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Begin with a bold and sensuous highly-rated Petite Sirah, then follow with a sumptuous blending of petite sirah and petit verdot that will fill your mouth with luscious berry flavor. Velvety Zin pairs perfectly with grilled meats as does the Malbec--bringing a sexy chocolate decadence to the party. This pinot noir will turn your salmon or pork chops into an extravagantly savory experience. Save 32% off retail - plus we pay the shipping!
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Bold, sensuous, vivacious: our 2012 100% Petite Sirah is an exceptional example of this unusual variety. The only thing petite about this grape is the small size of the berries; this results in a high skin-to-juice ratio, which produces the beautifully dark, powerfully opulent wine in your glass.
Bursting with a sumptuous nose of carob, black cherries, ripe blueberries, fresh cloves, and ground nutmeg, this rich, dense wine offers a mouthfilling palate of red raspberries, allspice, warm strawberry pie, wild fennel, and beautifully structured minerality. Pair this profoundly delicious, eminently age-worthy wine with slow-braised wild boar with fig jus, roasted eggplant lasagna with pine nuts and sundried tomatoes, or a homemade margherita pizza with basil from the garden. (usual retail $35)
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Showing off a bright jammy berry aroma. Flavors of blackberry and blueberry join the bouquet, resulting in a focused wine. Both varietals add a fine tannin structure to the wine creating a soft and even texture through to the finish. 57% Petite Sirah, 43% Petit Verdot. (usual retail $15)
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"Bright red-ruby. Slightly reduced aromas of blackberry, kirsch and licorice complicated by game and spices. Dense, juicy and bright, with good floral lift and perfume to its dark fruit and sexy chocolatey oak flavors. Nicely balanced, long wine with supple tannins and good grip." - Stephen Tanzer
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"A rich, inviting red, with overtones of roasted coffee bean, licorice and smoke to the juicy blackberry, cassis and plum skin fruit character, leading to a Mocha Java aftertaste." - Wine Spectator
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Rustic plum and black cherry aromas waft out of the glass to greet you with candied cherries, a bit of char and warm clove spice not far behind. This wine is quite light and bright in the mouth; with a lot of cherry flavor, clove and cinnamon, some toast and leather, bramble fruit and cedar. This wine has a lot of character and personality. It's zesty and drinkable, giving your chosen dish a chance to shine. Try yours with roasted pork chops or baked salmon. (usual retail $20)
An all around classic Zinfandel with classic jam and baking spice aromas. Take a taste and you will find a lush mouth feel and smooth structure. There's even a lovely nuance of boysenberry chocolate brownie that lingers in the finish. 95% Zinfandel, 5% Petite Sirah Estate-Grown. (usual retail $22)
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well here I am in a place I never thought I would be. On a dating site! I am not sure that this online thing is for me but I thought I would give it a shot. I will be honest I find it extremely hard to email a random stranger even though I am pretty personable. Who else is in this boat? I am a career orientated man who likes to workout 4-5 times a week and I am always on the go. In the winter I am snowboarding or skiing every chance I get and I also enjoy hitting the trails on my sled. In the summer I am on the boat 5 times a week water skiing or wakeboarding. so as you can tell I live a very active life. I work hard and I play hard. I enjoy fine wine and great restaurants. I am looking for someone who likes the outdoors and lives a active life style cause I am always up for a spontaneous date or event to attend. I love wine tastings, lobster, and a great steak. As I get older I have found that it is really hard to meet new people and I don't think I am alone here or at least I hope I am not alone.:) I would describe myself as a person with a really good sense of humor and my laugh is sure to make you laugh at least that is what I have been told. I am pretty funny, I am honest and I have goals in life that I expect to achieve. I am a Taurus so I am kind of stubborn and don't accept failure well haha. I am also a gentleman who will not play games. I am looking for my best friend and someone who enjoys similar things or is at least willing to try new things. I have traveled a lot and I lived in southeast Asia for 2 plus years for work and moved back to Minnesota a few years ago from Florida to be closer to my family and start a new business and take on a new career. I still vacation quite a bit in Florida so I hope you enjoy sunshine. I also want to find someone who loves to travel. I am not much of a homebody but I do enjoy a nice quiet evening drinking wine and cooking up one of my many specialties. I find cooking very relaxing and love making up new dishes. I don't bake though (lol) I live a healthy lifestyle and I don't need someone to take care of me but I want a companion to enjoy life with. I enjoy snuggling up after a long day and watching a good movie with a glass of wine. Anyway hope you enjoyed reading a little about me and what I am looking for so if you are interested drop me a line cause there are many things i left out but I have to save some things for when we meet (LOL) otherwise good luck in your search for your soul mate.
Business networking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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I exercise 5 or more times per week.
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my boat and pontoon, sporting events, Vikings games, Wild games, good restaurants, camp fires, anywhere outside in the summer
Kaplan University, Omaha, Omaha, NE
Water skiing, wakeboarding,playing hockey with the guys, good wine, great steak and seafood, snowboarding and snow skiing, good concerts, canoeing on the river, and much more.
In the summer i am on the water daily skiing, i like to play hockey and other sports, jump on trampolines at the gym, and hang out with good, fun people who like to laugh and have a good time.
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Peak District Spa is four separate, modern en-suite, Bed and Breakfast rooms, enjoying a secluded location over looking Alsop Dale only 1.5 km from the upper reaches of Dove Dale. Peak District Spa lies within the heart of the most spectacular limestone scenery of the Derbyshire Peak District National Park, in between the picturesque villages of Tissington, Hartington, Parwich and Alsop-en-le-Dale.
Peak District Spas' Four Star bed and breakfast rooms offer luxurious Peak District accommodation in which to relax and unwind, directly in the heart of Derbyshire. We are located within an ideal travel distance of all major attractions and places to see that make Derbyshire and the surrounding Peak District one of the most visited national parks in the world!
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|Nearest airport: East Midlands Air Port 40 km, Nearest railway: Buxton 15 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property
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|Clothes dryer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2)
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|Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, Private fishing lake or river
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
The Derbyshire region
The Peak District was the first National Park to be established within the United Kingdom, and is the second most visited National Park in the world.
A glance at the map reveals it to be the base of the rocky spine that runs from the north midlands to the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District (which also comprises the Pennine Way). It is the first significant area of hilly wildness encountered as you head north from the heavily populated areas of the South East and the Midlands. A glance at a satellite picture of the UK at night highlights this point more clearly – The Peak District is the pool of inky black wilderness surrounded by a sea of light pollution - for which reason please BRING a TORCH.
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Its location in the central part of England makes The Peak District the closest large wilderness area for many people - and the least costly to visit in terms of time, fuel and carbon footprint. It also makes the Derbyshire Dales area a particularly rewarding area to visit combining both the natural beauty of the scenery (and the outdoor pursuits that go with it) with the incredible variety of historic, cultural and industrial attractions that come from its proximity to the surrounding towns and cities. In the Peak District it is possible to go rock climbing in the morning (on either a climbing wall or the real thing), spend the rest of the day at Chatsworth or Alton Towers and go to the opera at Buxton Opera House in the evening – all within a 30 minute drive of Peak District Spa.
Peak District Spa lies within the Derbyshire Dales part of the Peak District, known as The White Peak due to the whiteness of the limestone rock which makes up the spectacular gorges cliffs and caves for which the area is famous. Arguably the most scenic and beautiful of these landscapes is Dove Dale – the northern end of which is a pleasant walk from Peak District Spa.
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Asylum: A Mystery
by Jeannette de Beauvoir
35 used & new
4.0 out of 5 stars
Murder mystery in a richly detailed setting
March 30 2015
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The author takes two horrible real life events from Montreal's history, and winds them into a current-day murder mystery. The first is the CIA conducted mind-control drug experiments at the Ravenscrag Institute (now part of McGill University), conducted from the 1950s through the 1970s. The second event is the mass institutionalization of children in Quebec from the 1940s through to the 1960s. In traditionally Catholic Quebec, it was an unspeakable disgrace to have a baby out of wedlock. These children were taken to so-called orphanages. Other families surrendered their children when they had huge families that they couldn't feed. The Canadian government helped support the Church financially in running these institutions, but the Church figured out that they could get more government assistance for running mental hospitals. Thus, sometimes overnight, healthy children were deemed mentally ill. Years later it was discovered that these children were horrifically abused and sometimes used for medical experimentation. These children are now known as the Duplessis Orphans.
Fast forward to current day Montreal, were in a short time, four women have been found raped, murdered, and posed on park benches. Concerned about Montreal's reputation as a tourist destination, the mayor appoints his director of public relations, Martine LeDuc, to liaise with the police to report on progress and pressure a resolution. Martine goes beyond these instructions and discovers the link between the four murder victims is the Duplessis Orphans. Woven in with Martine's efforts to solve the mystery is a back story of an orphan named Gabrielle who is trying to survived the asylum.
The strength of this novel is in those scenes at the asylum. I also loved all the rich detail about Montreal and its bilingual culture. And of course I was fascinated to learn about this dark period of Quebec history.
Frommer's London Day By Day
by Joe Fullman
10 used & new
2.0 out of 5 stars
Very basic
Aug. 10 2013
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A very basic little guide, suitable to the first-time visitor who only wants to see the highlights. All this information is available for free elsewhere. For my third trip to London, I thought this small guide might be handy to throw in my bag for its maps but I didn't use it once. The free map provided by my hotel was covered a wider area and had more information. This is suitable only for someone who doesn't know much about London and who only wants to visit the top tourist areas of the city.
The Road to Urbino
by Roma Tearne
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Fabulous read .....
Aug. 14 2012
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The Road to Urbino (Paperback)
This novel is very different in story and style than Roma Tearne's earlier four novels, and it's exciting to see growth and change in a writer. What she did keep is her wonderful flair for painting word images, her concern for the victims of war, the use of art in healing pain, her explorations of memory, and the settings of Sri Lanka, England, and Italy.
The story follows two protagonists. The first is Ras, a middle aged immigrant from Sri Lanka, as he awaits trial in London for stealing The Flagellation, by Italian Renaissance artist Piero della Francesca.
Through his first person narration, we hear about his early childhood in Sri Lanka, where his father disappeared one night and his mother died in a bomb blast. He and his brother spent most of the next years in a Tamil detention centre, until they had a chance to escape to England at the age of 19 and start a new life. Ras marries and has a child, Lola, and then divorces. He ends up working as gallery attendant at the National Gallery, where he is befriended by the charming and kind art curator, Charles.
The second protagonist is Alex, a friend of Charles. Through Alex, we get a fuller picture of the life of Charles and his wife Delia. They, and their circle of friends, spend a lot of fabulous summers in Italy, enjoying la dolce vita--art, food, company, etc. Being a Roma Tearne novel, some sad tragic events occur that change everything.
Everyone in this novel is consumed by an obsession, wherein we find the source of most of the conflict. But all the characters are also scared by war--even though the wars were thousands of miles away, or decades in the past.
It took me about 30 or 40 pages to warm up to it, but then I loved this novel. I actually wasn't ready for it to end, or to leave these characters lives (I especially liked Charles and Delia), which is really unusual for me with any book.
Olivia and the Little Way
by Nancy Carabio Belanger
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0 of 4 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Simple book with a loudly preachy message
Jan. 3 2012
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Olivia and the Little Way (Paperback)
My 11 yr old received this, and its sequel, as a gift recently. As an avid reader, she was thrilled to open books, but her face fell when she saw the cover. I immediately recognized it to have the religious publisher didactic look to it, but didn't say anything and just watched how she'd react. I remember receiving gifts of poorly written, boring books that hit you over the head with their Biblical message on How to Be a Good Christian, and this appeared to be of that ilk. After reading the description on the back cover, she asked me if she had to read this book. I told her of course not, although she might want to try it to see if it was as bad as she was assuming. A few days later she brought them to me and emphatically told me she wasn't interested.
Just to see if these were as bad as the Bible fiction I'd read as a child, I started reading Olivia and the Little Way. Instead of preaching Biblical principles, this book's purpose is to inculcate the reader with the tenets of Therese of Lisieux, and 19th century Catholic nun who is also known as the Little Flower. Olivia's grandmother teaches her to pray to the saint, and to follow St. Therese's "Little Way," which is basically practicing random acts of kindness and a secret self-denial. Except Therese doesn't do this out of unselfish altruism, but instead to garner points with God, as her goal was sainthood.
Olivia sets out to follow this Little Way, but of course she's human and has struggles. In two instances, the author has Olivia "successfully" practice in a way that I find morally questionable and I certainly don't want my child to do. One involved a self-sacrifice based on an unfounded judgement of a person and situation, and the second involved taking punishment for something she didn't do. Ah, no, neither of those is "a good thing."
Literature in service of a cause is always problematic, and children's fiction from religious publishing houses is generally drivel: poorly written, flat, clichéd, and predictable. One of its hallmarks is a dearth of complexity. Further, the world view is exceedingly simplistic, and reinforces gender stereotypes. Olivia and the Little Way falls under this description. Its message to proselytize for Therese of Lisieux is without a trace of subtly. Yet, it's not the worst book I've ever read. Olivia was drawn realistically enough that I could sympathize with her challenges and she wasn't an annoying goody-two-shoes.
Recommended for: nuns.
Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain
by Portia de Rossi
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Surprised by how good this was . . .
Oct. 28 2011
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Unbearable Lightness: A Story of Loss and Gain (Hardcover)
I don't read celebrity biographies because I expect to find them boring and poorly written. I was interested in this one, however, because Portia had battled anorexia and bulimia. So I must say that I'm delighted that this far exceeded my expectations. In fact, this was so well written that I suspect someone expecting a straightforward celebrity bio won't like this book, with its nuance and non-linear time line. Probably disappointing to those readers is that she neither fawns over nor trashes other celebrities. Nor does she discuss the other anorexics that she worked with on Ally McBeal.
De Rossi goes deep into her thoughts during her anorexia and bulimia, which was a result of her feeling like a fraud in Hollywood. First, because she felt fat and ugly, and more importantly because she was gay. The Epilogue shows a completely new person, and is an important conclusion to her story.
Recommended for: This is a must-read for anyone interested in the mind of someone with eating disorders (including constant dieting), or interested in coming out of the closet stories. It's also a must-read for anyone who thinks that celebrities have a charmed, perfect life.
How to Build, Maintain, and Use a Compost System
by Kelly Smith
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Shows how composting is fun and easy
Aug. 19 2011
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How to Build, Maintain, and Use a Compost System (Paperback)
If you think you want to start composting, but feel overwhelmed and don't know where to start, this book is for you. This book is also for you if you already compost, but you're wondering if you're doing it right, or if there is anything else you should be doing. I fall into the second group. I grew up in a household where we composted, and I've always composted since I've had my own house. But I'm a rather lazy composter, and for the most part I just dump my fruit and vegetable scraps and yard waste into the bins. Every year or so I dig out what I've made, and I have to admit I find it rather mesmerizing to dig through the pile. With Kelly Smith's help, I've learned why some of my composting techniques didn't work so well and others turned out great. And I now know that I have to give the pile a big stir every now and again. I also really enjoyed the information on worms. Lots of clear information, step-by-step guides for those starting out, and an extensive trouble-shooting section. The book has both a very helpful table of contents and an index. This would make a great housewarming gift for a first-time home buyer.
English Journeys Some Country Houses and Their Owners
by James Lee Milne
Mass Market Paperback
27 used & new
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
I had a wonderful time reading this book.
July 20 2011
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I had a wonderful time reading this book. At only 133 pages, one could easily read it in an hour or so. But I took much longer because I had to look up each property on the internet. Looking up the properties was highly rewarding, because I saw that most (although not all) of these "houses" were not what you and I call houses. Unless of course your house is situated on thousands of acres and has hundreds of rooms.
There are three sections to the book: the introduction by Michael Bloch, and then Part One: Houses Now Owned by the National Trust, and Part Two: Houses Which Escaped the National Trust. In the intro, he explains how the National Trust is a private charity and has never been part of the government. Silly me--I had it confused with English Heritage, which is part of the government and owns properties such as Stonehenge. Anyway, when the National Trust "was founded in the 1890s, its main object was to acquire land in order to preserve and give public access to gems of the English landscape which were under threat from the expansion of suburbia. However, by the 1930s it recognized that equally in need of preservation were the many beautiful country houses . . . Thanks to a long agricultural depression, the deaths of heirs in the First World War, and the vastly increased taxation of incomes and estates, most of their traditional owners, if they had not already abandoned them, looked as if they would be unable to continue living in them for much longer." James Lees-Milne's job was to visit these properties and arrange for their transfer to the National Trust. Entries are listed in alphabetical order by property name (which is handy for easy reference) and are made up of Lees-Milne's diary entries from his visits.
These diary entries are interesting, enlightening and often quite wry (especially if you find eccentric British aristocrats funny, as I do). Sometimes the entries are sad. Whatever the mood, he has a sharp eye for observing character and a gift for assessing the properties and their contents. It's also a bit of an elegy for a lost way of life and class of people (some people would say this loss is the world's gain, but we won't go there now).
Recommended for: This is a must read for all Anglophiles, and a fun quick read for anyone planning on visiting an English country estate or two. Also great for anyone interested in English history.
Elizabeth I: A Novel
by Margaret George
25 used & new
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Margaret George does it again
April 25 2011
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Elizabeth I: A Novel (Hardcover)
In this novelized version of Elizabeth I, Margaret George looks at the later part of her life--the years of the Spanish Armadas (the famous one was just the beginning), the years after the deaths of her most trusted advisors, and the years when her life was entwined with the Earl of Essex. Her story is told in the first person by Elizabeth herself, and interspersed with sections by her cousin, Lettice Knollys. Lettice is a Tudor-era character previously unknown to me, but a very important person in Elizabeth's life as she was the wife of the queen's dear Robert Dudley and the mother of Robert Deveraux, Earl of Essex. Lettice is physically similar to Elizabeth, but contrasts sharply in her character. Compared to Elizabeth's virginal status, cousin Lettice is rather a cougar; not only is she thrice married, she also has affairs with several of her son's friends. Also woven into the story are the characters and writings of Will Shakespeare, Edmund Spencer, John Donne and Francis Bacon.
I have been recommending Margaret George's Tudor novels for years because they are entertaining reads that are well researched. Unlike every film treatment of the dynasty that I can remember, George doesn't change the known facts to "improve" the story. Instead she leaves the historical record intact and then weaves her fiction around it (a formula that should be followed by more authors of historical fiction). It is always a bonus to actually learn something while being entertained.
And now I finally understand who all the various men in Elizabeth's life were!
Recommended for: This is a must-read for any fan of the Tudors. Also recommended for those who love long books that they can sink themselves into.
The Evil Garden
by Edward Gorey
21 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
Disturbingly delightful
March 29 2011
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The Evil Garden (Hardcover)
A short Gorey story told in rhyming couplets, complete with his crosshatch ink drawings of his typical Edwardian family. They are excited to tour an exotic garden for free, only to learn that free is not always good. My favourite page was "a hissing swarm of hairy bugs / has got the baby and its rugs." Lovely green cover. A little edition to treasure and include in my will. Plan to buy many copies to gift as gifts. Gorey is divine, in his own slightly off, disturbing way.
Recommended for: people who appreciate "vaguely ominous" situations happening to perfectly nice Edwardian families.
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the PERFECT measuring cup
March 16 2011
I know, it's only a measuring cup. Hardly life changing. Still, a very nice thing to have. I used one of these when we borrowed a friend's vacation condo, and was on the lookout for one for months afterward. I saw that it had everything I wanted. It's glass, not plastic, so I can use it for hot liquids and can put it in the microwave. The three spouts are very handy. But the best thing is that the numbers are engraved in glass itself--not printed on. They won't wear off like all my other measuring cups! This is one of those great kitchen tools that you'll have for your lifetime. Definitely a great thing to own, and a great thing to give!
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NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION IN THE UNITED STATES OR FOR DISSEMINATION TO US NEWS WIRE SERVICES. 15 March 2010 AIM: STEL Stellar Diamonds plc ("Stellar" or the "Company") PROGRESS UPDATE Stellar, the London listed (AIM:STEL) diamond mining and exploration company focused on West Africa, is pleased to provide a progress update on its operations following the successful Reverse Takeover of West African Diamonds plc. Highlights Operational and corporate synergies being harnessed after Reverse Takeover Production at Mandala has exceeded 64,000 carats since mid 2009 A 37 carat fancy yellow stone has been recently mined from Mandala Diamond sales from Mandala exceed US$1.7m to date Expansion programmes at both Mandala and Bomboko mines underway Mandala Diamond Mine (Guinea) Mining at the 100% owned Mandala diamond mine in southeast Guinea has produced 64,800 carats at a grade of over 42 carats per hundred tonnes ("cpht") since mining commenced in mid-2009. The project currently has a measured and indicated diamond resource of 676,000 carats, with a further 114,000 carats in the inferred category. Production for January and February 2010 reached 16,400 carats at an average grade of 38.5cpht. During February a special 37 carat "fancy" yellow stone was recovered, the largest diamond produced to date by Stellar at the Mandala mine. The diamond has been exported to Antwerp for valuation and sale. Between May 2009 and Feb 2010 some 60,800 carats have been sold from the Mandala mine, generating revenues in excess of US$1.7million for the Company, at an average price of US$29 per carat. The latest sale of 6,000 carats in early March recorded an average price of US$42 per carat (excluding the 37 carat fancy yellow diamond), indicative of an improving rough diamond market. Bomboko Diamond mine (Guinea) Since the Placing and Readmission, the Company has allocated resources to further develop the 100% owned Bomboko diamond mine, located some 60km from the Mandala mine in southeast Guinea, with the objectives of increasing production levels and improving diamond recoveries. The Bomboko project has produced 2,562 carats since trial mining commenced in Q4-2009 at an average grade of over 4cpht. Recent production, however, has seen a significant increase in grade of 7cpht to 9cpht, subsequent to the implementation of improved mining and grade control measures. The largest diamond recovered to date is a 16 carat gem quality stone. Three diamond sales totaling 1,816 carats have been completed from Bomboko since July 2009, with prices progressively increasing from US$114 per carat to US$126 per carat, reflecting the improving diamond market. An export of over 1,000 carats is expected in late March. The Bomboko run of mine goods are comprised of a high percentage (typically above 55%) of gem stones with a high average diamond size (typically above 0.5/ct), which impacts positively on the diamond price. Diamond production to increase Stellar is in the process of acquiring additional mining equipment in order to boost production at both the Mandala and Bomboko diamond mines, including the addition of a 16-foot pan plant and a Flow Sort X-Ray machine at Bomboko, which is expected to be installed during Q2-2010. It is expected that these initiatives will lead to increased production and processing capacities, as well as enhancing security in the diamond recovery process. This should enable the Company to meet its near term forecasts of 2,000 carats and 12,500 carats per month from the Bomboko and Mandala mines respectively. Kimberlite Diamond Projects Stellar is assessing the next exploration and development phases at its Tongo (Sierra Leone) and Droujba (Guinea) kimberlite diamond projects. These may include surface bulk sampling and drilling in order to define geological models and establish early-stage diamond grades and values. Previous mini-bulk sampling of Tongo yielded grades of approximately 100cpht with high value diamonds ($189 per carat; November 2008 Government of Sierra Leone valuation) and there are reported grades of up to 200cpht for the Droujba kimberlite pipe. Karl Smithson, Chief Executive of Stellar, comments; "Since the Reverse Takeover of West African Diamonds was completed in late February 2010 the Company has moved quickly to restructure its operations and fast track production. We are in the process of boosting the capital at Mandala and Bomboko which will positively impact on our revenue generating capabilities in the near term. "The continued high grade being recovered at the Mandala mine, as well as the improving grades at Bomboko, is in line with our forecast and we are particularly pleased with the recent recovery of the 37 carat fancy yellow diamond from Mandala. The rough diamond market has recovered strongly since we commenced production in 2009 and we expect this to continue. This is recognised in our recent sales prices achieved. "We are very pleased with the Company"s accelerated progress as a newly quoted diamond producing company and I look forward to updating shareholders of our further progress in the near future." For further information please contact the following or visit the company"s website at www.stellar-diamonds.com In accordance with the AIM Rules, the information in this announcement has been reviewed by Karl Smithson, CEO of Stellar, a qualified geologist with 22 years" experience. Stellar Diamonds plc Karl Smithson, Chief Executive Tel: +44 (0) 7783 707971 RBC Capital Markets Martin Eales / Daniel Conti Tel:+44 (0) 20 7653 4000 Astaire Securities Jerry Keen / Charles Vaughan Tel:+44 (0) 20 7448 4400 Pelham Bell Pottinger Charles Vivian / James MacFarlane Tel:+44 (0) 20 7337 1500 About Stellar Diamonds plc Stellar Diamonds plc is London (AIM: STEL) quoted diamond mining and exploration company that was formed from the merger of Stellar Diamonds Limited and West African Diamonds plc. Stellar has a portfolio of projects in West Africa. Two projects in Guinea are in production, Mandala and Bomboko, which provide robust cash flow. Stellar also owns rights over four high-grade kimberlites that are the focus of further development. In Sierra Leone the Tongo and Kono projects comprise a series of kimberlite dykes, with the Kono project having produced 4,200 carats of diamonds through underground trial mining with Joint Venture partner Petra Diamonds. In Guinea the Droujba kimberlite pipe and the Bouro kimberlite dykes are located in proximity to the Mandala mine and demonstrate grades of up to 200cpht and 500cpht respectively. Forward-looking Statements This press release includes certain forward-looking statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein, including without limitation, statements regarding the future plans and objectives of Stellar, are forward-looking statements that involve various known and unknown risks and uncertainties as well as other factors. Such forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations, including delays in obtaining or failure to obtain required regulatory approvals. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. 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'Disastrous' new BBC Wimbledon show blasted
Fans and critics have rounded on the BBC's new Wimbledon show, presented by Clare Balding. 'A travesty and a tragedy' »
Andy Murray's wife Kim Sears as hot as her hubby in Wimbledon white
Making his SW19 debut as a married man, Andy, 28, had to endure 41C as he came through against Kazakhstan's Mikhail Kukushkin. In a short summer dress fit for the all-white Wimbledon rules, Kim watched on in support while other famous faces in the crowd urged the British number one over the line after a tricky tie. Tess Daly and hubby Vernon Kay, England manager Roy Hodgson and wife Sheila and Denise Van Outen all turned out to support Murray.Daily Mirror q
Woman Randomly Slain On Pier Stroll With Dad
The family of a woman randomly shot dead as she took an early evening stroll along a San Francisco pier have been speaking of their grief. Kathryn Steinle, 32, was taking photos with her father when she was shot in the chest by a man who did not exchange words with her, police said. Police Sgt Mike Andraychak said: "The victim said something to her family members to the extent that she didn't feel well.Sky News
Israeli officer kills stone-throwing Palestinian youth in West Bank
A senior Israeli army officer shot and killed a Palestinian youth who was throwing stones near a checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on Friday, Palestinian and Israeli sources said. A Palestinian witness and an Israeli military spokeswoman said the Palestinian was among a group throwing stones at an army vehicle near Qalandiya, a major checkpoint between Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah.Reuters
Four Seen By Medics In New Alton Towers Collision
Four people have received medical attention after a second Alton Towers rollercoaster collision in less than a month. The customers were taken to the Staffordshire theme park's medical centre as a precaution after a shunt on the Sonic Spinball ride. Officials said the two carriages "nudged each other at walking pace".Sky News
In pics: Dozens killed as military plane crashes in Indonesian village of Medan (15 photos)
A military plane has crashed into houses and hotels in the city of Medan in Indonesia, killing dozens of people. Local television showed black smoke and flames billowing from a residential neighbourhood. Red Cross worker Eko Triandi, who was helpingYahoo News
Rihanna Seeks Revenge in Racy New Music Video
Rihanna makes her directorial debut for her new music video Bitch Better have my money - and it is absolutely crazy.HollyScoop
Chris Pratt's Awful Jason Statham Impression Might Just Be Genius
First he took on TOWIE, and now Chris Pratt is taking on The Stath… be careful there, Chris. A sketch for 'Saturday Night Live' – which was left on the cutting room floor from when Pratt hosted the show in 2014 – has now been unveiled. Long before Mr Pratt mastered the twang of TOWIE (see below, from the Graham Norton Show), his British accent was clearly something of a work in progress.ben-arnold
11-Year-Old Schoolgirl Breaks Up With Boyfriend In The Most Epic Way
Breaking up with someone who cheated on you is always hard but this 11-year-old schoolgirl threw some serious shade at her former boyfriend. After telling him that she gave him two warnings about his ways in the past, she then tells him to not talk to her in middle school and that she never loved him.Yahoo News
Couple Turn Back Of White Van Into Dream Home After Getting Fed Up With Renting
A young couple fed up with rent bills using up all of their money have now moved into their dream home - in the back of a VAN. Adam Croft, 29, and Nikki Pepperell, 32, bought a beat up old white van and spent a year converting it into their new home. The couple, from Stroud, Glos, spent £3,5000 on the extra-large Ford Transit Luton and another £6,500 doing it up while they lived with their parents.Yahoo News
Fearne Cotton Talks Awkward Breastfeeding Moments And Admits She May Never Return To Work
Fearne Cotton may have left her job as a Radio 1 DJ last month, but she's "content" with life as a stay-at-home mum, she admits. In fact, the celeb mum confesses that she may never return to work again. The 33 year old, who has a two-year-old son Rex and is pregnant with her second child, says she found returning to work after her firstborn's birth "scary" – and dares any other mum to admit that they don't struggle leaving their child while they head off to work.Yahoo Lifestyle UK
Blondie's Debbie Harry is famed for her youthful looks - but who else is hitting 70 in style?
Debbie Harry celebrates her 70th birthday today, but you wouldn't believe it from looking at her face. Amazing genetics (and a touch of plastic surgery) have left her with one of the most youthful faces of her generation. But how do her fellow actorsSNAP.PA
Driver dodges ban with 42 points
Alex McFarlane triggered safety cameras seven times between June and August last year but each time failed to respond to penalty notices sent by police. On one occasion a passenger leaned out of the window and laughed and waved at the camera as McFarlane passed at 82mph. The 50-year-old construction site manager from Basildon initially pleaded not guilty to all offences but changed his plea to guilty at Southend Magistrates' Court on Monday, Essex Police said.Press Association
Brain Tumour Row Ashya Returns To Britain
A five-year-old boy who was taken out of the country because his parents believed he was not receiving the right treatment for his brain tumour has returned to the UK. Now, 10 months later and after receiving proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic capital of Prague, Ashya and his parents, Brett and Naghmeh, are back on British soil. According to The Sun, Ashya is "excited" to be back and wanted to see his grandmother.Sky News
This Scary Secret iPhone Menu Shows All The Places You Frequently Visit
An alarming 'secret' menu on iPhone which shows all the places you frequently visit has been highlighted in a Facebook video this week. The menu stores information generated by iPhone's location systems - and is buried deep within your iPhone's menu. To see what's in yours, go to Settings, then Privacy, then Location Services.Rob Waugh
Football - Gerrard turned down European move
The 35-year-old midfielder is set to be presented to his new club's fans at half-time of Saturday's Major League Soccer game against Toronto. Former England captain Gerrard is looking forward to a fresh start after admitting he wanted a new challenge. Gerrard has had to counter accusations he will have an easy life in MLS having played so long in the Premier League, but he is determined not to allow his personal standards to slip.PA Sport Report
Honeymoon is over for Greek couple who went penniless in NYC
Newlyweds Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis' long-planned "dream trip" to the U.S. ended in New York City, where their three-week honeymoon quickly turned into a nightmare: Their Greek-issued credit and debit cards were suddenly declined and they were left penniless. The couple skipped a few meals before spending their last dollars on dinner at McDonald's. Strangers from two Greek Orthodox churches in the city's Queens borough came to the rescue, giving them survival cash until their flight home to Greece on Friday. In Greece, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.Associated Press
Top Scientist Claims Aliens ARE Real And They Look Like Humans
If you had any doubt in the existence of aliens then you can now be sure - they are definitely real and they even look just like us. In fact, he thinks it's surprising that we haven't already discovered human-like beings, given the amount of Earth-like planets that have already been detected.Yahoo News
This Is How The Universe Could End, Scientists Believe
Having a bit of a slump? Feeling like it's all meaningless?Here's something to put it all in perspective.Scientists at Vanderbilt University predict that when the universe ends, everything tears itself apart as the universe's expansion spirals out ofRob Waugh
Ryanair to move Copenhagen-based aircraft after court ruling
Ryanair will move its one Copenhagen-based aircraft out of the country following a court ruling that airport staff in the Danish capital had the right to refuse to service its flights, the Irish airline said on Friday. Europe's largest low-cost airline's policy of employing people in countries such as Denmark under the less generous terms of Ireland, rather than local rules, has incurred the anger of Danish labour unions. The unions demanded that Ryanair sign a Danish collective agreement with its locally-based pilots and cabin crew.Reuters
Government To Release Secret UFO Files Which 'Could Prove Aliens Visited UK'
Files which UFO hunters believe could prove that an alien craft landed in Suffolk in 1980 are to be published by the incident. UFO hunters have campaigned for the release of 18 files about UFO sightings in the UK ,backed by Lord Black of Brentwood, who was assured in a Parliamentary question that they would be published in March next year. The files cover alien 'visits' such as the Rendlesham Forest Incident in 1983, U.S. Army personnel stationed near Rendlesham in Suffolk saw a strange, metallic triangle which was 'dripping molten metal' - and witnessed a light like a 'huge red eye'.Rob Waugh


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SMITHFIELD will turn pink this Sunday for a triathlon like no other.
Rodeo fans expect ride of lives
THE PBR Cairns Invitational will stamp its position as one of Far North Queensland's premier sporting events when the rodeo extravaganza begin tonight
Dolphins bid to block Bulls
THE Mareeba Bulls can all but sew up the FNQ premiership if they overcome rivals Stratford Dolphins tomorrow night.
English to lift Cutters
A SOUTHS man since he was eight years old, William English has felt every bit of the club's frustrations in a generation of near misses.
Shae eyes another win in North
TEENAGE golf ace Shae Wools-Cobb will resume his romance with the Far North this weekend to defend the FNQ Golf Championship at Mareeba.
Injury plight drives Sharks
PENRHYN Sharks have dedicated the remainder of their season to Innisfail Vikings severly injured reserve-grade player Danny Tutavake.
Northern Pride to punch through injury woes
DAVE Murphy's back is so bad the young powerhouse can barely lift weights in the gym.
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Tomic slams Rafter, Tennis Aus
BERNARD Tomic has saved his best serve for the post-match press conference. He's delivered a blistering attack on Tennis Australia and Pat Rafter.
Cricket ace Faulkner in serious DUI bust
WORLD Cup hero James Faulkner to be banished from Australia's one-day tour of England after being charged with serious drink driving offence in Manchester.
Kyrgios topples Raonic, Tomic and Stosur out
DAY five of Wimbledon has seen a stunning victory for Nick Kyrgios but Bernard Tomic fell to world No.1 Novak Djokovic and Sam Stosur had a "shocker".
Penrith on the prowl against sorry Souths
AFTER another injury plagued start to 2015, the mighty Panthers are back on the prowl, downing an off-colour South Sydney at the foot of the mountains.
Did ice play a part in murder?
POLICE will investigate whether Phil Walsh's son Cy Walsh, who was charged with his father's murder was high on ice when he allegedly stabbed his father to death.
Mal prepares Dane for a kicking
MAL Meninga believes NSW will be terrified of kicking to Greg Inglis and has devised a plan to protect Dane Gagai from an aerial "pounding".
Suns warned about Bennell's lifestyle
HARLEY Bennell's notoriety has spread across the AFL with the Suns receiving multiple warnings from rival clubs about his party lifestyle.
He's not the messiah, just a very good player
COOPER Cronk refuses to consider himself Queensland's Origin saviour. Even if his matchwinning kicks and victory record suggest otherwise ...
Report: Tomic at 'cocaine party'
BERNARD Tomic has been linked to a report he attended a party where drugs and alcohol were supplied to underage girls.
Circus school comes to town
RUNNING away to the circus is not exactly the act of rebellion it once was.
Back on right track
CONSTRUCTION on an upgrade of a boardwalk that is vital for tourism in the Daintree Rainforest will commence next month.
Indonesia's Jihadis on our doorstep
UP TO 500 Indonesians are believed to be fighting in Syria and this could spell disaster for Australia if they return with a renewed drive for attacks against foreigners.
Our cultures go on parade
FLOAT entries are rolling in for this year's Cairns Festival grand parade.
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SMITHFIELD will turn pink this Sunday for a triathlon like no other.
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Apple patent suits: Google arbitration talks; Samsung device additions
Apple and Google's Motorola Mobility are discussing using binding arbitration as a possible resolution to their ongoing patent dispute, according to a court filing. Bloomberg reports the two companies have exchanged proposals relating to industry standard patents. It's possible that a licensing agreement could pave the way to settling all patent disputes between Apple and Google. Apple recently settled its patent dispute with HTC.
Meanwhile, Samsung and Apple aren't getting any closer to resolving their patent disputes. A recent statement by Samsung mobile chief Jong-Kyun Shin indicated the company won't look to settle out of court, and U.S. magistrate judge Paul Grewel granted motions Thursday to include the iPhone 5, a number of Galaxy devices, and Google's Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS in the ongoing Apple-Samsung lawsuit, CNET reports. The inclusion of Android 4.1 is restricted to use with the Galaxy Nexus smartphone.
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Czech Republic Confirms Acceptance of 4 C295 Aircraft
A Czech Republic delegation headed by the Deputy Minister of Defence Mr. Libor Karásek has confirmed the acceptance of four Airbus Military C295 transport aircraft. The Czech Republic delegation visited different Airbus Military facilities in Spain, including the C295 final assembly line (FAL).
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The past few days have made a lot of difference in the foliage on the trees and shrubs. They are getting much prettier than I expected them too earlier. I was thinking today as we drove along, I should not have left my camera at home.
Kelsey Hughes and Rhett Higgins, both of Hodgenville, announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Joan Hughes of Louisville and John P. Hughes III of Indiana. A 2008 graduate of the University of Louisville with a Bachelor of Science in molecular biology, she is employed at Aldridge and Aldridge Law Firm.
The following marriage dissolutions have been granted in Hardin Circuit Court in Elizabethtown.
Michel Shane Childress, 30, and Stephanie Brooke Hagan, 25, both of Elizabethtown. Married four years.
William D. Cleveland, 68, and Dorothy J. Brown, 62, both of Vine Grove. Married two years.
Bradley James Palmer, 25, and Caitlin N. Bisson, 25, both of Elizabethtown. Married two years.
Timothy Donald Horner, 46, Radcliff, and Brandy Renee Shults, 37, Vine Grove. Married nine years.
The following marriage licenses have been issued in Hardin County.
Priscilla Ross, 29, and Andrew Saint Patrick Howell, 34, both of Radcliff.
Michele Christine Gigerich, 37, and Kelly Lynn Luther, 37, both of Elizabethtown.
Ashton Taylor McNew, 18, and Keegan Trent Sanganetti, 19, both of Elizabethtown.
Jodi Michelle Lasley Duvall, 30, and Christopher John Garcia, 30, both of Elizabethtown.
Crystal Marie Weber, 27, and Matthew Wayne Brandenburg, 28, both of Elizabethtown.
The following misdemeanor cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs. Totals include court costs and/or public advocacy fees. Birth year is in parenthesis.
Joseph K. Williams (1966). Disorderly conduct. Ninety days in jail, serve one day balance probated for two years on conditions in the order. Total $210.
Scott E. Mclain (1984). Possession of marijuana. Serve 15 days in jail. Court costs waived.
The following cases of Driving Under the Influence and the resolution of those cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. ADE is an abbreviation for Alcohol Driver Education, BAC is the Blood Alcohol Concentration reading, KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs, EIP stands for Early Intervention Program and VIP stands for Victims Impact Panel. A service fee is added to all DUIs and court costs are added to all charges. Birth year is in parenthesis.
Recipe Roundup is a week early this month to make way for Halloween recipes next week.
The recipes I am sharing this month seem to be really good.
The S' mores Brownies was requested by Catherine Smith, mother of some of my former students.
The Minty Meringue Drops recipe was one given to me as a thank you gift by friend Doris Campbell, who was the wife of my former English teacher, the late Shannon Campbell. Mike and I had made a large tin of bourbon balls for her son Jeffrey's wedding reception in Florida.
The Hardin County Senior Republican Women's Forum recently presented its annual scholarship to Hyman Dean, a graduate of Fort Knox High School. "This is the first time a young man has been the recipient of the scholarship in our organization's history and rightfully so," said Senior Republican Women's Forum Chairwoman Alice Pelkey during the presentation.
The Hardin County Democratic Woman's Club met Oct. 1 at the Nolin RECC Building. President Debbie Donnelly presided.
There were several guests and new members in attendance, Larry and Susan Black, Emily Kaiser, Jean Dudgeon, Susan Stiles, Rose Marie Rocha and Ellen Sexton. Dudgeon was recognized for her World Language Lifetime Award.
The Kentucky Repertory Theatre is taking on the most famous detective in literary history with a production of "Sherlock Holmes."
Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and William Gillette in 1898, the play was the first dramatized version of Holmes as he battles his nemesis, Professor Moriarty.
Sets for the play are being created by graphic-novel artist Bret Herholz.
The show plays at the Kentucky Repertory Theatre in Horse Cave at 7:30 p.m. CDT Friday and Saturday with 2 p.m. CDT matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
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