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Just outside the circus tent: An acrobatic photo series from 1910
Beasts, tumblers and, of course, scary clowns.
Beasts, tumblers and, of course, scary clowns.
The iconic Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will be retiring their 11 remaining elephants in May.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus announced Monday that its famous and controversial touring elephant show will be coming to an end in May, a year and a half earlier than expected.
The long-necked women were the talk of the town.
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Don't worry: very few clowns.
A Peruvian bear named Cholita that suffered years of torture and mutilation at the hands of a circus is getting a new home in a Colorado wildlife sanctuary.
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The New Orleans Saints have yet to sign their star quarterback Drew Brees, but if and when they do he will not be short of weapons at the wide receiver position. Despite losing wide receiver Robert Meachem to the San Diego Chargers the Saints still have plenty of talent in their wide receiver corps. The Saints were able to re-sign Marques Colston to a multi-year contract; one of their best offseason transactions. Colston will be the number one receiver for the Saints and will carry the offensive load along with tight end Jimmy Graham. The Saints are still looking for their number two wide receiver and it could possibly be Devery Henderson.
Besides Colston and Henderson the Saints have nine other wide receivers currently on the roster; they include: Adrian Arrington, Chris Givens, Kevin Hardy, Lance Moore, Joseph Morgan, Derek Moye, Courtney Roby, Andy Tanner, and Nick Toon. If Henderson is going to be the number two receiver then it seems that the backup receiver position for Henderson as well as Colston is up for grabs. However, the two candidates that likely will get the backup positions are Arrington and Moore. The Saints have great depth at the wide receiver position and while the depth chart is not set in stone it is looking like Colston, Henderson, Arrington, and Moore will be the top wide receivers for the Saints.
The NFL season can be very grueling and if any of these players get injured the Saints have a talented enough roster for one of the younger receivers to come in and step up. Toon seems like he has a good shot to see some playing time for the Saints and if the coaching staff goes deep into their roster he could emerge as the number five receiver. It is quite a luxury for a team to have a talented group of receivers that they can pull from and develop along the course of a season. Furthermore, all of these receivers will eventually get to practice with Brees and a quarterback of Brees's caliber can certainly make these wide receivers better. It really is a great opportunity for the wide receiver corps of the Saints.
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A reminder to the folks ( myself included ) who occasionally like to write about how Microsoft is yesterday's news --how its stock price sucks
A reminder to the folks (myself included) who occasionally like to write about how Microsoft is yesterday's news--how its stock price sucks, it's losing the fight on mobile phones, has lost the fight on tablets, and is more known for fighting patent wars than innovating new products:
Microsoft is poised for another record-breaking year, raking in around $26 billion in income on $70 billion revenue, CEO Steve Ballmer said Wednesday.
Microsoft is still the second-most profitable company in the United States, behind only Exxon.
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Fine Champagne Cognac is the only blend of two crus protected by the Appellation d'Origine ContrA'lACe (AOC, the French law of 1938), which officially recognizes the complementary qualities of Grande Champagne & Petite Champagne to provide a unique quality of cognac.
In 1965, the first contracts between winegrowers and distillers from Grande Champagne & Petite Champagne were signed with RACmy Martin, forming the Alliance Fine Champagne.
Only 17% of the cognac shipped from the region is legally recognized as Fine Champagne Cognac (Source: BNIC shipments 2004) and 80% of all Fine Champagne Cognac shipped from the region is produced by RACmy Martin.
The RACmy Martin brand is known for its distinctive centaur logo which is displayed on its wines. This is such that in China, RACmy Martin wine is almost always called "man-headed horse" instead of the actual "RACmy Martin" name.
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- Adjusted Cash From Facility Operations ("CFFO") was $5.7 million or $0.21 per share in the third quarter of 2011. Excluding a tax refund from amending tax returns in the third quarter of the prior year, CFFO increased 85% from the third quarter of 2010.
- Revenue increased 27.2% to $68.2 million in the third quarter of 2011, an increase of $14.6 million from the third quarter of 2010.
- Average monthly rent increased 10.3% to $2,924 per occupied unit in the third quarter of 2011, an increase of $272 per occupied unit from the third quarter of 2010. Sequentially, average monthly rent increased 1.1% per occupied unit from the second quarter of 2011.
- Consolidated average occupancy including 112 units converted to higher levels of care that are in lease-up was 84.7% in the third quarter of 2011, equal to the third quarter of 2010 with approximately 1,000 additional consolidated units in the current period. Sequentially, consolidated average occupancy was up 80 basis points from the second quarter of 2011.
- Adjusted EBITDAR increased 42.9% to $23.8 million in the third quarter of 2011, an increase of $7.2 million from the third quarter of 2010. EBITDAR margin improved to 34.9% from 31.1% in the third quarter of the prior year.
- The Company completed the acquisition of four senior living communities for a combined purchase price of $53 million.
- Subsequent to the end of the third quarter, the Company completed the acquisition of three additional senior living communities for a combined purchase price of approximately $30 million.
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Highlights"We are very pleased to report positive third quarter results from the implementation of our strategic plan that is focused on operations, marketing and accretive growth," said Lawrence A. Cohen, Chief Executive Officer of the Company. "These initiatives have resulted in revenue growing 27% and EBITDAR increasing 43% versus the third quarter of the prior year. Average monthly rents increased by over 10% and EBITDAR margin improved 380 basis points. Excluding the effect of amending a tax return in the third quarter of last year, CFFO in the current quarter increased 85%. These results reflect the fundamental strength of our substantially all private-pay business as we benefit from need-driven demand and limited new supply. We are encouraged by our strong occupancy gains, with third quarter average occupancy growing by 80 basis points on a sequential basis. We are also excited about our acquisitions, which increase our ownership of high-quality senior living communities, enhance our geographic concentration and generate meaningful increases in CFFO and earnings."
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There is something for everyone at the Berkshire Botanical Garden. Below is a list of our scheduled events classes, and exhibits. For details on any individual listing, just click on the event for more information. If you still have questions, feel free to call the garden at 413.298.3926. See you at the Garden!
What better way to say hello to spring than with PLANTS AND ANSWERS, our 39th annual Plant Sale. We've hand picked and grown some of our favorite plant selections and new varieties this year – you won't want to miss it! If you would like to volunteer for this event or are interested in becoming a vendor, contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 413.298.3926 ext. 10.
For a complete list of volunteer positions, click HERE.
WE NEED DONATIONS! Donate your unwanted garden and patio items for the tag sale. Donated items must be in good condition and in working order, ready to resell. Drop off at the Garden Mon-Fri, through May 7. Donations are tax-deductible.
Friday, May 6
9 -11 am: Members-only early buying privileges
11 am -5 pm: Open to the General Public
Saturday, May 7
9 am -5 pm: Open to the General Public
On the grounds of the Berkshire Botanical Garden
At the junction of Routes 183 and 102 in Stockbridge, MA
Admission and parking is free
2016 Plant Sale Vendors
Blueberry Hill Market
Broken Arrow Nursery
Cricket Creek Farm
Daffodils & More
Deer No No
Designs by Jas
Empty Nest
Gray Raven Farm
JK Custom Furniture
JL Enterprises
Meadow Farm Market
Miss Halls
Monkshood Nursery
Mountain Girl Farm & Caroline's Shortbread
Oesco, Inc.
Peter Thorne
Pope's Pots
Rustic Woodcraft
Scott Harrington Landscape
Steve's Tile Factory
The Clayground
The Farmstead
Tower Garden
Wood'n Rush Crafts
Zyra Clay Studio
PLANT SALE: Fabulous Plants Galore by Habitat
For a complete list of plants, click here: Plant Sale 2016 Catalog
Gardeners get a jump-start on the season with this annual plant sale, which has become an iconic harbinger of spring in the Berkshires. We have thousands of plants to choose from, appropriate to northeastern gardens, organized into the habitats in which they thrive.
Silent Auction: Bid on specialty plants, wall gardens, as well as green services.
Initial Fall Meeting: Tuesday, September 6, 5 pm
The practicum complements classroom work through hands-on training in the garden. Work alongside garden staff practicing gardening techniques, usually beginning with a demonstration and instruction. Activities include propagation, transplanting, tree care, pruning, dividing, planting, cultivation and maintenance of annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees. Students need to complete 15 hours of work scheduled on Saturdays and/or weekdays, usually Wednesday or Thursday, throughout the year. Required for Certification. Students may sign up for either the fall or spring term.
Instructors – Berkshire Botanical Garden Staff
Classes meet on Tuesdays, September 6-27, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
Learn about the basic herbaceous plants used in the garden setting including identification, planting, fertilizing, pest control and pruning. Perennial selection will be the focus, although some time will be spent on annuals and bulbs. This offering is essential for the serious gardener. Students should dress for outdoor field study including sturdy, waterproof footwear and warm outer clothing.
Instructor – David Burdick, B.S., a distinguished plantsman and zealous collector, shows regularly at the American Daffodil Society exhibition. A practicing horticulturalist, he has worked at Berkshire Botanical Garden and Windy Hill Farm. An engaging teacher, his latest venture is a specialty plant and cut flower business at Holiday Farm, Dalton, Massachusetts.
Discounted price for 4 Fall Level I courses: $650
Classes meet on Tuesdays, October 4-25, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
Focus on the bones of the garden with a survey of ornamental woody plants for residential landscape design. This course will cover ornamental shrubs, small flowering trees, shade trees, and broadleaf and needle evergreens. Students will become familiar with the many garden-worthy woody plants that thrive in Zone 5. Course covers plant ID, selection, siting, cultivation and possible design uses.
Instructor – Elisabeth Cary, M.A. is Education Director at Berkshire Botanical Garden. She organizes the Horticulture Certificate program and has a special interest in woody plants.
Suggested texts:
Dirr's Hardy Trees and Shrubs, An Illustrated Encyclopedia
Michael A. Dirr
Timber Press, Inc. c.1997
Manual of Woody Landscape Plants
Michael A. Dirr
Fifth Edition
Stipes Publishing LLC c. 1975 Revised 1998
Discounted price for 4 Fall Level I courses: $650 (edit)
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Berkshire Botanical Garden's 2016 Harvest Festival will be held Columbus Day Weekend, Saturday and Sunday October 8th and 9th!
About the Festival
For generations the Harvest Festival has been a cherished tradition in the Berkshires. It is one of the largest and longest running events of its kind in the county and 2015 event had the largest attendance ever with more than 12,000 visitors to the event. Proceeds from the event support educational programs at the Garden.
The Festival is a family-friendly celebration of community, showcasing local crafters & artists, non-stop entertainment, artisan food producers and food trucks. (See listing at the links below.)
It also features a silent auction and giant tag sales including — Housewares, the Opportunity Clothing Shop, Country Bazaar, Accessorize!, a Jewelry Boutique, and a Plant, Bulb a and Garden Accessory Sale — as well as a farmers market and zillions of kids activities, including a haunted house.
And don't forget to check our new Botanical Garden section with the Educational Workshops and Demos, the Garden's own Farm Camp, Hall of Pumpkins and much more.
If interested in being a vendor an entertainer, or providing an activity for kids. please contact Dana Audia, the Festival producer at email@example.com., or call the Office: 413 298 3926.
Become a Festival Volunteer. Visit the volunteer page for available job descriptions and to learn how you can help. To volunteer, contact Cynthia Grippaldi at 413 298 3926.
Below are links to some of last year's fun!
Stage Entertainment (and more)
Kids Activity List
Educational workshops Schedule
Complete Vendor List (with links)
Harvest Festival Map
Classes meet on Wednesdays, November 1-22, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
This course will explain how plant growth is affected by soils, from drainage to pH and nutrients. Learn how to evaluate soils, improve those that are less than ideal, and how to amend soils for specific garden uses. Fertilizers, soil amendments, making and using compost, moisture management and the pros and cons of mulching will be covered. Students should bring a soil sample.
Instructor – John Howell, M.S. is the former Extension Vegetable Specialist, for the University of Massachusetts and currently lectures on vegetables, fruits and soil management Author of numerous newsletters for growers and is currently the editor for New England Vegetable Management Guide, published biennially by the University of Massachusetts.
Discounted price for 4 Fall Level I courses: $650
Classes meet on Tuesdays, November 29 – December 20, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
Look at factors that affect plant health care including insects, diseases, pathogens and abiotic influences. Basic diagnostic techniques will be taught. Learn to minimize potential problems through proper site preparation, plant selection and placement. Managing problems using biological, chemical, and cultural techniques will be discussed with a focus on IPM (integrated pest management).
Instructor – David Chinery, M.S. is an extension educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Rensselar County, Troy, N.Y. He is currently researching alternatives to pesticides for turf grass insect and disease problems, as well as improving and expanding the county's Master Gardener Program.
Suggested text:
Weeds of the Northeast
R. Uva, J. Neal, J. DiTomaso
Cornell University Press c.1997
ISBN 0-8014-8334-4 (pbk)
Discounted price for 4 Fall Level I courses: $650
Classes meet on Tuesdays, January 3 – 24, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
Learn the art and science of plant propagation with a focus on the basic botany needed to understand and successfully propagate plants. Sexual and asexual propagation methods including sowing seeds, cuttings, grafting, layering and division will be covered. Students will learn the fascinating science behind propagation along with the various techniqes used to propagate plants. $35 materials fee.
Instructor – Adam Wheeler, B.S.
Discounted price for 3 Spring Level I courses: $585
Classes meet on Tuesdays, January 28 – April 11.
Focus on the "big picture" and learn the principles of design and importance of drainage, and view slides of both successful and troubled landscapes. Unlock your "design inspirations". Site selection, design concepts and client presentations will be addressed, and students will complete a design project for their home's landscape or a client's. This class has 5 sessions.
Instructor – Craig Okerstrom-Lang, R.L.A., A.S.L.A.
Required text:
Garden Design
Edited by Chris Young
DK Publishing 2009
Discounted price for 3 Spring Level I courses: $585
Classes meet on Tuesdays, February 28 – April 11, from 5:30 – 8:30pm.
Learn about the maintenance considerations that should be integrated into the design process. Students' horticultural knowledge will expand to factor sustainable maintenance concerns with cost effectiveness into plant selection. Learn procedures for perennials, woody plants and lawns, including transplanting, staking, fertilizing, winterizing, mulching, plant pathology and pest control with an emphasis on deer control.
Instructor – Brad Roeller, B.S.
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These are delicious. I used 8-inch tortillas and filled 6 of them because I like lots of filling ;) We topped them with vanilla ice cream as you suggested - DD and I couldn't stop eating them! These would be popular for a potluck. I've made an apple version but DD prefers the cherry so we'll have to keep this recipe handy. Thanks for a great dessert yaya78006 :)
Really, really yummy!!! How can you go wrong with such wonderful flavors??? I added the sliced almonds to give it a little extra flair for company. Next time I make it, I think I will also put mascarpone cheese inside - a gooey little surprise. Thanks yaya!!!
OH YUM!! These were a hit with my family! I didn't have any taco-sized flour tortillas on hand, but I had some burrito-sized cinnamon sugar flavored tortillas. When I mixed the filling, it didn't look like enough to fill my giant tortillas, so I doubled the filling ingredients (there was plenty of the syrup mixture as-written, though). The doubled filling was enough to fill 10 of my burrito-sized tortillas. I had quite a bit of the syrup left over after assembling my enchiladas, and I was afraid that they would be swimming in sugar syrup, so I ended up setting aside about 3/4 cup of the syrup rather than pouring it on. Because of all the sugar already in the recipe, I passed on the cinnamon sugar topping and just sprinkled plain cinnamon over it all (besides, doesn't the extra cinnamon help regulate the elevated blood sugar from a dessert like this anyhow? Bonus! lol). The finished dish had lots of gooey cherry sauce, and the tortilla part reminded me just a bit of sopaipillas. Wonderful hot out of the oven with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream. Even DH, Mr. I-don't-like-sweets, came sniffing around to see what I was pulling out of the oven that smelled so heavenly! Thanks for posting!


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As volunteers join in an organized cleanup of downtown Kent next weekend, local police officers will lend a hand in combating a specific kind of trash: graffiti.
Kent Police will help out in the third annual downtown cleanup Saturday, an effort sponsored by the Kent Downtown Partnership. Police will paint over graffiti in several downtown spots, said Kent Police spokesman Paul Petersen.
Away from downtown, Kent Police and volunteers will also target an East Hill strip mall where graffiti and illegal dumping is a problem.
If graffiti is ignored and not painted over, it just encourages vandals, Petersen said.
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"It says to the vandals that the owner here doesn't care; go ahead and spray paint and mark up my property," Petersen said.
In an alley behind a strip mall off Benson Road at 236th Street Southeast, old computer monitors and televisions are piled against the back doorways of businesses. Graffiti — including gang monikers and the bubbly lettering characteristic of taggers — covers the walls.
Although some effort has been made to cover the graffiti, most of the words are still visible through a thin layer of paint.
The city does not have an ordinance that mandates property owners paint over graffiti on their property, Petersen said.
Instead, police rely on the "good graces" of private property owners to do their own cleanup, he said.
While police focus on graffiti, volunteers with the Kent Downtown Partnership will be sweeping and picking up trash. Last year's effort netted 40 bags of garbage, said Jacquie Alexander, executive director of the Kent Downtown Partnership.
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Julian Wright Feb 22, 2010 12:27 PM
in response to Pauline85You need to take this up with Apple representatives in your country.
This is a user-to-user technical help forum.
Graham Outterside Feb 22, 2010 12:31 PM
in response to Pauline85There are moisture sensors in the headphone socket and the base connector which indicate if the iPhone became wet at some point - these would appear to have been tripped and so Apple must assume that it has been in liquid at some point.
Other repairers probably didn't look at the sensors.
Ingo2711 Feb 22, 2010 2:56 PM
in response to Pauline85Welcome to the discussions Pauline,
As far as I understand, your screen did not work properly anymore, and, as you send it in for repair, the people at Apple said that your moisture sensors where activated and this could have been the reason for the failure, although you did not expose the phone to water or ever dropped it.
You did not want to pay 250 Euro to get it repaired and showed it to an other repair service and they told you that the phone has not been opened and there was no moisture inside the phone.
I'm afraid you can't do anything about it. If the sensors change their color, the warranty is gone, and it's hard to proof that the phone was not exposed to water.
And this fact is clearly mentioned in the iphone warranty and in this article: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3302 or the french version: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3302?viewlocale=fr_FR
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You know how people in love always have that "glow"? Like they're privy to some special, salacious secret that's just too luscious to let anyone else in on? Well, winemaker Tom Glase has that glow - and will let you in on his secret. This is a guy with a quick smile and big love for life: his family, his craft and his community. As one of Walla Walla's more experienced winemakers, Tom has put in time at some of the state's top shops - including L'Ecole 41 and Corliss Estates - and has honed his craft into a larger than life-style the common man would envy. The highly-rated wines he produces from the twin barns of Balboa and Beresan Wineries are testament to his drive to create exceptional wine - and enjoy every minute of it.
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You're originally from Bainbridge Island - how'd you end up in Walla Walla?
Let's see, Bainbridge, Seattle, Bellingham, Seattle, Longview, Seattle, Longview, Seattle, Pullman, Seattle, Walla Walla. But I stayed in the state - 45 years of Washington! Been here in Walla Walla 17 years now.
Did you come out here because you knew you wanted to get involved in wine?
I came out here because I knew I wanted to get out of the bar scene - I was a bartender in Seattle - and just got tired of the late nights, smoky bars and drunk people. Good switch right?
Yes. Now you've got clean, fresh air, early nights and drunk people!
Exactly. My wife had a job with a local company that we ended up buying, then selling, and she's still in that business - the clothing business - and has a shop in downtown Walla Walla. I had no job and I finally got one at the Country Club and I worked on the grounds crew. I mowed greens and fairways and then I got a job at the Pro Shop. So I'd go do the greens, then work in the Pro Shop until about five, then I'd put on a shirt and tie and go to the Clubhouse where I was the host. So I was working seven days a week. And then that kinda developed into a full-time assistant golf professional job. Which was good. So, then I got to meet all the winemakers, because part of my job was to put on the post-harvest golf tournament - there were only maybe eight or nine winemakers here at that point. So, a pretty small group of people, all about the same age - really good people - and we became friends.
We met Eric Dunham at a party and we thought he was cute and became best friends with him. He lived at L'Ecole 41 - there was an apartment upstairs - so we spent two or three nights a week hanging out with Eric and that was really my first education with wine; tasting different wines, different barrels, and it was really great. We learned that we didn't like Woodbridge very much anymore after we started that deal. We moved up to the Woodward Canyon table wine because it was only $9, and of course the L'Ecole wines, then I ended up getting a job at L'Ecole in 1998. That was a fun deal too. So I started that in '90 and in 2001 I started Corliss Estates with Mike Corliss and that was fantastic because I got to design and build that winery.
Wow, how did that come about?
I dunno, it was just like, "What's your idea?" So, that was fun and then I started making wine for Tom Waliser in 2001 too. I had called him to see if he had fruit available for Mike Corliss' deal and he said, "Yeah, come down to my vineyard and check it out!" So I went down there and was like, "OK I'll take a ton of that, two tons of that and a ton of that." And he's like, "Great! Would you be interested in making some wine for me too?" And I was like, "Uhhhhhh....sure!" So, that worked out well. He asked, "What would you say your style is?" and I was like, "Well, pretty much it would be a Walla Walla style, because that's all I know." And he was like, "OK!" So, I made wine for Tom, Mike and L'Ecole that year. And then we started working on the Corliss building downtown, moved all the wines there, and in 2003 I decided that I wanted to try something different.
I got a job with the Ash Hollow people and I made their wine and managed their vineyard for a couple years, which was a great experience - and a good education on what you don't want to do. Doing the whole wine thing and the vineyard deal was rough - and we had two little kids - so yeah, it was fun but a little rough. So I did that for a couple years and then at the end of 2004 my dad passed away and it was just a weird transition part of my life and I thought, "You know, I want to see if I can try my own thing." So I met this guy who was a potential investor, we ran the numbers, and we were going to do it. Then Mike Sharon, who is the winemaker at L'Ecole, said "Don't go with him, I'll give you the money." I was like, "Oh! OK. Sorry Steve, but I'm going with Mike." So Mike chipped in some money, we got a bank loan, and started Balboa in 2005. And then last year brought on some new partners and we're kind of expanding. We have an estate vineyard now that we work with and it's really been an educational, fun ride.
The Balboa lineup - note the label for the Balboa Constrictor, designed by Tom's 9-year-old daughter.
It seems you have had the opportunity to do a little bit of everything?
Yeah, which is great. I think it helps. If you use the knowledge you've acquired then hopefully that makes the wine taste better. And I love what I do. It's really great. I love my job.
If you had the choice between being a golf pro and doing this job what would you do?
I'd do my job. Easy. There's no way I'd want to do that - mostly because I physically can't. I'd rather sell wine to golfers.
I noticed golf's pretty big around here
Yep, people seem to like it. I play at Wine Valley mostly - and make their wine for them.
What DON'T you do?
I don't really play much golf.
It seems to me the best part of golf would be the drinking part?
Oh no, I really enjoy the game too, but I don't know how many rounds I've played and NOT had something to drink. But this whole deal really is a lifestyle. It doesn't really seem like a job because we eat and drink and sleep the winery. Even my wife and kids, a lot of the things we do are kind of wrapped around my job.
Do your kids help out?
They do. My daughter swept the driveway the other day. My son will get the mail and they'll do different things. There are a few things they like to do - mostly those involve wanting to drive something. They like it out here - they've been here their whole lives so it's cool.
What's your favorite time of year?
Harvest. Harvest is just great because that's my opportunity to practice my art form, you know? It's when you do the picking decisions and fermentation and really watch the wine grow.
Are those really little, tiny baby grapes on the vines?
Grapes really do start out as little, tiny baby clusters. See 'em?
Yeah, that's really how they start.
Do you ever get stressed out watching them grow?
Well, if you go look at these right here, most of them died last night. It got to 29 degrees last night. So this means we probably won't be getting a lot of fruit off those. And it's really amazing because you know this one's fine - this one's dead, this one's dead, that one's fine. So does that have something to do with the fact that it's closer to the source or...? Yeah, it's really sad. I got up at two this morning and turned the wind machines on.
Those wind machines are scary - like standing in front of a big airplane, and give you visions of the blade coming off and slicing you in half
Kind of. They are loud. It's a 454 motor with big old blade. And those blades do come off.
Someone got sliced in half???
NO! They haven't sliced anyone in half, but they do quite a bit of damage. I mean, they are going pretty fast. It really depends on what happens. So if the wind starts blowing and your fans are on what happens is it takes those blades and it'll push them against the tower. So if they start hitting the tower, it'll take that whole top off. That's why I'm just involved with starting them. After I start 'em, I'm gone.
So who has to turn them off?
Tom Waliser. And his kids. I just help get 'em going.
Are there any other dangerous aspects of winemaking?
Don't fall into a fermenter. We punch down by hand, and you're talking about 4x4x4 stainless bins that you have to stand on the edges of when you're doing it. The crusher/destemmer moves 'em pretty good and you don't want to get caught in that. Fermentation is actually really dangerous too, because if you have a closed room and 28 bins fermenting wine you're creating a lot of CO2, which eliminates oxygen, so a lot of people have actually perished from that. Yeah, getting into a tank that's fermenting grapes in it, there's no oxygen, and you don't really know until you get in it. We try and open up the doors and let them new air come in before we work. And a lot of people have CO2 evacuation systems too - which have a CO2 sensor and when it hits a certain level it turns on the fans and blows it out.
Speaking of danger, why are all these bees bugging me?
Yeah, bees are very dangerous too. Come around during harvest, you'll see a lot of them. They teach you not to wear clothes that are similar colors to flowers [I am wearing a flowered shirt]. Tom Waliser puts dryer sheets in his pockets. Apparently they don't like dryer sheets.
Pretty much every winemaker I have talked to has said Harvest is their favorite time of year - why is it so great?
It's amazing fun! I think last year was 54 days in a row of 12 plus hours a day. It depends on the harvest - the last two have been very compressed because the year started late, and then you have the issue of if it gets cold then you have to have someplace to put your grapes - so it's very based in logistics. But you become very close with your crew. I mean here our crew is very close - you have three meals a day together and everyone's involved in pretty much the exact same thing. It seems to be getting better too, which is just phenomenal. I mean better like, it's almost more fun. I don't know why that is - but last year was just so fun. Well for me - it's hard on the families being away so much though.
But we just have a great group of people for harvest. Last year we ate really well and we did a cleanse for half of it - so no drinking, no coffee, no sugar, no gluten, no anything. It was like meat, chicken, fish, vegetables and fruit. One of the women that helped us - Tracy - she actually did all of it for us so you'd go up and she'd be like, "Here's your smoothie and take these pills!" and we all did it together. Really cool.
Do you know before harvest comes if it's going to be a short or long one?
It can be a surprise. We've been really, really lucky. But you just kinda have to get a feel for ho it's going to be and once you do, you know what you need to do. As long as we're ready to go, and we're not scrambling to get ready, it's a lot easier. Everything's clean, your fermenters are ready, you have all the tools you need for harvest, you have a full crew, and then you just pull the trigger and start making wine.
And working with Tom Waliser is a huge benefit because he grows all of our grapes for us. I like to pick my fruit in the morning so it's cold when it comes in and can cold soak for a day or two. So, being first on the pick sheet is great.
Another winemaker,Ali Mayfield, told me she cried when her first harvest was over
Sure. We call it PHD - Post-Harvest Depression. And it happens, it's a real thing. It's like you spend all that time with everyone and then you all just kind of go your own ways and it's like, "Wait, where did everyone go?" It's a real thing. I'm sure that's a common term, I didn't make that up, but I use it.
If someone were to approach you and ask you to do a reality show on winemaking would you do it?
I dunno - but I think Charles (Smith) is doing one. I just don't know if I would want someone in my life that much. I don't think so. Though I am surprised it hasn't happened - especially just to film a whole harvest to see all the crazy shit that happens - whoops, I better not swear. I guess it would depend on what the parameters were, so I might not be the right person for that.
You definitely have to be a showperson for that kind of thing
Yeah. Trey could do it! We were hitting golf balls at each other the other day [Balboa Winery is just across the street from Sleight of Hand Cellars]. Trey would be perfect. Charles would be great - people would watch it. I think a sitcom would be better. With real winemakers.
What would happen in this sitcom?
People would get to see what we do.
And what would you do?
Get up, take my kids to school, come to work, and then it just depends on what's going on. Talk to distributors, try and sell wine, sell wine, clean, budgets, spreadsheets, paperwork, licensing.
Sounds REALLY exciting
It is SO glamorous. And then usually we taste wine too - got to make sure it's still good!
Speaking of selling wine, do you have to be on the road a lot to do that?
Yeah - a lot. I'm driving to Seattle Sunday morning to do an auction dinner for Doctors Without Borders, which I think is a really great cause. I have two amazing chefs - Larkin Young and Kyle Cole, who both worked here in Walla Walla at 26 Brix before it closed down - and we're doing a dinner for six people. It's crazy. So I just take some wines and we decided we'll make a really amazing meal for us - and then just make sure there's enough for the six people in the other room!
Have you ever done any events where people got a little crazy?
Tasting room visitors rocking with the winemaker. Seriously, what does this guy NOT do?
Yeah. Yeah. A couple times. OK, it USUALLY happens. You know, you put a bunch of really good food and really good wine in people and it's amazing what happens. And then usually there's tequila or something. It makes people think they are invincible - which is great, as long as you're having a good time. But you do have to watch out though. Generally we try and get people home by 10 if we can but...you know, I have a couple kids and like to get to bed early.
Final thoughts?
When you finally put all that wine in the bottle, it's such a relief - it's like sending your kids to college or something. DEEP BREATH! Every bottle is a piece of art and it's the only chance you're going to get to have that one experience. I mean, sure you can buy a case and have it 12 times, but really, each vintage is so different.
I guess the thing I want people to know is winemaking really is an art form, and here we're involved in the entire process. I spend a lot of time in the vineyards, I actually make the wine, take care of it, rack it, do all the blending, put it in the bottle and sell it - so it's a start to finish deal. I think that's really important for what we do in this day and age - as an art form. It is a business, but I think if you practice it as an art form and be successful with that then the business will work. I think that's pretty important for people to know.
Also, I want the wine to taste like I love what I do. That would be important. Grumpy people probably don't make good wine. Happy people make good wine. I'm happy. Want a glass of wine?
If you'd like a glass of wine, Tom will be pouring his creations May 24th at The Met Wine Bar in Renton.
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