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View press coverage and media highlights featuring Jordan Winery, including stories and news announcements about Jordan wines, events and our culinary hospitality.
Jordan's Executive Chef Todd Knoll speaks to California wineries making top olive oils.View the Article
Christine Ciarmello compares Jordan Winery's Estate Tour & Tasting to a French-style 'Downton Abbey' experience.View the Article
Jordan's Vineyard Hike is featured in Kathy Bryant's article about visiting Healdsburg.View the Article
Marlene Rossman suggests Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon with a classic New York strip steak.View the Article
2012 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon from Alexander Valley is awarded Platinum at the 2016 Sommelier Challenge Competition.View the Award
Gina Burch highlights her Estate Tour & Tasting experience at Jordan with guest Mrs. Jordan.View the Article
Jordan Cuvée by Champagne AR Lenoble debuts this month, releases spring 2017View the Press Release
Jordan Mackay includes the 2013 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon in his picks of Sonoma.View the Article
Highlighting wineries, cideries, breweries and more around Healdsburg, Jordan Winery is featured as one of the established producers in the area.View the Article
Jordan Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil is featured as a Homeward Bound item in their shopping section, The Mix.View the Article
Winemaker Rob Davis answers Sonoma Vintners' week 5 harvest questions.View the Article
The last few years have been kind to the California wine industry and winemaker Rob Davis agrees.View the Article
Jordan Vineyard & Winery announces the installation of its first apiary, which includes three Flow™ Hives, a crowdsourcing phenomenon from Australia that broke pledge records when the invention was unveiled last year.View the Press Release
Eleven Sonoma wine tasting finds that are worth a visit throughout the valley, including Jordan Winery.View the Article
Director of Marketing & Communications Lisa Mattson recommends three cocktail spots around Healdsburg.View the Article
As a finalist, Jordan's vineyard hike is listed as one of 52 memorable trip ideas on Sunset's adventure agenda.View the Article
Jordan Winery is featured as one of the hosts for The SOMM Journal Camp in Alexander Valley.View the Article
Writer Becky Sue Epstein recommends Jordan Winery's casual lunch and tasting as part of a dream vacation.View the Article
Jordan's blog, The Journey of Jordan, is ranked #12 out of 100 of the best wine blogs.View the rankings here
Writer Geoff Kalish recommends 2014 Jordan Chardonnay for summer: "...Reminiscent of a French Corton-Charlemagne, the wine exhibits an elegant bouquet and taste of vanilla, citrus and exotic spice, with a long, smooth memorable finish. Mate it with delicate seafare like grilled branzino or brook trout as well as lobster."View the article
2012 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon is noted as a perfect bbq-friendly wine.View the Article
Samantha Leal asks "Isn't it time to make amends with chardonnay" and recommends Jordan's Russian River Valley Chardonnay.View the Article
Sustainability efforts are featured as Jordan is one of 11 wineries that are powered by the sun.view the article
Deirdre Bourdet interviews Jordan's Director of Marketing & Communications, Lisa Mattson, about her journey from Kansas Cowtown to Sonoma Wine Country.view the article
Writer Amy Sherman includes Jordan at the top of her list for winery hikes in Sonoma County.view the article
Jordan is featured in Thrillist's top places to visit while in Healdsburg this summer.view the article
Jordan leads the list of 21 Best Things to Do in Healdsburg.view the article
James Knight says the 2014 Jordan Chardonnay is "the only wine standing out of a lineup of Chardonnay for summer sipping."view the article
Ted Rieger interviews winemaker, Rob Davis, about the development and evolution of the house style Jordan Chardonnay.view the article
Jordan wines are poured at The SOMM Journal's 2016 CIA Sommelier Summit.view the article
Lisa Wittke Schaffner, executive director of the John Jordan Foundation, joins the Sonoma County Grape Growers Foundation board of directors.view the post
Jordan Vineyard & Winery, producer of French-inspired Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon for forty years, has expanded its sales team and reorganized sales territories throughout the United States.View the Press Release
Jordan Winery has received its fourth consecutive TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award.learn more
Laurie Forster interviews Lisa Mattson, Director of Marketing and Communications.listen online
John Jordan is featured as a local pilot who flies for business and pleasure.view the article
Jordan's 18 liter bottle, known as a melchior, is presented at the 34th annual Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colorado.view the article
Becky Sue Epstein gives tasting notes for the 2012 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon.view the article
Wine author and seminar host, Mark Oldman, presents Jordan's 18 liter bottle of 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.view the article
Writer Janice Cessna interviews Assistant Winemaker, Maggie Kruse, about the bottling line at Jordan.view the article
Writer Tom Jackson features Jordan's marketing strategy.view the article
Jordan Chardonnay and Cabernet are featured in season two episode six of the Netflix Original Series, "Grace & Frankie."view the image
Jordan is featured in season one episode six of the Netflix Original Series, "Flaked."view the image
Writer Brian Freedman interviews winemaker Rob Davis about the change in style of Jordan's Chardonnay over the years.view the article
Jordan's Vista Point is featured in an article about Sonoma, "The Foodie-est Place on Earth."view the article
John Jordan mentions giving a "sense of place" to guests through the Estate Tour & Tasting and other events at the winery.view the article
Writer Dawn Reiss recommends exploring Jordan olive oil through the Estate Tour & Tasting experience.view the article
Writer Carey Sweet features Jordan's Fall Vineyard Hike.view the article
Jordan's new Summer Vineyard Hike is featured as 1 of 17 things to do this summer.view the article
Sommelier Matthew Kaner writes down his thoughts on aged wines, including the 1981 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon.view the article
2013 Jordan Chardonnay is featured as an Editor's Choice for wines to drink on National Chardonnay Day.view the article
Noted wine author, journalist and educator Karen MacNeil recommends 2014 Jordan Chardonnay in her weekly newsletter: "Jordan chardonnay has become a California classic. And like all classics, it sometimes gets overlooked. But it shouldn't. In an era when so many chardonnays can be overwrought, over-oaked, overworked and overripe, Jordan is just the opposite."View PDF
Anthony Dias reviews the 2014 Jordan Chardonnay: "Smooth and juicy with bright pear, crisp acidity and lovely texture; balanced and long on the finish."view the article
Writer Robert Haynes-Peterson features Jordan in an article about the rise of Sonoma Wine Country.view the article
Robert Whitley reviews the 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon: "an impressive wine that delivers layered aromas of blackberry and cassis, with a wood note of cedar and a hint of oak spice on the finish. Beautifully balanced, it combines power and grace and is likely to improve with age over the next 15 years or more."
Robert Whitley reviews the 2014 Chardonnay: "Winemaker Rob Davis always delivers an elegant, exquisitely balanced chardonnay and the 2014 is another in that line of successes. This vintage exhibits notes of pear and lemon oil, with mouth-watering acidity and just a hint of oak-spice."
Rich Cook reviews the 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon: "My favorite Alexander Valley producer strikes again with this elegant bottling. It's quite bright, with blackberry and black cherry flooding your senses and joined by fall spice, and the slightest hint of dried herbs. Is fabulous right now, but don't let that keep you from cellaring some for ten or more years."view the article
Writer Norma Meyer describes Jordan's Vineyard Hike as a "winning wine adventure."view the article
Writer Larry Olmsted recommends the 2014 Jordan Chardonnay for Dads who like white wine.view the article
Brad Butcher gets promoted to National Sales Director of Jordan Vineyard & Winery.view the article
Jordan's director of marketing and communications, Lisa Mattson, is interviewed in the North Bay Biz feature on Women of the Vine.view the article
Wine Writer Rich Mauro recommends the 2012 Cabernet Sauvingon as a wine to splurge on.view the article
Jordan is recommended as a world-class winery to visit in Healdsburg.view the article
Writer Christopher Sawyer mentions Jordan in the history of Cabernet Sauvignon in Alexander Valley.view the article
Jordan 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon is featured in a Bordeaux blend blind tasting.view the article
The inaugural International Wine Film Festival awards the title of Best Music Video to Jordan's 2015 harvest parody "Dirty Work."View the post
Writer Jill Robinson suggests Jordan's Vineyard Hikes as a way to get close to winemaking in Sonoma Valley on foot.view the article
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr recommend the 2014 Jordan Chardonnay.view the article
Jordan's 2014 Russian River Valley Sonoma County Chardonnay is reccomended.view the article
Author Dan Dunn says his book, "American Wino" pairs well with the Jordan Cab.view the article
Imbibe features Jordan for posting beautiful photos of wine and food culture on Instagram.view the article
Writer Garrick Ramirez recommends Jordan for its Estate tour and better-than-your-honeymoon suites and cottage.view the article
A video interview with John Jordan at the winery.view the article
Jordan is a finalist in the Sunset Travel Awards for Best Vineyard/Tasting Room Experience.view the article
Wine & Spirits magazine's annual Restaurant Poll names Jordan the top Cabernet Sauvignon on U.S. wine lists, and Jordan Winery the no. 2 overall wine brand.View the article
Jordan's new Vineyard Hike is featured.view the article
Writer Lenox Magee features Jordan's 2013 Chardonnay as one of Bleu's "Favorite Wines to Try" and calls Jordan a must visit winery when tasting through Sonoma County.view the article
Giants Manager, Bruce Bochy says Jordan is his "go to place."view the article
Brent Young, vineyard and ranch manager at Jordan, is a winner of the Business Journal's 2016 Forty Under 40 award.view the article
Jordan is featured among other Sonoma wineries for its sustainability practices.view the article
Writer Dale Robertson features Jordan in his article discussing wine country in Sonoma.view the article
Jordan Vineyard & Winery has been selected for the 2016 Best of Geyserville Award in the Wine category by the Geyserville Award Program.View the Press Release
Jordan's Vineyard Hike is featured as a new wine country activity that will delight your palate and senses.view the article
Writer Ian White recommends the five best wineries to hike in Sonoma County, including Jordan.View the Article
Jordan's "French touch" with winery accommodations for rewards members is profiled in the special wine issue of North Bay Biz magazine.view the article
Writer James Knight features several wineries with guest accommodations, including Jordan.view the article
Writer John Intardonato features Jordan's sustainability efforts on page 81.view the article
Jordan was named the #2 Most Popular Restaurant Wine List Brand of 2015 in Wine & Spirits magazine's 27th annual Restaurant Poll.View the article
Sonoma County Winegrowers and Sonoma County Vintners invite buyers from around the U.S. to experience all Sonoma has to offer.view the article
Tastevin, a new technology created by John Jordan, is featured.view the article
Jordan Winery is recommended by Bite Club Eats as a,"fun-loving yet elegant winery."view the article
Writer Taryn Phaneuf features Jordan in an article about sustainability practices in Healdsburg.view the article
Writer Christine Rogel highlights the top things to do and see while in Healdsburg, including wine pairing at Jordan.view the article
Writer Mary Orlin highlights Jordan's newest wine parody video, "Daily Fantasy Wine Report" just in time for Super Bowl fever.View the article
The CEO of Jordan, the eponymous and famous California winery, hasn't been a passenger on a jet in 11 years. Writer Margie Goldsmith profiles this pilot turned vintner.view the article
Two Jordan Winery seafood recipes are highlighted in this year's guide: Braised Snapper and Salmon Rillettes.View the article
A look at the Star Wars: Episode VII premiere excitement building at wineries in Northern California, including Jordan.View the article
Writer Mary Orlin suggests perfect pairings of galactic world inhabitants and down-to-earth wines, including 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon with Poe Dameron.View the article
Writer Jackie Burrell taps the Bay Area's culinary and mixology pros, including Jordan's chef Todd Knoll, to create the ultimate Star Wars menu.View the article
Jordan's Lisa Mattson named Chief Marketing Officer of the Year at the 2015 North Bay Business Journal's Wine Industry Awards.View the article
Jordan's Rob Davis named Winemaker of the Year at the 2015 North Bay Business Journal's Wine Industry Awards.View the article
2013 Jordan Chardonnay is recommended for its "French flair and Cali kick" and Jordan's ability to bring "the best of all worlds into the glass."View the Article
Jordan Winery's blog ranks no. 6 on this Top 100, one of only two winery blogs included in the entire list.View the article
Local olive oil makers and chefs, including Jordan's Todd Knoll, discuss myriad uses for their artisan olive oils.View the article
Jordan wine and olive oil gift boxes are recommended as holiday gifts for wine lovers and foodies.View the Article
Our chef's Meyer Lemon Hazelnut Mashed Potatoes recipe paired with Jordan Chardonnay is recommended for Thanksgiving dinner.View the Article
An in-depth Q&A with our winemaker of 40 harvests and counting, Rob Davis.View the Article
2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon is amongst the only 16% of wines tasted that made the cut for this annual December report.View the accolade
Writer Sandra Ramani recommends the most classic and romantic honeymoon destinations, including Sonoma County wine country and Jordan.View PDF
Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon is amongst the 12 Cabernets and Bordeaux blends that made the Top 100 list for 2015.View the Article
Jordan wins Best Wine Themed Video in the inaugural Born Digital Wine Awards.View the Post
Jordan, once again, has hit it big with their newest Harvest 2015 video, a parody of Austin Mahone's newest single "Dirty Work."View the Post
The parody of Austin Mahone's newest single "Dirty Work" brings a little funk to Sonoma County's toughest season.View the Article
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away … or rather, in 1977 in California's Sonoma County, vintner John Jordan was introduced to Star Wars.View the Article
Jordan's 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon and 2013 Chardonnay are featured on the popular television program, Check, Please! Bay Area.view the article
A legendary winemaker celebrates a milestone harvest.View the Article
Writer Bob Highfill discusses Rob Davis's 40th harvest at Jordan, including festivities and a surprise guest during the author's Jordan Harvest Lunch.View the Article
Harvest Lunches at Jordan are featured as one of the special experiences offered in Wine Country during harvest season.View the Article
The Wine Business blog highlights our latest Star Wars video tribute.View the Post
Creative chefs reflect on the most ephemeral of the culinary arts.View the Article
A day in the life of five different Sonoma County residents who make wine, including our assistant winemaker.View the Article
Our chef's Fig, Corn and Green Bean Salad recipe is featured.View the Article
Learn the story of newlyweds Emily and Richard Jordan Helter, named for Alexander Valley's Jordan Winery, who visited us recently for the first time.View the Article
A profile of Rob Davis as he begins his 40th harvest at Jordan Winery.View the Article
Writer Virginie Boone discusses the 2015 harvest and Rob Davis's 40th harvest celebration at Jordan.View the Article
Learn how our chef uses the Made with Paper app to create menus for dinners at Jordan.View the Post
Writer Carey Sweet recommends five destinations for sunset dinner in Napa and Sonoma, including Jordan.View the Article
Writer Garrick Ramirez recommends nine "lovely" wineries to visit on Healdsburg's Wine Road, including Jordan.View the Article
Enjoy the bounty of all that is grown in Sonoma County with five distinct events, including Jordan Harvest Lunches.View the Article
2013 Jordan Chardonnay fall food & wine pairing feature: Soba Noodles and Beet Greens with Butternut Squash. View page 16 of Chef magazine for the recipe.View the Article
The restructure of Jordan's sales team and territories is featured.View the Article
Writer James Brock recommends the 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon with a rich, savory dish like beef cheeks.View the Article
Writer Carey Sweet recommends ways to experience the Perseid meteor shower in wine country, including Jordan's Starlight Supper.View the Article
Culinary travel writer Michelle Winner profiles the Jordan Estate Tour & Tasting for Afar Places.View the Article
Winemaker Rob Davis offers an in-depth explanation of why we've used natural cork closures for our wines since 1976.View the Article
Writer Denman Moody recommends his favorite wines for summer, including the 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon: "The acidity and tannic structure make it cellar-worthy, but why wait? One of the most scintillating, beautiful, pure expressions of Cabernet I have come across this year."View the Article
Writer Dan Berger recommends the 2013 Jordan Chardonnay Russian River Valley: "Leaner and more precise varietal notes of citrus and light toast notes. A more delicate and restrained style of Chardonnay, one of Davis' best ever. Excellent value."View the Article
Writer Dan Berger recommends the 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon Alexander Valley: "The excellent 2011 Cabernet vintage in the North Coast (don't believe what you've read about this cool year!) helped Rob Davis craft a real gem. Perfect varietal character of red and dark cherry fruit, a complex mid-palate, and a wine with the moderation in all things (13.8% alcohol) to become great in the cellar. Sensational wine making."View the Article
Jordanwinery.com has been awarded silver at the 45th annual Creativity International Media & Interactive Design Awards in the category Website-Consumer.View the Press Release
A list of those top wineries based on insider tips, reviews and articles that make for the perfect introduction to Sonoma County.View the Article
James Knight recommends his favorite Cabernet Sauvignons from the atypical 2011 vintage, including Jordan.View the Article
Writer Alia Akkam profiles several vineyard and farm destinations for al fresco dinner parties, including Jordan Winery.View the Article
Sustainable sipping recommendations: local wineries doing well by the planet and your palate, including Jordan.View the Article
Anthony Dias recommends the 2011 Jordan Cabernet.view the article
Celebrity Chef Charlie Palmer recommends his favorite things in Healdsburg, including the guest suites at Jordan.View the Article
Editor Brad Culp talks with Winemaker Rob Davis about his triathlon training, which prepares him for harvest season.View the Article
Master Sommelier Andrea Immer Robinson recommends the 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon: "...a silky and fragrant reminder of why this wine's fan base has never waivered since its inaugural 1976 vintage."View the Article
Nick Holmes joins Jordan Vineyard & Winery as Western Regional Sales Director.View the Article
Hotel Healdsburg and Jordan Vineyard & Winery team up to create Farm to Fork Culinary Journey getaway package.View the Article
Anthony Dias Blue recommends 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon: "Smooth and fruited with bright plums, keen acidity and soft herbs; elegant, balanced and long."View the Article
Editor Alexandra Russell profiles the Estate Tour & Tasting experience at Jordan.View the Article
Jordan announces the appointment of Nick Holmes, Western Regional Sales Director.View the press release
Writer Hayley Hamilton says the 2011 Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon is a "...well structured, high quality wine, even in a very difficult vintage year. Well rounded and nicely textured, with layers of red cherry, berry, soft herbs, dark chocolate and spice. A wine that is lovely to enjoy now, but will also age for several years."View the Article
Robert Whitley says, "This vintage is structured and balanced, straddling the fine line between richness and firmness that creates a scintillating tension. Aromas of lemon oil and spice dominate now, but this wine will age well as it moves toward more mature aromas and that seductive touch of butterscotch that shows up eventually in perfectly aged white Burgundies."View the Post
The 2015 edition of Jordan Winery's complimentary wine country lifestyle magazine, Estate Tales, is now available.View the Post
Matt Villano discusses exciting food, wine and travel discoveries in Healdsburg, including Jordan.View the Article
Venture to Northern California wine country to enjoy the relaxed charms of Healdsburg, including Jordan. Learn more about Victoria magazine at victoriamag.com.View the Article
A travel profile about Jordan's history, Old-World elegance and hospitality.View the Article
Writer Kristine Hansen offers a look at the new 100% Sustainable initiative by Sonoma County Winegrowers. Jordan's Brent Young is quoted.View the Article
John Jordan talks about the latest news from Jordan on the "What's Cookin' with Michael Horn" radio program.Listen Online
Results from the annual Wine & Spirits Restaurant Poll, where Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay earned spots.View the article
Winemaker Rob Davis offers a perspective on winemaking decisions for high-end wines, including fruit and barrel selection.View the Article
Hotel Healdsburg and Jordan Vineyard & Winery have teamed up to offer the "Farm to Fork Culinary Journey," the ultimate wine country getaway package, featuring luxury hotel accommodations, Jordan's Estate Tour & Tasting and a farm-fresh dinner at Dry Creek Kitchen.View the Press Release
In the battle for best winery video, California's Jordan uses the Force to strike back.View the Article
Highlights from the Wine Enthusiast Star Awards Gala where Jordan received the American Winery of the Year award.View the Article
Jordan's Estate Tour & Tasting has been named a finalist in the first-ever Sunset Travel Awards. Winners will be announced in June.View the Article
Jordan Winery's use of video storytelling is profiled in the wine industry's leading magazine.View the Article
The new jordanwinery.com realizes our vision for a dynamic, multi-media website that tells our story and provides useful information with the backdrop of stunning visual imagery.View the Post
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Experimental Validation of Model of Electro-Chemical-Mechanical Planarization (ECMP) of Copper
J. Ebert[1], S. Ghosal[1], A. Emami-Naeini[1]
[1]SC Solutions, Sunnyvale, CA, USA
This paper describes the development of a COMSOL model of Electro-Chemical-Mechanical Planarization (ECMP) that was validated with experimental data. ECMP is used for processing of semiconductor wafers. We developed a 2D model of flow of phosphoric acid solution (the electrolyte) between two parallel plates that focuses on the physics and electrochemistry in ECMP. The model includes steady-state ...
Simulation and Design of a Microfluidic Respirometer for Semi-Continuous Amperometric Short Time Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BODST) Analysis
F.J. del Campo[1], A. Torrents[1], J. Mas[2], F.X. Muñoz[1]
[1]Instituto de Microelectronica de Barcelona, IMB-CNM (CSIC), Campus Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain
[2]Departement de Genètica i Microbiologia, Campus Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Bellaterra, Barcelona, Spain
Introduction: This work presents the design of a novel flow cell based miniaturized electrochemical respirometer to monitor organic content in water samples semi-continuously, in contrast to current Biochemical Oxygen Demand, BOD, methods. Simulation techniques has been used to parameterize and optimize aspects such as height and length of the channels, materials and thickness, flow and oxygen ...
Numerical Simulation of Evaporation Processes in Electron Beam Welding - new
E. Salomatova[1], D. Trushnikov[1], V. Belenkiy[1], V. Tsaplin[1]
[1]Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Perm, Russia
In this paper describes an original method for indirect measurement of the vapor pressure and temperature in the keyhole in electron beam welding. This method is based on the determination of the concentration of chemical elements in the vapor above the welding zone. Taking into account these data model is built 2D diffusion processes with heat and mass transfer elements in the melt, which ...
Dynamic Simulation of Interface Shapes During Chemical Vapor Deposition
J. V. Jayaramakrishna[1], S. K. Thamida[1]
[1]National Institute of Technology Warangal, Warangal, Telangana, India
Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) finds application in many manufacturing processes of microelectronic devices and MEMS as a recent development. It is also useful for preparation of functionalized surfaces in microsensor kind of devices. The phenomena that is studied is deposition of a crystalline material for example Silicon from the gas phase substance such as Silicon Hydride (SiH4). The ...
Relevance of Hydro-Mechanical-Chemical Processes Involved in the Construction and Operation of Copper Heap Leach Pads
M. Tincopa[1], A. Nardi[2], G. Roman-Ross[2] , J. Molinero[2]
[1]Technic University of Catalonia (UPC), Barcelona, Spain
[2]Amphos 21 Consulting, Barcelona, Spain
Heap leaching in the mining industry had become a sophisticated practice at least 500 years ago. It is a mineral processing technology whereby piles of crushed Run-of–Mine rock are leached with chemical solutions to extract minerals. The goal of this work is to contribute to the understanding of the behavior of a heap leach pad by using coupled Hydro-Mechanical-Chemical simulations. COMSOL ...
Mathematical Model of Vacuum Foam Drying - new
M. Sramek[1], J. Weiss[2], R. Kohlus[1]
[1]Department of Food Processing Engineering, Institute of Food Science and Biotechnology, Hohenheim University, Stuttgart, Germany
[2]Department of Meat Science and Food Physics, Institute of Food Science and Biotechnology, Hohenheim University, Stuttgart, Germany
The mathematical model is closely related to the development of a novel drying method for high viscous and sticky materials. The foamed state facilitates diffusive moisture transport and therefore accelerating the drying process. Moreover the dried porous material can be easily converted into the powder. The mathematical modelling aimed at evaluating the complex drying process as basic ...
Model of Combustion Synthesis of Thermoelectric Calcium Cobaltates
J. Selig, and S. Lin
Lamar University, Beaumont, TX, USA
Self-propagating High-temperature Synthesis (SHS), a very economical synthesis of oxides was used in our lab to produce oxide materials. SHS process uses a highly exothermic reaction to convert reactants rapidly to pure products with minimal external energy input. This reaction is initiated by an igniter and reaction front propagates from the ignition through the rest of the sample. The fast ...
Microvascular Dysfunction in PAD Patients - new
K. Cluff[1], H. Mehraein[1], B. Jayakumar[2]
[1]Department of Bioengineering, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, USA
[2]Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS, USA
Background: Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is characterized by atherosclerotic blockages of the arteries supplying the lower extremities, which cause a progressive accumulation of ischemic injury to the skeletal muscles of the lower limbs. Despite revascularization treatment intervention some PAD patients require follow up secondary treatment due to a continued decline in limb function, ...
Using COMSOL Multiphysics to Model Crust Development at the Surface of Whole Beef Meat Subjected to Hot Air Jet
J. Sicard [1], S. Portanguen [1], C. Chevarin [1], A. Kondjoyan [1]
[1] INRA Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Saint-Genès-Champanelle, FRANCE
Crust which develops at the surface of meat leads to reactions which affect food color, flavor and safety. Whole pieces of meat are only contaminated by microorganisms at their surface. Thus intense thermal treatment can inactivate pathogenic bacteria; however the associated high temperatures also lead to the formation of carcinogenic compounds. An experimental study of crust development at ...
Water Quality Modeling of Drinking Water Storage Reservoir Noardburgum
N. Wolthek[1]
[1]Vitens NV, Zwolle, The Netherlands
The water storage reservoir at the WTP Noardburgum is used to even out demand and supply and ensure a stable drinking water production capacity. At the moment the rectangular reservoir has a single pipeline which serves as an inlet during the fill cycle and as an outlet during the draw cycle. This study aims to examine the current mixing characteristics of the reservoir and to investigate ...

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An eye-opening account of how Congress today really works—and doesn't—that follows the dramatic journey of the sweeping financial reform bill enacted in response to the Great Crash of 2008.
The founding fathers expected Congress to be the most important branch of government and gave it the most power. When Congress is broken—as its justifiably dismal approval ratings suggest—so is our democracy. Here, Robert G. Kaiser, whose long and distinguished career… (more)
Publisher: Vintage (May 07, 2013)
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Our Friend will be Missed: Lawrence Phipps III
The Highlands Ranch Historical Society is sad to hear of the loss of a great friend, Lawrence Phipps III.
Mr. Phipps was gracious, kind, and ever so helpful to us, and thus to the community of Highlands Ranch.
He freely gave of his time and knowledge to the Society, and helped us understand and appreciate so many things about the Mansion and life on the
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Wild Ones Welcomes New Executive Director: September 23, 2015 10:31 am : Chapter Happenings!, Landscaping with Native Plants, What's New, Wild for Monarchs
Monday, September 14th, 2015 was Gail Gerhardt's first day as Wild Ones new Executive Director. Gail will be transitioning into her new position with the aid of Donna VanBuecken, who has spent the past 17 years as Executive Director of the organization.
Gail Gerhardt has:
- Certificate in nonprofit organization management
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- Bachelor's degree in Business Management
Her work experience includes:
- Executive director for a mechanical contractors association since 2001 (among many duties, she represented the contractors board, maintained financial records including budgets, receipts, disbursements, financial statements, audits, and reports. She prepared meeting agendas and minutes.)
- Crisis intervention counselor since 1998
Many of Donna's innovations will be taken over by Gail in the upcoming six months. There is a lot for Gail to learn about Wild Ones including developing and maintaining the WILD Center, monthly email messaging from the Executive Director, publishing the Wild Ones Journal, keeping communications lines open, establishing partnerships and working with like-minded organizations, so we ask for your patience.
If you have questions or need to contact Gail, please email
See the Wild Ones website for more information about the organization and about native plants and natural landscaping.
Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it turned into a butterfly." – Anonymous
Our Partners in Wild for Monarchs
At the 2012 Wild Ones Annual Membership Meeting, the membership voted to partner with Monarch Joint Venture and Monarch Watch's Bring Back the Monarchs program to help the monarchs and their migration. As a result of that meeting, Wild Ones established a committee which spent the next eight months developing information, materials, presentations and contacts which officially became the Wild for Monarchs campaign. The campaign is designed to harness the power of our national membership and our 50 local chapters to educate and advocate for the monarchs and the native plants that support the monarch population and their migration.
Moving for Monarchs became our partner in 2014 and has shared the stage with us here at the WILD Center.
In 2015 we expanded our partnerships to include The Nature Conservancy's Go Wild with Native Gardening program and the National Pollinator Garden Network's campaign to register one million pollinator gardens nationwide. Preserving, restoring and establishing native plant communities is the most effective way to preserve habitat for native pollinators – bees, butterflies, including monarchs, ants, and bats. We see these partnerships as a step in the right direction toward better native habitat development, management and protection.
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Monarch Migration in Danger
The Monarch Butterfly (Danaus plexippus) is the state insect of Alabama, Idaho, Illinois, Minnesota, Texas, and West Virginia. Although this magnificent insect is not endangered, many populations face an uncertain future due to habitat loss in their wintering grounds in Mexico and California as well as in summer breeding grounds throughout North America. If you would like to read more information about the monarchs and their migration, please go to our monarch migration in danger webpage. Here you'll find information and links to other good resources and websites.
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In May 2015, the White House has issued the National Strategy to Promote the Health of Honey Bees and Other Pollinators As a follow up to that announcement in June 2015, the First Lady Michelle Obama again welcomed students from across the country to participate in the ten Let's Move! sub-initiative programs to harvest the White House Kitchen Garden. During this same event, she took the opportunity to also highlight the National Pollinator Garden Network Challenge These steps all were the result of the strong steps the White House took in 2014 toward developing a plan to improve monarch and pollinator habitat including more research. Read more about the historic meeting on monarchs between the three North American Leaders Following that President Obama issued a Memorandum creating a federal strategy to promote the health of honey bees and other pollinators. The fact sheet on the economic challenge posed by declining pollinator populations guidelines is thought-provoking. As a result of President Obama's Memo, managers of federal facilities are integrating pollinator-friendly strategies into everyday design, operations and maintenance activities.
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Wild Ones Milkweed in State Capitals Letter Writing Campaign
Wild Ones recently launched a letter writing campaign asking the state governors to grow milkweed at the state capitals and at their residences. We thought you might like to join this campaign by writing letters to the governors of your states. Follow the link above to see a sample letter, emails and talking points you can use in your own correspondence or go to Letter Writing Campaign for more information.
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- Here is a list of activities that you can do with kids to help them learn about the monarchs. If you have any additional items that could be posted here, please email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Have you or your children ever seen butterfly airplanes in your yard? in your garden? Then you'll love this book by Joan Calder entitled Airplanes in the Garden. Written in a format easily understood by children, the illustrations are also awesome. Order yours now from the Wild Ones Wild Store. Just $20 which includes shipping and handling.
- Milkweed, Monarchs and More – a Field Guide to the Invertebrate Community in the Milkweed Patch by Ba Rea, Karen Oberhauser and Michael A. Quinn is a beautiful book about milkweed and the invertebrates that depend on milkweed, including monarchs. If this is the guide for you, go to https://www.monarchlab.org/store/p-59-the-enlarged-and-updated-second-edition-of-milkweed-monarchs-more.aspx to purchase this large format, 79 page book.
- Wild Ones "Celebrate the Monarch" Photos Wild Ones Photo Contest has a special category year titled "Celebrate the Monarch." Check out these great photos. Watch for other awesome photos which we will post from time to time.
Have you ever seen what a flower looks like under a microscope? Look here for some awesome shots of the Common Milkweed. http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/indexmag.html?http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/bj-index.html
Monarch Joint Venture
Monarch Joint Venture is comprised of a number of partners who are focused on preserving the Monarch butterfly. Monarch Joint Venture and its partners work throughout the U.S. to conserve and protect monarch populations and their migratory phenomena by implementing science-based habitat conservation and restoration measures in collaboration with multiple stakeholders. The partners in the joint venture include federal agencies, university botany departments and private not-for-profits including nature centers and member organizations.
Monarch Watch's Bring Back the Monarchs Program
Wild Ones is pleased to be partnering with the Monarch Watch (MW) Bring Back the Monarchs program (BBTM) which has the primary focus of gathering and propagating seed in an effort to increase the milkweed population throughout the United States. BBTM is concentrating on the 21 most common species.
We encourage everyone to help us out with this effort by gathering milkweed seed in authorized locations, cleaning the seed, preparing appropriate labels and sending it into Monarch Watch for future use. Click here for additional details Monarch Watch's Bring Back the Monarchs www.monarchwatch.org/bring-back-the-monarchs


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[W/CRAPPY SONG] Wade Michael Page, Sikh Temple Mass Murderer, Got His Racist Start in Orange County's White-Power Music Scene
The world is collectively retching at the mass murder at a Milwaukee-area Sikh temple committed by one Wade Michael Page (left, at right), a loser white supremacist. Media is reporting that Page was in the white-power music scene, listing his bands with little thought or research.
But we at the Weekly, of course, are better than the average media outlet, so when we noticed that one of the bands listed is our very own Youngland, a crappy OC white-power group that has had an undue influence on the neo-Nazi scene in the United States, you know we hopped onto our wayback machine to see how Page got on his racist start here in beautiful OC, in the incestuous circle jerk that is OC white-power music.
Page with (I think) Youngland, or maybe Aggressive Force. But he's the loser on the left in the group photo. Screen grab from interview Youngland's drummer did with loser website
Records obtained by the Weekly show that Page moved to Orange in 2001 and joined Youngland. At the time, the band had a habit of playing secret white-power shows at The Shack, an Anaheim concert venue that went out of business after the Weekly exposed their habit of hosting white-power shows. Youngland also was scheduled to play at the La Habra Moose Lodge until--you know it!--the Weekly exposed that little gig.
Members of Youngland at the time included infamous neo-Nazi Martin Cox and Kenn Etiquette, the founder of Radio White, which for years was the most-influential white-power radio station in the world (betcha dollars to cents there are Radio White archives with Etiquette interviewing Page). Through those connections, Page would've had contact with Tom Metzger, one of the godfathers of the modern-day white-power movement, as Metzger was a frequent guest of OC neo-Nazis during the early 2000s.
Page, at left, with Youngland
But Youngland wasn't Page's only OC-based white-power music connection. Aggressive Force was the side project of Youngland's drummer. Blue Eyed Devils, Max Resist, and Intimidation One all played the OC scene. By then, Page was long-gone from OC but always had a home here.
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While with Youngland, Page participated in the recording of their album, Winter Wind, which was released in 2003, around the time Page moved from Orange County. "We are still friends with all the guys who pass through Youngland," Etiquette said in an interview earlier this year, "and I learned a lot with each and every one of them." He's listed as the vocalist on the song "Activist or Terrorist," a song that's ostensibly about how the Holocaust is fake but, like most white-power music, makes no sense whatsoever. The song was on YouTube but was deleted--gee, I wonder why? The last lyric is especially chilling given Page's final massacre:
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Small Group Provence and Lavender Museum Day Trip from Avignon
- Professional guide
- Entrance fees
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- Transportation by air-conditioned minivan
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- The photo stop at Senanque Abbey is included only during the blooming period from June 15 to July 15
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Reviewed by: dkmaf340, August 2016
This tour is best taken the Lavender is in full bloom. I can only imagine the country side filled with the beautiful purple flowers. There was still plenty of Lavendin to be seen. You have to take the tour to learn the difference between Lavender and Lavendin. Watching the distilling process of the Lavender was fascinating and the smells throughout the region was soothing and relaxing. Our guide Anais was the consummate professional and since she was born in the area her knowledge was unsurpassed.
Reviewed by: Wai Fung L, July 2016
Very good trip, tour guide, tour agency - would definitely recommend to everyone travelling to Avignon


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My Dear Fellow Villamorians!
Welcome to http://villamorhighschool.org.
Please use the announcement/greeting section for your greetings and events. You can also use the Villamorians seeking Classmates for messages.
This website is dedicated to you by caring Villamorians who want to give you news from Villamorians and friends all over the world and at the same time keep the communication with current VHS students, teachers and administrators going. Read more...
Rebecca Ventura Wilder, Class'65/ Website Administrator
FROM: Mel E Casupanan, VHSAAA President
March 6 at 7:46pm
To My Fellow Villamorians,
Here it is... We're getting to the most exciting period for our Upcoming 11th Grand Reunion of the Villamor High School (VHSAAA) from Oct. 14, 2016 to Oct. 16, 2016 at the Tuscany Suites & Casino (255 E. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89169.
You don't want to miss all the fun, excitement, great memories, camaraderie, unending sharing and most of all, the priceless picture taking (or you call it, selfies/groupies now) of your classmates, batchmates, awesome friends and meet more people to add on your Facebook friends!
This Reunion is expected to have the most number of attendees, just imagine, Las Vegas, as they say, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas (just keep it to yourselves, please!)
Here's the Schedule:
1) Oct. 14, 2016 (Fri) - Our Costume Party (whatever suits you or your group, maybe get together with your classmates/batchmates so you're all matching, easy to find & mingle)
2) Oct. 15, 2016 (Sat) - Our Traditional Gala Night (wear your best Formal attire, like before)
3) Oct. 16, 2016 (Sun) - A day of fun & sun for a Picnic, courtesy of your VHSAAA 2014-2016 Officers
In addition, we're also having a Bus Trip on Mon (Oct. 17) and/or Tues (Oct 18) at Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon. Please let us know on the Registration Form if you're staying and participating for this trip.
Hotel Room Reservations:
It's OPEN now to book online or call the Tuscany Suites & Casino...
Group Code: 140749
$69.00 per guestroom, per night from Sun through Thurs, single or double occupancy, plus 12% tax
$115.00 per guestroom, per night for Friday and Saturday (weekend rate), single or double occupancy, plus 12% tax
NOTE: We were able to have Hotel waive the $24.00 Resort Fee per night for the group.
Reservation requests received after the Sept. 25, 2016 CUTOFF will be confirmed on a space available basis at the prevailing rate. Rate valid 3-days before/after the venue.
Any questions or comments, please email or text me...
More to come...
Best Regards,
Mel E Casupanan, VHS73
President, VHSAAA 2014-2016
Text me at (909) 544-6860
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'Hating Breitbart' director to debate ACORN founder
Milwaukee native Andrew Marcus, whose documentary "Hating Breitbart" played in theaters last year, will debate the founding organizer of ACORN, the group Andrew Breitbart famously took on.
The debate with Wade Rathke - scheduled to air and stream online on Rathke's radio show on KABF-FM in Little Rock, Ark., where ACORN was founded - is scheduled for 10 a.m. May 17, according to a release from the movie's publicist. That same day, "Hating Breitbart" is scheduled to get a return trip to theaters (although as of Tuesday, none of those theaters is in Wisconsin) before coming out on DVD May 21. »Read Full Article
New Year's Eve parties in Milwaukee
This list is for the last-minute planners; the free-spirited Milwaukeeans seeking a good time for New Year's Eve 2013 without commitment.
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"True Detective" (Jan. 12, HBO) Louisiana crime drama with Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey. Created by novelist and short story writer Nic Pizzolato, who wrote for "The Killing." »Read Full Blog Post
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The Green Bay Packers' victory against the Chicago Bears on Sunday was the second-highest-rated Packers game of the season on Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6).
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Time again to note the restaurant passings of 2013.
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On Tap Today: Last free Monday at Milwaukee Public Museum - and 2nd-last Jim Gaffigan show at Pabst
It's the end of a freebie era, of sorts: Starting Thursday, the Milwaukee Public Museum will drop its free Monday admission for Milwaukee County residents and instead offer county residents free admission - and longer hours - the first Thursday of the month.
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