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UW School of Dentistry
Removable Partial Denture Design
Hai Zhang
2 Credits / Quarter 5 (Autumn, Second Year)
Course Description
This course presents the principles of removable partial denture design for various partially edentulous situations. The course is comprised of a series of lectures and laboratory excises. No clinic sessions are included.
Educational Objectives
The objective of this course is for students to be able to design an RPD for a patient, which will be acceptable from a physiological and mechanical viewpoint. An overall objective of this course is to ensure that students possess the knowledge, skills and values to begin the practice of general dentistry.
Course Outline
Lecture topics include: indications for RPDs, classification, components, clasp selection, rests, how to use the surveyor (including a seminar on surveying), major and minor connectors, indirect retainers, tooth recontouring, abutment crowns, swinglock RPDs, Class III and IV RPDs and rotational path of insertion RPDs.
Course Expectations
To successfully meet the requirements of this course, the student is expected to attend lectures and seminars and to demonstrate understanding of the lecture topics through cast design assignments, quizzes and a final examination. Professional and ethical behavior is expected throughout all lectures, labs, and other course activities.
Effective Winter Quarter 2007, completion of on-line course evaluation is a requirement of this course. Failure to comply will result in an "Incomplete" grade being assigned.
Competencies Addressed
- UWSOD Competency 1: Examine a patient using contemporary diagnostic methods to evaluate the head and neck region and to reach a diagnosis of the patient's oral and craniofacial health status.
- UWSOD Competency 2: Communicate the risks and benefits of proposed care and alternative treatment strategies available, then obtain expressed consent for treatment conveyed by a patient or legal guardian.
- UWSOD Competency 3: Formulate a comprehensive treatment plan based on diagnostic findings, then implement treatment in a safe, properly sequenced and timely manner.
- UWSOD Competency 11: Diagnose and manage hard and soft tissue lesions and diseases of the orofacial complex.
- UWSOD Competency 14: Manage periodontal diseases.
- UWSOD Competency 16: Manage diseases and conditions of the teeth.
- UWSOD Competency 17: Manage replacement of teeth for the partially or completely edentulous patient.
- UWSOD Competency 21: Recognize the role of lifelong learning and self-assessment in maintaining competency.
- UWSOD Competency 22: Utilize critical thinking in assessing technical and scientific information for use in identifying patient needs and treatments.
- PROS 523 Syllabus
- Removable Partial Denture Design Syllabus, Frank, Bolender and Lord, 2004
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Fun Trend: Brights
March 31, 2011
Kinda hard to ignore, it's bold, it's bright…and here to stay? I was working on website mockups for a client last week, and got sucked into a boldly jeweled palette for one concept that I couldn't dismiss. Turns out, it ended up being my favorite. So what's your take on all the brights out this season? Just a spring fling/summer

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Travel Review: Wyndham's just Grand as Chelsea Harbours capital's five-star stunner
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MY BROTHER'S rule of thumb when travelling or staying in a hotel was simply whenever possible go first class.
Well, I've no doubts that Terry would have approved thoroughly of my hotel of choice – the stunning Wyndham Grand in London's Chelsea Harbour.
The Wyndham Grand, as befits a glittering five-star hotel, rings every bell, north and south of the Thames, on whose banks it sits and fits like an individually-made and expensive pair of Italian shoes.
There's no doubt as overnight stops go, the Wyndham Grand is for the well-heeled, but what a hotel.
It is beyond sensible debate that London is in the top five great cities of the world and naturally attracts globe-trotters with a few bob.
As the clientele on our – the missus and me in case you were wondering – stop-over testifies.
There is much to do in London and everywhere is so easy and relatively inexpensive to reach.
For example, the nearby Imperial Wharf station, a couple of minutes' walk from the hotel, has direct trains to Victoria and Gatwick Airport and West Brompton on the district line which will transport you to the centre of London in no time at all.
Whether heading into the capital or back out, London Heathrow is about 45 minutes by rail from Wyndham Grand.
Alternatively, as a guest you may decide to push the boat out, as with Chelsea Harbour Pier located next to the hotel, guests can take advantage of London' s boat service.
It's certainly a scenic and novel way of seeing world-famous landmarks including London Eye, the Houses of Parliament, the Tower of London and the O2 Arena.
The Chelsea area is probably my favourite part of London (no fool me, eh?) and the hotel is within walking distance of where I used to live.
So, there was a sentimental kind of coming home again feeling as we turned off the King's Road and up to the Wyndham Grand.
I'm not usually given to the WOW or X-Factor, but even after hitting Earls Court as Friday night's rush hour was just peaking, and arguing the toss with normally flawless navigator Helen, who was insistent and indignant that the hotel should not be that far up the World's End but exactly where she told me it was, all was forgotten as I was blown away by the Wyndham Grand even before I set foot inside its uber-swish portals.
The lobby is stunningly designed, boutique chic and all the staff all quiet efficiency and welcoming, but without a hint of officiousness or the all-weather smiles favoured by less classy or should I say friendly, operators.
The Wyndham Grand is London's only five-star all-suite hotel and only opened again in early 2010 after a £25million wash and scrub-up multi-million makeover
The recent investment has resulted in a sumptuous fitness suite complete with 17-metre pool, which has integrated body and shoulder jets.
Oh, and there is also a walk-in sauna. Who needs to go out, eh?
When I check out of a hotel, I want to know my head (as well as the wallet) hurts from the improbably copious amount of alcohol and great food, and alcohol again, I have imbibed.
Rest assured, I, or should I say we, didn't let anyone down, as Surbiton's finest, my sister and brother in-law came down for a couple of hours to join us in the fabulous bar.
One thing I should mention about the Wyndham Grand is that although it comes with a five-star rating, there is a really nice, laid-back attitude to guests.
Consider this, in the bar, there was a couple with a small dog as if in a pub, plus families complete with kids which I found refreshingly cool.
When I quizzed one of the staff about said canine and was its master so well connected (like the owner of the hotel group for instance), she shook her head and explained the Wyndham has an open-door policy to those residents of Chelsea and Fulham, who live near enough to wet their whistle.
Not a bit stuffy is our Wyndham and all the better for that, say I!
Well, after wetting our whistles in the bar and bidding farewell to Sally and Pete, we repaired to the Brasserie which aside from presenting us with a lovely dinner and a very agreeable red, well it was rude not to, had a great outlook over the harbour, which feeds into the Thames.
For a main, I opted for fish, Cornish seabass with crushed potatoes, white wine sauce, grilled baguette, while my wife settled on Aberdeen steak (8oz), with fries, choice of accompanying sauce. As with the starters and desserts, all were splendid.
The suites and there are 154 of them, are all accessed by lifts and had an elegantly furnished two-room lay-out, with separate seating area, a spacious bedroom and bathroom, including shower and tub, plus the usual tea/coffee making facilities and mini-bar.
Following our blitzkrieg of the senses of the previous evening for breakfast I'd decided on something healthy and light.
That is until the Australian lady in charge of the Brasserie that morning, said 'G'day, it'll be the full English for you guys, then, eh?'."
And we were full English heading back home into the teeth of a storm – thank you, Devon, no-one does rain like you do, but having had a memorable stay and the words of my brother scolding me for 'leaving so soon'.


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In 2000, Cloud Boards was then rebranded for a more general audience. Limitations in what organizations could register prevented private individuals from registering vanity or custom domains. Breslin had previously been unsuccessful in registering the domain cloud.ie with the Irish domain registry. Murphy entered a bet with Breslin that he could successfully register a domain for a rebranded web forum. Murphy renamed his company Spin Solutions to Boards for a day, registered the paperwork with the Irish domain registrar for Boards.ie, and was granted the domain.
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A new forum can be proposed by anyone, but requires a certain amount of support from other members. Most users do not pay any usage fees, although subscription is offered with benefits such as free webspace.
The boards.ie site took its successful formula for web forums and created a number of sites aimed around other countries, including boards.us (United States), boards.jp (Japan), boards.com.cn (China), and boards.co.nz (New Zealand). Sites associated with classified advertising (adverts.ie) and social networking (social.ie) have been started as well.
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One of the chief actions taken by the Federal Reserve in response to the financial crisis was the introduction or expansion of facilities designed to provide liquidity to the funding markets. A study of the programs suggests that the liquidity facilities generated $20 billion in interest and fee income between August 2007 and December 2009, or $13billion after taking into account the estimated $7billion cost of funds. Moreover, the Fed took important steps to limit the credit exposure it incurred in connection with the facilities.


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The Village Bookstore by Isay Weinfeld
Posted on May 27, 2011 by saya
Isay Weinfeld's Village Bookstore is a convertible and mobile design for library Livraria da Vila. Everyday it offers consumers with plenty of books while utilizes four huge movable bookcases as display windows when closed in the evenings. So no matter you walk outside or inside the bookstore, you'll always see a world full of books. Isn't that amazing?
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Read more: "About time: Adventures in the fourth dimension"
TAKE a few steps forward, turn around and walk back. No problem. Now let a few seconds pass, then turn around and head back a few seconds in time. No luck? Of course not. As we know only too well, time, unlike space, has only one direction - it flows from past to future, and never the other way round.
That all sounds like the natural order of things, but if you look closely enough at nature, you will find that it isn't. A thorough search of the laws of physics turns up no such arrow of time. For example, you can use Newton's laws of motion to work out where a ball was thrown from in the past just as well as where it will land in the future. And when it comes to particles, the laws and forces ...
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Freshman Sundh Advances to Louisville Invitational Final
Kentucky redshirt freshman Marcus Sundh will play for the ?B? singles flight title Sunday at the Louisville Fall Invitational after turning in a pair of victories Saturday afternoon at U of L?s Bass-Rudd Tennis Center.
Sundh, a Stockholdm, Sweden native, defeated Ball State?s Jimmy Brannon via walkover before setting aside Ball State?s Mike Heule by a 6-2, 6-0 count. Sundh will battle Illinois? Andrew Eklov for the flight title on Sunday. UK senior Matt Emery fell short in his bid for a flight title, dropping a 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 decision to Louisville?s Nicolas Houard.
Senior Tigran Martirosyan won his quarterfinal match in the ITA All-American Championshiops consolation round before suffering a straight-set defeat in the semifinals. Martirosyan defeated UCLA?s Kris Kwinta, 6-3, 6-1, but was eliminated by Washington?s Alex Slovic by a 7-5, 6-1 count in the semifinal.


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Tuberculous meningitis is an infection of the tissues covering the brain and spinal cord (meninges).
Tuberculous meningitis is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria that cause tuberculosis. The bacteria spread to the brain and spine from another site in the body.
Risk factors include a history of:
Tuberculous meningitis is a very rare disorder in the U.S.
The symptoms usually begin gradually, and may include:
Other symptoms that can occur with this disease:
The doctor or nurse will examine you. This will usually show:
A lumbar puncture ("spinal tap") is an important test in diagnosing meningitis. This test is done to collect a sample of spinal fluid for examination. More than one sample may be needed to make the diagnosis.
Other tests that may be done include:
You will be given several medicines to fight the tuberculosis bacteria. Sometimes, treatment is started even if your doctor thinks you have the disease, but testing hasn't confirmed it yet.
Treatment usually lasts for at least 12 months. Systemic steroids may also be used.
Tuberculous meningitis is life threatening if untreated. Long-term follow-up is needed to detect repeated infections (recurrences).
Call the local emergency number (such as 911) or go to an emergency room if you suspect meningitis in a young child who has the following symptoms:
Call the local emergency number if you develop any of the serious symptoms listed above. Meningitis can quickly become a life-threatening illness.
The BCG vaccine may help prevent severe forms of tuberculosis, such as meningitis, in very young children who live in areas where the disease is common.
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Spread the pine nuts on a baking sheet and bake at 350°F until they turn golden brown. (I do mine in the toaster oven.) You'll want to keep a close eye on these because they go from golden brown to burned very quickly, as I've learned on three or four occasions. Transfer them to a small bowl and let them cool.
Cut each slice of prosciutto in half, crosswise. Don't worry if they're not perfect. Top each half-slice with a small piece of arugula, a dab of gorgonzola, a few pine nuts, and few currents. Then roll them into little mini horns.
Arrange on a platter and serve.
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Rafael Benitez has denied criticism from Chelsea's fans is affecting his team's home performances and vowed to make Stamford Bridge the impenetrable fortress he encountered when he was Liverpool boss.
The Blues have chalked up six wins on the road during Benitez's reign, but they have only managed one victory in six attempts at their west London home. Chelsea's latest bout of home sickness came on Wednesday night when they feebly surrendered a two-goal lead to emerge with only a point against lowly Southampton.
Benitez, who only won at Stamford Bridge once in 12 attempts during his time at Liverpool, said: "It was always tough, always difficult when I went to Stamford Bridge (as Liverpool boss)."
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Wiz Khalifa – On My Level (CDQ)February 24th, 2011
Wiz released his recent single with Too $hort via iTunes. The beat on this one is clean as hell…makes us curious for what the overall sound on Rolling Papers will be.
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February 6, 2007 7:00 PM PST
Jailed blogger hits record as supporters rally
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Those attending the demonstration held up signs with the words "Free Josh," and speakers were insistent on the unfairness of his imprisonment. Ross Mirkarimi, a San Francisco supervisor, said he was "angry as hell about this" and called for a "serious outcry, and not just only by us." In a statement, California state Assemblyman Mark Leno, who did not attend the rally, called Wolf's plight a "travesty of justice."
Imprisoned blogger now holds title
Josh Wolf remains in a Dublin, Calif., correctional facility. Supporters held a rally to mark the day.
The afternoon gathering, which ran about an hour on the steps of City Hall, was organized by the Free Josh Wolf Coalition, with Wolf's friend Julian Davis acting as facilitator. "Basically, if Josh isn't released today, he'll be the longest-held journalist under contempt," Davis said. "We wanted to landmark the date by holding this rally."
Wolf, in fact, did on Tuesday become the longest-serving journalist behind bars in U.S. history for contempt.
On August 1, Wolf, 24, was jailed for contempt of court for refusing to cooperate with a federal grand jury seeking unpublished footage he shot during a 2005 protest that turned violent. Wolf was released on bail a month later while his appeal was being considered. But a three-judge panel rejected the appeal and revoked bail.
Wolf might normally be protected by California's Shield Law. But federal prosecutors, who want to see if Wolf's footage shows a San Francisco police car being set on fire at the protest, say they have jurisdiction over the case because the car was paid for in part by federal dollars. While many states have enacted shield laws to protect journalists from revealing confidential sources, notes and unpublished materials, there is no federal shield law to protect Wolf.
Federal officials could not be reached for comment.
The Society of Professional Journalists--which fights for the rights of journalists and has supported Wolf through its Legal Defense Fund--awarded Wolf with the James Madison Award for Online Free Speech Tuesday, his 168th day of incarceration. In November, he was awarded a 2006 journalist of the year award by the same organization.
As Wolf prepared to spend another night at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, Calif., Bruce Brugmann of the San Francisco Bay Guardian said that "Josh Wolf is not just a blogger, Josh Wolf is a hero." Brugmann, editor and publisher of the SFBG, alluded to an incident in which he had to submit bail for three editors writing about South Korea, and thought he would never have to deal with such a situation again.
Of Wolf's case, Brugmann said, "This is much worse than that. This is an independent journalist in San Francisco who's doing nothing but his job, and he's tossed in jail for contempt...Where are we, Bulgaria? Or Korea?"
As the event ended, Andy Blue of the Free Josh Wolf Coalition read aloud a letter written by Wolf from jail. Wolf "never thought this would happen," according to his letter. Wolf went on to say that he "grew up being taught that the United States was the greatest country on earth, that dissent was not only permitted but encouraged, and that we had a free press that was not encumbered by government interference."
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- Good place for him
- This is the greatest country on earth, and dissent is protected under our laws, but criminal activity is not. Burning a cop car is not protected, and if he refuses to turn over video evidence that shows people committing the crime, leave him in jail until he dies of old age.
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- RE:Good place for him
- You obviously have no idea of what the concept of a free press is
all about. It never ceases to amaze me how people who have never
had to fight for their rights are among the first to want to take
them away from someone they disagree with.
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- good to educate yourself
- A good place for you to be would be a library. I'm sure you don't know where your local library is so let me make this easier for you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_effect
Don't get frightened of the big complicated terms like "First Amendment" and "free speech". Sometimes they hyperlink those terms for fellas just like yourself.
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- Journalists
- One stops being a journalist when they participate in the news. He's not reporting or comenting on anything. He's simply abeting in a crime. This is not a "free press" issue. The issue is whether or not citzens have the responibilty to be open with investigators of crime. They do. Look it up.
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- If the fed accually gave $$ to the local police I'd be surprised
- When was the last time you saw the fed give any money to a local police department for a car?They say it was federal dollars that was destroyed,but the car in question was payed for by our tax dollars making it ours.So now the feds have the right to prosecute those who watch your house burn down and do nothing? Right?
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- Prove it was Federal Dollars?
- I haven't seen a lot of coverage of this (East Coaster), so I must
ask, has anyone insisted that the Feds prove that particular
cruiser was paid for with Federal money? Or that the danage
exceeded the claimed payment? Perhaps it was bought when
other vehicles were purchased, but can they show that Federal
dollars went for that particular vehicle? Maybe the money only
actually covered 20 cars, and they bought 25? And if they want
to say that the money is all "mixed" and impossible to separate,
then wouldn't they be able to claim jurisdiction for everything
purchased with City money? Thereby making theft of a
paperclip a federal offense? A judge would laugh them out of
court for such a claim. Simply because it's a big-ticket item
doesn't change the math.
Any info available?
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- RE: Federal
- Let's not forget the sheer insanity of the situation - the case is made federal due to the cruiser simply being FILMED on tape? According to the story, they don't even know if the cruiser being destroyed WAS filmed or not!! They are making a basis to say "we want to see the film to see if your video caught this federally funded cruiser being destroyed on tape", so obviously they don't know if it's on the tape or not, but he is losing his state shield protection on an a priori assumption by the prosecutor. ***.
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- If no one was injured...
- then I don't see why he's still in jail. If it's just a matter of
property damage it's rediculous for him to be held this long. I
think this has to be more than just about a burned police car. I
understand that it is a crime to set a fire like that in public (or
even on your own property). I also understand that the owner of
the vehicle is entiitled to compensation. BUT, it's just a car.
Here's something..."Government officials have said they are
interested in the outtakes that could identify some of the
http://www.rcfp.org/news/2006/1120-con-freela.html
That's it in a nutshell. You can also look up the actual subpoena
and other legal files. It's pretty freaky.
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- How many law enforcement officers....
- How many law enforcement officers have you known personally. Not just met, mind you, but spent some time with in a social setting. I've known around 10 personally.
2 were crooked as hell.
6 were on a power trip (3 of which were eventually fired for and 3 of which are, to my knowledge, still serving)
2 were 2 of the best people I've ever known.
Now, my personal experiences could certainly be skewed. It's not exactly a large data set. But this would definitely be typical behavior for the officers I've met that were on a power trip. Any questioning whatsoever of their authority and they went to extreme measures, in the name of the law of course, to "break" those responsible. I suspect the feds could be even worse because they have less oversight.
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- Jailed Journalist Josh Wolf-correction
- HI, I'm Josh's mom. Thank you for covering his story. Josh is incarcerated at Dublin Federal Detention Center, not Santa Rita.
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- Hmmm...
- What I'd like to know is what is so important
that he wouldn't just give the footage to the
police. I am a serious supporter of free speech
and of privacy, and of peaceful assembly. But I
guess I'd be hesitant to protect someone who set
a cop car on fire. I mean, come on. I know
we've all wanted to get back at the cops
sometimes, but torching their car? That sounds
like adolescent stupidity that should be
punished, at least sucking the damages out of
But seriously, why wouldn't he share with
law-enforcement for this?
- Like Reply Link Flag
- Have you ever been at a demonstration?
- I'm not going to speak for Josh, but I could think of a lot of reasons. And note that tapes rarely tell the whole story.
1) The cops could have incited this violence themselves. I've seen police officers behave in a shameful manner, with absolutely no repercussions on many occasions. On one occasion I witnessed them plant a gun on a man. Do you remember the busts in New Orleans where the police were killing people set to testify against them? They certainly aren't all bad. But many of them are on what I would call a power trip. They don't like to have their authority questioned. And in cases where they are pushed it's not unusual for them to push back with a far greater, and in my opinion, inappropriate amount of force. And a demonstration can... expose these types of officers for what they are. It can be a bad situation all around. Perhaps Josh is trying to protect people he feels were acting out of self defense to some degree.
2) He could be protecting himself. There might be something on the tape that incriminates him. They usually get around this by offering immunity but I have no idea what's gone on in this case. Maybe he destroyed the tapes and if he admits that he'll be charged with destroying evidence....
3) He could be protecting sources.
4) It's the principle. The government is refusing to extend "journalist" status to people who write for the internet. If your words aren't printed on paper, they maintain you have no journalistic rights. This has to stop as any sensible person can see that we're moving towards a paperless society. What the government is doing is not only ridiculous, but it's dangerous. These rights are essential for our society.
In short, I can think of several good reasons why he wouldn't want to share those tapes.
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- State's rights? Misconstruction of a law? What bothers me as much as this one person's unfair treatment is an increasing tendency of government to use a law for other than it's original stated purpose. Have you ever seen labels on things bought in a store telling us it is illegal to use a product for a purpose other than what it was mannufactured for? Government should treat laws the same way. This tricky action mocks the constitution of our country because powers not claimed by the federal government constitutionally are reserved to the states. Maybe Jay Leno was right. We should give our constitution to Iraq instead of helping them write a new one. Like Jay said, we're not using it anyway.
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- The federal government claims jurisdiction because the car was paid for "in part" by federal dollars. And they wonder why people are afraid that they will abuse the powers granted by the Patriot Act.
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If your father gives you a gift of money to buy a car, does the car also become your father's property?
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Title: Reviving the Conversation Around CPR/DNRSpeaker: Jeffrey Bishop MD, PhD, is Director, Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics, St. Louis University; Tenet Chair of Health Care Ethics. Before joining the Gnaegi Center, Bishop served on the faculties of Vanderbilt University, the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry at the Universities of Exeter and Plymouth in the United Kingdom and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. Bishop is a physician and holds a PhD in philosophy.Article: American Journal of Bioethics 2010;10(1):61-67.Streaming video link: click here
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Just in case you folks haven't had the chance to check out some of the other artists on the new Latent Recordings website, I thought I'd point the occasional finger…in a good way…
Lee Harvey Osmond is the brainchild of Tom Wilson who has been on the music scene as long as we have. His new creation includes a whole lot of Latent friends including Josh and Andy from The Skydiggers as well as a couple of duets with Margo, Alan and Pete doing their thing and me playing some wacky lead guitar and sitting in the producers chair. It's and incredible album and something of which we are all extremely proud.
Lee will be touring with us in October and he is as engaging live as he is on cd. Check out this live clip if you don't believe me.
Please take the time to listen to the album and if you like it, buy it. You'll be doing your part to support inspired independant music.
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With Season 5 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta coming to a close, we're starting to wonder who will be returning and not returning for Season 6.
We may have lost Kim Zolciak forever, but you can rest easy that Miss Phaedra Parks will be around next year to keep us laughing with her hilarious zingers.
When one of her Twitter followers made her promise she would never leave the show, Phaedra reassured her fan, responding, "I'm not going any where but I certainly appreciate your support! Xoxoxo."
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By Justin BoronA U.S. Post Office is an essential stopover for much of the holiday cheer spread throughout the nation. Sophia Peyster, 42, waited in line recently with a box full of gifts for her family in New York and said she was waiting in her shortest line of this holiday season. "It's pretty quick in here," she said of a the post office in Jonesboro. Postal workers will have a tougher time keeping up with the crowds today, which officials say will be the peak mailing day of the year. The Postal Service estimates that over 280 million stamps will be canceled, almost three times the number it averages on a regular day during the year. About 1.5 million pieces of mail will pass through the processing plant in Hapeville, said Michael Miles, the spokesman for the Postal Service in Atlanta. People start realizing "I only have another week to get this done," he said. "People just like to procrastinate." One way to get packages mailed without having to wait in long lines would be to use one of the new automatic postal centers like the one in Jonesboro, Miles said. "It's a lot like an ATM," he said. At the machines, customers can mail packages and buy stamps with a credit card, Miles said. Last minute deliveries will likely be accommodated up until Christmas Eve, he said. But it can get expensive, Miles said. To be safe, he said packages sent after Dec. 21 should be sent Express Mail even though parcels sent priority mail would arrive in two to three days. Express Mail delivery starts at $13.65 for eight ounces and goes up by with the weight. An alternative to the post office is a local courier service run by Rudy Miller, 53, out of his Jonesboro home. Rudy's Rush specializes in deliveries throughout the metro area. Recently, Miller was consumed by the delivery of three dozen cheesecakes. His service also accommodates delivery to the 48 contiguous states. The Postal Service offered the following packaging tips to ensure a delivery's safe arrival: ? Select a box that is strong enough to protect the contents. Leave space for cushioning inside the carton. ? Package contents with shredded or rolled newspaper, bubble wrap, or Styrofoam peanuts. Plain air-popped popcorn is also good for cushioning; it's inexpensive and environmentally friendly. Pack tightly to avoid shifting. ? Always use tape that is designed for shipping, such as pressure-sensitive tape, nylon-reinforced tape, paper tape, or glass-reinforced pressure-sensitive tape. ? Do not use wrapping paper, string, masking tape, or cellophane tape. ? Put the delivery and return addresses on only one side of the package. ? Recommendation: Place an index card inside the package that contains the sender's address and the recipient's address along with a list of the contents. This will help us re-pack boxes that were improperly wrapped and came apart during transporting and processing and help ensure that the package is either sent to its destination or back to the sender. ? Take packages that weigh at least one pound into the post office for mailing. Do not put boxes into your neighborhood mailbox or expect for your mail carrier to pick them up for you. ? Stuff glass and fragile hollow items, like vases, with newspaper or packing material to avoid damage due to shock. When mailing framed photographs, take the glass out of the frame and wrap it separately.
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The upscale, 48-room Mansion at Judges' Hill oozes atmosphere and history. Built in 1900, the white, neoclassical building is located in the University of Texas area, a 5-minute drive from downtown. Rooms are quaint (some might say dowdy), the American fine dining restaurant is elegant, and the sprawling veranda is a great place to sip cold drinks in the warm weather. But the Mansion lacks the features of a larger hotel, including a pool and on-site fitness center.
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Microsoft will host its own press conference this year at European trade show Gamescom, reports CVG.
Certain developers have already been notified about the one-hour press conference, says CVG, but that neither the date nor the running order has been finalised.
Sources have said that the proposed press conference would be for Microsoft to reiterate its core message behind the Xbox One, while also attempting to secure the console's footing in European territories. While the Xbox has traditionally been popular in the UK--with the Xbox 360 recently overtaking the Wii in total sales--it has seen less success than Sony's PlayStation in other European markets.
If true, 2013 would mark the first time Microsoft has held a full-blown press conference during the European show. Both Sony and EA regularly hold their own press conferences at Gamescom.
Microsoft had previously announced that it will be returning to Gamescom this year after skipping it in 2012.
"We're excited to be back at Gamescom this year but we're not announcing any further details on our plans at this time. Please stay tuned for more details!" said a Microsoft spokesperson.
Gamescom will run from August 21 through August 25 in Cologne, Germany.
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- At the end of a two-day meeting to discuss the status of the Catholic community in mainland China and the problems it faces, the Vatican announced that Pope Benedict XVI would write a letter to the country's Catholics.
Despite continuing instances of persecution and pressure, the number of Catholics in China is growing and the vast majority of bishops and priests have recognized the authority of the pope, said the statement issued at the end of the Jan. 19-20 meeting chaired by Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Vatican secretary of state.
"In the light of the troubled history of the church in China and the main events of the past few years, there was an examination of the most serious and urgent church problems, which need adequate solutions related to the basic principles of the divine constitution of the church and of religious liberty," the statement said.
The Vatican did not say when Pope Benedict's letter to the Catholics of China would be written or released.
After decades of harsh persecution of Catholics who maintained their ties to the Vatican and stringent efforts by the government to exclude Vatican influence over all areas of church life in the country, the communist government appeared to be relaxing its stance.
In 2005 several bishops were ordained who were approved both by the government-controlled Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association and the Vatican. However, in 2006 the patriotic association moved forward with the ordinations of three bishops without Vatican consent.
The Jan. 20 Vatican statement said Pope Benedict called the meeting to deepen the Vatican's knowledge of the situation of the Catholic Church in China, inviting bishops from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan and "those who, for the Holy See, follow the Chinese question most closely."
While the Vatican did not name the participants, it was widely reported that they included Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun of Hong Kong, retired Cardinal Paul Shan Kuo-hsi of Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and Bishop Jose Lai Hung-seng of Macau.
In addition to officials from the Vatican Secretariat of State, news reports said Indian Cardinal Ivan Dias, prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, and U.S. Cardinal William J. Levada, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, also attended.
The Vatican described the discussions as "broad and detailed" and marked by frankness on the part of the participants.
During the meeting, it said, participants recognized the "shining witness offered by bishops, priests and faithful who, without giving in to compromise, maintained their fidelity to the see of Peter, sometimes at the price of great suffering."
At the same time, the participants noted "with particular joy" that "today almost all of the bishops and priests are in communion with the supreme pontiff," whether they are working in the underground church or with the patriotic association.
Despite restrictions, the statement said, the Catholic Church in China has shown a surprising numerical growth and its members are "called to be witnesses of Christ, to look forward with hope" and to offer Gospel-based values to the rapidly changing Chinese society.
The Vatican also said it hoped to continue a "respectful and constructive dialogue with government authorities to overcome the misunderstandings of the past" and to normalize relations to ensure "the peaceful and fruitful life of faith in the church and to work together for the good of the Chinese people and for peace in the world."
Anthony Liu Bainian, vice chairman of the patriotic association, told the British news agency Reuters Jan. 22 that he was encouraged by the Vatican's statement.
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The South China Morning Post in Hong Kong quoted Cardinal Zen as saying the Vatican has not changed its judgment that full religious freedom did not exist in China.
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BEAUMONT, Texas – Lamar University softball coach Holly Bruder announced that infielder Alyssa Burnett will transfer to Lamar from the University of Pittsburgh in January and will play for the Lady Cardinals this spring.
Burnett is a native Texan, playing two years of softball at Katy High School and two years at Brenham High School, graduating from Brenham in 2012.
Burnett set a Brenham High School record with a 27-game hitting streak as a senior, finishing the season with a .525 batting average, 14 doubles, five triples and 50 RBIs. She hit a school-record .528 as a junior at Brenham after hitting .383 as a freshman and .411 as a sophomore at Katy High School.
"We're fortunate enough to get a high-caliber athlete at this time of year," Bruder said. Alyssa can strengthen our depth in the infield, and will definitely help bolster our offense."
Burnett was a two-time first-team all-state performer at Brenham High School, and helped her team share a district championship as a senior She was the UIL District 17-4A offensive MVP as a senior. Burnett played travel softball with the Austin Storm Gold and the Houston Power Gold.
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More than anywhere I know, the soul of a New England winter exists amid the frozen waterways, snow-drifted woods, and frosted peaks of western Maine. Raw, remote, and wild, this slice of the state, cornered by New Hampshire and Quebec, draws skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers, and snowmobilers, who revel in the deep cover and rarely crowded trails, surrounded by miles of natural beauty. Looking out from the summit of Sugarloaf or Saddleback Mountain on a brittle blue-sky day, with the snow all around blindingly white, I feel that the frozen confection below will crack and crumble if I expel a warm breath.
My city friends find this winter land too remote, too dark, illuminated only by the moon and stars, not streetlights and signs. And they're apprehensive about driving the sinuous byways that meander through mountains and valleys, binding small towns with smaller ones, blinks-along-the-road with outposts. I understand, but the mountains and the heritage woven everywhere throughout this land are worth it, I reassure them.
Sugarloaf and Saddleback are the marquee attractions, islands of bright lights and human voices, hearty food and comfortable beds. But it's the towns and villages slumbering in their shadows–Kingfield, Carrabassett, and Stratton, Rangeley and Oquossoc–that make the best partners for the winter ball, especially when dressed in white.
Sugarloaf: Feel the Love
Pop into Kingfield Woodsman for breakfast, and you'll be rubbing elbows with skiers en route to Sugarloaf, loggers heading into the woods, and Canadian truckers hauling their first loads of the day. Although it's the gateway to Sugarloaf, Kingfield is a real town with a distinct Maine vibe, and just enough shops, galleries, and museums, along with restaurants and inns, to invite plunking down for a couple of days. Once a month from October to April, this usually quiet town buzzes with First Friday Art Walk, when local businesses open their doors and offer refreshments and sometimes live music and poetry readings. Most skiers zip right through the downtown with hardly a glance at the distinctive Victorian architecture or pause to hear the Carrabassett River as it drops over a dam behind Main Street, but Kingfield is Sugarloaf's birth mother, and the relationship between town and mountain has never been cut.
In the early 1950s, local businessman Amos Winter and his "Bigelow Boys" cut the first ski trail on nearby Sugarloaf Mountain. Within a couple of years, the prophetically named Winter and some foresighted investors had established the Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club, carving trails and naming them with logging and lumberjack terms. Their winter playground went on to become one of the largest alpine resorts in New England. That story, as well as others from Maine's skiing heritage, is shared at the Ski Museum of Maine, which occupies a couple of rooms above Sugarloaf Ski Outlet downtown, documenting Maine's role in the growth of the sport, from immigrant Swedes to Olympians, manufacturing to resorts.
Truth is, Kingfield was notable long before Sugarloaf, thanks to twin brothers Francis Edgar and Freelan Oscar Stanley, born here in 1849. Although best known for inventing and manufacturing the Stanley Steamer automobile at their Massachusetts plant, the brothers' twin legacy of innovation ranged from the first airbrush to the dry-plate coating for photo negatives. They also designed and funded the Georgian-style schoolhouse that now houses the Stanley Museum in Kingfield.
Two Victorian showplaces now stand on the Stanley family's land: One Stanley Avenue, perhaps the region's best restaurant, and its sister B&B, Three Stanley Avenue, originally a home built by the twins' younger brother, Bayard. Chef/owner Dan Davis has been creating memorable meals here for 40 years; entrees are described on the menu along with the year they first appeared. No fusion, no molecular gastronomy, no architectural food: just excellent continental fare with a Maine accent, combined with attentive service in an elegant setting.
Kingfield's industrial heritage is tied primarily to the logging, milling, and lumbering trades, but increasingly, artists and crafters are settling here, transforming once-vacant buildings and storefronts into studios and galleries. Lured by the rolling woods and water landscape, those who take their cues from nature find inspiration wherever they turn.
Just south of town is Nowetah's American Indian Museum & Gift Store. That's a big name for a small shop in the woods of New Portland, but Nowetah Cyr has amassed artifacts that many a museum would envy. The back section of her nonwinterized structure (dress warmly) is chock-full of Native American goods, including more than 600 baskets crafted by members of Maine's Wabanaki peoples as well as treasures from the Cherokee, Inuit, Iroquois, and Pueblo peoples, and more. Although Cyr doesn't sell items from her museum, she does stock a shop up front.
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A second 'request'/suggestion, a toon gorilla. If it exist, I'd like to be pointed where it resides.
The best bet would be 3D Universe, they're very very good at creating toons.


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I've always been a fairly low key/ chill person. I never worry much, am mostly happy. I've suffered from severe depression in the past, which I sought professional help for and worked through. I recently had many stressful events (sudden death of close family friend, loss of my father in law to cancer, brother battling cancer, marriage, buying house). I never worried much about any of these things, then BOOM started having panic attacks. Started out with chest pains. Got EKG, stress test EKG, blood work, having XRAY done soon. Not sure about xray, but everything else came out normal. I don't smoke, no drugs, and eat a fairly healthy pescatarian diet. I drink wine in moderation. I've started trying breathing exercises, yoga, and exercise (used to run half marathons, trying to get back in shape). These have helped, but I still have days where my chest hurts on and off, even when I'm doing something I enjoy. It's like a sneaky surprise that comes out of nowhere and goes "OH HAI!!!" Today was a horrible day. Chest pains, all day. I pinched a nerve in my arm last night so thats been making me feel all odd again. Seems like things that would be normal physical pain transfer into some hellish version of it.
Enough of this rant. Just seeking support, and possibly to see if anyone else has been hit with these things seemingly out of the blue. I've been trying to review my thoughts, ideas, beliefs, etc to try and draw some conclusions on how I got here.
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In what has proved to be a worse injury than the Ravens initially thought, Jamal Lewis' sprained ankle likely will sideline the Ravens' All-Pro running back for Sunday's clash against the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, a league source said.
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In honor of my Halloween costume, I thought it would fitting to post my favorite Regina Spektor song from the (500) Days of Summer soundtrack and some photos of my inspiration.
Cole and I wanted to take pictures at some train tracks nearby. When we first started shooting, along came a train. You can see by one of the pictures that the conductor scared the bejesus out of me when he blared the horn!
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Pictures Lab
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The ultimate picture effects app! MSNBC.com wrote: "a Swiss Army knife of photo tweaks". If you like to make beautiful photos, then this app is a perfect addition to your phone's toolset. Pictures Lab provides you with thousands of different modifications for your photos and has a camera functionality with superior features like face detection auto focus, steady mode and much more. It's also integrated as a Lens. Pictures Lab is the original with high quality filters, features and great user experience. It's fast and responsive and you quickly get your job done with just a few moves. Often been copied, but never reached. Engadget.com: "a must-have for WP devices ... the program provides a set of amazing effects and tweaks for your photos" Gizmodo.com : "Pictures Lab offers a ton of effects for your money." Microsoft uses Pictures Lab in its presentations as a "delightful app" which "Looks and feels like an integral part of Windows Phone". "Uncluttered, polished experience". The app comes with lots of controllable, easy-to-use, but advanced effects like different vintage and hipster-like filters, Tilt Shift (miniature faking), HDR, Lomo, Soften, Auto Adjust, Sharpen, Comic, Bulge, B&W, Sepia, Selective Blur and many more. Dynamic previews of the effects are shown in a list, making it possible to easily pick the right one. The high quality borders are also presented in a nice preview list and can be combined with any filter and any aspect ratio. Multiple effects can also be combined. It is also possible to crop, rotate and flip images. An enhanced picture and the EXIF data can be saved to the phone's pictures hub or shared directly on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social networks. Later editing is also supported. The app performs the image processing on the original picture in its original resolution, thus making it also possible to print the image or use it as desktop wallpaper.
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You buying us all new clothes.
You buying us all new clothes.
I'm now picturing an event at which you all turn up wearing the same jacket.
Jacket flashmob.
That's honestly what Suiterday is all about.
Needs a theme song.
I'm on it.
lol, theme song SOLD!
We need to perfect our strut!
I got the second one down.
Suits, RuPaul, and sassy struts? Yup, definitely a Changston idea. <3
Hansen, I don't even think her boobs have it down.
Combo of cool!
just don't be jealous of my boogie
mama wants this jacket
That is a rockin' jacket.
That's an awesome fucking jacket.
Wtb dude version.
Speaking of jackets one needs...
Also tried dem white pants I bought ages ago, finally. Lighting here doesn't do me any favors, but think it worked out. Decapitated because I need a haircut badly.
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This is a sad reminder that I really need a new jacket. Or maybe a jacket in general. Vests don't keep you warm all that well in the winter time.


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Monet's Garden is a discontinuous narrative of asymmetrical structure; an interweaving of connected stories with elliptical, interconnected pieces on the narrator of the book. John Lent's linked story sequence offers a complex and sensitive evocation of being. The author's post-modern structure dramatizes an ongoing disintegration and recuperation of self in the unnamed narrator, whose six "Roof" vignettes intersperse the six stories of other characters: Rick, Jane, Neil, and Charles Connolly. As a whole, Monet's Garden is an exemplary bildungsroman in its story of an individual's growth and development within the context of a defined social order. The social order is late twentieth-century Western (Canadian) …
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The Trade and Investment Office (TIO), Embassy of the Republic of Liberia in the United States has organized a Trade Mission to Liberia commencing August 4th through August 17th, 2012. The Government of Liberia is seeking to increase private direct investments in the country.
The current trade mission is a business-friendly initiative created to provide participating firms and individuals an opportunity to survey our economy and identify ownership of enterprises to spur private investment and participation in Liberia's reconstruction process.
Additionally, the goal is to design and develop strategies to expand commercial activities in Liberia by increasing the number of small and mid-sized enterprises, grow the volume of imports and exports, and create jobs to boost the governments Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS). All of these initiatives are structured to move the country toward rapid and sustainable development over the next decade.
While in Liberia, participants will visit plantations, fisheries, and other agro industries in the country. The delegation will also travel to nearby counties which include Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Margibi, Bong and Grand Bassa. Superintendents from counties that are not within a day's drive have been invited to Monrovia in order to discuss potential business ventures within their regions.
The delegation will establish contacts and hold several meetings with business entities and high-level government officials to include, among others, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honorable Alex Tyler. The Trade Representative, who is head of the Trade and Investment Office in Philadelphia, is accompanying the delegation to Liberia on behalf of the Embassy.
The Trade and Investment Office has a mandate to coordinate trade affairs and stimulate investments for Liberia within the United States, a country critical to the growth of our economy.The impending trade mission was organized to provide an impetus to the general objective of the Trade Office in driving investments to Liberia. Additionally, since the beginning of its operation in 2009, the TIO has implemented a robust strategy to boost investments in Liberia by developing sustained working relationships and fostering strong partnerships with several national and multilateral agencies.
These consist of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the United States Department of Commerce (USDC), the Pan African Capital Group, LLC, Eco-Power Liberia and BIVAC, among others.
Over the years, and in collaboration with its partners, the Office has organized investment symposiums which have included the Business Forum for Liberia held in Philadelphia, PA. This event attracted several business executives and entrepreneurs to the city to promote culture and tourism, along with commerce and trade in Liberia's emerging economy.
Deliberations at these business conferences addressed strategic initiatives instituted by the Government of Liberia to develop a vibrant private sector, whereby small and mid-sized entities would operate as the driving force to create jobs and expand economic activities. Successes have included for example, meetings and video conferences of the world-wide Hilton Board of Directors in an effort to bring their internationally recognized hotel chain to Liberia.
At the conclusion of this Trade Mission to Liberia, the TIO will collaborate with its many partners to facilitate the travel of Liberian entrepreneurs to the United States. This endeavor will enable Liberian business leaders the opportunity to also survey the U.S. market.
Meanwhile, the Embassy of Liberia, on behalf of the Trade and Investment Office, would like to express thanks and appreciation to all organizations and firms participating in this year's trade mission to Liberia. "We wish you a happy and exciting stay while visiting Liberia."


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Paging Ashlee Simpson ...
Lin Miaoke's singing of "Ode to the Motherland" at Friday's opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics wowed the world, giving the 9-year-old immediate fame and the nickname, "smiling angel." The only problem was she faked it. The real songbird was 7-year-old Yang Peiyi, who was not used because she's not as angelic looking.
Speaking on Beijing Radio, musical director Chen Qigang said:
"The reason for this is that we must put our country's interest first. The girl appearing on the picture must be flawless in terms of her facial expression and the great feeling she can give to people."
I'm not going to be so ignorant and hypocritical as to pretend Americans don't often make the same decisions about who to promote and who to exploit. But moral equation doesn't make the situation any better.
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Production: 9,008 cases; Alcohol: 14.6%; Blend: 100% Cabernet Sauvignon; Harvest Dates: September 10 to October 24. The 2007 Private Reserve is composed of 34% Bancroft Ranch, 33% Steinhauer Ranch, 8% Chabot Vineyard, 8% Lampyridae, and the remainder from St. Helena Home Vineyard, Marston Ranch and Rancho del Oso fruit. A mild spring and summer with only a handful of heat spikes was followed by beautiful weather in September and October. One of the finest Private Reserves made over the last two decades, this phenomenal wine is obviously still an infant in terms of development, but it exhibits a dense purple color as well as an extraordinary nose of blackberries, white chocolate, licorice, tobacco leaf, smoky barbecue, charcoal and a burning ember-like note reminiscent of a Graves from Bordeaux. A dense, luscious, full-bodied, opulent style, with sweet tannin, this locked and loaded, intense, full throttle Private Reserve should be accessible in 5-6 years and last for 25-30.Drink Dates: 2016-2046
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($119; includes 3% cabernet franc) Deep ruby. Lively aromas of cassis, licorice and violet. Sweet and lush but juicy, with a strong chocolatey character and excellent underlying backbone. Very densely packed cabernet, with suaver tannins than the Steinhauer or Lampyridae bottlings. Finishes with lingering licorice and bitter chocolate notes. A very successful blend: 70% from Howell Mountain, 14% St. Helena, 8% Mt. Veeder and 8% Spring Mountain.Author: Stephen Tanzer
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Firm, intense and vibrant, featuring a complex, focused core of earthy currant, sage, black licorice and mineral. Full-bodied, yet sleek and trim on the finish, where the flavors are slow to unfold.Drink Dates: 2012-2022
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Rich yet energetic and well-structured. Ripe blackcurrant and black cherry, with anise, vanilla and mocha notes lurking in the background. This wine has a reputation for ageing beautifully over decades.Drink Dates: 2011-2025
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Pheasant Valley Vineyards Bed and Breakfast
Hood River, Oregon Bed and Breakfast
3890 Acree Drive
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We invite you to wake up in the mornings to soft, gentle breezes, vineyard and Mt. Hood views with complimentary wine tasting just next door.
Pheasant Valley's B&B and Winery are nestled in the heart of the scenic Columbia River Gorge. We converted our charming country farmhouse into a lovely Bed & Breakfast in 2000. We offer 2 comfy queen rooms both with private baths and 1 spacious king suite with a private luxury bath, two areas for dining and relaxing in an elegant but casual setting. Enjoy the view from the front porch of majestic Mt. Hood or relax on the back deck to the sounds of birds and gentle breezes. You are only minutes from town and walking distance from our tasting room. We invite you to experience Pheasant Valley Winery B&B, nestled in the hills of Hood River Valley; it's the hidden jewel you don't want to miss. Pheasant Valley a place where memories are made!
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