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Cedar Key School's 2011 Graduation
Jessi Robinson, Editor & Shark Correspondent
The graduation of the 2011 Cedar Key School senior class will be Saturday, June 4, 2011, at 10 a.m. in the school gymnasium. The members of the 2010-2011 graduating class include three girls, Deanna Littlefield, Megan Martin and Angel Neese and six boys, Zack Anderson, Tyler Beckham, Noah Cahours, Adam Iovine, Harley Lambert, and Matt Tysinger. Our Salutatorian this year is Deanna Littlefield with a GPA of 3.69. All the seniors are anxiously counting down the few weeks left until they receive their diploma, and hope you will be there to witness it.
Senior Spotlight: Zack Anderson
Chloe Reynolds, Shark Correspondent
When asked to describe his senior year in one word, Zack chose "easygoing." According to Zack, "My senior year has been very laid-back as far as classes and homework; although classes like AP statistics wouldn't give that impression."
Zack Anderson is the son of Donna Risker and Scott Anderson, and stepparents Chad Risker and Christy Anderson. He has two brothers; Tyler Anderson, Caleb Roberts, and sister, Megan Roberts. After high school he plans to join the Air Force.
Zack's favorite subject in school is English because he thinks, "Mrs. April is an excellent teacher." Zack says that his most memorable school moment was when the Boys Varsity Basketball team finally won a game. When asked about his favorite teacher he answered "Mr. Brad, since he is very laid-back and a lot of fun."
His favorite food is fried chicken and his favorite movie is "The Lion King." His favorite song is "Walking the Demon" and he is constantly rocking out to "Bullet For My Valentine." His favorite sport at Cedar Key School is track and field.,"
Senior Spotlight: Tyler Beckham
Tyler Miller, Correspondent
Tyler Lee Beckham is the son of Troy Beckham and Janice McLeod and his stepparents are Angie Beckham and Mark McLeod. His siblings include Chase Beckham, Hunter Cannon, Montana Beckham, and Walker Emrick. During his time in High School Tyler has participated in track and field and was in FFA when he attended school at Bell.
Tyler says his most memorable moment in school was when he was written up for dipping on a field trip. He also says his favorite subject in school was team sports because he enjoyed working out and talking with his uncle Cris. Tyler's favorite teacher is Ms. Carmen because "she is straight forward and doesn't beat around the bush."
When Tyler is not in school he enjoys eating cheese fries and watching his favorite movie "The Cowboy Way." Tyler also enjoys driving his truck and listening to "Hicktown" by Jason Aldean, which happens to be his favorite song.
After school, Tyler plans on going into the U.S. Navy to be an Interior Communication Electrician or an IC. An IC is someone who works inside ships to install or fix anything in the interior of the ship. When asked who he will miss the most when he is in the Navy he replied "When I leave I will miss my parents and, for some reason, my girlfriend, Claire," he said, "and Cedar Key, as well."
Senior Spotlight: Adam Iovine
Jessi Robinson, Shark Correspondent
Frank Iovine and Shelley Collins welcomed their son Adam Seth Iovine on June 7, 1993, in Inverness. Now, nearly 18 years later, they're preparing to watch him graduate Saturday, June 4, 2011, along with the eight other members of his senior class. Adam is also the big brother to some of Cedar Key School's younger generation, the "mini-sharks," Audrey and Mason Collins.
Throughout his eight years at CKS, Adam has gained many long-lasting friends and acquaintances, including his closest friends Thomas Benefield, CKS Junior Stephen Bainbridge and fellow CKS Senior Harley Lambert. When he's not busy with school or his part-time job, the four of them seem to find themselves in many of the typical teenage male kind of trouble - most of the time involving their trucks and a lot of mud!
When asked about his most memorable moment throughout his years at Cedar Key School, Adam decided to share about the time in eighth grade when Josh Lumley stuck a key ring into a classroom light socket, causing it to spark. Four years later, the light socket is still said to be unusable.
Academic wise, Adam's favorite subjects are math, "because, it makes sense," and any kind of science, "because of (his favorite CKS teacher) Mr. Whitman." He has participated in basketball, baseball, soccer, and FBLA, and his favorite food is Chicken Alfredo. As a teen, in the overwhelming world of growing technology, Adam's favorite movie is the Disney Pixar computer-animated film "Wall-E." His favorite song is "45" by Shinedown.
After his upcoming graduation, Adam plans on following-up on his interest in the United States Air Force, like fellow senior Zack Anderson. When asked to look back on his eight years of school on the island of Cedar Key, Adam says, "I loved how small Cedar Key School is and has been, and how everyone knew everyone. I'll never forget any of the times with all of my friends and classmates."
Senior Spotlight: Harley Lambert
Stephanie Hathcox, Shark Correspondent
Fun. That's the word that Harley, also known as Denim Dan by friends, chose to describe his senior year. He says it was fun because of sports, friends, jokes, memories, and knowing that it is his last year of high school.
Harley is the son of Adrian and Laurie Lambert. His sister Alicia is a CKS 10th grader. Harley does his best to look after his sister, and claims he has the coolest mom ever.
Harley's favorite senior year memories come from Mrs. Bailey's classes. It's a time when he and fellow class mates get "creative." The made up stories never seem to end, and they grow more outrageous every time. Among Harley's favorites are Adam and the Homework Eating Wildebeast, A Trip Down the Stairs, The Great Dirt Bike Wipe-out, andCaroline's Catastrophe (Mrs. Bailey believed that one).
Harley loves sports, even if he walks away with a new injury every time he participates. "Hitting the ball, making a shot, or coming in first at a meet make it all worth it. The screaming and yelling afterward is like the icing on the cake, sweet," says Harley.
Marine Science is one of Harley's favorite clubs. He enjoys going out on the UF boat to catch fish, discover new specimens, and visit the islands. Pulling the net to gather fish for the tanks in the Marine Biology Lab and completing projects like cast net building and setting up tanks. One of his favorite Marine Science trips was a four day, three night trip to Seahorse Key.
Harley's favorite teacher is Mr. Whitman. He loves spending time with him in class, and enjoys going on Marine Science field trips with him. Mr. Whitman is Harley's mentor, and appreciates that Mr. Whitman guides them to make the right decisions and keeps after him about his grades. Among Harley's other favorite things are hanging out with the boys, sushi, and country music.
So finishing up his year with wild adventures and fun memories, Harley is readying himself for the future. He plans to become an FWC officer and attend any necessary course for the position. Hopefully, he will achieve this goal.
Senior Spotlight: Deanna Littlefield
Sarah Bartholemy, Shark Correspondent
Upcoming 2011 graduate, Deanna Littlefield is the daughter of Teresa Buesing. Her siblings include Devin Littlefield and Zachary Phelps. After graduation Deanna plans to attend Flagler University and major in Sports Management. Deanna said that she also plans to "get rich." There is no doubt that Deanna's future holds many great things.
Deanna's favorite subject is Coach Brad's history class because history has a tendency to repeat itself, which makes it easy. But, don't let that fool you. Deanna has managed to maintain high grades even while heavily committed to sports and other school activities. 2010 Graduate Caely Hibbits said, "Deanna was so dedicated to her work; she would bring it on sports trips and study even when everyone else was having fun. Deanna's favorite teacher is Mrs. April Fleetwood, because "she helps you to understand what she teaches."
When asked what her most memorable moment from high school was, Deanna said, "catching the Smoke House on fire and watching the Marine Science Class run across the field with a water hose what was way too short." There's no doubt that with Deanna's leadership skills, she was instrumental in clearing the Smoke House of the fire. Now you know who to call for any fire emergencies, but don't count on her not to crack up in the middle of saving the day.
When Deanna's not doing her favorite sport, track and field, or studying, you can often find her listening to her number one song "Right Above It" by Lil Wayne, or on the couch watching "Old Dogs" with milk and cookies. She epitomizes the student athlete and has been an inspiration to the rest of the student body at Cedar Key School; her skill and example will be missed.
Senior Spotlight: Megan Martin
Stephanie Hathcox, Shark Correspondent
In one word, Megan describes her senior year as "carefree," She says that she has been able to branch out of her shell and be more open to new ideas, making new friends, meeting new people, and researching careers and colleges with a new outlook on how she "wants the end of the beginning to start."
With an open mind and heart, Megan has set her sights on attending the Ringling College of Art & Design in Sarasota, Florida, where she hopes to major in illustration.
Megan is the daughter of Karen Legree and Delbert Legree, and is granddaughter of Betty Goulet. Her siblings include CKS 10th grader Sarah Martin and Jaret Martin.
When asked what her favorite senior year memory was, Megan says, "I've had a tremendous amount of memories as a senior; however, one of them stands out above all the rest. It was on an FBLA business trip with my teacher, Mrs. Bailey, Jade, Sarah, and Meikala. This memory was definitely one of the overall favorite experiences of my senior year."
Among Megan's favorite things are the Texas Roadhouse, FBLA, Track and Field, the movies "Keith" and "Black Swan," and music. Megan says that she loves music and her favorite song and band changes every day.
Her favorite subject in school is English because she loves to read and learn about literatures, although her favorite classes are Informal Geometry and Marine Science. She loves the funny conversations that take place in I.G. between Matt, Tyler, Ms. Kelsey, and herself, and says that Ms. Kelsey is the funniest teacher she has.
In Marine Science she enjoys learning about fish, taking care of fish, and spending time with Mr. Whitman, who is the smartest man she knows. She also is thankful for all the help that Mrs. April and Mrs. Bailey have given to guide her to make the best decisions and follow her dreams, and Mr. Brad for being an awesome teacher and an even better coach.
When asked, Megan said, "I respect and thank all of my teachers very much throughout my high school years. Each and every one of them has pushed me to try my hardest and do my best in life."
In conclusion, Megan says, "My senior year was a year that was open and chaotic. I learned to open up my mind to new paths in life and not take everything for granted. From club trips, memories, and favorite classes and teachers, my senior year will always be remembered. My senior year would have never been this great if it wasn't for the people that surrounded me and the advice they gave."
Senior Spotlight: Angel Neese
Chloe Reynolds, Shark Correspondent
Angelina Neese is the daughter of Nancy Beckham. She has four brothers, the late Abe Slim, as well as, Adam Carroll, Paul Neese, and Jeremiah Barnes. After school she plans to attend Santa Fe College to become a teacher of math or science. Her favorite subjects in school are math, science and world history. "I can't choose between them!" says Angel.
Angel's most memorable moment was when she had her wisdom teeth removed and came to school afterward. Her favorite movies are "The Fight Club" and "The Night before Christmas." Her favorite food is "anything edible." Angel does not have a favorite band or song because there are too many to choose from. Her favorite club that she participated in was the School Advisory Council.
Angel has spent countless hours assisting Mrs. Sue Penney in the never-ending duties that need to be performed in the library, including re-shelving books, assisting with check-in and check-out, and was always looking for ways she could help. She was also a valuable member of SGA.
Her characteristics are best summed up by Coach Brad, "Angel is a caring, honest, and meticulous student. She is a self-starter and always goes out of her way to be helpful and understanding of the people around her." Angel's smiling gentle way will be missed.
Senior Spotlight: Matt Tysinger
Sarah Bartholemy, Shark Correspondent
He may seem like one of the quietest seniors, but there's a great deal to Matt Tysinger that you should know. Matt, originally from South Carolina, moved in with his aunt and uncle, Sherie and Dennis Johns in middle school beginning his tenure at Cedar Key School. In June, after graduation, Matt will leave to join the U.S. Army where we know he is certain to excel.
When asked what his favorite subject in school is, Matt chose lunch, stating "I like me some food." Matt's easygoing nature is evidenced by his choice of favorite food which is whatever he's eating at the time. Even though Matt loves all of his high school teachers, Mrs. April Fleetwood is the top of the list. Matt said, "Mrs. April is my favorite teacher because she taught me a lot and she is a great teacher."
Matt volunteers daily to help out in Mrs. Sherie's kindergarten class. Matt is also the senior class president and he is involved in FBLA and SGA. Matt said that his most memorable moment from high school was, "being pegged in the eye with a baseball during a game against Saint John's." Matt's dedication to baseball is shown by having the courage to get up and continue playing baseball after his injury.
When Matt isn't hanging out with sophomore, Molly Gordon or listening to his favorite song "Teddy Bear: by Red Sovine, you can catch him out at the baseball field for one of Coach Joe's practices. Matt has been playing baseball for four years. Matt's easy going and sincere personality will definitely be missed at Cedar Key School.
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A true classic!,
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This is a great introduction to Bob Dylan's modest music. An inexperienced ear could judge it as too modest, but the key is to accept the fact that on the surface Dylan's music is samey. Then you'll notice that he is actually a superb composer and lyricist, and also stylistically wide. The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan showcases Dylan's pure folk side. The album hits hard because it's very genuine. This is just the man, his acoustic guitar and his harmonica. Each of them is more tolerable than on Dylan's later albums: the young Bob doesn't yell ('Idiot Wind', anyone?), he hasn't completely stopped trying to get pure tones out of his harmonica, and he knows his guitar picking techniques which makes for nice variety. On top of this all, the atmosphere here is very cozy. You can hear Dylan giving a laugh now and then when he botches up some lyrics!
This being only Dylan's second release, it's amazing how consistent an album he could make. There are a few absolute gems: 'Blowin' In The Wind' in its simplicity is one of the best songs ever written, 'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall' starts the tradition of poetic Dylan epics, and 'Masters Of War' is very pungent in its young angry doom. The rest of the album doesn't quite rise to this level but doesn't feel like filler either. Every track has at least a slight hook or an original musical idea. Although the album features innovative lyrics for its time with a lot of political content and skillful rhymes, Dylan would develop a lot as a lyricist during the next years. Now it's mostly just a clever folk buddy singing his thoughts out.
All in all, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan practically brings the young witty Bob Dylan into your living room. The difference between this and today's sterile studio pop is amazing! Once you have acquainted yourself with this warm sound, there is no way back. The improved sound quality of this new issue only strengthens the effect. A pop music collection without this folk classic isn't a collection at all.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan: Bob Dylan - Don't think twice, this is an essential album,
Victor (Hull, England) - See all my reviews
Bob Dylan's second album is totally different to his debut. A somewhat more mature and polished effort it shows just how much he had learned and developed in the few short months between. The style moves away from the raw folk to something more recognisable as Dylan - political protest, streams of consciousness, a mixture of direct, to the point lyrics with some that are almost surreal, tender love songs. All this and also probably his best known song `Blowing In The Wind', beloved by a generation of guitar strumming hippies around campfires.
I find it a lot more accessible than his debut, and very listenable. The songs flow nicely, opening with the social conscience of `Blowing in the Wind', through the country stylings of `Girl From The North Country', back to political statement with `Masters of War', and so on with a great deal of variety. Dylan was an artist with a lot to say, and it is here that he started to earn his sobriquet as the voice of the generation with tracks such as the angry `Hard Rain's Gonna Fall'. His bitter ode to love gone wrong `Don't Think Twice, It's All Right' still resonates today, and I have to say is probably my personal favourite Dylan track of all time. Despite being full of anger and bitterness there are moments of tenderness (the aforementioned `Girl From The North Country', and an interesting reading of `Corrina Corrina') and the album ends on a note of hopefulness with the elegant `I Shall Be Free'.
One of Dylan's most consistent and accessible albums, and probably the best from his early acoustic years. 5 stars easily.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A great record, even for non-Dylan fans,
Gavin Wilson - See all my reviews
I am not a Dylan fan. But I've got an SACD player, and whenever I notice a retailer selling off their SACD stock cheaply, I tend to hoover it up.
I've always felt a bit guilty about not liking Dylan, given that he has had millions of fans, and was, at least until his motorbike accident in 1966, as big as Elvis and the Beatles. I think the problem is that I was born a decade too late, and music has always been much more important to me than lyrics. It may be heretical to say this but, as a teenager in the 1970s, I found the music of bands like Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers more catchy than Dylan (great though the 'Desire' LP was).
But Dylan doesn't go away, and he's now one of the few popular artists to have much of his output available on SACD. THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN was one of the key visual references in the recent Cameron Crowe movie VANILLA SKY.
I think you have to have lived through the era to really appreciate the impact of what Dylan was doing. Coming late to the era, it matters little to a new fan that 'Highway 61 Revisited' was the first electric folk rock album. There are now hundreds, if not thousands, of electric folk rock albums to choose from, and if anything, the later ones are likely to smoothe off the rough edges of the first.
But now I have a wad of Dylan SACDs and the opportunity to wade through them in chronological sequence. And I keep coming back to THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN because it possesses a great purity and enthusiasm. As other reviewers have said, it's just the man, his mouth organ and his guitar (apart from on 'Corrina, Corrina'). SACD captures the simplicity of his performance superbly. NB This is SACD Stereo -- not Surround Sound, nor Dolby 5.1.
The music is part folk, part blues. Yes, it's slightly repetitive in that it lacks the diversity and creative input you could get from a wider group setting. But for me, this is solo Dylan at the top of his game, bristling with confidence that an enormous audience would take to the album. To enjoy this CD, you don't need to organise a sit-in, protest march or late-night coffee with a few student friends. It really is OK to listen to this in the car or while exercising or even (heaven forbid!) as background music while working or giving a dinner party. Dylan probably foresaw none of these uses for his music, and I suspect the only protest at such abuse would come from his diehard folk fans -- the same ones who protested about his later transition to electric instruments. Me, I just love it because it's so uncluttered. (And normally I don't like folk music!)
5.0 out of 5 stars Rock's premier songwriter gains the national conscious!, October 10, 2007,
Mike London "MAC" (Oxford, UK) - See all my reviews
One of the single most important albums of the rock canon, THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN, along PLEASE PLEASE ME, introduced the 1960s with a bang. Sure, the decade had been underway since 1960, but with this release we finally get the Dylan that will change the face of popular music. Although the album before this one can be entertaining in spots, no one could guess the genius of this sophomore effort by listening to the first Bob Dylan disc. And what genius it is.
Dylan, in the course of 13 songs, covers much of the human emotional genome, from joy to sadness to longing to righteous anger to broken hearts to comedy. The album is as accomplished and stunning as any of his later works, and stands as one of the best albums ever recorded. The sound is sparse, but very effective for the material covered. It also has a lesson producers nowadays could learn from: you don't need tons of instruments to produce effective music. This is just Dylan, a guitar, and a harmonica with the exception of "Corrina, Corrina," and he makes it work. Boy does he ever.
This album produced many of his most important compositions and signature songs, including the song that broke him into the mainstream, "Blowin' in the Wind". Compositions like the aforementioned song, "Don't Think Twice, It's Alright," "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall," "Masters of War," and "Girl of the North Country," quickly established Dylan as the premier songwriter for the social conscious of the early 1960s, a role Dylan would quickly move away from (just listen to the mid 1960s trilogy of BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME, HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED, and BLONDE ON BLONDE to see how far he left this stuff behind). However, Dylan would never cease to be the premier songwriter of rock and roll, and he is still regarded as the poet laureate of rock and roll.
What makes this album's durability all the more remarkable is that it was recorded in the height of the folk-protest revival, which had numerous songs that do not have long shelf lives. The central problem with protest albums is they have a tendency to become dated and awkward as years go by, but not here. These songs sound just as glorious as when they were first released. Where THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN does sound dated, this effect actually enhances the album, especially on the last cut of the album where he is talking to President Kennedy who was alive at the time. That alone gives the cut an endearing quality.
Dylan wisely stayed away from dated political concerns, and instead addressed the problems America was having in the 1960s from a much more universal perspective. Instead of singing about nuclear rain (which "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall was never about to begin with), Dylan invokes an oncoming apocalypse. With "Blowin' in the Wind," he confesses he simply doesn't know the answers to the problems, a very strange thing for an early 1960s folk song to do. Other folkies would have said the answer was social reform, or peace and love, or something along those lines. "Masters of War" stays relevant even today, because Dylan addresses universal concerns, not topical ones.
It is useful to contrast this album with its followup, THE TIMES THEY ARE A'CHANGIN'. THE TIMES is a much more defined album, with Dylan clearly in the "protest mode". While most of the cuts off that record are certainly worthy additions to the Dylan catalogue (considering the stuff that was being recorded at the time by Dylan, did we really need "With God On Our Side,") when taken as an entire album THE TIMES wears its listeners out emotionally. TIMES can get rather monotous as times as well. TIMES has dated much more badly than FREEWHEELIN', though to be fair to that record, it still stands up much better than the other folk records coming out of the Greenwich Village scene by today's standards, especially with the title track.
That is one album that desperately needed some light-hearted moments like "Eternal Circle" or something to break up the monotony. Sadly, two of the best compositions ("Percy's Song" and "Lay Down Your Weary Tune," both available on BIOGRAPH) were left off.
TIMES is a dark, brooding, traditional "protest album", and though evidenced by Dylan's numerous outtakes from that period that he was writing songs far beyond simple protest music, it is obvious Dylan constricted himself to very narrow subject matter and themes. TIMES comes off as a very humourless, serious affair. Dylan does not make that mistake here.
While I digressed to discuss this album's followup, contrasting TIMES with FREEWHEELIN' is useful in that it helps show what makes FREEWHEELIN' so successful. TIMES is a straight laced, no nonsense protest album, though with better track selection (like most of Dylan's work), it could have been a much different, and in TIMES' case, better, album. Listening to TIMES is emotionally draining, and while certainly has some great songs, overall the album does not stand up as well, though there are individual songs that match anything on FREEWHEELIN'. TIMES is much more limited in its emotional range, whereas FREEWHEELIN' is a much broader record, and a better one at that.
While THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN certainly qualifies as a protest album, due to Dylan's deft skill he crafted the album to be much more universal than strictly topical, and he has been rewarded with creating a rather timeless piece of music. While he did go radically reinvent himself several times over, Dylan never sounded better here, and while he may have come up with music as good as the songs on this album he never made one that surpassed it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars good bargain - twice,
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�1.99 for classic Dylan, got to be good value ... for some reason it has downloaded twice - each track has a second version with (album version) after the title and is a slightly bigger size. Does anyone know why?
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Classic album,
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Hadn't heard this album for a few years. So glad I downloaded it. It bought back many memories from my childhood as it contains many of my parent's favourites. Had forgotten the humour and the great quality of the lyrics.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Classic Dylan,
Bill Gemmell "SimplifyWithUs" (Edinburgh, Scotland) - See all my reviews
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Worth revisiting. Dylan at his best. Accoustic, blues, protest, ironic - this album can be described in many many ways.
5.0 out of 5 stars Bob Dylan,
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Great album I really love Bob Dylan its easy to listen to highly recommend this album love you Bob Dylan
5.0 out of 5 stars Ace!,
Mrs. A. M. Collins "Andraste" - See all my reviews
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Brought back my youth, when anything was possible, any thought was thinkable, any chord was playable. And oh dear did we learn (Bob Dylan's Dream)
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent,
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As expected another one for the collection. A good example of the artists work of this period of his work.
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Vintage: 2012
2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
By far and away the most recognized and widely grown red wine grape varietal in the world is the Cabernet Sauvignon. First cultivated in the 18th century in France, this wonderful cross of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc grapes has long since been the most important varietal for red wines across the globe. Now grown everywhere from its native France to the furthest reaches of the New World, Cabernet Sauvignon is adored and prized by wineries for its hardiness and resistance to rot, as well as its large and sharp flavors and wonderful capability for fine aging Indeed, many of the finest wines of history and the modern age would be simply unimaginable without Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, with the famed wineries of Bordeaux and other important regions using it as the primary grape in their oak aged produce. High tannin levels, acidity and powerful flavors are the characteristics most commonly associated with this varietal, however, when blended and slowly aged, it is capable of a world of flavors and aromas unmatched by any other grape.
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Stoudemire's best season was D'Antoni's last in Phoenix, in 2007-2008, when Amar'e posted a 27+PER to go along with 26.7 points and 9.7 rebounds (and 2.2 blocks). D'Antoni understands Stoudemire's game. It fits perfectly with the Seve Seconds or Less strategy, freeing him up to finish off the trailer in transition, and constantly in the pick and roll. It makes sense that Stoudemire would feel comfortable going back to a coach that for the most part simply told him what he was doing was awesome.
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Yoani Sánchez is an unusual dissident: no street protests, no attacks on big politicos, no calls for revolution. Rather, she produces a simple diary about what it means to live under the Castro regime in Cuba: the difficulty of shopping and chronic hunger; the art of repairing ancient appliances; the struggle for real news and the burdens of reading the party newspaper; the fear of admission to hospitals that lack the supplies for basic sterilization; and a life structured by a propaganda machine that pushes deep into the media, the public square, and the schools. Each sensitive dispatch is a brutal and honest depiction of Cuban life today.
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Yoani Sánchez is an unusual dissident: no street protests, no attacks on big politicos, no calls for revolution. Rather, she produces a simple diary about what it means to live under the Castro regime: the chronic hunger and the difficulty of shopping; the art of repairing ancient appliances; and the struggles of living under a propaganda machine that pushes deep into public and private life.
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YOANI SÁNCHEZ, a University of Havana graduate in philology, emigrated to Switzerland in 2002. Two years later, she decided to return to Cuba but promised herself she would live there as a free person and started her blog, Generation Y, upon her return. In 2008, Time magazine named her one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World"; it named Generation Y one of the "Best Blogs of 2009." Spain honored her with its highest award for digital journalism, the Ortega y Gasset Prize. In 2011, Michelle Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton honored her with the International Women of Culture Award. She lives with her husband, independent journalist Reinaldo Escobar, and their son in a high-rise apartment in Havana overlooking Revolution Square.
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Financial markets, having grown accustomed to the Fed telling them where rates are headed, seem unwilling to hear that new message. After nearly two years of raising rates, the Fed's efforts to convey that it isn't certain where they are headed now have been read by markets, instead, as a forecast of where it will take rates. Changing interpretations of that forecast have been roiling the markets in recent days.
A potentially bigger problem for new Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is that, with the latest growth data robust and inflation ticking higher, markets also seem to fear that the Fed will stop raising rates too soon. Since Mr. Bernanke talked last week on Capitol Hill about the possibility of a pause in the Fed's rate increases, bond and commodity markets have signaled increased concern about inflation.
The next FOMC meeting is next Wednesday, and its a lock the Fed Funds Rate gets pushed up to 5%. Kremlinologists will also dissect the end-of-meeting statement for changes in adverbs and sentence structure.
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"Every Change of Rate" is an utterly hysterical parody of the black & white Police video "Every Breath You Take," as done by some Columbia Biz School students; Its an amusing take on the Ben Bernanke, the newly appointed Fed Chief. My favorite bit are the lyrics during the second verse: "First you move your…Read More
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Sales of existing homes surprised to the upside yesterday. But one data point does not make a trend. This is the first rise (sequential monthly change) after 5 straight months of falling Home Sales. And that's before we examine the data.
Before you declare the end of the housing slow down, consider:
- Existing Home sales actually slipped vs. last year by -0.7%; The reported gain was over last month's data;
- the Inventory of unsold homes soared 7 percent in March, hittting an all-time record; There are now 3.19 million existing homes for sale, or 5.5 months' supply; That's the largest inventory since July 1998
- Existing homes edged up 0.3% last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of
6.92 million units; (we know that seasonally adjusted data is not always accurate)
- Year over year, the Northeast and Midwest gained, while the previously hot housing markets in the South and the West slipped;
- median home prices are still rising, albeit nmore slowly — up 7.4% year over year, to $218,000.
Here's a data point that has me scratching my head: Why are there different numbers for the year-over-year changes for seasonally and not seasonally adjusted? Was this March somehow in a different season than last year's March? I am perplexed.
Note that data for existing home sales comes from National Association of Realtors, a group that is certainly an interested party; Of course, as a homeowner, investor, and someone with a public bearish tilt for the second half, I'm hardly objective myself (hey, I try). But this oddity — down -0.5% for the not seasonally adjusted year over year versus down -0.7% for the seasonally adjusted year over year — is beyond my comprehension.
So much for the hard data on existing sales; Today, we get New Home Sales. Recall our prior admonishments that monthly New Home Sales Data are unreliable; look instead to a moving average.
Let's move onto some anecdotal evidence. A friend writes:
"Flop! Wow, KB running blue light specials in California. Not surprising,
Chico area was rated one of the most overvalued markets in the country. Houses
in the $200k space. When was the last time you saw that in California? "
Here's the sales pitch:
"Oak Knoll Place in Live Oak is located in a beautiful
community near the majestic Sutter Buttes. With easy access to Highway 99, it is
ideally located for easy access to Sacramento, Lake Tahoe, Reno and a wide
variety of recreational opportunities. Yuba City and Marysville are
approximately 10 minutes south, Chico is approximately 35 miles north and the
Gray Lodge Wildlife area is approximately 10 minutes west. Live Oak has a
quaint, small-town atmosphere with many nearby recreational water activities,
including the Feather River, Yuba River and Sacramento River. Prices starting
from the High $200′s."
I don't know Live Oak, but houses like that in California are hard to imgaine . . .
More after the jump.
Existing-Home Sales Rise Again in March
WASHINGTON (April 25, 2006)
Existing Home Sales data
Category: Data Analysis, Federal Reserve, Fixed Income/Interest Rates, Real Estate
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Category: Federal Reserve, Fixed Income/Interest Rates, Inflation