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text: Detroit City Council In this morning's Michigan news headlines. . . By Emily Fox • Jan 9, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr State of the State to address road funding "Governor Rick Snyder plans to propose a more detailed plan to boost spending to maintain roads in next week's State of the State address. His previous calls for an additional $1.4 billion a year for roads and bridges stalled in the Legislature. Snyder in 2011 called for replacing the 19-cents-per-gallon tax on gasoline with a tax on the wholesale price of fuel. He also suggested a source of new revenue could be higher vehicle registration fees. Snyder says that he'll present new specifics in his Jan. 16 speech," the Associated Press reports. Detroit top lawyer fired "Detroit's top lawyer lost her job Tuesday. Mayor Dave Bing garnered enough Detroit City Council votes to remove corporation counsel Krystal Crittendon. Crittendon continually bucked Bing's wishes, and challenged Detroit's consent agreement with Lansing in court. Bing had tried to have Crittendon removed before. But he couldn't muster the necessary six votes from City Council. But this time, Bing got exactly six votes. Bing and state officials said Crittendon's legal challenges threatened to derail Detroit's efforts to regain its financial footing. This all comes as Detroit awaits a verdict from a state-appointed financial review team—expected as early as this week," Sarah Cwiek reports. Young drivers banned from using phones "Young and inexperienced motorists will be banned from using cell phones while driving under a bill Governor Rick Snyder signed into law Tuesday. Kelsey's Law is named after Kelsey Raffaele of Sault Ste. Marie, who was 17 when she died in a cell-phone-related automobile crash in 2010," the Detroit Free Press reports. Bonus payments stir controversy in nearly-broke Detroit By Sarah Cwiek • Dec 13, 2012 News of some Detroit city employees receiving raises and bonuses is raising eyebrows, as the city struggles to stave off a possible state-appointed emergency manager. Union officials, Detroit City Council members and others are asking why some city officials apparently received raises and longevity pay last week. Longevity pay is a kind of bonus provided to employees based on seniority. Mayor Dave Bing eliminated the perk for union workers in 2010, and had promised to eliminate it for all city employees. Stateside: As conflicts persist within Detroit City Council, economic strife looms By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Dec 12, 2012 Listen Listening... / 7:14 The debate over appointing a Detroit emergency financial manger continues amidst aggravated communication between Mayor Bing and Detroit Corporation Counsel Krystal Crittendon. Detroit Free Press editorial writer Nancy Kaffer provided Stateside with an update on Detroit City Council. "The City of Detroit needed to draw $30 million dollars- and to get the draw the Council had to pass five key contracts. All five passed, so they will get the money that will stop payless paydays for now," said Kaffer. Kaffer expressed concern over the relationship between the mayor and Crittendon. Detroit Council approves mass Hantz Woodlands land sale By Sarah Cwiek • Dec 11, 2012 via hantzfarmsdetroit.com The Detroit City Council has narrowly approved the controversial—and long-delayed—Hantz Farms project. The proposed Hantz Farms project has been discussed for years. Detroit financier had originally proposed creating "the world's largest urban farm" on some of Detroit's more than 60,000 vacant, city-owned lots. The week in Michigan politics By Jack Lessenberry, Christina Shockley & Emily Fox • Nov 28, 2012 cncphotos / flickr Listen Listening... / 3:57 The week in Michigan politics for 11/28/12 This week Christina Shockley and Jack Lessenberry talked about what legislation is likely to pass before the end of the year, the cash crisis in Detroit, and mass transit in southeast Michigan. In this morning's Michigan news headlines... By Mark Brush • Nov 27, 2012 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Detroit deadlock continues Detroit needs cash if it's going to make payroll in December. $30 million waits from the state. But Mayor Bing and the Detroit City Council are locked in a battle over a law firm contract. A special council meeting was supposed to be held yesterday to resolve the problem, but the the city's legal department canceled the meeting. Even it the meeting had been held, Matt Helms of the Detroit Free Press reports, Bing would not have had the votes to end the deadlock. Had a vote been taken, it likely would not have gone Bing's way. The sole council member to vote to approve it, President Pro Tem Gary Brown, said Monday that the Bing administration "doesn't have the votes" to reverse course. And the city's financial crisis looms. Legislature aims to cut a source of revenue for some cities There have been a lot of proposals floated in this lame-duck session of the Michigan legislature, but one plan the Gov. hopes to pass by the end of the year is a phase out of the "personal property tax." That's a tax that many manufacturers pay to local governments on equipment they own. Local governments that have a big manufacturing base have said eliminating the tax would hurt their bottom line. MLive's Dave Eggert reports Lt. Gov. Brian Calley plans to unveil a new plan to cut the tax today: Sources who have been briefed on the proposal said key changes include partially replacing the revenue with a portion of the state's tax on out-of-state retail transactions and allowing local governments to assess a special tax to recoup money for police, fire and ambulance services. Troy breaks ground on new transit center The city of Troy is breaking ground on a new transit center today. The project was opposed by Troy's recently recalled Mayor, Janice Daniels, because the funding for the project is comging from the federal government. The transit center will cost $6.3 million to build and will house facilities for bus, train, and car rental services. The transit center will replace Birmingham's Amtrak stop. It's expected to open the summer of 2013. Attempt to resolve Detroit cash crisis hits technical snag By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 26, 2012 Efforts to resolve a dispute that's pushed Detroit to the brink of financial crisis flopped again on Monday. Mayor Dave Bing called a special meeting with the City Council, hoping Council members would approve a contract with law firm Miller Canfield. Lansing is sitting on $30 million in Detroit bond money because Council didn't approve that contract, which was part of a "milestone agreement" between Bing and state officials. Stateside: Nolan Finley's call for Detroit City Council reform By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 26, 2012 Detroit City Council / Facebook Listen Listening... / 11:51 Nolan Finley is concerned about Detroit City Council. In a recent Detroit News editorial, Finley claimed that Detroit Corporate Council Krystal Crittendon "must go." Finley spoke with Cyndy about Detroit's drastic need to reform its Council. "The mayor has finally got the message that you have to cooperate or this won't end well. City Council is still under the delusion that it has power and can escape the consequences of decades of bad management," said Finley. Today's Detroit City Council special meeting stopped By Mark Brush • Nov 26, 2012 Detroit City Council / Facebook Detroit Mayor Bing called for a special meeting today to address the city's impending cash crisis. The council was ready to meet, but it appears the meeting was called off after concerns were raised about following the Open Meetings Act. From WDIV: A special Detroit City Council meeting on Monday was halted when the city's law department said it hadn't followed the Open Meetings Act. Bing had called for the meeting in the Coleman A. Young Municipal Center to request the City Council to adopt a resolution to approve a legal services contract for Miller Canfield. The mayor had also wanted City Council to adopt a resolution that would amend the city's 2012-2013 budget to address a pension shortfall. While the meeting was open to the public, concern arose because the notice for the meeting was posted Sunday -- when the building isn't open. It's a requirement of the Open Meetings Act that a notice be posted in public. Commentary: Where Detroit stands By Jack Lessenberry • Nov 26, 2012 Listen Listening... / 2:56 Essay for 11/26/12 If you haven't been to Detroit lately, it's easy to have an image of a ghastly ruin full of ominous criminals waiting behind the rubble to shoot you, Well, there are areas where it's not a good idea to go. But there are plenty of wonderful places too. Bing: Employee furloughs could get Detroit through cash crisis By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 21, 2012 Detroit mayor Dave Bing says he'll resort to mandated employee furlough days before letting the city go broke. The city is facing a likely $18 million cash shortfall next month. That's despite having a consent agreement with the state that's intended to avoid just such a crisis. This week, the Detroit City Council voted down a contract with a law firm. That relatively small item was crucial to the city's cash situation because it was part of a "milestone agreement" laying out conditions for releasing Detroit bond money the state is holding in escrow. Bing says Council actions force cash crisis; Council disagrees By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 20, 2012 Detroit mayor Dave Bing says the Detroit City Council has pushed the city to the brink of another cash crisis. The Council voted Tuesday to reject a contract with the law firm Miller-Canfield. Bing maintains that approving that contract was part of a so-called "milestone agreement" with the state, which is holding $30 million Detroit bond money in escrow. Detroit Council postpones vote on "world's largest urban farm" By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 20, 2012 Hantz Farms The Detroit City Council delayed a vote on a controversial urban farm proposal Tuesday. Hantz Farms had proposed buying more than 140 acres in vacant land on Detroit's east side for a tree farm. It could expand to include other forms of agriculture in the future. Some Council members were receptive to the idea, but worried about some details. There was concern about approving the plan without a public hearing, and before the city has an urban agriculture ordinance in place. Detroit City Council rejects contract to overhaul water system By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 20, 2012 Kate Boicourt / IAN The Detroit City Council has unanimously rejected a controversial contract to overhaul the city's water department. Department officials wanted to award a $48 million contract to Minneapolis-based EMA Consultants. The company proposed to lay off about 80% of the department's workforce, in what officials called a necessary move to halt future rate increases. But critics said the plan would do little more than gut and privatize the water system. Detroit Council postpones vote on water overhaul By Sarah Cwiek • Nov 13, 2012 Photo courtesy of Birminghan Public Schools The Detroit City Council has delayed voting on a contract to restructure the city's water department. Detroit's board of water commissioners and Mayor Dave Bing have already approved a plan to contract Minneapolis-based EMA Consulting. That firm plans to cut up to 80% of the water department's workforce, and create "efficiencies" by privatizing many so-called "non-core" functions. But after hearing public concern and anger about the plan, the Council decided to postpone a vote on the $48 million EMA contract. In part, that's because the Environmental Protection Agency asked the city not to take action before it can review the plan. Councilman Ken Cockrel Junior says he want to hear from the EPA before moving ahead. "The EPA has said they want 45 days to review that contract, and make sure there are no negative impacts," Cockrel said. "I think when you have a federal agency that is charged with monitoring environmental quality for our country, and they say they need to look at this…I think we need to give them the time to do it." Detroit's water department has been under a federal judge's oversight since 1977, for periodic failures to comply with the Clean Water Act. Belle Isle plan blocked by Detroit City Council By Mark Brush • Oct 16, 2012 Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio Matt Helms of the Detroit Free Press reports the Detroit City Council has dug their heels in on a plan for Belle Isle. The plan calls for the state to lease the park from the city and run it as a state park. The Council has "indefinitely postponed" plans for a public hearing on the plan. From the Freep: The council's decision means the proposal can't go forward until council members get what they want: more funding guarantees from the state as well as a fuller hearing on alternative proposals for the island park. Council members said the state had yet to respond to its request that guarantees of millions of dollars in upgrades to the island be put in writing, information that was not specifically spelled out in the state's proposed 30-year lease. The lease would be for 30 years with two optional 30-year renewals. Detroit group offers alternative to controversial Belle Isle plan By Sarah Cwiek • Oct 8, 2012 A Detroit-based group says it has developed a model to refurbish Detroit's Belle Isle without turning it into a state park. The group says a Belle Isle Park Authority could both run the island, and provide a mechanism for making needed investments. Tom Barrow, a former Detroit mayoral candidate and a spokesman, said the plan includes a governing structure, entry fees, and other revenue sources. Commentary: Acid test for Detroit By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 20, 2012 Does Detroit have any chance of avoiding bankruptcy and a state takeover of some kind? Frankly, I don't know. The odds right now look bad for the city being able to continue governing itself. But miracles and surprises happen. And right now, something is going on which should be a pretty clear test of whether those running the Michigan's largest city can avoid disaster. Detroit Council seeks restraining order against Bing By Sarah Cwiek • Sep 18, 2012 For the second time in as many weeks, the Detroit City Council is taking legal action to force the hand of Mayor Dave Bing. During a Tuesday meeting, the Council voted to seek a temporary restraining order to stop proposed changes in the city's health department. Council warns Bing: Belle Isle plan dead without major changes By Sarah Cwiek • Sep 18, 2012 Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio Without major changes, it looks like the proposal to turn Detroit's Belle Isle into a state park doesn't have a shot with the Detroit City Council. City Council members blasted the proposal at a meeting Tuesday, calling it, among other things, "ridiculous" and "terrible." Mayor Dave Bing and Governor Snyder outlined the plan last week. It calls for the city to lease Belle Isle to the state for 30 years. In return, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources would maintain the island. The state would also make some as-yet-unspecified major upgrades. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 next › last »


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One of the most important runs that the Pittsburgh Steelers had Sunday in their win over the New York Giants came on their final scoring drive when they were faced with a third down and 2 situation from the Giants 9 yard-line with 5:03 left in the game. The Steelers were down 3 points at the time and a failure to convert would have likely resulted in a Shaun Suisham chip shot to tie the game. We talked about this play on the podcast on Monday. The animated gif below shows the Steelers in 11 personnel with 2 wide receivers right and tight end Heath Miller on the left covering right tackle Max Read more [...]
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She's very cute. Have you had her in for an exam lately to see if there is anything medical causing her current grumpiness?
Thank you. Earlier this year I noticed that she flinched when I pet her right cheek. I immediately thought it was her teeth and that they had gotten too long and needed trimming. When I took her to the vet for an eye infection this past spring, the vet said that she would need to have her molars trimmed eventually but not just yet. But she's been mean for years and I haven't noticed that she's been any different with the sensitive cheek area.
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Imagine applying search data to behavioral marketing. Part 2 of a series on the potential future applications of behavioral targeting.
Search has become an integral part of the online experience. Its directness offers marketers many one-to-one opportunities. Search has experienced a super-accelerated, boys-to-men transformation -- in less than the total-season length of "The Sopranos."
Whether search led, or contributed to, the resurrection of the interactive advertising industry is arguable. What's certain is it's changed the way we connect and utilize the online medium. Some might even say search has exponentially elevated the complexity and intensity of the online media game.
Search is still an intent-based action. It thus demonstrates user behaviors that exhibit interests, patterns, and trends. Today, let's look at the possibility of a behavioral search engine. If you're just tuning in to the series, check out part one, on a complete on-/offline database to achieve a holistic understanding of consumer behaviors.
Tool or Fool?
Search is one of the purest one-to-one marketing solutions available in online media. Aside from providing cost-effective marketing campaign solutions, it can also serve as a prime foundation of online behavioral targeting.
Generally speaking, large search engines are a great tool to monitor consumer behaviors. Not only can these engines measure buzz and demand for products based on search data, they also offer real-time glimpses of consumer wants and market needs (recall Janet Jackson's Super Bowl performance and its effect on Google earlier this year).
Can search really be applied to behavioral targeting? I believe so. Let me explain.
A keyword's popularity often implies consumer interest in a particular service or product. If you want to find out how much buzz there is for a given product launch, aggregate the Google and Overture search results (generated within a specific timeframe) to create a preliminary assessment of consumers' interests. To quote a former boss, "Search provides an immediate tool for tracking the heightened awareness of a topic in the eyes of the mass market."
If a week's most-searched words represent the most current market status in real time, then, by the principles of association and relativity, we can infer search queries are indicative of online consumer behaviors. If a user conducts massive travel-related searches ("cheap travel sites," "affordable flights," etc.), isn't this person an ideal target for travel-related offers? Such search data are crucial for online travel advertisers because chances are this user is planning travel in the near future.
Search is a behavior. It indicates near-future actions users might take. It's a true indication of consumer behavior in the most linear way. Keywords used probably reflect a user's current mindset and suggest that person's behavior. This type of cognitive-psychology-based action analysis is precisely why search data should be integrated with behavioral targeting. Search offers a synergistic complement to other marketing efforts.
Behavioral Search: Is There Such a Thing?
Conceptually, yes. Currently, no. But we're getting close.
Startup Eurekster dabbles in behavioral search by combining the concepts of search and social networking. Instead of simply making connections between individuals (as most social network sites do), it helps people locate information their friends and colleagues already find interesting. The engine ranks results according to what interests people in a particular social network.
Sure, Eurekster sounds more like Google-meet-Friendster than a behavioral search engine. But like Eurekster, we should index, log, and reference search queries in behavioral targeting. They're indicative, and can be predictive, of user's behaviors and actions online.
A recent Jupiter Research (a Jupitermedia Corp. division) study found "most online consumers still don't know exactly what they want when surfing for products online." The study suggests marketing should always be proactive, with specific calls to action for different demonstrated behaviors. It also promotes using of behavioral targeting as an inferred solution to mend the data gap between investigative/information-seeking actions (search) and navigational/experiential actions (online media).
What Does This Mean for Online Media?
Like search, behavioral targeting offers the same one-to-one marketing promise. This delicate relationship is paramount for media development in the future because it suggests elevated relevancy and personalization for each individual consumer.
There's currently a gap between search and media. Though Google's AdSense and Overture's Content Match can contextually match up consumers' interest with keywords within the content of a site, they don't address the broken data link between the disciplines (search and media).
Search still exists in a silo, apart from other online media. Whatever terms a user searches, results are only based on the word that user typed in, rather than interpreting where that user's been. Conversely, behaviorally targeted online banners don't take into consideration which keywords that user previously searched. If behavioral targeting is about understanding consumer actions and patterns (and it is!), then the data marriage between search and targeting is critical to future industry growth.
Integrating consumer search data with behaviorally targeted online media is a logical step toward a holistic understanding of how consumers use the online medium. We're not there yet, but we're getting closer.
In the final part of this series: GPS' (define) rising importance, and why it's the ultimate behavioral targeting.
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Simple Bible - Cebuano (BBE)
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1. The Holy Bible in Cebuano, Published by the Philippine Bible Society (Ang Biblia), Since 1917
2. The Holy Bible in Basic English, Published by Cambridge University, Translated by Prof. S. H. Hooke, University of London, BBE is composed of 1,000 words since 1949.
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3. Searching the Bible verses by words, Listening Bible audio, Everyday meditation, etc.
4. Bible Reading History (Save by Pressing menu in each chapter)
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1. Offline Bible (Internet connection is not required to read.)
2. Very useful to study English with the best Book in the world
3. Supporting extra large screen (both portrait and landscape mode)
4. No suspicious access permissions
- The app. can interact with audio files in "audio4bible" folder in external storage.
The audio file name format needs to be "[Book]-[Chapter].mp3", eg. /mnt/sdcard/audio4bible/2Chronicles-36.mp3
ps 1. You can distribute this application freely in any situation for His favor. ;)
ps 2. There are many different language versions of Bible from the project and Kids Bible Story applications. We hope this can help to the faith of our children.
+ You have been taught the holy Scriptures from childhood, and they have given you the wisdom to receive the salvation that comes by trusting in Christ Jesus. [2 Timothy 3:15]
※ The Bible-smith Project: "The Gospel for Everyone"
This project develops any kind of Bible related Apps/Info. for more effective and efficient evangelism.
Please walk together with this project by prayer, and you can send us the Bible text (VPL: Verse Per Line Format) in any language where needs the gospel. We will develop a Bible android app. of that language. (Every process and product are free of charge. ;)
To donate the project, PayPal: email@example.com
+ We are conscious that all things are working together for good to those who have love for God in His purpose. [Romans 8:28]
+ My life is to complete the task the Lord has given me to testify to the Gospel of the grace of God, so that I may finish my race with joy. [Acts 20:24]
+ He who overcomes, and keeps my works to the end, to him I will give rule over the nations. [Revelation 2:26]
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Wat Khok Kham is an ancient temple with a unique prayer room or Ubosot, which is surrounded by Sema boundary markers. Also, at the front of the temple lies a renovated Chedi or stupa in the Ayutthaya style. Wooden engravings within the gables are yet another sight to enjoy. In addition, nearby is the Phanthai Norasing Shrine which celebrates the history of the Ekkachai and Butsabok royal barges, along with a historic figure known for his loyalty (Phanthai Norasing).
The temple is located by Khlong Khok Kham, a river canal. It is accessible by going along Highway No. 35. Turn left to Wat Phanthai Norasing for 3 kilometers.
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6:15 A 17 year old student comes up with a device to prevent leaving children in hot cars. It's called "Hot Seat" and it alerts parents and people outside the car that a child has been left in the car. Best part is, she came up with the original idea for a high school science fair. Now, she's raising money to make this happen. Read the full story here: http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/alissa-chavez-s-hot-seat-alarm-aims-to-prevent-child-hot-car-deaths-1.2721351
The teen has been working with engineers to perfect the design of the device, called Hot Seat, and is now raising money on the crowdfunding site Indiegogo to develop a prototype so it can be manufactured.
The device consists of a pad that senses if a child is in the car seat and communicates wirelessly with a fob attached to a parent's key chain.
If the parent walks more than 10 metres away without the child, it will trigger alarms on:
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6:45 Dating by leftovers
A Swedish matchmaking service aimed at reducing food waste pairs up singles based on what's sitting in their fridges or missing from their cupboards. One ad reads, "Leftover lettuce looking for steamed crab," while another says "Large walnut looking for strong cheese." The website is the brainchild of a farmers co-op that wanted to call attention to the fact that one-fifth of food in Sweden goes to waste. (The Week)
7:15 The Show Story Stomp Grass. Christian Lopez Band in studio. We laughed, we chatted, they talked about the show, we gave away tickets at 8:15. Gave The show is this Saturday, August 2nd at 8pm at Apollo Civic Theatre in Martinsburg featuring Christian Lopez Band, Jim Avett, and Grace and Tony. Get tickets and information here: www.storystompgrass.com


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Ridge Geyserville 2012
Other Red Blends from Sonoma County, California
Winemaker's Notes
Aromas of bramble fruit, wintergreen, licorice, and sweet toasted oak. Rich black cherry fruit on entry with elegant chalky tannins, gravel/rock, and ginger root. A layered, sensuous finish.
Critical Acclaim
International Wine Cellar - "Inky purple. A heady, exotically perfumed bouquet displays scents of dark berry liqueur, potpourri, smoky oak and Indian spices, with a hint of licorice in the background. Fleshy, palate-staining black raspberry and boysenberry flavors become brighter and spicier with air and pick up a sexy lavender pastille nuance. Supple tannins add support to an extremely long, sweet finish that extends the berry and floral notes. As fine an example of this consistently excellent bottling as I've had in years."
Vinous / Antonio Galloni - "The 2012 Zinfandel Geyserville is quite exuberant in this vintage. Savory herbs, tobacco, smoke, menthol and dark red/blackish-toned fruit burst from the glass in an exotic, juicy Zinfandel-based field blend loaded with personality. The tannins could use another year to soften, but readers will have a hard time keeping their hands off this jewel of a wine. The brisk, energetic finish is incredibly appealing. The blend is 71% Zinfandel, 19% Carignane, 7% Petite Sirah, 1% Alicante Bouschet and 1% Mataro (Mourvèdre)."
Ridge Winery
Ridge's history begins in 1885, when Osea Perrone, a doctor and prominent member of San Francisco's Italian community, bought 180 acres near the top of Monte Bello Ridge in the Santa Cruz Mountains. He planted vineyards and constructed a winery of redwood and native limestone in time to produce the first vintage of Monte Bello in 1892. The historic building now serves as the Ridge production facility.
Though Ridge began as a Cabernet winery, by the mid-60s it had produced several Zinfandels including the Geyserville. In 1972, Lytton Springs joined the line-up and the two came to represent an important part of Ridge production. Known primarily for its red wines, Ridge has also made limited amounts of Chardonnay since 1962.
The Ridge approach is straightforward: find the most intense and flavorful grapes, guide the natural process, draw all the fruit's richness into the wine. Decisions on when to pick, when to press, when to rack, what varietals and what parcels to include and when to bottle, are based on taste. To retain the nuances that increase complexity, Ridge winemakers handle the grapes and wine as gently as possible. There are no recipes, only attention and sensitivity. View all Ridge Wines
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Twice as large as Napa in size, Sonoma County only makes about a half the amount of wine as her northeasterly neighbor. But Sonoma, with her size, is able to vouch for more diversity within her borders, including sub-AVAs that are climatically varied. The atmosphere of Sonoma is decidedly laid back and down home country style. But in wines, they are keeping up with the Joneses, or Napa-ites if you will. Grape varieties are more varied here, from Pinot Noir and Zinfandel to Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay.
Notable FactsThe largest sub-AVAs of Sonoma include Dry Creek Valley, Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley and Sonoma Valley. Each sub-AVA, with its own micro-climate, is unique in its grape varieties and styles of wine. Dry Creek makes a mean Zinfandel while Russian River produces stand up Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The Alexander Valley makes some of the better Cabernet Sauvignons in the county and Sonoma Valley creates excellent wines from all the above varieties. Other grapes found throughout Sonoma include Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot and Syrah.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Alcohol By Volume GuideMost wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.
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Saturday, January 1, 2005
The Ultimate V-Tail
This Bonanza has the most famous silhouette in the sky
The V-tail Bonanza's distinctive tail has always been an unmistakable figure in the sky or on the ground.
Indeed, the Beech model 35 has become something of a legend, an icon by which other airplanes are measured. It's one of the few general-aviation machines that looks as good or better from the rear as it does head on or from the traditional 45-degree front angle.
The Bonanza's 30-degree dihedral, butterfly empennage was a signature characteristic shared by few other designs. The type's flush-riveted, NACA 23000 airfoil (borrowed from the Twin Beech model 18), adjustable cowl flaps, fully enclosed retractable gear and boarding step, internally hinged control surfaces, recessed flap tracks with gap seals beneath the wings and electrically adjustable wooden prop helped reduce drag and contribute to the type's image as an aeronautical paragon of virtue. When the 35 Bonanza was introduced in March 1947, it boasted the lowest drag coefficient in the industry and a claimed cruise speed of 153 knots.
Granted quick handling and eager performance, the model 35 had all the earmarks of a legend in the making. Today, pilots who own V-tail Bonanzas feel that they've reached the peak of the pyramid, and many aviators who don't own one aspire to.
Okay, it's true that reality doesn't quite live up to the legend. The V-tail design wasn't perfect. Despite early press reports, the graceful two-member tail didn't really reduce weight. Beech had to build the V-tail slightly larger to make two surfaces do the work of three. There may have been a minuscule drag reduction by eliminating the conventional vertical stabilizer, but even that is questionable. (On later models, Beech listed the cruise spec at the same value for the conventional-tailed F33A and the V35B).
Certainly, the model 35's most publicized fault was its poor record of in-flight structural failures, mostly as a result of the deformation of the ruddervators' leading edge, but since 1987, when the FAA issued an AD mandating a beef-up to the ruddervators, there has been only one tail failure.
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CINCINNATI — Bobby Darrell White, a Cumberland native and a 1961 graduate of Cumberland High School, has announced the debut of his book, "Life Through the Eyes of an Elementary School Student."
The book is a humorous account of White's elementary school years from 1949 through 1955.
Before the advent of television, which was in its infancy, computers, the Internet and cell phones, information as we now know it had not yet arrived, so White based his understandings of life through comic books, word of mouth and what he learned in elementary school.
He said he thought movies in particular, which he dearly loved, were the portrayals of real life itself. His understandings and misunderstandings of life, gleaned from the media available in the 1940s to the mid-1950s, offers a nostalgic look into the flavor of the times through his hilarious observations on everything from girls, politics, religion and everyday living.
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Jupiter Stripe Could Be Making A Comeback
New NASA images support findings that one of Jupiter's stripes that "disappeared" last spring is now showing signs of a comeback. These new observations will help scientists better understand the interaction between Jupiter's winds and cloud chemistry.
Earlier this year, amateur astronomers noticed that a longstanding dark-brown stripe, known as the South Equatorial Belt, just south of Jupiter's equator, had turned white. In early November, amateur astronomer Christopher Go of Cebu City, Philippines, saw an unusually bright spot in the white area that was once the dark stripe. This phenomenon piqued the interest of scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., and elsewhere.
After follow-up observations in Hawaii with NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility, the W.M. Keck Observatory and the Gemini Observatory telescope, scientists now believe the vanished dark stripe is making a comeback.
"The reason Jupiter seemed to 'lose' this band – camouflaging itself among the surrounding white bands – is that the usual downwelling winds that are dry and keep the region clear of clouds died down," said Glenn Orton, a research scientist at JPL. "One of the things we were looking for in the infrared was evidence that the darker material emerging to the west of the bright spot was actually the start of clearing in the cloud deck, and that is precisely what we saw."
This white cloud deck is made up of white ammonia ice. When the white clouds float at a higher altitude, they obscure the missing brown material, which floats at a lower altitude. Every few decades or so, the South Equatorial Belt turns completely white for perhaps one to three years, an event that has puzzled scientists for decades. This extreme change in appearance has only been seen with the South Equatorial Belt, making it unique to Jupiter and the entire solar system.
The white band wasn't the only change on the big, gaseous planet. At the same time, Jupiter's Great Red Spot became a darker red color. Orton said the color of the spot – a giant storm on Jupiter that is three times the size of Earth and a century or more old – will likely brighten a bit again as the South Equatorial Belt makes its comeback.
The South Equatorial Belt underwent a slight brightening, known as a "fade," just as NASA's New Horizons spacecraft was flying by on its way to Pluto in 2007. Then there was a rapid "revival" of its usual dark color three to four months later. The last full fade and revival was a double-header event, starting with a fade in 1989, revival in 1990, then another fade and revival in 1993. Similar fades and revivals have been captured visually and photographically back to the early 20th century, and they are likely to be a long-term phenomenon in Jupiter's atmosphere.
Scientists are particularly interested in observing this latest event because it's the first time they've been able to use modern instruments to determine the details of the chemical and dynamical changes of this phenomenon. Observing this event carefully may help to refine the scientific questions to be posed by NASA's Juno spacecraft, due to arrive at Jupiter in 2016, and a larger, proposed mission to orbit Jupiter and explore its satellite Europa after 2020.
The event also signifies another close collaboration between professional and amateur astronomers. The amateurs, located worldwide, are often well equipped with instrumentation and are able to track the rapid developments of planets in the solar system. These amateurs are collaborating with professionals to pursue further studies of the changes that are of great value to scientists and researchers everywhere.
"I was fortunate to catch the outburst," said Christopher Go, referring to the first signs that the band was coming back. "I had a meeting that evening and it went late. I caught the outburst just in time as it was rising. Had I imaged earlier, I would not have caught it," he said. Go, who also conducts in the physics department at the University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines, witnessed the disappearance of the stripe earlier this year, and in 2007 he was the first to catch the stripe's return. "I was able to catch it early this time around because I knew exactly what to look for."
NASA's Exoplanet Science Institute at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena manages time allocation on the Keck telescope for NASA. Caltech manages JPL for NASA.
For more information about NASA and agency programs, visit: http://www.nasa.gov/home.
Image 1: This image is a composite of three color images taken on Nov. 18, 2010, by the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii. The composite image shows a belt that had previously vanished in Jupiter's atmosphere is now reappearing. Image credit: NASA/JPL/UH/NIRI/Gemini
Image 2: A false-color composite image of Jupiter and its South Equatorial Belt shows an unusually bright spot, or outbreak, where winds are lofting particles to high altitudes in this image made from data obtained by the W.M. Keck telescope on Nov. 11, 2010. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/W. M. Keck Observatory
Image 3: This image of Jupiter is a composite of three color images taken on Nov. 16, 2010, by NASA's Infrared Telescope Facility. The particles lofted by the initial outbreak are easily identified in green as high altitude particles at the upper right, with a second outbreak to the lower left. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/IRTF


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Seemingly similar to most factory-made rom-coms, former music-video director Marc Webb's first feature is actually far less interested in the will-they-or-won't-they and more concerned with the why-can't-they. Its lovers—Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Tom and Zooey Deschanel's Summer, natch—are perfect for each other, yet are perhaps still not meant to be. He is forever in search of his soulmate, influenced by too much mid-'80s Britpop and an incorrect reading of The Graduate's finale. She insists she's looking only for a commitment-free good time, no doubt the result of a childhood spent being the object of everyone's affection. Webb, working from a screenplay by the men responsible for The Pink Panther 2 (sweet fancy Moses!), employs a storytelling gimmick to render his movie palatably unconventional. The director introduces us to Tom and Summer mid-breakup, then takes us back to the moment when they share their first glance, then back and forth and back and forth and beyond, till each glimpse is recontextualized, and thus reconsidered. Very Sundance-y. But the real surprise of (500) Days of Summer isn't the presentation—this isn't exactly Steven Soderbergh or Alejandro González Iñárritu territory here. It's more like a love story in a blender. What is unexpected is the sincerity beneath the modest conceit that, yup, love hurts.
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Photo cutline -- Put a Lion in your tank -- Elvin Bond of the Bethune Lions Club sits in a small replica of an antique car which will be raffled -- or is that ruffled -- off April 9 at the Bethune Chicken Strut. Tickets will be $1.
Photo cutline -- Teacher Aides -- Students whose work as teacher aides in the 1972 Title One summer program was made possible by the Neighborhood Youth Corps are Beulah McCord, Maxine Hough, and Sylvia Brisbon.
Photo cutline – The guest bedroom at Aberdeen features magnificent old furniture and a beautiful antique quilt. Lovely width its pink color scheme, it has welcomed several Miss South Carolinas and two Miss Americas. This 1810 vintage home will be on the JKA Spring Tour of Homes and Gardens April 11.
Photo cutline -- Quite a project -- Coke Goodwin, school district assistant superintendent of instruction, looks over Marvin O'Neal's science project. Goodwin was a judge at Camden Middle School's Science Fair last week, and O'Neal garnered a first place in the biology division. For more on the science fair, see Friday's C-I.
Photo cutline -- Catholic Groundbreaking -- Pictured breaking ground for the local Catholic Church's new $200,000 addition are Altar boys Leslie Stevenson and Freddie Mullen; Father Hamburger, Leonard Hasty, Austin Sheheen, Henry Boykin, Gafford Cooper, P.J. Chaussy, Fred Sheheen, Mrs. Francis T. McNamara, Mike Poper, and Miss Judy Allaire.
Photo cutline -- A Scene From 'Oliver" -- Scott Brown ('Oliver') is prone and Libby Bair, Linda Higginbotham, Dennis Jones, Bob Brown, and Lloyd Brewer gather around in a scene from 'Oliver' which opens a two-night run Friday and Saturday, Feb. 27-28.
Photo cutline -- DEA Agent James McGivney presented awards in Columbia Friday to Kershaw County law enforcement personnel who were involved in several successful drug busts. Receiving awards were Bethune Police Chief Richard De Vors, Cpt. Jack Cobb of the Camden Police Department and Tom Leach with the Fifth Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office. Seated is Officer Selina Hansen of the Camden Police Department.
Photo cutline -- Rehearing for Musical -- Mavis Gabriel and Doug Gardner are pictured rehearing for their first Camden Community Theater production, "The Fantasticks." The musical opens Wednesday, Feb. 17 at Richardson Hall at Grace-Episcopal Church.
Photo cutline -- Hoping to strike it rich -- Ron Pannullo looks for a good score during the weekend Carolina No-Tap bowling tournament held at the Super Bowl in the Burndale Shopping Center. A total purse of $2,500 was offered, and Randy Conn of Columbia rolled away with the $1,000 first prize. More than 100 bowlers competed in the tournament, and several local people were among the 20 semifinalists.
Photo cutline -- Dr. Tom Anderson receive the Camden Jaycees Distinguished Service Award Thursday night. Anderson was recognized for his many contributions to the community. Boyd Black, a member of the Jaycees, Susan Campbell, 1982 Miss Camden, and Van Outen, president of the Jaycees, joined in honoring Anderson.
Photo cutline -- Brady Williams – pries screening off Alexander Bracey's front door. He was one of 52 volunteers with Lyttleton United Methodist Church Youth Fellowship who spent their Christmas holidays restoring and repairing local homes for neighbors in need.
Photo cutline -- A shining example -- Elmer Wheeler adjusts a candle in front of his home in Cool Springs, where some 80 percent of the residents of the subdivision placed candles in sand-filled paper bags along the streets Sunday evening. The "luminaria" (a Spanish word meaning light) symbolized the bonfires the shepherds are said to have lit on their way to Bethlehem on the first Christmas. Dozens of carloads of visitors drove through the area to enjoy the Yuletide beauty.
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Susan Amos, 21, a 1984 graduate of Lugoff-Elgin High School, was crowned Miss Spartanburg on April 18 in Spartanburg.
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The rumour mill regarding new hardware from both Microsoft and Sony has been particularly active of late. On Microsoft's side, general manager Brian Hall name-dropped a "new Xbox" earlier this month, while on Sony's side SCE UK boss Fergal Gara reaffirmed the company's commitment to retail "whenever the next cycle starts."
One key player for both consoles is EA's president of labels, Frank Gibeau, whose company has pledged to spend $80 million on next-gen development this year. And during his keynote address at the Gamescom opening ceremony, Gibeau confirmed not only that new machines from both Microsoft and Sony exist, but that he has seen them.
"I've seen both of them," he teased during his speech about the future of the industry as he saw it. "Ten years ago we used to measure our market in terms of 200 million people. Now we are at a billion people playing games, and we have a straight line view on 2 billion," he predicted.
Gibeau also reaffirmed EA's commitment to free-to-play, showing off the new Command & Conquer, which is built using developer DICE's Frostbite 2 engine. "Free to play will become the dominant pricing model by the end of the decade," he added.