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Erik Tee Talks With Louisiana Music Vet C- Loc About Family, Music And Inspiration [NSFW, VIDEO]
Rapper C-Loc stopped by The Afternoon Jumpoff With The Big Homie Erik Tee.
Rapper C-Loc stopped by The Afternoon Jumpoff With The Big Homie Erik Tee.
Racked Up Ready, formerly known as Young Ready has been running the game for years now and is taking his music to an entirely new level. Although he is the Ceo of his own label BOW Entertainment, he has linked up with Dead Game records the label behind the success of Kevin Gates and more to take the next big step. Check out his newest video slash mini movie for "Get Yo Mind Right"
Being on the radio and in the clubs I get the opportunity to play some of the hottest music out there from majors to local artist and on yesterday I had the chance to talk to another hot up and coming artist who some of you may already know, he goes by the name of Young Ready and I had the chance to talk with him on yesterday about who he is, his music and what's coming up.


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The aimbot doesn't work...
When i right-click, it's aiming for the sky or something...
I play on a windows 7 computer
does this hack also work with alteriw
alteriwnet version should be in the private servers section
Archangel (06-12-2010)
What does the trigger bot do ? I dont understand.
It will shoot automatically for you
cenet1 (06-12-2010)
do i need a vac disabler for this one? asking for friend
why is there no good win xp hack? i cant use the win7 ones
U dont need a vac disabler.
Cuz you need AERO theme with this
Get windows 7 then
what do u mean with safe do i never going to get a ban or something??
You are 99.99% safe
The 0.01% is human error
May I ask what human error is?
It probely has been posted in this thread but...I cba to look ...
I dunno really but you are never 100% safe
Human error is where YOU do something wrong/stupid to make it detectable e.g using vac chaos or some kind of disabler with this.
No. It means using something that would make this more detectable.
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New NSA chief speaks out – Meehan talks cybersnooping with Chinese – Senate Intel confirms info sharing bill in works
With help from Dave Perera and Shaun Waterman
MEET THE NEW NSA – The new chief of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command yesterday appealed to industry executives to help U.S. cyberwarriors automate their defenses. Adm. Michael Rogers made his first public remarks since taking the helm of the agency embroiled in controversy after the Edward Snowden leaks last year, addressing a conference of the Women in Aerospace group.
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"At the speed and the size and the complexity of [cyberattack], if the fundamental premise of our defensive structure is we need a man in the loop, that makes agility, that makes responsiveness really hard," he said. "Help us automate," he told industry executives. Pro Cyber editor Shaun Waterman with the story, including more of Rogers's comments on how the agency lost Americans' trust: http://politi.co/1rGUNYS
SCOOPLET: MEEHAN SAYS CHINESE SHOULD BE MADE TO PAY FOR CYBERSNOOPING – Fresh off a congressional delegation to Asia that wrapped up at the weekend, Rep. Patrick Meehan talked with MC about how cybersecurity came up on the trip. In meetings with officials and leaders in Japan, Korea and China, the Homeland Security Subcommittee on Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection and Security Technologies chairman said, cybersecurity was a top-of-mind concern.
Meehan raised the issue of state-sponsored cyberespionage directly with Chinese officials, he said -- but their response was disappointing. "They didn't deny it, they just shifted the discussions," Meehan said. "The disappointment was the recognition that the Chinese, in my opinion, have no intention of reining in the aggressive activity that they're engaging in in cyberspace unless and until they pay a price for it in some contexts. My guess is that will be in some fashion when that price is an economic one." Meehan also said North Korea's cyber capabilities and unpredictability are a major concern for the entire region.
HAPPY THURSDAY and welcome to Day 2 of Morning Cybersecurity, where I gave in like the rest of the Internet and watched the video of "tiny hamsters eating tiny burritos" ( http://bit.ly/1iykz21). I couldn't pay attention to how cute it was, though, over the sound of my tummy grumbling. Send burrito recommendations along with your cybersecurity tips, thoughts, comments and (yes) critiques to email@example.com and follow @ talkopan, @ MorningCybersec and @ POLITICOPro.
WHAT'S BUZZING: SENATE INTEL INFO SHARING – The Senate Intelligence Committee is in the final stages of drafting legislation what would immunize companies from lawsuits if they share information about cyber threats, the committee's leaders announced yesterday. The joint announcement from Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein and Ranking Member Saxby Chambliss confirmed a report from the Post's Ellen Nakashima on Monday ( http://wapo.st/1nY2ZDZ) that the committee had a bill in the works. The statement ( http://1.usa.gov/1iJEpGD) said the senators were seeking industry and advocacy group comments on a draft before releasing legislation.
Feinstein introduced a similar bill in the last Congress but it went nowhere in the full Senate. The House passed information sharing legislation last year, but it has faced a similar fate in the upper chamber. Staffers were unable to offer a timeline for when this bill might be introduced.
The draft bill, acquired by POLITICO: http://politico.pro/R4n5Bl
-- Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Tom Carper's office said cybersecurity legislation remains a top priority and he is reviewing the Intel draft. He is "encouraged to see bipartisan work on cybersecurity and ... is hopeful that he and his congressional colleagues can continue to work together to produce additional cyber legislation," a committee aide said, noting that Carper continues to work with Ranking Member Tom Coburn on their own bipartisan cyber legislation. Coburn's office had no comment.
-- On the House side, where info-sharing bill CISPA passed last year, Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers and Ranking Member Dutch Ruppersberger released a statement to "applaud" their Senate counterparts. "We urge their Senate colleagues to work with them to get this bill passed through the Senate," they wrote.
-- Business groups cheered the news. The Chamber of Commerce said it was "very encouraged" by the news. "It's a positive step in the in the cyber information-sharing discussion," said Ann Beauchesne, the Chamber's vice president for national security & emergency preparedness. Christopher Wolf, co-chairman of the Future of Privacy Forum, also called it a "positive step."
The National Retail Federation said the bill seemed to address what they have long been calling for. "In general this is good news," Senior VP and general counsel Mallory Duncan told MC. "In the past, the Senate has tried to bite off more than it can chew. And this looks like an effort to do something that could be meaningful that can get done." Duncan said the NRF hoped legislation would support and expand the recent administration guidance allowing companies to share cyber information. "We hope they will move that process forward rather than try to do two or three agendas in the bill and accomplish nothing," Duncan said.
-- Not everyone is celebrating. The Electronic Frontier Foundation said the bill from the Senate and House aim to fill a need that isn't there. "The new bill by the Senate Intelligence leaders to facilitate information sharing about cyberthreats is trying to restart a debate that the intelligence committees -- in both the House and the Senate -- have lost," EFF Legislative Analyst Mark Jaycox said in a statement to MC. "Current practice by DHS is more protective of privacy than proposals we've seen in Congress from the Intelligence communities."
FIRST LOOK: CTIA ON THE INTERNET OF THINGS – The wireless industry association takes a look at the growing concern about the security of the Internet of Things in a new whitepaper, shared first with MC's readers this morning. Noting the growing cybersecurity threats raised by the expansion of Mobile to Mobile (M2M) technology, the paper praises the mobile industry for its leadership and warns against regulation that could "stifle" market-based solutions. Read it first: http://bit.ly/1rGyeUm
TECH LOBBYISTS DING FEDERAL CYBER ACQUISITION PLAN – The GSA and DoD shouldn't orient their efforts to incorporate cybersecurity requirements into federal acquisition regulations around categories of products and services, the Information Technology Industry Council's public sector groups said in a blog post yesterday. The group said it argued in comments submitted to the agencies this week that doing so belies the complexity of products, which can be configured and used in multiple ways. Cybersecurity is a matter of risk management, the group says it told the federal government. ITI's blog post: http://bit.ly/1fuivrn. The GSA/DoD docx: http://1.usa.gov/1n0nqCL
FOLLOW-UP: AS PREDICTED, NDAA CYBER-MARKUP QUIET – The House Armed Services Subcommittee on Intelligence, Emerging Threats and Capabilities advanced sections of the National Defense Authorization Act that dealing with cybersecurity to the full committee yesterday on a unanimous voice vote. A pro forma markup lasted less than 15 minutes and the draft bill passed with all "ayes" and no amendments or questions. The language moves on to the full committee next week, where it is expected to draw little controversy alongside other, much higher profile subcommittee battles. ICYMI, the draft: http://1.usa.gov/1lu9fDC
But not all subcommittees are the model of consensus ... Austin Wright on fireworks during another HASC subcommittee hearing: "On Wednesday, two House Democrats blasted a tradition in which any provisions expected to face resistance are sidestepped by the subcommittees and handled during the full-committee markup or on the House floor. The protest came as the House Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee met to approve its proposed legislative text. And it added some fireworks to a markup that was expected to be dry and quick and full of bipartisan praise." The story: http://politico.pro/1iETyEd
DIA CHIEF OUT – Pro Defense's Phil Ewing reports: "The leaders of the Defense Intelligence Agency are stepping down, the Pentagon said [yesterday], amid news reports of an internal battle over the future of the agency but which the Defense Department said was a planned transition. DIA Director Lt. Gen. Mike Flynn and Deputy Director David Shedd notified DIA workers about their plans ... in a memo." More from Phil: http://politico.pro/1rGViSL. And the initial scoop from the WaPo ( http://wapo.st/1mef4U6) and WSJ ( http://on.wsj.com/1fuk88D)
WHEELER CALLS OUT CABLE COS ON CYBER – While all eyes are on FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler over new net neutrality proposals from the communications regulatory agency, Wheeler called for cable companies to step up on cybersecurity in a Wednesday speech. Reuters: "The top U.S. communications regulator on [Wednesday] urged cable companies to help draft and implement new cybersecurity standards as he seeks to improve the cyber defenses of the industries he oversees. 'The more we learn about the challenges of cybersecurity and the costs of failure, the more apparent the importance of addressing this challenge with best efforts, including yours,' [Wheeler] said at the cable industry trade show in Los Angeles." More: http://bit.ly/1o5o5QI. And Wheeler's full remarks: http://politico.pro/1pQSs25
Secretary of State John Kerry pens a blog post calling for the fall of the "Internet Iron Curtain" in Russia. State: http://1.usa.gov/1o4sJON
How the NSA is training the next generation of cyberwarriors. NPR: http://n.pr/1hSND2x
NSA information assurance chief tells ZDNet in a long sit-down interview that "like a lot of people" the agency missed HeartBleed: http://zd.net/1rRPh7U
London "warbiker" snags nearly 3,000 users with fake hotspot. WSJ: http://on.wsj.com/1pQTcnO
Brian Krebs says the healthcare companies recently hit by hackers were apparently "all using the same third-party payroll and HR services provider." Hackers filed fake tax returns for the patients whose data they stole. http://bit.ly/1mgu9ob
Preferred social media platforms differ by political party. New York Times: http://nyti.ms/1rPZFwI
Facebook adds anonymous login, new controls. AFP via SecurityWeek: http://bit.ly/1u5XOpA
Lighter click: "West Wing" alum Allison Janney joins cast of forthcoming "Spy" as CIA agent. Deadline.com: http://bit.ly/1iLoveU
8 a.m. – The Bethesda Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association holds its annual Law Enforcement Information Technology Day. 5701 Marinelli Road, Bethesda, Md. http://bit.ly/1eLNo8q
8:40 a.m. – White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Director John Holdren keynotes the American Association for the Advancement of Science Forum on Science and Technology Policy. Ronald Reagan Building. http://bit.ly/1rR4eXN
9:00 a.m. – The House Intelligence Committee holds a closed hearing on "Ongoing Intelligence Activities." HVC-304, Capitol.
Noon – The Hudson Institute's Center for the Economics of the Internet holds "The Internet and IP (intellectual property) Rights: Friends or Foes?" 1015 15th Street NW. http://bit.ly/1hV8SRv
1 p.m. – EFF, CDT, Sunlight Foundation and others hold a Reddit AMA on "The NSA and Encryption." http://bit.ly/1bRzwZw
2:30 p.m. – The Senate Intelligence holds a closed hearing on intelligence matters. 219 Hart.
4 p.m. – The Center for Strategic and International Studies hosts "Brazil's Internet Framework: The Politics of Defining a New Age of Global Internet Governance." 1616 Rhode Island Avenue NW.
That's all for this edition. Thanks for joining us for a second round.
Stay in touch with the whole team: Tal Kopan ( firstname.lastname@example.com , @ TalKopan ); Shaun Waterman ( email@example.com , @ WatermanReports ); Dave Perera ( firstname.lastname@example.com , @ daveperera )


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Miss noodles on a keto diet? There are healthier alternatives available. For some ideas, check out this collection of low carb spaghetti squash recipes.
Yesterday marked the official start of fall. This time of year not only brings fresh pumpkin. It's also the season for spaghetti squash. Unfortunately, we didn't get any in the garden this year as I would have liked. So, I'll be picking them up at local markets instead.
There are so many ways to cook up this tasty vegetable. And, if you don't use it right away in one of your favorite low carb spaghetti squash recipes, it keeps well for months. That's why this fall crop is also widely available in winter and spring, too! It's a natural for replacing high carb noodles in your favorite dishes.
If you aren't sure how to cook spaghetti squash, I found this great video over at Ditch The Carbs that shows the traditional baking method. You can also cook it in the crock pot or Instant Pot. I've added these alternative cooking methods in the links below. Using the pressure cooker is my personal favorite.
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Now that you know how to cook these vegetable noodles, you may be looking for dishes to use them in. Here's a list of 18 low carb spaghetti squash recipes to get you started!
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Cheesy Broccoli Noodle Casserole
Pumpkin Parmesan Noodles at Wholesome Yum
Garlic and Parsley Noodles at Low Carb Maven
Spaghetti Squash Alla Carbonara at Low Carb Maven
Twice Baked with Kale at Kalyn's Kitchen
Pizza Noodle Lasagna Bake at Beauty and the Foodie
Slow Cooker Crock Pot Spaghetti Squash
Breakfast Nests at KetoDiet App
Squash Fritters at Step Away from the Carbs
Spaghetti Squash Taco Nests at beautyandthefoodie.com
Chili Cheese Stuffed Spaghetti Squash
Spaghetti Squash Au Gratin at Peace Love and Low Carb
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Rodney Strong Vineyards
11455 Old Redwood Highway • Healdsburg, CA 95488
(707) 431-1533 • www.rodneystrong.com
Case production: 800,000 cases
Planted acres: 967
Varietals produced: Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, Syrah, Pinot Noir, Symmetry (a red Meritage blend) and Port
Employees: 143
At Rodney Strong Vineyards, it's all about a love of the land. Both proprietor Tom Klein and winemaker Rick Sayre were raised in farming families, and their connection to—and respect for—Mother Earth is readily apparent.
"I was born in Michigan. My father was the first to escape the family farm," says the soft-spoken Sayre. "I grew up in Southern California but finished high school here in Healdsburg, where my parents had bought a small prune ranch in 1966."
"My family's been farming since the early 1900s," adds the equally mild mannered Klein, "mainly in the Stockton area. This was our first foray into the wine industry."
Saying it's been a successful initial inroad would, at this point, be a monumental understatement. This year marks a trio of anniversaries at Rodney Strong, any single one of which would make most wineries boastful. "It's the 50th anniversary of Rodney Strong's founding of the winery, it's the 30th anniversary of Rick's arrival to the winery from Simi, and it's the 20th year since my family bought the winery," explains Klein.
According to Sayre, the Klein family restored a balance to Rodney Strong, one that had been missing since its founder and namesake took the winery public in 1982. "Rod, being a pioneer, had done almost the same things Robert Mondavi did—but on a smaller scale and 25 years earlier," Sayre explains. "Among them, he went public…and lost control almost as soon as he did.
"The first 10 years I was here, before Tom and his family stepped in, I worked for Sonoma Vineyards, Renfield, Shenley and Guinness of London. There were times when I didn't know if I was going to have a job. Tom's family has brought a lot of stability."
They've also raised the bar as far as quality. "They asked what I needed to make the wines better," recalls Sayre. "We talked about French oak barrels and upgrading the equipment for gentler fruit handling. Slowly but surely, those things happened. It was like a winemaker's dream come true: One day I came to work and they said, 'OK, we've made a decision. Here's $8 million. Get to work.'"
"I think, in the wine business, your quality has to improve as the industry matures if you want to continue to stand out in your chosen segment," says Klein. "And if you don't, there are so many wine labels to pick from, why would anyone choose you?
"As a family that owns a winery, we care what the wines taste like, because we want to be proud when we share it with friends for celebrations or give it to them for their children's weddings."
Their shared quest for improved grape quality has led Klein and Sayre on a decades-long process of evaluating and managing the Rodney Strong estate vineyards. "Rod [Strong] was very active in the 1970s buying and planting grapes," says Klein. "Unfortunately, today's viticultural knowledge didn't exist back then. We've learned so much since then about rootstocks, varietals, clonal options and site selection. Of the original 1,000 acres we had, we've sold off about 700 acres, mainly on the valley floor, and replaced them with 700 acres on the hillsides of Chalk Hill and in the Russian River and Alexander valleys. We've replanted all the remaining acreage either to new varietals or to the same varietals with more appropriate rootstocks or clonal options.
"So one of the biggest things that's 'new' at Rodney Strong is really the quality of the fruit coming off our own vineyard sites."
"To me, one of the things about being a great winemaker is consistency," says Sayre. "You can't have consistency unless you have vineyard ownership or a guaranteed source of grapes. Our vineyards provide a large percentage of the grapes we need. And being here from the ground up, I'm very familiar with these vineyards."
But the quest for better fruit has been a team effort, Klein is quick to add, crediting the winery's outside providers with stepping up their quality to keep pace with the estate changes. "Our goal was to get to half: 50 percent of production from our own vineyards," he says. "It's really a collaborative effort here. Everyone's in Sonoma County. We're all dedicated to staying in Sonoma County. We know the land, we know its history, we know this place. You just can't buy that kind of experience.
"We all have a passion to make better and better wine. That desire has to be embedded both in the winery ownership and in the vineyard ownership," Klein continues. "We've learned that it's most important, when we buy wine from the outside, that it comes from the right site. We work with growers, but site is the key."
Along with improved fruit, Klein continues, "Probably our most exciting project is what we call the 'winery within a winery' [or 'www'] program. In 2005, we hired David Ramey to consult with us on the www project. We have a small facility where we installed five-, seven- and 10-ton fermenters—much smaller than we use for our main winery—where we separate the small jewels that we find out in the vineyards.
"We call it 'prospecting,' because there's always a ridge or a row that takes a certain aspect of the sun and combines with all the different elements. It can be different every year, but we're starting to identify certain 'sweet spots.' From this, we're producing Chardonnay, a Meritage wine called Symmetry and three additional single vineyard Cabernet Sauvignons—one, called Rockaway, that was released in 2008, another that'll be released this year and the third in 2010.
"We've raised our own bar, and it's starting to affect how we make all our wines."
Stop by the tasting room to sample the results. While you're there, you can take a self-guided tour that tells the history of Rodney Strong (both the man and the winery), identifies and explains vineyards and varietals, and even teaches the basics of barrel toasting and its important effect on wine (Sayre has studied cooperage extensively). If you want to know more, guided tours that include this information as well as time in the vineyard and the winery facility are conducted twice a day. And if you're planning a visit in the coming months, the schedule for its popular summer concert series will be announced in May.
In addition to wines bottled under the Rodney Strong label, the Klein family has recently relaunched the Sonoma Vineyards label, with un-oaked Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc and "some very fruit-forward Syrah and Merlot." Last year, it purchased Davis Bynum, a Russian River Valley producer of "classic, Burgundian-style Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Davis was very happy to have another family buy his winery as one brand," recalls Klein. The umbrella company has been renamed Rodney Strong Wine Estates to reflect these additions.
"Rodney Strong is committed to making world class varietals that we feel show off Sonoma County," Sayre explains. "We're not chasing any new fads. Tom has built a success story, and we're taking that further.
"We just want to continue doing what we're doing—and make it better."
P.O. Box 2410, Napa, CA 94558
(707) 255-2321 • www.pahlmeyer.com
Case production: 10,000 (varies by season)
Planted acres: 72 (Napa County); 30 (Sonoma County); plus purchased grapes from 10 growers
Varietals grown: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Employees: 13
Before Pahlmeyer viticulturist Amy Warnock went on vacation to Tuscany several years ago, she promised herself she'd figure out what she wanted to do with her career. She knew she desired a job where she could be outdoors (she'd been working in an office and didn't like that), use her science background and incorporate sustainable practices, but that was about it.
"We were riding a bus to Florence, and I remember thinking about how every place I've most liked to live or travel is a wine region. And something clicked. Winegrowing incorporated the elements of what I was looking for in a career," she says. When she returned to the states, she immediately applied to UC Davis. "Someone asked me [at the time] what a viticulturist's salary was, and I realized I had no idea. It didn't matter. I just needed to wake up and want to go to work."
Today, Warnock's "office" consists of two vineyards: Waters Ranch, which is in Napa on a ridge that straddles Wooden Valley and Atlas Peak; and Wayfarer Farms, which is along the Sonoma Coast, west of Cazadero. Now that's more like it.
In Napa, 72 acres are planted with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot, Malbec and Chardonnay. There are also 56 acres directly to the west, which the winery donated to the Napa Land Trust to ensure they remain as open space.
In Sonoma, 30 acres are planted with mostly Pinot Noir (and some Chardonnay), at an elevation hovering around 1,100 feet. It benefits from cool fog in the evenings and warmer, sunny days. Owners Jayson and Paige Pahlmeyer began planting Waters Ranch in 1999 and Wayfarer Farms in 2002, when winemaker Erin Green chose 12 different clones of Pinot Noir. At Wayfarer, they set out to create a Cote d'Or style, planting vine rows closely, with 3 feet x 6 feet spacing.
Both vineyards are mountainous, without an entirely flat row in sight. This requires more labor-intensive efforts for caring for and harvesting grapes, but the resulting fruit is concentrated and elegant.
When owner Jayson Pahlmeyer decided he was really serious about wine, he spent a great deal of time in France learning as much as he could. His heart settled around classic Bordeaux wines, and his dream became to produce a wine like Chateau Mouton-Rothschild. He purchased his first vineyard property (in Coombsville) with friend John Caldwell, where they imported and planted Bordeaux varietal clones in 1980. Chardonnay was added to the repertoire in 1989. Pahlmeyer purchased the Waters Ranch property in 1995, and its first grapes were harvested in 2001. The Wayfarer Farm was purchased in 1998, and its first harvest was in 2005.
When I visited Napa's Waters Ranch vineyard in January of this year, the vines were being prepruned, meaning they were being partially cut back (about half way) before the final pruning in February (when the sap is flowing). According to Warnock, this is better for fungus control, and it's easier to make decisions for final pruning once the canopy is cleared out.
Warnock pointed out the cover crops, saying she plants certain types in weak areas to help add nitrogen and invigorate the vines, while in more vigorous areas she plants cover crops that compete with any "matas locas" (crazy vines). Those are pruned a little differently as well. She says she uses aerial images to clearly see areas of vigor. The vineyard also features perches and owl boxes to control gophers.
Between the east and west-facing parts of the vineyard, there's a wildlife corridor where Warnock says there are deer and even a mama bear and her cub ("I've only seen their paw prints," she says). The east side of the vineyard has most of the Bordeaux varietals, while the west has mostly Merlot and Chardonnay, because the temperature there is a bit cooler. From the top of the mountain, one can see as far as the Golden Gate Bridge and Mt. Tamalpais (it's quite the stunning view), with southern Napa Valley and Carneros spread out in between.
"In the vineyard, we farm as sustainably as possible," she says, then talks about a recent trip to Chile, where she visited 11 wineries with five other viticulturists. "The vineyards I toured were all sustainable, organic or biodynamic," she explains. She returned inspired. "One of the biggest challenges in farming organically is weed control, so this year I'm doing a trial of organic weed control in two vineyard blocks. I'll track the amount of work and compare costs to see if it's feasible." She also emphasizes it's important to her to make things enjoyable for the vineyard crew, and to streamline operations to make them as efficient as possible without compromising quality.
By the time you're reading this, the vineyard will be into bud break, and mowing will be taking place to ensure the cover crops are doing their job properly. Then canopy work begins. How it's done depends on the varietal and the winemaker. "[Winemaker Erin Green] likes ripe Chardonnay," says Warnock, so things are controlled that way. In general, Warnock strives to keep the vines clean and open, but not overexposed. This reduces disease pressure such as mildews and botrytis, while ensuring proper sun exposure and air movement. Warnock says this is one favorite part of her job. "I look for what [Erin's] looking for in her wine and figure out how to make that happen in the vineyard." Warnock says she speaks with Green on a daily basis.
Green, who grew up in Santa Rosa and went to UC Davis to major in fermentation science, is Pahlmeyer's director of winegrowing and winemaker. She's responsible for the estate vineyards, grower relationships, contracts, and all winemaking decisions. "Amy and [assistant viticulturist] Dawna [Grason] do detail management in the field," she says. She also oversees the winemaking staff during the winemaking process and blends for bottling (all aside from having twin 9-year-old daughters!). But amid all those responsibilities, she says her favorite part of what she does is "watching the cycle and how it's affected by the weather. Each season is unique; there's always something new," she says. "The end goal is always to make an outstanding product, but it's a multifaceted process throughout." Pahlmeyer's wines are made at custom crush facility Napa Wine Company, where Warnock and Green have both worked in the past.
When I spoke with Green, she was completing the malolactic fermentation stage for the 2008 vintage, and blending for the 2007 Proprietary Red bottling. The winery's grapes are grown specifically to go into its Pahlmeyer brand. ("I want every block to make it into the Pahlmeyer label," says Warnock.) Grapes that don't make the cut, but that are still high quality, are bottled under a second label, called Jayson. I'll let you guess where that name originated.
"I'm really happy with what we're releasing now," says Green. The 2006 Merlot and 2007 Chardonnay were great vintages for us." Both of those wines will be released first to the winery's mailing list in April, then nationwide.
Green notes that Pahlmeyer first became known for its Napa Valley Chardonnay, which was featured in the movie "Disclosure" [with the 1991 vintage]. "The current offering has complex layers of honeysuckle, fresh cut pineapple and ripe white peach. The palate is full-bodied with notes of lemon curd, and the finish is focused and long with lingering, toasty flavors," she explains. The wine is whole-cluster pressed, fermented with native yeast in the barrel and inoculated with malolactic bacteria. The lees are stirred for eight to nine months, followed by barrel-by-barrel blending, then the wine is bottled unfined and unfiltered.
The 2006 Merlot is 89 percent Merlot and 11 percent Cabernet Sauvignon. Green says it's, "Very concentrated with dusty cocoa, black cherry, generous spice with notes of plum and cassis. Full flavors are balanced with acidity and tannins, with a long-lasting finish." The Merlot grapes are cluster-sorted, destemmed, then whole berry sorted into open-top tanks with no pumping. They cold soak for four to five days, then fermentation begins and they're pumped through a screen, gently pressed at near dryness, inoculated with malocaltic bacteria, then barreled immediately. The wine is blended, barrel-by-barrel, 18 months later.
Earlier this year, the dark, full-bodied 2006 Pahlmeyer Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir was released, which features grapes sourced from Wayfarer Farms and from Hallberg Vineyards in the Russian River Valley. Other releases this year include the 2007 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay (floral notes, nectarine, minerals, fresh apple, crème fraiche and toasted brioche). The dense, supple 2006 Proprietary Red Wine is a Bordeaux blend with grapes sourced from the Waters Ranch and Stagecoach Vineyards, on mountainous hillsides on the east side of the valley.
Pahlmeyer is constantly striving to improve its product, and since "good wine starts in the vineyard," it has quite the advocate in Amy Warnock. "We're farming for quality," she says of the hillside vineyards she oversees. "It's better to have less, perfectly ripe grapes [than to compromise quality by focusing on quantity]," she says. "We're making beautiful wines. We want to express each vintage's individuality. To celebrate the differences."
And what better way to celebrate than with an excellent glass of wine?
Small Vines Wines
2160 Green Hill Road, Sebastopol, CA 95472
(707) 823-0886 • www.smallvines.com
Case production: 425-625 cases, depending on year and yield
Planted acres: None currently in production; vineyards for current wine production are leased back or fruit purchased from clients
Varietal produced: Pinot Noir
Employees: Winery—3 full-time; Viticulture company—20 full-time, 60 seasonally
Paul Sloan was only 22 years old when it came clear he belonged in the wine business. "I was a wine steward at John Ash & Co. A gentleman came in and ordered a bottle of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti," he says. "He asked if I'd ever tried it, and when I said 'no,' he poured me a small glass and told me to enjoy my evening. He said, 'You need to know what's on your wine list. This is a very special thing.' I knew it was a $3,500 bottle of wine—but that was about it.
"I was already a huge fan of Pinot Noir, but when I tasted [the Romanee-Conti], it triggered a fire for understanding why this wine offered so much more. It had an earthiness, acidity and balance that was unlike other wines I knew."
Today, Paul and his wife, Kathryn, are the owners of Small Vines Wines, a venture that began with its first release in fall 2007, and stemmed from the vineyard management business they began in 1998, Small Vines Viticulture—which specializes in Burgundian-style growth methods.
Paul met Kathryn when she was working as a commercial photographer and living in San Francisco. A mutual friend introduced them because they both shared an affinity for rock climbing (although Kathryn had only done it at an indoor facility in the city). The friend suggested Paul could teach Kathryn outdoor climbing.
"We went to Goat Rock," says Kathryn. "Then Mt. St. Helena. Then started taking road trips to places like Joshua Tree." The next thing they knew, they were taking a 10-month sabbatical to rock climb and travel. "We only camped in National Forest areas, so we didn't pay to stay anywhere," she says. "We lived on $200 a month!"
When they returned to Sonoma County, they knew it was home. That's when Paul started going to school (and simultaneously working for Warren Dutton of Dutton Ranch) to learn about viticulture. "Warren was the one who encouraged me to start my own viticulture business here," he remembers. "We miss him very much."
Small Vines Viticulture was born with the intention of bringing a different style of winegrowing to Sonoma County. "I asked myself why many California wineries weren't paying attention to how growing grapes had been done in Burgundy for hundreds of years," says Paul. "I read every book I could find on growing Pinot Noir in France," he says. He also visited the region for a first-hand view. Paul had found his niche. He decided to create a business that used Burgundy's time-tested methods, and then modified them for success in California. "You can't change the soil or the climate," he says. "But you can change how things are planted."
One of the main things he discovered was that wineries in France planted their rows only a meter apart from each other. The average California winery has tractor rows measuring 8 to 12 feet apart and vines planted five to eight feet apart. So Paul decided to plant the vines in the vineyards he managed three to four feet apart, with a 4-foot tractor row. This essentially doubles—or sometimes even triples—the amount of vines in a typical vineyard.
Paul says this high-density planting style means there's smaller, more concentrated fruit on each vine. The vines themselves are small as well (now you get the name). They're trained to grow straight up, rather than in a "California sprawl" system (a "t-shaped" trellis structure), which makes them more accessible for farming. The end result is, there are less pounds per vine, but more fruit per acre. The vines are also taller than those planted in Burgundy, due to our warmer climate.
Currently, Small Vines Viticulture is the only vineyard management company in Sonoma County that specializes solely in high-density planting and, by extension, Small Vines Wines is the only winery in Sonoma County that makes wine exclusively from high density vineyards. Some wineries in Napa are also using the same practice (Opus One and Rudd are examples). Small Vines farms 22 vineyards for 17 clients and is committed to farming high-density vineyards they plant themselves. All vineyards are located in Sonoma County, except for one in Marin County, which is on McEvoy ranch (of olive oil fame), where most of the grapes are planted between the olive trees. Paul has also imported tractors that are made specifically for farming the closely spaced rows. They're the smallest and lightest over-the-row tractors available in the United States, and offer significantly lower fuel costs, less emissions and less soil compaction. Most vineyards Small Vines manages are organically farmed, some are biodynamic (like the DuMol estate vineyard we visited in late fall) and a few are farmed sustainably.
The Sloans recently purchased property in Sebastopol that has about eight newly planted acres and an old farmhouse they're currently remodeling. It will be several years before that land is producing fruit, so at the moment they lease the vineyards or purchase all the fruit used in their wines. Everything they control with a lease is biodynamically farmed, a technique Paul is very enthusiastic about. "People are starting to want to convert [to biodynamic]. We truly believe it's the way to revitalize the soil and a better way to farm. You'll see it in the wines in the long-term," he says.
Small Vines Wines makes only Pinot Noir (they've done Chardonnay but only a very tiny amount), and one of its current releases is a 2006 Russian River Valley, which just won a double gold in the 2009 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. Light in color but not on the palate, this lively Pinot has bright red fruit characteristics and excellent acid balance. Another is the 2006 Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir. Dark ruby in color, its elegance is noticeable even on the nose. It has dark fruit and earthy characteristics up front, and a smooth, round body. Both wines are multilayered with a long finish. The Sloans recommend about two hours of decanting time prior to enjoying. "Our wines are more Old World-style," says Kathryn. "They take more time to come around."
Paul's winemaking technique is to "do as little to the wine as possible." When the fruit is picked, it's placed into T-bins or stainless steel five-ton fermenters (depending on how much comes in at a time). Then it goes into the barrel and does its malolactic fermentation there. "I like slow and cool fermentation," says Paul. "It's like a stew. The flavors are more melded and complex." Unfined and unfiltered, once the wine is moved from the barrel into the tank, it's allowed to settle for a couple weeks before being bottled. "I prefer the tannins and structure of the wines from free run juice," says Paul, "which creates about 50 cases per ton on average." He points out that the industry average is closer to 65 cases per ton.
Sloan says he's looking for quality, handcrafted wines. Such a quest isn't immediately profitable, and at this point, he says it's "a labor of love; a long-term commitment." But it's a commitment that's already receiving critical acclaim and widespread attention. Sounds like a great start to me.
Last spring, the couple began preparing their land for planting. In January 2009, the newest Small Vines were planted—the beginning of the Sloans' next great adventure, one that promises to be enjoyed by generations to come. "We want a vineyard that leaves a legacy for our children [Dakota, 5, and Savannah, 3] and their children," adds Kathryn with a smile. "We'd like to see our family stay connected to the land and enjoy a farming lifestyle here in California."
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"The 2012 Don Melchor, which in that ripe and warm vintage contained some 7% Cabernet Franc, has a showy nose with ripe blackberries that develop minty aromas with some time in the glass. The grapes are selected from their 127 hectares of vineyards in the zone, and fermented in small stainless steel vats to separate the different plots that are kept apart until after malolactic, when they are tasted and the blend is decided in July (the grapes are harvested between mid April and mid-May). The wine aged for 15 moths in French oak barrels, 70% of which were new. The palate is juicy with round tannins and good volume of fruit with the softness of a ripe vintage, showing the expressive aromas of the year. 91,200 bottles produced. This wine will be sold in March 2016." (WA)
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The Don Melchor vineyard is situated at the foot of the Andes Mountains on the northern bank of the Maipo River at 650 meters a.s.l. The vineyard covers 127 hectares, 90% of them planted to Cabernet Sauvignon, 7.1% to Cabernet Franc, 1.9% to Merlot and 1% to Petit Verdot. the vines in the old vineyard currently average 30 years of age.
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U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow today made the following statement after the Supreme Court refused a second request to close the Chicago-area locks. Senator Stabenow introduced the CARP ACT with Congressman Dave Camp (R-MI) in January, which calls for the immediate closure of the locks.
"I am deeply concerned that for a second time the Supreme Court has refused to order a temporary closure of two Chicago-area locks. It's clear that Asian carp pose an immediate threat to the Great Lakes and our fishing and boating industry, putting thousands of Michigan jobs at risk. That's why we must use every possible tool to prevent the spread of Asian carp into Lake Michigan, including the closure of the Chicago-area locks.
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Calling all Charlottesville area locavores and foodies! Join us for Monticello's Savor the Holidays at The Shop at Monticello at the David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center. Get inspirations for your holiday entertaining and enjoy wine, cider and chocolate demos and tastings, locally-made foods with ingredients harvested on the Monticello mountain, Monticello hearth-cooked Corn Chowder and more! Free, convenient parking and no admission required.
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- Monticello Blend Coffee
- Monticello Tea Blends Earl Grey, English Breakfast
- Albemarle Baking Co. cookies
- Monticello Hearth-cooked soup
- Monticello Virginia Peanuts
- Monticello Plantation Fruit & Nut Mix
- Monticello Cheese Straws
- Monticello Peanut & Pecan Brittle
- Monticello Spiced Pecans
- Albemarle Baking Co. Bread with Monticello Herb Melange
- Monticello Pinot Grigio Puttanesca Pasta Sauce
- Monticello Roasted Garlic Chianti Pasta Sauce
- Monticello Fruit Butters, Peach, Sweet Potato Butter, Strawberry, Apple Butter
- Monticello Shortbread cookies with Monticello honey
- Monticello Salsa's, Peach, Mango lime, Apple
- American Heritage Chocolate demonstration and chocolate tasting
- C'ville Chocolate Drops
- Monticello Hickory syrup & local honey
- Monticello sparkling juices
- Albemarle Cider Works apple ciders
- Kilaurwen Vineyards wine tasting
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Eh, this article was mildly funny. It's set in the future, year 2015, and looks back at supposed attempts to build something on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Ha ha.
By Brian McGrory, The Boston Globe
It's a gorgeous September afternoon in the year 2015, and as I walk along what used to be known as the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in downtown Boston I am brimming with pride over the announcement that our great civic leaders have just made about this spectacular space.
Oh, sure, it was a struggle to get here, what with the typical finger-pointing, the rampant hand-wringing, and the trademark fear-mongering that characterizes too much of Boston, now, then, and always. But today made it all worthwhile.
Some of the previous incarnations of this space, in retrospect, may not have seemed ideal. There was that whole chain-link fence era, beginning in 2005, when the YMCA and Massachusetts Horticultural Society abandoned plans to build grand public facilities on the land.
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Britain's Prince William says Duchess Catherine, Prince George and their pet pooch Lupo are his main priorities, and he is glad the couple's cocker spaniel canine is ''coping all right'' with George being around the house.
Britain's Prince William says Duchess Catherine, Prince George and their pet pooch Lupo are his main priorities.
The 31-year-old royal is relieved the couple's canine is ''coping all right'' following George's birth on July 22 because they were concerned he wouldn't take to having the little one around Catherine's parents house in Bucklebury, Berkshire, South East England, but the cocker spaniel has been happily slobbering around the abode.
Speaking in an interview with CNN, he said: ''For me, Catherine and now little George are my priorities. And Lupo.
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William was proud to be the first person to change George's nappy, but insists he didn't have much choice because all the midwives at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London, where the prince was born, were keen for him to take on the task.
He said: ''I did the first nappy - a badge of honour. I wasn't allowed to get away with that. I had every midwife staring at me - 'You do it. You do it.' ''
William insists he was so ''terrified'' at having to take George out of the hospital for the first time with the whole world watching on their TV sets that he practised prior to the event to make sure he didn't drop the third in line to the throne.
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It's Volkswagen, and the absurd stoush involves the use of its VW, Audi and Seat badges on often very similar cars being sold at widely varying prices.
The next round starts with the arrival of two new sedans that are related under the skin - VW's Bora, due in October, and Seat's Toledo, slated for four months later. Both are built on the Golf platform.
Volkswagen Group cars (including those from Czech manufacturer Skoda) share engines, transmissions, brakes, suspension systems and basic body parts.
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The similarities, however, end with pricing. In Australia, VW's Golf and Passat models undercut equivalent Audis by thousands of dollars.
The newest Passat, the 2.8-litre V6 Syncro all-wheel-drive sedan, is $18,150 less than an Audi A4 quattro - which has identical engine and transmission. The VW is slightly larger, has a more spacious rear seat and its standard equipment list is broadly similar to the Audi.
At the other end of the scale, a Golf GLE is $5,460 less expensive than an Audi A3 with an identical 1.8-litre engine and transmission. The VW has the advantage of five doors over the Audi's three.
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The Toledo could be the most appealing Seat yet seen here. Inside the VW family, the Spanish brand's mission is to deliver Latin flair and passion, wrapped around sturdy German engineering. The flavour is supposed to be more Alfa Romeo than VW.
Despite its ancestry, the Toledo will be built on neutral territory - near the Belgian capital, Brussels.
VW/Seat has yet to decide on which Toledo models Australia will get, but the favoured engine is the queer - technically speaking - 2.3-litre V5, a version of VW's familiar narrow-angle V6, but with one cylinder amputated. It is more powerful than the 1.8-litre four-cylinder which is the next biggest engine available in the car.
Seat needs the Toledo to succeed. Last year the brand was almost made extinct in Australia. It sold only 75 cars, for a microscopic 0.01 per cent share of the Australian market. VW claims a share of the market approaching 1 per cent, still well short of its popularity in Europe.
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Ford will lose its position as the world's number two car manufacturer, according to the respected Economist Intelligence Unit. The EIU predicts that in 2005 the order will be GM, VW, Ford. It cites Suzuki, Subaru, Proton, Daewoo and Hyundai as likely take-over targets, while the future "looks uncertain" for Mitsubishi, Fiat, Peugeot and BMW.
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H.G. "Greg" Isbill died of cancer Jan. 6, 2004.
Greg was born Oct. 27, 1930.
He was a civil engineer who helped build or plan Steamboat Springs Airport.
Greg is survived by his wife, Eleanor Isbill; two daughters, Jennifer Isbill and her husband, Sevier Bonnie III of Denver, and Julie Isbill and her husband Robert VanVranken of Brunswick, Maine; and four grandchildren, Katherine and G. William Bonnie and Cooper and Kenan VanVranken.
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Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival 2015 opened with the large scale music theatre commission Market Songs. The massed voices of our biggest-ever Festival Chorus came together in a musical extravaganza that took over the city's Market Place and its surrounding streets.
Composer Michael Betteridge devised a collection of market songs, rounds, choruses and cries exploring the trades around which the city's early life flourished, using music to bring seven centuries of colourful history to life, tracing the development of Salisbury as a market town and culminating in a celebration that reflected on the contemporary market that continues to this day.
400 singers, working with Betteridge, music director Howard Moody and director Ben Occhipinti, animated city streets that retain their trade names today – Butcher Row, Fish Row and Silver Street to name a few – before coming together in the Market Place for the evening's spectacular finale, creating a surround sound experience of massed voices for the assembled crowd.
Sing! Sell! Hear ye - a Festival is launched!
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Curious to know rationale of promoting these sources of energy when we have 'Green' energy that does just as well in providing source of energy.
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Dame Scribe, I guess I have to take issue with the question, although reluctantly. I say reluctantly because I really want green energy to work. We do have some very clean types of energy, and we should be using them wherever and whenever the will work for us. But I don't think we can say they do as well as fossil fuels and nuclear energy at this point in time. By "as well" I mean they won't generate the amount of energy that we currently use. Of course we may simply be using too much energy, so conservation is certainly needed.
There is one type of nuclear energy which would be exciting as far as I am concerned. I have two hubs on the subject and they have to do with using helium3 in nuclear fusion. Helium3 is not radioactive and there would be no radioactive waste. The viability of the concept has been confirmed at the University of Wisconsin. There is one problem though. Helium3 is rare on earth, but plentiful on the moon. Many countries as well as private companies are making plans to mine helium3 on the moon. A simple search on the web will confirm this. I have reservations about mining on the moon, but helium3/nuclear fusion has been referred to as the perfect energy source, so I am open to the idea.
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A donut kind of day...
Friday, December 17, 2010
I had a donut for breakfast this morning. Yep, its been that kind of a week. Thankfully, its almost over and I see a much needed break on the horizon. Soon I will be able to sit back and relax. As for the donut guilt you ask? Please it will kick in 10 minutes before I see my trainer on Saturday morning (yes, who gets a trainer in December of all months)? Another story for another day. Happy Friday folks.
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Don't feel guilty over a donut for breakfast. Feel guilty when it's a donut for breakfast, lunch and a snack before dinner. That was my summer and I paid for it in the fall. Have a great weekend!
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He was asked on Thursday night to form a government with ministers of his free-market VVD party and the Christian Democrat CDA. The minority coalition will be supported in the Lower House by the anti-Islam Freedom Party led by Geert Wilders, which will however not have any ministers in the cabinet. Mr Wilders has signed an accord promising that his 24 MPs will vote with the government.
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New Delhi, Jan 26: BJP's chief ministerial candidate from Delhi Kiran Bedi hit back at Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying the latter was playing "soft, soft" over the invitation to the Republic Day ceremony this year and that "he must grow up". [Republic Day is not Kejriwal's birthday party]
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Kelvin Beachum will start at center next week against the Cincinnati Bengals. Beachum will replace perennial Pro Bowler Maurkice Pouncey, who is out for the season with a right knee injury.
Newly reacquired running back Jonathan Dwyer will get a chance to play after the Steelers brought him back on Monday to take the roster spot left by LaRod Stephens-Howling, who is also out for the year after sustaining a knee injury of his own.
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World Media has also optioned screenplays from Pennington and has partnered with international film organization Turner Fox Productions to develop co-ventures with China film distributors and studios.
Myers cut her teeth on the NBC TV megahit series Miami Vice, then developed and produced The Marshal, an ABC/Paramount prime time drama series that starred cult favorite Jeff Fahey. She optioned numerous TV series and specials to production companies, networks and studios, based on valuable book and life rights, and has executive produced pilots, series and specials, including the series Night of the Proms, which earned her the Mid-America 2014 EMMY Award for Arts/Entertainment Series/Special. With the Pennington titles, Myers expects an enthusiastic reception.
To learn more about Rod Pennington and The Charon Family and The Fourth Awakening series: http://rodpennington.net.
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Author Rod Pennington's The Fourth Awakening and Charon Family Adventures eBook series, as well as his feature screenplays, have been optioned for film and television by Carole Myers, Executive Producer at World Media Partners.
One of the hottest authors on Amazon Kindle, all Pennington's past twelve titles immediately hit #1 in multiple categories. The Charon Family Adventure Series is a dark comedy political satire series about a dysfunctional family of four of the world's best assassins. The Fourth Awakening series dives into metaphysical mysticism and science with six bestselling thrillers.


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Here I got a piece of news not as horney as the "female teacher raping schoolboy", but more horrible than that:
In China it is reported recently that a female teacher used the "iron" to punish 7 kids in a private kindergarden somewhere in Jiangsu province.
All 7 kids have suffered burnt injuries from the steaming iron - on their faces!! It is confirmed that the teacher has been working in that kinder for 10 years, god knows how many kids have been punished by her in her way!
The result? The teacher was fired by the kinder, and so far that's all happened to her. As to the hurted kids, well, I guess nothing can erase the nightmare in their little heads, regardless the possible financial compansations.