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LORAIN — A Lorain man who allegedly walked into a local bank Aug. 6 and robbed it of about $2,000 is in federal custody facing three counts of federal unarmed bank robbery after the FBI blamed him for that robbery and for two other bank robberies in Cleveland two days earlier, a U.S. District Court affidavit said.
Michael E. Sogan, 52, appeared Monday in U.S. District Court in Cleveland to answer the charges. He was appointed a public defender and turned over to the U.S. Marshal's, a court spokesman said. Another hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday, during which the court will determine if Sogan will receive a bond.
The U.S. Marshals Service will determine where Sogan is housed pending the outcome of the criminal case.
Sogan was picked up based on surveillance video taken inside the banks at the time of each robbery, the affidavit said. After his arrest, he admitted to police he was responsible and also signed each photo, indicating he was the man pictured, authorities said.
The first bank robbery happened about 10:30 a.m. Aug. 4 when Sogan is accused of walking into the Dollar Bank in Brooklyn and ordering a female teller "give me your money." He had one hand on his waist and the other on the counter, leaving the teller to fear he may have a weapon, the affidavit said. He walked out with about $1,000 and got into a small blue car, authorities said.
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2012-01-21 Vatican RadioThe archbishop of Washington, DC, Cardinal Donald W. Wuerl is in Rome this week for his ad limina visit. Following Thursday's group audience with Pope Benedict XVI involving all the US bishops here this week, Cardinal Wuerl spoke with Chris Altieri, who asked him about the importance for the Church of maintaining a strong presence in the US national public life.
Cardinal Wuerl explained what he sees as the main challenge to the Church's place in the conversation, saying, "Today there is a push toward a secular society, as if somehow, secularism has a hegemony over the public order." Cardinal Wuerl criticised that view of things, saying, "We're talking about a pluralistic society in which all the values are present, in which everyone has a voice – and this is being challenged today, even eroded today, by the idea that there is a monolithic secular society that should be the only voice in the public order."
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As children tear into their peeps and chocolate bunnies, doctors advise parents keep a close eye on how much candy their children are eating.
A big part of celebrating Easter is eating candy. While health officials say a serving of dark chocolate once a day is healthy, excessive amounts of candy and chocolate is bad for your health for many reasons.
"That your taking in, one, too many calories. Two, if you eat lots and lots of it, some children get stomach aches and adults and it can sometimes even shall we say have a laxative effect," tells Dr. Vicki Whitacre with the Zanesville-Muskingum County Health Department.
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Only three weeks ago, the Cottagers were tearing apart their west London rivals QPR in front of the television cameras. They raced into a 3-0 lead after barely half-an-hour, which followed on from early 2-0 leads established within 16 minutes at Rotherham and 30 minutes against Blackburn. These fast starts are relevant because matches involving Middlesbrough have a remarkable tendency to hinge on what transpires early doors.
Since the beginning of last season, Boro have featured in 17 matches that produced a goal inside the opening 10 minutes and all 17 have been won by the team who broke the deadlock. Fulham's opening goals in the three matches listed above were timed at seven minutes, four minutes and two minutes respectively.
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Dropping down into League One, something isn't quite right at Bradford and they could provide easy pickings for Darren Ferguson to pick up his first win as Doncaster manager - assuming, of course, the formalities of that appointment are completed on Friday. Either way, Rovers are unbeaten in 12 matches at the Keepmoat (W3 D9) and they deserve to be chanced at 2/1 or better.
The Johnstone's Paint Trophy isn't a competition to be hanging your hat on as compelling evidence of a team in crisis but the Bantams had everything in their favour ahead of Tuesday's second-round tie against Barnsley, yet they slipped to defeat with another lacklustre display in a season falling way short of expectations.
On recent observations, Phil Parkinson looks like a manager who has taken his eye off the ball. Whether it's got anything to do with the proposed Gianni Paladini takeover that undermined his position in the summer or the move to Sheffield United that never happened, we can only speculate. But Parkinson seems distracted and his team are lacking their usual tenacity.
Meanwhile, things haven't gone according to plan for Cambridge this season but their problems are small fry compared to those of local rivals Northampton and the contrast can provide the U's with a sense of perspective that enables them to overcome the suspension of skipper Mark Roberts and land a morale-boosting win against the Cobblers at 2/1.
Only a week ago, Richard Money went into meltdown as he watched his team crumble in an acrimonious encounter against a streetwise Portsmouth outfit. Cambridge were 1-0 up against Pompey, having just delivered their best 45 minutes of the season, but lost Roberts to a red card in a half-time fracas and fell apart at the seams in the second period, eventually going down 3-1.
It was the third time in seven outings that a promising performance had been undermined by a dismissal, now the emphasis ought to be on keeping heads cool. If the big-budget U's can just turn their emotions down a notch, they should easily have the beating of an over-rated Cobblers team reeling from the news of a collapsed takeover and a winding-up petition from HMRC.
Finally, take the 7/4 available on under-rated Mansfield beating Bristol Rovers at Field Mill. The fourth-placed Stags head into the game on the back of three wins, netting nine goals in the process, and manager Adam Murray is adamant his troops haven't hit top gear yet.
By making this an each-of-two encounter, the market appears to be anticipating a plunge on the Pirates as a result of the smart money that backed them into shorter prices ahead of recent wins at Hartlepool and Morecambe but most of the early variance in their shot data has now been accounted for in those two matches.
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Norwalk High senior running back Rashaad Penny scored with 5:17 left in the game as the Lancers beat visiting Cabrillo, 20-15 in the season opener Friday.
What makes his night more impressive was that he was kept out of the game for most of the second half with an ankle injury. But on the game-winning drive, Peny was able to limp his way over the goal line to give his team the win.
"This was a fight for my team and I gave it my all tonight," said Penny. "This was an emotional win."
Last year, in a 58-26 win over Cabrillo in Long Beach, Penny ran for 159 yards and four touchdowns in last season's opening win over Cabrillo.
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Norwalk got the lead with 5:26 left in the first quarter thanks to a nine play, 75 yard touchdown drive on their first possession, culminating in a five-yard TD run from senior Matthew Ortega, who ran for 95 yards on the night.
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91 Points Starts out reserved, revealing white peach, apple and spice flavors, gaining steam and fleshing out as this comes together on the finish. Shows fine harmony, intensity and length. Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc. Drink now through 2024.
92 Points "The 2013 Batàr is quite beautiful. Lemon oil, white flowers, almonds and a hint of orange peel are laced together in an effortless, gracious white endowed with real personality. This is the first vintage that includes a clone of Pinot Blanc sourced from Henri Gouges in Nuits St. Georges and that also seems to reflect a more polished, refined style. A revisited approach to pruning that allows yields to be naturally a bit higher than in the past and less new oak during aging seem to be paying off. 2015 - 2023."
90 Points "Offers focused aromas of bread dough, beeswax, grilled almond and white peach, with spicy flavors. The oak is toned down and this is vibrant and persistent, showing harmony and a supple texture. The lingering finish suggests lemon cake and baking spice details. Drink now through 2020."
90 Points "A butterly style, with butterscotch, toast and spice details accenting the melon and apple flavors. Stays spicy, echoing the toast note on the lingering finish. Chardonnay and Pinot Blanc."
92 Points "This is always one of the best whites of Tuscany, with a yogurt, apple and dried-pineapple character. Full and rich with beautiful fruit and a lovely texture and tension. Drink now. Made from biodynamic grapes. A blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Bianco."
93 Points "The 2011 Batar is striking in this vintage. Peach, mint, jasmine, Chamomile, honey and almond notes all flesh out in the glass. Ample, resonant and rich on the palate, the 2011 impresses for its balance, class and harmony. Once again, Batar is one of the most distinctive Tuscan whites. Batar is 50% Chardonnay and 50% Pinot Blanc, with the Pinot Blanc adding an element of freshness that was absolutely critical in this precocious vintage. The 2011 will be appealing young, but it is also a wine that ages very well, and I imagine it will be even better in another year or two. The 2011 was fermented in barrel, with some lees stirring, where it spent nine months prior to being racked into cement for blending and bottling."
90 Points Toasty, displaying vanilla, clove, nutmeg, butterscotch and baked apple flavors. Balanced, this wine is rich in texture, with a long finish."
90 Points "This oak-aged blend of equal parts Pinot Bianco and Chardonnay opens with a beautifully intense bouquet of vanilla bean, peach cobbler and citrus mousse. White almond and toasted spice make for rich accents on the long fresh finish."
91 Points "Aromas similar to pineapple ice cream and apples follow through to a full body, with lots of fruit and firm acidity. Delicious now, but better in 2012. Biodynamically produced."
89 Points "The 2009 Batàr shows good up-front fleshiness in its juicy apricots, peaches and light floral honey although some of the intial depth in the wine tapers off on the finish. Batàr has a track record of developing beautifully in bottle. It will be interesting to see the direction the 2009 takes. Today, it appears a measure of minerality is lacking in comparison to the finest vintages."
90 Points "Tuscan dishes celebrate fresh, seasonal ingredients such as fava beans, artichokes, asparagus, zucchini and extra virgin olive oil. This structured white wine offers the richness of texture and aromatic intensity to pair with the best of that culinary tradition."
91 Points "The 2008 Batàr is rather pointed and focused in this vintage, which also happens to be one of the most elegant I can remember. There is wonderful purity and energy in the ripe peach fruit with subtle undertones of flowers, minerals and French oak that add complexity. The oak seems dialed down in 2008 and what comes through is the exceptional beauty of fruit planted on these high-altitude hillside vineyards. Batàr is 50% Pinot Blanc and 50% Chardonnay aged in French oak barrels, 50% new."
91 Points "The 2008 Batar is rather pointed and focused in this vintage, which also happens to be one of the most elegant I can remember. There is wonderful purity and energy in the ripe peach fruit with subtle undertones of flowers, minerals and French oak that add complexity. The oak seems dialed down in 2008 and what comes through is the exceptional beauty of fruit planted on these high-altitude hillside vineyards."
92 Points "Here is an exceptionally fresh and pristine blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Bianco from a biodynamic vineyard in Tuscany with buoyant aromas of honeysuckle, stone fruit, apricot and white mineral. The wine is crisp, sophisticated and lasts many long minutes in the mouth."
92 points "An intense, minerally nose, with notes of bitter almond, sultana and ripe melon, leads to a full-bodied palate, with rich mineral character and lemony acidity. There's a velvety, almost tannic texture on the long finish. Compact. Powerful and impressive."
91 Points "Querciabella's Batar...is quite possibly the most elegant, refined white being made in Tuscany today. Those qualities are on display in the sublime 2007. Ripe, succulent peaches, apricots, smoke, honey, spices and sweet toasted oak all come together with unusual grace. The oak is especially well-balanced in this vintage. Simply put, the 2007 Batar is a gem."
90 points "The 2006 Batar is one of the small handful of truly distinctive whites being made in Tuscany. This lush, full-bodied wine reveals ripe peaches, cantaloupe, jasmine, honey, spices and toasted oak on a soft-textured, medium-bodied frame. Still quite primary today, it will acquire further nuance and put on weight with further bottle age. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2016."
90 points "Fresh apple, flower and light toffee aromas follow through to a full body, with a round texture and a long, rich finish. There's loads of fruit and character, yet this is refined."
90 Points "The estates barrel-aged 2005 Batar...is consistently one of Italys finest whites. The 2005 presents attractive suggestions of jasmine, peaches and sweet tropical fruit on a medium-bodied frame buttressed by a lively note of minerality. While the 2005 is not one of the more opulent Batars, it is nonetheless a very finessed wine that is sure to find many admirers. Anticipated maturity: 2007-2017."
92 Points "During a recent visit to the estate I had the opportunity to taste every Batar back to 1995 and there can be no question that in top vintages it is a wine that is capable of developing further complexity with age. The standout of that tasting was the sublime 2004 Batar...which captures the fullest expression of this wine. Endowed with layers of sweet fruit interwoven with mineral and sweet toasted oak notes, it offers outstanding length on the palate in a more full-bodied style than the slender 2005, with notable finesse and terrific overall balance. Although it can be enjoyed today, this wine has a history of filling out its frame with some bottle age. It is not to be missed. Anticipated maturity: 2007-2019."
94 Points "Aromas of blueberries, elderberries, herbs, ink and hints of orange rind as well as a touch of cedar and slate. The palate is full but so refined and beautiful with tight, polished tannins and a long, fresh finish. Such a well-made Super Tuscan. A blend of cabernet sauvignon and sangiovese. Made from organic grapes."
94 Points "The 2010 Camartina offers many beautiful surprises. This blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Sangiovese is a structured and powerful wine, but it offers elegance and balance as well. This classic vintage has done its part to shape a wine that offers bright fruit intensity, delineated aromas of blueberry and spice, and a richly velvety sensation in the mouth. You can hold this wine for the next ten years."
93 Points "A blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Sangiovese, this elegantly structured wine opens with aromas of ripe black fruit, cedar, leather and a whiff of exotic spice. The firm palate delivers ripe black cherry, plum, coffee, grilled herb and ground clove alongside firm but polished tannins."
93 Points "A vivid, fresh style, whose berry and cherry flavors are focused and augmented by tobacco, underbrush and iron notes. Tight and intense, presenting a long, mineral-inflected finish."
95+ Points "The 2010 Camartina is one of the most beautiful versions of this wine I have tasted in some time. Layered and vibrant on the palate, the 2010 impresses for its finesse and nuance. Freshly cut flowers, mint, dark red berries and graphite all meld together in a wine of exceptional refinement. Today, the aromas and flavors are naturally not fully expressive, but another few years should work wonders. The cool, late-ripening season yielded a Camartina of understated class and pedigree."
94 Points "A powerful red wine with an abundance of berry, dried fruits and hints of vanilla on the nose and palate. Full body, with chewy tannins and a fresh finish. Needs at least two or three years of bottle age to come together. Made from biodynamically grown grapes. A blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Sangiovese."
93 Points A wine with a meaty, spicy, dried-berry,cedar character. Full and chewy. This is very powerful, but also a little rustic. Made from organic grapes. Give it three to four years of bottle age.
91 Points "This blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Sangiovese opens with plush layers of cherry and blackberry and touches of spice and toast that are never overdone. In fact, the wine shows power and determination allied to delicacy."
94 Points "This luscious blend of mostly Cabernet Sauvignon and Sangiovese shows bright cherry and blueberry characteristics backed by smooth richness and velvety texture. The wine is soft, dense and delicious overall. It presents a beautiful portrait of Tuscan wine."
92 points "A stylish combination of currant and cassis on the nose, with a hint of rose petal, turning to licorice. Full-bodied, with chewy yet polished tannins and a long, flavorful finish. Polished and very pretty."
95 points "The estate's 2006 Camartina...is awesome in the way it marries considerable ripeness with a firm, classic sense of structure. Black cherries, minerals, menthol, tar and subtle French oak are some of the nuances that emerge from the 2006 Camartina. This is a decidedly big, powerful Camartina that will require some patience, but all of the ingredients are there for this to be one of the finest versions of this wine ever made."
93 Points "The 2005 Camartina is absolutely gorgeous. Scents of graphite, menthol, smoke, tar and savory herbs are some of the many notes that open up in the glass. Medium in body and still quite fresh, the 2005 is just approaching the early part of its prime drinking window. The tannins remain a bit firm, but the wine's balance is absolutely impeccable. Hints of rose petal and white pepper add lift on the bright, salivating finish. This is a terrific showing. The blend is 70% Cabernet Sauvignon and 30% Merlot."
93 points "Blackberry, blueberry and lavender aromas follow through to a full body, with supersilky tannins and a long, caressing finish. Polished and beautiful."
91 points "The 2005 Camartina...reveals floral aromatics along with red fruits, tar, licorice, smoke and toasted oak. It possesses outstanding balance...This slender Camartina is likely to offer its best drinking relatively early. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2020."
94 points "Aromas of black current and flowers follow through to a full body, with a solid core of ripe fruit and silky tannins. Long and beautiful. Chewy right now. Solid and long. Needs time. ... Best after 2010."
94 Points "Dark ruby. Intense, enticing aromas of black cherry, plum, menthol, coffee and chocolate. Very smooth and rich on the palate, with rich, deep flavors of spicy plum, raspberry, mint and coffee. The very long, clean and precise finish features very fine, smooth, palate-coating tannins. A real winner!"
95 Points "The estates 2004 Camartina is another irresistibly sexy wine. A deeply-colored ruby, it displays captivating aromatics along with notes of blackberries, blueberries, violets and graphite that emerge on its medium-bodied frame. The fine tannins make it a highly enjoyable wine even at this early stage, but my experience suggests that another few years of bottle age are needed for the wine to integrate its oak and express its full range of aromas and flavors. It is a terrific effort from Querciabella....Anticipated maturity: 2012-2022."
92 Points "Deep ruby. Floral red cherry, plum and grilled bacon aromas are complicated by a note of black pepper. Rich and suave on the palate, with strong spicy fruit flavors highlighted by mocha and cedar. Almost muscular in its thick, rich fruit, but the tannins are fairly smooth for the vintage. Finishes long and clean."
93 Points "At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the 2003 Camartina is a drop-dead gorgeous effort. Fat, rich and opulent, it will reward consumers with its generous super-ripe fruit, great length and beautiful overall balance. While it doesnt look to be one of the more long-lived Camartinas, with some air it is drinking beautifully today. It is a very refined effort in this vintage."
90 Points "There's a green peppercorn spice that runs through this wine, lifting the substancial dark fruit, giving it a layered, complex impression. It's a fresh, balanced blend of sangiovese and cabernet sauvignon, with a small percentage of merlot and syrah, well composed for a steak."
91 Points "Attractive coffee, blackberry and tobacco character on the nose. Full-bodied, with loads of velvety tannins and a long, caressing finish. Beauty. Very well-crafted, especially for the vintage. Best after 2006."
3 glasses / excellen "Yet again, fate brings three more glasses to Querciabella, and once again the laurels go to Camartina, this time the '01. This Sangiovese-cabernet sauvignon Super Tuscan is always a wine of great nobility, with an outstanding personality and sensational allure. Stupendous breadth of aromas permeates the nose, with initial fragrances encompassing cinchona and pencil lead. These then yield to very ripe, but never cooked, fruit, and subtle, well-balanced spice. The attach is firm, yet plush, with a majestic structure and unbelievable density on the palate, concluding with a lift of menthol."
87 Points A bit shy in aroma, yet the palate offers cherry, plum and spice flavors. Vibrant, with a light dusting of tannins on the finish.
93 Points "Very floral and fresh with blackberry and lemon rind undertones on the nose. Medium to full body, firm and silky tannins and a long and flavorful finish. Refined and stylish. Drink now. Made from biodynamic grapes."
91 Points "Alluring aromas of ripe plum, fragrant violet, menthol and baking spice emerge on this savory, enjoyable red. The juicy, easy-drinking palate combines an enticing weightless quality with succulent fruit including fleshy black cherry, crushed raspberry, licorice and chopped herb alongside round, polished tannins."
90 Points YEAR'S BEST "Smooth and refined, this includes five percent cabernet sauvignon and is aged mostly in used French barriques. Fresh cherries and herbs give a cool initial impression, with dusty tannins providing texture to the plush fruit. Enjoy this now for the freshness of the fruit and smooth flavors."
92 Points "Aromas of wet soil and berry with hints of cherry and chocolate. Medium body with fine tannins and a lightly chewy finish. A balanced, savory red. Made from biodynamically grown grapes. Drink now."
90 Points "A fruit style, this exhibits cherry, raspberry, tobacco and loam flavors. Tightens up on the finish, yet the leafy, tobacco notes persist."
90 Points "Made from grapes grown using biodynamic viticulture practices, this starts off with aromas of un-derbrush, spice and black berries. The juicy palate delivers a solid core of black cherry accented with cooking spices, espresso and toasted notes. Already enjoyable, this will gain complexity over the next few years."
92 Points "There's a purity of fruit here with intense blackberries, blueberries and citrus rind on the nose. Full body, delicate tannins and a long and delicious finish. So savory and beautiful. Made from biodynamically farmed grapes."
91 Points "The 2011 Chianti Classico Querciabella has that extra bit of depth, creaminess and mid-palate pliancy... all while maintaining plenty of brightness, freshness and Sangiovese character. Freshly cut roses, sweet red berries and a hint of spices are woven into the exceptionally elegant, refined finish. Simply put, this is a striking wine from Querciabella."
91 Points Delicate and fruity with a blackberry and mineral character. Full body with firm tannins and a juicy, fruity finish. Made from biodynamic grapes. Give it a year or two to come together.
90 Points Slightly dark, revealing black cherry, black currant, licorice and mineral flavors. On the savory side, with a long, intense and salty aftertaste."
89 Points "The 2010 Chianti Classico Querciabella is all about elegance and refinement. Nuanced, delicate and perfumed, the 2010 impresses for the purity of its fruit. Round, silky tannins support a fragrant finish laced with crushed flowers, sweet tobacco and licorice. The 2010 is the first vintage here made with 100% Sangiovese. As such, it is a wine of transition, but one that is moving in a positive direction."
91 Points "Delicate and fruity with a blackberry and mineral character. Full body, with firm tannins and a juicy, fruity finish. Made from biodynamic grapes."
89 Points "The 2010 Chianti Classico Querciabella represents a big change in direction from Querciabella, as it is the first vintage to be made entirely from Sangiovese, including fruit from recently acquired vineyards in Radda. Sweet roses, red cherries and licorice are some of the notes that emerge from the glass. The 2010 is really mostly about textural finesse. Floral notes reappear on the refined, understated finish."
90 Points "A vivid Chianti Classico, with dark cherry, violets and berries on the nose and palate. Fresh finish. Made from Biodynamic grapes."
90 Points "The 2009 Chianti Classico Querciabella floats on the palate with layers of sensual red fruit, flowers and spices. It remains an essentially mid-weight wine graced with exquisite finesse and class, reflecting a stylistic change from some of the bigger vintages of the past. Floral notes reapper on the finish, adding lift and harmony."
90 Points "The 2009 Chianti Classico Querciabella floats on the palate with layers of sensual red fruit, flowers and spices. It remains an essentially mid-weight wine graced with exquisite finesse and class, reflecting a stylistic change from some of the bigger vintages of the past. Floral notes reappear on the finish, adding lift and harmony."
A Great Organically Farmed Wine - "Querciabella's vineyards in Tuscany have been organic since 1988."
90 Points "The 2008 Chianti Classico Querciabella is a very pretty, attractive wine laced with fragrant red fruit. This is a finely knit, small scaled vintage of the Querciabella with beautiful balance and a long, harmonious finish. A beautifully delineated, crystalline finish rounds out this wine that shows the more delicate, Burgundian side of Sangiovese."
"There was the suave 2007 Querciabella Chianti Classico ... from a great modern estate, a wine so rich and so seamless it simply flowed from its beginning to its end."
90 Points "Theres no extraneous tannin to get in the way of the rose scents, the strawberry and musky cherry flavorsjust a fine structure and clean, fragrant length of flavor."
90 points "Sweet berry and raspberry aromas follow through to a full body, with soft, silky tannins and a clean, caressing finish. Harmonious, with pretty fruit."
90 points "The 2007 Chianti Classico Querciabella is a fragrant, perfumed red. Silky tannins frame a core of cherries, sweet spices and tobacco as this elegant wine opens up in the glass and puts on weight with air. In recent years the Querciabella has established itself as one of Tuscany's top Chianti Classicos, as it is again in 2007."
91 points #81 of Top 100 Wines of 2008, "A rich, round wine, with plum and berry character and soft tannins. Full-bodied, with berry and dark chocolate character and a long finish. Juicy. Outstanding value. Drink now through 2012."
91 points "Gorgeous aromatics waft from the glass as the 2006 Chianti Classico Querciabella ... opens to reveal a super-elegant expression of fresh berries, flowers and tobacco. The plumpness of the fruit makes the wine very appealing today, but there is sufficient tannic clout to suggest at least medium-term aging potential. In recent years Quericabellas Chianti Classico has established a new benchmark for finessed Chianti made in a contemporary style that nevertheless remains faithful to Sangiovese and the unique qualities of these sites. Anticipated maturity: 2009-2021."
3 Stars "...[S]peaks with a clear Chianti Classico voice...Lively and spicy, with lingering flavors of cherries and violets."
Recommended "You can generally expect to pay from $15 to $30 for a very good to excellent Chianti Classico or Chianti Rufina. Keep an eye out for the...elegant 2005 Querciabella Chianti Classico."
91 Points "What a joy it is to taste the 2005 Chianti Classico Querciabella. A model of elegance, it presents a beautiful, lively color along with generous amounts of fruit on a supple frame, with superb length, fine tannins and stunning overall balance. ...It is a superb effort in this difficult vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2007-2017."
91 Points "The 2004 Chianti Classico Querciabella is a beautifully layered, expressive wine bursting with sweet dark fruit intermingled with subtle licorice, earth and toasted oak notes. Medium in body, it offers outstanding overall balance, an inviting, open personality and sweet, silky tannins to round of the finish, setting a new benchmark for elegance in Chianti Classico. Anticipated maturity: 2007-2017."
Color: Deep ruby red; Aroma: Red cherry, woodsy herbs, tobacco; Taste: Juicy black cherry, French oak spice.
5 Stars "A Chianti that packs a punch, full-bodied yet juicy, with excellent fruit and robust tannins to give it grip and complexity."
Wine of the Week "Aged in a combination of new and older French barriques, Querciabella's Chianti Classico is every bit the aristocrat. It has both power and grace, a heady scent of cherries and herbs from the Tuscan hillsides along with soft ripe tannins and a bright acidity that makes it sing with food. Pour it for pasta e fagioli, for pastas with meat ragù, for roast pork loin or chops grilled with rosemary."
92 Points "Plenty of rich plums, iodine and some lighter elements of herbs, red cherries, spices and tobacco. Full body, firm tannins and a chewy yet fresh finish. Delicious. Blend of sangiovese, merlot and cabernet. Drink now. Made from organic grapes."
88 Points BEST BUY Sangiovese's bright cherry flavors meld with darker fruit and herbaceous tones from 25 percent each of cabernet sauvignon and merlot. It shows good freshness for the warm vintage, maintaining a juicy texture within the tight structure, and offers a good introduction to the Super Tuscan style.
89 Points "Though lean and taut, this red stretches cherry, strawberry, earth and spice flavors from beginning to end. A bit jangly on the finish for now, but needs a year or so to settle down. Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Best from 2015 through 2022."
89 Points "The 2011 Mongrana is an unusually floral, delicate wine from Querciabella's estate vineyards in Maremma, where the wines are usually much more powerful. Dark red cherries, spices, licorice, tobacco and menthol are woven together nicely. This attractive, mid-weight red was aged in cement and neutral oak and is best suited for drinking over the next few years. Best of all, it is a terrific value."
90 Points #80 of WS Top 100 "A ripe red, boasting cherry, cedar and herb flavors matched to a medium-bodied frame. The acidity and tannins are in the correct proportions, offering a lingering finish. Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Best from 2015 through 2024."
90 Points Editors' Choice "This is a terrific super Tuscan blend (of 50% Sangiovese with equal parts Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon) that drinks beautifully. Bright red fruit and cherry give the wine a lively, cheerful personality and the wines structure is perfectly balanced and smooth. Its a one-size-fits-all wine for our favorite Italian foods."
90 Points "It shows admirable concentration and depth of flavor, but also a lot of finesse, as the fruit is fully ripe but still very fresh and pure. Red and black fruit notes are very nicely intertwined with the wines acidity and tannin, and oak notes are virtually undetectable, emphasizing the sense of purity that is the wines most prominent characteristic."
Wine of the Week "This is Querciabella's first release from its Maremma estate, and a fine effort it is...a beautiful expression of the carefully tended fruit. Enjoy the spicy black cherry, cassis fruit bolstered with trademark Tuscan sangiovese acidity and dusty tannins with a meaty lasagna."
Recommended "Half Sangiovese, with the rest comprising Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, produced by one of the best names in Chianti Classico from its new property in the Maremma near the southern Tuscan coast. A bit rustic at first, with some lingering barnyard hints, but a bit of time - better yet, a brief decanting while you peek under the Christmas tree - smooths it out. Dusty, ribboned cherry, gripping berry and plum, plus licorice and balsam highlights, emerge from the earthy base. Drying tannins give it gusto."
96 Points "Beautifully ripe mulberries take center stage as well as freshly picked brambleberries, plums and so much orange rind. Bursting with blue fruit and acidity, the palate is full and well structured, culminating in a long, juicy finish. Merlot magic. Easily the best ever. Drink now and delight in this. Made from organic grapes."
93 Points YEAR'S BEST "Made from merlot and aged in French barriques, about 30 percent new, the 2010 Palafreno unfolds in layers, with cool fruit splashing across the palate followed by fresh tobacco leaf, candied orange and baking spices. It turns more savory on the finish, with notes of soy and black tea, the wine plush and saturated yet elegant in structure."
97 Points "Tightly wound and linear in profile, this red is also rich and focuses its cherry, leather, menthol and mineral flavors with precision and intensity. The dusty tannins flex their muscles on the finish, which is long and fresh, echoing fruit, spice and mineral. Merlot. Best from 2016 through 2035."
94 Points "The 2010 Palafreno is wonderfully polished and vibrant. Firm yet well-integrated tannins provide the backbone for a Merlot endowed with considerable energy. Savory herbs, tobacco and wild flowers all add complexity. The 2010 is first and foremost a wine of Greve. Varietal character is much harder to identify, as the Merlot has now become pretty much domesticated in these pristine, hillside vineyards. Still, there is an attractive, perfumed juiciness to the finish that is a giveaway. Sadly, there will be very little of the 2010 to go around, as most of the harvest was enjoyed by local boars with exceptionally fine taste."
93 Points "A concentrated red, with chocolate, berry and currant character. Full and chewy. Layered and rich. Made from organic grapes."
94 Points Enticing aromas and flavors of cherry, leather, licorice and mineral are the hallmarks of this polished, intense red. Beautifully balanced, but requires a little more time for the dense tannins to soften. Shows terrific length and a complex aftertaste. Cabernet Franc, Syrah and Merlot.
91 Points "Driven by a lively structure, this rich red exhibits cherry and plum flavors that show a touch of leather, tobacco and dried herbs. This stays persistent and long, tightening up on the dense finish. Drink now through 2018."
89 Points "A distinctly dark, masculine wine, the 2010 Turpino stands out for its breadth, intensity and sheer power. Melted road tar, licorice, incense and smoke add considerable gravitas as the wine opens up in the glass. The 2010 is undoubtedly excellent."
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Role of the Learner in ePortfolios
March 18, 2011
Co-Sponsors: Rhode Island
College and Johnson & Wales University
Location: JWU Culinary Arts
Museum, Harborside Campus, Providence, RI
Conference Chair: Associate
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Keynote speaker: Rhode Island College President Nancy Carriuolo
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At the first Northeast
Conference at Stonehill College in May 2010, people were surprised by how inspiring
the various campus stories were and how engaging our resulting
conversations were. By the end of the conference reception, people
wanted to continue their conversations. The conversations did indeed
continue as many of the same people joined AAEEBL's Boston conference 2
months later, some institutions sending teams of 5 to work together on
eportfolio innovation.
This year's Northeast Conference will feature an inspiring plenary talk by
Rhode Island College President Nancy Carriuolo and more inspiring sessions
given how much is happening in the northeast around electronic portfolios.
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Session 1
Finding Time on the Clock while
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Kate Culkin and
Giulia Guarnieri
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Laura Gambino and
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11:30 – 1:00
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Mapping Institutional Requirements
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David Marble, AAEEBL
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Nancy Wozniak
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Voices of Experience: Issues to
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Susan Gracia, Karen Castagno,
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Rhode Island College
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Implementation to Sustainability
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Carol Gladstone, William Walters,
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Thanks, I'm just getting started,,, so be gentle with me. My very first time. :)
Looks pretty awesome. I can't wait to try it out!
I'm also having problems with Firefox and the Themes Live Preview. I've got Firefox v.11 on a Windows XP professional, O.S. I've just downgraded from Firefox 12 as it was causing havoc on my computer, and I didn't have any problems with FF11 before. I'm not terribly happy about trying a different browser than Firefox for various reasons and anyway, shouldn't this be made to work with all the new and just previous ones? Firefox upgrade their versions every couple of months now.
The specific problem I'm having is that when I click on Live Preview, it shows me the view of the theme I've chosen for a split second and then vanishes and then there's a blank screen in the right pane with the little smiley face in the top right corner (I believe it's your stats smiley?) A few days ago I was able to get the preview to show by clicking my back browser button but now even that's not available.
The other thing is a suggestion, though I don't know how feasible it is: would it be possible to be able to preview the themes with the different sidebar options?
Sorry, correction: smiley face in top left corner. Bit dyslexic here!
@absurdoldbird, I tested Firefox 11 on Windows and I was unable to reproduce the problem. Could you please let me know the URL of the blog where you see this problem happening?
@designsimply I tried your suggestion from May 21 ("Try an alternate computer if you have one in the same location. If another computer works, then the issue is computer settings on the first one."). The Live Preview works fine on my PC that is in the same location, so I'll check the settings on my Mac. Thanks for your help with this.
@darsba, thanks for the update! Aha, so it's got to be a local setting on the Mac. May I ask what version of Firefox you are running on your Mac? Also, is there any chance you would be able to test the 'Live Preview' option on an alternate browser besides Firefox on the Mac? That would rule out browser settings as the culprit.
I have the same issue as mentioned by @absurdoldbird, however, it is not a big deal as you can click on Cancel or the browser's back button, and the live preview of the theme shows up.
Same problem...blank page when trying to preview. Even when I hit the purchase and save button it was blank. I do have a custom domain. I'm also on an older mac OS 10.4.11. Tried it in Fire Fox as well as Safari. Neither work for me. I'd love to give you my money for my custom theme but I'm afraid I can't!
Correction! It is now working for me in Safari, nothing in Firefox. Must be a browser issue.
I am stuck with a bundle pkg for $99; a supposedly customizable blog (twenty eleven). I want a one column with side bar, customizable header (i was able to upload a partial image), I was able to change the font for the header. I cannot figure out anything from there. How to create header "menu" tabs that have sub-menus... when it says there is only one menu. Don't know CSS, html, and this is not an instant deal. Support??? I've spent far too many hours, and don't know what Im getting for $99/yr?
I'm having an issue with the Live Preview - I can only view the static home page of my site. When I try to see how the other pages, such as the blog post page, appear with the new theme preview, nothing happens. No other page will load.
Is anyone else having this problem?
@apocalypsegrrl, I tested and it worked in my test. May I ask what browser and browser version you're using?
Thanks for the quick reply! I'm on Firefox 12.0.
Need help please!! I would like to put a picture slide show, size more or less 3 by 6 (rectangular) on my front page to slide horizontal is that possible on the free site?
thank you so much!!
@apocalypsegrrl, apologies for the late reply. The issue you reported was fixed a while back. Thank you for reporting it!
@computadorsemstress, here is the info we have on slideshows: http://en.support.wordpress.com/slideshows/ If you need additional help, please start a new thread.
I have been using the Contempt theme since I started my web page 2 years ago. It has always been a one column theme with not side bar. All of a sudden I have a right side bar and it is covering part of the information on the home page. It has thrown alignment out on other pages. I do not want it. Can I get rid of it and go back to the old format?
@ccongdn2010—the http://connectcaregivers.com/ blog's Custom Design upgrade was not renewed, and that's why the customizations you're referring to aren't working any more.
You can re-enable the past design changes by re-purchasing the Custom Design upgrade at https://connectcaregivers.wordpress.com/wp-admin/paid-upgrades.php?product=45&view=purchase
Thank you. I purchased the upgrade. My website was designed by Home Controls who we purchased it from. We now have admin control. I noticed that the link to our domain name is expiring 7/6 but in the store I do not see any way to renew it. The link was not purchased by us originally and thus will not be automatically renewed.
Also, now that I have purchased the upgrade will the sit automatically go back to the way it was?
Whats going on with WP right now? I can't reblog, are you guys working in the middle of the evening on WP and stopping us from posting/reblogging?
It works fine on FF but not working on IE.
@mebelmebel- Works fine on IE9.
Note: We recommend that you use either Firefox or Chrome for optimal performance with WordPress.com.
Is it me, or is it a paid addition?
Not that I'm averse to paying or anything!
I wish at least font within themes was something I could change.
I've just found a smashing theme, Triton light, but I think the designer was colour blind!
Smaaaaall grey font isn't easy to read! And I write Poetry!
@kolembo-using the Live Preview is completely free. You can find it in your Dashboard>Appearance>Themes. Under every available theme there is a link to "Live Preview". If you concentrate on words on your site, then you might want to look for the ones that have a minimalist design and good typography. http://theme.wordpress.com/themes/
The easiest way to change fonts is the annually renewed Custom Design upgrade. http://en.support.wordpress.com/custom-design/custom-fonts/
Also, please don't drop your site link in every thread you reply to. If we want to view your site, we can click on your username link. :) Thanks!
I am having layout issues with the upgrade rather than technical ones.
I am putting together something using the Chunk theme, until the upgrade it was quite a simple style where I would have an image tiled down the left hand side vertically of the page and a solid background colour for the rest which complemented the tiled image and allowed the content sat on top to be viewable.
But after fiddling with the upgrade, the whole format of Chunk has changed. Content is now laid on a central, solid layer rather than the previous transparent layer. This central, solid layer is white and cannot be changed. The whole look of the theme is lost.
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7,500 Trendy Couples Choose To Wed On 12/12/12
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CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa., Dec. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Wednesday marks one of the most highly anticipated wedding dates this year, 12/12/12. With this, David's Bridal is releasing additional information from their sixth annual survey, "What's on Brides' Minds." This year's survey reveals that an estimated 43% of brides have considered planning their wedding on iconic dates. In fact, David's Bridal estimates that approximately 7,500 brides will marry on 12/12/12—a 1446% increase over the prior year! Additionally, the date falls on a Wednesday and reflects a growing weekday wedding trend as couples seek budget-friendly options and greater venue flexibility.
"Iconic dates have become a trend in the United States, reaching new heights when over 65,000 couples tied the knot on 07/07/07," said Brian Beitler, Chief Marketing Officer for David's Bridal. "12/12/12 marks the last triple number sequence of the century, so it has its own special significance. The last consecutive series of the century will occur next year, 11/12/13, and though it falls on a Tuesday, many brides have already chosen that iconic day to wed."
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Wedding dates, including 10/11/12 and 12/12/12, can mean a lot of different things to a lot of different brides. Whether these dates are seen as lucky or symbolic, it seems the trend is here to stay.
- 43% of brides would consider planning their wedding on a special date, such as 10-11-12 or 12-12-12.
- David's Bridal estimates more than 7,500 brides will marry on 12/12/12 compared to 485 on 12/12/11 – a 1446% increase.
The David's Bridal Survey was conducted by Wakefield Research (www.wakefieldresearch.com) between November 17 and November 23, 2011. For this research, 500 interviews were fielded using an email invitation and an online survey among women ages 18 and older, who are engaged to be married or were married within the last two months.
Results of any sample are subject to sampling variation. The magnitude of the variation is measurable and is affected by the number of interviews and the level of the percentages expressing the results. For the interviews conducted in this particular study, the chances are 95 in 100 that a survey result does not vary, plus or minus, by more than 4.4 percentage points from the result that would be obtained if interviews had been conducted with all persons in the universe represented by the sample.
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With more than 60 years of experience dressing women of all ages for life's special occasions, David's Bridal understands the importance of providing brides-to-be with a vast selection of exquisitely crafted bridal gowns and bridal party dresses. Known for outstanding value, fashionable designs and the ease of one-stop shopping, nearly 60% of all brides in the US choose to shop at one of more than 300 David's Bridal stores located across the US, Canada and Puerto Rico. Working with a knowledgeable bridal consultant, a customer can enjoy trying on a wide selection of gowns and dresses in her size with the added convenience that most styles are available to take home the same day. To learn more about David's Bridal, visit www.davidsbridal.com.
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Ottawa Services for Naomi Jo Martin Hines Moore, 78, rural Ottawa, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First United Methodist Church in Ottawa. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Floral Hills Cemetery in Raytown, Mo.
Mrs. Moore died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2005, at her home.
She was born Nov. 7, 1926, in Rogers, Ark., the daughter of Arvil and Gladys McGraarh Martin Sr. She moved to Tiger, Mo., and attended Worland (Mo.) Grade School. She graduated from Hume (Mo.) High School in 1944 and then moved to the Kansas City, Mo., area.
Mrs. Moore was a mail-order plant supervisor for Sears in Kansas City, Mo., for 35 years until she retired in 1987. She moved to rural Ottawa in 1978, to Gardner in 1987 and back to the Ottawa farm in 2001.
She was a member of First United Methodist Church in Ottawa, and a former member of Spring Valley Baptist Church in Raytown, Mo. She also was a member of T.O.P.S., Sears Retirees and Briles School House Birthday Club.
She married Emmett E. Hines on Sept. 28, 1946. He died March 15, 1975. She married Thomas H. Moore on Nov. 6, 1976. He died July 20, 2001.
Survivors include three daughters, Linda Lutz, Lee's Summit, Mo., Donna Rayson and Tracy DePriest, both of Ottawa; a brother, Arvil J. Martin Jr.; seven grandchildren; and her close friend, Alvan Chamberlain.
The family will receive friends from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. today at the church in Ottawa.
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Police in Seattle are investigating the death of a pedestrian hit by a King County Metro bus Monday morning.
Officers blocked off the area surrounding the fatal collision, in the 1100 block of East Pine Street near Cal Anderson Park in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
KIRO Radio's Chris Sullivan reported from the scene that it appeared the pedestrian was run over and dragged by the bus. Arriving officers found the man's body in the street behind the bus.
The victim appears to be an adult male, according to police.
The man was crossing East Pine Street in the middle of the block, not at the crosswalk.
Bus routes 10 and 11 in both directions were rerouted past the scene of the accident.
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"The 100 losses are not his fault the least bit," said Epstein, Cubs president of baseball operations. "He's done a really good job of maintaining as much of a winning culture as he possibly can during a season like this."
Sveum said he'll take time this offseason to evaluate the job he's done. He asked the veteran players for feedback as well.
"The bottom line is it's the players game, and you send them out there to play," Sveum said. "It's their job to perform and it's my job to manage the game and it's my job to manage the clubhouse and make sure it's an atmosphere that these guys enjoy coming to every day, no matter the good times or the bad times. That's my job. Wins and losses are what they are, but the bottom line is putting these guys in situations where they can succeed and they have to do the job."
Epstein said all relevant discussions regarding the coaches and staff will be done following Wednesday's season finale.
"We're not satisfied with the way the year has gone," Epstein said. "There are some positive developments in certain areas, but no, we're not happy with certain areas."
Sveum has won over the players.
"I have nothing but praise for him, especially the way he handled me when I came up and put me directly in the three-hole and stuck with me," Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo said. "The confidence he puts in us, and all the players -- we all love playing for him. It's so easy to talk to him.
"He's a player and he played the game hard," Rizzo said. "He knows in a big situation, if we're swinging at a ball in the dirt, you're not going to see him show anyone up because he knows how hard this game is, and that's awesome."


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I found this on one of our window frames and within about 8 hours is changed colour to brown and was leaking what looked like blood, when my hubby removed it it was dark brown inside and smelt musky or like the brown varnish/treatment for outside fences - the window frame it was on looked like it had been painted brown previously.
It changed so quickly and seem to be living, but there was nothing but gluppy brown stuff inside - I have to say it has spooked me a bit!
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(Vatican Radio) Pope Francis celebrated Mass on Sunday evening in the Papal Basilica of St Paul Outside the Walls. The Archpriest of the Basilica, Cardinal James Harvey, greeted the Holy Father before Mass, saying, "All those who make up the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls rejoice in welcoming the new Bishop of Rome in this solemn moment," and noting that, "[i]t is on the faith of the two apostles and martyrs Peter and Paul, called 'the pillars of the Church,' that the Church of Rome traces its origins." Listen:
Proclamation, witness, and worship were the three key ideas on which Pope Francis focused in his homily, with especial emphasis on those who suffer for their witness to the Faith. "There are the saints of every day," said Pope Francis, "the 'hidden' saints, a sort of 'middle class of holiness' to which we can all belong."
In many parts of the world, however, "[T]here are also those who suffer, like Peter and the Apostles, on account of the Gospel; there are those who give their lives in order to remain faithful to Christ by means of a witness marked by the shedding of their blood." Pope Francis called on all the faithful to remember that one cannot proclaim the Gospel of Jesus without the tangible witness of one's life. He said, "Those who listen to us and observe us must be able to see in our actions what they hear from our lips, and so give glory to God!" He went on to say, "Inconsistency on the part of pastors and the faithful between what they say and what they do, between word and manner of life, is undermining the Church's credibility."
Pope Francis then turned to the theme of worship. "What does it mean, then, to worship God?" he asked, answering, "[w]orshipping the Lord means giving him the place that he must have; worshipping the Lord means stating, believing – not only by our words – that he alone truly guides our lives; worshipping the Lord means that we are convinced before him that he is the only God, the God of our lives, the God of our history."
"Dear brothers and sisters," concluded Pope Francis, "each day the Lord calls us to follow him with courage and fidelity; he has made us the great gift of choosing us as his disciples; he sends us to proclaim him with joy as the Risen one, but he asks us to do so by word and by the witness of our lives, in daily life. The Lord is the only God of our lives, and he invites us to strip ourselves of our many idols and to worship him alone. May the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Paul help us on this journey and intercede for us."


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Whether she is traveling the country with the Livestock Judging team or representing the College of Agriculture in another agribusiness competition, senior Haley Hunt cherishes the opportunities that CSU, Chico has provided. "I initially came to Chico State with the intent to participate on the Livestock Judging Team, but in my two years here, the student, faculty, and administrative community with in the College of Agriculture has become much more like a family than an academic body," said Hunt. The Redmond, Oregon native and senior Agricultural Business major transferred from Linn-Benton Community College after receiving her associate's degree in general agriculture in spring 2008.
"My experience in agriculture began at the age of 10, when my Dad and I purchased two lambs for my first 4-H project. In the years since, I have been a member of a variety of 4-H clubs, as well as a proud member of the Redmond FFA chapter, in which I showed competitive market and breeding sheep, and participated in livestock judging, floral design, and a variety of public speaking competitions," said Hunt. The 22 year old was a participant in the 2009 Agribusiness Quiz Bowl, a presenter at the 2009 and 2010 WCFMC Food Marketing competitions, and currently is an active member of the Livestock Judging Team and the chancellor for Alpha Zeta, a professional agricultural honors fraternity. In addition to all of these activities, Hunt has helped organize Ag Day, Swine Day, the Livestock Judging Contests at FFA Field Day, and the CSU, Chico Circle of Champions Jackpot Show. As if that isn't enough, "Outside of my life as a student, I mentor kids in my former livestock 4-H club, and assist them with their livestock projects," said Hunt.
Among her list of accomplishments Hunt has also received several awards while attending Chico State, including being named to the dean's list for 2008 and 2009, winning first place with her team for two years running in the domestic division at the Western Collegiate Food Marketing Competition, and earning numerous honors in Livestock Judging.
Hunt's involvement doesn't stop outside of the classroom or her extracurricular activities. "My agriculturally related work experience took place in summer 2009, when I worked for the Farm Service Agency in their Glenn County Office, located in Willows, Calif. I also served as the clerical intern for the Agricultural Sciences program while at Linn-Benton. When I transferred to California State University, Chico, I took a student assistant position in the Office of Evaluations at Chico State," said Hunt. After graduation in May, Hunt will be working for Northwest Farm Credit Services in their Redmond, Oregon office as a community lending credit trainee. "I have loved my time here at Chico State, and I am excited to see what the future holds for me," said Hunt.
"The small and intimate nature of the College of Agriculture at Chico State has allowed me to grow as a student and an individual. I really enjoy walking into Plumas Hall and feeling as though I can walk into any professor or faculty members' office and know I'm not just another face in the crowd," said Hunt. She attributes much of her success to the faculty and staff at Chico, including Dr. Dave Daley, Clay Carlson, Dr. Song, Dr. Mollie Aschenbrener, and Susie Funk. "I have been lucky to have an extensive support network during my four years of school and have learned the dedication and perseverance that comes with success. The crucial skills that I learned will transcend beyond the classroom, and looking at pens of livestock. My experiences at Chico State will positively impact my professional and personal character for years to come," said Hunt.


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The only show where you get paid to judge people. Hosted by Deon Cole with Tiffany Haddish.
UPDATE: Don't believe everything you read! According to a rep for Tiny, the Facebook post from T.I. confirming the arrival of their baby was a fake. The new mom has released an official statement about the birth of their third child together:
"Yesterday, March 26th, at 2:58PM we welcomed a beautiful baby girl that weighed in at 5lb. In true Harris fashion, our baby girl made us all HUSTLE, making a surprise early entrance. While we expected her to arrive around April 20th, our PERFECT baby girl decided March 26th was the right time for her DEBUT," Tiny writes. "My husband, Tip Harris, went from the stage right to the plane from his show in Las Vegas and luckily, made it to Atlanta with time to spare. Our whole clan was together to see our beautiful healthy baby girl make her way into the world. Just the way I like it!! We are looking forward to more exciting times with our #Lucky7."
There you have it. Once again, congrats to the whole Harris family!
T.I. and Tiny had a very happy Easter weekend — the couple welcomed a baby girl into the world! Tip confirmed the news on Facebook after it was leaked on Instagram by a relative of Tiny's, who announced she was on her way to the hospital to visit the new baby.
"What really pisses me off is that I'm in SouthCarolina & my wife just had our baby in Georgia which is really not something anybody could help & the fact that everybody gets to announce that 'T.I. & Tiny welcomed their baby into he world' EXCEPT T.I & Tiny," he wrote in a post on Saturday. "Couldn't even wait until we properly announced it but #Lucky7 is here!"
As for the #Lucky7 hashtag, it indicates the adorable nickname, "Lucky," that Tip and Tiny gave their baby girl while they decide on what they'll put on her birth certificate. The "7" part is because Lucky is the seventh child to join the Harris brood: the couple have two children together — Clifford "King" Joseph Harris III and Major Philant Harris — and have four other children from previous relationships.
Congratulations to the happy family!
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