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"Hello Phillips," Sam tipped an imaginary hat to the detective. He was standing by the copier, watching it spit out papers.
"What the hell do you want this time, Miss Hawk?" He snapped, grabbing the sheets out of the tray.
They left inky stains on his hands which Sam wanted to point out to him, but she couldn't when she saw him stroke the stubble on his face. It left long grimy marks there so it looked like he had sideburns. It was quite funny, so Sam held her tongue and stifled the laughter bubbling up inside her.
"I encountered that Doctor Doctor fellow today."
Phillips whirled around, his eyebrows jumping upwards, "Is that so? And what did the loon say to you?"
Sam rocked back and forth on her heels, "Oh, nothing really…" She really didn't feel like explaining transdimensional space and time travel at this juncture. "Just your average everyday nutcase. He has nothing to do with the Alex Masters case, I assure you Mr. Phillips."
Phillips narrowed his eyes until his pudgy face appeared to swallow him, "Detective." He corrected her, "What are you here for?"
Before she went to the police station, she'd made a quick pit stop at her apartment. It had been a long, confusing day at school, but there were still things to be done. Her mother greeted her with a kiss on the cheek and a slice of hot apple pie. Sam took it to her bedroom, munching on the crust as she sorted through the underwear drawer of the late Alex Masters. The first thing she found that was of any importance was a small baggy of a green almost powdered substance that had been stuffed inside a sock. It smelled suspiciously like marijuana. Sam set it aside and continued to grope through his things, tossing aside thongs and rainbow colored boxers. Dissatisfied, she chewed at the inside of her cheek, her hands forming a steeple beneath her nose.
"What were you hiding?" She murmured.
"Well, I did find a packet of marijuana in Alex's things," She told him, acting as though she were merely discussing the weather with him. To irritate him further, she offered him a sly grin.
He stuck a sausage-like finger under her nose. Said finger was also smeared with black ink.
"You better bring me that tomorrow or I swear I'll put you in the nearest juvenile detention center!" He barked, spittle flying from his lips.
He really looks like a bulldog today, Sam thought to herself.
"Alright, calm down, I will." But not after she removed a good sized portion from it for herself…
Phillips turned back around and marched to his office, the papers crumpling in his tense hands. Sam shoved her hands in her coat pockets and followed him inside. She sat down in front of his desk, propping her feet up on the edge of it. Phillips promptly shoved them off, muttering his disapproval.
Sam shrugged and repositioned herself, crossing her ankles. "I'm afraid I'm going to have to search the boy's entire dresser,"
Phillips gave her a withering look, "That's not in our evidence. I'm afraid that it's been auctioned off,"
Sam frowned, "Who oversaw the auction?"
"Meadowlark – they're a furniture company,"
"Do you have contact information?"
"Do I look like a phonebook?"
"Get out,"
Sam stood and went to the door, "Thank you for your time Mr. Phillips,"
The door shut softly behind her.
If Sam had stayed a moment longer, she would have been there when the report of the murder of her school's receptionist came in. Unfortunately, she was not. Sam went home, blissfully unaware of the stone eyes that watched her from the rooftops....


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Myrtise Hickman McDowell, of Wilmington, died Saturday, May 2, 2015, at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. She was 81.
Myrtise was born Dec. 17, 1933, in Bolivia, daughter of the late Joseph Bryson Hickman and Ruth Alma Lesh Hickman. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenwood E. McDowell; sister, Lila "Tiny" Hickman; brother, George Hickman; and son-in-law, Jeff Marco.
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I had lower abs, flanks and mons pubic liposuctioned 4 weeks 3 days ago. I had more results at 2 weeks then I do now. Is it possible to still be swollen? Seems like results are slowly going and the pubic area 200cc of fat was removed but seems like there is not much of a difference at all. I'm frustrated because I dont "feel" swollen anymore. Is it possible to be swollen still or is this my end result?
4 Weeks Liposuction Post Op., Am I Still Swollen Or Are These My Final Results?
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Residual Swelling Not Uncommon At This Point!
Significant improvement in swelling can be seen in the first three weeks following surgery, with the majority gone in about three months.Small amounts of swelling may persist for up to a year following surgery.
We generally recommend the use of compression support garments for about three weeks following surgery.We also recommend a low-salt diet before and after liposuction.Exercise is usually started early in the post-operative period, and we want patients to ambulate as soon as possible following surgery.
Massage is also helpful.It decreases swelling by mobilizing retained fluid following liposuction.All of these steps help to minimize the duration of swelling following liposuction.
In your case, your swelling is probably normal and should resolve with time.Compression, massage, ambulation and low-salt intake will hopefully help you get there sooner.
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Liposuction Results
You may not "feel" swollen anymore, but you may be. If you have concerns, please talk to your surgeon. Best of luck!
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Results after liposuction
It appears that you got a significant improvement with your liposuction. In general there is 2.2 pounds per liter of fat removed. Even at 4 weeks you do have some swelling present. In general you are 50% of the way there at 6 weeks and 80% at 3 months. Re-evaluate at 6 months and decide if you need additional liposuction.
Liposuction results get better after one month
Absolutely, you can see more improvement after a month through the six month period as collagen increases and contracts the looser tissue that is created after tunnels of fat are removed with liposuction. Gravity makes the swelling fluids settle in the pubis and it's the last to see the swelling leave. Be patient and excited about your result. WEar the compression garment if one was recommended. Followup with your surgeon.
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Liposuction Results?
Thank you for the question.
At 4 weeks postop it is still too early to evaluate your final results. I ask patients to wait at least 2 to 3 months to assess the results of the procedure. It may take several months later for the skin to "redrape".
I would suggest continued follow-up with your plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
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Swelling after Liposuction
I agree with the other assessments, 4 weeks after liposuction you can still have a lot of swelling in the tissues. I always recommend waiting 4 to 6 months before you see final results. If I understand correctly, the 200cc's was removed just from the pubis. If this is right, then that is a good amount of fat to be removed. 200 cc's for all of the areas would be a very small amount. BUT, if it was just from the pubis region - this is the area that will remain swollen for the longest time, and will take the longest to reach a final result. From your photo - you look really great after the treatment. If, at 6 months, you are still concerned, be sure to go back to your doctor. For my patients, I always want to see them back at 4-6 months to look at results and address any concerns. Some patients do need small touch-ups.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 18, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas Page 4 QUOTABLE"The world is full of happy people, but no one mr hears of them. You have to fight and make a scandal to get into the papers." - Gene Stratton-Porter novelist, naturalist, 1900 I OI I O R I A LKudos!Congratulations, recognition given to those who make the world better Kudos, a weekly feature Of the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, is intended to highlight the good news of our community. It is an effort to recognize the good things people do for one another. Every week in this space, we will highlight and give praise to those who have been honored or have made significant contributions. If you know someone deserving recognition, call Mark Lyon, managing editor, at 625-9144. Also you can submit your Kudos in writing to Kudos, New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Landa St, New Braunfels, Texas 78130. This week's Kudos: ■ Canyon Middle School administrators and teachers for sponsoring a job fair Thursday for students. Thanks are also given to the many businesses and individuals who participated ■ AU veterans, especially those who have been hospitalized or those who provide care for hospitalized veterans. This week was declared Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week by the New Braunfels Qty Council. ■ Howard Dietz, owner of Dietz Gun Shop and Range for providing a pistol, rifle and shotgun firing range to the New Braunfels Police Department The city leases the property for only $ I per year. ■ Members of the Sesquicentennial Parade Committee who worked hard last night to stuff envelopes. Preparations are under way for the Sesquicentennial Parade in 1995. ■ Werner Kiesling, Kevin Webb, Rick Kiesling, Lester Price for restoring the wagon to be used in the Sesquicentennial Thai Ride which wiU be held in April 1995. ■ AU those people who participated in the Circle Aits Theatre's production of Nonsense. Local comment has spread the word that the performance was wonderful. • • • Write us Tbs Nm Braunfels Herald-Zeitung wsloosnas totters on any public IMUS. Tbs editor teams tbs right to correct spoiling, styto, punctuation and known fetus) errors. Letters should bo kept to SSO words. Wa publish only original mail addressed to The New Braunfels Herald• Zsfo/i# bearing the writer's signature. Also, an address and a telephone number, which ars not for publication, must ba included. Please dis tho gags number and date of any article that is mentioned. Preference is given to writers who have not been published in the previous 80 days. * I *4 % * ' * . !Q5** \*i * Mail latten tot Letters to the Editor oh The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung P.O. Drawer 8X1828 New Braunfels, Tau Paz: (2X0)026-1224 78181-1828 Editor and Publisher..........................................David 8uUens General Manager.................................................Cheryl Duvall Managing Editor*********..*..#.##**. Mark Lyon Adveitiaing Director................................................Paul Davie Classified Manager........... .................Karen Reininger Circulation Director. ............................Carol Ann Avery Pressroom Foreman........................................Douglas Brandt Pubfetod ob Scanty motntogs and weekday mornings Tuesday through Bricky by the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, 707 Lands St, or PG. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Tx. 78131-1328. Second class posuge paid by the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung kl New Braunfels, Texas. (USPS 377-880) Garter delivered in Comal md Guaddupe counties; three months, $16; six months, $29; one year, $49. Senior Citizen Discounts by owner delivery only*. dx months, $25; one year, $45. Mail delivery outside Comal County in Texas; dare montes*82655; dx montes, $47.20; one year, $8850. Mail outride Texas: dx aiondn, $61.95; one year, $103.25. Subscribers who have sea received a newspaper by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday terougb Friday arte 7:30un. an Steady may call (210) 625-9144 or (2 ICO 6U64B46 (kMsrat regain, Mtoon,Gaiyra Lake, Buhorde md Sm Antonio) by 7 pm. weekday! or by ll SJW on Sunday. PMttaader Send flddmi changes to the New Braudels Herald-Zeitung, PO. Draper 31132$, New Braunfels, Tx. 78131-1328.■ ■ Opinion Herald-Zeitung Friday, Fab. 18,1994My how imaginations get carried away Mark Lyon Herald-Zeitung readers will remember last Sunday's editorial which stated the newspaper's position in favoring a debate of the county judge candidates. Incumbent County Judge Carter Casteel respectfully declined our invitation to take part in that debate, stating that she would not subject herself, her family and the public to an additional dose of what she deemed an "outburst" by challenger Ted Key. It is not the position of this newspaper to blame Judge Casteel for not taking part in our debate, nor was it our intent to try and chastise Judge Casteel for her decision. We were, in fact, stating that we should always be in favor of putting issues on the table in front of the public, especially when that can be done in a controlled atmosphere and sponsored by an unbiased party - in this case the Herald-Zeitung. I say that after having been shocked and disappointed at responses to our survey of last Sunday "Do you agree with Judge Casteel's decision not to debate?" where many members of the voting public have said that a debate has already taken place and then criticize the newspaper for trying to put one on in the first place. To me, that says "we don't want this opportunity" ch- "how dare you try to bring issues before the public!" One citizen said that voters should rely on reputation alone. Another said that the forums held to date have not been forums, but in fact, have been debates. Another claimed we were following upon a request by Ted Key to present a trap for Judge Casteel. My how imaginations get carried away. Sometimes conveniently so, to the point that what a person wants to think is made to fit perfectly with something that is not necessarily the same thing. I say to those who truly believe what they presented in their responses - this newspaper has not and will not align itself with any candidate, period. We are not Republicans, and we are not Democrats , we are journalists. It is our job every day to be fair and unbiased, yet it also our job to make sure voters are as informed as they can be before making their decision at foe polls. Reputation? What kind of reputation did Richard M. Nixon have when we elected him? Where did we end up with that choice? Nixon did debate Kennedy years before his presidency, and even that did not shed light on what would come years later. The public needs every bit of information and insight it can stand and more. Comal County citizens should crave dialogue on issues which directly affect them. A candidate may voice his or her official stance on an issue at one point in time, but do you think that is all that can be said about that issue, even by that same candidate? I've witnessed a candidate, who later won an election, take ideas from which her opponent campaigned on during not one, but two debates, and made them into reality during her tenure in office. She admitted when incorporating those ideas that they came from her opponent during the cam paign. This was truly an elected official looking out for the best interests of her constituency. She initially pointed out that "just because it wasn't my idea doesn't mean it was a bad idea. In feet, it was a very good idea and should be put into motion." Ideally, that is how our system should work. We should strive to make the best ideals and philosophies work for everyone, including the Republicans, the Democrats, and the people who could care less about being a part of either party and instead just want to be able to lead a peaceful and productive life without political party affiliation. People have tiled diligently to label the Herald-Zeitung as pro-Key and pro-Casteel throughout this campaign so fix. This usually happens when they read something in our pages with which they don't agree with that was said or written by someone who feels differently about a given subject Is there such a thing as "thinking wrong" or "thinking politically incorrectly?" It is our duty to provide a forum for everyone's opinion, not just foe ones that will cause less friction or foe ones we think most will agree with. Newspapers are not perfect We make mistakes and we accept criticism for those mistakes. But don't criticize this newspaper or any other for trying to better inform the public, even if you think you know everything that can be possibly known about the issues. Odds are, and time sometimes proves, you really don't (Mark Lyon is Managing Editor for the Herald-Zeitung. Syndicated columnist Dave Barry, who usually appears in this space on Fridays, will return next Friday.) Clintons take health care campaign to elderly By RON FOURNIER Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — President and Mrs. Clinton are beginning a two-week push to try to convince senior citizens that the White House strategy is the best medicine for the nation's health care ills. The president's speech today to an elderly crowd at Edison, NJ., marks the latest attempt by the White House to focus its health care campaign on a specific audience or issue. In the previous two weeks, Clinton and his aides pounded home the same theme: The nation's health care system is in crisis. "We think one of foe really strong para of the president's health care plan is how we treat seniors — things we do with drugs and longterm care," White House spokesman Jeff Eller said. "We also know we're better when we concentrate on one thing." Mrs. Clinton renewed her attacks Analysis on the health insurance industry Tuesday. "We have to change the insurance market and the way it operates," she told the American Legion. Mn. Clinton also renewed her attack on the Health Insurance Association of America's television ads that criticize the Clinton plan and its mandatory insurance purchasing alliances. "You know these television advertisements that they've spent about $20 million on saying that we're going to take away your choice? Well, that's just fiat untrue," Mrs. Clinton said. The one-day trip comes amid pressure to drop or scale back Clinton's proposal that the government assume companies' cost of health care coverage for early retirees. Eliminating that provision — a favorite of Mn. Clinton and some mqor companies — could save more than half of the increase in the deficit that the Congressional Budget Office predicted would come from Clinton's health care plan. Under Clinton's plan, doctors would not be able to charge senior citizens more than Medicare's reimbursement me. It also would expand access lo long-term care and provide partial prescription drug coverage, White House spokeswoman Dee Dee Myers said. Since opening his health care campaign a year ago — and relaunching it last fell — Clinton has struggled to retain momentum, in part because of the failure to remain focused on the issue. Aides hope to solidify then sales job by picking a topic and sending foe president, his wife and his Cabinet across the country to promote it. Later this weak, Clinton was to meet with leaden of elderly groups rad corporals chiefs to dlscusi his health cam plan. "In order to give it some sort of convent iuue9 we vt tnoa to do some things on foe positive side of the issue," Blier mid. Without providing specifics, Eller mid the White House has other topics in mind for Anura two-weak The rite of tee addma was Mid-dtoeex County College lf! tm«n« ta an awe that Pl tor —t/t 11 XXX) senior citizens. The American Association of Retired Persons is co-sponsoring the event. Clinton focused on crime Tuesday, surrounding himself in a field of uniforms at the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy to prod Congren for a quick and tough crime bill. 'The American people have waited on this bill long enough," he Mid. Today in history By The Associated Press Today is Friday, Feb. 18th, foe 49th day of 1994. There are 316 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History; Ob Feb. 18th, 1841, Jefferson Davis was sworn in as president of the Confederate States of America in Montgomery, Ala. On this date; la 1544, Martin Luther, leader of foe Protestant Reformation in Germany, died. la 1544, foe artist Michelangelo died in Rome. la 1885, Mark Twain's "Adventures of Huckleberry Firm" was published in the United States for the first time. la 1930, the ninth planet of our solar system, Pluto, was discovered. la 1953, "Bwana Devil," the movie that heralded foe "Thiec-D" fad of the 1950's, opened in New York. la 1940, the VHI Winter Olympic Games were formally opened in Squaw Valley, Calif., by Vice President Nixon. In 1970, the Chicago Seven defendants were found innocent of conspiring to incite note at the 1968 Democratic national convention. la 1972, the California Supreme Court struck down the state's death penalty. la 1977, the space shuttle "Enterprise," sitting atop a Boeing 747, went on its maiden "flight," teaching altitudes of up to 16,000 feet above the Mojave Desert la 1988, Anthony M. Kennedy was sworn in as the 104th justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Tea years ago: Italy and the Vatican signed a revised concordat under which Roman Catholicism ceased to be the state religion of Italy. At the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Katarina Win of East Germany won the gold medal in women's figure skating; Rosalynn Sumners of the United Sums won the stiver. Five years ago: Author Salman Rutedie, under a death sentence from Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini for his book "Hie Satanic Verses," expressed regret for any distress he'd caused Muslims. One year ago: President Clinton hosted a cam-paign-style rally at St. Louis' Union Station to enlist citizen support for his economic plan. Today's Birthdays: Actor Jack Palance is 74. "Cosmopolitan" editor Helen Gurley Brown Is 72. Actor George Kennedy is 69. Sen. John Warner, R-Va., is 67. Movie director Milos Forman is 62. Singer Yoko Ono is 61. Actress Cybill Shepherd is 44. Singer Juice Newton is 41 Actor John Travolta is 40. Game show hostess Vanns While is 37. Actress Greta Scacchi is 34. Actor Matt Dillon is 30. Acms Molly Ringwald is 26. ;
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Bates US Navy Dress White Leather Shoes
I can't articulate it, but I kind of love these shoes. Bates makes these for the US Navy. I've had two or three of the US Army versions of these, which are black. You can usually find these in any decent surplus store, they are tough shoes. They are graceless, but there is an appeal in their brutal simplicity- that is, in black.
In white, they are surreal, and somehow I like it.
Lightweight oxford for US Navy dress uniform.
- Leather upper
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- Cushioned removable insert
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©2005-2008 QuikManeuvers. All Rights Reserved.
Barbarossa Trap
Red Army Traps the German Army
© 2007
301 pages; 13 chapters and 5 appendixes
Table of Contents
When the
German Army invaded the USSR
in 1941, it was a pre-emptive strike.
German Army knew that the Red Army was advancing
towards the
borders of German-occupied Poland. So, the
improvised a major
strategic preemptive strike into the
. What the
German Army
did not know
was that the
horde of Red Army troops advancing
towards the Polish border
were carrying out a dual-option plan. If the
did not respond, all of
Europe would be invaded. On the other hand, if the
German Army
invaded the
, a huge strategic trap, a
Barbarossa Trap
, would occur. That
composed of Soviet reserve army groups assembling on the
Red Army's
deep left and right flanks, would ensnare the
German Army
in a vast operational
and strategic trap,
the Barbarossa Trap
. That
Barbaroosa Trap
would first
bleed the advancing
German Army
by numerous combinations of Soviet
operational attack and defense. Then, when the
German Army
was over extended
and German traitor generals had sabotaged supply and reinforcement, the
would launch the strategic offensive phase of the Red Army's Barbarossa
. The
Barbarossa Trap
worked with incredible success. The
German Army
in the
was crippled by the
Red Army's counter offensives
in the winter of
1941-42. Soon the
German Army Schwehrpunt
was dead.
"Soviet dictator, Stalin's, Red Army had been planning to invade Western Europe for about two years in 1941. The truth
has been hidden from the world for nearly a half century.
In the 1990s, the truth began to surface as researchers in the Historical Archive and Military Memorial Center of the Red
Army General Staff revealed a sensational document. The document is entitled: "Reflections of a Plan For The Strategic
Deployment of the Armed Forces of The Soviet Union In The Event of War With Germany and Her Allies." The plan,
obviously written in response to a directive from the dictator Stalin, was dated March 3 1941. The document was signed by
the top echelon of the Red Army General Staff, including: M.G. Vasilievsky, N. Vatutin, G. Zhukov and S. Timoshenko. It
was all there, over fifteen pages of detailed maps and plans for the simultaneous invasion of Germany, Hungary and
Rumania in 1941.
Since the discovery of Stalin's monstrous plans for the invasion of Europe, the Russians have made it disappear, although
fragmentary copies were made. In the meantime, radical leftist "historians" and military personnel in Russia and the West
have commenced a drum fire of scurrilous propaganda denying that Stalin ever intended to invade the West and further
claimed that he certainly did not have the resources for it.
The planned Soviet invasion of Western Europe, Operation Groza (Thunderstorm), was a fact: "Thunderstorm: was to
begin on Sunday, July 6 1941. For that invasion the Soviets had assembled the largest army the world has ever known.
Over thirty separate armies were targeted against the West. The force was so huge that it could not be maintained in the
field for long without risking mass starvation. Enormous masses of soldiery, numerous airfields crammed with aircraft, and
huge logistics sites were located near the frontier with Germany." According to Viktor Suvorov: "...the transport in 1941 to
the frontier of millions of boots, munitions and spare parts and the deployment of millions of soldiers and thousands of
tanks and airplanes, could not have been a mistake, or a miscalculation, but rather it must have been the result of a
thoughtful policy..." The plundering of the agricultural and economic wealth of Europe would feed and sustain the Red
armies as they invaded the West in 1941. If the Reds did not attack, many of the soldiers poised for invasion would starve
to death."
Excerpt from
Barbarossa Trap
other books about German Army
other books about Combat Military Leadership
other books about the Soviet Army
other books about World War 2
If you want to learn about one of the most important aspects of World War II that is never mentioned by the established media
and publishers, you should read
Barbarossa Trap
. The only publisher who has dared to address this suppressed subject is
QuikManeuvers.com, which brings it uniquely to the American readership with the shocking ferocity of a literary coup d'etat.


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The fields around my house are complicated with plant life and they are incredibly beautiful. When I cut them, it is also beautiful and they grow back. We don't get back what we lose. I struggle with that. But replacing that absence with other things and ideas does help. It's not the same.
The rural landscapes, people, animals and events that I depict come from a version of my experience. I am not interested in the accurate depiction of these things because they are not literal. Subjects are metaphors for emotions, activity, place or loss of place. The cow, trailer, landscape, or people become the clean slate or empty vessel into which I pour a multitude of ideas. The repetition of these characters and events creates a momentary truth where situations have tangible meanings. Often pathetic, sometimes heroic and enigmatic these works attempt to articulate my personal narrative and interests.


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The California Association of Winegrape Growers (CAWG) AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE PROGRAM is meant to spotlight exceptional people who have benefitted the broader community of winegrape growers through exemplary leadership and outstanding commitment to the well-being of the winegrowing industry, California communities and the environment.
Click here to download the Grower of the Year application
Click here to download the Leader of the Year application
Who Can Nominate?
Award nominations can be made by individuals or organizations using the nomination form provided by CAWG. The identity of the nominators is not made public, but will be known by the nominee and judges. The nominator can only put forward one nominee per "award category" annually.
Judging Procedure
Entries will be reviewed and scored by the CAWG board of directors' member services and communications committee based on the criteria indicated on the nomination forms. Nominations with the highest scores will be recommended to the CAWG board of directors' executive committee for final selection. In judging nominees, the committee will be mindful of variations among businesses in financial resources, staff capacity, regional locations, etc. Any committee member with a conflict of interest associated with judging a nominee must abstain from judging any proposals from that round of the selection process.
Award Winners Receive
The award winners will be invited to attend a dinner in their honor, taking place on Monday, July 17, 2017 at the Silverado Resort innight hotel stay on the same evening.
Award Categories
The Awards of Excellence Program presents two awards: Grower of the Year Award and Leader of the Year Award
Grower of the Year Award
The Grower of the Year Award is the highest honor given by CAWG. The award is bestowed annually to an individual, family or company who represents an outstanding example of excellence in viticulture and management, and is recognized by others for innovation and leadership within the industry. A central purpose for bestowing the Grower of the Year Award is to identify and promote outstanding examples of efficient, successful producers of quality California winegrapes. This award is exclusive to CAWG members only. Nominees may be an individual, family or company. Consideration will be given only to nominations that clearly address the criteria listed on this form. Nominations or endorsements received after the submission deadline shall not be permitted.
Previous Grower of the Year Award winners
John Kautz, John Kautz family; Steve McIntyre, Monterey Pacific; Richard Kheen; and Jerry and Bruce Fry, Mohr-Fry Ranches.
Leader of the Year Award
The Leader of the Year Award is given to the grower whose record of exceptional leadership has benefited California's wine industry. By giving this award, the association seeks to recognize and promote an outstanding example of leadership for the purpose of bringing credit to the industry and inspiring others to lead as well. This award is exclusive to CAWG members. Nominees must be an individual who is a grower or is associated with a winegrape growing operation. Consideration will be given only to nominations that clearly address the criteria listed on this form. Nominations or endorsements received after the submission deadline shall not be permitted.
Previous Leader of the Year Award winners
Nat DiBuduo, Allied Grape Growers; Ben Drake, Drake Enterprises; the Ledbetter Family; Volker Eisele, Volker Eisele Family Estate; and Richard Smith, Smith Family Wines.
Applications are due to the CAWG office by Friday, April 14, 2017
Jerry Fry is the president and CEO and Bruce Fry is the vice president of operations of the family-run Mohr-Fry Ranches in Lodi. The father and son are two of the most respected growers and leaders in the Lodi winegrape community and are known for their quality winegrapes. They advocate on behalf of winegrape growers and dedicate an enormous amount of time serving the industry and their community. Mohr-Fry Ranches was one of the original six Lodi growers to certify their vineyard under the Lodi Rules for Sustainable Winegrowing.
The Leader of the Year award recognizes a grower whose record of exceptional leadership has benefitted California's wine industry and is an inspiration to others. The recipient has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to issues of significant importance to winegrape growers and has achieved lasting changes to promote and protect the interests of California winegrape growers.
Rich Smith, who passed away in December 2015, was the owner of Paraiso Vineyards in the Santa Lucia Highlands (Soledad). Smith and his family have paved the way for others as pioneers and leaders in the wine industry. Smith left behind a tremendous legacy as one of the founding fathers of the modern Monterey County wine industry. He worked tirelessly at promoting the Monterey County wine region and California wine industry, as well as championing sustainability and research.
"CAWG is proud to honor these deserving and extraordinary individuals and families for their exemplary leadership in the winegrape industry," said CAWG President John Aguirre. "Jerry, Bruce, Rich and their families have shown a deep commitment to agriculture on a local, state and national level. Their leadership, advocacy, passion and strong work ethic are inspiring."
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Jerry and Bruce Fry are two of the most respected leaders in the Lodi winegrape community. Their family-run business, Mohr-Fry Ranches, is the perfect example of a successful winegrape grower.
The Mohr family began farming in California in the 1850s near what later became Hayward. Due to urban encroachment, Jerry's parents expanded the operation into the Terminous area (San Joaquin County) in the 1950s and later added properties in Thornton, Lodi, Woodbridge and Acampo. With more than 160 years of farming in California, their operation has survived the test of time and thrived in an ever-changingwinegrape market.
Jerry and Bruce, fourth and fifth generation farmers, are recognized for their quality grapes. They grow 12 varieties in the Lodi appellation and sell their sought-after grapes to more than 20 wineries in and out of state. Some of the wineries produce Mohr-Fry and Marian's Vineyard designated wines. The St. Amant zinfandel from Marian's Vineyard, planted in 1901, was awarded best zinfandel at the 2003 California State Fair. The diversified farming operation also grows, packs and sells dry heirloom beans under the Elegant Beans label.
"Jerry and Bruce are active growers, yet they dedicate an enormous amount of time to serving the winegrape industry and community," said Amy Blagg, Lodi District Grape Growers Association (LDGGA) executive director. "Their involvement in LDGGA and CAWG have led to increased local grower awareness of statewide issues. Advocacy is of great importance to them and they constantly make an effort to educate fellow growers and encourage participation and engagement."
"Jerry is the definition of a true leader," said San Joaquin County Farm Bureau Executive Director Bruce Blodgett. "His long list of activities have made him well known in the Lodi area as someone who truly cares about the future of agriculture and the future of his community."
"Bruce has been dedicated to protecting the interests of winegrape growers and the agriculture community as a whole," Blodgett said. "He has helped our county maintain stable property taxes under the Williamson Act for the past 10 years. He has been actively involved in rewriting and fine tuning our county's winery ordinance. He has also worked on estate taxes, property taxes and state legislation that would have impacted agriculture."
"The Fry family is committed to sustainability, family values and California agriculture," Blagg said. "They have made a tremendous impact on the Lodi and California winegrape industries and will continue to lead us into the future."
Rich Smith and the Smith family have paved the way for others as pioneers and leaders in the wine industry. Rich passed away on Dec. 27, 2015, leaving behind a tremendous legacy as one of the founding fathers of the modern Monterey County wine industry. His son, Jason, and the family are now carrying the torch and continue to be leaders at all levels.
"Rich worked tirelessly at promoting not only the Monterey County wine region, but also the California wine industry both locally and nationally," said the Ledbetter family (John, Jim, Kimberly, Craig, Marissa and Megan). "Rich was a great friend, mentor and colleague to all who crossed his path. He embraced every challenge and project with energy like no other. Over the years, Rich and the family have demonstrated what it is to be a leader within our industry and community. Their commitments to any cause are taken seriously and have a clear vision, and they shared that vision with others."
Rich and his wife, Claudia, began growing grapes in Monterey County in the 1970s. He started Valley Farm Management in 1973 and a custom harvesting business in 1977. By 1987 both businesses were thriving and Smith purchased his own 350-acre vineyard. Paraiso Vineyards is located in the Santa Lucia Highlands. The family was among the first to plant pinot noir in the Santa Lucia Highlands. In 1989 their first wines – a pinot noir and a chardonnay – were crushed and bottled under the Paraiso label. In 1991, Rich led the effort that established the Santa Lucia Highlands American Viticultural Area, considered one of the top AVAs for high quality pinot noir and other varietals.
Smith Family Wines grows pinot noir, chardonnay, syrah and other Burgundian and Rhone-style varietals on more than 3,200 acres in Monterey County. Fifteen clones are grown on the 350-acre home estate vineyard: seven pinot noir, five chardonnay and three syrah. Their wine brands are Alexander-Smith, Paraiso and Irie.
"Rich was a national leader in the wine industry and a local hero," said MCVGA Executive Director Kim Stemler. "He was one of the visionary pioneers of the Monterey wine region and continually championed sustainability and research to foster the success we all share. He was always willing to share his time, vast knowledge and energy."
After his passing, MCVGA created the Rich Smith Memorial Research Fund to honor his life and accomplishments, with contributions supporting local viticulture research through UC Cooperative Extension. The California Agricultural Leadership Foundation, of which Rich was a graduate and longtime supporter, created the Richard Smith Memorial Fellowship Fund.
"My dad was lucky to be able to build a business – and a life – that enabled him to work with family every day," Jason said. "And to Rich Smith, family wasn't just those of us who shared his name. Every employee, vendor, customer, competitor and consumer were part of his family."
Bruce & Jerry Fry, Mohr-Fry Ranches
2016 Grower of the Year
The Fry Family
Jason Smith and family accepting Leader of the Year
on behalf of Rich Smith (Jason's father).
The Smith Family


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Perhaps the most poignant point in the presentation came when Musk responded to a question about the efforts of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) and several state dealer associations to deny Tesla from using its direct sales approach. He became quite emotional, and tears seemed to well up as he decried the dealers associations gloating about their recent legislative victories. He voice wavered as he declared, "I think it's outrageous that they would crow about a perversion of democracy, that's just wrong."


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It beat Indian company Sugal & Damani to win the competition for the third Lottery operator's licence.
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Scottish – Irish – Celtic
Celebrations recognizing Celtic roots and practices have long been preferred. From the stirring cry of the bag pipe to the dress of formal tartan and kilt, weddings based upon elements of Celtic practice can provide long lasting memories. Elements of these wedding celebrations can consist of part or every one of the following:
Anam Cara - Essentially, the Hearts Partner, this tradition is a unique ceremony commemorating the creation of a classic love forever more. This event of the aspects; to the Celts the four elements Earth, Fire, Water and Air were the structures on which an effective relationship were constructed.
Anam Cara
This practice was adapted as Christianity relocated right into the Celtic lands as well as remains to be a terrific means to include family and friends in your ceremony.
Handfasting - A ceremony going back right to antiquity, Handfasting is a practice of marriage prior to the accessibility of rings and also precious metals. The couple would take an item of fabric or rope and before their families and friends, proclaim their love and purpose by reciting a couple of words and binding themselves together symbolically with the rope. It is from this tradition we still refer to marriage as "tying the knot".
Oathing Stone -- What better area to place the pledges of a lifetime and eternity than in the heart of a stone? The oathing stone is held by the groom and bride while their pledges are stated, then in some practices is thrown into a deep body of water to hold those assurances for evermore. Today that stone might be kept as a remembrance of this wedding.
Oathing Stone
The Quaich - Originally crafted from timber the twin handled Quaich was a Scotsman's canteen, mess kit and drinking cup rolled right into one. King James of Scotland offered his betrothed Anne of Denmark a Quaich as a symbol of his love for her during the marriage, from that point on the Quaich has actually been called the "loving cup". This stunning ceremony shares the blessings of Kith as well as Kin to the couple.
The Quaich
Pinning of the Tartan
Pinning of the Tartan - A bride-to-be is officially approved into the bridegroom's family with this event. Normally the oldest woman member of the bridegroom's family provides a swatch of the household 's Tartan to the bride signifying she is currently interwoven right into all the behaviors of the clan.
The presentation of the family sword - The martial origins of the Celtic individuals focused on the defense of hearth and house. This ceremony is the recognition of the male members of the new bride's family that they also currently have a brand-new partnership as well as a new brother in arms.
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Longtime San Diego newsman Nick Canepa seems to have a good rapport with Chargers GM AJ Smith. I while I don't know the extent of their relationship per se, I've noticed that Canepa seems to enjoy good access to the Chargers boss. Canepa puts together excellent pieces detailing their conversations, and his latest chat with Smith has been enlightening. Canepa asked Smith to shed light on the recent firing of defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell; After all, Teddy came to San Diego with a resume that included AJ Smith's at the top of his references.
Smith also shed light on his disapproval of the way the team has played through the first half of the season. Smith felt the players were beginning to lose faith in the system, and he noticed the fire inside was fading fast. So a move had to be made - a spark needed to be set:
"I think there's fight left," Smith says. "I know Shawne Merriman is missed; a terrific player, a great player, is missing. But you move on. Go! I don't think the players believed in our way of attacking and a lot of us were unhappy with the (defensive) game plans. Something was very wrong, and the Chargers organization reacted to it. This issue was building – building. The head coach was not happy with the direction of the defense and neither was I.
"But the players have to be held accountable. The players are on notice. Some of you may lose your jobs, or maybe you'll alternate, or maybe you won't be here next year. You're a Charger one year at a time. There are some prideful guys here. Let's make a run at this thing. We're still within striking distance of a title."
As great an architect that Smith has been, his blueprint hasn't been without suspect design. For one, his decision to re-do Clinton Hart's contract and to not draft a safety has backfired. Both Clinton Hart and Eric Weddle have struggled this year and there is no one on the depth chart to push them.
The Chargers also forfeited the opportunity to select a defensive lineman in the draft; Jamal Williams had a slow start to the season, Igor Olshanksy is having a down season as he inches closer towards free agency, and Luis Castillo is not playing up to expectations following his new contract.
If promoting Ron Rivera to Defensive Coordinator proves to be brilliant move (which is the expectation both here at BoltHype and among fans), then the story will be different. But heading into the season, BoltHype consistently identified the need for a defensive lineman, a running back, and a safety and so far those three positions have struggled mightily.
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Yeah, I don't want to back away from the traded players part for much of the same reason that you explained, and you explained it very well so good job on that one.
Sure the traded players limits the movement a little bit, but if it's set at the right amount (even $31 million cap) as proven earlier you can still assemble a great team. It would have an effect on salaries as well I believe, lowering many in the process, which would make it easier to keep under the cap.
It'd make teams reassess their rosters before acquiring higher priced players via trade, instead of acquiring them because the poorer teams can't afford them as the Rangers and Toronto have done on occasion.
You would see a situation like Weight & EDM change, where Weight might ask for more money and price himself out of the team's market, but if no other teams are willing to pay him what he asks for, because they might be discouraged under my proposal, then Weight's demands would decrease and perhaps he would stay in Edmonton.
UFA's might re-sign with their existing teams if they have had a long enough tenure or would be considered exempt from such a cap and their salary would be more flexible to that team than if they signed somewhere else. It still gives that player a choice to sign where he wants to, but it gives his existing team a little bit of an advantage and they may have to pay more for that advantage.
If you are a fan of a team that has had to cast off high salaried players to teams with much higher payrolls, just consider the players who have been traded and if those players would have still been acquired by their new teams with such a system in place. I know there is the arguement that these types of deals often help to rebuild a roster, but it also leads to the current situation where many players were basically bought and you end up with superstar rosters in some markets and pluggers in other markets.
I'm sure in some cases the higher salaried player would have still been moved, and maybe the return would have been less, but in many cases those players would have probably stayed with their teams too.
One last major thing to consider is when you look at the numbers provided previously from last season, the teams with the most non-home-grown are the teams who are setting the market standard. These are the same guys that you consistently see signing the bigger name free agents and trading for the higher salaried players. They've created a divide, and if they want to continue that divide, fine, but they have said they do not.
If they wanted to continue that divide, I've given a proposal in the past where you set up a two-league NHL, one with a cap and one without a cap but a salary floor as high as the cap of the other league. Basically just divide the league into teams spending over/under a specific amount, and you let the teams compete with their peers. Makes little sense to me to see a team with a $25 million payroll playing against a team with a $75 million payroll, even if the poorer team wins.
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Jeremiah, I'll be there for both the Technology Marketers' Executive Council meeting and the Marketing Forum. Look forward to meeting you.Best regards,Michelle BB
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MichelleI'm looking forward to meeting you (and others)
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Hopwil Gurantus Devune, Priest of a dead order, user of the Shadow's magicka, and hater of all who enjoyed life, walked through the dark fields playing his flute.
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Hopwil pulled the flute away from his mouth so that he could laugh. Shadow magicka was strong, and it even influenced his personality, but it could not contain his actions. Hopwil wiped his long blue hair behind his shoulders once more and continued playing. The melody was a dark one, as usual, and it seemed to illuminate the fields around him.
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