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Firefox's new smartphone OS has been making big news at the Worldwide Mobile Congress, with a slew of new phones available for it. But Firefox phones are likely not ones you'll want -- not now, and maybe not ever. Here are three reasons why it's not for you.
The phones tend to be underpowered
Firefox targets low-end hardware, so if you buy a Firefox phone, you'll likely see mainly those with relatively slow processors, mediocre screens, not much RAM, and unimpressive cameras. For example, Firefox's "reference" phone used by developers to write apps has a 4.5-inch 480x854 pixel screen, a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM and a 5-megapixel camera.
Of course, that's only a reference phone, and actual devices are frequently more powerful. Alcatel, for example, has a number of Firefox phones that range from a 3.5-inch, dual-core phone to a much more powerful one, the Fire S, which has a 4.5-inch display, quad-core processor, LTE support and 8 megapixel camera. Still, even at the high end, that's less powerful than the most popular phones, such as the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy line.
It's the apps, stupid
Why do you buy a smartphone? Primarily for the apps. And that's where Firefox OS comes up short. The Firefox Marketplace is a lonely place, and makes even the Windows Phone's Store look bustling and full by comparison. That should be no surprise, of course, because the phone OS is still new, with a limited market share. IDC says that a mere 390,000 Firefox phones shipped last year, and that only 2.5 million will ship in 2014, for a 0.2% share of the smartphone market. Given those numbers, there's no incentive for developers to write apps for Firefox. So if you like apps -- and let's face it, who doesn't? -- a Firefox phone isn't for you.
They have limited availability
Even if for some reason you decide you want a Firefox phone, if you live in the U.S. you won't likely be able to buy one, at least for a while. Because of its light hardware requirements, it's being targeted largely, although not exclusively, at the developing world. So the phones have been released in many places in South America, although they are also in developed markets including Spain, and Italy. Primarily, though, they're aimed at the developing world for now, not the U.S. market. So even if you want one, you may not be able to find one.


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MasterNejiX (Topic Creator)4 years ago#21
Quite simply, people who say they do not see a difference between 30 and 60 FPS do not know what to look for or what they are looking at. Hell, some people say they cant tell much of a difference between standard and high definition TVs. In reality, these same people simply do not CURRENTLY have an eye for detail and do not understand what to look for.
its for this exact reason that i made the topic actually. id like to learn what to look for so i can make intelligent statements about the subject.
Dat 60fps.
Instead of virility, and all of the good things it would do for you, it should be 30 fps and how great it is. It keeps the masses docile and weak-minded.
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xOmniCloudx 4 years ago#24
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OhhSnap posted...I'm glad I'm not alone in this. I too cannot see a SIGNIFICANT difference between the two. There may be some SLIIIGHT difference but I can only really kinda tell from watching very... VERY closely and intently.
This, it was like night and day when I first saw PC DmC (on a different site and player). The animation is hella smoother and you notice more delay and can actually see how the combat system is designed in the PC version because of where and how Dante delays in animations. Look at the stalling between animations which doesn't take avdanage of the doubled frame rate since the system wasn't redesigned to take advantage of the new options. Even the environment rendering looks way better on PC. I have no idea how people don't both see and feel this. Some devs like Team Ninja can be REALLY good at tricking you like with NGS2 (due to how it's combat is designed and where it cut the frames) which doesn't fully run at 60 FPS (especially not on 360) but for the most part it's near impossible to not notice and if you ran a proper speed one you'd see the difference.
Especially if you played one for a decently significant point of time and then went to the other. The only real exceptions are the people who don't really play their games any type of seriously and go super casual so the engine and mechanics designed around the frame rate don't truly change their gameplay experience plus they wouldn't be paying attention or even be able to notice the other changed details. But if you put them side by side they still should be able to notice something is a little off. I bought ZOE HD and I couldn't even play ZOE2. The reduced frame rate (even in the damn cutscenes was present) made it feel like a completely different game. A far less fun game.
This is GameFAQs. People here take great pride in ignoring common sense.
I'm the only one that gets a "soap opera" feel from the 60fps footage? It's really weird because it never happens with other games that run at the same framerate. Maybe it's because animations and effects were tuned for 30fps?
I love me some 60 fps, PC you have truly spoiled me. Hopefully I can get some upgrades this year, my pc is gettin kinda old. I can still run everything medium to high but I just want new stuff lol.
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truly_FLCL 4 years ago#27
dang, game is gorgeous at 60
To the guy that posted about ninja gaiden,
All console NGs (Ita. directed a DS NG) that were directed by Itagaki (NG, ninja gaiden black, NG 2) run at 60 fps. All of these games except DS one were on microsoft consoles. hayashi directed the PS3 stuff and NG 3.
Jiyuu Falcon 4 years ago#29
Vid runs on 30fps for me for some reason, so no difference. I know what 60fps looks like, and that's definitely not it.
RatedStinger 4 years ago#30
Herbert0 posted...
That video was terrible quality.
Yeah and it lagged at certain parts too.
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Harvest Pumpkin Centerpieces for Fall Celebrations
Symbols of the autumn season, pumpkins are perfect for table centerpieces because they come in a ton of different shapes, sizes, and colors. From elegant little all-white pumpkins to bright Halloween orange jack o' lanterns, you can always find something that will fit the theme of your autumn event. Plus, they're seriously cute, and a lot of fun.
5 DIY Harvest Centerpieces with PumpkinsRead on for some great ideas for making your own pumpkin centerpieces for any kind of autumn-themed event... from cute to classy and everything in between. And don't forget to check out this page on Thanksgiving centerpieces for more ideas for harvest-themed centerpieces.
And when you're done here, don't forget to stop by DIY Centerpiece Central for a ton more ideas for different kinds of centerpieces.
1. Pumpkin Tray Display
I'm not sure why this haphazard pumpkin table centerpiece appeals to me so much: I just love its carelessly casual elegance. It's a great way to give your Thanksgiving table or fall wedding reception decorations a fun autumn feel without looking like you're trying too hard.
Putting Together this Centerpiece: This particular pumpkin centerpiece photo is a simple selection of small, multicolored pumpkins arranged on a dark wood tray with a single candle in the middle. It's casual, cute, and a lot of fun. But it's also flexible and adaptable to the tone or theme of your event... or just your own personal tastes.
Making it Your Own: Looking for more ideas on how to make this pumpkin harvest centerpiece a little different? There are lots of great ideas for things you could do differently with this centerpiece, including:
I love this pumpkin centerpiece idea, especially for an evening event. While it looks great as pictured, with tea light candles and darkness all around, I bet the light that these veggie lanterns give off is just gorgeous.
2. Carved Veggie Lantern Centerpiece Idea
Simply choose a selection of gourds, pumpkins, and vegetables, and carve them with pretty, elegant shapes (forget your traditional Jack o' Lantern!). Small gourds and vegetables like eggplants and bell peppers can be hollowed out and left open on top as lanterns, while pumpkins and gourds can be carved Halloween-style and decorated with a tea light candle.
There's something so fun and light-hearted about a floating candle centerpiece. They're warm and cheerful, and always a crowd pleaser. And for a fall event, I love the idea of the hollowed-out pumpkin as a bowl for a floating candle centerpiece.
3. Harvest Pumpkin Floating Candle Centerpiece
Putting Together this Centerpiece: This one is going to be easy to put together! Simply hollow-out a fresh, orange pumpkin, fill with water, and float some candles on top. Place harvest decorations around (such as the corn cobs, gourds, and nuts pictured here), and arrange prettily on your table. Done, and done.
Making it Your Own: There are a lot of ways to adapt this idea for a personalized pumpkin centerpiece for your event. Whether with the water, the candles, or the accompanying decorations, you can play around with it! For instance, the centerpiece pictured is made with orange-dyed water. You can dye yours black for a really cool Halloween centerpiece, or add yellow floating gerbera daisies for a romantic harvest feel. Instead of one large pumpkin, do a group of three different-sized ones with floating candles and flowers for a dramatic romantic centerpiece. Have fun with it!
4. Harvest Flower and Pumpkin Centerpiece
The fall themed centerpiece pictured was created for a wedding, but would also be perfect for any autumn event or celebration... it's fun, casual, and really, really pretty.
Putting Together this Centerpiece: This fall centerpiece idea is made up of carved pumpkins, fall foliage and flowers, and rustic mason jar candles. To make one of your own, simply carve your pumpkins (the centerpiece pictured had two large ones, but you can do whatever you like) with a simple, pretty pattern, such as simple circles or hearts. Add a small mason jar with a votive candle, some gourds, and a milk bottle full of autumn flowers and foliage, and you have a gorgeous centerpiece your guests will ooh and aah over.
Making it You Own: This pumpkin centerpiece idea is wonderfully versatile and adaptable to whatever your event. Want a cheerful pumpkin wedding centerpiece? Fill your milk bottle with white and yellow daisies or sunflowers, and stencil-paint the bride and groom's names onto the pumpkin. Celebrating Halloween and want a spooky Halloween centerpiece? Go for orange roses in a black vase, and a scary-carved Halloween pumpkin.
I love the idea of carving pumpkins into candle holders! Whether it be for a simple pumpkin centerpiece like the photo here, or as part of a more complex fall themed centerpiece, pumpkin candle holders look creative, cheerful, and really cute. And they're not too hard to do, either.
5. Pumpkin Candle Holders Centerpiece
Putting Together this Centerpiece: This centerpiece is a very simple one, with a ceramic tray filled with dry split peas and candle-holder carved pumpkins. These little pumpkins are easy enough to make... the only difficulty? Carving them evenly enough that your candle will fit tightly and won't lean to one side. The trick? Using a wipe-away marker, trace around the border of your candlestick, and then carve just inside that border. This should create a tight fit for the candles so they won't slip or lean.
Making it Your Own: There are lots of different things you can do with this sort of idea to create a fun pumpkin centerpiece for your fall wedding or celebration. Some fun ideas for adapting this centerpiece might be:
Just plan a little, play around a lot, and with any of these pumpkin centerpiece ideas, you can end up with something simple, inexpensive, and uniquely your own.
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Amid growing concerns about the economic viability of the $3 billion Clem7 – whose traffic numbers plunged from 60,000 to about 20,000 once a discounted toll was introduced two weeks ago – Dr Wilson said he was not worried about any potential flow-on effects for the Airport Link.
Although at pains to note the difference in economic drivers between the Clem7 tunnel (a CBD bypass and river crossing) and the Airport Link (which connects the city to the airport and also has an east-west connection), he said it was too early to judge the success of Clem7.
"It is early days for Clem7's operations. People and road users take substantial time to adapt to new infrastructure and how it fits into the overall road network," he told a Queensland Media Club lunchon Wednesday. "It's not fair to say we're worried. I have sympathy for the Clem7 operators and investors as it looks like their ramp-up at this stage is a bit slower."
He said the Airport Link would be economically viable on its ownalthough it connected to the Clem7 in inner-north Brisbane and they would share some traffic. "Clem7 will deliver a lot of traffic into our tunnel and vice versa. But it's also fair to say if Clem7 didn't exist at all, surface road would still deliver the users that we need to make our project an economic one. We would only lose about 5 per cent of traffic if Clem7 didn't exist at all."
Despite the fanfare that greeted its opening last month, the number of vehicles using the 6.7 kilometre tunnel has underwhelmed investors. This has raised fears that Clem7 – a public-private partnership undertaken by the Brisbane City Council –could mirror the failure of the Cross City and Lane Cove tunnels in Sydney, which have consistently failed to achieve their traffic forecasts.
RiverCity Motorway, the Leighton-led consortium that built the $3 billion Clem7 project, predicted 60,000 vehicles a day would use the tunnel, increasing to 100,000 vehicles over the next few years. But only 59,100 vehicles a day used the tunnel during its initial three week toll-free period.
Once a discounted toll of $2.95 was introduced, the traffic numbers dived to 20,600 vehicles a day. The discounted toll period is due to continue until May 9 but may be extended if numbers are well below target. The full toll for Clem7 will be $4.28.
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Myrrine, a Kollossae priestess living in the Teeth of Naros, has requested that I deal with the large numbers of Marauders that roam the Teeth of Naros. To that end, she has offered me a bounty for any Marauder Totems I can bring to her.
- Talk to Myrrine on the Idylla Concourse. She requests that you kill the Kollossae Marauders found in the Teeth of Naros and collect the totems they frequently drop.
- Each totem you collect is worth level dependent gold (644 at level 40 + 10 mercantile)
- It is unclear how many totems can ultimately be collected, as Marauders respawn around the teeth and seem to perpetually drop their totems. There is a similar quest in the Gardens of Ysa called Status Symbol where you must forge Ysa Honor Brands. Despite not giving you a set number in that case, you can only turn in so many before the quest giver informs you that you have made more than enough. At least 15 can be turned in.
- When a certain amount of totems are turned in (an estimated 60), Myrrine will give you a special bounty for your work and will still be open to future totem collection. 56 was not enough, attempting to turn in another 7 gave the special reward.
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Capital goods stocks rose 0.2% on Wall Street so far on Tuesday.
More broadly, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.4%, the Nasdaq increased 0.5% and the S&P 500 climbed 0.4%.
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- Orbital Sciences Corp (ORB): ORB stock is up 23.1% to a new 52-week high of $32.70.
- Alliant Techsystems Inc (ATK): ATK stock is up 9.5% to a new 52-week high of $151.99.
- Emcor Group (EME): EME stock is up 4.3% today.
- Empresas Ica Soc Contrladora (ICA): ICA stock is up 4.0% today.
- Cummins Inc (CMI): CMI stock is up 3.4% to a new 52-week high of $150.20.
- Agco Corp (AGCO): AGCO stock is up 3.1% today.
- Embraer-Empresa Brasileira De Aeronautica (ERJ): ERJ stock is up 2.6% today.
- Terex Corp (TEX): TEX stock is up 1.8% today.
- Gencorp Inc (GY): GY stock is up 1.5% today.
- Deere & Company (DE): DE stock is up 1.5% today.
Some of the biggest losers among capital goods stocks include:
- Chart Industries (GTLS): GTLS stock is down 9.1%, marking the third consecutive day the stock has decreased.
- Jacobs Engineering Group Inc (JEC): JEC stock is down 8.4% today.
- Caesarstone Sdot-Yam Ltd (CSTE): CSTE stock is down 1.0%, marking the fifth consecutive day the stock has decreased.
- Sensata Technologies Holding N.V. (ST): ST stock is down 1.3% today.
- Armstrong World Industries Inc (AWI): AWI stock is down 0.9% today.
- D.R. Horton (DHI): DHI stock is down 0.9% today.
- Masco Corp (MAS): MAS stock is down 0.8%, marking the third consecutive day the stock has decreased.
- Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc (WAIR): WAIR stock is down 0.7%, marking the fifth consecutive day the stock has decreased.
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Among the vintage flipper titles in the collection, according local news outlets, are Apollo, Be Bop, 4 Horsemen, Blue Skies, Daisy May, Harbor Lites, Lovely Lucy, Magic Clock and San Francisco. Scheiss said he plans to restore some of the machines in time for display at the museum's sixth annual Pacific Pinball Exposition, which will be held from Sept. 21 to 23 at the Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael, CA.
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grumpy Cat has proven her ability to attract fans and move product.
Most of his time, though, is dedicated to one famous little sourpuss: grumpy Cat.
grumpy John McCain is back and telling the new kid to get off his lawn.
Some have bandied about the name of former Viacom executive Tom Freston, who is used to working with a grumpy old man.
He has very few friends, for he is grumpy and very apt to be out of sorts.
And grumpy Weasel gave a sort of shrug, as if to say that he supposed he was.
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Stephen Wilkinson is profoundly wrong to argue that the UK government should not insist on meeting a range of political voices within Cuba. The Labour government has always opposed the embargo of Cuba as it is counterproductive. What is more, I would be delighted to talk to Cuban ministers on bilateral issues, and to visit Cuba. Indeed, in recent months both Baroness Kinnock and I have tried to make progress on this point with the Cuban government.
But – and it is a big but – the Cuban government refuses to allow any such visit to take place if it includes meetings with anyone the government has not approved – and this includes political opponents. As noted in the paper Opting for Engagement, Cuba is a "one-party state with restricted civil and political liberties, which prioritises unity and punishes its opponents" and cites the arrest and issuing of long jail sentences to some 75 political dissidents in spring 2003. This is exactly why it is important for British politicians to meet political voices outside of the one-party state when we visit the island.
In line with the 1996 EU common position on Cuba, human rights remain a priority in the government's relations with Cuba. In June 2009, EU foreign ministers expressed serious concern at the lack of human rights progress, and reaffirmed the relevance of the common position and "dual track" engagement with the Cuban government and Cuban civil society.
Although fundamental rights are guaranteed under the Cuban constitution, they may not be exercised "contrary to the existence and objectives of the socialist state". Cuba's penal code effectively criminalises dissent. Charges of "pre-criminal social dangerousness" – a pre-emptive charge based on the likelihood of a person committing a crime in the future – are often used to target potential or actual dissent. The unofficial Cuban Commission for Human Rights and National Reconciliation estimates that there may be between 3,000 and 5,000 people sentenced with up to four years in prison under "pre-criminal dangerousness" charges, including prostitutes, alcoholics and unemployed people. We wrote to the Cuban justice ministry last March asking for official figures for people held on this charge, but have not yet received a response.
Wilkinson mentions trade union support of Cuba. On 3 August 2009, four independent trade union activists from the Independent National Workers' Confederation of Cuba were summoned to a police station in Havana and detained until the following day. Maria Elena Mir Marrero and her colleagues allege they were threatened with further harassment and physical harm unless they stopped their activities. Political prisoners' families allege routine use of solitary confinement, denial of medical care and restrictions on family visits.
We have full diplomatic links with Cuba, we are and will continue to engage with Cuba. It is positive that Cuba ratified the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance in February 2009. But ratification and implementation of key human rights conventions remains uncompleted.
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Former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton was the subject of a lot of discussion on the Sunday morning news shows. From Karl Rove's comments about her health to the sense that she is the "inevitable" Democratic nominee for president in 2016 to the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, pols from both parties weighed in on Clinton and her future.
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2. Rove said he was raising questions about whether Clinton is a sure bet to run, not her fitness to serve.
3. Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) said Clinton is in the "prime of her political life."
4. Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) called Rove's remarks "outrageous."
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Fried Chicken at Watershed (Atlanta)January 28, 2004 | By | COMMENTS
Tuesday night is fried chicken night at Watershed.
Watershed is a Decatur-based establishment dedicated to Southern cooking and owned by (depending on who you ask) either one or both of the Indigo Girls. The executive chef is Scott Peacock, whose "Southern Cooking" is a recent cookbook bestseller, available at your local cookbook dealer.
Yes, Tuesday night is fried chicken night–as long as you arrive by 7:30.
For those of us who have a Negotiations class from 6 to 8, this poses a problem.
"What time are you coming in?" asks the reservationist.
"8:30," I reply, gingerly.
"Oh," she says with concern in her voice. "There probably won't be any fried chicken left."
"Can't you save us some?" I ask much like Oliver Twist asking for more.
"I'm sorry sir," she says. "That's impossible."
So Chris and I arrive at 8:26, prepared for disappointment.
I ask the hostess with the same reserve the parent of a dying child questions a doctor as to their offspring's life expectency: "Any chicken left?"
She smiles. "As a matter of fact." Dramatic pause. "Yes."
We are shown to our table in a room that looks a little too industrial to be serving Southern food. Yet, the room has a pleasant quality to it also: a sourceless radiance that makes the temperature outside a distant memory. Our waiter approaches us with aplomb.
"What's that?" we ask.
"A plomb," he answers.
We wait for this awkward moment in the narrative to pass and order drinks.
"Sweet tea!" I say.
"Me too!" says Chris.
"Ah ah," says the waiter. "No sweet tea. Just unsweet tea."
What kind of Southern dining establishment is this?
"Two unsweet teas, then," we reply.
He returns with our drinks and we order our fried chicken.
"Okey doke," says the waiter, and scurries off to the kitchen.
Since this review concerns Southern dining, I will make this mid-section Faulkneresque.
My mother is a fish.
Twenty minutes later (or maybe even sooner), the waiter returns with two piping hot plates that he sets down before us. Their contents are as follows: fried chicken, mashed potatoes, garlic green beans and two biscuits. He brings us a side of butter and honey and we are set.
The chicken is wonderful. The outside is not greasy at all, just perfectly battered and seasoned and fried. The inside is moist and flavorful; probably from soaking in buttermilk, as the Southern Cooking book suggests. The star of the side dishes are the green beans: crisp, succulent, and garlicky–their greeness counteracts the richness and whiteness of the other foods. The biscuits are yummy (though not as good or buttery or light as the Silver Skillet's). The mashed potatoes are fairly forgettable.
Overall, we are sated, but I insist on dessert.
"What do you recommend?" we ask the waiter.
"The chocolate cake," he says, as if letting us in on a secret. "It's the best."
We take his advice and he returns bearing chocolate cake.
The cake is good. We eat it.
The check arrives. We pay it.
We rise to leave, and do what any self-respecting Southerner does when leaving a fried chicken dinner: shop for shampoo.
"Excuse me?" your thought bubble declares.
"Yes," my fingers answer. Watershed's lobby, rather incongruously, sells bath products to departing guests.
I smell several varities and decide that my current shampoo–Aveda's Blue Malva (why does Malva sound sexual?) (oh, I think I know)–works fine.
We exit into the cold and declare our Watershed fried chicken experience to be as soul-warming as light in August. Absolutely, absolutely. As I sit here typing, my dinner memories fill me with sound and fury.
My mother is a fish.
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The 2005 vintage in Napa was one of the best of the decade, with balanced, lovely wines with plenty of depth, richness, and concentration, all balanced by lovely fresh acidity and detail. Classic, structured, and deep, they should age well for decades.
A wet winter was followed in March by a dry, mild spell, then a wet, rainy period that delayed bloom and fruit set. Rains continued into April, May, and even into June. Some parts of Napa Valley had more than 15 inches of rain after bud break, creating problems for growers. Vineyard management costs skyrocketed as the moisture spurred weed growth, and powdery mildew was a big problem.
Summer was moderate, without any real extremes of heat. The cool temperatures and foggy mornings kept ripening moving slowly, and there was some concern with sugar levels and overall ripeness as the harvest began to approach. September arrived with beautiful, warm, sunny days — and an Indian summer allowed winemakers to wait as sugar accumulated at an even pace, while keeping the grapes balanced with good acidity. It was a very late vintage and a very large crop as well, beating out the previous record set in 1997. Many didn't finish picking until late October and even into November, but the long hang-time was beneficial and the weather held for the most part.
The resulting wines are seamless, elegant yet structured and deep, with lovely well-knit fruit and tannins. They may not have the power and ripe, plush notes of some of the other top vintages of the decade — rather, they will be known for their beautiful balance and focus. The best should age gracefully for decades to come.
Cathy Corison has been crafting some of the most exquisitely balanced, elegant, and expressive wines in Napa Valley for more than 30 years. She got her start working at Freemark Abbey, Robert Sinskey, and Chappellet, but has made wine under her own eponymous label since 1987. Focusing on Cabernet Sauvignon from prime vineyards located in a small stretch of bale loam soils on the Rutherford Bench, she has never strayed from her ideals or yielded to the pressures to pump up her wines. There is something to be said for this kind of commitment and continuity — one winemaker, one region, and many years of experience.
I sold Corison wines retail for many years, and they were always built for classicists, enjoyed by those inclined to Europe's more restrained wine styles than the typical Napa Cabernet client who was monitoring the scores and seeking ever increasing amounts of power, oak, and mass. I am sure it was not the easiest path to take, and there must have been days when doubt and the reality of the bottom line crept into Cathy's thoughts. She surely deserves a medal for persevering.
Cathy's steadfastness and commitment to her winemaking philosophy begins in the vineyard. A joke told yearly around harvest time in Napa goes, "Cathy's picking, think we better start sampling?" While other producers wait until the last minute to harvest super-ripe grapes, Cathy has other ideas. "I just need to get past green and I can then capture the full spectrum of flavors and aromas I want, from red and blue to darker purple and black fruits, with focus of freshness and acidity, and avoidance of desiccation, and other roasted and over-ripe notes." Clearly there are many different ideas on what "ripeness" is all about. Hallelujah!
Early on in her career, Cathy received only sporadic coverage in the press — her style simply wasn't that popular. Recently though, there seems to be a groundswell in California, away from the extremes of ripeness, sweetness, and sheer size, towards a slightly more elegant and detailed expression of Napa Cab's charms and diverse terroirs. Through this shift, Cathy has been hailed as the real deal. After drinking her wine, Alder Yarrow of Vinography said, "This is how integrity tastes." The New York Times' Eric Asimov went even further, exclaiming that, "Corison is one of the greatest producers of Cabernet Sauvignon in Napa Valley today." The icing on the cake may have been her award as "Winemaker of the Year" from The San Francisco Chronicle in 2011. Perhaps the best revenge is surviving long enough to come back into fashion, but I can honestly say, having tasted dozens of her wines over the years, that Cathy always had it right, fashion be damned.
The downside to her recent success? Purely selfish! Prices have crept up a bit, and deservedly so, though they are still quite reasonable in comparison to other wines of similar quality. Also, Cathy's once ample supply of library wines has been depleted, scooped up by savvy buyers. While older vintages are still on offer, there are fewer than there were just a few short years ago when I attended a spectacular retrospective of her wines from 1987, 1989, 1991, 1994-1997, 2001, and 2004-2008. On that day I witnessed an incredible display of the age-worthiness and consistent, impeccable quality of Cathy's wines — power and elegance, seamlessly interwoven, capturing the Rutherford Bench character through the lens of each vintage's personality, with finesse, detail, and incredible freshness and precision.
Fruit for the wines is both sourced and estate grown. The crown jewel of Cathy's holdings is undoubtedly the extraordinary Kronos vineyard, an 8-acre parcel that surrounds the winery in Rutherford. Planted in 1971, these gnarled old vines have been organically farmed for 19 years and are on Saint George rootstock, a rarity in these parts. Yields have averaged a scant 1.25 tons per acre over the entire 19-year span she has owned it (great for quality, tough on profit!), and she crafts a tiny amount of single-vineyard wine from a selection of the best grapes. The vineyard is dry farmed for the most part, although in extreme situations she has the ability to irrigate. Cathy monitors the vineyards incessantly (in addition to the national weather service, checking in every six hours or so) to keep ahead of the weather and make fine adjustments in canopy, crop load, and soil moisture content. While Cathy manages all the vineyards that she sources grapes from, she notes, "I'll only make a single-vineyard wine from a vineyard I own. And not only does it have to be of superb quality, it has to have something to unique to say — an individualistic and recognizable character." There is no doubt that the wizened old Kronos vines have a story to tell.
On my visit, Cathy told me that she had also purchased another vineyard — a 7-acre parcel on Inglewood Road, just a couple of blocks north of Kronos. This vineyard, whose name is still being registered, belonged to three different owners before Cathy was able to snatch it up. She was already familiar with it, however, having sourced the vineyard's fruit several times for her Napa cuvée. This is a younger vineyard — the vines were replanted some 15-20 years ago due to phylloxera. It was exciting (and an honor!) to be one of the very first to taste it from barrel.
The winery is housed in a refurbished farmhouse, originally built in 1898. Classic, elegant, and understated, the design mirrors the wines produced here. There are several large stainless steel tanks for custom crush clients and several smaller ones, which Cathy uses for her own wines. The smaller tanks allow her to handle very precise picks and fermentations on an individual scale. Cathy's winemaking process is straightforward, with no additions or acidification. Wines are usually aged in 50% new oak barrels, but there are no rigid formulas — each year, it all depends on what the wines are telling her.
Cabernet Sauvignon has been the flagship red grape of the California wine industry for decades, and its popularity shows no sign of abating. Napa Valley is the heart of Cabernet Sauvignon production and is clearly an ideal region for creating world-class wines. If any Cabernet-based wine is capable of giving Bordeaux a run for its money, it's Napa Valley's examples. However, due to the extremely high cost of purchasing and developing vineyards in California, and the cachet of Napa Valley on the label, this has largely become a category for the well-heeled wine lover.
At their best, Napa Valley's Cabernets are characterized by fruit notes of cassis, black cherry, and licorice and sweet oak notes of chocolate, mocha, cedar, and tar. Today, most of the best wines are aged entirely or almost completely in French oak barrels, which tend to produce somewhat more refined wines than do most American barrels. (These latter barrels often introduce exotic and pungent suggestions of scotch, bourbon, tar, coconut, and dill.) But the use of expensive French oak is no guarantee of a good bottle: too many wines today, due to high crop levels or insufficiently ripe fruit, do not have the stuffing to support their oakiness and can quickly be dominated or even dried out by their wood component. The best California Cabernets mellow and soften with five to ten years of bottle aging, developing more complex and less fruit-dominated notes of tobacco, leather, and earth, with mellower wood tones. Compared to the top Bordeaux, however, many California Cabernet Sauvignons merely endure in bottle rather than truly become more interesting. There are no shortage of quality producers, even if these wines are rarely values. And it remains to be seen if today's outsized showstoppers, made from superripe grapes and undeniably impressive on release, will reward extended bottle aging or will turn out to have been best suited for drinking in their youth.
Many wines labeled Cabernet Sauvignon contain small percentages of other so-called Bordeaux varieties -- chiefly Merlot and Cabernet Franc but also Petit Verdot and even Malbec (varietally labeled wines in California must contain at least 75% of the variety named).
Cabernet Sauvignon also flourishes in Washington State, Australia and even Chile. In Washington, prices have been creeping up at the high end, with some producers aiming to compete with cult wines from the Napa Valley. Consider Chateau Ste. Michelle and Woodward Canyon. In Australia, look to the Coonawarra and Margaret River regions. Chile can reveal excellent bargains to those who know where to look: Montes makes a strong range of quality bottlings, as does Casa Lapostolle.
As Cabernet Sauvignon is bold and assertive on the palate, it pairs best with foods like grilled red meats. Taken together, the proteins and fats in the food neutralize some of the stronger tannic qualities of the wine, leading to a harmonic combination that enhances both partners.
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You are 7 weeks post partum and worried about losing weight?! Honey, give yourself a break! I was always told, 9 months to gain, at least 9 months if not a year to get back to pre-baby! Relax! The breakfasts looks delicious but chill out on losing weight!
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I thought same too! 🙂
Heather says
Looks like some great breakfasts. I pinned it so I can come across them easily. Can't wait to try out the chocolate muffins. 🙂
Inez Falleyn says
these look yummy! but I doubt you will lose a lot of weight with this type of breakfasts… 🙂
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some of these sound so delicious. maybe some of these will eventually get made in my home 🙂
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I guess all your recipes look yummy and tasty. But I am not sure that some of them have a small amount of calories. I guess it is better to avoid breakfast with fries bananas and pancakes. It is better to use something soft and rich with protein and carb for your health.


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Luxury Suite Installation Complete: More Williams Stadium Upgrades Continue
The Liberty Athletics Department is proud to announce the completion of the installation process for the six luxury suites located on the west concourse at Williams Stadium.
The final touches were all internal, including hooking electricity, water and DIRECTV in each suite. To finish the installation, a cleaning crew went through each suite to make sure everything was in pristine condition.
Williams Stadium is undergoing a few other upgrades and additions. A brick ticket booth is near completion at the south gate of Williams Stadium. At weeks end, the exterior and roof were complete, leaving the task of dry walling the interior.
Another addition is the widening of the concrete leading from the south gate around the back of press box. Black asphalt was laid on Friday to create more concourse space on game day.
Next week, more concrete will be laid down around the north end zone of Williams Stadium. This will allow fans who enter from the north gate to walk up a ramp into the stands on both the west and south sides.
Freash concrete laid just in front of new ticket booth
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Mixed up in these decisions are dreams, practicality, experience, and as I found, talking to other students this past week, a lot of passion. If there's one thing that unites a student body with so many diverse interests, it's the gusto with which they approach their fields of study and profession. This week I had the opportunity to learn about several students' unique major and career decisions.
Sometimes the decision is easy, as the decision for a major will be for sophomore Emanuel Castaneda. Since he has always been interested in business and finance, "economics seemed like an appealing quantitative major," he said. Also considering majoring in math, Emanuel believes economics to be the better choice since "economics is also extremely applicable, which is something I found mathematics sometimes lacked," he said. Economics seems like an easy choice for many across the board. "Econ" is one of the most popular majors on campus, perhaps due to its applicability for a wide range of potential career paths, from business to law and politics.
However, sometimes it's not future career goals but positive past experience that motivate the decision. Junior Miriam Holmes is passionate about teaching. She is majoring in English and completing the Teacher Prep certificate and the certificate in theater, and her career goals combine these interests into one path: teaching theater. "Arts can give students the opportunity to express themselves or be good at something that is not purely academic—it is not only a place for emotional release, but perhaps it can be a motivator as well," she said. Her decision speaks with admiration for her own teachers in the past. "My teachers have been so inspirational to me, and I would love to be able to inspire others in that way."
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Have you tried just about everything and he still won't commit?
Do you feel like he is pulling away despite your attempts to pull for commitment?
Do you feel like he'll never marry you?
Welcome to the world of many women who want that long-termcommitment from their men, but for one reason or another simply don't get it.
That's why I'd like to open your eyes to 15 reasons why men fear commitment.
It is important that you come to understand what holds men back, so you can know what to do and what not to do when you think he's the one for you for the long haul.
** Imprisonment **
Ladies, for many men the "C" word means jail to them.
Men like their free time with the guys, evenings out at the bar playing pool and drinking beer, and late nights killing as many guys as they can on Play Station.
They don't want to give those things up and they think that if they "commit", they will have to.
** Men like variety **
Let's face it: men like a variety when it comes to sex.
Granted, many men outgrow this and begin to desire a "life partner", but the thought of having sex with just one woman for the rest of his life scares the hell out of so many men.
** They see your "crazy" come out **
Women might not like to admit it, but they tend to have a little "crazy" in them.
I'm talking more about the women who hunt and pursue their men down, drowning him in texts, calls, and the 20 question game every evening.
(Where have you been? With who? Doing what?)
If you pursue your man too aggressively, it will scare him.
Who wants to be hunt down like an animal only to know that they're headed for a cage?
Ease off, ladies. Some space is required.
** What if she's not the one? **
Chances are your guy has dated plenty of other women and they weren't "the one" and he may fear that you are not either.
Women may think after a few dates that she's ready for that "commitment", but it takes men much, much longer.
He does not want to rush and simply wants to have a good time dating with no expectations.
Do your best to allow him time to dig on you and respect his thought process.
** He fears you will turn into his mother **
Your guy has buddies. Some of those buddies have made a long term commitment or gotten married and you know what he's been hearing from his buddies?
How his girl turned into his mother.
"Why were you so late getting home?
Stop leaving your dirty underwear on the floor!
Are you watching football again???"
Guys don't want to hear their mother's voices come out of their ladies mouths.
This is one reason they are hesitant to commit.
They want freedom to be who they are without belittling and judgment.
** He doesn't want to end up broke **
Many times during the dating process, men and women split expenses, but when they get into long term relationships or marriage, many women expect the man to take care of all the finances while she does what she pleases.
The thought of his girl turning into a woman like this scares him.
Men do like to provide, however, they would prefer their women contribute something to the relationship as well.
** He wants sex to continue **
Men fear that a serious relationship or marriage will dramatically decrease his chances of having sex.
It is fairly common knowledge that the longer a couple is together, the less sex they have due mainly to the woman becoming less interested.
This does not sound appealing to a man.
** Men fear change **
Commitment and marriage to a man makes him think that he will have to change.
No more late night parties with the guys, no more video games all weekend, and moving in together means he might have to actually put cleanliness on his priority list.
Men don't love to think of changing as such.
** Men freak out about babies **
If a woman starts talking about babies while dating, many men completely freak out.
They are not ready to even think about being responsible for a crying, diaper dirtying, slobbering baby. Hold off on such talk so you do not scare him off.
** He fears he can't take care of you **
As much as he wants you to contribute to the relationship as you can, a man will still want to feel like he is taking care of you.
The thought that maybe he won't be able to scares him and causes him to drag his feet when it comes to commitment.
Time usually cures this fear, so be patient and affirm your man often to boost his confidence.
** He's just not mature enough yet **
Some men will tell you flat out that they are not mature enough for a long term commitment.
The minute the get drunk and see a pretty girl at the local tavern, they might not be able to resist her.
Appreciate the honesty and decide if you are willing for your man to grow up or keep it moving.
** You are not happy **
Ladies, if you are dating a man and you are not happy, he is well aware of the fact that he won't be able to make
you happy in the future either.
If he commits while you are moaning, groaning, and whining all the time, he is setting himself up for a miserable
** Men fear divorce **
If half of marriages end in divorce, this is a good reason why men ought to fear commitment.
Relationships and marriages require hard work and quite a bit of maturity to make it for the long haul.
Many guys simple want to enjoy a woman's presence but not have to make a long term commitment for fear of failure.
** A traumatic childhood **
If a man had a traumatic childhood due to parents who fought all the time or simply grew up in an extremely toxic home environment, he may be less likely to want to commit.
He fears that a good situation will turn bad somewhere down the road and he does not want to have to feel the negative feelings he did when he was a kid.
** He will lose his identity **
Men normally like their identity and fear commitment because some women try to take a man and change him into something she wants him to be.
Men are not puppets and they don't want to be treated as such.
If you are with a man that has commitment issues, simply have a heart to heart with him. Doing such could give you great insight into why he feels the way he does And if you are looking for more insight into why he's avoiding commitment and pulling away from you, check out this short video with even more tips and how to overcome the silly barriers he places in the way of commitment:
I hope you have gained some valuable knowledge to help you to have better relationships.
P.S. If you're sick of being dumped by a guy and want to be the one that wins his heart (and commitment) forever, discover the secret to being the girl that gets the ring:
Addressing the "He wants sex to continue" excuse. As a woman, I'm really tired of hearing this one… as well as all the complaints of MEN who would perpetuate the myth (and jokes) that women cut them off sexually, as soon as "I do" happens. So let me educate any man who might be reading this. (All women who read this will want to erect a statue in my honor, the poor-excuses-for-men will want to shoot me). The reason women no longer SEEM interested in sex after marriage is because that's when it becomes clearly evident to her that the man she married cares only about HIS sexual satisfaction. RARELY (if ever) does the husband focus on his wife's equally strong sexual need for release. As long as he gets his need met, he is quite satisfied. His wife, however, is still lying there, feeling completely used, frustrated as heck, (providing the loser even bothered to attempt to stimulate her to arousal in the first place), and the husband just can't figure out why his wife loses interest in sex "after marriage"!!! It's SO much easier to dump the truckload of blame onto the wife than to MAN UP, ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY, AND SEEK OUT SOME EDUCATION that will equip him to meet her sexual needs. Men's overly delicate egos prevent them from admitting they aren't superstuds in the bedroom…yet… and thus perpetuate the long history of male ignorance and frustrated women! I don't know if this site will allow me to post Orgasm Arts or Jason Julius in my comment, but I certainly hope they will. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. AND IT'S THERE FOR THE LEARNING. EMPOWER YOURSELF TO BE THE BEST LOVER SHE'S EVER HAD AND YOU'LL HAVE A WIFE WHO WANTS MORE SEX THAN YOU CAN EVEN HANDLE! (Key point here-if she's NOT trying to seduce you every night when you get home from work, then YOU are exactly who this post is for)! Has there EVER been a man who said, "No Baby, I REFUSE to get off until I have met YOUR need, and I will not stop until you are satisfied, no matter how long it takes"? But yet, I've never known of ANY man who stops until HE is satisfied!!! Marriage is supposed to be about caring for each other AT LEAST AS MUCH AS you care about yourself. Never met a man who could do that either, and I'm now in my 50s.
Hi Tina, I wouldn't go as far as making broad generalizations about men and women, but I do agree that there are some selfish men out there who tend to become more focus on satisfying their own desires without reciprocating. Then there are women who stop making the effort to maintain the sexual aspect of their relationship, leaving their man frustrated. Thus, both men and women make mistakes in their relationships.
The advice we're giving is under the context of a relatively balanced and functional relationship – so we're really trying to point out the irrational fears that men have and how women can alleviate these concerns.
It's not about catering to a guy's ego or compromising your own needs, but rather doing your part just as much as women expect their guy to meet them halfway.
I agree totaly with what tina said men think about there needs not ours maybe if they tried satisfieing our needs and treating uslike there woman and all that then maybe just maybe we will satisfie there needs marage is about 2 people how love each outher and wanna spend there lives together thanks for reading xx


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In this tutorial we begin to explore ideas of velocity and acceleration. We do exciting things like throw things off cliffs (far safer on paper than in real life) and see how high a ball will fly in the air.
Get a big picture overview of what physics is, and get recommendations for prerequisite knowledge.
This tutorial is the backbone of your understanding of kinematics (i.e., the motion of objects). You might already know that distance = rate x time. This tutorial essentially reviews that idea with a vector lens (we introduce you to vectors here as well). So strap your belts (actually this might not be necessary since we don't plan on decelerating in this tutorial) and prepare for a gentle ride of foundational physics knowledge.
In a world full of unbalanced forces (which you learn more about when you study Newton's laws), you will have acceleration (which is the rate in change of velocity). Whether you're thinking about how fast a Porsche can get to 60mph or how long it takes for a passenger plane to get to the necessary speed for flight, this tutorial will help.
We don't believe in memorizing formulas and neither should you (unless you want to live your life as a shadow of your true potential). This tutorial builds on what we know about displacement, velocity and acceleration to solve problems in kinematics (including projectile motion problems). Along the way, we derive (and re-derive) some of the classic formulas that you might see in your physics book.
This tutorial has some of the old videos that Sal first did around 2007. This content is covered elsewhere, but some folks like the raw (and masculine) simplicity of these first lessons (Sal added the bit about "masculine").


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Addressing a press conference here today, Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chairman of the American section of the Jewish Agency, said that the boycotting of the elections to the World Zionist Congress by the General Zionists and Mizrachi in Israel is "a non-Zionist, non-patriotic act." Such actions, he said, could lead to the end of the World Zionist Organization.
Dr. Goldmann termed as "nonsense" the rumors that the Zionists organizations of America would not send any delegates to the congress. He emphasized that he has been officially assured by Benjamin Browdy, president of the Z.O.A., that the organization will send delegates to the congress in Jerusalem. However, he added, that it was possible that some American delegates might boycott the congress.
Dr. Goldmann declared that although Mr. Ben Gurion's speech at the Jewish Agency dinner in New York is open to "misunderstanding," the Israeli Premier had never stated that he was against the granting by Israel of special status to the World Zionist Organizations.


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Marie Lacombe, 42, says she and 65-year-old Bruce Dusting were never romantically involved.
But he clearly thought so-- claiming she led him on to extract money from him to fund Zumba classes, shopping trips and even cosmetic surgery
A tearful Mr Dusting told Nine Network's A Current Affair: 'This Marie has just destroyed every thought of humanity that I've had for other people.'
This all started 4 years ago when he began taking dance classes that she instructed. Which then turned to dinners and visits to her home and obviously more.
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At this point in "Jesus Christ Superstar" Judas uses the word jaded as an adjective meaning "tired or worn out". Adjectives modify (describe) nouns. The word mandarin is the noun being described, so Judas is calling Jesus a mandarin who is in jaded condition.
What Judas means by calling Jesus a mandarin reaches back into the history of Oriental and Near Eastern culture. For example, there used to be officials called mandarins in traditional ranks of Chinese government. The Chinese wanted wise men for government service with the suggestion that the most powerful people in the government were also the wisest people. That's the context in which Judas calls Jesus a mandarin. Judas means that Jesus is, or has been ,a powerful "wise man" in the classic Eastern sense. That's why the adjective jaded is important. A powerful "wise man" who gets worn out is no longer powerful, a has-been.
That's what Judas means Jesus has become at this point in "Jesus Christ Superstar": a "jaded mandarin" -- a worn out "wise man".
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i cant be sure that this is the meaning in Jesus Christ superstar but if you call someone jaded you mean they are faded, no longer so interesting, some one who was perhaps cynical them selves or that the person who was jaded didn't enjoy that activity any longer they found it tedious. a mandarin is soneone who works in the halls of power for instance you would call someone who works in the houses of parliment a mandarin. an expert in their field of politics, not so much a politician but a back room advisor. so altogether i would assume that a jaded mandarin is an advisor in politics who no longer enjoyed their job or who was no longer seen as being so influential
A corrupt and worn-out official, usually of powerful political standings who is no longer relevant to anything or anyone.
According to a Neil MacQueen's translation, a jaded mandarin is someone who is worn out, apathetic and not given to action who sits in the prescence of an elite group possibly accusing Jesus of not doing something about the situation that has arisen.
If you look at Dictionary.com's definition of mandarin it states that it is a member of any of the nine ranks of high public officials in the Chinese Empire; A high government official or bureaucrat or a member of an elite group, especially a person having influence or high status in intellectual or cultural circles and apply it with jaded (worn out or wearied, as by overwork or overuse), then it may come across that Judas may believe that Jesus is a man of talk and no action.
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