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At Acoma, we'll have a chance to see the pueblo's visitors center prior to exploring, with a Native American expert, the mesa-top where the ancient part of Acoma Pueblo is located.
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Ron is an award-winning musician dedicated to the preservation of traditional Native American music as well as being a composer of some of his own. He's a fine singer, guitarist and Native American flute player.
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We'll then have some free time for independent explorations of the Plaza and Bent Street areas. There are a number of colorful galleries and shops in this area, as well as other museums, all within walking distance of Taos Plaza.
Return to the hotel before dinner.
We'll visit the Santuario de Chimay�, famous for the reputed healing powers of the earth found inside. The Santuario also offers some remarkable folk art, from its beautiful retablos, stations of the cross, and bultos (statues of the saints). This little church is a very special one with a fascinating history; it's a great example of the simple faith of northern New Mexicans.
We'll also visit a weaving gallery where we'll see some examples of the beautiful Hispanic weavings that have been created by generations of local families.
Continue on to Albuquerque and check into hotel.
Four to seven centuries ago, the Rio Grande's Pueblo people carved or painted images into the boulders along the 17-mile long section known as the West Mesa.
As we listen to the ranger and walk some of the trails, we'll speculate about what these images mean, why they were created and what the people who made them were like.
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Can you Get Pregnant 1 to 2 days after your period ends?
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anythings possible, best thing to do is go to a dr! i had no clue when i first got pregnant that i was, i was thinking my period was coming any day and i went to the dr and was 5 weeks! But now i have a question if anyone can answer that relates to yours. I found out feb. 18th that I was 5 weeks and march 29th I miscarried. april 27(after thinking i wasnt gonna have one at all!) i had a heavy period for 5 days ended completely on the 1st of may and now 3 days later im having a light brown and pink spotting with a dark red blot here and there but barely anything on a pad mostly when i wipe. so what im asking is could i have gotten pregnant before i had my period? Or even while i was on my period? ive been sexually active since bleeding from my miscarriage stopped. so is this spotting after my period implantation bleeding or just excess stuff that didnt come out on my period? SOMEONE HELP ME?!!?posted 05/04/2014 by kelsielr94
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Hello well i had sex two.days after my period ended and it was unprotected sex and he sure came inside of me is it possible im.pregnant. ??posted 03/19/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
My due date is on December 4th and I was told my husband and I conceived our son somewhere around the 4th or 5th of March which is odd because I got my period on the 8th of March and it was totally normal, so I had NO idea I was pregnant until I took a test the following month (in April) because I was feeling kinda funny. I found that to be weird, but it's possible apparently.posted 07/26/2012 by katespo5
I hope that you have a good pregnancy ,and when your baby comes it will be life changing ,but u will look back one day and realise how thankful u are when you look a what you have created and nurtured. It really is amazing . I'm very proud of all my kids .so falling preg now is ill scary for me due to my age and the fact I should b embracing my freedom. And I love my freedom. But I also feel something would b missing from my life . .posted 10/27/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Ok well your young and it's ur first baby ,so I guess the chances for you to fall preg 2days after ur period were rather high. As for me I dnt think that my chances are that high. It's a waiting game now for me . I'm 39 so I have less chance and I have 3 grown kids. And I had the copper coil out few days after my period ended. Today is 14 days from 1st day of last period . Last time we had sex was 11 days from 1st day of last period . My ovulation days was 12 day . But we have not had sex since the day before I was due to ovulate. But I have learnt that ,that's a good time to have sex to get preg. As the sperm waits for the egg for a few days . And wen the egg falls it's fresh ,not dying . Today I feel rather ill . I have diarrhea hand feel unwell. I'm not desperately trying to b preg , but I'm learning a lot through these sites. I had not looked into overluation before.posted 10/27/2013 by Lesfoz
I am 21. And I am pregnant with my first child and wasn't at all planning on having a baby at this time it just kinda happenedposted 10/26/2013 by graysonsmommy2014
We had unprotected sex middle of the afternoon the day before my suspected first day of ovulating day. I'm 39 worts the chances of falling pregnant if any ? Is it poss ,as I'm told sperm can hang around for 72 hrs ? But I dnt know anyone that that had sex the day before ovulating and falling preg . ,posted 10/26/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
So you fell preg after having sex 2 days after ur period ended and your 21 weeks preg . Can I ask how old ur pls ? And have you had kids before . .and you dnt have to say but we're you planning to fall preg this time ? Thanks for your last reply . It answered the question. So I'm lil nervous now lol.posted 10/26/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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Cool man.
Really dig the effects. My headphones were working overtime, you loaded my head full of sound.
Awesome tune. Nice and rich, with some badass coolness.
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Yeah I used a tiny bit of binaural in this song - I tend to liek to sneak it into new submissions now hehehe - the vocals are mostly just filtered and stereo separated - tricks of the trade learned over years pretty much :)
glad you liked it man - always love getting reviews from you tbh - I guess it really is the approval of those you respect and consider comrades that really counts in the end :)
thanks for the review!
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This sounds like marching robots! I really like how playful the melody is, though it can get a bit repetitive. However, you have octive changing melodies, and the interlude in the middle is a nice break from the normal driving melody. I really like the crisp sounds used and your tonal control and mastering sound professional here man. Good stuff! Looking forward to more :) Oh and I love the samples :P
I made this in a few hours hahaha - I felt rushed becasue I knew I was running on a deadline.. I went with "less was more" - I only used one synth for the entire song - and I used preset fl studio percussion - it's all in the filtering :P
And yes I love those samples - I feel they really flesh it out :P
lets hope it does well in the contest - it prolly won't place, but I still had fun making it! I also wanted to do some realy daft-punkish experiments with altering a song thats entirely repetetive, like some of the songs from their first album.
thanks for the review!
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i love it make more and send them comeing my way..
I'll try man :)
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got me in a good moody cause ya twist the level on the lyrics
lol alright then!
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THIS SONG. Made my ears sing with glee. The Gods themselves came down and wanted to listen to it, so we sat and listened to it together. Then angels descended and sang it for us. Well done, sir. Well done.
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WHEREFORE it lies today in our own power whether we choose to live under the grace of the gospel or under the terrors of the law: for each man must incline to one side or the other in accordance with the character of his actions, for either the grace of Christ welcomes those who go beyond the law, or else the law keeps its hold over the weaker ones as those who are its debtors and within its clutches. For one who is guilty as regards the precepts of the law will never be able to attain to the perfection of the gospel, even though he idly boasts that he is a Christian and freed by the Lord's grace: for we must not only regard as still under the law the man who refuses to fulfil what the law enjoins, but the man as well who is satisfied with the mere observance of what the law commands, and who never brings forth fruits worthy of his vocation and the grace of Christ, where it is not said: "Thou shalt offer to the Lord thy God thy tithes and firstfruits;" but: "Go and sell all that thou hast and give to the poor, and come follow Me;"10941094 Exod. 22:29; S. Matt. 19:21. where, owing to the grandeur of perfection, to the request of the disciple there is not granted even the very short space of an hour in which to bury his father,10951095 Cf. S. Matt. 8:21, sq. as the offices of human charity are outweighed by the virtue of Divine love.
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Facts and rational thinking can stop certain things but online whining isn't one of them.
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Obama's finest speeches do not excite. They do not inform. They don't even really inspire. They elevate. They enmesh you in a grander moment, as if history has stopped flowing passively by, and, just for an instant, contracted around you, made you aware of its presence, and your role in it. He is not the Word made flesh, but the triumph of word over flesh, over color, over despair. The other great leaders I've heard guide us towards a better politics, but Obama is, at his best, able to call us back to our highest selves, to the place where America exists as a glittering ideal, and where we, its honored inhabitants, seem capable of achieving it, and thus of sharing in its meaning and transcendence
Actually, pompous isnt really the word for this passage. There's a sort of hectoring naivete, as if Klein's too inexperienced to know that "call us back to our highest selves" is a drained cliche. And why do the whippernsappers always have to lecture? ... P.S.: The whole post isn't this bad. It's actually worse. And pompous! ... [via Corner and reader N.B.] ... 9:19 P.M. link
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"a golden opportunity to show your next-door neighbors just how enlightened and progressive you are, by supporting the liberal black candidate."
On a secret ballot, Obama wouldn't do as well. If the Reverse Bradley Effect holds, then, Obama will do worse in New Hampshire than his Iowa triumph would lead you to expect, even if Hillary does nothing to change anyone's mind. ...
2) I haven't heard any MSM pundit mention another possibility a Polipundit reader mentions: that Romney may have done worse than the polls indicated because the Republican caucuses did use a secret ballot--and people who wouldn't tell a pollster they weren't going to vote against a Mormon in fact voted against a Mormon. This is not a reverse Bradley Effect. It's the regular ol' straight Bradley Effect;
3) Wasn't the Iowa Dem outcome a vindication of the beleaguered Incumbent Rule, which holds that undecideds break overwhelming against an incumbent at the end. Hillary was the functional equivalent of an incumbent. [Thanks to alert reader K.B., who a) emailed it days before the vote and b) suggested that between Edwards was more of an "incumbent" than Obama, so the latter would have the edge among late-breaking anti-incumbent undecideds.]
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In 2008, Edwards got 30% of the caucus in Iowa in a three-person field.
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Life is full of expectations. And, if we're not careful, they can get the very best of us.
It's been said that "expectations are premeditated disappointments" and while Sam Walton is quoted as saying "High expectations is the key to everything", another competing quote claims "Expectation is the root of all heartache." (The Internet thinks this is by Shakespeare, but it's not.)
In recruiting, we are constantly managing expectations:
- Expectations from hiring managers who want and need the very best people
- Expectations from candidates who want the jobs we're offering and see no good reason not to get it (or why not to get the pay they're asking for)
- and expectations from ourselves (among others) to perform our craft with speed and efficiency yet at the very high bar of finding "top talent"
In each of these areas, the best recruiters I have seen have become experts at managing their own and others' expectations.
Constantly, they are setting and resetting expectations.
In fact, it might be said that all the negative connotations out there about the craft of recruiting and headhunting likely boil down to a recruiter not adequately managing expectations on an item–knowingly or unknowingly–and then not having the courage or strength to make it right.
I read the fantastic book recently, Words of Radiance by Brandon Sanderson. It's the second in a series still being written called The Stormlight Archive, and it's really delightful reading.
Wit, a character in the books that seems to have some man-behind-the-curtain strings he's pulling finishes book two with a rhetorical conversation he's having with some plants and crab-like animals while waiting to meet someone.
"Expectation. That is the true soul of art. If you can give a man more than he expects, then he will laud you his entire life. If you can create an air of anticipation and feed it properly, you will succeed.
"Conversely, if you gain a reputation for being too good, too skilled . . . beware. The better art will be in their heads, and if you give them an ounce less than they imagined, suddenly you have failed. Suddenly you are useless. A man will find a single coin in the mud and talk about it for days, but when his inheritance comes and is accounted one percent less than he expected, then he will declare himself cheated." – Wit, Words of Radiance
How many of us fall into such personal traps with our personal or professional lives? Have you felt cheated 1% and stewed on it for days (or years) and therefore lost the joy of the ninety-nine percent?
And yet, with our candidates, my personal philosophy is to carefully yet always honestly weave delicately the fabric that is a possible job offer. The tapestry can't be spun all at once. Yet, if the image is woven in a way that is unclear or misses expectations, the deal will more-than-likely be off.
Never, ever tell a half-truth to your candidates about their positioning in the process or their overall skills compared to the job requirements or the competition. It sounds easier to tell them a pacifying lie to get them off your back or delay them, but being truthful about things is always the way to go.
However, remember your first job is to represent the company, too. Telling the truth and telling everything you know are not the same thing by a far measure.
So, here's to trying hard to get it right. Keep setting and resetting expectations–for your candidates. Managers and yourself! Be truthful and honest to each of these stakeholders and the dividends will (eventually) show.
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I was thinking the other day about the difference between innovation and entrepreneurialism and was reminded of some important differences when I looked them up online. Innovation is the process of innovating. Hmmm. Ok, well that didn't get me too far, but a look further pointed to the process of innovating as change, alteration, revolution, upheaval, transformation, metamorphosis, or breakthrough. That sounds more like what's going on in Crimea, or the Arab Spring, but not innovation. So I…Continue
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When U2 released its album "Songs of Innocence" with an exclusive iTunes partnership, the band was trying to figure out something a bit more complex than simply reaching as many fans as possible. It was grappling with which side of music history it wanted to fall into: the "stream or die" path of slowly decreasing record sales and…Continue
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As a digital marketing agency, Ready Set Rocket likes to keep its finger on the pulse of new technologies. Recently, we've started experimenting with wearable technologies, a market we find very promising, but prone to a certain kind of feverish hype and techno-utopianism. Products are announced to great fanfare that record a certain metric or data point, but forgetting to answer the question of how recording all that data will benefit or help an end user. Devices that fail to fulfill real…Continue
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A lot of medical programs on TV in recent years have been fairly heavily reliant on repeating very specific 'tropes': significant, recurring themes and events that drive the plot along in convenient, interesting or dramatic ways. From the sudden and violent heart attack interrupting discussion between key protagonists, through to the unidentifiable, amnesiac A&E victim, through to the patient coming in with inexplicable symptoms, Dr Gregory House, Dr Fairhead, Dr McDreamy, Dr Dorian, Dr…Continue
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From music to hospitality, most industries face perforce disruption. It's exciting because in many cases, we're seeing an overturn of the status quo, resulting in a new landscape for both businesses and consumers. Show-stealing disruptors are gleefully redefining "business as usual." But here's what I find most interesting: If we look closely, we see that these monumental shifts aren't what's driving change and giving consumers the best possible products; rather, it's a less dramatic…Continue
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My car was stolen in Mexico. It's a crazy story but I learned some good lessons about disruption, innovation and dealing with the unexpected.
A week ago I was on my way to my favorite surf spot, which is about a 20-minute drive from my house in Mexico. During the drive, I decided to catch up on a few calls. One call was with Jon Balck, the president of our agency. We were talking about disruption and whether it was good or bad. After a good conversation, we agreed it's neither good…Continue
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At the end of January, the analyst James Governor invited me to present at his Monki Gras developer's conference in London. This year's theme was "Nordic Craft Culture and Tech" and my company, Varnish Software, is based in Norway.
As James put it, "the web runs on Nordic inventions" and most web inventions are built on open source. Varnish Software began life as an open source project and the Nordic region is rich with open source inventions like Linux, MySQL and PHP.
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Metrics are a powerful way to manage a business, but also a narrow one. Arguably the concerns that are emerging over the impact of technology on our brains are because of the tech industry's focus on narrow metrics. Hopefully in 2015 we will start to see this change.
In one sense slot machines are the archetype of successful design in the tech industry. Computerisation has taken them from a distraction for little old ladies to the source of 85% of the gambling industry's profits in…Continue
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A decade ago, the accepted approach to innovation in the healthcare/ pharmaceutical sector was a (relatively) straightforward one: invest heavily in R&D, discover new molecules, shepherd them through years of testing and regulatory approvals, and cross your fingers that in the end all goes well and you have a product that can generate a positive ROI. Consider that a recent Tufts Center study pegged the average cost of bringing a drug to market at just under $2.6 billion and the average…Continue
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Looking at convergence, innovation, disruption, and how they intertwine in 21st century 2.0, 3.0, or whatever number is in fashion points to interesting developments. A lot of people think innovation automatically points to disruption and I'm not so sure. Look at what's happening in one big sector of media and information that almost everyone points to as the poster-child for 'has- beens.'
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Remember that 90s movie, Smart House? It's no longer fictional (besides the insane nanny that takes over). Audiences laughed at a house taking care of you and ogled at its futuristic features. While I don't know of a house that cooks breakfast, were getting pretty close. Smart appliances and home…Continue
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Henry Ford famously quipped that if he'd asked what people wanted, they'd have said, "faster horses."
There are countless numbers of ideas being funded every day that are aimed at essentially building faster horses. The result is that we have available an enormous embarrassment of riches in technology, information and economy – but how many of them are truly groundbreaking or innovative?
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As I'm discussing my research with various people, I share that I'm looking to highlight those companies that are ;quietly getting it done. I believe organizations that weigh culture as much as the bottom line are rare. Folks are asking me for examples, and do I have any favorites?
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Human capital management firm ADP also…Continue
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One hot frontier for innovation right now is to expand and grow the wireless Internet access for the developing world and thereby open up entirely new markets for digital services.
More and more, our world is coming to consider Internet access to be a basic human right, not unlike access to clean water. This new standard of access-for-all makes sense: connecting to the internet provides information and opportunity for such a relative low cost that it seems insensible, even cruel, to…Continue
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We are rapidly transitioning to a world in which all of our products will be smart and connected. The effect on competitive dynamics will be profound, as Michael Porter and Jim Heppelman pointed out in their recent HBR article. Traditional industry boundaries will be blurred, and the…Continue
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Compared to few decades ago, the collaboration between companies and universities is now at a totally new level: Technology Transfer offices at the leading universities are busy monetizing on the patents developed by the professors and senior researchers or they are developing new partnerships with local and global businesses.
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Digital healthcare has been one of the most vibrant sectors to work in during 2014. In 2015 we will see this industry continue to grow at a momentous pace and lead to some of the biggest innovations in digital. Whether it is in diagnostics, monitoring or administration, we anticipate this will be the year we see amazing products and services created which will truly improve healthcare across the world. Core to this is addressing the data security issues which have so far hindered digital…Continue
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Celler Ronadelles, Montsant
by Tom Cannavan, 12/11
It is a few years since I last visited the small Catalan wine region of Montsant in the northeast of Spain. A neighbour to the much better known Priorat, similar grape varieties are grown, the most important for red wines being Grenache and Carignan, grown on the slate and granite soils. Rosat (rosé), white and sweet wines are also made.
I was contacted recently by Celler Ronadelles, who'd been given my name by a mutual friend who makes wines in southern France, and export manager Alex Wilson, a Scot now living in Montsant sent over half a dozen wines for me to try. Ronadelles is a small, family owned and run winery that was founded in 2002 (the same year Montsant was granted its own DO status) and which produces a few ranges of wines under the Cap De Ruc, Giral and Petit de Joanne Cox labels. The winery team tend the estate's vines with respect to the lunar calendar, and all picking is by hand.
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Celler Ronadelles, Cap de Ruc Blanc 2010, Spain
With 13.5% alcohol, this 50/50 blend of white Grenache and Macabeu is fermented in 300-litre French oak barrels and aged on its lees for six months. It has a pale gold colour and quite a mealy, rich nose of melon and melon skins, with some spices and some salty notes. On the palate this is dry and has a salty-savoury character. There's lemon and underripe apple giving this cut and acidity. It perhaps lacks a little fruit weight and fat on the mid-palate, but a hint of ripeness plays against the acid structure in a reasonably long, food-friendly style. 86/100.
Celler Ronadelles, Cap de Ruc Rosat 2010, Spain
Composed of 90% Carignan with 5% each of Shiraz and Grenache, this 13.5% ABV rosé is given six months of lees-ageing. It has quite a deep, vibrant crimson/cherry colour and a nose showing a light raspberry fruitiness though it is not terribly distinct. On the palate the sweetness of the fruit comes through to give a little strawberry and raspberry jam note, though the keen acidity pushes through, giving this quite a fresh, if slightly short finish showing a touch of heat. 84-85/100.
Celler Ronadelles, Cap de Ruc Garnatxa 2009, Spain
A cuvée of 100% Grenache, this has 14% alcohol and spends four months on older, 400-litre French oak barrels. A youthful and dense crimson colour, this has an attractive nose that is bright with berry fruits, some spice and blackcurrant jam fruitiness. On the palate there's plenty of fruit sweetness and a fairly smooth texture, a hint of chocolate even. The oak is barely discernible, the tannins quite fine but leaving the mouth bone dry, with a tart edge from keen acidity and the alcohol. 85-86/100.
Celler Ronadelles, Cap de Ruc Criança 2006, Spain
A blend of 60% Grenache and 40% Carignan that spends twelve months in larger French oak barrels. The colour is deep, but with a mellow edge. Much darker, more gamy nuances here, with some leather and a much more robust character. On the palate the fruit has a sweetness and concentration, a sweet focus of raspberry and cherry, but quite decisive acidity comes through, giving this a very dry finish, some spice and a little oaky roundness helping offset a slightly angular acid and tannin. Layered and quite complex, another big wine with 14% alcohol, but bags of character. 87-88/100.
Celler Ronadelles, Petit de Joanne Cox 2009, Spain
A 50/50 blend of Grenache and Carignan with 14% ABV, this is a special selection of grapes in the vineyard, aged for 10 months in French and American oak barrels of 300- and 400-litres. This pours a deep crimson/purple colour, with a big spicy, creamy black fruit nose. There's tobacco and a touch of vanilla, but cherry and plum-pie fruit is dominant. On the palate the fruit is creamily sweet and opulent, though big, grippy tannins sweep in almost immediately to dry this and add roughening spice and texture. Acidity is quite high again, and the double whammy of tannin and acid gives this a drying and slightly aggressive finish that would surely marry with a few more years in bottle, or perhaps now with a juicy steak or grilled lamb chops. 88/100.
Celler Ronadelles, Petit de Joanne Cox 2008, Spain
The blend and winemaking is the same, though this vintage has 14.5% ABV. Deep, dark colour, with lovely scents of bramble and black berry fruit, wreathed with smokiness and with plush vanilla and spice underpinning. On the palate this is a big, spicy, vanilla and chocolate laden wine that is clearly very modern and somewhat 'international' in style, but the depth and ripeness of fruit and the silky texture of the more polished tannins really works well to round and smooth the edges. The tannins and acidity still dry the finish slightly, and stop this from flowing freely into the finish, but a delicious wine. 89/100.
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poor quality material
By Jean
from Ottawa, Ontario
I was disappointed in this skirt. The style was very nice and well made, however the material was very poor quality. The description said denim...not even close!It was a cheap lightweight material...definitely not denim. I have sent it back.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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