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Take a Step Outside Your Wine Comfort Zone and Try Something Different
It's easy to fall into a rut when you're buying wines. Like an after-work choice of clothes that's often limited to a ratty old pair of sweats, we grab a familiar favorite and ignore virtually everything else within reach.
Today I'll try to nudge you out of your comfort zone by offering a few wine suggestions you may have been hesitant to buy simply because they're "different."
Choosing a new wine can be daunting based on sheer volume alone…so first of all, relax. Don't worry about mispronunciation; a good wine steward should gently provide any linguistic corrections and point you in the direction of a wine whose flavor profile you enjoy.
Second, know that there are a ton of good wines in the $10 to $19-a-bottle price range. This keeps your investment/risk factor low when exploring unfamiliar territory.
If you enjoy medium-bodied, fruit-forward wines, malbec makes an excellent choice. Try the steal-of-a-deal Mountain Door 2011 Malbec (about $10) from Argentina. It's loaded with plum and floral aromatics, more plum and blackberry on the palate, and a fairly plush finish.
Another good option along these lines is the Stemmari 2010 Nero D'Avola (about $11). This Sicilian red is packed with jammy dark berry and cherry flavors, a splash of acidity and nuances of eucalyptus and vanilla bean.
For a change of pace from cabernet sauvignon or merlot, consider a Chilean carménère. The Calina 2010 Carménère (about $10) leads off with dense black cherry flavors accented with touches of dried herbs, white pepper and supple tannins. This wine begs to be paired with burgers, roast beef or a charbroiled steak.
If your preferences lean towards dry white wines, the Tapeña 2010 Verdejo (about $10) may remind you of a sauvignon blanc. It's bright and lean, with a touch of stone fruits on the front end and then plenty of brisk, key lime and citrus and a slightly herbaceous finish.
Finally, as an alternative to chardonnay try the Alexandria Nicole 2011 Shepherds Mark (about $19). This gorgeous combination of roussanne, marsanne, and viognier sourced from Washington's Horse Heaven Hills Appellation may be on the high end of your price comfort range, but it's well worth it.
Complex and layered with understated flavors of tropical fruits, peach and lemon meringue, this full-bodied wine is low in acidity and capped with a slightly nutty/savory finish. It's no stretch to say this is one of the best white wines I've tried this year.
Two Great Wine Events Coming to the Northwest in November
If you enjoy attending northwest wine festivals as much as I do, I've got a couple of recommendations for upcoming events that are certain to whet your appetite.
For an excellent food and wine festival with a local flair, be sure to consider Bellingham Bay Rotary Club's Grape & Gourmet on November 4. This is one of the key fundraising events for the Club, and a portion of the proceeds are used to benefit local charitable organizations.
Held at Bellingham's Best Western Lakeway Inn from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, this culinary delight will feature wines from over 30 regional wineries and gourmet foods from a number of local restaurants.
I suggest purchasing the VIP ticket, which gets you in the door 1-1/2 hours earlier at 5:00 pm. This provides you with a better opportunity to make sure you don't miss out on anything, and besides, who doesn't enjoy having VIP status?
According to the Rotary web site, advance tickets can be purchased by phoning Mike Werner at 815-4269 or at BellinghamBayRotary.com. Regular tickets cost $75 and the VIP option will run you $125.
The Taste of Tulalip at the Tulalip Resort & Casino near Marysville is scheduled for November 9 and 10. Last year I suggested you mark your calendar and purchase your tickets in advance because this increasingly popular, top-of-the-line food and wine event will likely sell out.
That's indeed the case with the multi-course Celebration Dinner slated for Friday, November 9 and the following day's all access pass. But there are still plenty of tickets available for the November 10 Grand Taste, which I think is the highlight of the weekend.
I love this event because it includes some of Washington's premiere wineries – such as Abeja and Leonetti Cellars – which you're unlikely to find at any other public tasting.
In addition to the 65 Washington wineries scheduled to be on hand there will also be a number of fine wines from Napa Valley, Oregon, Italy and France. For those who like to bend the elbow on an occasional pint of ale, a selection of craft beers from 14 regional breweries will also be on tap.
The 5-hour Grand Taste begins at 2:30 pm and includes unlimited tasting along with a wide selection of cuisine prepared by the Resort's staff. Tickets are $85 in advance, $95 the day of the event, but don't expect them to last that long. For purchase information visit tasteoftulalip.com.
Artisan Wine Gallery a Great Place To Visit While on Lummi Island
Washingtonians know that we live in a fairly spectacular little corner of the world. And in the northwest corner of that little corner, Whatcom County is home to a diverse, vibrant population, stunning natural resources and excellent opportunities for wine tasting.
You just knew I was going to fit the wine tasting thing in there, didn't you?
A few weeks ago I took the 10-minute ferry ride to Lummi Island and spent the afternoon at an absolute gem of a wine shop, the Artisan Wine Gallery. With a good selection of wines in a serene setting, it offers wine enthusiasts a perfect day-trip getaway from nearby cities on the mainland.
Husband and wife proprietors Rich Frye and Pat Hayes started their one-of-a-kind wine/art establishment in 2005 and it's evolved into a great meeting place for locals and friendly stop-in spot for vacationers and people like me who should make the trek from Bellingham more often.
Rich has been an acquaintance of mine for several years and his knowledgeable yet laid-back approach to wines is both refreshing and perfectly suited to unruffled island life. As a recent retiree, he's been travelling a bit more to Europe to do some firsthand tasting and is even considering starting an online store and wine club at the Gallery.
Although the wine shop is small, it houses an excellent variety of extremely affordable domestic and international choices, many in the $9 to $15-a-bottle price range.
An example of the assortment of wines you'll find include those I sampled (for a nominal $5 tasting fee) during my visit. A lean, appley Chilean Marquest de Casa Concha 2009 Chardonnay ($15) started things off, followed by a L'Hortus 2011 Rosé de Saignee ($17) with accents of tart, dried cherry and a Monte Oton 2010 Garnacha (pictured at left, $9), with huge raspberry aromas and spicy black cherry flavors at an unbeatable price. An excellent Masquerade 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon Troika ($22) was the perfect finalé, with notes of black plum and chocolate on the soft finish.
After a stop at the Beach Store Café for dinner, my return trip on a glass-like Lummi Bay featured a full moon just above Mount Baker to the east and magenta-fringed clouds on the western sunset. Washingtonians know that it doesn't get much better than that.
Artisan Wine Gallery is open from 4 to 7 pm Friday, 2 to 6 pm Saturday, "anytime for wine emergencies," and during the upcoming Lummi Island Artists Studio Tour scheduled for November 10 and 11. More information: artisanwineclub.com.
Planning a Trip to Oregon Wineries? Start with the Portland Area
Occasionally I get a request to feature a winery from Oregon, where, as in Washington, the wine industry has increased dramatically over the past decade.
Oregon now boasts over 400 wineries, but because production is relatively small – generally running about 20 to 25-percent of Washington's annual production – it's often difficult to find Oregon wines distributed in Whatcom County.
Fortunately, a drive from Bellingham to Portland only takes about 4-1/2 hours. If you use the Rose City as a "home base," you're within easy reach of scores of Oregon wineries located in the Willamette Valley.
During the last several years I've traveled to this area as well as three other Oregon wine regions that are shared with Washington: the Columbia Gorge, Columbia Valley, and Walla Walla Valley Appellations. Although you won't find anywhere near the variety of wines we produce here, you're certain to come across some world-class pinot noir and pinot gris, which, by the way, account for nearly three-fourths of all the wine produced in Oregon.
A few Oregon wineries I've enjoyed include The Pines 1852 Vineyard & Winery in Hood River. The tasting room features a gallery with works from Pacific Northwest artists and the wine list includes a number of less-common Oregon varietals including viognier, syrah and zinfandel.
Downtown McMinnville is home to Twelve Wine, where there are several exquisite pinot noirs in a price range to suit nearly every budget. Further south is Noble Estate Vineyard, located just a few miles outside of Eugene. The tasting room currently offers a merlot that I thought was absolutely dreamy and the adjacent deck provides outdoor seating with peerless views of the surrounding forests.
I have yet to travel as far south Abacela, located in Roseburg, but I have tried their wines at regional wine festivals. You can also sometimes find them available for sale in Bellingham wine shops and grocers. Of particular note are their albariño white and tempranillo red wines; difficult to find among northwest wineries and superbly produced here.
On October 27, I'll moderate a multi-course dinner at Nine Restaurant at North Bellingham Golf Course featuring Oregon's largest winery, King Estate. Put aside any preconceived notions you may have about big wineries and prepare yourself for a memorable evening of beautifully crafted wines. A representative from the winery will also be on hand to provide information and answer questions.
Prepaid reservations are required. Phone (360) 398-8300 extension 2 for complete details.
Pullman's Merry Cellars Gets Better With Age
My first visit to Merry Cellars in Pullman was about three years ago. I recall there were a few good wines and some that were so-so and overall it was a perfectly average experience.
But a return trip to the new tasting room last month turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. People were stopping in to purchase bottles of wine without sampling them first, and that's always a good sign. After I tried a full slate of current releases, it became clear that winemaker Patrick Merry has come a long way and made the proper adjustments to come up with some truly memorable wines.
One thing that impressed me is Merry's ability to coax slightly off-the-wall, yet likable flavor profiles from many of the varietals he uses. This makes tasting his wines a surprising and enjoyable experience with an emphasis on the "unique factor" that can separate a Washington winery from scores of others.
White wines I sampled included the 2011 Semillon (about $22) a full-bodied choice with slightly smoky aromatics and a bit of Braeburn apple on the palate; and the 2010 Harvest White (about $16), a semillon/chardonnay blend with intriguing floral notes, flavors of jasmine rice and a trace of licorice on the finish.
Also notable is the 2011 Sauvignon Blanc (about $20), with distinctive layers of almond and hazelnut that melt into a dry finish. It reminded me of local winery Samson Estate's Oro Hazelnut Dessert wine without any of the sweetness.
Merry's red wine options include the 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon (about $30) with herbaceous touches to complement a big hit of red cherry fruit, and the 2010 Carmenere (about $34), sourced from Seven Hills Vineyard and framed with dashes of cocoa powder and white pepper.
The winery's signature red is the 2010 Crimson (about $25). With a nod to Washington State University football on the label, this Bordeaux blend features complex flavors of black plum, cola, smoky espresso bean and a silky finish.
Wines can be purchased through the winery website at merrycellars.com or at the tasting room, which also sells very generous glass pours of current releases. Open noon to 6pm Tuesday through Saturday and 11am to 4pm Sunday.
One final note: Merry Cellars is part of a number of wineries participating in "Wine by Cougars," a club that offers four different membership levels and features shipments of wines that have a connection to WSU. More information: winebycougars.com.


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GAO-12-405T: Published: Feb 7, 2012. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2012.
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What GAO Found
Federal agencies reported an estimated $115.3 billion in improper payments in fiscal year 2011, a decrease of $5.3 billion from the prior year reported estimate of $120.6 billion. The $115.3 billion estimate was attributable to 79 programs spread among 17 agencies. Ten programs accounted for about $107 billion or 93 percent of the total estimated improper payments agencies reported for fiscal year 2011. The reported decrease in fiscal year 2011 was primarily related to three programsdecreases in program outlays for the Department of Labors Unemployment Insurance program, and decreases in reported error rates for the Earned Income Tax Credit program and the Medicare Advantage program. Further, the Office of Management and Budget reported that agencies recaptured $1.25 billion in improper payments to contractors, vendors, and healthcare providers in fiscal year 2011. Over half of this amount, $797 million, can be attributed to the Medicare Recovery Audit Contractor program which identifies Medicare overpayments and underpayments.
The federal government continues to face challenges in determining the full extent of improper payments. Some agencies have not yet reported estimates for all risk-susceptible programs, such as the Department of Health and Human Services Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program. Internal control weaknesses continue to exist, heightening the risk of improper payments. Some agencies estimating methodologies need to be refined. For example, two Department of Defense commercial payment programs were not included in the total governmentwide error rate because the estimation methodologies for these programs were still under development.
A number of actions are under way across government to help advance improper payment reduction goals. These actions and future initiatives will be needed to enhance federal government efforts to reduce improper payments. For example,
Additional information and analysis on the root causes of improper payment estimates would help agencies target effective corrective actions and implement preventive measures. Although agencies were required to report the root causes of improper payments in three categories beginning in fiscal year 2011, of the 79 programs with improper payment estimates for fiscal year 2011, 42 programs reported the root cause information using the required categories. In addition, because the three categories are general, additional analysis is critical to understanding the root causes.
Implementing strong preventive controls can help defend against improper payments, increasing public confidence and avoiding the difficult pay and chase aspects of recovering improper payments. Preventive controls involve activities such as upfront validation of eligibility using electronic data matching, predictive analytic tests, and training programs. Further, addressing program design issues, such as complex eligibility requirements, may also warrant further consideration.
Effective detection techniques to quickly identify and recover improper payments are also important to a successful reduction strategy. Detection activities include data mining and recovery audits. Another area for further exploration is the broader use of incentives to encourage and support states in efforts to implement effective preventive and detective controls.
Why GAO Did This Study
Over the past decade, GAO has issued numerous reports and testimonies highlighting improper payment issues across the federal government as well as at specific agencies. Fiscal year 2011 marked the eighth year of implementation of the Improper Payments Information Act of 2002 (IPIA), as well as the first year of implementation for the Improper Payments Elimination and Recovery Act of 2010 (IPERA). IPIA requires executive branch agencies to annually identify programs and activities susceptible to significant improper payments, estimate the amount of improper payments for such programs and activities, and report these estimates along with actions taken to reduce them. IPERA, enacted July 22, 2010, amended IPIA and expanded requirements for recovering overpayments across a broad range of federal programs.
This testimony addresses (1) federal agencies reported progress in estimating and reducing improper payments, (2) remaining challenges in meeting current requirements to estimate and report improper payments and (3) actions that can be taken to move forward with improper payment reduction strategies. This testimony is primarily based on prior GAO reports, including GAOs fiscal year 2011 audit of the Financial Report of the United States Government. The testimony also includes improper payment information recently presented in federal entities fiscal year 2011 financial reports.
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Securities and Exchange Commission:Management Has Enhanced Supervisory Controls and Could Further Improve EfficiencyGAO-17-16: Published: Oct 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Oct 6, 2016.
Aug 19, 2016
DOD Financial Management:Improvements Needed in the Navy's Audit Readiness Efforts for Fund Balance with TreasuryGAO-16-47: Published: Aug 19, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 19, 2016.
Aug 12, 2016
Congressional Award Foundation:Review of the Audit of the Financial Statements for Fiscal Year 2015GAO-16-754R: Published: Aug 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 12, 2016.
Jul 29, 2016
DATA ACT:Improvements Needed in Reviewing Agency Implementation Plans and Monitoring ProgressGAO-16-698: Published: Jul 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 29, 2016.
Jul 28, 2016
Financial Management Systems:HUD Needs to Address Management and Governance Weaknesses That Jeopardize Its Modernization EffortsGAO-16-656: Published: Jul 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2016.
Management Report:Areas for Improvement in the Bureau of the Fiscal Service's Information Systems ControlsGAO-16-655R: Published: Jul 28, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2016.
Jul 13, 2016
Management Report:Improvements Needed in Controls over the Processes Used to Prepare the U.S. Consolidated Financial StatementsGAO-16-621: Published: Jul 13, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 13, 2016.
Jul 11, 2016
Improper Payments:CFO Act Agencies Need to Improve Efforts to Address Compliance IssuesGAO-16-554: Published: Jun 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 11, 2016.
Jun 13, 2016
Management Report:Improvements Needed in CFPB's Internal Controls and Accounting ProceduresGAO-16-522R: Published: Jun 13, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 13, 2016.
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Management Report:Areas for Improvement in the Federal Reserve Banks' Information Systems ControlsGAO-16-601R: Published: Jun 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 6, 2016.
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Issue 84
September/October 2005
We found new megalith, say dowsers
Good news for Silbury Hill - if money is found
Orkney dig first to date gold and amber jewellery
Objectors scent victory at Stonehenge
Stone plaque is first neolithic face in over a century
Saving the H Blocks - Long Kesh/Maze: An archaeological opportunity
Cemetery requiem for a lost age
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Rescuing Llangors Crannog
The only known historic lake settlement in England and Wales was steadily eroding. Earlier this year archaeologists were part of a team that set out to save it. Gerry Wait, Simon Benfield and Colin McKewan report
Llangors Lake (Llyn Syfaddan in Welsh), though never more than 7m deep, is the largest natural lake in South Wales, covering some 150 hectares. The rare ecology has made Llangors a site of special scientific interest and a special area for conservation. The remains of two logboats have been found in the lake (in 1925 and 1990), and about 40m from the northern shore is a tiny artificial island known as Ynys Bwlc, built in the 10th century AD.
This "crannog", unique in England and Wales, had been eroding for some time, thanks to wind-driven waves, and, in recent years, pleasure-boat wakes. The lake (maximum wave fetch 1.2km) is exposed enough to generate waves of up to 500mm, and considerable fluctuations in water level from summer to winter exacerbated the threat. Responding to this, a programme of conservation and excavation was completed in February.
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Earlier excavation and historical records throw light on this unusual site. In 1989–1993 Mark Redknap and Alan Lane from the National Museum of Wales excavated both "dry-land" on the crannog itself, and underwater, and recovered many and varied artefacts.
The crannog was made of brushwood tied in bundles and placed on the lakebed. Hardwood beams and a ring of radially-split oak piles held down this buoyant "foundation". Red sandstone boulders had been placed over the brushwood creating a stable platform about 25m across. No original floor or surfaces survived the erosion, and the nature of any superstructure is speculative except for small joint fragments.
Remains of a remarkably fine, high quality textile, some of it embroidered in a style imitating soumak (weft-wrap weave) were found in material eroded from the island's western side. In these same silts was a bronze strap-hinge from a small portable reliquary of 8th–9th century date. The enamel, millefiori and glass decoration, insular in style and technique, are most closely paralleled in Ireland. Other finds included a pseudo-penanular brooch terminal and quantities of animal bones and worked timbers.
The hinge and textile are very high status artefacts, suggesting a link between political and ecclesiastical presences on the crannog quite unlike the Irish crannogs. Tree ring dating indicated tree felling CAD889–893, and construction very soon thereafter. A distinctive destruction horizon was observed, marked by layers of charcoal and charred timbers.
Historical records suggest it is likely the crannog once supported a royal hall, linked with a monastery near the modern parish church. The oldest reference is among the Llandaff Charters, indicating a royal presence at Llangors in the 8th century ad. One of the charters is a claim by King Awst of Brycheiniog, who gave Llan Cors and its territorium (estate) to Bishop Euddgwy. The bounds of the territorium, described topographically, match the present Llangors parish. The churchyard of St Paulinus in Llangors village is circular in plan – often a hint of an early monastic origin. There are three early Christian monuments, one inscribed in Latin "the cross of Gurci. Bledrus [set it up]", dating to the 10th–11th centuries.
The Abingdon Chronicle, a manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, records that in AD916 (when the king was Tewdwr ap Elised, king of Brycheiniog) Aethelflaed, Lady of Mercia, sent an army into Wales to revenge the murder of Abbot Ecgberht. The Mercian contingency destroyed Brecenamere and captured the king's wife and 33 others. The attack on the mere probably refers to the crannog, and the destruction horizon may relate to this event.
A crannog is a characteristically Irish type of site, and this, with the luxury Irish style artefacts, has aroused some speculation. It is interesting to note that the origin-legend for the kingdom of Brycheiniog claims descent from an eponymous founder Brychan, son of a Welsh mother Merchell and an Irish king Anlach. This legend may be supported by 5th–6th century ogham-inscribed stones in Brycheiniog.
Two local antiquarians, Edgar and Henry Dumbleton, were the first to recognise the island as a crannog, inspired by the English publication of Ferdinand Keller's excavations of Swiss "lake villages" in 1866, and by excavations of Irish crannogs. Their plan is useful for comparison today.
Shoreline erosion was recognised in 1987, and subsequent annual surveys by Redknap and Lane indicated very considerable changes to the island since the Dumbleton brothers' visit.
In 1998 Gifford Ltd was appointed toundertake a feasibility study for alternative engineering solutions to the erosion. A design was submitted to the Heritage Lottery Fund, but though it was approved, HLF was unable to help because the island is privately owned.
The design was revised for Cadw, who consented to both the engineering works and limited archaeological investigation. In 2004 a detailed study revealed yet again that erosion was active and significant.
In summer 2004 Maritime Archaeological Research Consultants Ltd (MARC) undertook small excavations for Gifford on the southern shore of the crannog, in areas not investigated in 1993.
The underwater investigations were conducted by teams of two divers with a supervisor, working from two boats. A water dredge acted as a vacuum cleaner to remove excavated materials, depositing the sediment and any objects into a sieve where they were collected and sorted. Areas were divided into 1m square boxes for excavation and finds plotting.
A midden (rubbish pile) was found at the outer limit of one trench, where the original island occupants dumped their discarded food remains. These included butchered pig, cattle and sheep bones, the shells of many fresh water mussels and fish bones. Notable artefacts included a cast copper alloy drinking-horn end, a section of a copper alloy bracelet or torc, and two sections of stone finger rings. All finds were recorded and given to the National Museum of Wales for conservation and display.
Finally, in February 2005 the erosion protection scheme was executed. It has three main elements: a main offshore bund, shoreline armour, and stone fill between, all underlain by geotextile to prevent the new structures from settling into the lakebed.
This design created a lagoon between the bund and the island. Any waves large enough to pass over the bund without being "tripped" are stopped by the shoreline armour. The stone fill protects the bed of the new lagoon. It is anticipated that the lagoon will silt up and provide a good environment for reed beds (as are seen elsewhere in the lake) which will act as further defence against wave action. A production line was set up on site for more than 2,000 sandbags. These protect the historic timbers from damage and help preserve them in an anaerobic environment.
Archaeologists from marc carried out a watching brief to ensure that there was no damage to timbers and to recover any new artefacts. Simple garden canes were used to mark historic timbers and guide the placement of rock-armour.
The engineering contractor, Quantum (GB) Ltd, using J McCarthy Ltd as their principal subcontractor, constructed a temporary jetty using ballasted Unifloat pontoons. Sandbags, the terram membrane and the rock armour were taken from this jetty out to the island by a flat-topped pontoon made by locking four small sections together. All the pontoon sections, and the tug, had to small enough to be trucked into Llangors Lake along narrow lanes.
Asecond Unifloat barge carried a 360° excavator which was used to place the rock and stone and, in deeper water, to lower the sandbags from a palette. This plant barge was moored offshore using two spud piles driven temporarily into the lake bed. It was moved around the perimeter of the works as they progressed from the northwest to the northeast in three major phases, dictated by the reach of the 360° machine.
For each section, terram was laid, sandbags placed to hold it in position, and then the lines of historic palisades and piles were sandbagged.
When this was complete, an infill of small stone grit was placed into the gully between the sandbags and around the palisade planks. The medium grade stones were then laid around the sandbags. Finally, the largest grade of rock armour was positioned by the engineer along the summer lake level beach line, and a further rock bund laid around the outer limits of the crannog. The process was then repeated in the next section around the island. Almost all of the work was done by hand.
Conditions were not ideal, as the weather turned extremely cold midway through the programme. We continued to lay rock despite ice forming on the lake. The snow and bitterly cold winds added to the discomfort of the crew working on site, and interfered with the work schedule, so weekends were used to make up days when necessary, enabling the project to be completed ahead of schedule.
The water level in the lake was also a factor. At the start of the work the lake was approximately 500mm above normal summer level. With the subzero temperatures and lack of rain, the lake level dropped rapidly, limiting access by the working pontoons due to their draft requirements.
Working on the lake for an extended period allowed us the privilege of observing the daily routine of the birds on and around the island. The three main players were the swans, geese and a small flock of cormorants that gathered on the island's big willow tree every evening as the work team left. From the shore the birds looked primeval, being long, black and quite large. The geese could be heard in a nearby field early each morning, then a vast flock would fly by and descend onto the lake. Each evening they would gather again on the lake, taking off in great numbers to return to the field for the night. The swans also flew by us, giving a display of their skills of lowlevel flight. Some quite inquisitive – and even proprietorial – individuals came close, begging for food and carefully observing us whilst we worked in the water.
Cadw grant-funded the Llangors Crannog works to the Brecon Beacons National Park and gave scheduled monument consent: without their financial and enthusiastic practical support, the protection could not have been achieved. The project team included Peter Dorling (Brecon Beacons National Park archaeologist), Sian Rees (Cadw), Gerry Wait and Simon Benfield (Gifford Consulting Engineers & Archaeologists), Colin and Leslie McKewan, James Vessey, Louise Munns (Maritime Archaeological Research Consultants/MARC), and Jim Goodfellow and Dave Donaghy (Quantum (GB))
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So, Wisconsin has moved up to No. 5 in the Associated Press (tied with Oklahoma) and coaches polls and Michigan is out - but still receiving votes. No word on who had UW ranked high and low (or who voted for Michigan) as the AP's voter site still has the Week 1 ballots as I write this. Hey, something to do tomorrow.
Anyway, those aren't the only rankings out there.
SI.com's Stewart Mandel, who is an AP voter, has Wisconsin at No. 5 in his power rankings. Writes Mandel: "Considering I expect Washington State to be no worse than a .500 team this year, and possibly a Pac-10 surprise, the Badgers' 42-21 win last Saturday -- particularly the unexpected air show by new QB Tyler Donovan -- qualified as the Big Ten's lone proud moment of opening weekend."
CBS Sports.com's120 rankings has the Badgers at No. 4.
Collegefootballnews.com also has Wisconsin No. 4 in its 1 to 119 rankings (for whatever reason, they don't go to 120).
HeismanPundit.com bases its top-10 teams on how well teams are playing right now (hm, a novel concept). The site has Wisconsin at No. 7 (and Cal at No. 1).
Beyond rankings, many sites also offer - even at this early date - bowl projections. Michigan's loss has helped cement Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl ... at least after one week.
Among those with UW in Pasadena are ESPN.com's Ivan Maisel and Mark Schlabach (both vs. Cal), CBS Sports.com (also vs. Cal) and CFN.com (yes, also against Cal).
Finally, a different kind of ranking. ESPN.com Insider Bruce Feldman tabs the Badgers with the fourth-best defense in the country.
Says Feldman: "One of those very solid defenses that is just very tough everywhere you look. The Badgers don't have the marquee names, like a James Laurinaitis or a Dan Connor, but this is a very smart, disciplined team defense. Last season, the Badgers led the nation in pass efficiency D and finished off the season holding Arkansas to 14 points in the Capital One Bowl. Physical CB Jack Ikegwuonu has NFL tools, although he didn't have a great opener against Washington State. Keep an eye on rangy DE Matt Shaughnessy, who is a budding star and could emerge as a double-digit sack man."
Yao Ming played for the Chinese national team for the first time this summer, combining with the Bucks' newly signed Yi Jianlian to lead China past the Melbourne Tigers, 69-56, in a friendly in Shenzhen on Monday.
Yi finished with a team-high 19 points, and Yao added 12 points in the game played in Yi's hometown. Yao had missed most of the summer due to his marriage and recovery from a shoulder injury sustained with the Houston Rockets.
China's coach, Jonas Kazlauskas, was absent while attending the European championships in Spain.
Wisconsin sophomore tailback Lance Smith has been suspended for the Badgers' five regular-season road games this season, UW officials announced today.
The announcement was made by athletic director Barry Alvarez and Lori Berquam, UW Dean of Students.
Smith, who rushed 11 times or 60 yards in the opener last week, will miss games Saturday against Nevada-Las Vegas, Oct. 6 against Illinois, Oct. 13 against Penn State, Nov. 3 against Ohio State and Nov. 17 against Minnesota.
The action, according to UW officials is the result of a non-academic misconduct case pending against Smith for a July incident.
Smith was suspended from the team on July 18 for violating the athletic department's student athlete discipline policy.
The 19-year-old sophomore from Warren, Ohio faces charges of battery and disorderly conduct for his alleged actions during a fight with his girlfriend.
It now seems likely that Yi Jianlian's arrival in Milwaukee could be delayed until Oct. 3 or 4, after the Chinese national team plays in the CBA-Euroleague Challenge in Kunshan at the end of September.
The Bucks will officially open training camp on Oct. 2 at the Cousins Center in St. Francis.
"We know he is subject to commitments with Team China," Bucks general manager Larry Harris said of his newly signed rookie. "But his intent is to get here as soon as he can."
Yi has played throughout the summer with Team China, and this week he has been able to team up with Houston Rockets center Yao Ming, who returned to the national team for its September schedule. The Chinese team won a pair of games against the Melbourne Tigers, including an 84-78 decision on Wednesday night in Macao, as Yao scored 25 points and Yi contributed 20.
Last week the Bucks were able to sign Yi, their first-round pick in the June draft and the No. 6 overall selection. Harris, team owner Herb Kohl and team vice president Ron Walter traveled to Hong Kong, and the power forward agreed to join the Bucks after discussions involving Guangdong Tigers owner Chen Haitao and Yi's agent, Dan Fegan.
Much has been speculated about any promises the Bucks, and specifically Sen. Kohl, made to Yi about the amount of playing time he will get. It's clear a vital role in the Bucks' rotation was assured in some manner, but Harris did not want to reveal specifics of the negotiations.
"His biggest thing was that we were committed to developing him," Harris said, "that we will create the environment to make it possible for him.
"We will make him a part of it. He'll get a chance to play every night. We're committed that we're going to develop him, and he's going to play."
Does that translate to 20 minutes a night, or maybe 25? Could it be something more?
That ultimately will depend on Yi's development, but most high lottery choices get a chance to prove themselves. Bucks center Andrew Bogut, selected with the top overall pick in the 2005 draft, played 28.6 minutes per game as a rookie. Forward Charlie Villanueva, who will share playing time with Yi this season in the Bucks' frontcourt, was the seventh overall pick by Toronto in the 2005 draft. He averaged 29.1 minutes for the Raptors that season.
But what about those nights when Yi gets in early foul trouble or struggles with his shot? Some tough decisions over playing time could arise. Remember that Bogut, who started 77 games as a rookie and played in all 82, was not always happy with his role that season, even though he averaged 9.4 points and 7.0 rebounds and led all league rookies in rebounds, blocks and field goal percentage.
Chinese basketball officials want Yi to have a meaningful rookie season, with an eye toward the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. The pressure for China to do well in next summer's Games is intense, and Yao has been defending China's Lithuanian coach, Jonas Kazlauskas, against a media assault due to disappointing results this summer.
The Chinese team won just four of 17 games in its three major competitions this summer - the NBA Summer League, the Stankovic Cup and a European tour.
That means basketball fans in China will monitor Yi's performance and progress in Milwaukee quite carefully. But the Bucks had to know what scrutiny they would face when they decided to draft the young man from Shenzhen.
Of all the happenings this summer, Harris said he thought Yi's experience in Las Vegas in early July was quite beneficial.
"He's got a lot of international experience, but being in Vegas, he was able to see the size, the athleticism, the speed of the (NBA) game," Harris said. "He saw how the game is played, and it will help his growth."
The Bucks today requested waivers on 6-foot-10 forward Damir Markota, who was acquired in a 2006 draft-night trade from the San Antonio Spurs.
Markota appeared in 30 games for the Bucks last season and played sparingly, averaging 5.7 minutes and 1.7 points. He played a total of 170 minutes with Milwaukee, and also had two stints with the team's Tulsa affiliate in the NBA Development League.
A 21-year-old native of Sarajevo, Bosnia, he lived in Sweden and Croatia while growing up, and he played with the Cibona Zagreb youth teams in Croatia.
Markota was selected by San Antonio with the 59th overall selection in the 2006 draft, then traded to the Bucks in return for a second-round pick in this year's draft. The Spurs used that pick, the 33rd overall selection, to take 6-7 forward Marcus Williams of Arizona. Williams was the fourth-leading scorer (16.6 points per game) in the Pac-10 Conference as a sophomore last season.
The Bucks will owe Markota nearly $690,000 for the 2007-'08 season.
Second-round draft choice Ramon (pronounced ra-MAHN) Sessions has signed a two-year contract with the Bucks today, team officials confirmed.
Sessions, a 6-foot-3 guard from Nevada, was the 56th overall selection in the June draft. He played for the Bucks summer league team and averaged 5.8 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in four games in Las Vegas in July.
"It was a great learning experience," Sessions said of his time in the NBA Summer League. "The biggest difference is the speed of the game. You've got 7-footers running like guards, and you've got guards running like track stars."
During his junior year at Nevada in 2006-'07, Sessions earned second team all-Western Athletic Conference honors and averaged 12.3 points and 4.7 assists. He opted not to return for his senior year but to try his luck in the draft.
"Everybody had their own opinion, but I felt it was the right decision," Sessions said. "There was no looking back, and I'm happy to be a Buck."
Sessions will figure into the point guard mix for the Bucks, along with starter Mo Williams and backup Lynn Greer. Restricted free agent Charlie Bell, who plays both the point guard and shooting guard positions, remains unsigned.
"I'll do whatever the team needs," Sessions said. "I'll love to have guys on the wing like Michael Redd. Why wouldn't you get him the ball?"
The Bucks held the 56th pick as a result of a February 2005 trade with the Houston Rockets. Milwaukee sent point guard Mike James and forward Zendon Hamilton to Houston in return for Reece Gaines and second-round picks in 2006 and 2007.
"He (Sessions) has a chance to be a good point guard in the NBA," Bucks general manager Larry Harris said. "It was a good decision for the future."
Bucks first-round draft choice Yi Jianlian will not attend the Rookie Transition Program offered to all first-year players by the National Basketball Association.
An NBA spokesman confirmed that Yi would not attend the four-day program, which will be held Tuesday through Friday of next week in New York.
"It just didn't work out," Bucks general manager Larry Harris said. "Our intent is to get him there next year."
Former NBA greats Magic Johnson and Bill Russell will speak to the participants, and media training and financial instruction will be offered during the program.
A total of 80 players are expected to participate, including Ramon Sessions and Awvee Storey of the Bucks.
Harris said there "are certainly a number of scenarios" for Yi's arrival in Milwaukee, and that nothing has been determined yet. An arrival date around Oct. 3 is still a possibility, Harris said.
The Chinese national team is playing in a four-team tournament in Kunshan from Sept. 30-Oct. 2, the CBA-Euroleague Challenge. Houston Rockets star Yao Ming and Yi are expected to play for China in the tourney.
The Bucks open training camp on Oct. 2 at the Cousins Center in St. Francis, and their first exhibition game is scheduled against the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 9 in La Crosse. Game time for the exhibition opener has been changed to 7:30 p.m., and it could mark Yi's debut with the Bucks.
...Casual look.
Seen on who?University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee biology major Yutta Wang, 22, who was strolling on the Eastside Thursday.
Love it, because: the neutral separates look chic, yet comfortable. Her black suede boots and matching handbag first caught my attention. Closer inspection revealed a gray asymmetrical swing sweater paired with black shorts just the right length for moderate temperatures. Wang wouldn't reveal the designers or brands behind her look, but said most of the items were purchased in China (she moved to Milwaukee from China a month ago). She said she enjoys shopping at the Gap, Banana Republic and Urban Outfitters.
"Love your..." is an occasional feature of Milwaukee Mirror, the Journal Sentinel's local look at style and fashion. Don't let your style take a day off. We may be watching.
You never know what you'll find at Cedar Chic, the seasonal boutique in Cedarburg that is open only in the spring and fall.
There is only one way to find out: go.
Saturday, Sept. 29, is a good time to check out the boutique-in-a-barn. Kris Rick and Laura Harrigan, the two ladies who started the boutique that is in its fourth year of operation, are hosting "Charitable Day." A portion of tomorrow's sales will go to Starting Point of Ozaukee, a non-profit organization that supports drug and alcohol prevention.
The boutique is located in the main barn at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Textiles, N50-W5050 Portland Road.
I haven't made it out to the boutique this season, but back in the spring, I discovered some super stylish finds for closet and home. I recall a ruby red evening gown for $18 (it looked more like a million bucks) and a framed poster of Audrey Hepburn in a scene from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" for $48 (now, really, that's pure style history).
Obviously, these items are long gone, as things get snapped up a hurry at Cedar Chic, but this should give you an idea of the ooh-wee worthy nature of the items the boutique may have to offer for fall.
Some other things to know: about 80% of the merchandise is new; the rest is vintage and everything is for sale. Even if it's nailed to the wall, they may take it down and sell it to you. Just ask.
If you don't make it tomorrow, Cedar Chic is open through Oct. 14, but the pickings get slimmer by the day and there is no replenishing of the stock. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursdays; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Fridays; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturdays; and noon to 4 p.m., Sundays.
Check here at the end of each month for upcoming stylish events.
Oct. 3: Trocadero restaurant, 1758 N. Water St., hosts a fashion show and silent auction benefiting Children's Pathways, a non-profit organization that supports students' interests in the arts and academics. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. $20 in advance; $25 at the door. (414) 963-8705.
Oct. 5: Ess Elle Style Studio, 1919 E. Kenilworth Place, hosts "Friday Fling," with massages, refreshments, eye brow waxing and more. 7 to 9 p.m. (414) 271-3775.
Oct. 10:The Devil Wears...Best of Fashion 2007, a fashion show and silent auction benefiting the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, 19805 W. Capital Drive in Brookfield. Show will feature items from Picardy Shoe Parlour, Faye's, Aversa, Garbs, Suiters, Andre Furs, Ragazza and Optix on Downer. 10 a.m. $75 and $100 per person. (262) 781-9470.
Oct. 11: The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra League and the Milwaukee Art Museum host RunUp to the Runway, a fashion show featuring local designers and students from the Mount Mary College fashion program. 7 p.m. at the Milwaukee Art Museum. $15, reserved seats; $10, general admission. (414) 226-7852.
Oct. 13: Trunk show at Optix on Downer, 2634 N. Downer Ave., featuring eyewear by Judith Leiber, Betsey Johnson and Kata. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (414) 964-3125.
Oct. 15: Fran Hill, 2615 N. Downer Ave., hosts Shop for a Cure. Proceeds to benefit efforts of the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Showhouse for a Cure. 4 to 9 p.m. (414) 962-6000.
Oct. 18-20: Trunk show at Molloy's, 333 W. Brown Deer Rd. in Fox Point, featuring spring and resort wear by Lida Baday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Oct. 18 and 19; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Oct. 20. (414) 351-2000.
Oct. 22: Tribute to Caring fashion show, an event to recognize breast cancer survivors and those who have assisted them, at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center. 6 to 9 p.m. $75. (414) 647-5689.
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The federal government's mortgage-insurance agency is understating how much risk it has taken on, says a group of economists from the New York Federal Reserve and New York University, increasing the likelihood the agency may need taxpayer funds.
The economists warn that the Federal Housing Administration—which has jumped to fill the void left by the collapse of the private mortgage market—is overlooking factors that signal higher losses, according to a working paper released Thursday.
The agency has traditionally turned a profit for the U.S. government. But the economists warn that by underestimating the risks it faces, the FHA has increased the likelihood that it will have to ask Congress for money for the first time in its 75-year history.
The study doesn't say how likely that now is, but "it's hard to imagine that they won't be returning to Congress several times," said Andrew Caplin, one of the authors and an economics professor at NYU. "It's just inconceivable that the loans ... will not cause very large losses."
The FHA says it would need taxpayer money only in a worst-case housing-market scenario.
The economists conclude in their study that the share of borrowers who owe more than their homes are worth may be much higher than the agency forecasts.
The economists estimate that about 40% of mortgages insured by the FHA are worth more than the homes that secure them; as many as 14% of the loans may be for more than 115% of the home's value. The home-price measure used by the FHA puts the latter figure at 6%.
Such underwater borrowers are generally more likely to default if they lose their jobs or have trouble meeting mortgage payments, because they can't easily sell their house.
The FHA, in its annual review, doesn't give an estimate of the share of loans it backs that are underwater, although it does warn that such loans will greatly boost losses.
The economists' study also says the FHA should better account for a higher risk of default among borrowers in areas with high unemployment rates.
"You look at the areas in which they're underwater, you look at the unemployment rate in [those] places, you look at how little was invested upfront, and you know that a lot of these mortgages aren't coming back," Mr. Caplin said.
The FHA's share of the U.S. mortgage market has swelled. The FHA, which doesn't make loans but insures lenders against losses, backs about 25% of all home loans, up from less than 2% three years ago.
Loans backed by the agency are one of the few remaining ways home buyers can make low down payments. The FHA requires a minimum 3.5% down payment, while most private lenders require at least 10%.
FHA officials disagreed with many of the study's conclusions. "It's overstating the flaws," said a senior official who had seen early copies of the report.
The FHA concedes that it faces sharply rising losses as loan defaults mount, and that this is depleting its reserves.
Each year, the agency is required by law to conduct an independent review to estimate the value of its reserves after subtracting 30 years of projected losses. In its latest review last fall, the FHA said its reserves exceed projected losses by $3.6 billion, or about 0.5% of the $685 billion in loans outstanding, down from 3% one year earlier.
The economists' study argues that the agency's situation could be even worse.
The authors say the FHA's review doesn't accurately measure the share of its borrowers who may be underwater because it hasn't properly accounted for a jump in certain refinancing transactions. Those transactions, called streamline refinances, allow FHA borrowers current on their loans to refinance even if the value of the loan equals or exceeds the value of the home.
Streamline refinances, which became popular over the past year as home values plunged, accounted for about 21% of all FHA-backed loans last year, up from 6% the previous year.
The study concludes that at least 33% of borrowers who had a streamline refinance last year were underwater when they refinanced their loans, compared with an estimate of just 1.5% using the FHA's methodology.
"This is one of the world's riskier loans," Mr. Caplin said of extending a loan without knowing how much the collateral backing that loan is worth. "There's no way on earth they would have given you this loan as a new loan today."
Many streamline refinances have helped borrowers who otherwise wouldn't be able to qualify for a refinancing to take advantage of low mortgage rates. The FHA last year tightened rules governing streamline refinances, making them more expensive for borrowers who may be underwater.
FHA officials said the models used by the agency's independent actuary were no different from those used by private financial institutions.
There is "some risk that the FHA portfolio will perform worse than the actuary has predicted because there is uncertainty in any such forecast," said FHA Commissioner David Stevens. "But we stand by the actuarial review's findings as a reasonable assessment of our portfolio today."
The independent actuary that conducts the annual review, Integrated Financial Engineering of Rockville, Md., said its models adequately reflected the risk of streamline refinances and of rising unemployment.
"We did explore different model approaches. The results were virtually identical to what we found," said Tyler Yang, the firm's chief executive.
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Each week from today there is a chance to win a Weekend Film Pass (valid for Sat/Sun 21/22nd Nov) to this years Kendal Mountain Festivals. We will be running this competition every Friday until the Festival: so that's seven tickets to win. All you have to do is answer three questions in a Premier Post and email the answers to us.
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We talked to Al Lee of Posing Productions this week who having just returned from Baffin Island with Leo and crew now has seven weeks to produce The Asgard Project film from over 40 hours of raw footage. Al works best under pressure.
This week he got the trailer out that features Leo Houlding, Sean Leary (USA), and Carlos Suarez (Spain) jumping out of a plane onto a glacier next to Asgard. I asked him about the story behind the footage in the trailer featured below.
"The story behind the jump is that we tried shipping a bunch of stuff ahead of us in March (local outfitters can skidoo stuff up the frozen sea-ice and snow almost to base camp), our stuff did make it there. But three polar bears were sighted in the Asgard area so the Park Service choppered all our stuff out. So then we organised the airdrop to get all the kit back in, we got permission from the Park Services to do this and to sky dive in but the air company weren't so keen on the sky dive so we thought it wouldn't happen. Then once we got there and met the pilots, they were super cool guys and asked if we wanted to sky dive in....... .
For me the airdrop was the most spectacular flight I have ever been on, flying so low over the glacier, with increasingly tight turns as the pilots got more used to the landscape... I was totally green as I get bad motion sickness but I kept the camera rolling. Hanging out the door of a DC-3 doing over 100mph over the incredible landscape of Mt Asgard was definitely the most exciting, adventurous and spectacular things I have ever filmed. Then watching the guys jump out over the glacier was just something else. Just the start of the greatest adventure any of us have been on.
Here's the trailer. We hope you can make it to Kendal for the premiere. I best get back to work"
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- Migration boss defends Aargau public pool ban (07 Aug 13)
- Asylum seekers face public pool ban (06 Aug 13)
Speaking on the issue for the first time on Friday, the justice minister said: "constitutional rights are for everyone and are not negotiable", the Blick newspaper reported in its online edition.
"There is no general, preventive ban on using the pool. There are no grounds for this and no legal basis," the minister said.
Sommaruga was responding to a decision by the authorities in Bremgarten in the canton of Aargau to bar residents in a new asylum centre there from public sport venues and schools.
Earlier this week the head of the Federal Office for Migration, Mario Gattiker, told the Tages-Anzeiger newspaper it was "totally normal" for the town authorities to limit asylum seekers' freedom of movement.
Bremgarten in the canton of Aargau is hosting the first temporary federal asylum centre to open since June when voters approved changes to the law designed to speed up the asylum process.