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Our first ever Starlane Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon
Now Available
The Starlane Vineyard sits on a series of mesas (also known as "potreros" in Spanish) against the backdrop of the San Raphael Mountains, on the eastern edge of the Happy Canyon AVA. We source Cabernet Sauvignon from Block 28 at Starlane, which sits high on the property, and has a 30-35% slope with southerly exposure.
Retail: $50.00
Anchor & Compass Club: $42.50
Master & Commander: $40.00
2012 Cabernet Franc Food and Wine Pairing
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Lamb Chops with Moroccan BBQ Sauce
Moroccan BBQ Sauce
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Beef Enchiladas
Roasted Vegetable Lasagna
2012 John Sebastiano Food and Wine Pairing
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Billy's #foxen #fridaylunch Asparagus Soup
Posted on April 16, 2015 Leave a Comment
It is a FOXEN tradition for Billy to prepare or provide lunch for our staff every Friday. Usually his lunches are simple, seasonal fare—such as locally made tamales, homemade soup or special sandwiches. Our staff looks forward to #foxen #fridaylunch, as Billy is always coming up with new and exciting recipes each week. Last Friday, to celebrate the spring asparagus picked that morning from his garden, Billy made a special asparagus soup to the delight of our entire staff. It has been suggested by some of our fans that we should share some of these recipes with you all. With that in mind, we thought we'd share Billy's asparagus soup recipe here, which was adapted and inspired by a recipe posted by Once Upon A Chef.
We found that this delicious soup paired perfectly with our Estate Dry-Farmed 2012 Tinaquaic Vineyard Chardonnay. You can purchase our Tinaquaic Chardonnay in our tasting room or click here to purchase online.
Billy's Asparagus Soup
Servings: 4-6
- 2 Bunches of Asparagus (about 2-1/4 pounds)
- 5 Tablespoons of Butter
- 2 Medium Yellow Onions, Chopped
- 3 Cloves of Garlic, Peeled and Smashed
- 6 Cups of Chicken Broth
- 2 Tablespoons of Freshly Squeezed Lemon Juice from One Lemon
- 1/4 Cup of Parmesan Cheese
- 1 Pound of Fresh Santa Barbara Spot Prawns or Fresh Shrimp* Peeled and Deveined
* You can also substitute the shrimp for garlic croutons if you would prefer.
- Melt the 2 Tablespoons of butter in a large pot over medium heat. Add prepared shrimp with a dash of salt and pepper and cook till done. Set aside.
- Melt 3 Tablespoons of butter over medium heat and add the onions and garlic and cook until soft and translucent, about 10 minutes.
- Cut the asparagus spears into 1/2-inch pieces.
- Add the chopped asparagus to the pot, along with the chicken broth, 1 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Bring to a boil, then cover and turn heat down to low. Simmer for about 30 minutes until vegetables are very tender.
- Purée the soup with an immersion blender until completely smooth. (Alternatively, use a standard blender to purée the soup in batches, then return the soup to the pot.) If necessary, pass the soup through a fine sieve to remove the fibers (the best way is to place the sieve over a large bowl, then use a ladle to push the soup through in circular motions). Return the soup to the pot and bring back to a simmer. Stir in the lemon juice and Parmesan. Taste and adjust seasoning with salt, pepper and more lemon juice if desired (you may need up to a teaspoon more salt).
- Stir in the Shrimp that was cooked and set aside and let heat back up again in soup
- Ladle into bowls and pour yourself a glass of 2012 Tinaquaic Chardonnay and enjoy!
Mini Tiramisu Cupcakes and 2012 Barberena Vineyard Mission
Posted on October 24, 2014 Leave a Comment
In honor of our 2012 Mission release today we wanted to blog about the perfect pairing for this wine. Whether you are trying to impress guests or you are just in the mood for baking, this recipe and pairing is sure to make any night better. Our 2012 Barberena Vineyard Mission is fortified with grape brandy making the alcohol percentage much higher at 15.8%. This wine is wonderful by itself and could be paired with many dishes but these Tiramisu cakes are a crowd pleaser and are pretty quick and easy to make. The 2012 Mission is available in our tasting room and our web Store today click here to buy this holiday favorite. And with a quick trip to your local market you can enjoy these wonderful Mini Tiramisu Cupcakes to pair with it.
Mini Tiramisu Cupcakes Recipe
So here is what you will need:
For the Cake:1 2/3 Cups Devils Food Cake Mix 1/4 Cup Sour Cream 1 egg 1 Tbsp Instant Coffee Granules 1 Tbsp Water 1/4 Cup Coffee Liqueur
For the Filling and Topping:1 1/2 Cups Thawed Frozen Whipped Topping 8 oz Mascarpone Cheese (Room Temperature) 1/4 Cup Powdered Sugar 2 Tsp Vanilla Extract 1 Tbsp Unsweetened Cocoa Powder (optional)
Directions:1. Preheat oven to 350ºF. Spray mini cupcake tins with nonstick cooking spray. For the cakes, combine cake mix, sour cream, egg, coffee granules, and water and mix well. The batter will be very thick and sticky. Divide the batter evenly into the mini cupcake tins. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until a wooden toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. The cakes will have the texture of a cream-puff once baked completely.
2. Place whipped topping into a large resealable plastic bag; secure and set aside. For filling, combine mascarpone cheese, powdered sugar and vanilla and mix until smooth. Place filling into an additional resealable plastic bag; secure and set aside.
3. Remove pan from oven and press the tops of the cakes with a tart shaper, pestle or whatever else you have on hand to make slight indentations. The cakes will bounce back a little but don't worry you just need a small indentation. Cool the cakes for two minutes in mini cupcake tin then remove the cakes and put them on a cooling rack. Brush the tops of the cakes with the coffee liqueur while the cakes are still warm, then let the cakes cool completely and soak up all of that yummy liqueur.
4. Then trim the corners of both the bags you set aside earlier. First pipe the filling over the cakes in the small indent you made earlier. Then pipe the whipped topping over the filling and sprinkle with the cocoa powder.
5. Enjoy, with our 2012 Barberena Vineyard Mission dessert wine. Yummy!
Wine & Spirits Magazine Review
Posted on August 26, 2014 Leave a Comment
Our 2012 Chardonnay Block UU – Bien Nacido Vineyard has received a glowing review from Wine & Spirits Magazine and we could not be more honored that they called it one of the "Year's Best Chardonnays."
Texas Style Beefsteak Dinner
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Join Dick and Jenny for this incredible event that will benefit The Alzheimer's Association. Enjoy an evening of great food created by Chef Lou Lambert, craft beer and wine, live music, and a Barn Dance!
Tickets are $250 per plate. To purchase tickets please contact Lyn Downing at 817.336.4949
You will not want to miss out on this amazing evening. Get your tickets fast before they sell out!
FOXEN Anchor Club BBQ!
Posted on August 7, 2014 Leave a Comment
We had such a great time last Saturday with our club members, their friends and families. The weather was perfect and the Tinaquaic Oak Grove was beautiful. We would also like to extend a big thank you to The Hitching Post Casmalia for an amazing meal, and Off the Grid for the great tunes.
The one and only Moselle manning her check-in table.
John decided to spend his 90th birthday with his family at our BBQ. We are so honored by this man, and his wonderful family.
Wonderful Succulent arrangements from Jackie! Thanks for always helping out at events Jackie!
Dick rocking the toast and being generally awesome.
Such a great turn out this year! We hope to see more of you next year!
Wonderful meal from wonderful people. Thanks again for everything Hitching Post Casmalia crew!
Here and There
Posted on July 25, 2014 Leave a Comment
Foxen is road tripping this weekend! Dick and Jenny are headed to San Diego for their back to back wine dinners at The Wine Vault and Bistro, while Billy and Becky are in McMinnville, Oregon for the IPNC conference. We hope you get to see them on their travels or come visit us at the home base for wine tasting and good conversation. Cheers!
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Santa Barbara: The Thrill of Discovery by Antonio Galloni
Posted on July 22, 2014 Leave a Comment
We received our latest reviews from Antonio Galloni and we are beside ourselves. He has once again not only given us great scores, but he has complimented us in a way that goes above and beyond expectations. Thanks to Mr. Galloni and the crew at Vinous!
"This lineup from Foxen is easily among the most impressive I have tasted this year. The wines move from strength to strength, always with exceptional purity, tons of transparency to site and impeccable class. The only problem here is one of mind-boggling choice, as the range is full of highlights. Simply put, I can't recommend these wines highly enough." -Antonio Galloni, July 2014
2013 Chenin Blanc Ernesto Wickenden Vineyard – 90 points
The 2013 Chenin Blanc Ernesto Wickenden Vineyard Old Vines is soft, supple and accessible. Pear, melon, almonds, and spices inform the expressive, silky finish. This is an impeccable white from Foxen to drink now and over the next few years.
2013 Chardonnay Block UU – Bien Nacido Vineyard – 91-93 points
The 2013 Chardonnay Bien Nacido Vineyard Block UU is gorgeous and also remarkably different from the Tinaquaic. Honey, orange blossom, mint, sage and tropical overtones meld together in an overt, opulent Chardonnay built on pure texture.
2013 Chardonnay Tinaquaic Vineyard – 91-93 points
Sweet lemon peel and floral notes emerge from the 2013 Chardonnay Tinaquaic Vineyard. This bright, impeccably textured Santa Maria Chardonnay is built on silkiness, energy and texture. There is a lot to look forward to. The partial malo style and the choice to not stir the lees yields a beautifully focused Chardonnay.
2012 Pinot Noir Block 8 – Bien Nacido Vineyard – 92 points
The 2012 Pinot Noir Bien Nacido Vineyard Block 8, from one of the highest and steepest parcels on this site, is beautifully perfumed, vibrant and expressive. Graphite, violets, blueberries and mint are all laced together in a supple, lifted Pinot loaded with class and personality.
2012 Pinot Noir Block 43 – Bien Nacido Vineyard – 91 points
Foxen's 2012 Pinot Noir Bien Nacido Vineyard Block 43 is a bit bigger and richer than the Block 8, with more density and mid-palate, but less in the way of aromatic complexity. Crushed flowers, spices, red berries and mint are all laced together on the supple finish.
2012 Pinot Noir Julia's Vineyard – 91 points
Rose petals, sweet red berries, mint and cinnamon are woven together nicely in the 2012 Pinot Noir Julia's Vineyard. The Pommard clone planted here yields a supple, resonant Pinot built on fruit, mid-palate texture and approachability.
2012 Pinot Noir John Sebastiano Vineyard – 92 points
The 2012 Pinot Noir John Sebastiano Vineyard is one of the more intense, explosive wines in the Foxen range. Dark red and black stone fruits, cloves, menthol, tar and licorice blossom as this large-scaled, voluptuous Pinot shows off its personality. The finish is rich, broad and creamy.
2012 Pinot Noir Melville Vineyard – 91 points
The 2012 Pinot Noir Melville Vineyard stands out for its floral, lifted personality. This is the only Pinot in the Foxen range made with whole clusters, which marks the wine to a significant degree. Sage, tobacco, tea leaves, lavender and dried rose petals are some of the many notes that inform the pointed, vibrant finish.
2012 Pinot Noir Fe Ciega Vineyard – 94 points
The 2012 Pinot Noir Fe Ciega Vineyard is one of the clear standouts among this year's Pinot releases from Foxen. A crystalline, weightless wine, the 2012 impresses for its pure nuance and vibrancy. Layers of dark red and blue fruit, wild flowers and cinnamon wrap around the silky, expressive finish. Sadly, there are just 125 cases to go around. Readers who can find the 2012 should not hesitate, as it is superb.
2012 Pinot Noir La Encantada Vineyard – 94 points
The 2012 Pinot Noir La Encantada Vineyard is another of the many highlights in this range. Here the flavors are dark, smoky and gamy. Dark red cherry, plum, tobacco and cured meats flesh out in a resonant, highly expressive Pinot endowed with notable depth, especially within the context of the vintage. Hints of dried rose petal and violets linger on the finish. From start to finish, the Encantada is superb.
2012 Cuvée Jeanne Marie Williamson-Doré Vineyard – 93 points
The Grenache-based 2012 Cuvée Jeanne Marie Williamson-Doré Vineyard is floral, lifted and very pretty. Bright red berries meld into perfumed notes in a forward, fruit-driven wine to drink in its youth, while the flavors remain alive and expressive. This is yet another superb, polished wine from Foxen. The blend is 83% Grenache and 17% Mourvedre.
2012 Syrah Williamson-Doré Vineyard – 93 points
Deeply spiced, layered, violets, menthol and blueberry jam meld together in the 2012 Syrah Williamson-Doré Vineyard. Pliant, expressive and beautifully layered, the 2012 stands out for its sheer balance. In 2012, the Syrah Williamson-Doré is flat-out delicious.
2012 Syrah Tinaquaic Vineyard – 95 points
Foxen's 2012 Syrah Tinaquaic Vineyard Estate is laced with rose petal, white flowers, mint, blood orange and spices. The Tinaquaic boasts gorgeous aromatics, finely-sculpted fruit and exceptional overall balance, all in a mid-weight, gracious style. Today, the 2012 is simply irresistible. The Tinaquaic Syrah isn't huge, rather it is a wine built on total harmony.
2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Vogelzang Vineyard – 92 points
Sandalwood, cedar, mint, tobacco, sage and sweet plums are all laced together in the 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Vogelzang Vineyard. This is a typical and highly representative Happy Canyon Cabernet with just a bit less richness than is typically the case, most of that the result of the cold year. Today, the 2011 is drop-dead gorgeous. It will drink well for another 5-7 years, although I don't expect it to materially improve. No matter, though, the 2011 Vogelzang is beautiful and expressive right now.
2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Grassini Family Vineyard – 91 points
The 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon Grassini Family Vineyard is a bigger, richer, more explosive wine than the Vogelzang Cabernet, but it also lacks that wine's aromatic complexity and overall finesse. Hints of chocolate, red plum and spice flesh out on the expressive finish. There is a wonderful sense of immediacy here, though. I expect the 2011 will continue to drink beautifully for another 5-7 years.


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During last Wednesday's conversation about food and "taking no thought," a comment was made using a current term – Food Justice. We ran out of time before this concept could be fully discussed. Here's one definition of Food Justice: "Communities exercising their right to grow, sell and eat healthy food. Healthy food is fresh, nutritious, affordable, culturally-appropriate and grown locally with consideration and deep care for the well-being of the land, workers and animals, critters and all creatures."
Margaret Rogers in her Christian Science Sentinel article entitled "For the Good of the Whole" (August 26, 2002) shared this idea: "Every time people make choices to act for the good of the whole, they help put an end to the lie that individuals have personal interests separate from, and even harmful to, the whole." The Sentinel's founder, Mary Baker Eddy, cut to the heart of this issue when she wrote, "Only by admitting evil as a reality, and entering into a state of evil thoughts, can we in belief separate one man's interests from those of the whole human family, or thus attempt to separate Life from God" (Miscellaneous Writings 1883-1896, p.18).
Questions to Consider:
- How do you view justice as it relates to food? To being a Christian?
- Have you had an experience where a changed thought about food resulted in healing?
- How can our prayers reach out to a hungry world?
If you can't make it to Prayer and Share, please post your ideas on the Next Generation Fellowship Facebook page and/or email me your ideas to share. Thoughts and testimony related to other topics are always welcome as well.
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Theatre Festival 2015 on Tuesday, December 1st and at Bangalore's Rangashankara on December 20th. The play was recently staged in town as part of the Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival.
Synopsis of the play:
'Spaces' is Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Foundation's latest production in the true tradition of its Heritage Theatre. In a once-grandiose haveli in Hyderabad, Aziza, an artist is struggling to preserve her identity and cherished heritage against the modernising world all around her. A 'conflict' of the tradition and the modern between her and her software professional Chicago-based fiancé, Javed. Aziza finds herself up against almost everyone around her, having to face the tough choice- whether to hold on to her precious childhood memories or give up, let go and move on. 'Spaces' confronts a question that most of us ask ourselves in any 'developing' city or urban society globally: do we define our space or does our space
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The play, written by Noor Baig and Mohammad Ali Baig, produced by Begum Razia Baig and is designed and directed by Padmashri Mohammad Ali Baig. It features veteran Hyderabad talent that includes Mohammad Ali Baig, Rashmi Seth, S.A. Majeed, Vijay Prasad, Madhu Swaminath and Noor Baig as the protagonist. The haunting soundtrack of
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Our turnover day is FRIDAY in the summer season. ARRIVAL would be FRIDAY after 4:00 p.m.with DEPARTURE on FRIDAY by 10:00 a.m. This new turnover day allows you to have a full weekend to attend special events, etc.
This condo is on the ground floor.
This vacation site in Crow Creek Golf Club,Calabash, North Carolina, is located just above Myrtle Beach and is in one of the area's most outstanding golf communities. On Hwy. 17, but only minutes from Sunset and Myrtle beaches, this area also boasts of restaurants, shopping, water activities and, of course, golf courses galore.
Enjoy live shows, including Alabama Theatre, numerous beaches, antiquing, and just relaxing in the sun at the community pool. You can dine at Crow Creek's new clubhouse restaurant in addition to the popular Calabash seafood restaurants or any of Myrtle Beach area restaurants. Take your pick.
Book your summer vacation early or your snowbird rental for next year. Special monthly rates available.
This is our sixth year straight renting this condo from Joan. We love it here and consider this our second home one week every summer! We are as pleased as we were the first time we rented. Myrtle Beach is close enough if we want to do something there and far enough away so that we don't get a lot of traffic. We pack less things every year due to the condo being so well stocked. The condo is always clean.
We don't even look for other places each year because we have always been so happy here. Thank you Joan and Max for a wonderful vacation home once a week for the last six years. We will be back next year!
Just want to thank Joan and Max for helping us out when we were in a bind!!!! Great place...prefect location and will definitely stay here again....very clean and spacious condo you need to bring nothing but your clothes and your clubs!!!! Again great people and great place!!!!
Joan's Condo was very clean, comfortable, and quiet. No major problems were found, and we came to feel it was "Home". The Crow Creek Course is wonderful and in the 10 rounds my wife and I played, it was the only course we played twice. The area is not as busy as Myrtle Beach, however, there are many fine Golf courses and places to eat.
The best part of our experience was dealing with Joan - she was accommodating and available.
This was our first time renting a condo and we will definitely do it again! The condo is exactly as pictured - it exceeded our expectations, it is well equipped and maintained. The grounds/golf course are beautiful! It is a great location, close to Sunset Beach and Ocean Isle Beach, and Calabash has great dolphin cruises (and great seafood also). Myrtle Beach is just a straight drive down Highway 17.
The owner, Joan, was very helpful through out, any questions I had she was quick to respond. I would recommend this condo to anyone, the price is great, it has all the comforts of home and everything is close by.
This is a great condo with a great price. It is better than described. Very roomy. Owner provides all right down to hand soap, dish liquid & dishwasher tabs, etc. I have NEVER stayed in a condo as well stocked as this one. It was very clean & well maintained. The owners were very friendly & helpful with questions. There is a Foodlion, Subway, & CVS conveniently located close by. It is a great place to stay that is close to Myrtle Beach without paying MB rental prices. I highly recommend this condo & will definitely be staying again.
This was a great unit for 4-6 people. Convenient for golf or beach. Well maintained. The owners were easy to work with, and very responsive. First floor was very accessable. We would definetly rent this again.
There are a variety of wonderful golf courses in the area, as well as great restaurants for after your golf game. There is shopping in N. Myrtle Beach. All of the beaches are close by. The pool here at Crow Creek is never crowded and is right across from the condo.
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I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday last week! Here are a few shots I was able to take after one of our dinners. My niece took family pictures, but I haven't gotten those yet. I can't believe Christmas is just a couple weeks away!
It's been several weeks since I've posted an update and so much has happened; none of it very good. The last update I had, I posted about my husband undergoing a heart catheterization and finding he has artery spasms and blockages (not bad enough for stents, thank God), which is one of the reasons why we have decided to go totally organic after the holidays.
Shortly before my husband's procedure, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc in the c5-6 level (owie!) and Chiari 1 Malformation (pronounced Kee-AH-Ree), which is a condition which brain tissue extends into your spinal canal. Apparently, I have had this my whole life, and none of my doctors or radiologist have thought to inform me of it until recently. After reading up on the condition (my symptoms are making sense now…apparently it is one of the most misdiagnosed disorders out there, and I know that first hand now) and finding out it can only be diagnosed through MRI, I went and got a disc of all my MRIs of the brain from present back to 2002, when I first started having them due to a strong family history of brain aneurysms in my family (at the urging of my aunt's doctor's for those of us that suffer from migraines and headaches). Sure enough, the Chiari can be seen on the 2002 MRIs. And I was never told. This is a serious condition, and since my symptoms have gotten so much worse in the past couple years, especially the past year, I could face brain surgery sometime in the near future. I've had that to worry and chew on since October 10th.
Nearly two weeks ago at my first appointment with my new neurologist, after finding out about my family history of aneurysms (my brother had one that he had coiled, my aunt had one rupture, had brain surgery and has several with stents/coils, my uncle died from a ruptured aneurysm) and after an eye exam, my doctor sent me downstairs for an MRA and back to his office to await the results, where we found out that I do, in fact, have a brain aneurysm behind my left eye (yes, he apparently saw that during the eye exam).
I will be spending the weeks before Christmas, in between shopping (thank God I can do some of that online), in and out of the hospital, getting this aneurysm taken care of. The first appointment is this Wednesday when I go in for the cerebral angiogram, where they basically map out my brain and see if I have any other aneurysms.I am assuming I will be getting it coiled a week or two after my angiogram. Not gonna lie, all of this kinda freaks me out. Even the angiogram.
In between all of this, I am having sleep studies, because my doctor thinks I have sleep apnea (which is also an associated condition of Chiari), my twelve year old is now seeing a pediatric GI and nutritionist and I won't even go into the problems my son has been having. I'll just say that they are not medical, they are behavioral (which is not new, it's been escalating for several years).
On November 4th, we were also informed that my stepson's cancer was incurable; that he needed a miracle. To date, Tyler has went through a total of five rounds of chemotherapy and a tandem stem cell transplant with high dose chemotherapy; all have failed. Dr. Einhorn put him on Etoposide, which is a chemo pill that is meant to maintain his HCG numbers (this is his main tumor markers), to keep them low for as long as possible. We are praying and believing he will get his miracle.
To say that my family is going through some hard times is an understatement. We could really use your prayers. Please pray for my family's health, and please pray for my stepson, that he receives a miracle healing. This is what I want for Christmas: my family and I to be healthy. I want a Christmas Miracle.
If you have teenagers, you know how scary it is to let them drive off for the first time (or any time), whether they are just going down the road to their friend's house or to the store for a gallon of milk. It's even scary to let them go off with a group of friends to the mall or an amusement park (what if they get separated from their group?) There are so many dangers and a lot of crazy people in this day and age. Just turn on the television to see what kind of world they are living in.
In the past, I have written about the dangers of children having smartphones, but there are also good reasons why they should have them. One very good reason is for their protection; so that you can track them by GPS. I've come across an awesome app made for iphone and android called React Mobile! It can turn your smartphone into a life saving device with the push of a button…and it's FREE!
Once you install the app on your phone, register then put in your trusted contacts. The app has a wonderful "Follow Me" feature that allows your trusted contacts to track your whereabouts in real-time whenever you're concerned for your safety. Just push the "I'm safe" button after arriving at your destination. Not only will this come in handy for my children, but for myself as well. I don't know how many times I would have loved to have had this app when buying and selling on Craigslist or being out late shopping. I'm thankful it is on my phone now!
You also have the "SOS" shield on the app to send out a panic alert via text and email to friends, family and authorities that contains a link to your GPS location if you are in real danger or if you want to report criminal activity. You also have the option to send out your "SOS" via post on Facebook and Twitter. I've tested these features out myself, including the "SOS" (minus the phone call to police), and it does work! My husband got a text message on his way home from work saying his wife was having an emergency and it contained my GPS coordinates. Luckily, he knew I was in the process of writing up this review…but he did call to check up on me…just in case. 😉
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And, since I can't show you my phone, here is a video showing you a demo of the app:
Once again, React Mobile is available for iphone and Android (on select smartphones) free in the Google Play Store
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The whole family has been excited for months for our week at Shadow Ridge Enclaves - just called to check on the temp of the sandy pool and was told that the pump was down, and it would be closed for the next 4 weeks!! Has to be 'custome made'???
At least the newly renovated kids club opened this weekend!
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News : Emirates' New Contact Centre Takes Off
#contactcenterworld, @emirates
Manchester, UK, June 2015 -- Middle East airline Emirates, has opened its new European mult-ilingual customer contact centre near Manchester Airport.
The Dubai-based carrier has taken a 23,543 sq ft at Manchester Business Park, having relocated its 350-strong team from offices in nearby Wilmslow.
Its staff are drawn from 30 nations and handle customer service calls from across Europe in nine languages.
Karen Bell-Wright, senior vice-president (Retail & Contact Centre) and Laurie Berryman, Vice President UK, welcomed guests to the new office.
Bell-Wright said: "We're pleased to open our new customer contact facility in a key region for our UK operation. We employ close to 400 people in Manchester, including our colleagues at Manchester Airport. At Emirates, we pride ourselves on our unparalleled customer service. This new site will provide our talented people the perfect work environment to offer our customers in Europe an excellent service throughout all stages of their journey with us.
"Manchester is the perfect location for our customer contact centre, as we are able to attract so many talented individuals with broad language skills from this multi-cultural city. Our staff speak fluently to our customers in nine different languages, including English, French, German, Italian and Spanish to name a few."
#contactcenterworld, @emirates
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when a device is selected and you go to complete profile you can hide and expand category and lists. It's possible to translate some of the entries but after a click and another it remains English language. After a page refresh it shows up translated but after hide+expand it is in English again.
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UK Family Law
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many excuses from "Cant Afford payments as business is bad" to "New partner to look after" to "having to rent a house while his home is refurbished"
I have made an application to the courts to have him answer his breech of my consent order and it will take place end of August. so I have challenged his reductions and am claiming back payments.
My BIG concern is he has now applied to the courts to have the payments reduced before I go to court in August. We have to complete form E as a process to this.
I cant afford more legal costs and want to know if it is possible to represent myself at court and how difficult is this?
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The original order was made in 2009. My financial position has only changed due to the reduced maitainance my ex-husband forced on me ie order was for :
1. £1000pm for our daughter
2. £1200pm monthh for spousal
My ex has already approached the CSA and had our daughters maitenance reduced to £400pm. This is all that he pays at the moment so I am £1800 pm worse off
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thanks for your reply. I have read the Form E and think I can manage to fill it in thank you.
I have a concern about the question regading my home in relation to form E. I have a home valued at about £400k and a small £24k mortgage. The house was signed over to me as part of my divorce settlement. My question is will I have to sell my house if my ex proves he cannot afford to maitanine the payments at the current level and share proceeds with him?
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Bulk SMS marketing articles which have been distributed and published across the web.
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JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
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The Washington Redskins on Sunday will go for their fourth consecutive victory when they host the Baltimore Ravens. Until this week, Baltimore Coach John Harbaugh hadn't done any real game planning for the Redskins' rookie quarterback. But the coach has followed Robert Griffin III from a distance for a while now.
"You kind of keep an eye on him," Harbaugh told reporters at his Monday news conference. "You get so focused on your opponent, and you really don't know — other than from the little news that we see — how he is doing. Being here in the area, of course, you get a little more of that. We've been following him from afar a little bit, and [we're] very impressed."
But Harbaugh's knowledge of Griffin goes back further than this season, the coach said.
"I knew of him because my brother recruited him four years ago to Stanford," Harbaugh said referring to his brother, Jim, who now coaches the San Francisco 49ers. "He had recruited both Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III — both out of Houston, both 4.0 [GPA] students, by the way, so they were Stanford guys. Andrew ended up going there, and obviously, RGIII went to Baylor. I've known him for a little while, and I've got a lot of respect for him."
Harbaugh and his staff spent Tuesday working on their game plan for defending Griffin and the Redskins' offense. The Ravens rank 23rd against the pass, averaging 246.5 yards a game, and 23rd against the run, giving up 125.8 yards per outing.
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In Remembrance
Two expressions frequently used when we hear of the death of a good friend or while queuing to sympathise with a family at a wake or a graveside are "we should meet more often" and "how are you?" Both phrases carry deep value and merit reflection. "We should meet more often" - a recognition that the death of a friend makes us realise the opportunities we miss to support each other. Our lives seem to be busier these days and we seem to be meeting only at funerals. "How are you?" - a question which grows in its value when we ask a friend how they are managing, coping or processing their grief. By actively listening to their response and giving them time to express their worries, we make a valuable contribution to their wellbeing. Commemorations in the month of November, allow the military community to gather, to pray for the souls of our departed colleagues and to support their families. In time-honoured tradition, a wreath of laurel leaves is placed at a monument in memory of those who served with us and whose work and service contributed to the cohesion of our units. Mass is offered by the Unit Chaplain and prayers inclcuded for all who grieve. This is a valuable time for families who are still grieving the loss of a serving soldier. Long after the military ceremonial at the funeral and at the graveside, the supportive handshake, friendly face and generous eye-contact maintain their value. As chaplains we remember all our personnel for whom we have prayed a final absolution; we pray for families to whom we have broken bad news; we pray for colleagues who have shared our shock and sadness at home and overseas. We continue to be grateful to personnel who speak the words "we should meet more often" and "how are you" to us in our daily work! We thank especially Commcen staff who are such an important point of contact, the gate-policemen who see us coming and going to bereaved families, the PSS, for their good work, DCPs, liaison officers at funerals and the many people who minister Christian goodness and support to us in our daily work. Lift up the light of your face on us, O Lord!


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Experience the Arctic North! This tour takes you on an exploration of West and North Iceland, known for its winter adventures in a veritable nature paradise. Enjoy a relaxing visit to the Mývatn Nature Baths, join a snowshoe walk in a lava labyrinth, climb a volcano crater, travel along scenic fjord routes where you can almost touch the Arctic Circle.
Experience the Arctic North! This tour takes you on an exploration of West and North Iceland, known for its winter adventures in a veritable nature paradise. Enjoy a relaxing visit to the Mývatn Nature Baths, join a snowshoe walk in a lava labyrinth, climb a volcano crater, travel along scenic fjord routes where you can almost touch the Arctic Circle. Do you want to go to places where most people do not go in the winter time? Are you looking for some very unique but not arduous outdoor activities and a chance to search for the Northern Lights that appear in high latitudes when the skies are clear? Well, perhaps you are ready to take the North Iceland Aurora Escape!
DURATION: 8 days / 7 nights
TOUR START: Arrival in Iceland on Tuesdays and guided bus tour starts on Wednesdays at 09:00
END OF TOUR: The guided tour ends on Mondays between 18:00-20:00 for the last overnight in Reykjavík. Departure from Iceland is on Fridays.
LANGUAGES: English only
MEALS: 7x breakfast, 2x light lunch at Lake Mývatn and 3x 3-course dinner at Lake Mývatn
GROUP SIZE: Maximum group size is 16 persons
*Triple room on request
Note that most double rooms in Iceland are actually twin bedded rooms
CHILDREN DISCOUNT: Not available
ACCOMMODATIONS: Comfort tourist-class hotels, in rooms with shower/wc
Reykjavík: Keahotel Reykjavik Lights for first and last night / Akureyri: Hotel Kea (1 night) / Mývatn: Hotel Sel-Mývatn (3 nights) / Siglufjörður: Hotel Siglo (1 night). Note that the hotel list is subject to change.
NATURE FEES: There is a possibility that some of the natural attractions around Iceland might charge an entrance fee during the trip. These entrance fees are not included in the tour price and need to be paid by all tour members additionally on the spot when entering any of these natural sites. Locations, amount of entrance fee, form of payment and other details are not known at the present time and are subject to change.
NORTHERN LIGHTS: This program includes during 5 evenings a combination of presentations, lectures, film and guided evening walks or excursions at spots that are likely to offer a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis – the Northern Lights. All hotels outside Reykjavík and Akureyri offer a Northern Lights wake-up call for guests that register for that special service at the hotel reception. This tour series is designed to maximise the chances of seeing the elusive Northern Lights, still the tour is dependent on weather and therefore sightings are not guaranteed. The Northern Lights are visible in the northern sky from September through April when the sky is clear and free of clouds. Like many natural wonders, it is an ephemeral spectacle – the Northern Lights may be visible, they may appear for a bit and then be gone (it is not a TV show that you can just turn on and off). But it is worth the patience which is much required. Because they are a winter event, you need to be prepared to wait outside while looking for them. It is best to dress very warmly, in layers, with good footwear, gloves, hats and whatever else makes you comfortable while you await this truly outstanding event.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM: Itineraries may be subject to change at short notice during severe weather conditions and certain outdoor activities/day trips may be cancelled during the winter season in Iceland. In these rare cases, where situations of force majeure apply, excursions/activities cannot be refunded but the local guides will try their best to find reasonable alternatives where and whenever possible.
BOOKING AND FURTHER INFORMATION: Either via our international tour operator network or directly by email firstname.lastname@example.com and we process your booking by personal email communication. In general, there is a non-refundable booking fee/deposit of up to 20 % in order to secure space on the tour. We will send you a confirmation and invoice. Payment is due latest 4 weeks prior arrival. We accept international bank transfer, Visa or MasterCard. Once paid, we will send the vouchers and travel documents. Unfortunately, we do not offer an online booking engine and online-payment system for this tour.
CANCELLATION: A cancellation fee of 20% of the tour price and accommodation will be retained by us for cancellations made from 4 to 8 weeks before departure. From 28 days until 8 days before departure, the fee is 50%. No refund is possible for cancellations less than 8 days before departure, or for no-shows, and a tour begun but not completed. The exchange of one arrangement for another must be agreed by us beforehand.
Here below are the Aurora viewing results from the past winter 2013-2016 that give you an idea of how often northern lights have been seen during the North Iceland Aurora Escape Tour:
1x weak 1x medium 1x strong
2x medium + 2x strong
1x weak
1x medium
Winter 2013-2014: 100 %
Winter 2014-2015: 87 %
Winter 2015-2016: 71 %
Winter 2016-2017: 100% (Oct-Mar)
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Last week we sent two of our staff to go on our Northern Lights in Style tour...
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This one is driving the Icelandic...
Dear Sunna, I just wanted to write a quick email to thank you and your company for providing a great experience for our group. When I contracted with GJ Travel, I was a little uneasy because I was not sure exactly what I was getting. But after this past week, I am very happy with the decision that I made. Our guide, Klaus, was a very professional and congenial man that had a great rapport with...
Dear Petur, I just wanted to thank you and fisherman Petur for a fabulous trip - I think this particular trip was my absolute favourite of the 5 school trips I've done. You and Petur were my favourite guides and I really enjoyed talking to you both and learning more about my favourite county on the planet. Thank you for taking care of us all - especially when the weather was scary and for taking...
Hi Dilja and Norbert,
I just wanted to personally reach out and tell you how grateful I am for all of the work that you put into our program. I know that our debrief wasn't until next week, but I just wanted to say thank you so much for everything! The program was great and the students had a wonderful time experiencing your incredible country.
I know that the timeline on this program was...
Greetings Bjarki,
Well, I have to say this was by far the best trip I have ever escorted! I thank you for putting together such a beautiful trip for my folks from Indiana and Iowa! People were just so pleased and everyone said it was much more than they ever hoped for and expected. Everyday was glorious... Such wonders we witnesses each and every day! Adding the extra day was a great idea!
Dear Sir, My partner and I have just returned home from the trip Iceland on the above dates with GJ Travel I have to write and inform you that our tour guide Katrina made the trip an experience never to be forgotten. Her knowledge and commitment to all the guests in the party was second to non. She went above and beyond her duties to ensure we were all given as much knowledge and enjoyment during...
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PAUL W. GLENNON, Bankruptcy Judge.
The debtors' motion for reconsideration of the Court's order of October 12, 1983 denying the debtors' application for examination of Texas Drilling Company and others pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2004 was denied by order dated November 9, 1983. This memorandum sets forth the Court's reasons for its November 9 order.
GHR Energy Corp., The GHR Companies, Inc., GHR Pipeline Corp., Southern States, Inc. and Southern States Exploration, Inc. ("debtors"), five related Chapter 11 debtors in possession, filed an application requesting an order requiring Texas Drilling Company ("TDC") and others to appear for an examination pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2004. The Court denied the application without a hearing on October 12, 1983 citing in support thereof its decision of September 26, 1983 which denied the motion of these same debtors (and two other related debtors) for examination of James W. Glanville pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 2004 ("Glanville decision").
By way of a Bankruptcy Rule 2004 application, the debtors seek to examine certain individuals and entities some of whom the debtors have assigned rights in drilling sites in Webb County, Texas and who the debtors allege have been acting to advance their own interests, contrary to the interests of the debtors and in violation of agreements made with the debtors. The debtors allege that these individuals and entities are "secreting" and "spiriting away" assets of the debtors thereby interfering with the administration of the debtors' estates, and participating in criminal activities. Specifically, the debtors allege that TDC, by its officers and employees (some of whom are past employees of one or more of the debtors), its banks and its financiers, and certain other individuals who are not formally associated with TDC, are acquiring acreage within two miles of land leased by the debtors in violation of contracts entered into with the debtors. The debtors claim that they need information from these individuals and entities to determine if an adversary proceeding should be brought against them because of these alleged violations. The debtors filed the affidavit of N. Kenneth May, land manager for GHR Energy Corp., who states he is familiar with the agreements entered into among the debtors and the various individuals and entities. He further states that a review of reports of instruments filed in Webb County disclosed that certain of these individuals and/or entities have recently acquired leases covering acreage adjacent to land leased by one or more of the debtors.
The debtors misconstrue the purpose of Bankruptcy Rule 2004.
The persons to be examined and the parties in interest who may conduct the examination are not defined in the Rules nor the Code. However, by looking to the language of Rule 2004, it is evident that an examination may be had only of those persons possessing knowledge of a debtor's acts, conduct or financial affairs so far as this relates to a debtor's proceeding in bankruptcy. In In re Mantolesky, 14 B.R. 973, 8 B.C.D. 384 (Bkrtcy.D.Mass.1981), I recognized this and allowed the examination of the debtor's former partner who was responsible for all administrative functions (including the payment of bills and taxes) of the partnership. However, the permissible examination was limited to those questions which sought information of the debtor's business or the debtor's financial picture. See also In re Clearview Concrete Products, Inc., 23 C.B.C. 373 (Bkrtcy.E.D.N.Y.1980) (examination of debtor's accountant permitted to determine to what use debtor's funds were put); In re Maidman, 2 B.R. 18, 5 B.C.D. 1299 (Bkrtcy.S.D.Fla.1979) (debtor entrusted all business matters to son; therefore court allowed Rule 205 examination of son by creditor); and In re Park Crescent Nursing Home, 5 B.C.D. 721 (Bkrtcy.S.D.N.Y.1979) (trustee authorized to examine state agency to determine if agency wrongfully recouped funds belonging to the debtor's estate where agency was responsible for establishing formula for reimbursement of funds to debtor and held information relevant thereto). The permissible scope of a Rule 2004 examination is one of the two reasons I denied the debtors' application in the Glanville decision. In that case, the debtors were attempting to examine an expert hired by their creditors. In denying the application I stressed the absence of any evidence that the expert possessed knowledge of the financial picture of the debtors which the debtors themselves did not possess.
The debtors cite In re Goodwin, 38 F.2d 669 (D.Mass.1939), for the proposition that the overriding purpose of a 2004 examination is to enable the trustee to determine whether or not an action against the examinee
The debtors also argue that the case of In re Good Hope Refineries, Inc., 9 B.R. 421 (Bankr.D.Mass.1981) stands for the proposition that a Rule 2004 examination (then Rule 205) may not be used by a debtor post-confirmation. True, in that case the application was made by the debtor post-confirmation. However, I do not believe that ruling was intended to apply only to post-confirmation applications. As I quoted in the Glanville decision
By this I do not mean to suggest that a debtor may never properly invoke Rule 2004 but I do believe Rule 2004 is creditor and trustee oriented.
I agree with the debtors that the scope of a Rule 2004 examination is broad. In light of the many cases which have passed on this question, it cannot be debated. See, e.g., Sachs v. Hadden, 173 F.2d 929 (2d Cir.1949) and In re Foerst, 93 F. 190 (S.D.N.Y.1899).
The debtors allege that the information sought is necessary in order that they may determine whether to bring a complaint against certain of the individuals and entities. From the evidence presented to me, it seems that the debtors are now in a position to file an action against certain of the individuals and entities if they so choose. It appears the debtors are attempting to use Rule 2004 to circumvent the procedural safeguards provided a litigant by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (or where appropriate any other similar state discovery rules). While it is obvious that particular rights of a creditor are affected when one of its debtors files for protection under the Bankruptcy Code, it cannot be said that a creditor necessarily loses the protections afforded by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure especially in the context of an action arising under non-bankruptcy law. See In re duPont Walston, Inc., 4 B.C.D. 61 (Bkrtcy.S.D.N.Y.1978) and In re Western Pork Packers, Inc., 5 B.C.D. 396 (Bkrtcy.S.D.N.Y.1978).
The fact that if a lawsuit were to be filed the defendants would raise the defense of the bankruptcy court's lack of subject matter jurisdiction following the case of Northern Pipeline Construction Co. v. Marathon Pipe Line Co., 458 U.S. 50, 102 S.Ct. 2858, 73 L.Ed.2d 598 (1982), is irrelevant, contrary to the debtors' assertions. Such a defense could be raised whenever a suit is filed. More specifically, if I were to allow the debtors' motion to examine the named individuals and entities and some time in the future the debtors decided to bring suit against these individuals and entities, the individuals and entities would be free at that time to raise the Marathon defense. Furthermore, this Court has been conducting hearings involving questions of state law, and in accordance with the Emergency Rule adopted by the Circuit Council for the First Circuit on December 22, 1983, has entered findings of fact, conclusions of law and proposed orders, and submitted same for review to the United States District Court.
While I recognize the potential harm to the debtors if these individuals and entities are truly taking advantage of contracts and information which belong to the debtors, I do not agree with the debtors that a Rule 2004 examination is the proper vehicle for relief. It will oftentimes be difficult for a Court to determine whether the person whose examination is sought can be said to have information relative to the debtor's financial affairs or facts necessary to the administration of the debtor's estate. However, from the evidence presented to me, I am unable to find that the individuals and entities harbor any information properly discoverable by the debtors in the context of a Rule 2004 examination. As it is within my discretion to permit a Rule 2004 examination to proceed, see, e.g., McLaughlin v. McPhail, 707 F.2d 800 (4th Cir.1983); In re Rassi, 701 F.2d 627, 10 B.C.D. 385 (7th Cir. 1983); and In re Machek, 368 F.Supp. 956 (M.D.Fla.1973) (and cases cited therein), I decline to so exercise this discretionary power and instead follow the direction of Travis v. United States, 123 F.2d 268 (10th Cir.1941) wherein the Court stated "unreasonable discursiveness should not be permitted; and frivolous or prolix examination should be stopped". Id. at 271.


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How often do forecasts fail? How many business forecasts are accurate? Are there statistics on inaccurate forecasts? It's a good question. It relates nicely to my view that all business plans are wrong, with the addendum, but vital. While I almost never host guest posts on this blog – opinions here are mine – but... Read More »
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On Jan. 7, an escalator full of rush-hour commuters at a PATH station in Jersey City suddenly reversed direction, causing panic and sending people tumbling.
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Art Wolfe and Kevin Raber of Luminous-Landscape join forces to host a workshop to the East Coast of Greenland August 27th – September 6, 2017. With us will be three other excellent instructors Gavriel Jecan, Ignacio Palacios and Steve Gosling. Our team will lead you on a dedicated trip to some of the most amazing places along the East Coast of Greenland.
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-When you click the above button you will be taken to the Luminous Landscape website where there is additional information including a downloadable PDF.
Led by Art Wolfe and Kevin Raber
With assistant instructors Gavriel Jecan, Ignacio Palacios, and Steve Gosling
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Clavering Island
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Kaiser Franz Josef Fjord and Kong Oscars Fjord
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Please note: Our exact route will depend on ice, weather conditions and the wildlife we encounter. The places mentioned above are just examples of some of the many sites this expedition has to offer. We always strive to maximize your experience, but remember that flexibility is the key to a successful expedition!
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