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I've got a series of data in a regular x by z matrix that I am plotting using pcolor in Matlab. I am using the JET color map (flipped upside down) and would like to know how I can specify that when ever the parameter I am plotting has a value of 0, then the color should be white instead of the default dark red?
My data is not filling out the entire matrix, so all cells without data are set to 0. This provides a plot which is semi-satisfactory as the contrast between the datafilled cells and the 0-cells is great enough that the area covered by the data is easily identified. However it would enhance the image greatly if all 0-cells where plotted in white.
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30th Anniversary Special Edition
2013 marks Paumanok's 30th Anniversary. To celebrate the occasion, only the best lots from the historic 2010 vintage were chosen for this special cuvee. It is a blend of 70% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc, 7% Cabernet Sauvignon and 3% Petit Verdot. Only 544 bottles were produced. Each bottle is individually numbered.
Writing for the
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The 2010 30th Anniversary Special Edition...A ringer for Right Bank Bordeaux, this is quite clearly a winner...pretty fine, wonderfully elegant, impeccably balanced and remarkably complex at its young age (there is that advantage to blends). The backbone is real here, but fairly well controlled. It is rather delicious in a nuanced way, too. It is never sweet and jammy. The sappy fruit is pure, but amply supported by the structure. The wine is lively as well as ripe. It is a beautiful performance overall, with a certain sense of refinement, understatement and gracefulness. It may yet be entitled to an uptick at some point, if it continues developing well in the cellar. - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 92 points - June 30, 2015
2010 Blanc de Blanc
Wine Club: $432.00/case
This Blanc de Blanc - made from 100% Chardonnay - was produced according to the methode traditionelle. It spent 3 years en tirage (aging in the bottle on the lees). The result is a delightfully refreshing, crisp, dry bubbly. A celebratory wine for a special occasion or an everyday sparkling wine that goes well with caviar and all fruits of the sea, shrimp, crab and lobster, cheeses and hors d'oeuvres, and poultry. Only 100 cases were bottled. Enjoy!
2013 minimalist chardonnay
Wine Club: $432.00/case
This wine was produced using minimalist winemaking techniques. The fruit came from our vineyard in Aquebogue, planted in 1983. Select clusters of unblemished Chardonnay that had attained total ripeness were carefully hand harvested and whole cluster pressed. The juice was transferred into new French oak puncheons where alcoholic and malolactic fermentations spontaneously occurred. Nothing other than a judicious amount of sulfites was added. It was bottled unfined and unfiltered. A natural sediment may form in the bottle over time.
The 2013 Minimalist Chardonnay was aged for 12 months in new French oak and comes in at 13.5% alcohol...Beautifully focused, this graceful Chardonnay has the most oak impact on paper of the three Chardonnays submitted by the winery this issue, but it also handles it very well, even at this young age. It's there, but it certainly isn't overbearing. The texture is caressing. It feels fuller in the mouth than its elegant mid-palate would suggest. Precise and reasonably penetrating on the finish, it is also beautifully balanced. It then adds a couple of layers of concentration to the Festival Chardonnay also reviewed this issue. The first time I had this it didn't show as well. With a little extra time for aeration, it proved far more interesting on a second taste. Did I mention that it is pretty delicious, too? It should hold reasonably well, but let's be conservative at the moment and take that in stages. - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 90 points - June 30, 2015
2014 Chenin Blanc
Wine Club: $268.80/case
The Paumanok 2014 Chenin Blanc is a blend of our four lots of Chenin, 100% Chenin! It underwent a slow, cool fermentation in stainless steel tanks. It was bottled with a screw cap to preserve freshness and cleanliness. The result is a fresh, crisp, racy, and bracing Chenin that is redolent of grapefruit and pineapple, with more subtle notes of melon, apple and guava. It makes an excellent companion to various white meat fish dishes, such as striped bass, flounder, cod and lobsters and especially oysters.
Zesty acidity and an enticing slick of honeycomb lend varietal character to this lavishly floral, peachy white. So spry and revitalizing, with a salty tang of minerality, it's surprisingly still the only Chenin Blanc grown in New York.
91 points -
Wine Enthusiast
- Anna Iijima (9/1/2015)
"Year in and year out, this is one of the best American chenin blancs around...Paumanok's from the North Fork of Long Island stands out as delicious on almost any scale you choose."
-Eric Asimov,
The New York Times
2014 Sauvignon Blanc
Wine Club: $230.40/case
This Sauvignon Blanc is fresh and vibrant with aromas of lemon, followed by more subtle mineral and herbaceous notes. Medium-bodied with citrus flavors, crisp acidity and a pleasant, dry finish. 895 cases were made.
The 2014 Sauvignon Blanc is dry and comes in at 12.0% alcohol. Vintage 2014 seems to have been a fine vintage for Sauvignon Blanc on Long Island. It's no different here; in fact, it's better than most. Fragrant but controlled, this is classic Sauvignon, but its focus is the most impressive aspect of this wine. Tightly-wound, it finishes crisply and with fine tension. It is beautifully done, a bit mouthwatering, lingering and very tasty. There are several contenders for "best of breed" in this issue's report, but this certainly has to be one of the efforts on my very short list. It's pretty terrific. - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 91 points - June 30, 2015
2014 Dry Riesling
Wine Club: $211.20/case
This wine was fermented entirely in stainless steel tanks to preserve the Riesling varietal character. It offers aromas of lime, green apple, lilies, lilac and other white flowers. Dry with flavors of lime, green apple, white apricot, it finishes with intense acidity. Pair it with white meat dishes and lighter fish.
2014 Semi Dry Riesling
Wine Club: $191.90/case
New York Wine & Food Classic 2015
Fermented in stainless steel tanks, this Riesling bursts with a fresh, fruit cocktail of peach, apricot, nectarine and apples. While it starts off sweet, it finishes dry with crisp acidity. Pair it with loin of pork, Asian foods - especially Thai or Indian - and Cajun or Tex-Mex dishes.
2014 Festival Chardonnay
Wine Club: $182.30/case
Festival Chardonnay is a blend of several lots of Chardonnay. It was fermented entirely in stainless steel tanks. It is light, dry, crisp and clean with refreshing aromas and flavors of apple, lemon, pineapple and stones. This is a great every day white, perfect with pasta, poultry, fish and cheese dishes.
This unoaked Chardonnay highlights a remarkable intensity of fruit flavors from zesty tangerine and lime to ripe, rich yellow cherry and peach. While refreshingly crisp and sprightly on the palate, it boasts a long, blossomy finish.
90 points -
Wine Enthusiast
- Anna Iijima (9/1/2015)
2013 Barrel Fermented Chardonnay
Wine Club: $230.40/case
Only free run juice is used for Paumanok's barrel fermented Chardonnay. After completing its fermentation in French oak barrels, this Chardonnay ages sur lie in the same barrel for 7 months, with occassional stirring of the lees to add a subtle, yeasty character to the wine. It is medium-bodied with rich melon and apple flavors and a crisp, balanced finish.
2014 Chardonnay Grand Vintage
Wine Club: $432.00/case
This is the sixth time that PAUMANOK releases a Grand Vintage Chardonnay. This wine is made from the free run juice from the ripest two batches of clean fruit that we harvested. It was entirely barrel fermented, primarily in new French oak barrels. It yielded a wine of great purity and intensity, deserving the Grand Vintage designation.
Offers aromas of yellow apple, lemon zest, toast, yeast and butterscotch and subtle floral notes. On the palate it is dry with flavors of toast, apple, pear and lemon. Pair it with white fish and poultry dishes. While it drinks well now, it well benefit from cellaring. Only 83 cases were bottled.
2014 Dry Rose
Wine Club: $191.90/case
Offers fresh, bright, clean aromas and flavors of cranberry, strawberry and apple. Light to medium-bodied with a dry finish. A fun, fresh rose meant for summertime picnics, simple antipasto fare and sea-side sipping.
This is a stand out rose amidst an excellent lineup of New York pinks this vintage. Made from Cabernet Franc, it juxtaposes plump, silken mouthfeel against bright, crisp red cherry and bramble berry notes. It's a sprightly, yet concentrated and deeply satisfying sip.
91 points -
Wine Enthusiast
- Anna Iijima (9/1/2015)
The 2014 Dry Rose is a Cabernet Franc with just 1% Merlot, dry and coming in at 12% alcohol. Beautifully built and perfectly balanced, this is an elegant pink with rather good concentration, at least now and at least in its youth. Its best feature isn't concentration, however, but structure. As it airs, the crisp finish makes it juicy and fresh, tasty, but always quite dry. It adds a touch of complexity, some of that Cab Franc herbaceousness coming through as it airs and warms. It makes it more interesting in a way most pinks are not. If you're looking for fruity and sweet, in short, that's not this. However, it's a great red-wine substitute in warm weather, exactly what many will want. It drank great on Day 2, too. - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 90 points - August, 2015
Vin Rose
Wine Club: $182.30/case
This semi sweet blush offers beautiful, fresh aromas and flavors of strawberry and red cherry. Enjoy on it's own as an aperitif or with spicier fare such as Asian foods.
2013 Cabernet Franc
Wine Club: $288.00/case
Aromas of bramble fruit, herbs, flowers and spice. Medium-bodied with firm tannins, black fruit and cherry flavors. Try it with poultry, game or mild cheeses. 79% Cabernet Franc, 19% Cabernet Sauvignon and 2% Merlot.
2013 Cabernet Sauvignon
Wine Club: $288.00/case
This Cabernet offers aromas of black cherry, cassis, cedar and spice. Medium-bodied with a soft tannin structure and a lengthy finish. A wonderful pair with roasted meats and Italian foods.
2013 Festival Red
Wine Club: $191.90/case
65% Merlot and 35% Cabernet Franc. Light to medium-bodied with herbal notes and fresh, ripe flavors of cherry, plum and spice. A great everyday red, try pairing it with pasta dishes, meat loaf or pizza.
2012 Merlot
Wine Club: $230.40/case
This medium bodied Merlot offers aromas and flavors of ripe plums and black cherries along with herbal and floral notes and a smooth tannin structure. 93% Merlot, 7% Petit Verdot. Ready to drink now with roasted meats, Italian foods and cheese.
2005 Cabernet SauvignonTuthills Lane Vineyard
Wine Club: $720.00/case
Also available in magnums and double magnums,
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The Massouds last bottled a Cabernet with the same site designation as their 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon Tuthills Lane in 1995. Charles Massoud says the berries were leaking color already at harvest here, something he has never before witnessed. Cassis and mulberry - backed by cedar - testify to the extreme ripeness of the crop. But there is no sense of cooked fruit, and instead one of invigorating freshness, reinforced by the tart chew of ripe fruit skins. Peat, iodine, and pungent herbs add to the aromatic intensity as well as the palate-staining finish on exhibit in this wine that emphasizes grip and grit over polish. Expect it to be worth following for another 6-8 years.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 90 points - April 27, 2010
2010 Cabernet Sauvignon Tuthills Lane Vineyard
Wine Club: $720.00/case
Also available in screw caps (750 ml only), magnums and double magnums,
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The 2010 vintage marks only the second time this wine has been produced since the original 1995 vintage was introduced. Made from a single block on Tuthills Lane. In 2010, it yielded some of the best Cabernet Sauvignon fruit that Paumanok has produced. It is rich, plush and dense with velvety tannins. It has a long finish, bright black fruit flavors, is full bodied and while attractive at bottling should develop well over time. It is one of the finest reds our estate has produced. Only 96 cases were bottled.
The 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon "Tuthills Lane Vineyard" also has 5% Merlot blended in. It was aged in 95% new French oak, the rest neutral; and comes in at 13.9% alcohol. In most places in the world, it is the Cabernet that is bigger, deeper and more powerful. On Long Island, that description usually goes to the Merlot when the two are paired. That said, this is a pretty intense wine, with a rather concentrated mid-palate, intense flavor and a fine finish. It could use a little more cellaring, but it may be surprisingly approachable, too. It continued to evolve beautifully with extended aeration. It should also hold well. Putting on my bargain hunter hat, I would have to add that the winery's 2010 Cabernet Grand Vintage, also reviewed this issue, is as good or better and not quite as pricey. Either or both may be entitled to upticks as they age, and I won't be surprised if there are differing opinions at differing points in their developments. They are differently styled, though, this being the more refined and elegant.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 91 points - June 30, 2015
2007 Merlot Tuthills Lane Vineyard
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
Representing their first-ever Merlot bottling with this site designation (and their original 1986 block), the Massoud's 2007 Merlot Tuthills Lane is unblended and was aged in largely new barriques. Its ripe cassis, dark cherry, and blueberry are accented with mint and cherry pit, iodine and bittersweet herbal and floral essences. This shows formidable concentration and ripeness yet exhilarating sheer refreshment and an uncanny sense of lift. It's only 13.5% alcohol, by the way. I would anticipate a dozen years' satisfaction, and probably not start popping corks for 3-4 years.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 92 points - April 27, 2010
The 2007 Merlot Tuthill's Lane was the debut vintage, sourced from a block planted in 1986 and aged for 18 months in French oak (79% new; 21% one- and two-year-old French oak). It comes in at 13.5% alcohol. Paumanok picked a good year to start with this bottling, as 2007 was a very fine year in general. Here, it makes a wonderful Merlot. Full-bodied and caressing on the palate, this shows very fine depth, but it retains its elegance all the while. Nearing age 8, it remains young and vibrant, showing beautiful mid-palate solidity and impeccable freshness. It is just now giving hints of developing more complexity and it will continue to evolve in the cellar. Structured, balanced, fresh and intriguing, this is a beauty. Although this is a library wine, I am advised it is still available, both in 750ml and magnums.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 93 points - June 30, 2015
2010 Merlot Tuthills Lane Vineyard
Wine Club: $720.00/case
Also available in screw caps (750 ml only), magnums and double magnums,
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for more info.
Made from a single block on Tuthills Lane planted in 1986. The 2010 vintage is only the second time Paumanok has produced this label, and it is one of the finest reds our estate has produced. It offers intense aromas of crushed blackberries, plum, fig and luxuriously sweet vanilla. It is a complex, full bodied red with rich, voluminous tannins and multi layered flavors of black fruits, earth and sweet spice. 188 cases were bottled.
The 2010 Merlot Tuthills Lane was aged in 55% new French oak and 45% neutral French oak and comes in at 13.9% alcohol. The first taste and first thought summed this up "just gorgeous." Powerful, concentrated and focused, this gripping Merlot takes no prisoners in terms of structure, yet it is in perfect balance with the ripe fruit, too. The fruit is flavorful and nuanced, showing classic Bordeaux-like notes (although, in its youth, also a bit of oak). It is pretty delicious even now, but it will continue to improve in the cellar and it should have a long life ahead. It will acquire more complexity in time and pull in the last bits of oak. Retasted the next day, it was not quite the "wow" wine on first impression, having calmed down, but it showed more complexity and refinement, was more Bordeaux-like than ever and seemed even fresher. While you most certainly can drink it now, it will just as certainly be better in five years or so. It should hold beautifully. It not yet even at peak.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 93 points - June 30, 2015
2010 Petit Verdot Apollo Drive Vineyard Limited Edition
Wine Club: $720.00/case
Also available in screw caps (750 ml only), magnums and double magnums,
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for more info.
This wine is 100% Petit Verdot, made from a single block on Apollo Drive. It marks the third time PAUMANOK has bottled a varietal Petit Verdot, and it is one of the finest reds our estate has produced. It was aged for 16 months in french oak, 33% new oak. Spicy with concentrated black fruit flavors and inky black in color, this full bodied wine possesses ample tannins that suggest it will cellar well for many years. Only 147 cases were made.
Writing in Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
, David Schildknecht described Paumanok's 2005 red wines as 'amazingly formidable'. Writing for
World of Fine Wine
, he said:
...the Massouds' enormous range of bottlings and varieties includes some of Long Island's most complex and ageworthy reds.
2012 Riesling Late Harvest
375 ml bottle, 12 x 375 ml per case
Wine Club: $345.60/case
This Riesling is a botrytis-affected wine, made from grapes with 'Nobel Rot'. It offers clean, bright aromas of peaches, apples, nectarines, flowers and honey. It has rich, honeyed texture with sweet and delicious flavors of apple, peach, apricot and grape. This wine has terrific acid balance, a persistent aftertaste and a crisp, nearly dry finish. Enjoy on it's own after a meal or try pairing it with fruit tarts and cheeses. Only 439 cases were made.
Alcohol: 9.0%
Residual Sugar: 16%
Brix at Harvest: 33.5
The 2012 Riesling Late Harvest comes in at 154 grams per liter of residual sugar and 9% alcohol. Now that you are in the land of late-harvest Riesling, this is where you'll start saying "Apricots, Peaches and Pineapple, oh my!" As rich as it sometimes seems, what actually makes this interesting rather than scary is the zest and acidity. It is most certainly sweet, but it doesn't seem anywhere near as sweet as statistics might suggest. It adds a bit of bite and tension as it airs on the lingering and completely delicious finish. That drier and fresher character was underscored emphatically the next day, when the sugar was just a bit more subdued, the flavors intense and the demeanor bright and sunny. This should satisfy lots of desires over the next few years (or, noting that these tend to age well, the next couple of decades or so.) We'll be conservative at the moment. Note: The price references a 375ml bottle, from which this was tasted. - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 93 points - June 30, 2015
2012 Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest
375 ml
12 x 375 ml per case
Wine Club: $374.40/case
The Sauvignon Blanc grapes from our original planting (planted in 1984) behind the winery were allowed to hang on the vine beyond their normal point of full ripeness to promote the development of botrytis, the "noble rot". A slow, cool fermentation in new French and Hungarian oak barrels yielded intense and focused tropical fruit flavors like litchi, quince, pineapple, mango and guava. This wine is rich and sweet, and has ample acidity to balance the sugar, resulting in a sensational, full-bodied, dessert wine with a long finish. The oak embellishes the wine by imparting a subtle nutty flavor and by increasing complexity. A wonderful match with sharp cheeses like Roquefort or Stilton, or enjoy on its own after dinner. Only 412 cases were made.
Alcohol: 10.0%
Residual Sugar: 14.7%
Brix at Harvest: 32.5
2010 Assemblage
The majority of this wine was sealed with screw caps. It is also available sealed with cork. If you prefer cork, please specify your preference in the comments field on the order form that will appear after you click on "Buy Now!". Also available in magnums and double magnums,
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Only produced in a "Grand Vintage", the 2010 Assemblage is a blend of 35% Merlot, 33% Cabernet Sauvignon, 21% Petit Verdot and 11% Cabernet Franc. Dense and round, with intense aromas of cassis, black berry, black cherry and spice. Medium to full-bodied, a firm tannin structure and a long finish. 445 cases were bottled.
Of 42 East End wines I sampled, the most accomplished red was Paumanok Vineyards' very Bordeaux-like 2010 Assemblage ($50), a seamless mélange of merlot, cabernet sauvignon, petit verdot and cabernet franc that promises many years in top form.
Howard G. Goldberg of
The New York Times
, March 22, 2013
500 ml
Produced by Charles Massoud's brother, Gabriel Massoud, in the Andalucia region of southern Spain, Paumanok is proud to offer this delicious organic extra virgin olive oil.
Finca La Capellanía is organic, unheated, unpressed so its essence and flavour are preserved. Olives are collected green and immediately processed on site.
For more on Finca La Capellanía, visit their web site at
Wine Club: $720.00/case
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'The most delicious blend in the tasting was Paumanok's mature 2007 Assemblage, consisting of merlot, petit verdot and cabernet franc. It had a smoky, cocoalike aroma.' Howard G. Goldberg,
The New York Times
, March 23, 2012
The Paumanok 2007 Assemblage – Merlot with 22% Petit Verdot and 9% Cabernet Franc (although in most vintages, this cuvee contains Cabernet Sauvignon) – smells and tastes of ripe blueberry and blackberry tinged with pungent herbs and white pepper. Lean in texture but infectiously juicy and bright as well as palate staining, this concentrated, energetic blend should be worth following for at least a decade. Incidentally, it weighs in at a moderate 13.5% alcohol.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - 91 points - April 27, 2010
2000 Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
Smells of singed beef, iodine, tobacco, and rhubarb. Dense, full-bodied, palpably thick and faintly oily on the palate, this clings with an abundance of meat, mineral, and stewed fruit flavors...anticipate another decade of interesting evolution.
- Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
- 90 points - June 30, 2006
2002 Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
...smells sweetly of cassis, cooked blueberries, sealing wax, talcum, and vanilla. Its full-bodied palate impression displays lots of sheer stuffing, a creamy texture and pliable tannins, and a layered complexity of diverse fruits, minerality, and high-toned spice that other Cabernet Sauvignons from Long Island fail to display...I'd plan to follow this for at least eight or ten years.
- Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
- 90 points - 6/30/06
2004 Cabernet Franc Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
2004 was another Grand Vintage year at Paumanok. This wine is made up of a blend of our best barrels of Cabernet Franc. It offers subtle aromas of violets, potpourri, prunes and leather. Blackberry and black cherry flavors and a firm tannin structure make this medium-bodied red well-suited to a meal with roasted meats and vegetables.
2000 Merlot Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
In the year 2000, the planets aligned to create a stellar vintage on the North Fork...the dark and juicy 2000 Paumanok Grand Vintage Merlot, is bursting with black raspberry and vanilla. It's a huge and luscious wine but retains its signature Long Island structure.
- American Way, September 1, 2002
2002 Merlot Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
...follows the savory, earthy, fungal, meaty theme of the 'white label' version. Indeed, the presence of star anise and exotic spices in the nose only emphasizes this Bordeaux blend's Burgundian kinship. On the palate, this is plush and creamy, with a wealth of fruit but not of such obvious berry and pit fruit character. A long, savory finish preserves a wealth of canal, spice, and fungal flavors.
- Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
- 89 points - 6/30/06
2004 Merlot Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
The 2004 Merlot Grand Vintage from barrel introduces exotic floral notes to the cherry and truffle of the 'white label' version, is even more strikingly creamy in texture and full of inner-mouth esters, and projects multiple layers of flavor from bright and high-toned to basso profundo.
- Robert Parker's Wine Advocate - (90-92) points - June 30, 2006
2005 Merlot Grand Vintage
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
Offers aromas of plum, black cherry, earth, and spice. Full-bodied and rich with a firm tannin structure. This wine is 100% Merlot. Only 149 cases were bottled.
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
With 12% each of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot and 38% each of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon, Massoud's 2004 Assemblage seems to incorporate in its aromatic panoply the resin and blueberry typical of Petit Verdot...as well as licorice and diverse black fruits. Dense and intense on the palate, this full-bodied wine will...need at least another year before it shows its real personality. An impressively long, low-toned finish offers great promise..
- Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
- (88-91) - 6/30/06
1.5 L bottle
Available in magnums only.
The Paumanok 2005 Assemblage blends 34% Cabernet Sauvignon and 22% Petit Verdot into its base of Merlot. Tart blueberry and blackberry are tinged with mint and fennel. A finely concentrated, leanly-textured palate displays well-integrated bitterness; a sense of extract you imagine straining through your palate; and an adamantly dry finish. This should hold will for 5-7 more years, although it will always lean toward the austere side.
- Robert Parker's
Wine Advocate
- 89 - April 27, 2010


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I have also tried switching Fifty with leaders like Bridget, or Eyrik.. but i still lose
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Try using cards that will make your opponent panic. Pill manipulation does the job most of the time in panic overpill department.
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play well don't panic
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I wanted this deck before but i see how sucky it is this is my deck now deleted i got 7 wins twice
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Virginia Democrat Gerry Connolly, whose House district is home to thousands of federal employees, is proposing a 3.3 percent pay hike for those workers in 2015.
With Republicans in control of the House, the measure stands virtually no chance of becoming law, but it provides a rhetorical launching pad for Connolly and other Democrats who accuse the GOP of demonizing federal workers.
"After a three-year wage freeze, wage-reducing work furloughs, sequester cuts and a government shutdown, our nation's dedicated federal employees deserve fair compensation," Connolly said in a statement on March 26 when he introduced legislation to enact the pay increase.
Studies disagree about how federal compensation stacks up against the private sector, but pay freezes and budget woes have certainly taken their toll on the federal workforce in the past few years. Federal workers received a 1 percent increase for 2014.
Two of the co-sponsors of Connolly's measure -- fellow Democrats Jim Moran of Virginia and Elijah Cummings of Maryland -- also represent D.C.-area districts.
"After three years of a pay freeze and too many furloughs, they've earned a modest, decent raise," Moran said.
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Wow...If you click on the "Federal Compensation" link (in red) in the body of the article, it takes you to the following http://www.aei.org/files/2011/06/08/AEI-Working-Paper-on-Federal-Pay-May-2011.pdf. Interesting read. Perhaps the truth may be in the numbers. Of course, there's probably some economist who will come out of the democratic wood-work and debunk it. Effectively, tell us all the reasons why this paper is wrong. I don't presume to know its right, but it sure makes a compelling argument.
Sounds like an election year ploy to me. The Dems had plenty of opportunities to provide reasonable pay hilkes to end the pay freeze that THEY STARTED. Now that it looks like they are going to get a well-deserved shellacking this year, they resort to their primary source of influence - bribing the electorate with money forceably taken from the taxpayers and call their opponents cold-hearted. Considering that most forget the prime reason we got the pay freeze was because the country went broke when the Dems went on a wild spending spree after they got control of all branches of the Government, many will fall for this ploy. Look at all those big, Dem-controlled cities that went bankrupt, and you will see the same problem repeated over and over again. They do massive spending to buy off the voters, go broke and everyone suffers for it, then try to keep or get back in people's good graces with more tax payer funded bribery without ever fixing the prime problem.
I like the thought of an increase, but have to wonder what other "share" costs like insurance will also increase to offset that 3.3%.
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Celebrate New Year: Inside Chassidim, Jewish Artists in Paris, Israel in Film
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12/27/2012 - 1/1/2013
12/29/2015 - 1/3/2016
5 nights
Simi Valley, California
Price starting at:
$830.00 -
Price may vary based on date, departure city
Program Type:
Holidays; Jewish Studies; Multi-Topic; Art History/Criticism
15; 5 Breakfasts, 5 Lunches, 5 Dinners
Meal Options:
Kosher; Kosher; Kosher; Kosher
Make your way to Southern California to ring in 2016 with a New Year�s Gala, celebrate Shabbat with a traditional celebration and dinner, and engage in a scholarly investigation of several Judaic topics. Numbering only 20,000 in 1945, today there are an estimated 350,000 Chassidim in the world. Explore this population explosion and the varied factors that contributed to it. Next, transition to Paris in the 1920s to learn about its appeal to Pissarro, Modigliani, Soutine, Rivera, Chagall and other Jewish artists enticed away from their homelands to find family in one another. Finally, examine cinema as the ideal lens by which to understand Israel�s history, culture and challenges.
� Take an insider�s view of the Chassidim, tracing the origins of the movement, studying the lives of outstanding Chassidic rebbes, debunking stereotypes and more with an esteemed instructor.
� Led by a published author and recipient of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, be conveyed to Paris in the bohemian 1920s to learn about immigrant Jewish artists who thrived there.
� Use American, Israeli and European movies as text for an examination of Israeli society, under the leadership of an adjunct professor of cinema at Yeshiva University.
Activity Particulars
Minimal walking and standing on this program.
Ring in the New Year with a special celebration!
Coordinated by American Jewish University.
Simi Valley
With 20 city parks, six golf courses and the hiking, biking and horseback riding of nearby Rocky Peak at their disposal, Simi Valley residents and visitors enjoy a year-round mild climate ideal for outdoor pursuits. The city also boasts the 100-acre Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
Explore Jewish arts, culture and intellect at a cultural and retreat center set among 3,000, beautiful southern California acres. Spacious bungalows on both street/upper levels; close to dining, classrooms, Judaica library and lounges. Classroom/dining are located on upper level. Limited handicapped accessible rooms available.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Ken Blady
Ken Blady is an educator, public speaker, writer and Yiddish translator. Born in Paris, France, he grew up in Brooklyn. He has a bachelor�s in history from the University of California at Berkeley and a master�s in clinical counseling from California State University, East Bay. Ken is the author of "Jewish Communities in Exotic Places" and "The Jewish Boxers' Hall of Fame," as well as a translator of five works from Yiddish.
Eric Goldman
Eric Goldman is Jewish film educator, historian and film critic. A professor of cinema at Yeshiva and Farleigh Dickenson University, he is also the founder and president of Ergo Media, a video publishing company that specializes in Jewish and Israeli films. He is the author of �The American Jewish Story Through Cinema,� and �Visions, Images and Dreams: Yiddish Films of Past and Present.� Eric served as a member of the Educational Advisory Committee of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, and is a film reviewer for New Jersey�s The Jewish Standard.
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Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Simi Valley, CA
5 nights
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Conference Center
3,000 acres of rolling hills in a beautiful conference center/camp/ranch setting.
Contact info:
1101 Peppertree Lane (Tapo Canyon Road)
Simi Valley, CA 93064-0001 USA
phone: 805-582-4450
Room amenities:
Individually controlled heat and air-conditioning. Spacious, fully-carpeted. Generous closet and drawer space.
Facility amenities:
Miles of walking trails, comfortable classrooms, lounges and reading rooms. Extensive Judaica library.
Smoking allowed:
Check in time:
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
Check-in/registration is between 1 and 4 PM. Orientation begins at 4:15 pm. You will be staying at
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
that night.
End of Program:
Program ends at 12 Noon. You will be staying at
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required.
Parking availability:
Free Parking is available and centrally located, well-lit, parking lot near housing. The parking lot will open at 8:30 am and close the gates at 5:00 pm No Height Restrictions Parking is not available on street or directly in front of housing units.
To Start of Program
Simi Valley, CA
Nearest city or town:
Simi Valley, CA
Nearest highway:
CA 118 - Ronald Reagan Fwy.
Nearest airport:
Bob Hope (Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena); LAX (Los Angeles International)
From End of Program
Simi Valley, CA
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Los Angeles
From Airport
Commercial Van/Shuttle
Prime Time Shuttle
phone: 800-733-8267
Advanced Reservations Required
Per Person/One Way:
$49 for first person $10 for each additional person
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
2 hours
50 miles
Driving Directions
Bob Hope (Burbank) Airport
Use directions from Los Angeles area, utilizing the 5 (Golden State) Freeway.
Los Angeles Area
Take the 405 Freeway (San Diego) or the 5 Freeway (Golden State) NORTH to the 118 Freeway (Ronald Reagan) WEST. Take the 118 Freeway toward Simi Valley to Tapo Canyon Road. Exit Tapo Canyon Road and turn SOUTH (left turn). Continue on Tapo Canyon Road approximately 2 miles (past Cochran Street, Los Angeles Avenue, Royal Avenue and Guardian Street) to front gates of The Brandeis-Bardin Institute.
Los Angeles International Airport
Use above directions from Los Angeles Area, utilizing the 405 (SanDiego) Freeway.
Ventura/Santa Barbara Area
Take the 101 Freeway (Ventura) SOUTH to the 23 Freeway (Fillmore) NORTH to the 118 Freeway (Ronald Reagan) EAST. Take the 118 Freeway toward Simi Valley to Tapo Canyon Road. Exit Tapo Canyon Road and turn SOUTH (right turn). Continue on Tapo Canyon Road approximately 2 miles (past Cochran Street, Los Angeles Avenue, Royal Avenue and Guardian Street) to front gates of The Brandeis-Bardin Institute.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
(Thursday, December 27)
Arrival, unpack and settle, followed by orientation.
Dinner buffet.
an evening activity to be determined along with getting to know fellow Road Scholars.
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Meals Included:
Day 2:
Class Sessions
(Friday, December 28)
Breakfast Buffet.
2 classes 9:00 am 10:30am and 10:45am to 12:15pm as described in distributed schedule
Lunch Buffet.
Class and/or activity as described in distributed schedule
Activity as described in distributed schedule
lecture or entertainment as per detailed schedule distributed upon arrival.
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Class session as described on in distributed schedule
(Saturday, December 29)
Breakfast Buffet.
class sessions as described in distributed schedule
Lunch Buffet.
class sessions as described in distributed schedule
Dinner Buffet.
lecture or entertainment as per detailed schedule distributed upon arrival
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Class Sessions/Shabbat Dinner/Shabbat Services/Oneg Shabbat
(Sunday, December 30)
Breakfast Buffet.
Class sessions per distributed schedule.
Lunch Buffet.
Class session per distributed schedule.
Traditional Shabbat Dinner
Egalitarian Shabbat Friday evening service followed by Oneg Shabbat.
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Shabbat Morning Service and Kiddush/Traditional Shabbat Luncheon/Scheduled Evening Program
(Monday, December 31)
Traditional Shabbat Breakfast preceding services.
Shabbat AM service followed by Kiddush and morning lecture per distributed schedule.
Afternoon rest after lunch followed by late afternoon lecture.
Third Shabbat meal.
Havdallah service follwed by a cocktail reception. dinner and gala New Year's eve celebration
Brandeis-Bardin Institute
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Class Sessions box lunch and departure
(Tuesday, January 1)
Breakfast Buffet.
Class sessions per schedule.
Program ends at 12 Noon. Note: Box lunches will be available immediately following the last class session, to be taken upon departure or enjoyed on the grounds. For those with early departures, box lunches can be made available at any time in the morning.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
Simi Valley, CA
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library
Museum honoring the late President Ronald Reagan. Beautiful facility and landscaping. Self-directed tours and gift shop. New Air Force One exhibit.
Important information about your itinerary:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information featured on this website. Itineraries are based on our best information at this time. Circumstances beyond our control may require us to adjust itineraries or other details. We regret any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Information will be sent to you from your Program Provider approximately three weeks prior to the program start date. The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
What�s included in this Road Scholar program?
Except for the occasional meal on some programs, Road Scholar programs are all-inclusive. That means there are no extra �options,� no passing the hat for tips and no surprises. From lectures and field trips to gratuities and accommodations � the price you pay up front is the price you pay.
Specifically, this program includes:
Learning led by expert instructors who are authorities in the field of study.
Experienced Group Leaders attuned to the needs of Road Scholar participants.
Expert-led field trips and excursions and hands-on activities.
Comfortable, often exceptional, accommodations.
All meals (except where noted).
Group transportation throughout the program.
Customary gratuities throughout the program that you would normally pay yourself.
The Road Scholar Travel Assistance Plan, providing 24-hour-a-day emergency assistance coverage.
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Week Ending Feb. 5, 2012. Songs: Madonna & MJ
Close your eyes and you'd swear it was 1987. Madonna has the top new entry on this week's Hot 100 with "Give Me All Your Luvin," which she performed at the Super Bowl with Nicki Minaj and the irrepressible M.I.A. And five Michael Jackson songs enter the Hot 100, albeit in their Glee cover versions from last week's MJ salute. The highest-ranking is "Smooth Criminal," which pops on at #26.
"Give Me All Your Luvin'" sold 115K copies, which allows it to enter Hot Digital Songs at #7. That's not bad considering it had just three days to amass sales. But it's not great either, given that about 1,000 times that many people watched Madonna perform the song at the Super Bowl. In truth, we may need a few weeks to see if this is going to make it in a big way or not.
The young-sounding (you might even say bubblegummy) song is Madonna's 44th top 20 hit. She first cracked the top 20 with "Holiday" in January 1984. Of these 44 big hits, only two have been collabos, this song and "4 Minutes," her 2008 smash with Justin Timberlake.
"Give Me All Your Luvin'" marks Madonna's 56th appearance on the Hot 100. Only one female solo artist, Aretha Franklin, has amassed more Hot 100 hits (73). Two female solo artists match Madonna's total of 56: Connie Francis and Dionne Warwick. (Francis' total includes three songs that made Billboard's Top 100 Sides chart in the period prior to the introduction of the Hot 100 in August 1958.)
This is the first single from Madonna's 12th studio album, MDNA, which is due March 26. Madonna's last four studio albums, Music, American Life, Confessions On A Dance Floor and Hard Candy, have all debuted at #1. Will this one follow suit? Stay tuned.
Madonna and MJ never collaborated (that wasn't done much in those days), though they did go on one very high-profile "date." They went to the Oscars together on March 25, 1991, the year Madonna sang the nominated "Sooner Or Later (I Always Get My Man)," which won for Best Song. Now, back to the countdown.
The Glee version of "Smooth Criminal" (featuring 2Cellos) sold 108K copies this week, which enables it to enter Hot Digital Songs at #10. It's the third rendition of this song to crack the top 30 on the Hot 100. Jackson's original version reached #7 in 1989. Alien Ant Farm's alternative-minded cover version hit #21 in 2001.
Four other Glee versions of MJ songs enter the Hot 100: "Human Nature" bows at #56, followed by "Black Or White" at #64, "Wanna Be Startin' Something" at #78 and "Bad" at #80. This is the third time that "Human Nature" has been a hit. Jackson's original reached #7 in 1983. SWV's "Right Here/Human Nature" reached #2 in 1993. This is also the third time (sort of) that "Bad" has been a hit. Jackson's original hit #1 in 1987. "Weird Al" Yankovic's parody version, "Fat," reached #99 in 1988.


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I am newer to the world of horseback riding and I've got a few questions about training a horse to slow down at a trot, so that I can remain seated, instead of posting. Don't go on frantic on me, please, I have my reasoning. I've done posting before and I love a quick trot. But after I found out there is something wrong with my hip and I have to go for surgery, I am taking things slow and careful. Attempting to post while trotting hurts me pretty badly. But a sitting trot is like riding on a cloud. I do my sitting trots on the mare named Sally. But I also love riding the gelding named Fynn. He is a 4-5 year old Fresian X Peruvian Paso cross and is a bit... Silly? He's a little lazy, but once you have his attention he's grand. I know that when I am on Sally, to slow her down at a trot, I have to check her lightly. Fynn on the other-hand doesn't slow down when I check him. How do I get him to understand that checking means to stop down and not to stop? Thanks in advance for any training tips and ideas on how to do this with Fynn :)


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Under Proposition 35, you'd be surprised
So if a prostitute shares a joint with fellow worker, she could be guilty of providing a controlled substance, meaning she could be guilty of coercion, meaning she could be guilty of depriving personal liberty. That means triggering the harsh penalties for trafficking. And even if the person isn't likely to be convicted, the possibility of a draconian sentence could force her to accept a plea bargain.
Opponents say the same "parade of horribles" could lead to a person who drops a sex worker off at work, holds money for a fellow sex worker while he or she is at an appointment, or "unwittingly has a 17-year-old prostitute as a roommate suddenly meeting the standards" for human trafficking, Diamond said.
Everyone guilty of "human trafficking" would be subject to long prison sentences and seizure and freezing of assets.
Sex workers are already adversely affected by laws against pimping and pandering. California Penal Code 266(h) includes in the definition of pimping: "Any person who, knowing another person is a prostitute, lives or derives support or maintenance in whole or in part from the earnings or proceeds of the person's prostitution, or from money loaned or advanced to or charged against that person."
That was written in reference to people who use the money a sex worker earns for themselves — that's what pimps do, right? But sharing money is also what partners, family, and friends do.
"The pimping statute in California is so broadly defined that it includes all our domestic partners, our domestic relationships," Maxine Doogan, president of the Erotic Service Providers Union, told the Guardian. "Our children are pimps under that legislation."
Prop. 35 would expand those laws, bringing pimping under the category of human trafficking, with all the expanded penalties that entails.
It's "an unnecessary expansion of pimping and pandering laws," said Rachel West of the US Prostitutes Collective in a statement against the measure. "Sex workers are already being wrongly prosecuted for working together as is anyone who associates with sex workers — boyfriends, husbands, even drivers and anyone hired by a woman for protection against attack."
"It seems to me that anybody who is involved in the milieu is in danger," Diamond said.
Then there's the issue of fines. The Yes on Prop. 35 campaign estimates that the law would bring in around $1.5 million, money that would be directed at "victim services."
The money would be distributed through California's Victim-Witness Assistance Fund. And 30 percent of that money would go to law enforcement agencies for "prevention, witness protection, and rescue operations," according to Section 8 of the CASE Act.
The other 70 percent would be reserved for grants for nonprofits and public agencies that provide services like housing and counseling.
It was this section of the bill that made Anabelle most wary.
"I'm concerned about the services, I would hope they would be voluntary and not mandated by the courts," she said.
As for law enforcement, she said, "with sex work still being illegal, if you give more money to law enforcement to fight trafficking, it gives more money to sex workers being arrested."
Prop. 35 isn't meant to further criminalize prostitution; it's supposed to deal solely with victims of sex trafficking and the people who force them to engage in commercial sex against their will.
But sex workers rights organizers say that they will be collateral damage in the fight against sex trafficking.
"I've heard of sex workers charged as pimps when they pass phone numbers to a fellow worker, or when they share an apartment with a fellow worker," said Carol Leigh, an activist with Bay Area Sex Worker Advocacy Network.
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Bull City represent in the final hours of our #CSC!
Wow! We've broken the record for highest number of Squareholders for a Community Sourced Capital campaign ever!
Thanks to so many of our Kickstarter supporters who have come on board!
We are within reach of raising the most ever for a CSC campaign (50K cap). The money will help us setup better seating out front and build out our training/public tasting room more substantially from the beginning.
We are running to the finish in these final hours #BullSpeedAhead ! Will you help us spread the word that the campaign will end 10pm tonight? And if you haven't yet, please take a look at our page and consider becoming a Squareholder. It's a crowdfunded loan in increments of $50 that we pay back.
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A New Orleans developer has bought the Hurricane Katrina damaged Second Street Elementary School in Bay St. Louis and plans to give the historic landmark new life.
Developer Jim MacPhaille tells WLOX-TV in Biloxi he is seeking ideas.
Many in town are just happy to see the building still standing.
"I would hate for this building to be torn down. This was one of the reasons we decided to move into old town was this beautiful, old building," said Carol LeFlore.
"Don't tear the building down; leave the structure as it is," said Lisette Greer.
The 57,000 square foot structure was built in the 1920s and was damaged in Hurricane Katrina I 2005.
"We have a 40,000 square foot school we bought in New Orleans?. We gutted it and renovated it. We did a mixed use project. We have 13 condos and then we did two houses," said MacPhaille. "So we're familiar with old buildings; we've been doing it for 25 years."
He said whether a similar concept or even a luxury hotel could work here remains to be seen.
"It's a process you've got to go through. You've got to meet with the neighbors, meet with the city and come up with a plan that works for everybody," said MacPhaille.
Greer said she'd liked to see it turned into a youth center and a place where family events could be held.
LeFlore said a fine arts center where the kids can take theater classes, dance classes and music classes would be good.
MacPhaille said the possibilities are endless, and he's open to all ideas. The developer said he'll look for options until the first of the year and isn't planning to make any concrete decisions about the building's future until after that.


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Damn, I thought this would have a picture of an origami owl. I love origami.
I have no idea what it is you are talking about though. :(
since you asked, and you are not selling it, I will give you my honest opinion.... it looks cheap and I would never buy it. Obviously, Im just one person that you dont know and will probably never meet. But I did go to a friends house who was selling it and I was NOT in the least impressed with it.
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Stats don't err, but columnists canSeptember 21,2013
In his Sunday column, Dennis Jensen uses rifle season buck kill numbers to bolster his opinion that the spike-horn ban in Vermont is a bad idea. He says that hes had no problem filling the freezer with venison since the ban went into effect, but that hes arguing for the little guys the weekend warriors who are going meatless because they cant shoot a spike.
In 2004, the year before the spike ban went into effect, hunters killed 5,589 bucks during rifle season. Last year, they killed 6,159 bucks during rifle season. A different outdoor columnist could have used the same statistics to argue that the deer kill is getting better, which shows that you should take all of these statistically driven arguments with a pound of salt.
A rifle hunter could blame the spike ban for an empty freezer. But since the rifle season buck kill accounts for less than half of Vermonts annual deer harvest these days (it didnt used to be like this), they could also blame archers, who last year took 906 bucks out of the woods before rifle season, and youth hunters, who took 771. They could blame the muzzleloader hunters 11 months in advance for taking deer in December that might have been shot the following fall. They could blame coyotes, the weather, cars.
A different approach would be to raise a hog for the freezer, and then go to deer camp for two weekends a year and have fun spending time in the woods.
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Forbidden LoveSkin untouchedMore Like This
And lips unkissed
I watch you through
My fingertips.
Neck unbitten
And veins undrained
For me, you keep
Your fangs at bay.
And yet we pretend
And yet we lie
For we must be with
Our own kind.
Heart unbroken
And secrets safe
I break your heart
With wooden stake.
The PhoenixI rise from cold ashesMore Like This
And take to the stage;
Your brilliant performer,
Your curious mage.
I yell, I giggle
I stutter with glee
Heart thumping harder
As flames engulf me.
But heart hangs heavy
As flame turns to glow,
And my audience prepares
For the crux of my show.
I explode into life
I spin and I shout
Busting with sparks
Until I burn out.
And tomorrow on stage
I will rise yet again.
For I am a phoenix
And I live for the flame.
transportationif ambitions were vehicles I would fill a parking lotMore Like This
with idle beauties perpetually
admired, examined, tested, replaced
specimens of listlessness to enliven the senses
with mind-pictures
of tomorrow, mountains, streams, forever, deserts and the sea
and the chance of a journey down a new trail
the sunset gets dusty after I file it away
tomorrow, could you please polish my wishmobiles?
i'm rather overworked these days
(sad smiles and trudging footfalls on the asphalt)
Forbidden LoveSkin untouchedMore Like This
And lips unkissed
I watch you through
My fingertips.
Neck unbitten
And veins undrained
For me, you keep
Your fangs at bay.
And yet we pretend
And yet we lie
For we must be with
Our own kind.
Heart unbroken
And secrets safe
I break your heart
With wooden stake.
Forbidden LoveIf I said I cared,More Like This
would you miss me again?
If I pretended to be there,
would you hold me close?
If I passed you by,
would you turn and smile?
If I started to cry,
would you stay for a while?
If I looked into your eyes
would you be tempted
to kiss my unfaithful lips?
If I ran away,
would you follow me
just to keep the bliss?
And if I were to die,
would you be my friend?
Would you love me then?
Forbidden LoveMeeting in secret,More Like This
Known just as friends,
If they found out,
It'd be forced to end .
Warm and gentle lips,
Hued the softest pink,
Joined in a simple kiss,
Our hearts become a link.
I smile at you,
And you back at me,
What would we do,
If someone were to see.
You're the only star,
That is in my sight,
No matter how far,
You'll always be my light.
Our love is wrong,
According to our peers,
I'll reveal in this song,
For everyone to hear.
Just let us be,
For you aren't being just,
To set us free,
Without looks of disgust.
Til that day,
When others will endure,
We'll sit and wait,
For you to be more mature.
So we'll meet alone,
Every mark hidden,
Never to be known,
For our love is forbidden.
Egyptian Love LetterDo you remember the total darkness? When the stars lost their luster and I, I knowing you were afraid of the dark came to your house. And you loved me, and I loved you and we loved each other for being in love with one another. I told you, "Even if you don't love you, I do." I sat on your roof with you and in total darkness, we rolled a joint. "This is your life in paper." you said. "Don't waste it." The only light was the red cherry at the end, I could see your features in the dim light, I wanted to kiss every part of you. You sucked in and resting your hand on mine, passing my free hand the joint. You held your own, breathing out the awkward scent without coughing. I wanted you to inhale me, take me into you. I wanted to invade your bloodstream and swim to your heart and brain. I wanted to peel away your frosty cold skin, peel it away and see your insides. So we did the next best thing.More Like This
It must have been 3 AM when you rolled over on me, your body- for once- warm to touch. You woke me
How I Wish You Were Here...I saw you yesterday. I've missed you, you know that. You saw me too, but turned away, which is understandable, I guess. But that hurt. In the thirty seconds we spent in the same place, I was drowning in my memories, holding back and not giving anything away.More Like This
I saw the times we stood together, not seeing the rest of the world spinning by, ignoring the stares of strangers worn out by the love they'd never had. I remembered wrapping my arms around your neck and your hands on my back, and my waist. I remembered that feeling in my chest when your soft cheek rubbed against mine, and I felt your kiss on my lips. Did you remember that when you saw me?
You must have felt it. All I needed was to look at you and I'd have known, but you couldn't bear to look me in the eye. Do you hate me? Oh god, don't answer that. I don't want to know. What you'll never know can't hurt you... I thought that was right, at the time. Now I'm not so sure, I think not knowing has hurt you a thousand times more than th
Dinner And A ShowTaking a deep breath, I slowly climbed the seven steps onto the stage. "The lucky seven," they called them, although whether or not they would be lucky for me was yet to be determined. I could feel the burning heat of the stage lights on my skin, instantly causing me to feel slightly more faint, and making sweat seep out from beneath the many layers of stage make-up I was wearing. My outfit was carefully selected for this night, weeks ago - a pale pink silk dress that fell smoothly in a pool around my feet and tied up around the back of my neck in a tiny little bow. My hair and nails were perfect, my make up, though heavy, appeared natural and beautiful under the blinding spotlights. I wore small silver rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings, all of which, combined with my chosen outfit, created the perfect innocent and child-like look that I was aiming for. People always said that I looked young for my age. People liked that.More Like This
So I stepped from the shadows into the bright lights that
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Wouldn't it be nice if Kim Kardashian was a veteran?
I know that sounds like a silly question.
After watching Game 6 of the World Series, I was reminded of this quote by Earl Wilson," A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into nine innings."
In the case of Game 6, that "breakdown" lasted two extra innings.
For the last few weeks, I have intentionally written columns that weren't about politics.
I think I have been suffering from Elephant/Donkey overload, and quite honestly, I've been more than a little disgusted by what's been going on in Washington.
"The world won't get no better if we just let it be/ The world won't get no better/ We gotta change it yeah, just you and me.
It is with very mixed emotions that I write this column about Troy Anthony Davis.
On Sept. 21, Mr. Davis is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection for the 1989 murder of Savannah Police Officer Mark Allen MacPhail.
For those who lost loved ones on Sept. 11, 2001. the pain of that loss has probably still not subsided 10 years later.
I love elderly people. Anyone who has read my columns about my grandmother knows that I value her advice more than most.
But it's not just my grandmother whom I admire.
Do you know handwriting, namely cursive writing, is becoming obsolete?
I was attending a college meeting when one of my colleagues broke the news to me.
"The book salesman should be honored because he brings to our attention, as a rule, the very books we need the most and neglect most."
- Confucius.
This column will probably make some people mad. But since I don't write my opinions (because that's what they are, my opinions) based on what people think or how they might feel, I am writing it anyway.
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Originally Posted by Poisson Du Jour
You can deftly skirt around reciprocity by using hedge metering (spot metering especially) and providing either 0.3 to 0.7 (usually too much) or more sensibly, 0.5 additioinal over an additive/averaged multispot measurement. This is what so many people forget to do, even with an onboard meter to add "just the right amount" of correction.
Yeah, but you also have to add filtration to compensate for the magenta shift. I'm not saying it can't be done, but it's a pain in the backside compared to Provia.