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- Package Quantity: 1 fl oz (30 ml)
- Dimensions: 1.4 x 2.1 x 5 in, 0.2 lbs (0.09 kg)
- Est. 1994
- Homeopathic
- Doctor Formulated
- Readily Absorbed
- Safe
- No Known Side Effects
- Easy to Use
- Scientifically Tested*
- 20% Organic Alcohol
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- No Known Contraindications
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Uses: Temporarily relieves these symptoms associated with allergies and hay fever:
- Runny nose
- Itchy, watery eyes
- Rash
- Headache
- Sneezing
Liddell's Allergy is carefully formulated to alleviate your immediate symptoms and to work at a deeper level to help prevent further allergic responses.
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|Spray twice under the tongue three times per day. For severe symptoms, dosage may be taken up to six times the first day.
|Children 12 and under
|Consult a doctor prior to use.
Do not use if you have ever had an allergic reaction to this product or any of its ingredients.
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Store at room temperature.
Do not use if Tamper Evident seal around neck of bottle is missing or broken.
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|Allium cepa 6X, Apis mel 3X, Aralia rac 6X, Arundo 30C, Baptisia 3X, Echinacea ang 4X, Euphrasia 6X, Gelsemium 200C, Histaminum hydrochloricum 12X, Lycopodium 6X, Rhus tox 200C, Sabadilla 6X, Sanguinaria 200C, Urtica ur 3X, 200C.
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|Inactive Ingredients: Organic alcohol 20% v/v, Purified water.
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I wasn't sure if it was the antihistamine/decongestant that was working or this but after skipping a day and a half of the product it was obvious that it was working as I gained quick relief after starting again, everything else being equal. Will not work immediatly unless you have been taking it for a while.
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While I'm not troubled by active sinusitis, I suffer badly from post-nasal drip and other symptoms. The upper sinus congestion has reduced with taking this spray. I like it.
I wasn't sure if it was the antihistamine/decongestant that was working or this but after skipping a day and a half of the product it was obvious that it was working as I gained quick relief after starting again, everything else being equal. Will not work immediatly unless you have been taking it for a while.
Good, Safe Product
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This product works well, is safe and reliable. The price is also right...no worries about taking too much, either. Highly recommended.
Excellent product for Allergies
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This is at least as good if not better than the competitors pollinason. I did not expect such results and was pleasently suprised. I am planning to only use liddell's product soon as I might not need the bioallers and pollinason product from bioforce. Been suffering from allergies from 2001.
still early
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but it seems to be helping a little bit. something works for me for a while and then just stops working, so i'll need more time to know for sure.


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An Analysis of the Influence of the Human Nature of Characters on Their Fate in Homer's Iliad
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As humans we are gifted or cursed depending on how you look at it with certain inescapable traits Homer does an excellent job showing the traits through the heroes of the Iliad This essay will discuss how the basic human nature of a few of Homers characters determines their fate Everybody knows that no one is perfect Even the mythological men and women that Homer writes about make mistakes In book one Agamemnon refuses to give Chryseis back to her father a mistake that causes Apollo to kill a number of Achaian soldiers To make matters worse Agamemnon then says to Achilleus Even as Phoibos Apollo is taking away my Chryseis I shall convey her back in my own ship with my own followers but I shall take the fair-cheeked Bryseis your prize I myself going to your shelter that you may learn well how much greater I am than you Book one 182-186 That alone is what set the whole tragedy of Achilleus in motion Agamemnons blaton disrespect of Achilleus is what causes the great warrior to withdraw from fighting until later on in the war when Patroklos is killed In a lot of humans especially males passion can overcome most feelings and lead to irrational thinking The entire war that the Iliad revolves around is based on Pariss inability to overcome his love for Helen Menalaoss love for his wife is what causes the Greeks to engage war against the Trojans Achilleus is a great fighter but even he falls victim to the love bug when Briseis is abruptly taken from him by Agamemnon Though Gods are all-powerful even they can be blinded by love In book 14 even the god of all gods Zeus lets his guard down because of the love he has for his wife Hera Hera there will be time afterwards when you can go there as well But now let us go to bed and turn to love-making
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I couldn't tell what you meant there Fido. You hope what he said was a joke? He was a bit exaggerated but the general idea that Americans believe that any pleasure is bad I think is very true. This digital "drug" doesn't even really work. Even then, parents still freak out despite no detrimental side effects. Why?
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I must disagree DDVX. ALL Americans do not think pleasure is bad. I don't. I am assuming you don't. That's 2 Americans in just this tiny forum. It's not fair to disparage religion and morality that way. We need rules and guidance. Rules make things nice for everyone. An example would be all the illegitimate and/or abandoned children running around out there due to a lack of morality/responsibility on the part of the "participants". Sex is quite pleasurable but maybe a little forethought and preparation would be nice huh? For instance: being old enough to understand what you're getting into emotionally etc. There are hundreds more possible examples. Murder might be "pleasurable" to some. Is murder bad? Why?
I mean no offense to anyone. I'm just making a point.
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I understand what you're saying and you're right that I don't think it is bad. Of course when I say things like that I take into account that you are old enough to understand moderation and responsibility. If someone is doing this (pretending that it was an intense high) so much that it affected their lives, then of course it should be regulated. There can always be too much of a good thing. However, the basic act isn't a problem.
Murder isn't a good example because it negatively affects someone else: the one murdered, obviously. Soft-core drugs, alcohol included, don't negatively affect anyone in terms of the effects (not taking into account what that person does that might harm someone while under the influence. That is a different topic.). When I say that nothing is wrong with it, I mean legally. I believe rehab is the correct place to send someone IF they have problems, not jail.
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I still prefer to buy tubes - preferably NOS, roll a few, light them up - take it all in and enjoy my tunes. These tracks don't have the same effect - I'd rather listen to music than these tracks whilst I am bathing in the glow of the tube effect anyway.
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I knew it!! Tube freaks have been promoting this technology because it gets them high! I KNEW IT. Hee Hee. Seriously, I'm with you. What could be better than the liquid sound of beautifully produced music as heard through tube electronics? (OK, I run a T-amp, but I'm sure you get what I mean.) Actually, my first integrated amp was a Dynaco SCA-35 that my dad built from a kit in the mid-60s. I guess my early use of "mind-altering" electronics has ruined me.
Let's make a movie called "Tube Madness." I'm sure the national PTA will be appropriately up in arms.
P.S. I'm a little confused about all this "rolling" and "lighting up" of tubes. I tried that, but I burned my lips.
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This is a real thing, in the sense that there are people who believe this stuff will do something for you. I recall some time ago someone showed me a website that actually has you pay for this stuff.
I would call it snake oil, but at least if you buy snake oil, you have a tangible product.
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Men, I have a dilema. I am in the market for a home protection pistol, easy enough some might say. RIGHT!, ok i am gonna purchase one off the pages of "gunsLot"..9mm or 45?? single action or double?? any advice I do listen to the more experienced gun owner..thanks
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Glock 9mm is your best bet. Safe, durable and accurate. Reliable as hell. 9mm ammo is cheaper to shoot and when loaded with personal defense ammo, it is a stopper. Most any member of the family can handle a 9mm. Is it also going to be carried? You may find cheaper guns, but what is your family worth and is it going to fire when you need it?
thanks samD for the imput, no the choice of handgun willnot be carried, strickly in-house. the PD ammo is something else to consider..
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PD ammo is an absolute must. If god forbid you shoot an intruder and DON't use PD ammo, you are subject to find yourself in very serious legal trouble. Anti-gun Prosecutors have used FMJ ammo as a reason to go after a legal shooter for using "Hunting Ammo" their term. Please take a concealed weapons training course, even if you don't carry. I don't go out to get my paper in the AM without at least a loaded pocket pistol. But what good is a gun if it is locked up inside and unloaded. You could be very dead before you could get to it. The reason I carry a gun is because a cop is too heavy.
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i have a glock 19 loaded with federal 115 +p+ hp for home defense. i would recommend that combo.
I'm just another damn yankee with a loaded gun looking for some fun!
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gonna check out the glock 19
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If your gun is going to be strictly a house gun, go with the full size Glock 17. No reason to sacrifice velocity and accuracy if you don't need to conceal it all day long.
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yes in house only, point well made..thanks
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i have all my guns in my house ina gun safe in my room and i dont have a sertent gun for home defence i would use all of them but i prolly would use my 1911 instead of my shot guns m16 or m14 or rem rifle i like my 1911 very reliable
You can find very solid reliable Rugers for around 300-400 bucks. I have had very good performance with Ruger products and they are less expensive.
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Putting wine into a greater context
When educators talk about wine at the kinds of consumer events I'm doing this week at Karisma Resort, it seems to me that more than just the hedonistic and technical aspects of the wines should be discussed.
I mean, wine is more than just "cherries" or "limes" and bright acidity or steak-worthy tannins and an AVA. Yes, those kinds of things—its flavors and textures, it's varietal mix, its appellation—are important, and consumers want and need to know about them. After all, the reason why folks pay to go to these sorts of events is because they're hungry for more knowledge about wine (and bless them for that!).
But there's so much more to wine. For example, it's important for people who are tasting wines from the company I work for, Jackson Family Wines, to understand things like the Jacksons' commitment to sustainability. It's one thing to talk about (for instance) Stonestreet Christopher's Cabernet Sauvignon, but that wine needs to be put into the context of the fact that Jess loved that mountain so much, he's buried there, his wife, Barbara, lives there, and "Christopher" is the name of their only son. It helps consumers to know about (and I think it's terribly interesting in itself) how Jess left corridors of pathways open throughout the vastness of the Alexander Mountain Estate, to let the critters who have lived there forever—cougars, bears, deer, wild boars and so on—prowl. These things may not have anything to do with the wine's flavors, or how it ages, or the way it pairs with steak. But in a funny way, they do. It places the wine into a greater context, one you can call "intellectual" and "emotional" rather than (merely) hedonistic; and it's in the brain—the seat of intellect and emotions—that wine's greatest appeal lives.
This putting-wine-into-greater-contexts presents more of a challenge to educators. They have to do more research than to just read a tech sheet and regurgitate it to whatever audience they're addressing—which is something I've seen far too much of (and something I admit to being occasionally guilty of myself). But, after all, in this day-and-age of "the story," when we're told that every wine needs something to distinguish itself from every other wine, it does behoove us educators to go beyond the routine and really find out what makes that wine that wine. Especially when the story connected to it is compelling.
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What is an "honest" wine?
We know what "honest" means when applied to people: They're telling the truth. And you can tell when they're telling the truth by giving them a polygraph test. If they pass, they're honest.
But you can't give wine a polygraph test, and yet there is this persistent belief out there, especially among the gatekeepers, that some wines are "honest" and some by implication aren't. The latest example is in the November 2015 issue of The Tasting Panel, in Randy Caparoso's column, "In Search of Honest Wines at Our Somm Camps." Beyond the headline, Randy quotes a local blogger as saying that Lodi Zinfandels are "among the most honest made in California."
Okay, kiddies, pull up a chair and let's talk. Now, I have nothing either for or against Lodi Zinfandel, but why would somebody say it's more "honest" than, say, any of the following wineries that make Zinfandel, all of which I gave 95 points or higher during my stint at Wine Enthusiast: Seven Lions (Sonoma County), Hartford (Russian River Valley), Williams Selyem (Russian River Valley), Dry Creek Vineyard (Dry Creek Valley), Seghesio (Dry Creek Valley), De Loach (Russian River Valley), Deerfield (Dry Creek Valley), Zichichi (Dry Creek Valley), Ravenswood (Sonoma Valley), Gary Farrell (Dry Creek Valley). Then, at 94 points, we have Storybook Mountain (Napa Valley), Bella (Sonoma County), Bluenose (Dry Creek Valley), Joseph Swan (Russian River Valley), Beauregard (Ben Lomond Mountain), Rubicon (Rutherford), Seghesio (Alexander Valley), Schultz (Mount Veeder)—I mean, the list goes on and on.
What makes "Lodi" more honest than those?
I sometimes think that some modern gatekeepers trip all over themselves trying to discover the odd, the out-of-the-way, the underdog, the obscure, the heretofore despised, the outliers, the blue collar, the poor and struggling, in order to heap praise on them, thereby demonstrating their independence, vision, fair-mindedness, liberality and hipness. They seem to hate on the better-known appellations, varieties and wineries. What does Randy himself, a fine fellow whom I always enjoy running into, and a good writer, say about "honest" wines? Well, here's his definition: They are "Wines that express places, not so much arbitrary conceptions of varietal character."
Fair enough; let's try to understand. First, I should think that critics would like it when a wine expresses "varietal character." How many times have you seen critics panning something because it lacks "typicity"? But Randy's use of the phrase "varietal character" is contained within a more complex phrasing: it should also express "place," and the varietal character shouldn't be an "arbitrary conception…"
With all due respect, all of the Zinfandels I mentioned above express "place," in my opinion. As for "arbitrary conceptions of varietal character," what the heck does that mean? I haven't the slightest idea. Do you? What makes one expression of varietal character "honest" while another is "arbitrary"? For example, I have a certain notion of what a good Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel should taste like, and in my mind it does have "varietal character" that is modified by that special Dry Creek briary, brambly taste. Does that mean a good Dry Creek Valley Zin isn't "honest"? I could ask the same thing about Anderson Valley Pinot Noir or Fort Ross-Seaview Chardonnay or Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon or Santa Ynez Valley Sauvignon Blanc or Edna Valley Pinot Gris. The best of those wines has "varietal character" as well as regional character i.e., "place." This isn't something that makes them "dishonest." It's something the grape grower and the winemaker worked very hard to achieve. Surely we can all agree on that!
Back to Lodi, which I admit has had a perception problem even Randy alludes to when he quotes a few somms who didn't think much of Lodi until they tasted wines from there at one of Randy's Somm Camps. It's wonderful when someone who had a preconceived notion of something experiences an epiphany—we should all be so lucky. But what does that have to do with "honest" wines? The funny thing is that Randy, himself, writes, "Lodi does not grow the best wines in the world." Ouch. He then goes on to praise it: "What it does produce are wines that are true to their Mediterranean climate [and] sandy soils…". Well, I'll drink to that—but does that make them more "honest" than a rich, heady Napa Cab?
Look, this is a fairly minor point, but you have to take it within the context of this entire conversation we've been having in California—largely somm-driven—about the meaning of words like "honest" and "balanced" and so forth. These are eye-of-the-beholder terms; there are so many conceptual and intellectual problems connected with them that it might be better if we just scrapped those kinds of subjective words as descriptors and moved onto adjectives that are objectively real, understandable and, yes, "honest."
Is inexpensive wine better than expensive wine because more people buy it?
I blogged the other day about price points in California Chardonnay, and how the best scores that inexpensive ones seem to be able to get is in the mid-80s, maybe the high 80s and, very occasionally, a 90 pointer. Then one of my readers sent in the following comment.
Just something to think about. If the biggest selling Chardonnay brands are rated in the 80's and low volume $75 Chardonnay is rated in the 90's maybe the critics are out of touch with what wine really should taste like. Maybe the biggest sellers deserve a higher score, they are after all 90+ point wines in the minds of those huge number of buyers.
This is a clever argument; one might even call it sophistic. It's basically a version of "the customer is always right" or—in another era—"Forty million Frenchmen can't be wrong." It suggests that the fact that so many consumers love inexpensive Chardonnay means that inexpensive Chard is actually better than expensive Chard, or at least deserves a higher score.
Well, the obvious thing for me—a former wine critic—to say is, Nonsense. The millions of Americans who enjoy these inexpensive Chardonnays don't have the experience we critics do. They [the consumers] don't understand fine wine; they drink inexpensive stuff; like somebody dressing in clothes from Target, they think it's high-end. (No disrespect to Target!) But as soon as I write those words I realize how wrong they are. It's not that consumers prefer inexpensive wines to expensive ones, it's that they can't afford expensive wines, at least on an everyday basis. So it's a little cray-cray to say "the biggest sellers deserve a higher score." In fact, based on my experience, when I offer a "regular" consumer a high-quality expensive Chardonnay (or Cab, or Pinot, whatever), they invariably appreciate its Wow! factor, and understand that it's better than their $10 bottle.
But before I entirely dismiss the reader's comment, he did make a point worth considering, and that was "maybe the critics are out of touch with what wine really should taste like." Well, what should wine "really taste like"? Darned if I know! I suppose there are critics out there who "know" what St. Joseph or Barolo or Napa Valley Cabernet "should taste like," but what does that mean when people are breaking the rules all over the place? And why should anyone care if a critic says something doesn't taste the way it should (or the way he thinks it should) if in fact it's delicious? What this all comes down to is, Do we judge wines by popularity, or by critical consensus? I would think the latter, especially as the price ascends. But if you've been reading what I've been writing here for the last seven years, you know that there's no such thing as "critical consensus," so we're really in the dark. If I were to write a third wine book (and I won't), it would be on this precise topic: varietal character, typicity and quality.
Why, exactly, is one wine 87 and another 97? You readers—consumers—deserve an explanation. Is it enough to trust the critic? In what other areas of your life do you turn over your decision-making to third parties? Your 401(k) advisor? ROTFLOL.
What does this all mean? I have a feeling wine criticism and reviewing is changing in profound ways, but I can't quite put my finger on it. "Through a glass darkly" and all that. It's related to demographic changes in America, mostly among Millennials and the generation coming up behind them, who seem to be increasingly fractionalized, tribalized, peer-group-ized, and impervious to authority. I wish I had a crystal ball.
Are there any standards anymore for wine quality?
We are at a very strange time in the wine industry, a time of relativity and disappearing standards. Haven't you noticed? It's as if all the rules you thought you knew about wine—concerning quality standards—have been thrown out the window, to be replaced by an "Anything Goes" ethos.
What else are we to conclude from a headline called "There is no right or wrong" in one of the standard bearers of wine journalism and critique, the esteemed magazine Wine & Spirits? It used to be that we turned to wine writers and wine critics to tell us what was right and wrong. We trusted Mr. Parker, or Ms. Robinson or Mr. Laube or Mr. Olken, to inform us concerning which wines were better than others, which ones were worse, which we ought to covet and which we ought to ignore. We assumed, as had our parents and their parents before them, going back for generations, that there was an inherent quality hierarchy in wine. It began at the top with, say, Grand Cru Burgundy and filtered down to little village Burgundies, or with First Growth Bordeaux trickling down to Médocs. In the New World, in places like California, we were assured that the First Growth equivalents were the tiny boutique wineries whose owners had carved out pieces of terroir perfection, as opposed to the mass-produced supermarket wines of the giant producers in the Central Valley. We were able to rest secure in the knowledge that wine, vast and complicated as it is, can at least be explained to the rest of us by experts who took the time to study it, and thence to pass their wisdom down to us, who were so sorely in need of it.
But now? "There is no right or wrong."
I need a wine magazine to tell me that???
Admittedly, the Wine & Spirits article doesn't stop with the headline. It goes on to tell us that—while there may be no right or wrong—there are standards that the W&S tasters look for: "balance and harmony," "profound expression," "sustainable beauty," "sensitivity." Well, if those are the parameters that experts as experienced as the W&S tasting panel seeks, then I would think those same parameters would be standards of "rightness" and "wrongness." A wine that, by common consensus, is adjudged to be "balanced, harmonious, profoundly expressive and sustainably beautiful" should then, by definition, be the most "right" wine—the most correct, the best, the top, the Grand Cru—while a wine that lagged behind in all those parameters would be considered common, rustic plonk.
But this is not what the W&S tasters are telling us. Instead, they're advancing an argument, all too common these days, that claims that nobody's personal sense of like and dislike is better than anyone else's. It's a form of egalitarianism that has spread like a virus throughout the wine writing world, and I think it's because of the rise of social media. As soon as a million bloggers began contributing their opinions to the wine blogosphere, insisting that they had the same right to self-expression as the most professional critics, the old standards began to get whittled away. Few were the professional critics who chose to defend themselves, lest they sound elitist; witness what Parker went through when he had the nerve to remind bloggers that just because you have the ability to write something and publish it on the Internet does not make you a wine critic.
But the bloggers did succeed in something: they undermined the concept of credible wine criticism. Because their collective voices were so loud and insistent, and because they were speaking to a younger audience that didn't really care about older wine critics, they launched a meme that was egalitarian and democratic—that appealed to the anti-elitist sentiments of their cohort group–exactly the same sentiments that were sweeping the Middle East leading up to the Arab Spring.
What happened in both cases—the Arab Spring and the rise of the bloggers—resulted in the same thing: chaos. For when you sweep away the old order, it creates a vacuum, and when nothing is in place to fill that vacuum, you have a more or less complete discombobulation of the old order. This may or may not be good—history will determine that. But it does leave us, in the wine business, in the place I began my first sentence with: relativity and disappearing standards.
The classics win out over the obscure. Always have, always will
You want wisdom in wine words? Consider these: "In many centers of wine hipness these days, what matters is not how a wine tastes and how the associated sensory memories make you feel, but instead the social source of pleasure derived from tasting—and professing to like—a much ballyhooed wine that is made in a style that is currently in vogue."
That's from Andy Peay, in his Peay Vineards Fall newsletter. Now, Andy was being diplomatic in his choice of words. Let me put the case more bluntly: There is an insidious tendency today for some sommeliers and insecure critics to praise obscure varieties and temporary styles that, when all is said and done, don't actually taste very good. That a winemaker, like Andy Peay, has to come out and fulminate against "wine fads" is almost unprecedented—but then, so is the emergence of a maven class that seems hellbent on revolution for its own sake.
How else to explain the cult-like hosannas for low-alcohol Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays in California? Andy Peay found a similar phenomenon for the offbeat in Copenhagen, where "all I could drink was wine esoterica" because the "tastemakers" are addicted to the strange and unfamiliar: Trusseau, Jura whites, Biodynamic wines "and other wine styles/regions currently in vogue" most of which Andy found "flawed and, mostly, downright unpalatable." (Orange wine, anyone?) This is why Andy entitled his opinion piece "Yes, but be delicious": It's fine to be esoteric, but please, at least taste good! The first duty of wine, after all, is and always has been—not to satisfy the eclectic taste of bored gatekeepers—but to taste good and give pleasure.
Nor is this drumbeat for the "new" showing any signs of slowing down. Yestrrday's San Francisco Chronicle, in the wine section, headlined the lead article "The next new wine thing," a header that editors who have nothing else to say routinely trot out, offering timely proof of Andy Peay's argument that "Wine writers need something new to write about." Actually, they—we—do not; there is plenty to say about tradition. But wine writers' editors and publishers, driven by more commercial motives than merely good writing, tell them to find something new—and so they dutifully do.
Go back to Andy's phrase, "a social source of pleasure." That is a compound noun containing a vast trove of implications. "Social pleasure" is the opposite of "sensual pleasure." It means, in essence, that when one of these wine faddists tastes something he or she believes to be "currently in vogue" among his peers, he actually is tasting—not the wine itself—but the idea of the wine in his mind! This is a form of idealism that is disconnected from reality and that, under different circumstances, could be described as hallucinatory.
Now, we don't want our wine gatekeepers to be hallucinating, do we, but there is truth when Andy Peay continues: "Instead of highlighting the classic wines of the world, many tastemakers—including sommeliers, writers, and wine organizations—are focusing on what is novel in wine…". There's nothing inherently wrong with such a focus. Indeed, one could argue that somms and writers owe it to themselves and to their professions to seek out "what is novel in wine." But all things in balance. There's a huge difference between seeking out what is novel, and ignoring or, even worse, trashing everything that is traditional. But this latter approach marks too many modern tastemakers, who seem to believe that, if their father or grandfather liked it, then it is not worth considering.
One wonders if some modern tastemakers, and here I include bloggers, have even tasted the classics. Do they understand them? Do they know that there is a reason why some wines have been classic, and why some never have been–say, orange wine or Jura wine? Do they understand that, long after their careers have ended, the classics will remain the classics—and the obscure will be just as obscure as ever?
You know, sixteen years ago I went to a workshop at U.C. Davis entitled "Emerging Varietals." Lots of important people were there: from Robert Mondavi, Silver Oak, Kendall-Jackson, Gallo, and the ubiquitous Randall Grahm. The purpose of the event: To discover "the next big things" in varietals. We tasted everything from Graciano and dry Touriga Nacional to Trinkadeira, Greco di Tufo and Gaglioppo—in order to, as one of the organizers explained, "take [winemaking in California] to the next level."
Well, none of those varieties worked out particularly well, and I doubt, rather sadly, if any of Randall's plans to breed 10,000 new varieties on his San Juan Bautista ranch will work out, either. (Randall was the subject of the Chronicle's Sunday article, the one I referred to.) With all due respect to Randall, who has been interested in "emerging varieties" for a long time, the public has not been clamoring for them; and the gatekeeper somms and writers who get so worked up over obscure varieties seem to be a fickle bunch. They get bored easily; they do want some shiny new thing every five minutes. That does not seem to be a good audience to cultivate, unless you're making, say, Gaglioppo, and if you are, good luck! I mean, seriously, does anyone think that in fifty years people are going to look back and say, "Gee, California really screwed up with Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc"? I don't think so.
A roundup of my Pinot Noir tastings, and now, here comes Chardonnay
At our weekly tastings at Jackson Family Wines, we've now finished with West Coast Pinot Noir and are ready to tackle Chardonnay.
I started Pinot many months ago with a roundup of wines from Santa Maria Valley. After that, in order going northward, came Santa Rita Hills, San Luis Obispo (Edna and Arroyo Grande valleys), Monterey County, the Santa Lucia Highlands and Chalone, the Santa Cruz Mountains, Carneros (both Napa and Sonoma), Russian River Valley, the "true" Sonoma Coast, Anderson Valley and, finally, Willamette Valley.
What did I find after this intensive tour de force?
All West Coast Pinot Noir is more alike than not. This is not to discount variations in alcohol level, ripeness and so forth; merely to ascertain that Pinot Noir, made competently in California and Oregon, has a character of delicacy, soft tannins, bright acidity and a juicy berry-ness that persists through changes in terroir and winemaking technique.
Still, there are broad differences. To me, Santa Maria Pinot Noir is characterized by black and blue fruits, brown spices, acidity and minerality. Santa Rita Pinot is balanced and complex, also with acidity but somehow more generous when young. San Luis Obispo Pinot can be variable: Edna Valley has varietal purity, Arroyo Grande ageability, in the best cases. Monterey County-appellated Pinots are simple but can be good values. Santa Lucia also is variable, depending on north or south; the wines are full-bodied and dense. Of Santa Cruz Mountains Pinot Noir, it is difficult for me to judge, since there is so little, and what there is is scattered over vast differences of terroir. Carneros Pinot Noir is earthy and minerally and sometimes soft; newer plantings are helping to increase quality. Russian River Pinot Noir is another case study in difficulty of specificity, since the appellation is so broad. In general, it is rich and balanced, often veering towards cola, sassafras and winter fruits (persimmons and pomegranates), and the best are classic. Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir is just beginning to declare an identity, and what a glorious one it is: wild, feral and intricate, and, at the top levels, spectacular. Anderson Valley possibly triumphs over all its southern neighbors in sheer balance and harmony, especially in great vintages, like 2012 and 2013; but there is so little of it, quantity-wise. Up in Oregon, Willamette Valley Pinot, equally as vintage-driven as Anderson Valley, is the most "Burgundian" of American Pinot Noirs, with earthy, mushroom and tea notes. My most recent tasting of them blew me away. Anyway, what an exciting six months this has been for us tasting freaks!
And now here comes Chardonnay. I'll round the wines up in the same south-to-north geographic order, starting again with Santa Maria Valley. How do I chose which wines to include in our tastings? It's purely arbitrary, although there is a method to my madness. Since I can't have every wine from each appellation, I have to pick and choose. My first parameter for choosing is my own experience: I select wines I've reviewed for many years and have given good scores to. I'm also interested in wines I haven't tasted (at all, or recently), if a publication I regard gives them good scores. For example, the October 2015 issue of Wine & Spirits has a "Year's Best Chardonnay" section that will give me some guidance. Many of these wines are not available on the current market, but I keep my fingers crossed and hope that, when I call the winery and identify myself, I have just enough name recognition remaining (after being largely out of circulation for 1-1/2 years) to wangle myself a bottle.
Since I've been doing a lot of phone and website ordering of wines lately, I've encountered an aspect of the direct-to-consumer experience that I wasn't very familiar with. Critics mainly depend on tasting samples being sent to us, which means we don't have to hit the telephone and the Internet the way "ordinary" consumers do to buy wine. I must say that, by and large, the DTC system works quite well. Most wineries seem to use the same software (shopping carts, proceed to checkout, etc.), and it's really easy and intuitive to use. The main problem is wineries who, deliberately or through ignorance, make it almost impossible to get in touch with them. There have been one or two instances where the phone tag got so severe that I gave up trying to obtain the wine. Why would a winery make it so hard for me to buy their wine? It is a mystery.
One other frustration: The rules concerning sending wine, even in-state here in California, are confusing when it comes to the details of how UPS, FedEx, GSO and other shippers work. I'm sometimes told that FedEx and GSO will not deliver wine to me at my local UPS Store—even though they have been doing just that for years. Some wineries tell me they're not allowed to send wine overnight. What's up with that, if I'm willing to pay for it? These rigidities all are the residue of Prohibition, that stupid "experiment" when alcoholic beverages were considered "demons" and their transport within the country was made almost impossible.
Anyhow, on to Chardonnay, still #1 in America after all these years. There's a rumor going 'round that says vintners are making it more "balanced." That means, I suppose, picking it less ripe. That's fine, but the risk is turning Chardonnay into a lean, green machine, instead of the opulent wine I, and most other people, like. As usual, it's a balancing act.
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... start praying (we have prayed multiple times with Deepak – before meals and even before the Bible reading began today). And Deepak wants to repeat Erick's words! He wants to accept Christ right now! Cole and I are in the back seat and Erick is shotgun next Deepak who sits in the driver seat. And we pray. And Deepak prays. And, it is finished! We all hoot and holler! :-) A new brother in Christ! WOW! Cole is amazed. I am ...


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The European Heritage Label
With its high gable, Münsters Town Hall, a gothic building from the mid-14th century, is second to none in Germany. The characteristic arch house was reconstructed true to the original in the 1950s.
In April 2015, the European Heritage Label has been awarded to the Town Halls of Münster and Osnabrück as the Sites of the Peace of Westphalia by the European Commission.
In 1648, the Hall of Peace provided the backdrop to the invocation of the Spanish-Dutch Peace, which formed a part of the Peace of Westphalia.
The hall was restored completely in early 2003. The city scales and the wine supply, the monopole of which was owned by the city council, were kept in the City Wine House, northern neighbour of the Town Hall and erected in 1615 by Johann von Bocholt.
(Hall of Peace: Tuesdays to Fridays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except for official events of the city).
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Unfortunately, today was not a good day as it was snowing there. This place was one of the heaviest areas in Mt. Tateyama in Toyama prefecture. The hight of the snow walls reached 15m high today. But still I was amazed by its gigantic high wall in front of me. And one question occurred to my mind.
Why does not the snow wall collapse??
According to the information provided by them, the density of snow is about 500 kilograms per cubic meter and the snow nearest to the surface of the earth is hardened by the weight of tons, which makes us NO WORRY about their collapse. Besides which, the snow melt only from the surface.
The temperature was -2 degree, which was very cold up there.
There were many tourists. Last year the number of guests from overseas was more than a half of the total guests, mainly from Taiwan or Korea. But this year, most of them were Japanese due to the great eastern earthquake.
I was standing at 2390 m high from the sea level!!
Inside the MURODO terminal, there were so many tourists. As the snow was getting stronger and stronger, there was an interesting service to give you the special FREE post card!!
I got a certificate!!
Right before I left here, the snow was so heavy. I was lucky as at least I could the the snow walls.
Honestly, today was not a perfect day. If you are very lucky, you can see the walls like this below, which is absolutely unbelievable…..
I hope I could see this blue sky next time!
The event of Yukino Otani, the great snow walls, is held during every May. For more details, you can see the website of Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route below!!
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Pizza is good wtih plenty of topping. Size and price were reasonable. It would recieve a higher rating if it had some more sauce which was lacking
They do a good job of keeping fresh pizzas out on the buffet. They also keep a variety of different pizzas out as well. For the price you can't go wrong! I will be back.
I always enjoy the buffet at Massey's. Good food, location, price and service. A nice change for lunch.
Had a wonderful meal while in town. Delicious food, great service, and fair prices. Would definitely come back again.
Yes, after two months of trying thin crust piazza from one joint to another, I finally found the best of the best which is Massey's Pizza. Now, I only had their Chicken BBQ with Applewood Bacon but it was so good that it dulled the pain of disappointment that I experienced these last two months. But not only was their...
Massey's pizzas are always delicious and tasty with plenty of pepperoni. It is even better cold the next day.
Love Massey's Pizza. We prefer thin crispy crust pizza and they make it that way. Plenty of pepperoni or whatever you want on it.
Massey's has always had great pizza. Thin crust available, good portions, and the prices are not bad. One of the best pizza houses in Reynoldsburg.
I love the taste of the Pizza there and always have. I just cannot abide the cornmeal used on the bottom of the pizzas. I have dentures and believe me it is painful, and can be quite embarrassing to have cornmeal between your plate and gums. If you order thin crusts, you get cornmeal. I don't want or need all...
This is a local favorite that has been in Reynoldsburg for years. The pizza is loaded with toppings. There are several subs to choose from and they have added calzones. The salads are fresh and they even have pastas. The drive through window for pick up makes it easy to get your evening meal after work.
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Full St Kilda Film Festival Program Announced For 2013
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Death of a Bogan
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Producer Nick Matthews, Craig Behenna, Tom Heuzenroeder
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Barbarion - "My Rock"
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Ruby (pictured)
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Australian premiere
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The St Kilda Film Festival opens on Thursday 23 May at the Palais Theatre in St Kilda, with all subsequent screenings held at the magnificent Astor Theatre. I've been to opening night for the last three or four years and it's highly recommended - the Palais can hold a few thousand people and there's nothing quite like watching a really well-curated program in a giant old theatre with thousands of fellow film fans.
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Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a serious emotional problem that involves: Obsessions: Intense worries, thoughts, and images that pop into the mind and create a great deal of distress. Worries about becoming contaminated with germs are an example of a particularly common obsession. Compulsions: Various behaviors or actions that temporarily reduce the distress obsessions cause. For example, people with contamination obsessions would be likely to wash their hands excessively to deal with their worries about becoming contaminated.
Hoarding OCD Treatment: Not the Usual
In a recent blog, we wrote about a specific subtype of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder known as Hoarding OCD. In that blog, we noted that Hoarding OCD seriously disrupts the lives of its sufferers. Often, a massive accumulation of useless junk causes major portions of household living space to overflow and become unusable.
Death, Taxes, and Obsessions
It's tax time. Our accountant called to ask for another piece of paper. The regular drawer in which I stow stuff to do with mortgages is stuffed with large folders from various mortgage and title companies that we have dealt with over the last decade. Couldn't find the paper—took out everything and slowly sorted through each folder—thinking that maybe the paper got stuck in with another stack. Anxiety starts to build. I start looking in another drawer, another filing system. This one contains recently paid bills, car insurance, health records, and stuff like that. Thought maybe that paper would be in with the mortgage payments—no paper. Although I am quite aware that I could call the title company and get another copy, this quest is getting too important. By now, my heart rate has increased and my mind is quickly filling with obsessional thoughts: "What if I die and my kids have to sort through this mess?" and "What's wrong with me that I can't remember where I put that paper?" Then, "Am I getting early dementia?" Finally, "If I make it though this, I vow to get better organized!"


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conversation {noun}
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English-Arabic translation for "conversation"
"conversation" Arabic translation
conversation {noun}
conversation {noun} (also: discussion, dialogue, exchange)
conversation {noun} (also: speaking)
conversation {noun} (also: talk)
conversation {noun}
conversation {noun} (also: talk, discussion, call)
to have a telephone conversation
conversation (a talk) {noun} (also: talk, Hadith, discourse)
to get into conversation with sb
conversation (talking) {noun} (also: talk)
to carry on a conversation with sb
to make polite conversation
conversation {noun} (also: talking, talk, speaking)
conversation {noun} (also: talk, discussion, debate, dialog)
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Context sentences for "conversation" in Arabic
she tried to introduce the subject into the conversation
he led the conversation to the subject of finance
to steer a conversation onto a different subject
to strike up a conversation with sb
to have a conversation with sb
to insinuate oneself into a conversation
the conversation turned to Noelle
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his remark killed the conversation
your name came up in conversation
a break in the conversation
to have a conversation with sb
he was the topic of conversation
a party to the conversation
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CHICAGO -- Lou Piniella was left bewildered, wondering how another pitcher coasted through the Chicago Cubs' lineup.
Ricky Nolasco pitched seven sharp innings, and Cody Ross and Gaby Sanchez hit home runs as the Florida Marlins defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-2 on Tuesday night. Nolasco (3-2), a former Cubs farmhand, allowed one run on five hits for the Marlins, who have won two straight after losing five of their six previous games.
"We hit a few balls hard," Piniella said. "We had a chance in the eighth inning, a big chance ... I don't know, I think I'm going to go to a casino in Indiana and play snake eyes. I don't know what else to say, I'll be honest with you.
"Look, one of these days we'll start swinging the bats, that's all I can say."
Chicago lost for the seventh time in eight games and tied a season high with its fourth consecutive loss. Nolasco, who was traded for Juan Pierre in 2005, was a big reason as he struck out three and walked one.
"I just try to get ahead of these guys," Nolasco said. "They're an aggressive team, so I just kept the ball down and got ahead. The three-run lead was big, so I could just go out there and go after guys. We played great defense tonight. It's big for us to win two in a row right now. We need it. I thought we played a good game today, a good team effort, just like yesterday. Let's just hope this gets us on a run."
Leo Nunez pitched a perfect ninth for his seventh save in nine opportunities as the Marlins try for their first three-game sweep of the season Wednesday.
"Now we have an opportunity to extend the winning streak," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "I don't think we've won three straight all year. We're off to a good start, we've got [Chris] Volstad going for us tomorrow."
Cubs starter Randy Wells (3-2) pitched eight strong innings, allowing three runs on four hits. He struck out eight and walked one.
Highly touted Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro, who was called up Friday, committed his fourth error in two days and fifth of the season on pinch-hitter Wes Helm's grounder in the eighth inning.
Despite the defensive struggles for the rookie, Piniella said Castro will back in the starting lineup Wednesday.
In his previous start, Wells allowed six earned runs on five hits in the shortest outing of his career in an 11-1 loss to Pittsburgh on Thursday and he didn't fare much better early against the Marlins. In the second inning, Wells walked Dan Uggla, and with two outs, Ross hit Wells' 1-2 pitch into the left-field bleachers. It was Ross' second of the season.
With two outs in the third, Sanchez smacked Wells' 2-1 pitch into bleachers for his third of the season to make it 3-0.
The Marlins and reliever Chris Leroux overcame a scare in the eighth inning. Leroux walked Kosuke Fukudome with one out. Ryan Theriot moved Fukudome to third on a single to right, and Marlon Byrd's sacrifice fly made it 3-2.
Lee followed with a double to left, but Theriot was wisely held up at third. Leroux limited the damage by striking out Aramis Ramirez on a high fastball to end Chicago's threat.
"Obviously, it's not the ideal situation to be in so I'm just glad I got out of that and we won," Leroux said. "Striking that guy out and keeping us in the lead that's what I was in there for."
Piniella didn't have much to add regarding Ramirez's struggles as his batting average dropped to .159.
"He's been clutch in the past, he really has," Piniella said. "It's been a struggle for him this year, obviously, just keep playing. What can I say?"
Lee, who was dropped from the third spot in the order to the fourth, doubled to right after Ross misjudged the ball on the warning-track and scored Byrd from first in the sixth inning to make it 3-1.
"Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I think it's just a philosophy," Lee said. "I'm more of a believer being stable, but Lou likes to change, that's what he likes to do."
Marlins CF Cameron Maybin made a nice running catch into the ivy-covered brick wall to rob Geovany Soto of extra bases in the fifth. Maybin was holding his left wrist after the catch, but stayed in the game after getting it looked at by the team trainer. ... The Marlins won their first road series since April 13 at Philadelphia.


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We've been living in the here and now and concentrating on getting Jack his meds and taking good care of him daily, we've tried not to worry what the outcome will be when he's retested. Feeling very nervous about tomorrow.
I have a good feeling though, I really do. Sending purrs to you all.
Big purrs, Jack.
Puurr of lurvs from one gentle cat to another!!
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Wes Sending our Purrs and Prayers for you Gentleman Jack.
Gets better real soon.
We are purring hard fur you,Jack.
We send our purrs and prayers for a good visit.
Purrs and prayers from all of us and we pray for peace to your mom and dad.
Purrs sent for a good vet visit!
Purrs to all of you. Hope all goes well. You got a DDP today, so there will be even more purrs added, I bet - that can't hurt!
Purrs for Mr. Jack!
Lots of purrin' goin' on here in Texas for Jack and Ya'll : )
Paws crossed for the best of test results! We know that Jack is getting the very best of care.
We're purring for good results from your vet trip today, Jack. Prrrrrrrr....
Sending lots of purrs to you today, Jack, and hoping for good news from the vet!
We are sending a load of happy purrs, too, as you are a DDP today!
We hope that you will get favorable news from your vet, today, Jack
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Sending many pawsative thoughts your way, Jack.
Hope all goes well and you on your way to good health !
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For the longest time now, all we had in terms of release information for TimeGate's Section 8: Prejudice was "early 2011." And as early 2011 crawls steadily toward mid-2011, we finally get some solid dates. That's plural, as in a different date for each platform.
Section 8: Prejudice will be hitting Xbox LIVE Arcade first, on April 20, while the PC version has a confirmed date of May 4. If you were planning to get the Section 8 sequel for PlayStation 3, however, you'll have to wait until the summer.
One of the game's biggest selling points may be its surprisingly low launch price: an affordable $15. For Xbox 360 owners, that's 1200 MP. What you're getting for that price is a multiplayer-heavy shooter and a single-player campaign, though we're thinking the latter isn't quite as solid as the multiplayer. Perhaps the full game will prove us wrong.
For folks who've stuck with the series since the previous Section 8, TimeGate will be awarding your loyalty with in-game armor and upgrades. Just having played Section 8 unlocks the Aegis Armor and Reactive Plating upgrade for use in Prejudice, while hitting Levels 25 and 50 earns greater rewards. Achieve Level 25, and you'll also get the Ablative Plating upgrade; making it to Level 50 unlocks everything named so far plus the Explosive Amplifier upgrade. Spicy.


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