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My Rating 88: Well balanced body with good fruit and tannins. Nose balanced but with a hint of typical Chile wine. I don't know what it is but you could call this funky. Price is OK at Costco about $ 8
Good but a bit tannic
Wow- smooth with a great finish - loved it!
Crisp tropical fruit flavors with a slight hint of butter. Very lightly oaked. Wonderful on its own, with a favorite cheese, or with a fish or chicken entree.
Three and a half glasses
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Clean and refined, pure, rich and elegant, this Chardonnay features a strong mineral, lime skin and green apple presence, gaining depth and dimension before fanning out nicely on the finish. Drink now through 2018.
The 2010 Chardonnay Estate is a beautiful, precise wine laced with citrus zest, crushed rocks and a hint of spice from the American oak. In 2010, the Chardonnay stands out for its energy and tension. It needs another year or two to settle down, but it is already striking in its beauty. Anticipated maturity: 2013andndash;2020.
Pale yellow. Candied citrus fruit and pear aromas are complicated by notes of vanilla and smoky minerals. Juicy and incisive, offering lively Meyer lemon and quince flavors that pick up a subtle touch of anise with air. The vanilla note comes back on the spicy, tenacious finish.
The 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon Monte Rosso Vineyard is a knock-out but it will benefit from a few more years of bottle age. From the red soils of this famous Sonoma vineyard it exhibits a dense ruby/purple color along with a sweet bouquet of loamy soil black currants black cherries and underbrush. Full-bodied rich and moderately tannic it should drink well for 15-20 years. 92+ - Robert Parker Robert Parkers Wine Advocate.
Inky ruby. Intense cherry, blackcurrant, licorice, pipe tobacco and cedary oak aromas show superb clarity and energy. Sweet, penetrating cherry-cola and bitter chocolate flavors are deeply concentrated but lively, picking up woodsmoke, floral pastille and allspice nuances with air. Smooth, harmonious tannins build slowly on the finish and meld seamlessly with the wine's vivacious fruit. Almost painfully young, this wine demands — and will reward — aging.
The just-bottled 2010 Monte Bello combines pure structure and power in a rich, full-bodied style for this wine. Waves of dark red fruit, crushed rocks, flowers, mint and grilled herbs wrap around the long, insistent finish. Today, the 2010 is slightly more reticent than it was last year, but the wine comes to life the more it sits in the glass. Always classy, the 2010 Monte Bello impresses for its impeccable balance. Count me among those who will be thrilled to own this magnificent California classic. The 2010 is a decidedly virile, powerful Monte Bello, qualities winemaker Eric Baugher attributes to a year with a very cold summer and periods of heat that arrived only towards the tail end of the growing season. In 2010, the blend is 74% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot, 4% Petit Verdot and 2% Cabernet Franc. Anticipated maturity: 2020–2040.
Things take a more serious turn with the 2010 Chablis Mont de Milieu which is a major step up from the preceding premier crus. Fruit structure and acidity are all deftly balanced in this harmonious impeccable wine. I especially like the level of nuance and pure delineation in the glass. A round textured finish rounds things out in style. Here again the seemingly opposite contradictory qualities of the vintage are both on display. The Mont de Milieu is at once approachable yet taut. I find the combination utterly irresistible. Anticipated maturity: 2013+. -Antonio Galloni Robert Parkers Wine Advocate.
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"One sip of this wine and you know you're in mountain territory. Bold Cabernet flavors of black cherry, wild blueberry and blackberry fill the mouth, and there's a minerality in the background that reflects the mineral red soils of the Monte Rosso site and brings structure to the wine. The oak brings hints of cinnamon spice, vanilla and coffee without overpowering the fruit. With chalky tannins and zesty acidity, this is a gutsy Cabernet that's built for the long haul."
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Closure: Cork
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|Sugar: 2.20 g/l grams per liter
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There's a chill in the air and the month of November is well underway – which can mean only one thing. It's bundling season! And for that reason we've chosen The Dodger cowl as our featured item.
Whether it's for keeping yourself or an eco-savvy giftee warm, this elegant and utilitarian accessory is the perfect piece for the chilling season. Available in several color combos, the grey on grey is my personal favorite as it has unisex appeal and a slightly military vibe.
Handmade using recycled sweatshirt fabrics, these uber soft and snuggly cowls are great for day-to-day wear, biking, or spicing up a weekend outfit. And with the holidays just around the bend, they'd make a great stocking stuff too! To check out which color combos are currently available visit my Etsy shop here.
We are officially past the six month mark or our pregnancy and our nesting instincts are now in overdrive! We'll be crafting together the babe's nursery in November – but we've got quite the de-cluttering to do first. And for that reason I'm hosting a mega sale this week!
Starting on Thursday, October 23rd through Monday, October 27th I'm cutting and slashing prices on many Pierogi Picnic designs throughout my Etsy shop. We're calling it the "Making Room for Baby" sale! Catchy, isn't it?!
I'll be putting many classic items on deep discount, as well as creating grab bags for retired designs. I'm also knocking dollars off newer creations and vintage – so if you're starting your holiday shopping early – you won't want to miss this!
PLUS, help get the word out about the sale and I'll send you a coupon for free shipping that you can use anytime between now and the end of the year. International buyers included! Simply share our status off the Pierogi Picnic Facebook page and I'll private message you the code.
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I am super excited to have been approached by a new boutique which opened its doors at O'Hare International Airport earlier this month: I Love Chicago!
This incredibly-well curated little boutique offers handmade goodies from artisans from the area, allowing international travelers who are buzzing through Terminal 5 a chance to scoop up a true blue Chicago souvenir.
We are currently stocking the store with our popular Sweet Stitch embroidered sweatshirts, Flirty Flounce peplum tops, Grunge Love totes, men's Smash Shirts, Perfect Gent bow ties, and a new, yet to be release online scarf design called Chevron Sweetie.
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Today is the day I graduate into a new age-decade! It's my thirtieth birthday!!!!!!!
Moving beyond my twenties into the big 3-0 deserves all forms of celebrating – including a special one-day-only coupon code for you!
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So join with me in all my birthday festivities and get shopping! The coupon code expires at midnight!
We're concluding our month-long anniversary celebration with a mega deal! Starting today through Saturday night – buy any 2 ready-made or vintage items in the Pierogi Picnic Etsy shop – and you'll receive 1 item free! We've never done anything like this before!
When shopping, add all three of your favorite items to your cart and checkout as usual. We'll then go back and reimburse you the price for the third piece prior to shipping things out.
So if you've been eyeballing a new cardigan, dress and layering tank, now is the best time to scoop up your favorites! Help us finish out our 5 year bonanza with a bang and shop today!
As we move into the third week of our month-long anniversary extravaganza – we have another treat for you: Free Shipping! Starting today until the end of the week, enjoy free shipping on all your Pierogi Picnic Etsy purchases. This includes those of you who live 'across the pond!'
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Happy shopping to you!
I can't even begin to wrap my head around it – but we're celebrating Pierogi Picnic's five year anniversary this month! Woot! Woot!
To mark the birth of my beloved business, as well as all things eco-friendly, vintage and handmade, we're going to have a month-long virtual party! Tune in to the Pierogi Picnic website every Sunday in August for a weekly special which will include deep discounts in the Pierogi Picnic Etsy store. And if you're not following us on Facebook – make sure you do so today – as we'll be hosting contests, freebies and more all month long!
To kick-off the celebration, we're giving away a $50 Pierogi Picnic gift certificate!!! Talk about awesome! Enter for a chance to win by following the directions below.
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1. Subscribe to the Pierogi Picnic website. Scroll down and look on the left hand-side of the page. Wallah!
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3. Comment back on this post saying what your favorite item is, why, and include a link to the original listing!
The gift certificate winner will be chosen at random on August 15th using http://www.random.org. We'll announce the winner on the site on Friday, August 16th.
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Defending champion Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands, Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria and Italian qualifier Karin Knapp won in straight sets to advance to the second round of the Grand Prix SAR on Tuesday. The fifth-seeded Bertens rallied from a 5-2 deficit in the first set to beat Hungarian qualifier Timea Babos 7-5, 6-2. A 2010 Wimbledon semifinalist, Pironkova broke twice in each set to defeat Karolina Pliskova of the Czech Republic 7-5, 6-1. Knapp won the first 11 games in her 6-0, 6-1 rout of Moroccan wild card Lina Qostal.
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Triumph of the Wills
I have a little prank that I occasionally play on my 5-year-old nephew. I imagine an outlandish story and tell it to him in a perfect deadpan tone. Then I watch as his face goes from expressing trust to suspicion and incredulity, until finally breaking out in laughter at the absurdity of my tall tale. Recently I told him a story about how his little brother, whom he remembers coming home from the hospital two years ago, actually hatched out of an enormous egg his parents kept in their living room. "Remember how your mommy and daddy each took turns sitting on it?" I asked him as I struggled to keep a straight face. Before long, the idea of his baby brother pecking his way into the world had him in stitches.
After reading A Farewell to Alms: A Brief Economic History of the World, I finally understand what listening to these stories must be like for my nephew. Gregory Clark lays out in a deadpan tone, complete with charts and graphs, a theory as farfetched as my wildest avuncular yarns. Clark writes with the sober authority of an economics professor (he chairs the department at the University of California, Davis), but the more one reads of his theory of the Industrial Revolution, the less possible it becomes to see it as anything other than preposterous. Clark tries to explain why England, of all the world's nations, industrialized first. And his answer is this: certain reproduction patterns among medieval Britons allowed England to breed a hardworking population with bourgeois values. The issue of whether or not they hatched from enormous eggs is left unaddressed. But if it had been, one can be sure Clark would have included a graph showing that shell strength is directly related to offspring survival rates.
Clark's argument hinges on extensive archival research on the wills of medieval Englishmen. Over the course of twenty years of research in dusty archives, Clark compiled data from more than 2,000 wills. He chose a time period (1585-1638) and regions (London, East Anglia, Bristol and Darlington) that provided the most comprehensive data possible. He then cross-referenced the information from the wills against parish registers compiled by the International Genealogical Index of the Mormon Church.
Clark concluded from his research that "economic success translated powerfully into reproductive success, with the richest individuals having more than twice the number of surviving children at death as the poorest." As a result of this phenomenon, which Clark dubs "survival of the richest," most of Britain's population was descended from rich people after several generations. Not all the descendants of the rich were rich themselves: the medieval economy couldn't provide all the talented sons of the rich with equivalent forms of employment; thus, there was constant downward social mobility. But after several generations, most of Britain's population--rich and poor--was descended from the rich. And from these wealthy ancestors, Clark argues, nearly all Britons inherited the virtuous qualities that make people rich, like the ability to delay gratification ("low time preference rates," in econ-speak). As he writes, "The attributes that would ensure later economic dynamism--patience, hard work, ingenuity, innovativeness, education--were thus spreading biologically throughout the population."
For Clark, it is in the nature of settled agrarian societies to provide financial rewards to those with middle-class values. And being wealthy in a preindustrial society allows a man to support more children. The same phenomenon can be found in other settled agrarian societies, Clark writes, such as China and Japan; but in England, the most stable of all agrarian societies, the link between reproductive patterns and economic success was the most pronounced. While Clark is certain that the transmission of bourgeois virtues is "biological," he hedges a bit about whether this inheritance is genetic or just cultural, usually putting a modifier like "perhaps" or "even" in front of his eugenic speculations.
Oddly, Clark never explains just how such traits are transmitted from one generation to the next. His lack of interest in the mechanisms of heredity is strange, considering his own data show that the children of the wealthy often experienced downward mobility, which calls into question--if, like Clark, one is wedded to the idea that bourgeois values are the key to wealth--whether parents' values filtered down at all. For Clark it's self-evident that breeding patterns explain why certain places industrialized, as well as why others did not. Places that never developed agriculture or places where the poor simply outreproduced the rich never developed middle-class values or a middle-class work ethic. As a result, they exhibit what Clark terms a "socially induced lethargy," one that handicaps their economies to this day.
Clark attempts to defend this assertion with data measuring the slothfulness of Third World workers. He approvingly quotes an imperial-era textile expert from Britain who wrote in 1930, "Labour in India is undoubtedly on a very low par, probably it comes next to Chinese labour in inefficiency, wastefulness, and lack of discipline." As one of Clark's charts documents, in 1921 the average American mill worker could tend more than 700 spindles per hour, while the average Indian worker could tend just 118. That Indian textile workers weren't giving their all for white managers in Raj-era mills genuinely seems to puzzle Clark. Why couldn't sturdy British managers whip the natives into shape? After all, in Clark's view the British Empire was a free-market paradise, not a shell game in which the rules changed from protectionism to laissez-faire based on the economic needs of the colonizer. And Clark does not even attempt to address the paradox of Spain, which, though it never developed a Protestant work ethic--workers there have national nap time every afternoon--remains wealthier than every one of its former colonies.
For Clark, a scholar who puts the very term political economy in scare quotes, the modern world of global capitalism functions in much the same exploitation-free way as the age of empire. By his lights, the low wages in today's developing countries have nothing to do with the race to the bottom that creates "export processing zones"--regions where taxes don't apply, and labor and environmental laws are lax--or even the overpopulation that has created a ruthlessly cutthroat labor market in some Third World countries. Rather, low wages are solely the result of low productivity innate to a specific population. Clark writes (without citation) that textile workers in modern India work only about fifteen minutes out of every hour they're at the plant. That's why they're paid only 38 cents an hour. The question of uneven development has been solved, and it comes down to this: maquiladora slackers!


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Great movie. It is a good complement to the other movie "Flag of our fathers"Published 6 days ago by carlos a. medina
have always enjoyed this movie as it shows the view from Japanese soldier. just as good as "Flags of our Fathers" but isn't played on movie channels often. Read morePublished 10 days ago by Antonio Leal
Very interesting. Made me think in different veins, about that war. Thank you, Clint Eastwood!Published 15 days ago by Criticalthinker
Great movie by a great director, Clint Eastwood, and a pretty darn good job of acting by Ken Watanabe.Published 21 days ago by PKRAUT
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well, at least he was right on the part "the Japanese at that time was merciless, cruel, inhuman and unremorseful". Just like the Nazi. It is a good thing that we won the war.
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Prayer at the double as churches merge
Last updated at 10:29, Thursday, 15 November 2012
It is the beginning of a new chapter in history as two Whitehaven churches, founded by members of the same family, have merged.
Father and son William and Tom Postlethwaite helped to establish the traditional brethren Woodbank Evangelical Church, on Woodhouse Road, while another son, Henry, was a founding member of the Pentecostal Elim Church, in the town centre.
Both brothers were instrumental in running the two churches, which had different customs but were known for their popular Sunday Schools and community involvement.
The churches recently merged to form Woodbank Community Church, pastored by John Campbell, minister at Elim, and supported by elder Norman Gray, of Woodbank.
Following the recent merger, John says the aim for the church congregation is "to be a group of Christians in the community helping the community".
He said: "People have been working together over the years and building relationships. We want to continue that. An awful lot has happened in the past. The barriers that may have been there 30 years ago aren't there now."
Very few historical records have been kept over the years about the two churches but history shows us there have been close connections between the two congregations over the years.
Mr Postlethwaite Snr was one of the 13 founder members of Woodbank Hall in 1939. Henry became an elder at Glad Tiding's Hall (now New Life Church), before founding Elim Church in 1957, while Tom, became a trustee of Woodbank in 1967.
Norman said: "Because our forefathers were less conscious of the need to preserve history, we know very little about what led 13 men from different walks of life to meet together for prayer, with the object of raising a church for the worship of God and to build the Kingdom of Christ within the hearts of young and old on the estates of Woodhouse and Greenbank.
"How long these men and ladies had been praying before land was bought and the church building was opened we do not know."
A plot of land was bought from the Lowther family on August 21, 1939, to a group of men: William Snook, Andrew Hamilton, Thomas Smith Lloyd Jones, George Ernest Taylor, William Burns, Jonathan Messenger, Jack Kennedy, Norman Dickinson, Stephen Williamson, John Sharpe, Andrew Murray, Thomas Bouch and William Postlethwaite.
Norman said planning permission was originally granted for a mission hall at the junction of Lakeland Avenue and Fell View Avenue.
"The reason for the change of site from the heart of the Woodhouse Estate to a greenfield site on a footpath in the middle of nowhere we do not know.
"The only buildings existing then were the Mansion across the road, and the house next door. Woodhouse Road was still a field path down to Greenbank. Wastwater estate was still a meadow."
The Whitehaven News reported on the official opening of the church on January 1, 1940: "New Year's Day witnesses a further step in the activities of the Christian Brethren at Woodhouse, Whitehaven, when Woodbank Hall, their new building was officially opened.
"For over four years, activities have been going on at the YWCA hut at Woodhouse Road, rented from the Local Committee. The opening took the form of a conference meeting. Mr W Burns presided and the speakers were Messrs W Snooks (Keswick), A Hamilton and G Taylor (Whitehaven) and W Barker (Westfield). After an interval, during which tea was served, an informal meeting was enjoyed.
"The building which is pleasantly situated between the Greenbank and Woodhouse housing estate, has been erected by the Border Engineering Contractors Ltd and the Whitehaven Coal Co Ltd have kindly consented to supply the electricity."
Norman said: "During the early years we know that much work was done among the children and in a tent erected on the grass behind the hall. Children's missions were held. Many residents still living on the estate tell of having attended Sunday School at Woodbank Hall in their youth."
Further trustees were added in September 1967 including Tom Postlethwaite, Alex McCormick, Thomas Henry Phillips, Frank Lewthwaite, Leonard Anthony Archard and John McCormick.
Norman said: "For a further 17 years these men served the Saviour on this estate but they too had aged or had left and, with no-one from this or any other assembly hearing a call to carry on the work, the doors closed."
He said at this point the assembly of Christians meeting at Scilly Banks caught the vision to restart Woodbank Gospel Hall.
In 2003 and 2004 extensive alterations were made and the church was renamed Woodbank Evangelical Church. "This is the church that has continued to this day," said Norman.
"Some of the original congregation have died, younger members have left the area to further their careers, but those who remain are concerned that the Christian witness in this suburb of Whitehaven shall not die and with the help of the Elim Church the work will continue."
He recalls many memorable moments including a fun day and barbecue, following the re-launch.
"For the best part of two years we ran a lunch club – people would come round for a two-course meal and even The Lion pub across the road would order takeaways from us," he said.
Elim Church has an equally community-based history. It was founded in Whitehaven in 1957 by George Canty and Henry Postlethwaite and its first members met in the YWCA building on Lowther Street.
Leaders bought a plot of land on George Street in 1961 and it took six months to build the church.
On October 19, 1961, The Whitehaven News reported on the dedication of the new church, saying: "Among the large crowd which had assembled long before the time scheduled for the opening service were friends from Greenock in the north and Birmingham in the south.
"As the long-awaited moment arrived and the party of ministers made their way to the beautiful cedar-lined porch of this modern church building the crowd, now extending out into George Street began to sing with great enthusiasm: "To God be the glory, Great things He hath done."
"One could sense the thrilling expectancy of these people, who had for four-and-a-half years, had worshipped in the local YWCA building and now after six months of strenuous effort had a home of their own.
"The Rev W J Hilliard district superintendent, of Greenock, pronounced the prayer of dedication and the congregation were led to the church for the first service by Mrs Hannah Corlett, who had officially turned the key and declared the church open, accompanied by Mrs Taylor, the wife of the resident minister, the Rev F G Taylor."
Since the church began in 1957, there has been 13 ministers: R Clarke, F Taylor, W J Allen, K J Cave, A O Johnson, S Cain, E R Gaudion, G R Murray, W D Bentley, A M Mason, J Foster and D T Burton.
The current minister, John Campbell, began his post in 1996.
Pam Mullen, Henry Postlethwaite's niece, says she remembers going on Sunday School outings to Silloth with bus loads of youngsters. The church would collect children from the different estates around Whitehaven every Sunday in a double-decker bus.
The biggest congregation the church had was in the 1970s and 80s, with around 120 people. This was thanks to the youth and teens work, including the Crusaders group, which was run by Willy Tinnion, who owned a hairdressers at Hensingham.
Pam's recalls one of her funniest memories at the church when she was younger: "We would be given two books when we came in the door – the red redemptional hymnal and a yellow Elim chorus book. One of our favourite songs was The windows of heaven are open.
"One day we were singing and there was a huge burst of thunder and lightning and torrential rain came down, at which point, someone said: 'Well, we did ask for it!'
Members recall Mr and Mrs Hughes, from Wales, playing a big part in the church.
Mr Hughes owned a TV business and his wife was a music teacher. They would sit at either side of the church pulpit and play the piano and organ.
John says the church has always been involved in various community events, from the Billy Graham meetings at Whitehaven Civic Hall in 1984, to town barbecues, Walk Cumbria and latterly Haven Saints and Whitehaven café/church held at Costa.
He says there have been many memorable moments at the church, including organising a Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe play. This included decorating the church hall with Christmas trees, fake icicles and snow. People had to push their way through fur coats to get to the performance area.
John says that although there was a baptistry at the George Street church, members have chosen to be baptised in swimming baths, or Ennerdale or Crummock water. "It is quite an amazing experience, with the backdrop of the beautiful mountains and fells behind you. It can be very cold though, even in summer!" he said.
A host of activities have been held at the church including Scrabble clubs, dominoes, knitting groups and youth clubs.
First published at 10:28, Thursday, 15 November 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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