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The Evidence Regarding Injuries and Menstruation Some, though not all, studies have found an increased risk of injury during certain parts of the menstrual cycle. For example, in a study from Sweden published in 1989, researchers interviewed 84 female soccer players about their periods and injuries they had experienced. They reported an increased susceptibility to traumatic injury during the premenstrual and menstrual period, especially among those with premenstrual symptoms (such as irritability or breast discomfort). A study from Michigan, published in 1998, analyzed consecutive ligament injuries in 40 women and found that more seemed to occur during the ovulatory phase — that is, the middle of the cycle — than during other phases. An even more recent study of runners found longer interruptions in training due to musculoskeletal injuries among those with menstrual disorders, though no specific part of the cycle was associated with injuries. Similarly, a 2009 study found that the laxity (or looseness) in the knee varied for different women over the course of a menstrual cycle, but no consistent effect was seen for any particular part of the cycle. For example, some women had increased laxity and others had decreased laxity during the period prior to ovulation. A 2009 review combining multiple prior studies concluded that injuries of the anterior cruciate ligament (a ligament that provides stability of the knee during stress) seem to be more common during the first half of the menstrual cycle. A 2012 study found that when estrogen levels were highest (during midcycle) there were slight differences in how women landed when hopping — their legs were "more wobbly" and the arches of their feet collapsed a bit more than during other points of their cycles. Each of these studies found an effect of the menstrual cycle on injuries, but with different or inconsistent conclusions. 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Yet that same exercise routine — through weight loss and reduction of body fat — might also lead to cessation of periods, a condition that may, in turn, lead to reduced estrogen levels and reduced bone strength (also known as osteoporosis). As a result, more injuries, such as stress fractures, could follow. Several theories have been proposed to explain the relationship among exercise, injuries and the menstrual cycle. One suggests that the rise and fall of certain hormones affects the strength or flexibility of muscles, ligaments and tendons, but no proof of this or any other theory exists to help make sense of the observations. Athletic Performance and the Menstrual Cycle Again, the studies find inconsistent effects of uncertain importance. In one study, a group of swimmers was found to have poorer performance just before menstruation and faster swim times during menstruation, yet cross-country skiers were best just after menstruation and after ovulation (which occurs mid-cycle). 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In the recipe it says that mirin is a rice wine vinegar. I searched the web and found out that it is actually a rice wine. This means I can't use mirin, because of the alcohol content. You suggested to use rice wine vinegar with a bit of sugar. Can you tell me how much of both to use? Should I use the seasoned rice wine vinegar, or the plain one?
Good catch, I meant to say that mirin is a rice wine...and if you cannot find it, you can use a rice wine vinegar + a bit of sugar.
I suggest using unseasoned rice wine vinegar (plain) as the seasoned one is often very salty, but if you already have seasoned r.w.v it would still work.
Really the amount of sugar you use is to taste, you are just looking to take away some of the tartness of the r.w.v. (instead of 1/4 cup mirin, try 1/4 cup r.w.v + about 1 tsp of sugar...then give it a taste...it should be a bit tart and sweet at the same time).
I had to use regular green beans so I split them to thin them down. They did not cook enough during the "minute or two" in the wok and I have a commercial cooktop 18k BTU with gas, so I can get that wok HOT! So I had to remove them and microwave them to move them along, to keep from burning my garlic and ginger. Put them back in the wok, still crisp, and added the shrimp. Waiting for the "sauce to reduce and thicken", the shrimp were WAY overcooked and tasteless - marinated them for two hours AND added extra sambal. Real disappointment -
Hi Cindy. Sorry you had a bad experience. I have a few tips for anyone that might be discouraged by Cindy's experience and hopefully a few tips for you Cindy (that I hope help).
First of all, some beans are tougher than others. Some will cook in a couple of minutes and others may take longer. So you did that right thing to adapt (don't follow recipes - follow your common sense and technique). One suggestion though when using a wok is to simple add a tablespoon or two water and quickly cover with a lid (to steam them) - this would have been much better then microwaving.
Next, prawns come in different sizes too. Dawn specified 16 to 20 count but the key when cooking prawns is to just cook them. So again, forget the recipe and trust your instincts.
For example, if the prawns are cooked but the sauce has not yet reduced enough, take out the prawns and add them back.
For example #2, if the prawns are cooked AND the beans are cooked as well, but the sauce is still not reduced enough, take both the beans and the prawns out and reduce the sauce a bit more (unless too salty and then you can add a little cornstarch and water for thickening), then add the beans and prawns back.
For example #3, let's say the prawns are cooked, but the beans are still a bit tough, what do you do? Take the prawns out and let the beans cook some more.
And if the sauce starts to get to think - what do you do? Anyone?
Hopefully this will help you understand that cooking is about adapting. Stop following cooking times (as every cook has a different stove, different ingredients/sizes/types, etc). Cooking is about cooking until things are done and using your skills and common sense to adjust along the way.
Hope this helps and doesn't come across as condescending in any way, but rather informative.
Remember, success in cooking (and in anything) comes from the learning you gain from failures. Reapply and you will have success.
Here is a video Drill-down on "What is Sambal Oelek". The video link is also listed in the text recipe under step 1. Hope this helps!
In this and some of the other recipes the first ingredient in the stir fry is the garlic and ginger. I've never been able to add these without the garlic instantly being reduced to black burned bits. I'm cooking on a new wok on an electric stove so I'm sure my wok doesn't get as hot as a home gas stove or industrial. If the ginger / garlic cooks (burns) so fast why do they go in first? To infuse the oil? If so how do you do it without getting the charcoal results I'm getting? I've made this and one other recipe on here with very good results. But both times ive ended up dumping the gingery garlic charcoal, preparing the stirfry and adding the garlic as the sauce is reducing. I love making stir frys and My wife now asks what are you going to stir fry next with a hungry smile. Thanks for these great lessons
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I want to start with Roger Clemens.
And how the media handled well it's really interesting you know -- that in a lot of people didn't even realize that the trial was going on they did not handle this trial they did not talk about Roger Clemens.
And these sort of prosecutorial.
That went on what's climates.
And they also didn't really talk about the fact that this that this first trial ended they retry him again.
He was up for thirty years for lying to congress -- You know OK the people out now raise their right hand -- to congress not exactly.
But they do what I call sins of omission.
And they don't talk about what's really going on and in terms of the media bias.
The media does not follow what I call these sins of omission with congress.
All the time or -- I don't remember the media does a very poor job with that and I think even old Tony would.
What -- we hear further on it.
Yeah it'll be interesting to see if they analyze in light of the clemens' decision.
Why was -- headline today it was ahead on the question is will they analyze quote unquote.
The lies to congress these sins of omission the not remembering.
Both in terms of this and in terms of other things because there's a lot of that goes on in the media is dead silent time.
Mainstream media before we move on to second topic and we didn't plan to talk about this but interesting cover photo of John Edwards with real -- terror in the New York Post and I'm sure other papers -- -- -- it was an exclusive for the post.
Of them frolic game.
How do think the public.
Responds when the media captures a moment like that.
I think everybody thinks.
That the government waste a lot of money on this trial he's a complete pullout.
But do you put people in jail at the public expense for a lot -- she's pushing a book do you think the -- helping her sell books said.
Edwards a which.
How do you feel about that you know I'm in the publishing business I wish I'd had the book I want to make that kind of money you know you don't make many.
Is it at depends how much advance they pay her faded pair of big advance that'll make you know you don't need -- it could sell 101000 copies of the book.
If they cater a 50000 dollar advance they'll make somewhere between fifty and 100000 dollars on that -- plus some movie rights.
I -- Shanahan that's all I got -- that.
Okay you have another topic -- by having another cut topic which is the heckler at the White House's.
This is very agency made a Rose Garden speech I happen to be at the White House when that -- -- on Friday was it did you instantly feel it was within protocol are totally out of protocol OK it is interesting that in the in the past.
When that shoe was thrown.
-- President Bush by that Iraqi reporter.
The Democrats were the democratic media mainstream media was very sort of silent about that people laughed about it I thought that was very -- the media.
However on this front and it is true and the daily caller supported their position by saying well.
You know at Helen Thomas and those folks.
I used to shout questions the president and then he is in protocol.
When the president starts to walk away -- shout shout questions I have never been at the White House and I spoke with former president White House -- association.
I would -- -- there George content from my you know four non.
Nobody has ever erupted the president in the Rose Garden speech or or -- at the White House that was out of protocol why did he do it.
I have no I didn't now he was it not announce that they were gonna have quite.
He made an area code well I I think and I did not begin last night on on the Hannity show probably get less on Hannity show -- -- that look.
I completely miss -- it I thought the president was going to walk away from the podium at that time.
I made an error he conceded that point -- Annie Annie said it was not my intention to -- and.
I just wanted to make sure as this president tends to do he doesn't just.
Walk away and not have at least not gonna ask my question.
Every president walks away doesn't have your questions and number two is I think that the reason he finally made is at call -- you know originally.
The on the daily caller web site they supported what he had gotten.
Is that he's little for it loses protections bullet I.
I I agree on the whole point it -- guys in the White House's.
Of course of course yeah absolutely up -- absolutely -- -- comment from Brian Conway who says the president is not royalty in the old days we threw rotten tomatoes and cabbages at them.
Whacked -- happen but comment from Gordon Christopher meanwhile back at the ranch the Democrats refuse to see the emperor has no clothes.
And yet but look but he he.
Ultimately did the president answered the question now of course -- but I never did this and it.
What happens which is in it and it was not a -- and that is what happened -- -- at the Rose Garden.
And then when she begins to turn.
As -- beginning to turn.
That's when people shout out -- where Valentin is beginning to turn you had asked the question he's not -- answer no he's not going to be answered -- -- when he is on record.
And when they when they show on television it is on record the questions are being asked that the prisoners and there is a for a.
If the president -- answer questions are ready pre -- -- ready to the person he knows who who what what they're gonna ask.
And then he answers maybe one or two in the walks -- I think I think this particular journalist.
He he.
Did this out of protocol which I.
And any if that's what I did for.
It's too late don't just say one of the things about what the president calls -- Both President Bush and President Obama had not.
Taken real calls it and from the audience that had not been the last president to really sort of reach out and just take for many but it was President Clinton.
And of course president Herbert walker bush did.
But the last two presidents have not so was equal opportunity.
Access access or lack -- but that's still.
Wrap presents a problem for a lot of journalists and in some of our colleagues are among them.
Who don't have that exact opportunity to have the seat in the room.
But they don't have that opportunity ask the president what steps -- -- right great that was so interesting for -- -- for today thanks to both thank you Alan and Tony Tony come back -- -- LA and we always look for you on FOX News -- with our buddy -- Scott hit thirty and 11:30 PM on Saturday.
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Days Inn San Antonio Alamo/Riverwalk902 East Houston Street, San Antonio, TX 78205 (Show map)
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Score from 119 reviews
Walking distance from river walk
Location was excellent for my stay. Location was walking distance of start/finish of sa Rock n Roll Marathon.
It was quiet so I could get rest.
North Richland Hills
that it is so close to all the sites. all in walking distance. very reasonable.
Good location and serene environment
Everything was very nice and friendly.
close to Riverwalk. We walked everywhere and did not have to pay for parking, again.
I really liked that it is within walking distance to downtown and the Alamo dome. They also have a pretty decent continental breakfast. We also had trouble with the mini fridge but they were really quick to solve the problem!
great location staff was friendly
Location was great for accessing downtown on foot.
Centrally located in San Antonio, Texas, this motel offers convenient amenities minutes from several attractions, including the famous Alamo, Riverwalk and River Center Mall. Days Inn features a complimentary daybreak breakfast for a good start to the morning. Enjoy the complimentary high-speed internet, then take a refreshing swim in the pool. Points of interest such as the Convention Center and the Alamodome, home of a variety of sports competitions, concerts and special events, are within 3 blocks of the hotel. A variety of dining, shopping and entertainment is also within steps of the Days Inn Alamo. Motel: 82 rooms , Hotel Chain: Days Inn. The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 11 at 3:27 PM from the United States.
OutdoorsOutdoor Pool InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPublic parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 10 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Fax/Photocopying GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Air Conditioning Check-inFrom 2:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
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We loved the staff. Their personalities and there willingness to go out of their way to make sure all of our needs were met was absolutely amazing. Nothing was too much for them no matter what you needed or asked. I cant say enough of wonderful things about this people. Everything was in walking distance of the Riverwalk. The rooms were large and beds very comfortable. We are already planning out next trip to San Antonio and the first reservation made will be at the Day's Inn.
Walking distance from river walk
Air fresher was so intense we had to leave the doors opened :)
Location was excellent for my stay. Location was walking distance of start/finish of sa Rock n Roll Marathon.
Light over bathroom sink would not come on when we awoke at 5:00 am. Telephone did not have cord so we could not call office. I asked for a late check out and was told their policy was one hour late check out at a cost of $30.00. I have stayed in many hotels and have never had to pay for a late check out fee for one hour. I checked out at Noon. So when I checked out, I mentioned the light and phone to clerk. She said we had not mentioned earlier as we had stopped from coffee returning from the marathon. I told no I hadn't but the more I thought about the late fee charge the more I thought I should voice my complaints. I asked for manager and told clerk I felt I should be compensated for the room issues, manager told clerk to give me 10% discount. Clerk said we should have called. Well, phone was not usable. We had to get an early start to the marathon. Would a maintenance man been available at 5:00 am within a matter of minutes???
Spacious and well designed room, pleasantly furnished and equipped with modern TV, microwave oven and refrigerator. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was limited but satisfying. Many major tourist attractions and convention center are within walking distance.. Excellent value. Ample parking space.
Spotty cleaning. Wi-fi was complimentary but very slow
It was open.
My reservation was confirmed with a credit card but when I arrived I did not have a room. It was late so I took what was left. I requested a 1st floor handicap with two beds. I got one bed when there was a two bed available. The bed was hard. Bed cover was torn. Shower flooded the bathroom floor completely. It was supposed to be non smoking but it was evident to be a smoking room. I was only there for six hours and I was glad to leave. The continental breakfast was terrible and the space was too small. My room was on another street from the office, which was too far and difficult to access for handicapped customers. I would like a credit for the terrible service I received. The price was too high for the type of room I had.
It was quiet so I could get rest.
There was mold on the shower curtain and the grout and caulk on the tub had mold. The sink faucets were very dirty and had not been cleaned in a long time. Looked like dust between them. Made me not want to touch anything. Needed paint and the door to the bathroom looked like it had been flooded. On the whole, it was poorly cleaned. Ice machine and soda machines were out of order.
that it is so close to all the sites. all in walking distance. very reasonable.
Uncaring staff: broken coffe maker in room: no tv remote: moldy smelling bathroom: dirty Shower/tub
The room service I didn't care for the way it is run, one day the room wasn't clean at all, another we were out of the room all day when we return it was after 7pm had to call to have the room clean because customer leaving rooms was more of a priority.
Good location and serene environment
My personal opinion: I thought the staff could be a bit more friendly and helpful.
Everything was very nice and friendly.
The days we stay the pool was closed and my kids didnt got to use it.
close to Riverwalk. We walked everywhere and did not have to pay for parking, again.
I had to pay to park at the hotel. Not happy about that.
staff unfriendly rooms not clean pool closed coffee station - water tepid, microwave filthy
I really liked that it is within walking distance to downtown and the Alamo dome. They also have a pretty decent continental breakfast. We also had trouble with the mini fridge but they were really quick to solve the problem!
I did not like that there were cigarette burns in the blankets.
great location staff was friendly
Not what they advertise. Run down split by a highway. Rooms smelled
Location was great for accessing downtown on foot.
One bed not changed and no clean sheets available from front desk.
The cleaning lady gave me some air fresher for the room.
Actually we were very disappointed. The rooms really smelled bad the bed spreads looked and smelled dirty. The shower curtain fell when my husband fell getting into the bathtub. The shower curtain was attached to the sheetrock and not the 2 x 4. Then we had to pay to park on your premises which was never mentioned at the time we booked or at the time we registered.
store nearby..
too far away from market square
Carpet dirty. Hair in the sink. Not enough towels. Ask if they could bring more towels. Waited 15 minutes and called back. Didn't have enough staff to bring towels. Saw door open were towels were. Asked if I could get some. Didn't know this was self-service motel. Bad news motel. You should pay me to stay.
The location was very central and walkable to all attractions.
It was tired and shabby, carpets were very dirty and bathroom needed an over haul.
bfst was pretty poor
The close proximity to where we wanted to be.
The room stank of smoke and we asked for a no smoking room. The complimentary breakfast was near non-existent on both mornings of our stay and when we asked for bread they didn't have any even though there was a shop just around the corner this happened on both days and the staff were not at all concerned. Our cloths smelt constantly of smoke and we had to buy a deodoriser for the room which made no difference what so ever.
Smoke smell (invest in febreeze) , poor wiring in entire room, tv was black and white most of the time, had to pay additional to park (at my door, it's a motel people not a luxury hotel), coke machines that take your money and they won't help you get the drink (they should have a key to the machine), pillows were flat, not enough towels for number of guests, refrigerator froze anything put in it.
close to everything we where going to see and do.
- Nothing was plugged in - refrigerator did not work - air conditioner did not cool properly - bed and pillows were hard - sink was not clean - shower diverter valve was not working properly
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Red Roof Inn San Antonio DowntownIn Texas, this fully non-smoking hotel is 4 blocks from the Alamo. It features an outdoor pool and rooms include free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 14:11 from $63.74 |
Courtyard by Marriott San Antonio Downtown/Market SquareThe San Antonio Riverwalk is one mile from this Courtyard hotel in Texas. The hotel features an outdoor heated pool and a gym with guest rooms that offer free Wi-Fi.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 22:29 from $76 |
Travelodge Alamo/RiverwalkThis San Antonio, Texas hotel offers a free daily breakfast and guest rooms with coffee makers. The Riverwalk entertainment area and the historic Alamo are within walking distance.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 15:40 from $40.01 |


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7:47am Wednesday 30th October 2013 in News By Catherine Phillips, Reporter
TRIBUTES have been paid to a talented and popular footballer who died after a hit-and-run incident.
Jonathon Stuart Palmer, known to his friends as Jon, was leaving the Duke of York pub, in Berrow, near Malvern, when he was hit by a green Audi Cabriolet car, also leaving the pub, at about 1.50am on Monday.
Paramedics attended but the 21-year-old was declared dead.
The driver of the Audi left the scene and the car was found abandoned nearby.
Family pays tribute to popular footballer Jon Palmer
PE teacher Grant Mathews, who taught the gifted sportsman at Hanley Castle High School, remembered him as a "lovely, energetic, enthusiastic young man".
He said when Jon arrived at the school in year eight he was already a West Bromwich Albion Academy player.
"He made a great impact on the school when he arrived. Jon was very gregarious, outgoing and everyone's friend."
He left the school in 2008, at the end of year 11.
Mr Mathews said: "I remember him very well. He was a delightful young man at school, a brilliant sportsman and was very much part of the furniture here.
"He was a charming young man who had great friends and was very popular among all the pupils.
"Jon was also an exceptionally gifted and talented footballer. It's a sad loss to the school and for all who remember him."
Mr Palmer played for Gloucester City AFC under-18s and was in his fourth season of playing for Hanley Swan Football Club.
Graham Holmes, secretary at Hanley Swan FC, said everyone was in shock.
"Jon was a keen footballer and a very good footballer who was well liked by all of his team mates and got on well with everyone," he said.
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When a lawyer is unnecessarily hostile to, combatative with or harrassing a witness. For example "Do you really expect the jury to believe that?" or "WHERE WERE YOU ON THE NIGHT OF FOURTH? WHERE? HUH? ROBBING A BANK?"
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The December Kaiser Health Tracking Poll finds a 13 percentage point rebound in Democratic support for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but no overall change in support or opposition since November. In spite of all the attention and controversy surrounding the law and its implementation, the poll finds that nearly half of the public say it won't make much difference to them or their families.
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Al-Tabarî's acquisition of knowledge was to embrace not only history, Qur'an exegesis, Hadith and Fiqh, but he also possibly wrote in the field of ethics and had an educated person's interest in Arabic poetry. In Ta'rikh ar-Rusul wa'l-Muluk, a work that took forty years to complete, Al Tabarî looks at Antiquity and the Islamic period up to 915. As an objective historian, he hardly expresses any judgment, and keeps a global vision of history.
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Canelo Hills Winery sells to Flying Leap Vineyards
Friday, January 11th, 2013Canelo Hills Vineyards & Winery in the Sonoita/Elgin region announces its winery is now under contract to Flying Leap Vineyards, one of the state's newest domestic wineries.
Canelo Hills' owners Tim and Joan Mueller tell their story on their website: "In 2003, a doctor, a counselor, and a classical singer, in true pioneering spirit, moseyed on down to the rolling ranchlands of Sonoita to plant some wine grapes. Now they harness Arizona-grown grapes to make award winning, old-world style wines."
For 10 years, they've enjoyed the successes and challenges (freezes, frosts, hail storms, etc.) of running a family winery and producing fine Arizona wines; they are now ready to move on to other ventures.
Tim has been the winemaker at Canelo Hills. A Harvard and Stanford-educated doctor, he enjoyed turning his scientist's mind to the art of wine making. Luckily, he liked to be busy—in addition to making the wine, he served as handyman in his 'free time' from a full-time position as a psychiatrist at the VA Hospital in Tucson.
Joan has served as the business manager and farmer of Canelo Hills. She left a successful private practice in mental health counseling to tend to the needs and whims of the grapes and to run the tasting room; she generally ran the family farm.
Daughter Kathryn, has served the business as director of marketing while pursuing her professional singing career.
Flying Leap to take over
Canelo Hills is now under contract to one of the newest Arizona wine ventures, Flying Leap Vineyards. The owners of Flying Leap, Mark Beres and Marc Moeller, both 1991 graduates of the US Air Force Academy and seasoned pilots, are committed to the success of their business and brand. With the help and support of their families, they have made this the primary focus of their lives.
"With developed acreage in both Sonoita AVA and Cochise County, Flying Leap will now offer a diverse portfolio of ultra-premium, carefully crafted wines from tasting rooms at its newest estate vineyard on Elgin Road along the Sonoita Wine Trail and its newest tasting room in historic downtown Willcox, opening in March," said Beres.
Beres, a retired Special Forces pilot in two theaters of war, most recently worked in the engineering and system integration business at Raytheon. He grew up in the Walla Walla valley of southeastern Washington State and spent his formative years working in local vineyards and cattle ranching. He has enjoyed several years of successful large-scale commercial viticulture experience including all phases of vineyard development.
Among his many aviation achievements, Moeller served as an instructor pilot for Air Force II, which transports the Vice President of the United States. Moeller is a first-generation American who grew up with deep and diverse connections to his European family that owns a private vineyard, grows wine grapes, and has produced wines for many generations—he learned the wine-making craft first-hand.
These former pilots have more recently been flying much closer to the ground, plying their talents as farmers, engineers, and managers to the literal roots of establishing Flying Leap Vineyards in their Willcox vineyards, planted in 2011. Their humble mission: To be the Southwest's most successful commercial vineyards and winery by sustainably producing premium wines from the highest quality Arizona-grown wine grapes.
It's no mistake they chose to buy this winery 'next door' to Callaghan Vineyards; owner Kent Callaghan, their mentor and consultant hand-crafted Flying Leap's 2011 vintage.
Stop in to say good-bye… and hello
Joan, Tim, and Kathryn (and their shop dogs) are winding down their stay in the Canelo Hills tasting room on Fridays and Saturdays for the rest of this month. Saturday, January 26 will be your last chance to stop by and wish them well and pick up some of the classiest wines in the region.
Beres said, "We are working like crazy to get everything ready to open. A massive sandblasted HDU Flying Leap sign—8-feet wide and almost 50-inches tall, weighing several hundred pounds—will be erected so visitors to the beautiful southern Arizona wine country can find us."
This winery is located at 342 Elgin Road in Elgin, 7.5 miles southeast of the Sonoita Crossroads.
Cheers to the Muellers, Moellers, and Beres on their new ventures!


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Vintage Aluminum Folding Lawn Chair Re-Webbed with Western Belts. Yee-haw.
I decided to finish my upcycled vintage lawn chair. Finally. So I decided to quickly list it on Etsy as I'd like to make a few more of these pups. And I've never seen a chair like this before...I love how it turned out. And I love it's firepit time again, where I'll sit in my new favorite campfire chair.
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Now, that is just too cool!
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Thanks, The Queen of Fifty Cents! I'm working on another belted chair, a lil' different than this one, and will post pics soon!
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Is there way to sort questions on "unanswered/my tags" page by date? There is a "newest" tab, but it's shows all questions, not only with my tags.
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Just to say it is dangerous to see a country as a whole, as an individual I have to ask myself if where I live is a good place, and I do not really care about if my country is doing well (this is not completly true, because of the laws that polician build at the level of the country and because I follow John in saying that we are in a Crisis era wher people go away from the political "Center" toward a slow but inexorable move to the "extrem" and THIS will differ from country to country, not region to region).
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