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Fantastic bottle of 100% sauvignon blanc sancerre. Total unicorn wine. Tough to find. Drinking well young but could use some age.
Holiday Party (Domaine Wine Storage - Chicago, IL): Big, juicy and powerful. This is Sauvignon Blanc on steroids. Grassy, and herbal with pronounced lemon and lime tones throughout. Alcohol peaks through a bit, but I've found that to be the case with very young Vatan wines. Time should even that out. Nice racy acidity keeps this balanced. This will need some time.
Domaine End of Year Party (Chicago, IL): Clearly identifiable as sauvignon blanc from the cat pee note, this is sauvignon blanc like I've never had before. The nose has tons of tropical fruit -- guava, pineapple, passionfruit -- which carry over the the palate, but at the same time, this is bone dry and insanely acidic (keep your Rolaids handy!). Incredible concentration that just beats you over the head over and over again. Wow. Despite being 14% abv, this shows absolutely no heat at all.
Pretty exceptional wine. This began rather taut, and nothing like any Sauvignon Blanc I've ever had, none of the herbal lift I was expecting, more like liquid rocks but with a smooth texture. With air, the tautness experienced some release, the wine broadened and took on very interesting nuances of white meringue, and salted creme fraiche. Long finish with plenty of acidity. This was really unique. With Neil at Racines in Tribeca.
Cata Dagueneau con Luis Gutierrez (Cuenllas - Madrid): Out of place.
Nothing more than a NZ SB-like, asparagus juice.
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Berkeley-Darfur Stove to Increase Fuel Efficiency
In 2005 Gadgil approached an entirely different threat to survival one in Darfur, a region of Western Sudan in a state of humanitarian emergency since 2003. The Berkeley-Darfur Stove, developed in partnership with nonprofit Potential Energy (formerly The Darfur Stoves Project) was born out of a request by the United States Agency for International Development's (USAID) Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, to reduce the fuel demand of those in Darfur displacement camps. Eighty percent of these displaced individuals are female who often walk for up to seven hours, three to five times per week in search of firewood, making them vulnerable to assault each time they leave camp. Gadgil, his colleagues and students, and the women of Darfur designed the stove after several trips to the region.
First produced in partnership with CHF International and later Oxfam America, the Berkeley-Darfur Stove is assembled in North Darfur by trained benefactors. Women and girls - the primary beneficiaries - are invited to demonstrations by those currently using the stoves to learn how to use the device safely and efficiently. The stove sustainably increases the disposable income of the household by saving 55 percent of the fuel compared to traditional stoves, and saves more than three-hundred dollars per year. As of late 2011, more than 20,000 stoves have been disseminated, helping keep more than 125,000 women and their dependents safe. The sto
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A portable camping lantern includes an electrified grid including two half sections embracing the light unit and having indexing structure cooperating with a valve control on the lantern which functions to limit how the grid is placed on the lantern such that a safety interconnect extending from the grid to the battery below the capped refuel opening extends thereacross preventing the refueling of the lantern without disconnecting the power supply from the grid. Insect-attracting odor is sprayed across the grid upwardly from a manifold extending around the lantern and is carried by a carbon dioxide propellant. An insect-attracting sound-emitting unit is positioned closely adjacent to the grid for attracting insects to the grid. An appropriately colored glass enclosure extends around the lantern light to attract insects to the grid.
1. A portable electronic insect controller, comprising,
an electrified grid means in association with a light-producing camping lantern for electrocuting insects when they move within close proximity of the grid,
a power supply means for supplying a controlled source of electrical energy to the grid,
a safety interconnect means for electrically connecting the power supply means to the grid means and positioned to prevent the refueling of the lantern without disconnecting the grid from the power supply means, and
cooperating indexing means on said grid means and said lantern to require said grid means when installed on said lantern, to be positioned on said lantern in only such a manner that said interconnect means is positioned to prevent refueling of the lantern without disconnecting the grid means from the power supply means.
2. The structure of claim 1 wherein said cooperating indexing means is further defined as a fixed lantern control valve and a mating opening on said grid means in which said valve is positioned.
3. The structure of claim 1 wherein said cooperating indexing means is further defined by said grid means as including two interconnected half sections embracing said lantern and said lantern having an outwardly extending member positioned at the interface of said two half sections thereby requiring said grid to be located on said lantern in only one position.
4. The structure of claim 3 wherein said outwardly extending member is further defined as the lanter control valve.
5. The structure of claim 4 wherein said half sections have apposed vertical edges at said interface and at least one of said edges includes a recess to receive said control valve.
6. The structure of claim 1 wherein said power supply means is located below a capped fuel refill opening, said interconnect means includes a separable strap electrically extending between said power supply and said grid means and being positioned in covering relation over said cap whereby said strap must be separated thereby opening a circuit including said power supply means and said grid means before said cap can be removed from said refill opening to permit refueling of said lantern.
7. The structure of claim 6 wherein the length of said strap is only sufficient to extend directly between said power supply and grid means across said capped fuel refill opening thereby requiring said strap to extend across said fuel refill opening.
8. A portable electronic insect controller, comprising,
an electrified grid means in association with a light-producing camping lantern for electrocuting insects when they move within close proximity of the grid,
a power supply means for supplying a controlled source of electrical energy to the grid, and
an insect-attracting odor-emitting unit on said lantern in close proximity to said electrified grid means to attract insects into said grid for the purpose of insect elimination.
9. The structure of claim 8 wherein said odor-emitting unit is positioned to direct odors across said electrified grid.
10. The structure of claim 9 wherein said odor-emitting unit is further defined as including a manifold positioned to emit odors upwardly uniformly across the peripheral surface of said grid.
This is a continuation-in-part application of Ser. No. 498,925 filed May 26, 1983, PORTABLE ELECTRONIC INSECT CONTROLLER which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,603,505 Aug. 5, 1986.
In my prior U.S. Pat. No. 4,603,505, I disclosed an electricfied grid around the lamp of a lantern and a safety interconnect was included in the electrical strap extending from the grid to the battery at the bottom of the lantern. The interconnect extended across the refuel opening and thus required disconnecting the battery from the grid to refuel the tank.
It is believed that additional features associated with this basis system will enhance its effectiveness in controlling insects and improve its ease of use by making it foolproof.
The electrified grid, when placed on the lantern, is foolproof in the sense that it can only be placed on the lantern in one position and in that position the electrical strap connecting the grid to the battery at the bottom of the lantern must extend across the capped-fill opening to the lantern tank. This is accomplished by providing a recess in each of the opposed edges of the grid half sections at their interface which matingly embrace the valve stem of the lantern. This positions the electrical elements on the grid directly above the fill opening on the lantern tank which in turn is directly above the electrical connectors on the battery stored at the bottom of the lantern.
A sound-emitting unit is also provided which attracts insects to the grid and is positined closely adjacent the grid. The glass lens enclosure around the lantern light is appropriately colored to attract the particular insects in the area to the grid.
A circular manifold is placed around the bottom of the grid for spraying an insect-attracting odor across the face of the grid. Carbon dioxide is used as a propellant for carrying the odor medium from a second container to the grid face.
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary front elevational view.
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary cross-sectional view taken along line 2--2 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 3--3 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 4--4 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged exploded fragmentary view taken line 5--5 in FIG. 1.
The lantern of this invention is referred to generally by the reference numeral 10 and includes an chimney 12 over a light-producing burner 14 positioned on a base fuel tank 16. A control valve 18 is provided on a throat midsection 20. The chimney unit 12 is connected to the throat midsection 20 by vertical frame members 22 positioned around the light burner unit 14. Fuel lines 24 feed burners 26 (FIG. 3).
An electrified grid 28, as seen in FIG. 4, is circular in shape and encloses the light source 14 and includes grid bars 30 alternately extending from an electrical conductor 32 at the top and conductor 34 at the bottom. The grid includes two half sections 36 and 38 interconnected by bolts 40 at the top and bottom and on opposite sides. The half sections extend downwardly around the lantern to include midsection 20 and have opposed mating edges which extend around the shaft of the control valve 18, as seen in FIG. 1. The interface vertical plane 44 extends in a plane through the axial center of the valve shaft for the valve 18. A pair of female electrical elements 48 are positioned vertically above a fuel opening 50 on the tank 16 such that the electrical strap 52 must extend directly across the opening 50 to connect with electrical elements 56 extending out from the battery compartment 58 below the tank 16. The electrical strap 52 carries with it a cap 60 which is fitted over the cap of the fill opening 50. It is thus seen that the grid can only be placed on the lantern in such a way that the electrical strap 52 must extend in a straight line vertically across the refuel opening 50 to reach the battery electrodes 56 and the strap 52 has only sufficient length to extend this distance which is along a straight line. Thus it is seen that the valve stem 18A and the recesses 44A in the opposed edges of the half sections function as indexing means to locate the grid on the lantern.
An insect-attracting sound-emitting unit 70 is provided on the outside of the throat portion 20 of the half section 36, as seen in FIG. 1. An electrical connector 72 extends to the electrical strap 52 connecting (FIGS. 1 and 5) the grid to the battery. The sound unit is closely adjacent the grid such that insects attracted to it will necessarily come in contact with the grid.
An odor-dispensing system is provided for spraying odor across the face of the grid and includes an odor container 74 having a fill opening 76 and connected by a tube 78 to a carbon dioxide tank 80 on the bottom of the lantern and below the battery unit 58, as seen in FIG. 1. A tube 82 extends to a manifold 84 extending circumferentially around the base of the grid to spray odor, as indicated by the arrows 86 in FIG. 2 upwardly through peripherally spaced apart openings 88. The manifold 84 is connected to the bottom of the grid by screws 90. The carbon dioxide tank 80 may be filled through an opening 92.
The battery unit 58 and carbon dioxide chamber 80 are detachably connected to the bottom of the lantern at the bottom of the fuel tank 16 by a fastener 98. The lantern may be carried by a bail 100. A protective screen 102 extends around the grid outwardly thereof to prevent inadvertent human contact with the grid. The grid is supported by the laterally outwardly extending brace elements 103 connected to the grid bars 30, as seen in FIG. 4.
A glass enclosure 104 extends around the light-producing unit 14 closely adjacent to the grid bars 30, as seen in FIG. 2. The glass may be appropriately selected for its color to attract the desired insects in the area.
Thus it is seen in operation that a variety of options are provided for the operator. The light unit 14 of the lantern alone may be used to attract insects into contact with the electrified grid and/or the odor manifold 84 may be used to spray insect-attracting odor 86 across the face of the grid bars 30 to enhance the attraction of the insects to the grid. Another option is to turn on the sound unit 70 which will further enhance the magnetic quality of the lantern. The glass enclosure 104 may be appropriately selected in color to further enhance the insect attracting capability of the lantern to the grid. The unit is foolproof in that the grid half sections 36 and 38 cannot be mounted improperly on the lantern since the indexing feature requires that the half sections be mounted in only one way and that way positions the electrodes 48 in a direct line above the fill opening 50 into the fuel tank 16 which in turn is directly above the electrodes 56 on the battery unit 58.
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Over the past year we have been filming a documentary on the growth of Irish mountain biking as part of a year long college project. We spent months travelling to all corners of the country every weekend to film the personalities and riders who are the driving force behind the sport. We encountered many problems along the way, especially during winter which was one of Ireland's coldest in years. We battled through blizzards for three hours in a Toyota Yaris (of all cars) to get to a location in Galway, as well as missing an Interview with Richie Byrne in Ticknock due to the Yaris being unable to negotiate the mountain roads covered in knee deep snow. We stuck at it though and spent numerous days on frost covered mountains as the weather did not seem to affect the riders in the slightest, in fact most seemed to enjoy the frosty and slippery conditions. Over the past year we had the privilege of filming with some of Ireland's best, most promising and past riders such as Greg Callaghan, Rob Davis, Dan Sheridan, Ben Kennedy, Luke and Cameron Cornforth and Glyn O'Brien who were a pleasure to work with. This project started off as just another project, but quickly evolved into something much bigger for us. We thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this project and got to meet some incredible people who all have one thing in common - they love mountain biking. It was a real eye-opener seeing how passionate many of these people are about the sport and how determined they are to make Irish mountain biking better. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone we met along the way and everyone who helped us out. This documentary would not have been possible without you. We enjoyed this project from start to finish and hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it.
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In Lucy's case, that other world was called Narnia, and though she was among the first to enter it, she was by no means the last. Millions of children (young and old) have followed her there and met its strange but wonderful inhabitants-Mr. Tumnus, Reepicheep, and Puddleglum, among others.
But the lessons of Narnia don't just belong to the world of fiction and fantasy. We may never meet fawns, talking mice, or marshwiggles in our ordinary lives, but the lessons they teach in The Chronicles of Narnia are the very lessons we need to fight the battles we face in our everyday lives.
Douglas Wilson begins this series of meditations on C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia with the observation, "This is not intended to be an introduction to Narnia at all, but is rather more like a conversation between good friends about some other good friends, talking about what a good time we all had and why." Wilson highlights the practical themes of mature, Christian living that emerge from these classic tales-nobility, confession, complete grace-a joyful contrast to the thinness of modern life. A must for any Narnia fan, young or old.
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"All the better," said Lucy. "We love stories. "
Douglas Wilson begins this series of meditations on C.S. Lewis The Chronicles of Narnia with the observation, "This is not intended to be an introduction to Narnia at all, but is rather more like a conversation between good friends about some other good friends, talking about what a good time we all had and why." Wilson highlights the practical themes of mature, Christian living that emerge from these classic tales nobility, confession, complete grace a joyful contrast to the thinness of modern life. A must for any Narnia fan, young or old.
Wilson does not believe that the Chronicles of Narnia series is an exact allegory; rather, the characters realistically have strengths and faults. He does believe that the character of Aslan parallels the character of Jesus, especially in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Wilson strongly supports reading the Chronicles as stories, rather than as veiled theological points. The book is structured into seven chapters with topics, such as authority, confession of sins, nobility, and the love of stories. Wilson's style is simple and straightforward, using examples from the Narnia books and confirming theories by using quotes from the Bible.
One of Wilson's points is to show how people with integrity behave. He does this by comparing the actions of the noble people in Narnia and similar folks in the Bible. He concludes that they trust in God, willingly admit when they are wrong, and submit to authority. To Wilson, true nobility is evident in the self-sacrificing Aslan. Wilson also notes how Paul says, "whatever is lovely, whatever is noble, whatever is of good report meditate on those things" (Philippians 4:8). This nobility is not the nobility we typically think of -- that of self-centered aristocrats -- but the nobility found in a servant heart.
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|Olive oil/Vegetable oil
|2 Teaspoon, divided
|Sliced onions
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sliced fennel
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|All purpose flour
|4 1⁄2 Teaspoon, divided
|All-purpose flour
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon, divided
|Pine nuts
|1⁄2 Ounce (Pignolias)
|1⁄2 Ounce (Pine Nuts)
|Canned low sodium chicken broth
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Use Ready To Serve Type)
|Dry vermouth/White table wine
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Medium, seeded and sliced
|1 Dash
1) Take a sheet of wax paper and add the pepper and flour together.
2) Dredge the chicken in the mixture coating on all sides.
3) Take a nonstick skillet of size 9 inches and heat 1 ½ teaspoons of oil in it.
4) Add the chicken and cook on medium-high flame for a minute, turning it in between, until the chicken turns brown.
5) Remove it to a serving plate.
6) Add the pignolias to the skillet and cook for a minute over low flame, stirring continuously until it is lightly browned. Remove, placing it with the chicken.
7) Heat rest of the oil and add onions and fennel.
8) Cook over medium-high flame for 2 minutes, stirring often until the onions become translucent.
9) Add rest of the flour and stir quickly to mix.
10) Add the vermouth and broth gradually, stirring all the time allowing the mixture to boil.
11) Lower heat and add the pignolias and chicken once more, simmering for 4 minutes until thick with adequate blending of flavors.
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Last night's all-new Castle, Season 4, Episode 19: "47 Seconds" marked a milestone in the Caskett 'ship: Kate Beckett revealed the secret she's carried since last year's season finale — in full earshot of Rick Castle, the person who it will affect the most.
Between all the bombs, blood, and burst bubbles (well, mostly just Castle's), the eppy was chock-full of goodies — all of which provided perfect fodder for some super-cool wisecracks.
Check out the top quotables from Season 4, Episode 19, "47 Seconds" below:
10. Castle (to Alexis): These pancakes are usually reserved for after breakups or Dancing With the Stars eliminations. What's the occasion?
Alexis's guilty pleasure = revealed!
9. Interviewee: Do I look like I'm in the 99 percent?
Well, you definitely don't sound like it.
8. Castle: It's like trying to find Waldo in a sea of Waldos.
In case you're rusty on the childhood games, that would be really freakin' hard.
7. Castle: Maybe dead men do tell tales.
Without so much "telling," that is.
6. Beckett: I was shot in the chest and I remember every second of it!
Beckett drops her own bomb.
5. Alexis: They say genius skips a generation.
Castle: Apparently, so does funny.
That's debatable.
4. Castle: I think she's starting to like me.
Gates: No, I'm not.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves.
3, Beckett: It makes you think about all those things in your own life that you don't want to put off anymore.
And all this time it only took a massacre for Beckett to realize she should hook up with her co-worker she's blatantly in love with?
2. Castle: Most of our victims die for a reason.
"And 60 percent of the time, it works every time"
1. Martha (to Castle): Wouldn't it be better to tell her and the timing be wrong than to never tell her at all?
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When word got out that Ralph Bakshi had signed to do the screen adaption of Lord of the Rings, more than one eyebrow was raised. Bakshi's reputation has been based as much on his lapses of taste ("Heavy Traffic" and "Coonskin"), (which was withdrawn from distribution when CORE [Congress of Racial Equality] labeled it racist) as on his innovative approach to animation, and there was fear that Bakshi would put his profane foot smack in the middle of J.R.R. Tolkien's fragile, much-beloved trilogy.
Two-and-a-half years later, the returns are in, and the blessing is mixed. The good news is that Bakshi has done an entirely respectable, occasionally impressive job of transferring to the screen Tolkien's detailed thousand-page epic fable of Middle Earth. The bad news is that, good script, $8-million budget, and slam-bang animation aside, it still falls far short of the charm and sweep of the original story.
That may have been inevitable, considering how mightily Tolkien labored to create a believable Middle Earth: every character in place, every magical occurrence explained. In the book, there is never of moment of doubt about the necessity for Frodo to journey to the land of Mordor to destroy the evil Ring of Power. In the film, we are tossed suddenly into hobbits' lives of peace and ease in the Shire, then whisked out just as quickly on a journey through the sinister forests and caves of the Middle Earth. A sense of history, of inevitability, hung over Tolkien's epic, and it's hardly surprising that a much-streamlined film version has lost most of that.
What the film gains at Bakshi's hand is a very clever bag of animator's tricks, most of which serve to make Tolkien's characters palpable after all those years on paper. There are some, of course, who will complain about the characterizations. Gandalf is entirely too much the cartoon wizard, far more avuncular and less ambiguous than in the book. Frodo and his fellow hobbits look more like big-eyed greeting-card kids than weird creatures from another age of Earth. On the whole, however, Bakshi has taken Tolkien's list of names and traits and given them weight and movement.
And how they move. Working from a live action film shot before the first drawing was made, Bakshi and his crew of artists -- 150 strong -- have imbued the cartoon form with vital signs never seen in animation before. Bodies move in realistic concerts of sinew and bone, faces show expression previously reserved for live actors, and, most impressively, we begin to forget, after a while, that we are watching animation at all. The reality-fantasy gap begins to shrink before our eyes.
That is not to say "The Lord of the Rings" is flawless. Far from it. Technical wizardry aside, it is much too long. Jim Henson once said, "Muppets can't hold attention as long as humans can," and Bakshi would have done well to apply that theory to his animations. When the magic begins to pall, the characters that captured our imagination for the first 90 minutes revert to cartoons, and squirming begins. By the time the film ends after 2 1/4 hours, we are just plain tired of it.
That, of course, is for the adults. For children, there's a real question how interested they'll be in the first place. Tolkien wrote his books for teens and adults, and in between his complex cast of elves, ents, dwarves, wizards, and hobbits, and the film's too-brief introductory, one suspects that viewers under 12 will be lost early in the proceedings.
Then there is the ending. Even given a tendency to defend Bakshi's editing choices due to the difficulty of his task, the closing seems badly conceived. It's not so much that the massive battle of Helm's Deep is a terrible point at which to close (though Bakshi's obvious relish in his rendering of the battle scenes does give the finale an air of showing off), but that the story never really climaxes.
Frodo, Sam, and Gollum (the snarfling footpad is the film's best characterization) walk off into the sunset, and we fully expect to see the words "To Be Continued" come up on the screen. The dictionary definition of a trilogy (even when it's cut down to a pair of films) insists that each segment be separate and complete. What Bakshi and company have created is a serial, and with a minimum of two years between chapters, that could be frustrating.
In sum, Bakshi has succeeded better at bringing Tolkien's characters to life than at bringing his story to fruition. For fans of Tolkien, of adult fantasy, of animation techniques, of mythical derring-do, there will be more than enough to absorb the senses. For those who don't find their preference listed above, 136 minutes of Middle Earth may be considerably more than enough.
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