s, 5 top-10s, 1 poles. Best career finish: First in 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2012. Finished first in this race last year and was 19th in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Defending winner Johnson is seeking to become the first five-time winner of the Brickyard 400 this Sunday. Here's his thoughts: "It took me quite a while to figure out the track. But I feel that tracks that are unique and quirky, one-of-a-kind tracks, I seem to adapt well to them. Those are tracks like Martinsville, Dover, Darlington, and the Brickyard. There isn't a track out there like those. In my opinion, once you figure out how to drive those quirky tracks, you've got something that doesn't change. It always takes that line and that rhythm to get it right; and when I show up at the race track, I stay very focused on that particular driving style. We adjust the car to it, and it pays off. So for me, it's just finding that line; and then once I've got it, I seem to own it. At the Brickyard, I found it on my own. I found it through a lot of frustrating test sessions, races, a few crashed cars, and then it finally clicked. I don't remember the exact moment. I do at Martinsville, but I don't at Indy. It was just one weekend we came back and the light went off in my mind and I'm like, that's how! And then we won. That was our first win!"
LOOKING BACK: Johnson didn't dominate like he did the week before at Daytona, but still had a strong run at New Hampshire. Even though he didn't lead any laps, he finished sixth. Here's his thoughts on the race: "We had a great race car. Once you get to the top 10, that's a different game trying to pass cars and work your way to the front there. Really, the lane that you were in on a restart had a huge impact on how many cars you could pass. A few times I was on the outside and made my way to third and then a few times on the inside and I slipped back. All in all a great day for the Lowe's team and just very proud of the effort these guys put in week in and week out. We are all going to enjoy this off week and then come back and get ready to go to Indy."
ETC.: Even though he has four wins at there, Johnson has completed just 89.2 percent (1,571) of the 1,761 total laps contested in 11 career starts at Indianapolis. His average start is 13.5 and average finish is 16.8. He has three DNFs there.
15 CLINT BOWYER, Toyota
Team: Michael Waltrip Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Clint Bowyer remained in second place for the second consecutive week after New Hampshire. However, he dropped from 49 points to 56 points behind series leader Jimmie Johnson, and leads third-ranked Carl Edwards by 17 points.
INDIANAPOLIS RECORD: 7 career starts, 0 wins, 2 top-fives, 2 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: Fourth in 2006 and 2010. Was 15 in this race last year and finished 13th in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Bowyer left New Hampshire still looking for his first win in 2013. He heads to Indianapolis where he's had mixed success, more bad than good. Still, a winless Bowyer is a dangerous Bowyer, and he could pull off a huge upset with a win at Indy. Here's his thoughts on how this season has gone: "I'm a calculator in terms of managing risk versus reward. Yes, second in points puts us in a position where we could take a shot and more importantly being 116 points in front of 11th place helps a lot. We'll see. We are not locked in. You look at what the No. 5 car did from Dover over a stretch of a couple weeks and he lost almost 70 points in about three weeks, so I definitely want to watch that something like that doesn't happen. Come mid-August around Bristol, Atlanta and Richmond I think we have as good of a shot as anyone to win. If we keep on the pace that we're on now and we can lock in around Bristol that would be super exciting for us - then we can go for some wins. I think it's all risk versus reward. It's easy to sit back and second guess, but you have to make the Chase in this series and we have to do what we can to do that first."
LOOKING BACK: After a third-place finish at Kentucky and fourth-place showing at Daytona, Bowyer dropped to a 13th place but still respectable finish at New Hampshire. But it was still a great day for the Michael Waltrip Racing team as Brian Vickers, driving a part-time schedule for the team in 2013 (while also racing full-time on the Nationwide Series for Joe Gibbs Racing), won his first race in 75 starts at Loudon. Said Vickers after the win, "Man, I just thank God for the chance and the opportunity to come back and this team and Rodney (Childers, crew
chief), and just everyone believing in me and giving me a second chance."
ETC.: Bowyer has completed an outstanding 100 percent (1,120) of the 1,120 total laps contested in seven career starts at Indianapolis. His average start is 20.4 and average finish is 12.3. He has zero DNFs there.
99 CARL EDWARDS, Ford
Team: Roush Fenway Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: After spending the previous nine weeks in second place, Carl Edwards remained in third place for the second consecutive week after New Hampshire. He trails points leader Jimmie Johnson by 73 points, second-ranked Clint Bowyer by 17 points and leads fourth-ranked Kevin Harvick by one point.
INDIANAPOLIS RECORD: 8 career starts, 0 wins, 1 top-fives, 3 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: Second in 2008. Was 29th in this race last year and finished 14th in the 2011 race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Edwards has ridden a roller coaster over the last eight races at Indianapolis, up and down, up and down. After finishing 14th and 29th in his last two starts there, he's due for a bounce back upward on Sunday. Here's his thoughts: "The Brickyard is a big race for our Fastenal team. The track is very unique and fast and has a lot of history. It's a race on the schedule that neither Jimmy nor I have won. Because it's near Fastenal's biggest distribution center, a win there would be huge. Our goal is to go there to win the pole and the race."
LOOKING BACK: After finishing a disappointing 29th at Daytona the week before, Edwards rebounded with an eighth-place finish at New Hampshire. Here's what he had to say about the track at Loudon: "Loudon has been hit or miss for us. It is fun to go there because the Red Sox and Fenway Sports Group are based up there. A win would (have been) huge. ... It is a deceivingly tough track."
ETC.: Edwards has completed a near-perfect 99.7 percent (1,276) of the 1,280 total laps contested in eight career starts at Indianapolis. His average start is 22.0 and average finish is 13.2. He has zero DNFs there.
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Rosé Sparkling Wine from Champagne, France
Winemaker's Notes
Persistent mousse, with fine bubbles rising slowly. Pale salmon pink in color, with a shade of gold. A nose of red fruits and fresh pear. Delicate fruit on the palate, elegant, and showing great finesse.
Critical Acclaim
Wilfred Wong of Wine.com - "This could be my desert island wine, every time I have tasted the non-vintage Billecart-Salmon Rose, my palate tingles with unabashed excitement. This bubbly is so elegant and refined; bursts with aromas and flavors of wild strawberries; gentle yet crisp on the palate; active in the finish. Perfect with fresh salmon sashimi." -
Australian Wine Companion - "The currently available Brut Rose is based on the '09 vintage, with significant contributions from '08 and '07; 43% is chardonnay, 57% pinot noir and pinot meunier, with a light dosage of 7-8 g/l. It has a perfumed, red-fruits bouquet and a palate full of richness and flavour, balanced by notes of chalk and mineral ex the acidity. I cannot remember ever having a glass of Billecart rose that disappointed me." -
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Champagne is both a region and a method. The wines come from the northernmost vineyards in France and the name conjures an image like no other can. An 18th Century Benedictine monk named Dom Perignon is said to be the first to blend both varietals and vintages, making good wines not only great, but also special and unique to their winemaker. Today, nearly 75% of Champagne produced is non-vintage and made up by a blend of several years' harvests.
All Champagnes must be made by a strictly controlled process called "Méthode Champenoise." The grapes are pressed and fermented for the first time. The blending phase follows and the wine is bottled and temporarily capped. Then comes the second fermentation, a blend of sugar and yeast is added and, this time, the carbon dioxide is kept inside the bottle. This process leaves a great deal of sediment that is extracted through a process of "racking" or "riddling." The bottles are progressively turned upside down until all the sediment is collected in the neck. The necks are then frozen and the sediment is "disgorged." After this phase, the winemaker may decide to add sugar to sweeten the wine. Finally the wine is corked. Some wines move through this process in a couple of months, while others are aged after the riddling phase to build greater complexity and depth.
Champagnes range from dry, "Brut," to slightly sweet, "Demi-Sec." Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes are used in Champagne blends, but "Blancs de Noirs" is made entirely of Pinot Noir and "Blancs de Blanc" is made from only Chardonnay grapes. The high acidity achieved by the northern location is crucial to the balance and structure of these wines.
Not every year is a "vintage" declared. In years when it is not, the wines are blended with the produce from other years to create the non-vintage blend, the house style that remains constant from year to year. But in a great vintage year, champagne houses will bottle by itself the unblended year's produce, and use other portions as "reserve" wines to supplement and enrich the non-vintage blend. A vintage champagne can age quite gracefully, and gain complexity just like any other great still wine.
Mild cheeses like gruyere and shellfish pair nicely with Champagne. Also, oysters and Champagne is a popular combination. A full-flavored vintage Champagne can go with almost any meal.About France - Other regions
When it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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I myself use the $ORIGIN feature of the rpath flag during linking. That way, no scripts or env vars are needed. It's the best invention since sliced bread
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I was wondering if any of the heavyweights around (Svartalf?) could enlighten me with this.
If one is going to distribute 64-bit linux binaries, the issue of where the dynamic linker is becomes, well, an issue. LD_ vars can't be used to set it.
Pure64 systems have it in /lib and multilib systems in /lib64, generally.
I was thinking it would need a wrapper script such as
What's the preferred way to solve this?[ -d /lib64 ] && /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 $APP || $APP
I myself use the $ORIGIN feature of the rpath flag during linking. That way, no scripts or env vars are needed. It's the best invention since sliced bread
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Thanks, but unfortunately that's not what I asked about.
Loading libs tends to be difficult if the app wants /lib/ld* and the system has it in /lib64.
Shouldn't multilib systems provide a /usr/lib symlink?
Mine does (gentoo), and it seems to me that a system without /usr/lib is broken.
I mean the case where lib/ is 32-bit, not where it doesn't exist (are there those too?).
No, he misunderstood what you meant, just as I did.
To my knowledge, the /lib/ld-*.so libraries are special; the runtime linker chooses then automatically, so there shouldn't be a problem.
I've hit this one myself in the past, in reverse. Here's how I understand the problem.
- Path to dynamic linker is hardcoded at compile-time.
- No variable can change that, the LD* vars only affect things once the linker is loaded
- If the linker is not at that exact full path, error out
To my knowledge there's no stub or likewise to try another if the hardcoded one isn't found.
Example: apps compiled on a multilib system want /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, such as Opera or the UPX binary.
Since my systems are pure64, they won't run (no /lib64 at all, 64-bit libs in /lib).
Thus I promptly made a symlink lib64 -> lib, but that is advanced knowledge, I want to know how to have this "just work" for the user. How do the professionals handle this problem. Or do they just ignore it like Opera and UPX?
Note that you can hardcode search paths into binaries in linker phase. (-rpath or sometimes -R)
I still wouldn't worry too much about it. The majority of systems, pure 64 or multilib, have a /lib that contains 64-bit libs. On multilib ones it's simply a lib->lib64 link.
That means your binaries, 32bit as well as 64bit, should always link to /lib, not /lib64. That should be the best approach.