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Resident in Antigua and member of the House of Assembly, claimed for the Creek estate on Antigua, having purchased it subject to a mortgage: Nibbs and Henry Moreton Dyer settled a division of the compensation between them.
In 1805 Thomas F. Nibbs appeared with William Baxter, 'merchants', certifying the exchange rate on a document dated 01/01/1805 from John Cole surgeon at HM Naval Hospital Antigua, seeking payments from the Commissioners for Sick and Wounded Seamen in London to Lord Lavington for disbursements at the Naval Hospital.
Jane Austen's father, Rev. George Austen, was trustee of the Antiguan estates of James Langford Nibbs, godfather to Jane Austen's brother James.
T71/877 Antigua claim no. 125 (Creek Estate).
Henry Moreton Dyer and Thos. F Nibbs appear to have agreed the division between them and put in a statement requesting the split: note from Henry Moreton Dyer T71/1609 18/05/1837 Marlbro St.refers to 'it has been arranged before the Commissioners'. The Slave Register shows Thomas Franklyn Nibbs: Ancestry.com, Slave Registers of former British Colonial Dependencies, 1812-1834 [database on-line].
http://www.farahardupre.co.uk/search.php?pageNum_Recordset1=154 ref. 19503 [accessed 22/04/2012].
Catherine Hall and Sonya Rose, At Home with the Empire (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2006) p. 194.
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Jose Mourinho was sent off and Chelsea ended the match with nine players as Fabian Delph struck a late winner to dent the leaders' title hopes at Aston Villa.
Delph struck eight minutes from time to give Villa a morale-boosting 1-0 win.
The result means Chelsea surrendered the initiative to Manchester City in the title race.
Manuel Pellegrini's men, who beat Hull in the lunchtime kick-off, are six points behind Chelsea, but the fact that they have three matches in hand makes them favourites - as Mourinho has been suggesting all along.
The match was a largely dull affair until Willian was shown a second yellow card for a push on Delph.
Mourinho reacted angrily towards fourth official Jon Moss, but his mood darkened moments later when Delph clipped a clever backheel beyond Petr Cech.
But as is always the case with Mourinho, more drama was to come.
In injury time the Portuguese raced on to the pitch to confront referee Chris Foy following his decision to show Ramires a straight red for a tackle on Marc Albrighton.
Foy did not like what he saw and he sent Mourinho off. Further censure from the Football Association may follow, and all in all this was a trip to the Midlands that the ex-Read Madrid man will want to forget quickly.
Chelsea player ratings (Aston Villa v Chelsea)
Chelsea player ratings (Aston Villa v Chelsea)
1/13 Petr Cech - 6
A quiet afternoon for Cech as Villararely threatened his goal - couldn't have done much to prevent Delph's winner.
2/13 Branislav Ivanovic - 6
Had a quiet first half but became more prominent in the Blues' attacks after half time. Will be disappointed Villa's goal came down his flank as he was caught out of position.
3/13 Gary Cahill - 7
Battled Christian Benteke all game and got the better of him for the most part – left exposed for Villa's goal by the Chelsea midfield – unfortunate to be on the losing side.
4/13 John Terry - 6
Hardly tested in the first half and generally sound in the second – also could have done little to prevent Villa's goal.
5/13 Cesar Azpilicueta - 7
Another solid performance from the Spaniard – neat going forward down the left and provided a strong defensive performance, particularly as Villa pushed on after Willian's red card and could do nothing from his flank about Villa's winning goal.
6/13 Nemanja Matic - 5
Comfortable in the first half as Chelsea dominated and had a goal disallowed for handball, but shaky in the second period as he gave the ball away too often and put in a timid challenge in the build-up to Villa's goal.
7/13 Ramires - 5
A danger as ever breaking from midfield and one of his runs could have seen Villa's Joe Bennett sent off as he was taken down when through on goal. Disgraced himself with a late stomp on Karim El Ahmadi for which he was sent off.
8/13 Willian - 5
Shaky start after being struck on the chin in the opening minute – neat after that and linked well with Oscar and Hazard but was careless to get himself sent off for two avoidable yellow cards.
9/13 Oscar - 6
Started well and looked a threat as Chelsea dominated the first half, always aware of Torres's runs in behind the Villa defence but failed to make the sort of match winning impact he was producing regularly earlier in the season.
10/13 Eden Hazard - 6
As ever the Belgian looked Chelsea's biggest threat as he popped up all over the pitch beating Villa defenders at will, but failed to provide the sort of decisive moment he has done so often in recent weeks.
11/13 Fernando Torres - 6
Looked a threat early on as he made a number of intelligent runs in behind the Villa defence but failed to make a meaningful contribution and was withdrawn soon after the hour mark.
12/13 Andre Schurrle - 5
Brought on just before Chelsea were reduced to ten men he looked dangerous as Chelsea broke forward but unable to make a major contribution.
13/13 Demba Ba - 5
Came on with Schurrle –posed a physical threat but was given little service as Chelsea struggled in the closing stages
Tempers threatened to boil over - just like they did in the reverse fixture - early on when Nathan Baker clattered into Fernando Torres and received a booking in the fourth minute.
Willian received a yellow soon after for an equally poor challenge on Karim El Ahmadi.
Nothing else of note took place in the first half an hour as a dull match looked on the cards.
Gary Cahill and John Terry prevented Christian Benteke from getting into the game while Fernando Torres could not find any space at the other end.
The only time the Spaniard did find room in the box, he ploughed a shot into the Holte end and the Villa fans responded with taunts about the striker's £50million price tag.
Instead it was Benteke who created the only real chance of the first half when he turned and smacked a low volley an inch wide of Peter Cech's goal.
Nemanja Matic thought he had given Chelsea the lead just before the break, but Foy correctly chalked off the midfielder's tap-in as he handled the ball before shooting.
Those Villa fans who had not escaped early for a half-time pie held their breath in injury time as Joe Bennett took masked man Ramires as he raced through, but Foy flashed a yellow card when Mourinho, gesticulating angrily on the touchline, clearly wanted a red.
The intensity of the game improved in the second half and Chelsea were the main protagonists.
Brad Guzan clawed the ball off his own line following a mis-cued clearance from El Ahmadi.
Branislav Ivanovic skipped over Delph and attempted to square the ball to Torres in the box but Baker came to the rescue.
Guzan got down well to deny Oscar, but all of a sudden Villa went on the attack through Benteke.
Chelsea's defence backed off the Belgian and he struck a low curling effort which almost skimmed the outside of the post.
Mourinho had soon enough of Torres and he replaced the Spaniard with Demba Ba while Andre Schurrle came on for Oscar.
The Chelsea manager's plans were then thrown into disarray when Willian earned a second yellow for pushing over Delph.
Mourinho disagreed with the decision, venting his fury towards fourth official Moss.
The home crowd found their voice and urged Villa to push for a winner.
Delph did well to gain a yard on Gary Cahill but he pulled his shot wide. Ron Vlaar was the next to miss, heading wide from close range.
Time was slipping away, but Villa found the goal they craved.
Delph won the ball in midfield and fed the ball to Albrighton, who returned the ball to the former Leeds midfielder, who backheeled superbly past Cech.
Paul Lambert sprinted off the bench with his arms aloft in celebration.
Moments later he seemed to have disagreement with Mourinho, but the two quickly made up.
Delph could have made it a perfect evening with a second but instead he struck the bar.
There was still time for more drama. Ramires was sent off for a sliding tackle on El Ahmadi. The Brazilian clashed with a furious Leandro Bacuna, who raced over to the midfielder and the pair jostled on the pitch.
More confrontation followed in the final minute of injury time as Mourinho marched on to the pitch to vent his fury at Foy.
The referee was having none of it and he ordered the Portuguese down the tunnel.
After a minute of hesitation, the Chelsea boss finally walked off as play continued.
Villa repelled one last Chelsea attack and Foy blew his whistle, bringing an absorbing match to an end.
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Windows 7 RC1 desktops(14 posts)
rick that looks like my dell notebook with it's 1gb of ram trying to run vista before i hacked it down with vlite.
Black as the ace of spades :) (and not much place to hide)
Edit. My mistake. Rick is flying a Boulton Paul Defiant
@Scott, should we be worried that all of the Win7 desktops are "fantasy" images? :O
@Rick, I thought your desktop would look like this:
Have me desktop commands cloaked by dimming brightness and contrast - security conscience. :)
Rick, very clever! When you have all of the commands memorized, you don't need to see the text!
More funky wallpapers from the same people,
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Nov. 26, 2012
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - One day after earning its program-record fifth-consecutive NCAA Tournament bid, the University of Tennessee volleyball team had a pair of players earn All-Southeastern Conference accolades on Monday morning.
Junior outside hitter Kelsey Robinson picked up her second-straight First Team All-SEC honors, while sophomore outside hitter Tiffany Baker garnered Second Team All-SEC accolades for the second-consecutive season.
The duo led the Lady Vols to a third-place finish in the league this season with a 22-7 overall record and a 15-5 mark in conference play. Behind the pair, Tennessee earned its eighth NCAA Tournament bid in the past nine seasons and 14th postseason nod in program history.
"I'm excited that Kelsey and Tiffany were recognized by the coaches in our conference for the contributions they've made to the success of our team this year," said head coach Rob Patrick. "They've both had an impact on the game in all phases - serving, blocking, hitting, passing and defense - so they were really touching the ball for our team quite a bit this season. They really put us in a great position to have the success that we did this year."
After becoming the school's first SEC Player of the Year in 2011, Robinson led the Big Orange in almost every offensive statistical category and finished the regular season ranked second in the conference in points per set (4.91) and third in kills per set (4.28). A six-rotation player, Robinson also ranks 14th in the SEC in digs per frame (3.44).
The junior led the league in double-doubles (21) for the second-straight season and finished the year with the highest single-match kill total in the SEC. She put down a career-best 29 kills in a five-set victory over then-No. 10 Iowa State on the opening weekend of the season.
"Kelsey has just been a workhorse for us since she got here," said Patrick. "She has an impact in the game in all facets. She's our top point scorer, leads the conference in double-doubles and that's something to be said - with her impact of kills in the front and back row with digs - she not only scores us points, but allows us to defend and gives us more opportunities for her teammates to score."
"She's a force at the net with her blocking - she had her best blocking year ever," Patrick said. "Then she's also done a fantastic job with such an offensive and aggressive serve of really putting teams on their heels defensively."
The 6-foot-4 captain, Robinson did a number on the Tennessee volleyball record books this season. With her first kill of the third set at LSU (10/10), the junior became one of just 18 lady Vols in program history to eclipse the 1,000-career kill mark. Just nine days later, she posted nine digs at Texas A&M, making her just the fifth Tennessee player in school history to record 1,000 career kills and 1,000 career digs. Entering the postseason, her 3.61 career kills per set average currently sits in fourth place in the UT record books. Since 2001, Robinson is also the only Tennessee player to record five 20/20 matches.
The Bartlett, Ill., native led UT in kills per set (4.28), service aces (21) and points per set (4.91), while ranking second on the squad in digs per set (3.44) and third in total blocks (69) in 2012. Entering NCAA Tournament play, Robinson ranks 28th in the nation in points per set and 35th in the country in kills.
Baker, a native of Carrollton, Texas, earns Second Team All-SEC honors for the second-straight year after also garnering All-Freshmen Team accolades in 2011. In 2012, the sophomore upped her season averages immensely in kills, kills per set, hitting percentage, aces, digs per set and points per frame. She finished the regular season ranked 14th in the SEC in kills per set (3.06) and points per set (3.50), while her attacking clip (.271) ranks 19th in the league.
"Tiffany is somebody that has really come a long way from the beginning of her career here," said Patrick. "She's somebody that improved in every facet of her game. She had to really learn some of the nuances of the outside hitter position, which she didn't play much during her high school and club careers. A lot of the work we've done with her is getting her more consistent in the back row with passing, digging and serving and she's really put a lot of work into those areas. Then to become such a consistent hitter on the outside is something she's really worked on. She gets us kills without a lot of errors and that's something that has helped us be successful this season."
"She's very well deserving of her recognition in that area," Patrick said. "She has one of the highest hitting percentage of any outside hitter in the conference and has the second highest kills and points per game of any underclassmen. That says a lot about her progression from her freshman to sophomore year."
Only a sophomore, Baker leads the conference's underclassmen outside hitters in hitting percentage and ranks second in the category amongst outside hitters in the SEC overall. She also ranks third among underclassmen in kills per set and second in the league in points per frame.
The 6-foot-4 outside hitter ranks second on the squad in total kills (288), kills per set and points per set, and is third in hitting percentage (.271). She has four double-doubles on the season and hit .350 or better in eight matches this campaign (min. 12 attacks). Baker's season was highlighted by a stellar match in College Station, Texas, where the sophomore recorded 15 kills and just one hitting error on 22 attempts. She finished the match with a .636 attacking line and led the Lady Vols to a 3-0 sweep of SEC West Champion Texas A&M in her home state.
Tennessee will make the short trip to Louisville, Ky., for the opening rounds of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. UT will play Big Ten foe Michigan (23-22) on Thursday, Nov. 29 at 5 p.m. ET at the KFC Yum! Center - the site of the 2012 NCAA Final Four and National Championship in mid-December. The winner will move on to play the winner of Belmont (18-16) and 10th-seeded host Louisville (29-3) on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. ET for the right to advance to the NCAA Regional in Berkeley, Calif.
For more information about the Tennessee Lady Vol volleyball team, visit UTSports.com/volleyball and follow @LadyVol_Vball on Twitter. Remember to use the hashtag #TNVB for all things related to Big Orange volleyball.
Player of the Year: Chloe Mann, Florida
Libero of the Year: Stephanie Klefot, Kentucky
Freshman of the Year: Ziva Recek, Florida
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Amanda Anderson, Arkansas
Coach of the Year: Mary Wise, Florida
First Team All-SEC
Roslandy Acosta, Arkansas
Taylor Brauneis, Florida
Chloe Mann, Florida
Ziva Recek, Florida
Tangerine Wiggs, Florida
Whitney Billings, Kentucky
Lisa Henning, Missouri
Kelsey Robinson, Tennessee
Alisia Kastmo, Texas A&M
Lindsey Miller, Texas A&M
Second Team All-SEC
Kayla Fitterer, Alabama
Jasmine Norton, Arkansas
Sarah Bullock, Auburn
Camila Jersonsky, Auburn
Betsey Smith, Florida
Stephanie Klefot, Kentucky
Molly Kreklow, Missouri
Whitney Little, Missouri
Juliette Thevenin, South Carolina
Tiffany Baker, Tennessee
Allie Sawatzky, Texas A&M
SEC All-Freshmen Team
Liz Fortado, Arkansas
Ziva Recek, Florida
Jasmine Eatmon, Georgia
Sara Schwarzwalder, Kentucky
Nakeyta Clair, Ole Miss
Ty Laporte, Ole Miss
Roxanne McVey, Mississippi State


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In the heart of Killeen, Candlewood Suites Killeen - Fort Hood Area is close to Killeen Mall and Vive Les Arts Theatre. This hotel is within close proximity of Killeen Civic and Conference Center and Jefferies Park.
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Are you tired of 'chasing' your garage door opener all over the interior of your car, or perhaps you have a need to keep it out of sight so it is not stolen? Today's DIY video provides some nice inspiration for a 'tied down', hidden set up that is easy to manage and use!
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Country's latest embrace of mall-glam sophistication (see: Faith Hill's wardrobe for the Breathe booklet) has meant the much-noted betrayal of the music's old guard, a shameful rejection of history and experience that sets country about even with such equally use-'em-up-and-get-'em-out questers after the novel as hip-hop and rock. Which may be, after all, just what the Vast Entertainment Conspiracy is out for.
But such rejection has proven a boon (artistic if not financial) for the immortals of the form. Hence, Johnny Cash flips off pop taste with a couple of sets of stark death ballads and Merle Haggard essays gospel to the everlasting glory of both himself and the Lord. And hence Dolly Parton offers this, her first bluegrass record.
Dolly Parton
The Grass is Blue
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Working with such topflight musicians as Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, and Stuart Duncan and with such vocalists as Allison Krauss and Rhonda Vincent, Parton reconfigures Billy Joel's "Travellin' Prayer" and comes close to wresting the Louvin Brothers' "Cash on the Barrelhead" from Gram Parsons's still-defining grasp. And "Will He Be Waiting," a song Parton wrote and first recorded in 1972, reveals itself here to be nearly as fine a driving song as "Train, Train."
But the standout track is "Silver Dagger," Parton's chilling take on a murder ballad that, she has said in interviews, is one of her mother's favorite songs. Put it in the player when you're driving and you'll need to pull over, especially if it's night and the trees are casting significant shadows.
Not everything meets that level of achievement. "I Am Ready," an a capella gospel song by Parton's sister Rachel, is thrilling by itself and perfectly ends the album—but, in this case, the perfection seems a bit too pat, too professional, to be true. And so too with both her version of Johnny Cash's "I Still Miss Someone" and the self-written title track, precise, wonderful songs that display Parton's awesomely dead-on vocals to the slight detriment of the songs' sincerity.
Of course, one reason for thinking so hard about Dolly Parton over the years has been her (perhaps instinctively, perhaps calculated) PoMo juxtaposition of subtle content and not-so-subtle style, a disorienting, breathtaking strategy that makes her more mid-'60s Dylan's peer than early-'90s Madonna's. In that case, disregard any and all qualifications in this review's praise. Consider:
In the 1970s and 1980s, Parton would often appear on the Tonight Show, where she and Johnny Carson would charm each other and the audience. After performing with her band and bantering with Johnny, Parton would take up a guitar or often a banjo from behind the show's couch and sing with only her own accompaniment. Once you got around wondering how she played with those awe-inspiring fingernails (one of several physical traits for which Carson trotted out the Yiddish zaftig), you settled in and heard a song of terrifying purity, this surreal woman, simultaneously a tiny thing and the very incarnation of Larger-Than-Life, dropkicking you with a song as beautiful as "Jolene" or "Coat of Many Colors."
And then, when she finished and the crowd cheered—when Carson, the biggest softy in TV history, gazed, simply gazed, in amazement—Parton would set her guitar or banjo down and, get this, she would giggle. Always that little laugh (as Elvis sang, have a laugh on me) let us know that Parton knew who she was and what it meant to be Dolly.
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Btw, there is more fun on you being 2-1!!!
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Loui Eriksson skates with Bruins teammates
|11.02.13 at 12:31 pm ET
Loui Eriksson took the ice with his Bruins teammates for morning skate at Nassau Coliseum Saturday, marking the first time he's stated since suffering a concussion last Wednesday against the Sabres.
Morning skates are non-contact and are usually a good opportunity for teams to get rehabbing players back on the ice with the rest of the team. Claude Julien had said Friday that Eriksson had passed the exertion test required to begin working out.
Johnny Boychuk, who is day-to-day after crashing into the boards in the second period Thursday against the Ducks, was not on the ice Saturday.
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Sponsored by Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music. The Magalhães-Schumann duo, best known as TwoPianists, has left an indelible mark on the musical world. Formed in 1999 when the pair met at the University of North Texas, TwoPianists is now based in Stellenbosch, South Africa, and has become one of the finest chamber music groups on African soil. [Colloquium, Everyone]
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D.A. Says Investigating Possible Brown Act Violations Is Complex
Dean Flippo received several complaints regarding Board of Supervisors
SALINAS, Calif. - Monterey County Board of Supervisors are under the microscope for what may have been said behind closed doors. The district attorney is now investigating possible Brown Act violations after public outcry.
A Brown Act violation could mean that supervisors were discussing things in closed sessions meetings that the public should have been able to hear.
Monterey County District Attorney Dean Flippo said his office has been busy investigating possible violations by county supervisors for several weeks. His office received several complaints from the community.
"So the real issue is what went on? And that's what we're looking at, and we've been doing quite a bit of research. We're in the process of interviewing many people," Flippo said.
But is it even possible to track down what was said in more than 55 closed session meetings? Flippo said it's a complex process.
"Are there transcriptions? Are their notes? Are their minutes? All of that goes into the attempt to try to find out what's occurring," he said.
And the challenge is actually getting a hold of that information needed to do a thorough investigation. As public officials, supervisors have an expectation of confidentiality.
"If they believe it is a crime to reveal what was going on, how do you get the information? It becomes very, very complex. There's a lot of law on it, and you have to work through that and that's exactly what we're doing now," he said.
County supervisor Fernando Armenta has been interviewed by the D.A.'s Office and said the closed sessions in question surround performance evaluations.
"No decisions have been made and I swore on a stack of 1,000 Bibles and I'm not religious either, just speaking for myself. Thirteen years. That's never occurred," he said.
But if there are violations found, it's hard to tell what the consequences would be.
"It is premature right now to speculate as to what would be the ultimate result of our investigation," Flippo said.
Flippo's office should be wrapping up the case in the next couple of weeks after it's done doing all the research and interviews. Because there has been so much interest from people in the community, he said he will likely hold a news conference.
There has only been one criminal case ever filed in the state related to the Brown Act, Flippo said. Turns out, it was in Monterey County and he handled it.


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The Fruit of 'Franzenfreude'
The National Book Award finalists were announced yesterday. And for the first time ever, 13 of the 20 finalists were female. They included Lionel Shriver, (acclaimed Jewish novelist) Nicole Krauss, and most wonderfully, alternative punk rocker Patti Smith for her recently published memoir. Jonathan Franzen, subject of so much acclaim and backlash in recent weeks, was notably not on the list.
It's wonderful to see the numbers looking so good. When the New Yorker announced its "20 Under 40" several months ago, half of that list was made up of women as well. Other year-end lists have been inching towards parity, too.
These changes can't just be random. It's my guess that some decision makers in the literary world have been listening to the stream of criticism coming from women for years. Let's be clear; "Franzenfreude" was not the first outcry of its kind. Female authors have been up in arms time and time again reacting to one egregious slight or another, forced to explain why yet another lopsided list or impolitic remark is offensive and biased. But their voices are loud.
Women writers, literary, popular — and in particular the fearsome Young Adult literary community — are extremely active online, on Twitter and blogs and Facebook. The call for attention to be paid to gender disparity and bias in the world of letters is a gathering storm, and those who pretend it's not a problem are likely to be left behind in an ever-changing literary landscape.
So I'm heartened by the National Book Award finalist list's ratio, and by the fact that "Franzenfreude" brought this issue to the fore, once again. Unfortunately, it's often the case that a high-profile "fights" beckons for the media's attention in a way that plain old mass protests don't. So thanks are due to Jennifer Weiner for doing her part, as well as the selection committee for doing its.
I hope that the trends of self-examination on gender continues in the literary world and beyond. Now if only we could do something about other varieties of literary snobbery (against genre fiction, say.) But perhaps that's too much to ask.
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Wine reviewers often use terms like "structure," "crisp," "bright" and "tannins." But what do these terms actually mean when it comes to a flavor of a wine? Let's break down the mystery, starting with "structure."
Structure is kind of like the framework of a wine. It is most often used in reference to levels of acid (especially found in white wines) or tannin (often found in red wines). But there are other things that come into play such as alcohol, sweetness and "body." By themselves, none of these components really mean anything but they are amplified by delicious flavors like fruitiness, oakiness, minerality, florals, herbs and others.
Fortunately, Mother Nature has made it remarkably easy to detect the main wine components. Grab a glass of red wine and taste as we walk you through it. Now let's get started!
Acid has a tart flavor. Some wines, especially reds, are so flavorful that it's difficult to taste the acid but sometimes you can still gauge it. As you taste the wine, notice the way your mouth begins to water, especially along the sides of your tongue and under it. This is where the phrase "mouth-watering acidity" comes from. Generally, white wines are higher in acid than reds but well-made dessert wines can also turn on the water works in your mouth because the sweetness is balanced with a high level of acidity.
White wines that feature high-acid include sparkling wine, Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling.
Why It's Important: Acid keeps the wine fresh and lively. It has a cleansing effect and makes the wine easy to pair with food. It is also a great, natural preservative, allowing the wine to keep longer.
Where It Comes From: Mainly the grapes cause the acidity but some winemakers can add other acids. As grapes ripen, the sugar increases and the acid decreases.
Descriptions: Crisp, lively, bright, racy, nervy, vitality
Do you ever have an urge to brush your teeth after tasting red wine? That's the tannin! It runs around your mouth seeking out protein and then clings to it, which explains the drying sense of grip on your gums and the furry teeth. The flavor of tannin is bitter, so winemakers try to craft the wine in such a way that you feel it, rather than taste it.
Wines that express a high amount of tannin include Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Nebbiolo. Sometimes these wines are blended with less tannic grapes, such as Merlot or Cabernet Franc to dilute the effect.
Why It's Important: Tannin is an important part of the texture of red wine. Like acid, tannin is a natural preservative. It's part of a group called polyphenols, which are anti-oxidants that prolong the wine's life.
Where It Comes From: The biggest source of tannin is in the grape skins. Other sources are seeds, stems and oak from wine barrels. Red wines are almost always higher in tannin than white because the winemaker must ferment the juice and skins together to get the purple color.
Descriptions: Astringent, drying, grippy, chalky, chewy, hard, coarse
Isolated, alcohol smells sweet. Give the wine a good swirl for a few seconds and pop your nose in the glass. If you actually smell something sweet that reminds you of rubbing alcohol or feel what seems like a heat-driven tickle in your nose, the alcohol is too high for the style of the wine – it's not balanced. You're not supposed to notice the alcohol, it's just supposed to be there.
When you taste alcohol in wine, your mouth may feel warmer. If it's quite warm, or almost hot, the alcohol content is on the high side. If you actually taste the alcohol or feel like a fire-breathing dragon, it's too high, not balanced. It seems to be most noticeable in the back of your throat. The alcohol can also add an oily sensation.
Wines that often display higher alcohol levels include dessert wines (port being one great example) and Zinfandels, which have sometimes been criticized for having too much alcohol.
Why It's Important: Alcohol gives the wine a great deal of body. A wine that's meant to be robust feels thin if the alcohol is too low. And alcohol is yet another preservative
Where It Comes From: The sugar in the grapes at harvest. In many parts of the world adding sugar is permitted. It's called Chaptalization. During the fermentation the sugar is converted to alcohol.
Descriptions: Warm, hot, weighty, sweet
The amount of sugar in a wine can be identified by the sweetness. Occasionally a high acidity can make the wine seem less sweet than it is. Sparkling wines called "brut" for instance, are considered dry, but they may actually have as much as 1.5 percent sugar. They taste dry because they are so high in acid. Fruity flavors can also trick your palate into detecting sugar that isn't actually there, a phenomenon called auto-association.
Certain types of Riesling, especially those made as dessert wines, and some Chenin Blanc are particularly high in sugar and sweetness.
Why It's Important: Who doesn't love something a little sweet from time to time? Plus, a bit of sugar can cover a lot of sins in the production of inexpensive wine, and it's another of Mother Nature's natural preservatives.
Where It Comes From: The grapes. In most cases the sugar in wine is residual sugar because the fermentation was stopped before the yeast converted all of the sugar to alcohol. In some cases, the winemaker ferments to dryness and adds ingredients to sweeten the wine.
Descriptions: Sweet, syrupy, off-dry, cloying, doux, Extra-Dry (sparkling wine), demi-sec (sparkling wine)
This refers to how a wine feels on your tongue and in your mouth. Like milk, wine can feel light, medium or heavy (full-bodied). When the wine is balanced, the flavors, body and components interact harmoniously.
To compare the different variations, you might try a Beaujolais Noveau (a young wine from the Beaujolais region in France) as an example of a light-bodied wine, a Merlot, Shiraz or Chianti as an example of a medium-bodied wine and a Bordeaux or California Cabernet Sauvignon as examples of full-bodied wines.
Why It's Important: Since alcohol gives wine body, a glass of red Bordeaux from a poor vintage that's only 10.5 percent alcohol may feel thin and unsatisfying. Conversely, a Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley should better have plenty of flavor and body to stand up to 15 percent alcohol. Otherwise, you will have spent a lot of money on something that makes you feel like a fire-breathing dragon.
Where It Comes From: Mainly alcohol and grape extracts (in red wines) contribute to how the body feels; barrel-aging can increase the body as well.
To read more wine tips, tricks and news by Snooth, visit Snooth.com.
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Nor do I. But the fallacy of such checks at ranges is that one doesn't need a formal range to practice shooting. Helps, and it's more convenient (at least for 'town' dwellers), but such checks at a place certainly won't stop them from honing their skills.OTOH, I don't WANT the BGs getting practice.
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Forever twelve
Well, maybe eleven:
Um, yeah, but I'm not quite sure how to respond to this:
Amd if so was it cool or totally hectic!?
The two reactions are not mutually exclusive.
Oh, there's one more question:
And also how do you get more twitter followers?
Avoiding questions about naked women has worked pretty well for me.


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Monday, July 19, 2010
I uploaded some more shots of her, here. Dude. Seriously.
At some point I am going to get into major trouble for posting this stuff. Enjoy it while it lasts.
Please take the time to comment.
9 comments:
- Andy said...
Well Hoss, just ride it 'til it comes up lame, I reckon.
- Jul 19, 2010, 3:00:00 PM
- paul mitchell said...
This particular hoss won't even get in the gates. One stinking hit. ONE! Look at that chick! Are all men just weird or something?
- Jul 19, 2010, 9:23:00 PM
- Andy said...
It's probably because this gal's name has not been in the news much.
With the way Google's new "current relevance" results thingy (not the exact term, I know) works, it probably only works on current chicks.
I still get about 30 visits a day from "Hanna Giles, or Hannah Giles nekkid" searches. But, that's WAY smaller than "blobfish" hits.
I'd try some chick that is currently a hot news/web topic. How about "Sheila Jackson Lee Nude." That should do it.
- Jul 19, 2010, 9:37:00 PM
- paul mitchell said...
I did not want it to be something that I knew was going to blow up, like my eyeballs just did when I poked a fork through them thinking about Sheila Jackson Lee nude. I would rather see Precious nude.
- Jul 19, 2010, 9:40:00 PM
- Andy said...
Yeah, I wonder if they be cousins?
- Jul 19, 2010, 9:59:00 PM
- Andy said...
Hey...this just in...
- Jul 19, 2010, 10:01:00 PM
- paul mitchell said...
Oh, okay, to each his own, I guess. I hope he married those monkeys.
- Jul 19, 2010, 10:05:00 PM
- One C said...
hehehehe...what waiting? please...
- Oct 2, 2010, 1:04:00 PM
- One C said...
hehehehe...what waiting? please...
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Pac-10 Women's Golf Second Round Complete
April 21, 1998
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif.--The Arizona women's golf team fired a 3-under-par 285 today in the second round of the Pac-10 Championships and will take a 12 stroke lead into tomorrow's final round of the 1998 Pac-10 Championships, a 54-hole event that is being played at the Tijeras Creek Golf Club (Par-72, 6120 yards). The defending Pac-10 Champion Wildcats' two-day total now stands at 1-under-par 575 (290-285), and they are followed by Arizona State, who is at 11-over-par 587 (296-291) and third place USC, who owns a 26- over-par total of 602 (302-300).
Arizona's Jenna Daniels scorched the course for the second consecutive day by firing a 4-under-par 68, breaking the course record she set yesterday when she came in with a three-under-par 69. Her two-day total of 7-under-par 137 is seven shots better than another Arizona golfer, Heather Graff, who is second at even-par 144. Graff answered yesterday's 74 with a 2-under-par 70 this afternoon.
Arizona State's Grace Park is in third at 1-over-par 145 and Stanford's Hilary Homeyer is fourth at 2- over-par 146. Two more Wildcat golfers -- Krissie Register and Jill Gomric -- are among a group of three who are tied for fifth at 3-over-par 147. Register shot a 73 today and Gomric had a 74.
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Not many eight year olds can boast their own clothing line but Britain's Got Talent star Connie Talbot will soon be able to do just that.
Connie was runner up on the 2007 series of the ITV reality TV show and her career has went into orbit ever since. Her mum Karen told The Sun:
"There are loads of things going on at the moment.
"There's a new album in the pipeline, the Connie Talbot clothing range is due to launch soon, and there's even been a Connie Talbot MP3 player been made in her honour.
"The only other artists who have an MP3 named after them are Coldplay, The Beatles, and Elvis!"


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Been buying Sig for quite a while and finally decided to look into a Glock
for carry.
Right now it's between the G26 or G27 (Current is a P2022 9mm or P250 40)
The P250 Compact and the 23 are about the same size and not hard for me to
Just curious if any of the glock barrels are interchangeable, meaning can you get a
G27 and then buy a G33 357 barrel to move to the gun in order to run 357sig ammo
which should load up in the G27 Mags, I can do this with my P250, only change from 40 to 357
is the barrel.
Also someone suggested the 27 over the 26 as I could buy 9mm Mags and put in the
9mm barrel for range time if I wanted to keep the cost down or if I take my daughter shooting
as the 40 would be a bit much for starting out...
Finally is the Gen4 worth the extra $80, other than changed harder trigger pull complaints
and better textured grip, whats the big difference...
I can get a NIB 27 or 26 for $469


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|Isaac Newton Cox
|McLennan County Texas Will No. 7282
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That I, I. N. COX of McLennan County, Texas, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make and publish this my LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all wills heretofore made by me at any time.
FIRST, I direct that all my debts be paid by my executors as soon as practical after my death.
SECOND, I have four living boys, namely W. C. COX, JOE M. COX, JOHN D. COX and OTIS N. COX, and I have four living daughters, namely: EMILY F. McWILLIAMS, NANCY E. MORRIS, ELDORA F. BUCKNER and JULIA A. CONNALLY, and I have two daughters dead, namely ETHEL D. ROWLAND and she left surviving her four children, namely, RUTH, DORA, RUSSELL and ERIN, the first two having already married and the last two are minors and single; and AMANDA J. JONES who left surviving her two children, namely, ERNEST N. JONES and OMAR JONES.
THIRD, I have advanced to the following named children the following amounts and I hereby direct that my executors shall charge such childs part acquired under this will with these advancements, together with interest from date of advancement at the rate of six per cent per annum, the date and amount of such advancements and to whom advanced are as follows:
a. Eldora F. Buckner advanced $43.25 January 1, 1910
b. Nancy E. Morris, advanced $195.00 January 1, 1916
c. Ethel D. Rowland advanced $82.00 January 1, 1921
d. Otis Cox advanced $1200.00 January 1, 1919.
FOURTH, In addition to the charge against Ethel D. Rowland's heirs share as stated in the above under 'c' Compton Undertakers of Waco, Texas hold an account for $60.00 and Lee Hardware Co. of McGregor, Texas holds and account for $32.25 against her or her estate or against C. W. Rowland which is for funeral expense incurred when she died, and I hereby direct my executors to pay said accounts, with six per cent interest thereon from date of this will, to be paid out of the share going to said Ethel D. Rowland's children, and said advancement made to said Ethel D. Rowland listed under 'c' herein shall be charged against the said Ethel D. Rowland's childrens' share.
FIFTH, If I have or may be entitled to any notes or accounts against any of my children in addition to the above stated amounts and advancements, then any such mote, account and obligations shall be charged to said child's part such child is to receive under this will.
SIXTH, I am on notes for some of my children as surety and I hereby direct that any and all such notes must be paid by such child before he or she receives anything under this will and in case such child does not pay any such note then my executors are directed to pay said notes and if there is any difference or balance left to pay the balance to such child, but in case such child's share under his will does not more than pay any such note then such child shall receive nothing under this will.
SEVENTH, I direct that the children of my two deceased daughters shall receive, share and share alike, their deceased mother's share in my estate, subject to the charges against Ethel D. Rowland's share. And such children of said Ethel Rowland shall receive their respective parts as they become of age and I hereby direct my executors to hold said children's respective share or parts acquired under this will till such child reaches his or her majority and to deliver such part to such respective children at that time. However, with reference to Omar Jones part I especially direct my executors to hold her part and to handle and us the same for her necessities of life, and if the part she acquires under this will is not consumed and spent entirely for her necessaries, then at her death ny balance of her property or money said executors may have shall be divided equally between my children, the children of any deceased child taking the deceased parents share of same. I also instruct my executors to use their best judgment in handling said funds for said Omar Jones, but they must not invest such funds in any kind of property except government securities of place the same in some good and solvent bank on time deposit. If they do neither of these then they must keep the funds in tact.
EIGHTH, As soon as practical after my death I direct the executors hereinafter named to reduce my entire estate to cash and hereby give them full authority to sell and convey all land owned by me wherever located, and subject to the above debts and obligations and notes and charges to divide the net proceeds of my estate between my children and their heirs share and share alike; the children of deceased children to receive the deceased parent share, except the said Omar Jones share shall be held and handled by my executors as above directed, and any minor's share delivered to such minor at the time he or she becomes of age.
NINTH, I hereby make, constitute and appoint my three sons, W. C. Cox, Joe M. Cox and John D. Cox Independent Executors of my estate and direct that no bond or other security be required of them or either of them as such, a majority of whom shall have full power and authority to act herein. And if any one or more of them dies, fails to qualify or refuses to act after qualifying then in such event any one or more who has qualified and is acting shall have full authority to act herein and do any and all things necessary in carrying out the provisions of this will the same as if all three had qualified and were acting jointly.
TENTH, It is my desire and I herenow direct that no action be had in the courts in the administration of my estate other than to file, prove and record this will and file an inventory and appraisment of my estate and list of claims.
Witness my hand at McGregor, Texas on this the 22nd day of December, 1926 in the presence of J. H. Hooker and J. B. Brown who witness the same at my request.
signed I. N. Cox
The above instrument was now here subscribed by I. N. Cox, the testator, in our presence, and we, at his request and in his presence and in the presence of each other sign our names hereto as attesting witness at McGregor, Texas on this December 22, 1926.
s/J. H. Hooker, J. B. Brown
Filed 12 Dec 1928, J. W. Baker, Clk. Co. Ct., McLennan Co., Texas, by R. O. Bagby, Dpty


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May 2, 2006 - Six Hopkins County athletes made their marks at their regional track and field meets last weekend, earning them a chance to do the same in Austin.
Four North Hopkins girls, Como-Pickton's Bethanie Stinson and Saltillo sprinter David Fern all notched a spot at the UIL State Track and Field Meet May 12-13 by placing in the top two in their respective events.
For some of the athletes - North Hopkins' Ebbonye Johnson, Sabra Thomas and Katy Williams - it will be a return trip to the state event.
PALESTINE - Stinson, a sophomore, continues to make a name for herself as one of the top distance runners in Class 2A. She ran in the state cross country meet in the fall and now will return to Austin to compete in two events.
She won both the 3,200-meter run (in 12:04.36) and the 1,600 (in 5:31.97) at the Class 2A, Region III meet.
In the metric two-mile, she beat the second-place finisher by more than 40 seconds, and came back to win the mile by more than 13 seconds.
Teammate Samantha Jones came close to qualifying, but finished fourth in both the long jump (16-6) and the 200-meter dash (personal record of 26.33).
Deanna Garrett was also a fourth-place finisher, jumping a personal best of 9-0 in the pole vault.
NACOGDOCHES - Johnson, one of the most versatile athletes at the state meet, will once again compete in multiple events after bringing home three gold medals and a silver at the Class A, Region III meet.
Last year as a sophomore, she competed in five events in Austin and won two medals. As a freshman, she was a silver medalist in the high jump.
In two weeks, she will be back at Mike Meyers Stadium to take part in the 200-meter dash, the 400, high jump and long jump.
At the regional meet, she set two personal bests, winning the high jump with a leap of 5-6 and placing second in the long jump with an effort of 18-1. Johnson also won the 200 in 26.43 seconds and the 400 in 60.48.
Williams, Jessi Mannis and Thomas will also all be competing in multiple events in Austin.
Williams was the regional winner in both the discus (109-6) and the shot put (37-3). Last year, she placed sixth in the shot put at state.
Mannis was a double winner at regional as well, taking first in the 3,200-meter run in 12:09 and the 1,600 in a personal record of 5:29.57. Thomas was second in both events in 12:23 and 5:36.98, respectively. Thomas qualified for state for the third straight year - she was eighth last year in the 1,600 and fifth as a freshman.
Rosa Fuentes placed in the 3,200, coming in fourth in 12:39.11. Fuentes also ran in the 800, but did not place. Megan Lehr competed in both the shot put (31-6) and discus (89-7) but did not place in either.
That added up to a second-place finish in the team standings. North Hopkins scored 98 points to come in behind Hubbard with 105.
For the boys, Corey Johnson placed fourth in the high jump with a 6-4 leap, and Jesus Delgado was fourth in the 1,600 in a time of 4:54.08. Jose Cadena was ninth in 5:03.29. Pedro Gonzales placed sixth in the 3,200 in 10:50.23.
Also in Nacogdoches, Fern earned a trip to the state meet by placing second in the 100-meter dash in a time of 11.36.
Teammate Travis Thompson ended up 13th in the discus with a throw of 100 feet even.
Junior Chloe Roberts, who was eighth in the high jump at state last year, placed seventh at regional with a leap of 4-10. She was also 12th in the discus with a throw of 83-3. Jessica Gilbreath, meanwhile, was 16th in the 1,600 in a time of 6:20.19.
Yantis senior Esther Fernandez, a state qualifier last year in the 800, placed third at regional this year in a time of 2:30.00. She was also sixth in the 400 at regional with a time of 1:04.71, and ran a leg on the Lady Owls' eighth-place 4x400 relay team.
Miller Grove's Stormy Combs was seventh in the 3,200 with a clocking of 13:06.10.
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foodies. For those of you paying attention, you know the release-date for the
hotly anticipated Lucky Peach Issue 2:
The Sweet Spot is upon us. For those of you who have no idea what I just
said, your world is about to be rocked. Regardless of who you are, get pumped: we
got our hands on an advance copy.
The Sweet Spot, the second quarterly food and
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read-through, I just want to be best friends with the
guy. According to him, the man behind the "no reservations, no vegetarian
options" credo of Momofuku has cooled off a bit.
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confined by culinary dogma and to keep on pushing on those walls," he
says. "However, I wouldn't say I'm settled. I'm certainly less angry than
I used be...but I'm never at ease with any of our restaurants. There's a constant
drive to make things better every day."
READ: Science fare: The chemistry of haute cuisine
This desire to constantly improve
upon himself is a recurring theme throughout Lucky Peach; Chang's musings on personal "sweet spots" is a
personal and enlightening philosophical squash match that left me wondering if
my "peak" was fast-approaching.
In the same vein, one could
wonder about the sweet spot of American cuisine. Are we past our prime? Or are
we closer to a batch of rock-hard, off-season, green tomatoes en route to your
local Stop & Shop?
"I think it's upon chefs to
stop trying to make exact authentic replicas of cuisines around the world and
try to figure out what's going on in America," Chang says. "I think of
Rene Redzepi [prominently featured in the gang's travels through Copenhagen] at Noma; in
seven years he created Nordic cuisine. Nobody knew what Nordic cuisine was, and
now you see what they've done at Noma and it's being copied throughout Scandinavia. I feel like we have the opportunity to do
something like that in the US."
Socratic culinary
banter aside, I now know exactly how to kill a fish without retaining any of
the panic-induced lactic acid in the muscles, making for a fresher tasting
catch. That has to count for something.
Lucky Peach: Issue 2--The Sweet
Spot, is available wherever books are sold, November 15.


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We offer a range of UK delivery options including standard delivery, next day delivery and various weekend options. The available delivery options and prices will vary depending on the delivery location you share with us when checking out.
International Delivery
We deliver to a number of International countries, our full list of countries is available during checkout. You can change your delivery country at any time using the country selector located in the footer of our site.
Click & Collect
Our Click & Collect Service is quick and simple. Choose collect my items from one UK location during checkout and we'll email you when your order has been processed, it will be ready for collection within 3 working days.
If you are not completely satisfied with your item you may return it within 28 days for a full refund. You can return the item online using our simple service or bring it back to our flagship store in Regent St.