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Each day our editors monitor 50 wine industry blogs and select the most relevant, recent postings. A summary of each posting with a link to the blog is listed below.
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What's Young Is Old Again (Irony In Uruguay, And Narbona's Recent Releases)
May 16th
The Gray Market Report
Note to wineries: Label alcohol percentage accurately
May 16th
Wine Curmudgeon
The federal government's three-drink limit
May 16th
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May 16th
Hosemaster of Wine
The Feiring Squad Misses The Rapture
May 16th
Jim's Loire
RAW Wine Fair: the arrival of Mil'Pat @St Katharine Dock today
May 16th
Wine Spectator
Stop Whining About Bordeaux Futures
May 16th
The Connoisseurs' Wine Blog
The South Will Rise Again-Beware The Santa Rita Hills
May 16th
Grape Wall of China
WoSA Sommelier Cup: Mainland China semi-final slated for Beijing
May 16th
Nick's Blog
Chateau Pavie Macquin - The Cinderella Wine and Her Story
May 16th
Steve Heimoff
Alexander Valley, here I come!
May 16th
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Hot New Winery Death
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Presenting the 2013 Wine Enthusiast Wine Star Award winners
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While the player is stuck on the Allods in the beginning of the game, exploring the galaxy plays an important part later on. Then cooperating with other players, optimally a guild, becomes very important: operating a ship requires multiple players and many quests lead into player vs. player areas. Constructing an own individual space ship takes up a lot of resources, which is of course sped up with more participants. Other than that the crafting system simply requires the correct job skills, collecting resources and mixing them together with a recipe.
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Vatican denies free Christmas crib linked to corruption scandal
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The Vatican said on Thursday there was no link between its decision to accept the gift of a nativity scene in St Peter's Square and allegations that it had previously paid inflated prices to have them built.
This year's larger-than-life Christmas tableau depicting the biblical scene of Jesus' birth, worth about 90,000 euros ($120,000), was donated by the southern region of Basilicata, one of Italy's poorest.
Some of the documents that sparked this year's 'Vatileaks' scandal indicated that in 2009 the Vatican paid an Italian company six times that amount, about 550,000 euros ($720,000), to build its nativity scene in the square.
The letters, leaked to the media, mentioned the payment as an example of corruption in the city state's business dealings.
Monsignor Giuseppe Sciacca, deputy governor of the Vatican City, was asked by reporters whether accepting a donated crib was a response to the scandal.
"This is exclusively the result of the offer by the Basilicata region to give us this gift, which, with a minimum of good sense, has been accepted," he said.
In the leaked documents, Sciacca's predecessor, Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, said the exorbitant cost of the 2009 crib was an example of how the Vatican was losing money through corruption.
Vigano said he had managed almost to halve the cost of the 2010 crib. He was subsequently transferred to the United States, despite an appeal to his superiors to be allowed stay in his job, in what he saw as punishment for doing his work too well.
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He didn't play in Monday's game against Detroit and it's uncertain when he will return. Waiters is averaging 15.2 points and shooting 36 percent from the field.
Point guard Kyrie Irving missed his ninth straight game with a broken left index finger. He's expected to return later this month.
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I want to enjoy my last days - not waste them having chemo: Doctor Kate Granger tells why she's stopped the treatment that could prolong her life
A year ago, Dr Kate Granger was diagnosed with terminal cancer aged 29.
As she told Good Health, five months of treatment left her so ill she decided to stop.
Here, in an extract from her new book, she explains the devastating impact her decision has had on her husband, Chris Pointon, 35 — and why she still believes she made the right choice...
'Despite Chris supporting my decision, one of the most difficult issues for me is seeing him struggle to come to terms with our situation,' said Dr Kate Granger (pictured with Chris on their wedding day in 2005)
Chris has cried to himself virtually every night since I came home from hospital in January, having decided to stop my treatment.
I try to ignore it and pretend to be asleep when he comes to bed.
He has been brilliantly supportive and completely understands my desire to stop the torture of the treatment.
He was finding it increasingly distressing watching my suffering, which then exacerbated his own feelings of helplessness.
Most people did not really see what we were going through and I was only seen on rare days wearing my brave face when I felt reasonable in between chemotherapy sessions.
But while chemo did shrink my tumours, it made me terribly sick and I had complications such as bone marrow failure, which left me in great pain and put me in hospital with life-threatening infections.
I didn't know if I could survive any more, mentally or physically.
As a doctor, I am very realistic about what treatments can achieve. I am not hunting for a miracle cure, because I don't think that will happen for me.
After diagnosis, the average life span of someone with my type of cancer — desmoplastic small round cell tumour — is 14 months, and I have now survived 12 months.
Over the seven years I have worked in medicine, I have witnessed hundreds of deaths, mainly in older patients, but also in younger ones.
I've seen a lot of needless suffering, severely ill people flogging their bodies to death with different treatments or more chemo in pursuit of something that is never going to happen — possibly just to please their families.
This has crystallised for me what I want for myself: a dignified and peaceful death.
I hate all the emotive language used around cancer. It's always a 'battle' and sufferers are always 'brave' — words for wars.
Society and maybe my profession put pressure on sufferers to try all treatments, to jet all over the world for a miracle cure.
But when people like me decide not to prolong life, does that mean I am not strong or fighting to stay alive?
'As a doctor, I am very realistic about what treatments can achieve,' said Kate
I have said I will accept further treatment only if it enhances the quality, not the quantity, of the days I have left.
But I'm choosing to take control of how I live — I just want my old life back, even if it's for only a couple of months.
We have had a hard time explaining this to everyone, particularly to Chris's family.
And despite Chris supporting my decision, one of the most difficult issues for me is seeing him struggle to come to terms with our situation.
At home in Wakefield, I normally go to bed an hour before Chris; he tucks me in and gives me a goodnight kiss and then goes back downstairs to spend a good hour weeping to himself.
I don't know how to help him. The trouble is that while I have completely come to terms with the fact that in a few months I will be dying, Chris can't accept that the situation is way beyond our control.
He struggles with my matter-of-fact attitude and gets upset at the smallest of comments.
I am perhaps not as sympathetic as I should be, always telling him: 'Pull yourself together, darling.'
When he is upset he talks about what life will be like without me and how he won't be able to cope.
This is very difficult to listen to, and is a source of great annoyance for me. I need him to be strong so he can shore me up.
Seeing him struggle emotionally makes it much harder for me to cope with my own feelings and thoughts.
I am the one who is dying and facing potentially a painful, protracted and horrible death, but all he seems to be able to think about is himself.
Perhaps I am the one who is being selfish, or perhaps neither of us is thinking of the other.
Chris also does not share my black humour on the topic of dying. I flippantly make a comment that, being a petrol-head, he can buy a Porsche with my life insurance money.
'What if I don't?' he responds.
'I'll haunt you!' I reply. He does not find this amusing.
The doctor in me really wants to sort him out. The wife in me is upset by his distress, and he is my biggest concern at the moment.
I can easily see how he may very well develop a grossly abnormal grief reaction when I do die if we do not attempt to get him to come to terms with everything sooner rather than later.
In order to help him, I arranged a consultation with the palliative care team for both of us.
Although I am abandoning all medical care, I am happy to take anything that will alleviate any distressing symptoms that I have now and at the end.
I am determined not to waste a precious second — perhaps this is contributing to my insomnia
Chris had not accompanied me to an appointment for a long time, but I nagged him to come along to this one.
The session — with the palliative care consultant and one of the Macmillan nurses — felt more like a marriage counselling session.
My eyelashes are growing back, so I deliberately wore mascara because I was determined not to cry.
This kept me focused.
The team work out that one of the reasons Chris is struggling emotionally with this is because he's so used to planning ahead in his management job for Asda that he cannot get his head around my 'live-for-the-day' philosophy.
Slowly, over the coming weeks, Chris manages to accept that we have to live for the day, and it helps as we begin to work through my bucket list.
Getting back to work at Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield, had been an ambition since I became ill.
In August 2011, when I was diagnosed, my oncology consultant told me he didn't think I would work again — and I have been determined to prove him wrong. Quite simply, I love my job and always have.
But I was a little apprehensive about doing my first 'grim reaper' talk with a patient's family.
Strangely, I used to find this a satisfying task, and the difference you can make by properly preparing a family for the death of a loved one in a timely fashion is immense — it's one thing I can do to help Chris and our families in the time I have left.
But now, faced with a patient of my own, I was worried that I'd get over-emotional about the situation.
It was a lovely lady in her 90s who had suffered a massive brain haemorrhage.
She'd been very independent, and from what her family said, was a game old lass who had enjoyed a few whiskies.
In fact, it was easier talking to them than I'd expected and the conversation went as well as it could have. They were realistic and agreed that our focus of care should be on her comfort and dignity.
When I do my grim reaper talk, I am very clear, almost blunt, because the patient and loved ones are often in emotional turmoil and the more straightforward you can be the better.
However, I have got better at it because I now know what it's like to be that patient.
For the loved ones, it sometimes is not spelled out just how seriously ill the patient is. We only get one chance to get this right.
Chris and I struggle with seeing all our friends starting their lives — while our married life is soon to end — and my own life, too
Not only do medics have to be clearer to families about this, but we have to put more emphasis on what the patient wants and follow their wishes.
Do they want to be resuscitated?; do they want to know if they are dying?; what do they want their family to know?; where do they want to die? I desperately want people to be better prepared for death.
As well as not wanting to prolong a poor quality of life for myself with brutal cancer treatments, I made it clear from the earliest days of my illness that there is no way I want to be resuscitated.
I could easily have a blood clot or cardiac failure, but I want nature to take its course.
We have to be realistic about what medicine can achieve and be more patient-centred. Some senior consultants see a patient's death as a failure on their part — but death is part of life.
And there has to be dignity in death. I have led crash teams, done chest compression, seen hundreds of people being resuscitated.
It is not like Casualty on TV — it's brutal, undignified, a horrible process with only a small percentage surviving. Why would a seriously-ill person want their body pummelled like that?
As the weeks go by and my symptoms gradually worsen, the feeling of living on borrowed time is strengthening.
For this reason, I am determined not to waste a precious second — perhaps this is contributing to my insomnia. Death is constantly hanging over me and everything that I do.
It's so difficult, though, as no one can predict what is going to happen or how long I have left.
I could die of a blood clot tomorrow, or it could be many months away. I do not cope well with this uncertainty and these thought processes dominate my mind during the night, especially in the quiet hours when I cannot sleep.
A bowel obstruction is a likely mode of death, given where the tumours are, says my consultant. It causes horrible symptoms — difficult-to-control vomiting and pain, and I have witnessed such deaths.
It does not fit in with my plan for a serene death.
Chris and I have crammed more into the past eight months than in the whole ten years we've been together
I would seriously contemplate suicide instead, even though it goes against everything I pledged when
I became a doctor. I have already stockpiled enough appropriate drugs in the house to make sure this would be successful, but hope it won't come to it.
I would dearly love to die at home — in all likelihood at my parents' house, partly so that my personal care can be attended by Mum. I also think it will help Chris to cope if I am there.
I am lucky to know that I will die in the near future because I can prepare my loved ones. But I do feel bleak sometimes thinking about what lies ahead.
My two best friends have just got engaged and have asked me to make their wedding cakes and be their bridesmaids. One of them has set a date for next summer.
In all likelihood, I won't be there to follow her up the aisle — but I do plan to make a fruit cake for her well in advance.
My brother and his wife are expecting their first child in January — but I daren't imagine being here for that, much as I want to.
Chris and I struggle with seeing all our friends starting their lives — while our married life is soon to end — and my own life, too.
Of course, we do get a bit weepy. We recently had a brilliant day on the Orient Express but Chris said at the end: 'This is what we should be doing for our 40th wedding anniversary — not now.'
But life goes on. I have hospital work to do, funds to raise, views to change — I hope my colleagues and the public in general will accept my honesty about death and take some comfort from it when they are dealing with their own or a loved one's final days.
I could descend into misery or enjoy the life that I have left, and I'm choosing the latter. I have that bucket list to work through, after all.
Chris and I have crammed more into the past eight months than in the whole ten years we've been together.
November sees us jetting off to New York first class — courtesy of a kind medical colleague's Air Miles.
And I know there is a Tiffany bracelet and designer handbag just waiting to be snapped up!
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There is no true "predetermined starting time". It is a time the TD might start a tournament.
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@TadDude: Well, by "predetermined," I meant whatever time I set the tournament to begin, as opposed to an Auto start.
Helpful as always; many thanks!
You can set any date you want. That just changes the auto-start to manual start and buries your tournament at the end of this list.
The date you choose is just a hint to the registrants about a start date.
Go to the end of the list to find upcoming tournaments like this:
http://www.chess.com/tournament/evans-gambit-accepted2 "Starts on Oct 14, 2011 @ 3:00am (1 month 24 days ago)"
http://www.chess.com/tournament/russian-tournament-3 "Starts on Oct 15, 2011 @ 3:00am (1 month 23 days ago)"
@TadDude: I think I understand this better now. I can arbitrarily set any starting date and time I want, but the tournament won't start until I manually activate it, regardless. Do I have that correct?
That is ideal. I was afraid that if I set a time, then the tournament might start too early before I would have enough registrants.
Thanks a lot!
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Day 1 Seminars will be conducted by top filmmakers/educators in the video/filmmaking industry, including Keith Kelly, Buisness Story Coach at Innovative Communications. An expanded TRADE SHOW will also be an important element of day one with many of the leading software and equipment manufacturers participating and showing products just released at NAB 2012.
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In two days, voters in Wisconsin will decide whether or not to recall their governor, Republican Scott Walker. It's been one of the most expensive statewide races in American history. And the stakes in that election could have national implications for unions, for deficit hawks, for businesses, even for President Obama's re-election. We'll tell you why in a moment in our cover story today, but first to some news out of Syria.
The mother's milk of many political campaigns is the survey — a snapshot of how likely voters feel about particular subjects. But a recent study suggests that only 9 percent of people asked to take part in surveys actually do, calling into question any survey's findings. Slate reporter Will Oremus offers his insight.
A day of, what else, pomp and circumstance in London today.
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CNN: History of environmental movement full of twists, turns
It was one of the most surreal images in American history: A river, so fouled with industrial waste that it caught fire and burned. In June 1969, Cleveland's Cuyahoga River become the poster child for the birth of the modern American environmental movement.
No matter that this was at least the tenth time the Cuyahoga had ignited. The times, they were a-changing, and a burning river confirmed what many already believed: The environment was changing, too.
Rachel Carson's book,"Silent Spring," published seven years earlier, had lit the spark. The mild-mannered government scientist documented how the pesticide DDT was jeopardizing countless bird species, from tiny hummingbirds to the national symbol, the bald eagle.
Smog from traffic and factories had become a national concern. And six months before the torching of the Cuyahoga, a massive oil spill soiled the shores of Santa Barbara, California. In the midst of the anti-Vietnam war movement, the women's movement, and more, a divided America also found room for an environmental movement.
"We have been acting out the classic cartoon image of a man sitting on the branch of a tree and sawing it off behind him," wrote Philip Shabecoff in his 1993 book,"A Fierce Green Fire: The American Environmental Movement." Shabecoff described environmentalism as a"broad social movement" that was attempting to build a"desperately needed but difficult and obstacle-strewn road" out of humankind's increasingly polluted predicament.
The movement was sanctioned in April 1970 with a nationwide quasi-holiday, the first"Earth Day." New organizations formed to rally the masses: Friends of the Earth (1969), the Natural Resources Defense Council (1970), and Canadian-born Greenpeace (1971). Books touting recycling, vegetarianism, and all aspects of a"green" lifestyle hit the best-seller list.
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I was forwarded this article from the folks over at Kissing Suzy Kolber, which talks about an upcoming book by Jeff Pearlman, which chronicles the Cowboys during the Aikman-Irvin-Smith days. Now you might be asking why we are writing something that deals with the Cowboys, well I'll tell why. It is because there is a chapter in the book titled 'The Last Naked Warrior,' which focuses on Charles Haley. Here is an excerpt from that book from Pearlman:
Haley would stroll up to an unsuspecting (49er) teammate, whip out his phallus, and repeatedly stroke it in his face. Players initially laughed it off…
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NEW YORK (AP) — Former International Monetary Fund leader Dominique Strauss-Kahn and a hotel maid have settled her lawsuit over sex-assault allegations that sank his political career and spurred scrutiny of his dealings with women on two continents, a judge said Monday.
State Supreme CourtJustice Douglas McKeon announced that after lengthy negotiations the parties "came together and put terms of a settlement on the record." The amount of the settlement was kept confidential.
The lawsuit stemmed from a May 2011 hotel suite encounter that also spurred criminal charges, forced Mr. Strauss-Kahn's resignation from the IMF and cut off his potential candidacy for the French presidency.
The housekeeper, Nafissatou Diallo, a 33-year-old from Guinea, told police Mr. Strauss-Kahn forced her to perform oral sex and tried to rape her after she arrived to clean his suite. The 63-year-old Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who has since separated from his wife, has said what happened was "a moral failing" but was consensual.
The criminal case was dropped after prosecutors said Ms. Diallo had credibility problems.
She said she always told the truth about what happened between the two and would press her claims in the lawsuit. Mr. Strauss-Kahn called the suit defamatory and countersued for $1 million.
Mr. Strauss-Khan did not attend the hearing on Monday. Ms. Diallo, her hair covered by a leopard-print scarf, looked composed and resolute as the deal was announced.
"Ms. Diallo is ready to move on," her attorney, Kenneth Thompson, said afterward.
Mr. Strauss-Khan's attorney, William W. Taylor III, thanked the judge.
After Ms. Diallo came forward, other sexual allegations emerged against Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who had been known as a womanizer but largely viewed as debonair.
French judges are to decide by Dec. 19 whether to annul charges linking him to a suspected prostitution ring run out of a luxury hotel in Lille. He acknowledges attending "libertine" gatherings but says he didn't know about any women getting paid to participate.
Another inquiry, centered on allegations of rape in a hotel in Washington, was dropped after French prosecutors said the accuser, an escort, changed her account to say she wasn't forced to have sex.
And French prosecutors also have looked into writer Tristane Banon's allegations that Mr. Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her during an interview in 2003, a claim she made public after his New York arrest and he called called imaginary and slanderous. Prosecutors said they believed the encounter qualified as a sexual assault, but the legal time frame to pursue her complaint had elapsed.
The Associated Press does not name people who report being sexually assaulted unless they come forward publicly, as Ms. Diallo and Ms. Banon have done.
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Here's the thing about cops. Mostly, I only encounter them when I get a traffic ticket or if I have to report a theft. They seem reasonably competent and like they're doing their job.
I once had two cops draw down on me because of a mistake - they thought my friend was driving a stolen car. He wasn't. It was scary, but we stopped and did what they said. They discovered the mistake, and we went our way.
I am aware of one case in which a cop beat up an innocent man because someone else wrongly identified the man as the shooter in an officer-involved shooting. Turned out the cop had shot himself (accidentally or he was just nuts) and then made up a story about someone else shooting him. Cops shooting pet dogs is a problem, but that's on a much lesser scale.
The point is, outside of someone shooting or otherwise attacking an officer, I've never seen a case (personally) where people who behaved reasonably had any major trouble from a police officer. Act right, and the odds of you having a problem are almost nill.
By the way, I do NOT advocate the position that if you haven't done anything wrong, you shouldn't have anything to fear. Civil liberties are precious, and I don't think we should lie down for a surveillance state. But if you see the blue lights behind you, pull over and act like an adult. If you need to, ask for your attorney and don't say another word, but don't act like a fool.
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Answered July 02, 2013 15:25. Also any visa approval notices from USCIS, etc. If you are a naturalized citizen, then your naturalization certificate (costs $385 to replace if you lose it!)
Answered July 02, 2013 15:00. Need more facts. What is your current status? Generally you should keep your birth certificate and passport with you. If you are a green card holder you should always have that with you. It is also good to make photocopies of important documents.
Answered July 02, 2013 15:57. All of them. Every application you filed, every receipt notice, every request for evidence, every approval notice. Save it in electronic form if you can and in paper form.
Answered July 02, 2013 18:52. You should have a copy of anything you have ever sent to or received from any immigration-related agency.
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Answered July 08, 2013 08:05. You should maintain all of your immigration records in a safe place. I recommend saving documents electronically and in hard copy. That would include, all applications you have filed, receipt notices, requests for evidence, court orders, approval notices, etc.
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