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I've been looking online for a tutorial that explains how the homestead system works. The game explanation went way too fast and didn't make sense on what you do with it, what it's used for and such. Does any one know of a video or guide that explains how all of this works? I'm in the middle of sequence 7... do I have to play farther in?
InitialP saves the day!
I plan on getting a code for myself so if you don't happen to get one I'll pick up a spare. I just have to find some NOS that has the promotion on it....
I saved up a ton of money in anticipation for the sale. Made out like a bandit so far. I've beat a lot of these games on console before but wanted to replay them on PC, hence why there's a lot of AAA titles in my list.
- Beyond Good and Evil
- Thief Bundle 2012
-Thief Gold
-Thief 2
-Thief Deadly Shadows
- The Witcher: Enhanced Edition
- The Longest Journey
- Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale
- Medieval II: Total War Gold
- S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Bundle
-Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl
-Stalker Clear Sky
-Stalker Call of Pripyat
- Bioshock Franchise Pack (Summer 2012)
-Bioshock 1
-Bioshock 2
- Mirror's Edge
- Metro 2033
- FEAR Complete Pack (ROW)
-FEAR 3 (I refuse to called it F3AR)
- Red Faction Guerrilla
- Dead Space Pack
-Dead Space 1
-Dead Space 2
- Fallout 3 - Game of the Year
- Fallout New Vegas Ultimate
- Hitman: Blood Money
- Killing Floor Bundle - July 2012
- Star Wars: KOTOR
- Ys Origin
- Skyrim
- Borderlands GOTY
- Half-Life 2: Episode One
- Half-Life 2: Episode Two
- Max Payne Bundle
-Max Payne 1
-Max Payne 2
- Binding of Isaac Wrath of the Lamb
- Summer Sale Indie Bundle Day Two
-Universe Sandbox
-E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy
-Oil Rush
- The Binding Of Isaac
- Payday: The Heist
- Dark Messiah of Might and Magic
- Portal 2
Since I can remember, I've been a gamer. Starting with the NES and have played my way through the current crop of consoles. I never really struggled with a gaming "addiction" or anything like that. I knew when it was time for work and time for playing. I would get a few games a year. Usually birthdays and Christmas, sometimes from straight A's and such. I would play the snot out of those games and loved every second of it. I'd pick up some Nintendo Power mags around Christmas time for making my wishlist (they had gift buying guides almost every year) and started to use the internet once it became a more common thing.
Then, I got older and got a job.
I was about 19 or 20 and the PS2 was still in it's heyday, roughly 2003-2004. I really started to follow gaming websites and even reading reviews for games I wasn't even interested in. Since I had all this extra disposable income, I started buying games on my own; and buying, and buying, and buying. The problem was that I was buying so many games and I wasn't even playing them very much. Of course, I had less time to myself now that I had a job but I was buying so many more games than I truly had time to play.
The advertising from game trailers and even from reviews to an extent would sell me on games so much that I had to have that game. I'd build up this expectation of the game in my mind and I knew for sure it would fulfill this expectation I had. They never did and long before I'd beat it, the next "hot thing" would be getting all the preview coverage and advertisements. It was just a big cycle and I kept falling for it which kept me from enjoying most anything I would purchase.
In 2006, I purchased a 360 after seeing a friend play Oblivion on it and the hooks were in even deeper. Luckily for me, there weren't very many games on the 360 that interested me so I happily played Oblivion for over 100+ hours. During that time, I had stopped reading gaming website reviews, previews and the like. It almost felt like when I was kid, just coming home and playing the one game that I really wanted to play with my brain not bugging me in the background, trying to convince me there was a better game out there right now and you have to have it.
After I finished Oblivion, the cycle started over again. By this time, the 360 had become the NXE with more ads thrown in my face now. I started really reading gaming websites again and got hooked into buying all over again.
The 360 got redone again and ads are now even more prevalent than they were before. I didn't think anything of it. I didn't think it affected me in the least bit. At this point, I had stemmed my buying impulse and got on a budget which helped curb my appetite immensely. I still craved that "new experience" though, all the time. Whenever I was away from my Xbox, I would be dreaming of playing the games I owned. Every time I turned it on though, I was dreaming of all the games I didn't have.
There's something wrong with that.
I wanted to know why I felt this way so much. I couldn't ever figure it out until this past Christmas. For my wife and I's anniversary, she bought me Skyrim. I knew I only wanted to play Skyrim, so when I turned on my Xbox, I set it to play the disc in the tray instead of going to the Dashboard. I was the happiest gamer on the planet that entire month. I was completely satisfied just having fun with Skyrim. So much so, I took up other hobbies and didn't feel like the world was going to end if I didn't buy a new game or keep up with what was going on in the gaming industry.
For Christmas I bought my wife a PS3 and some of the Ratchet and Clank games; her favorite series. Of course, I was allowed to play as well and bought myself some PS3 games with Christmas money I'd received. Playing the PS3, I had the same experience as I had on the 360 when I told it to play the game in the tray. The PS3 interface doesn't show any ads unless you go to the tabs that naturally would show ads for games. It was clean, neat, and virtually ad free. I loved it!
It finally dawned on me. All those advertisements and reviews were what was causing me to be unhappy with what I was buying. Hindsight is 20/20 and I saw so many circumstances where I should have figured it out, but at least I understand how my mind reacts to this stuff.
I started reading less gaming websites, kept my Xbox to play the disc in the tray, and only browsing for information about games when I had money to spend. In February, I bought Arkham City for 360 and had so much fun just playing it and it alone until I was done. Then it was back to Skyrim. I found the same held true for PC gaming as well. I'm now an avid Steam user and I set my startup window to be the Library page; one of the best decisions I've ever made as a gamer.
For me, advertisements cause a problem. I love that Sony and Valve give me the option to see ads, mainly when I visit their storefront. I don't visit their storefront unless I've got money to spend. I don't hate Microsoft, but I don't want to see your dashboard anymore. I just want to play awesome games that I spent good money on.
I encourage everybody with 360's to set their system to startup the disc in the tray instead of the dashboard for awhile. See if advertising affects you more than you think.
@Ravenlight: Possibly, but I'd wager that it would return to 50% off through the entire Summer Sale and it would only be cheaper through a bundle deal.
For those of you who have been holding out on Wizorb for a sale and/or the steam version, here you go. It's on sale for today only at 50% off ($1.49 USD)
I'm sitting in the same boat here except I played through to completion (without DLC) on the 360 back when it came out. I'd love to know if it's worth it on Steam, especially if there's some fun mods to be had.
@Mr_Faraday: The New 52 DC Universe is actually quite dark and gritty in a lot of series.


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The babies.
They are a little hard to take pictures of, as one is always moving and the other hides a lot. I did manage a few, though.
Gabrielle. Also named Stout. Because my cats are that cool.
Xena, aka Porter.
Mmmmm... beer flavored cats.
More pics to come as they get settled
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Men represent the vast majority of Alarm Technicians in the United States. People in this role can earn an average of $19.75 per hour nationwide. Though the majority of Alarm Technicians do not report high levels of job satisfaction, most are moderately content with their role. Unfortunately, some people in this line of work are without benefits — somewhere between a fifth and a fourth lack coverage. On the flip side, a fair number have medical insurance and just over a half receive dental plans.
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Alarm technicians are responsible for the installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance of alarms and alarm accessories. An alarm technician is also in charge of alarm maintenance, including inspections and warranty requests. They must be able to analyze blueprints and drawings of fire alarms - as well as related wiring and electrical systems - to determine the most efficient way to install and upgrade the equipment. The alarm technician is also responsible for inspecting and diagnosing the cause of any issues or failures within the alarm system, as well as coordinating the repair or replacement of those systems with their manager.Read More...
The alarm technician also assigns work to outside contractors as necessary and ensures contractors' projects are completed in a timely manner and in accordance with all relevant regulations. They are responsible for using standard industry procedures or methodology during installation and troubleshooting, and they must work within a strict budget and advise other technicians on proper procedures. Alarm technicians must be familiar with - and follow - all relevant safety requirements. This is typically a full-time position, which may require night and weekend work depending on the employer. Temperatures in technicians' work environment may vary, as they often work outdoors.
A high school diploma or equivalent is generally required for this position. Alarm technicians must hold a valid driver's license and be properly insured to perform electrical installation work. They must possess all necessary certifications and training to install and work with electrical systems as well. These technicians are frequently required to sit, stand, crouch, kneel, climb, and balance. Often, alarm technicians are required to provide their own tools.
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National Grid deal is now complete
National Grid plc has announced that its $7.3 billion acquisition of KeySpan Corp. of Brooklyn has been completed. Wednesday's approval of the deal by the state Public Service Commission — with a long list of conditions — was all that stood in the way of the merger, which creates the second-largest utility in the United States. […] [Read More]
National Grid to complete KeySpan purchase today
National Grid PLC said this morning it will complete its $7.3 billion acquisition of KeySpan Corp. of Brooklyn today. The state Public Service Commission approved the merger Wednesday with a long list of conditions. National Grid, which is based in the United Kingdom, had to accept the conditions to go ahead with the merger since […] [Read More]
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The final hurdle to the $7.3 billion acquisition of the Brooklyn-based KeySpan got unanimous backing from the state Public Service Commission this afternoon, but not before commissioners attached a long list of conditions. And National Grid now must decide whether it wants to proceed. The company will have to sell a KeySpan power plant and […] [Read More]
PSC board begins merger deliberations
The four members of the state Public Service Commission didn't begin deliberations until noon today on a $7.3 billion proposal by National Grid to acquire KeySpan Corp. of Brooklyn. At 12:30, the board adjourned for an hour for lunch, but is scheduled to begin meeting again shortly. It's expected that the final vote on the acquisition will occur late this […] [Read More]
Jiminy Peak windmill starts to spin
More than 600 well-wishers came to Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort Wednesday to dedicate the mountain's new three-blade windmill. The 123-foot blades are located atop the ski resort in Hancock, Mass. They started turningWednesday, when James Van Dyke, the resort's newly designated vice president of environmental sustainability, flipped the switch of the "Zephyr" wind turbine. The dedication […] [Read More]
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2 Seconds XXL IIII Illumin Fresh Pop Up Tent, Beige
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4.3 / 5
6 reviews
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Awesome! One of a kind!
Stylish, lighting, no sweaty mornings & easy build
Awkward shape/size when packed, keeping it white
Ashley (United Kingdom)
20-29 years old Man
used for 3 to 6 months
Brilliant tent. After searching the internet for countless hours, I stumbled across this cool looking tent and thought I would give it a go. With the great spec, there was nothing to lose and when it arrived I wasn't disappointed. The built in lights are brilliant and ended up relying on them more than I imagined (take spare batteries! 4x AA). The 'Fresh' keeps the tent well ventilated and makes for a pleasant morning; No more waking up in a sweaty condensation riddled mess! Ample storage pockets on each side of the living area were very useful. Although the groundsheet is separate, the bedroom has a sown in groundsheet which in turn gives you double ground protection. Also, by laying out the groundsheet first, you have a good idea of the space needed meaning you can locate/position the tent very easily before build to save you having to drag the whole tent around the camp site.
The YouTube videos are very helpful! I would recommend building it and putting it away a couple of times at home first though, just to get use to the process. The colour coordinated clips and straps make it even easier. As a backup, I downloaded the YouTube video to my phone so I could use it as a reference when building (I downloaded it in case I had no data signal on the camp site.) When packed, as you can see from the pictures, it's a large circle, which is ok when carrying on your back, perfect in fact using the straps! however when trying to fit it into my VW Polo's boot, it didn't fit so had to go on the back seat. This was fine for me as we didn't have a car full, so best checking the packed size first. Unfortunately, I only had 3 months use out of it because of a house fire, where it was destroyed. I'm now trying to purchasing it again but proving a very difficult task.
Happy Camping!
Great at first
keeps cool when hot, sewn in lights.
Not good when rains, shape changed on second use
lucy (United Kingdom)
30-39 years old Woman
used for 2 to 8 weeks During first use, this tent was great in hot weather. Need 2 people to put up but relatively easy and stress free. The size is great and the living area is large too. During the second use on another camping trip, it rained all night and I found that rain was collecting in certain places and putting strain on the tent, I had to push it up on the inside in order to clear the rain puddles. Also, the shape of the tent changed slightly upon the second use causing the area above the head on the inside of tent to lower, so we had to switch our sleeping bags around to sleep with head near door of tent.
Really useful
Quick to put up, Airy, Waterproof, Easy to Clean
Cumbersome to Carry
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Richard (United Kingdom)
50-59 years old Man
used for 3 to 6 months
Had this tent for a while and its been on 5 outings
First thing learn how to set it up and pack it up before you go anywhere with it.
1st outing Good old Glastonbury. Bit of a hassle to carry in the crowds. However on set up it was literally done in seconds. Tent worked really well and stood up to what was literally thrown at it. Cleaned off the mud easily. A slight problem with the bag as it broke. Decathlon replaced it without hassle.
2nd outing a weekend in Suffolk in a camp site. The worst thunder and rain I've ever seen had me retreating to the pub. Expecting the worst on return, there was no water anywhere in the tent despite the shoe deep flood all around the outside of it. I watched it in the winds and the rain and it just took whatever was thrown at it. At one point I thought it had been blown completely flat but it just stood right up again. Slight issue with the inner tent zip. Good old Decathlon sorted it without any quibble.
3rd outing Womad Festival Malmesbury Wilts. Really sunny weekend and the airflow sides meant that you could lie in til 11 am while everyone else was up and sweating by half 8. Great tent easy to set up and pack down once you've got the hang of it and the lights are an excellent extra.
4th outing Naxos Greece yep. Crazy!!!! booked it in as sports equipment with the cheapies bought it a gong bag (as a flight bag) 100cm one does the trick, strapped it to my back pack frame and flew the thing to Greece. Tent was perfect, a bit of a monster to carry round but with all the buses and taxis available I didn't have to walk far ever. Only across a few port sides getting onto ferries. Airflow system worked well. Had the roof open to the stars. Worked well. Probably a bit too much too carry if i'm honest. (Learning curve)
5th outing Exmouth Devon again worked perfectly well, was a bit cooler but the inner tent with the airflow pulled in and zipped down retains the heat quite well. Others very impressed how quickly this can be set up.
As the inner tent is already in place you only have to put the ground sheet down then the tent goes over the top of it. If it is raining you can get the tent up and shelter in a few minutes, absolutely great in this situation. Make sure you have done a few practice runs though.
Great for warm-weather camping
Opening roof, cool, dark, quick, reading lights
Groundsheet isn't sewn in
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Barney (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks The separate groundsheet means heavy rain causing standing water on the ground would flood in, so we use this for summer camping only - but it's fantastic for that! The opening roof is great in the mornings when it warms up, and the white outer stops the greenhouse effect whilst the black liner keeps it dark inside. The lights are a great touch and it's quick and easy to put up and take down.
WOW What a tent
Every Thing
Needs a few more pegs & size when packed
andy (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks
What can i say....WOW, what a tent.
We brought this from the Lakeside Store after going a buy a cheaper one but saw there "Pop Up" tents being shown to another customer and was then hooked.
First of all this tent is so easy to put up and take down even by 1 person.
Once up you will not be disappointed due to the size of the tent, the looks and the LED lights.
The tent will hold 2 x 120 Quechua air beds with space either side and down the middle so making this tent ideal for Families and Couples alike.
I have taken this away on 2 Scout Camps and has stood up to the Great British weather- Raining hard and the end of a Hurricane(40-50 MPH winds)-we had 2 other tents with broken poles.
The LED lights on this are fantastic so much so that i did not use another torch whist in the tent.
You may also be the envy of the site so be prepared to answer question and to show off your tent to other campers.
The Thermal insulation on this tent is superb even on a hot day in August.
Another great feature/idea is the "Sun Roof", never had one before and to be honest don't think i will ever use it in the UK but you never know.
If you have all of the "wings" undone for the air flow then this tent looks like its flying.
One little niggle for me is the size of it when its packed away in its bag, will not fit through the loft hatch but will live with it because its such a great tent.
A little hint, if you buy this and you carry it by the "ruck sack" straps make sure no one has a camera, as you will end on Facebook looking like a turtle!!! you have been warned.
Happy Camping.
Dimensions and weight 4.05m by 2.95m on the floor without guy ropes.
The very spacious 2.25m long by 2.80m wide bedroom can fit 2 2 sleepin'bed camp comfort beds with their headrests raised.
Mini-living area with 1.57m max headroom. Floor contact surface: 1.70m by 2.30m min and 2.80m max. 4 adults can easily be seated around a table with space for their belongings. Large storage bag.
Weight 11.75kg
Cover Disc: 93 cm diameter.
Thermal insulation The 'Fresh' flysheet material is exclusive and patented. It noticeably reduces heat in a tent exposed to the full sun, thanks to its reflective and low emission properties. It has 3 layers: polyester fabric; coating with titanium dioxide; then an aluminium-coated layer inside. The fabric reflects 56% of the sun's energy, absorbs 35% and only lets 9% inside the tent.
Ventilation 1 vent at the back of the bedroom. The ceiling of the bedroom opens completely. 3 vent positions on the sides of the bedroom: closed, open (protected from the rain), rolled open. Everything can be adjusted from the inside and the outside. The roof of the living space is fully ventilated. The entrance door has an upper part which can be turned into a mosquito net. The flaps at the bottom of the fly sheet can be tied up to leave ventilation space. Ventilation limits condensation.
Lighting system 4 lights with individual switches. 2 reading lamps, 20 lumens each (0.3 watt). 1 90 lumen light in the living space, and 30 lumen light under the front door porch.
"Warm white" LED bulbs. Battery case (4 x LR6/AA supplied). Around 7.5 hours of battery life in constant use.
Pitching/folding Has a clever pitching system, with the groundsheet being put in place and attached to the tent before unfolding. Easy to position and pitch the tent correctly. Tent can be unfolded and set up in 2 minutes. Quick and easy to fold up thanks to the "EASY" system. (Please see videos at quechua.com).
Waterproofing Like all Quechua tents, the waterproofing has been particularly well-developed, approved in lab tests (WHOLE TENT in a shower of 200 litres/h/sqm!) and on field tests. (PU-coated polyester flysheet, 140 g/sqm polyethylene groundsheet, all seams sealed using thermobonded tape). A breathable polyester bedroom under the fly sheet means you aren't in contact with the condensation that forms naturally on the inside of the fly sheet.
Poles/pegs Solid 6.5 mm diameter fibreglass poles. / 5 mm galvanised steel pegs for good twisting resistance.
UV protection (protection against Ultraviolet rays) The 'Fresh' fabric has a SPF of 50+.
Please note: a significant amount of UV rays can enter through a single open door.
Guarantee All our tents are guaranteed for 2 years of normal use (your invoice or receipt gives proof of purchase date and price). In the event of a problem, have your tent checked at your local Decathlon store.
Wind resistance We test all of our tents in a wind tunnel and on a rotating plate to expose each side of the tent to the wind. A properly assembled tent with all the stays in position around the tent should remain habitable;e under wind speeds measuring 50 km/h at ground level.
flysheet: double PU-coated polyester with titanium dioxide outer layer and aluminium layer inside; bedroom: breathable polyester; ground sheet: polyethylene; poles: solid fibreglass.
Test Product
QUECHUA tent waterproofing is approved for the whole tent under 200 litres of water/hour/sqm (200mm of rain per hour) for 4 hours. The water column test (=mm schmerbers) only measures fabric waterproofing. Our test means we can prevent any water entering through seams, flaps, openings, zips, etc. Wind resistance: We test all of our tents in a wind tunnel with a rotary table to expose each side of the tent to the wind.
Stock advice
STORAGE: after use or cleaning, do not store your tent until it is perfectly dry to prevent odours and mould forming.
Care instructions:
1 CLEANING - if needed, clean the tent with soapy water, then rinse (with a hose if possible). Then leave to dry completely. 2 TREE SAP STAINS - Can be very hard to remove Once the stain is fully dry, gently scratch it off while holding an ice cube on the inside of the fabric to make the sap brittle so it will come off more easily. 3 STORAGE - after use or cleaning, do not store your tent until it is perfectly dry to prevent odours and mould from forming.


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Camelbak Quick Link Conversion Kit
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The Camelbak® Quick Link™ Conversion Kit is designed to fit any Camelbak OMEGA® hydration system with Quick Link™ components. The kit Includes Quick Link™ female connector with auto-shutoff as well as a Quick Link male connector.
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- Wallace asks citizens to fight cuts
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- Why fight over free trade confounds partisan divide
- Still no state budget
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DeKalb Kite Fest Sept. 9
Staff Report
DEKALB, Ill. — Colorful kites of all sizes and shapes will soar over the skies of DeKalb, Ill., at the Seventh Annual DeKalb Kite Festival from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 8.
The festival will be in a field known as the "North 40" on the campus of Northern Illinois University, at Lucinda Avenue and Kishwaukee Drive in DeKalb, adjacent to Anderson Hall. Admission is free, with VIP parking available for $3.
Many featured kites have to be seen to be appreciated, including fighting kites and an eye-popping display of three, 90-foot-long octopus kites called octophile. Other kites could include stunt and dancing kites, Mimi the Pink Ladybug, Teddy Bear, owl, manta ray and cat kites.
This family-oriented festival will feature kite-making for children, a candy drop, games and other activities for the kids to enjoy all day long.
Food will be provided by Sweet Dreams Desserts and Catering and Sycamore Country Store and Catering. Ice Cream will be available from Cream King. Other organizations participating include Art Attack; DeKalb Park District, Kishwaukee Health Corporation; NIU STEM Outreach, and Kite Harbor Kites.
Spectators are invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating.
Some of the area's best kite-fliers and kite-builders will be on hand to answer questions and demonstrate their skills. DeKalb Kite Fest offers plenty of space for participants to fly their own kites. Bring a kite, make a kite or buy a kite from Kite Harbor Kite Shop, which will be on site.
For more about Kite Fest, visit the DeKalb County Convention & Visitors Bureau at www.dekalbcountycvb.com.
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- John Woods sitting on the deck on board MV Fairsea, 1957.
Barbara and John Woods migrated to Australia as assisted migrants from Buckinghamshire on the MV Fairsea in 1957. The Barbara and John Woods Collection comprises documents and photographs that provide a comprehensive insight into the Woods' immigration experience, from the issuing of their passage tickets, to their arrival in Melbourne.
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- John Woods sitting deckside.Taken on board the MV Fairsea, 1957.
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- Foris Pinot Gris Rogue Valley Oregon 2012 Product #29006 (In Stock)
There's more to Oregon than Willamette! This luscious, mouthwatering, Pinot Gris comes from Rouge Valley, further south and a touch warmer than the Portland area. You'll find plenty of Pinot Gris pear, peach, and spicy apple fruit here with pretty floral accents and a snap of citrus at the end. Snappy enough to enjoy as a solo sipper, rich enough to handle big Holiday meals.
"Bright and lively, with an appealing vitality to the green melon, ripe pear and delicately floral flavors, lingering on the focused finish."Wine Spectator 89 points
- Vista Hills Pinot Gris Treehouse Estate 2014 Product #29500 (In Stock)
On opening, aromas of golden delicious apple, apple skin, nectarine, Myer lemon peel and waxy white flower. On the palate, the fruit turns spicier with pear, apple, and honeydew melon at the center and a hint of nuttiness. The finish pops with bright, vibrant, acidity that lifts the green pear, Acacia flower, and lime pith flavors across a long, dry, finish. Leaves your mouth watering and green melon and spice flavors lingering. Drinks like a cross between Pinot Blanc – crisp, bright, green apple-laced – and bone dry Riesling – aromatic, a touch floral, and full of juicy acids.
Give it a few more months – or even a short decant now – and the wine opens beautifully. The fruit get richer, and riper, picking up a more golden hue and a hint of hazelnut without losing the floral and Myer lemon accents. The texture gets fleshier and finish more broad and rich, too, but the bright green apple acids and touch of lime zest bitterness keep things fresh and very drinkable. At all times, it's a delicious match for everything from ham to salmon to seafood to salads or more. Or just for sipping on a pretty Spring afternoon.
- Grochau Cellars Pinot Noir Commuter Cuvee 2013 Product #28814 (In Stock)
John Grochau's easy-drinking, early release, Pinot Noir Commuter Cuvee always gives us a nice preview of the vintage to come, and his 2013 leaves us feeling very excited indeed. John's hands-off approach to winemaking ("Don't screw it up" is his motto) and light use of new oak (just 10% here) lets classic Pinot cherry fruit and accents of cranberry, fresh earth, flower petal, and spice shine through clear as a bell. The fruit shows some of the dark richness found in Willamette's last hot vintage (2009), but with better freshness and a light, silky, texture that makes this wonderfully easy to drink. Fantastic value in handcrafted Willamette Valley Pinot Noir!
- Vista Hills Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2013 Product #29547 (In Stock)
From four different blocks of Vista Hills' Dundee Hills estate, this is a great example of the charm and richness you'll find in the best 2013 Willamette Valley Pinot Noirs (and a screaming value, too!). The estate's Jory soils easily shed the big dose of late-September rains, allowing the fruit to process the extra water and hang until full ripeness (at 13.3% abv) in early October. The grapes where hand harvested, sorted twice – in the vineyard and again at the winery – and then aged 14 months in all used French oak to produce 818 cases of lovely, pure, Pinot.
You'll get 2013's warm ripeness on the nose, with spicy, earthy, scents of rich black cherry, cranberry, fresh flowers and a hint of blood orange. On the palate the wine is surprisingly rich and weighty, but with fine transparency and freshness, too. Complex flavors of cherry, candied cranberry, orange zest, and strawberry are framed by notes of spice, smoke, and earth. The sweet fruit flavors carry on through the gentle finish where you'll get a burst of cranberry, cherry and blood orange supported by fresh acids and soft, supple, tannins. This is a LOT of wine for the money.
- Evesham Wood Blanc Du Puits Sec 2014 Product #29570 (In Stock)
This blend of 85% Pinot Gris, almost 15% Gewurztraminer, and dashes of Traminer and Riesling shows just how much Oregon's climate can excel with these traditionally cool-climate varieties. The classic Gewurztraminer notes of rose petals and lychee are tempered by the bright acidity and minerality of the Pinot Gris. A delicious standalone sipper that would also be fantastic with pork.
- Cristom Pinot Noir Willamette Mt. Jefferson 2012 375ml Product #29647 (In Stock)
An Oregon classic, with 40% whole-cluster fruit used in the great 2012 vintage.
"The 2012 Mt Jefferson Cuvée Pinot Noir comes from vines located above the winery augmented by purchased fruit from notable vineyards. It contains around 40% whole-cluster fruit (one of the central tenets at Cristom), and only undergoes one racking during its 12 months in barrel: one just before filtration and then just before bottling. It has an attractive tertiary/woodland-scented bouquet with dried rose petal notes coming through, much less fruit driven than many other 2012 Pinot Noirs. The palate is medium-bodied with a gentle grip on the entry. It is quite sappy in style with crisp black fruit rather than red, leading to a focused, slightly austere, tobacco-tinged and saline finish. I would afford this a year in bottle for this "classic" style of Oregon Pinot."Wine Advocate 89 points
- Ponzi Pinot Gris Willamette Valley 2013 Product #28269 (In Stock)
A satisfying Pinot Gris from one of Oregon's best-known producers. On the nose, you'll find aromas of white flowers like magnolias, lime zest, and a hint of white tea. There's a pleasing richness here, cleaned up by fresh citrus flavors. Perfect as a standalone sipper or with Vietnamese food!
- Brandborg Pinot Noir Bench Lands Oregon 2011 Product #28895 (In Stock)
Yet another outstanding vintage for this excellent value Pinot Noir from Umpqua Valley - just south of Willamette and home of Oregon's very first Pinot Noir plantings. A lightly colored, elegant, bottle of Oregon Pinot with lovely aromas of berries, mushroom and roses and a silky, vibrant, mouthful of fresh strawberries, crunchy cherries and fresh turned earth - ready to drink now.
- Haden Fig Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2013 Product #29501 (In Stock)
Everything to love about Oregon's 2013 harvest is on display in this utterly delicious Pinot Noir from Evesham Wood's Erin Nuccio. Bright, fresh, aromas of sweet cherry, strawberry, mineral and spice waft from the glass. Take a sip and you'll feel a tingle of focused acidity on the tip of your tongue before sweet cherry, red berry, orange peel, and black tea flavors race across your palate. The interplay of the sweet fruit at the wine's core and the surrounding bright pomegranate, orange zest, and spice accents is simply lovely and captivating. Finishes juicy and elegant with a subtle meaty/savory note riding under the fresh berry fruit. Easy to drink right now and sure to improve for 3-4 years – if you can wait!
- Haden Fig Chardonnay Willamette Valley Juliette 2012 Product #29561 (In Stock)
Erin Nuccio made just 3.5 barrels of this elegant, Burgundy-style, Chardonnay in the great 2012 Oregon harvest and named it for his daughter, Juliette. Barrel fermented and aged for 18 months on the lees (but with no stirring), it opens with complex aromas of green apple, toasted nuts, and a hint of butter. Then, you'll find layered flavors of citrus, lemon curd, Granny Smith, and hazelnut. Creamy textured but crisp and nutty on the vivid finish. Give it a big swirl or even a short decant and watch it unfurl!
- Ponzi Pinot Noir Tavola 2013 Product #29358 (In Stock)
Tavola is Willamette Valley pioneer Dick Ponzi's "everyday" Oregon Pinot. A blend of several vineyards in the northern half of the Valley, Ponzi makes this to emphasize fruit with just a touch of spice and show nicely right on release. The 2013 vintage's fresh cherry and red berry fruit flavors and juicy texture shine nicely and the finish is fresh and easy. A very nice value wine.
- Stangeland Vineyards Pinot Noir Willamette 2012 Product #28337 (In Stock)
Larry Miller has been growing grapes in the Eola-Amity hills since 1978 - making him a pioneer here - but we're just getting to taste his wines for the first time now. This luscious 2012 is a great introduction, showing off a nice richness, depth and focus to the dark red raspberry and ripe cranberry fruit with just a touch of fresh earth and oak spice. The red fruit wells up to cloak the ripe tannin on the finish, making this fun to drink now and a solid candidate to improve for a while.
"Smoke-accented red berries and potpourri on the fragrant nose, along with an energetic spiciness and a hint of cola. Juicy raspberry and bitter cherry flavors are underscored by a dusty mineral quality and a hint of cocoa powder. Fine-grained tannins come on late, adding grip to the spicy, very persistent finish. With its distinct vibrancy and nerviness, here's a 2012 that acts a lot like a 2011."International Wine Cellar 90 points


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For further information on Christian tourism and Holy Land Tours to Israel contact Travelujah.Israel - arguably the world's largest small country and certainly its most diverse - is a hiker's paradise. Paths like the Bible Trail on Mount Gilboa, the Gospel Trail or Jesus Trail in the Galilee link sites sacred to Jews and Christians while passing through breathtaking mountain landscapes. The Kinneret Trail and the Jerusalem Trail, both currently under development, will respectively encircle Israel's largest freshwater lake and the country's historic capital. 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Instead, there is a chance to discover Israel's people, history and culture on the country's less-traveled paths.Inspired by the Appalachian Trail in the United States, the Israel National Trail was inaugurated by President Ezer Weizman in 1994. It was an initiative of the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel conceived as a way to allow Israelis to experience the entire breadth and variety of their land firsthand. Parts of the trail follow camel or goat paths, while others follow dirt roads and others no recognizable path at all. In true Israeli style of improvisation, the various sections of the trail have been added organically over the years. Thus in 2003 a portion of the trail was diverted west from the Sharon coastal plain to run along the Mediterranean where it offers beautiful beach vistas.This article details the trail in 11 sections, any one of which promises a challenging trek for hiking devotees. None of the sections traverse the Golan Heights or the West Bank.Naftali Ridge and Ramim Cliffs (Upper Galilee) On the eastern slopes of the Ramim Cliffs are a series of springs and observation points overlooking the Hula Valley - known by bird watchers as place to observe the spring and fall migrations from Europe to Africa and back. The Israel National Trail here passes through planted forests and natural undergrowth. The area ranges from a deserted sandstone quarry above Kiryat Shmona, at the height of 280 meters above sea level, southward towards the Yesha Fortress, a Taggert fort built during the British Mandate that was the site of a bloody battle during the 1948 War of Independence. In the autumn, the trail is rich with early blossoming cyclamens.Kadesh Ili stream and Yesha fortress (Upper Galilee) This challenging section passes through a limestone canyon shaded by the treetop canopy.Meron stream to EinZeved (Upper Galilee) This circular trail on the eastern slope of Mount Meron, Israel's tallest mountain, is blanketed during the spring with a variety of wild flowers including orchids. Towards the summer different flowers appear and color the area yellow, followed by the ripening of the raspberries as the fall approaches.Mount Tabor (Lower Galilee) As the Bible says in the Book of Jeremiah, "As Tabor among mountains", it's impossible to ignore the presence of Mount Tabor as it looms up from all directions. The hike up Mount Tabor offers staggering views while the peak is crowned by the Church of Transfiguration and various antiquities.Tzippori stream (Lower Galilee) The trail here covers one of the geographical areas least familiar to hikers. In this area of gall oaks (known in Hebrew as Alon ha-Tavor - Tabor oak), you can also find birch trees and carpets of blossom in winter and spring. In the Lower Galilee there are Bedouin settlements. Along the trail are streams of flowing water, improvised water pumps and a castle which is named the Monks Mill and the remains of another impressive gristmill at Khurbat Alil.Ma'apilim / Nahash stream (Mount Carmel) A walk through Nahash Stream provides an almost complete representation of Mount Carmel's hidden treasures: From the top of the trail and while walking down the ravine, you can see an impressive view of the northern Coastal Plain and the Lower Galilee. The path exits near Kibbutz Yagur. You can also see a vertical karstic hole, the "Arbutus Curve" and at the end of the trail in Yagur, a slick (secret weapons hiding place) from the pre-state Haganah underground. "Nahash" means snake in Hebrew though your chance of encountering the venomous Palestinian Black Viper are slim. Following statehood, the stream was renamed Nahal Ma'apilim after the illegal Jewish immigrants who attempted to slip ashore in defiance of the British Royal Navy's embargo on immigration.After this section, the Israel National Trail continues south through the Sharon plain, through the urban sprawl of Gush Dan and greater Tel Aviv, and the Shephaleh lowlands. Those who prefer trekking in pristine landscapes will want to skip this section. Shayarot Range (Judean Mountains) Trekking along the Shayarot Range provides views down to the Coastal Plain and up to the Judean Mountains, hundreds of kilometers of mountain dirt tracks, walking routes, caves, and an abundance of flowers in the spring. The trail passes through the Burma Road - a goat path widened to barely allow trucks to pass that lifted the Arab siege of beleaguered Jerusalem in 1948. Here you can climb to the military posts overlooking Route 1, today the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv expressway but six decades ago the scene of savage fighting between Arab villagers and the soldiers of the Palmach's Har'el brigade.Yatir ruins to Dragot Quarry This segment of the Israel National Trail goes from Khurbat Yatir, one of the Levite cities in the land of Judea on the eastern brim of the Yatir Mountains ridge, through the Yatir Forest, the largest forest planted by the Jewish National Fund, to the Mount Amsha nature reserve, which has impressive views and unique plants. It also contains the remains of the Roman "freeway" Ma'ale Dragot.Mamshit stream (Negev) The trail passes through the 2,000-year-old ruins of the Nabatean city of Mamshit. Its alleys, churches, stables, houses and administrative structures, though damaged in the massive earthquake of 749, are still impressive. You can visit the ancient dams at Mamshit Stream - designed to capture every last drop of precious water in the desert, walk through the beautiful narrow canyon of the stream, and see the remains of ancient agriculture.Mitzpe Ramon and Ramon Crater (Negev) The desert city of Mitzpe Ramon is a meeting place for artists, a station for people heading south to Eilat, and a base for visitors to the Ramon Crater - better known to geologists as a makhtesh or erosion cirque. Ibex - mountain goats with huge horns - scamper freely on the cliffs, while the crater's colors change with the passage of the sun.Kisuy stream and Uvda Valley (Negev) While the Negev is a rock desert, in the Uvda Valley you'll encounter towering sand dunes reminiscent of the Sahara. The Neolithic "leopard" temple here attests to early human occupation. Shkhoret stream (Eilat Mountains) The final section of the trail is the most geologically diverse: here you'll find Israel's only granite formations, as well as the more common limestone and dolomite. Hiking at night, one encounters a surprising array of nocturnal fauna proving the desert is hardly a lifeless wilderness.Reaching the port and resort of Eilat with your dusty hiking boots, you'll realize civilization isn't necessarily such a good thing. In Israel, with all its varied attractions, nature is near the top of the list.Gil Zohar writes regularly for Travelujah, the leading Christian social network focused on travel to the Holy Land. People can learn, plan and share their Holy Land tour and travel experiences on Travelujah.
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