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haha I remember when I was smaller I alway used to play this game when I was by myself. Jumping from tables to chairs never touching the ground afraid i would get burned by the lava. $5 plus I would def buy one.
i lost in that game :(. 5.
best game ever!
2nd best was: keep the balloon up.
if the balloon touched the ground it would explode
Yes! Oh, my childhood.
Good, except I think you lifted the TV directly off of "Get Some Fresh Air".
i used to play that game all the time! 5
haha i used to play that too except the floor was made of shark-infested water
Hmm... The cat is ginormous. But I like it.
Hahaha!! Oh, childhood days. I would totally wear this.
great idea! the cat seems too big compared with the boy.
This is GREAT!!! I would like to see some spillage around the top of the volcano; it looks a little too "clean". This, however, is awesome
It could be a "wild cat".. get it.. it would be larger than normal....? .. yeah.
i used to play this except with crocodiles... until the day my brother split his face open on a desk... chairs with wheels are dangerous...
i would like it better in black but 5
nice work as usual, julian!
The places where the lava meets the legs and TV look REALLY bad. You either don't know how to draw it, or just got lazy.
I'm sorry, that sounded harsh. The concept is really good, but the execution is lacking.
Fantastic concept but like Lionel said im pretty sure the TV was lifted from http://www.threadless.com/product/422/Get_Some_Fresh_Air#zoom
OMG I love this, print it!!!
I figured I could either spend my entire life drawing TVs or I could use my talents for a nobler cause so I used the same TV in two different designs. If it makes you feel better, though, I'll turn myself in for copyright infringing myself.
Im glad your ok with taking other peoples work. Whatever makes you feel good if you get a good score. Ill make sure and keep a look out for plagiarism in your future designs.
The lava game cost me a trip to the ER with a broken finger when I was thirteen. I was trying to ride the lava staircase on a foam mattress. I MUST HAVE THIS SHIRT!
Im pretty sure its ok to lift an image off your own design.
Hoo boy. GET SOME FRESH AIR IS HIS DESIGN, FOLKS!! However I think you should have drawn the TV just so that it would fit better with the rest of the design. It would also be better if the kid (and maybe more than one kid) was stepping from furniture item to furniture item. I like the concept a lot though.
great, but it could use more detail.
I don't know why, but I like this :)
hahahahaha 5$
Haha, I didn't realize it was his design. Sorry.
Damn people - quick to jump on that little wagon before checking it all out (where you would find that the tv is from his design). Really love the idea, and agree with whoever said that there should be some spillage coming up from the volcano. Maybe a little explosion? Flying lava? The kids attitude is great, and I feel like the person dying is a grown-up who didn't feel like playing... Good job!
hahah one time the dog had bad flees and they would like be on the ground in the carpet and it was funny cause he would jump from couch to couch trying not to touch the floor and my freind greg said he was playing the floor is lava
we were on vaction thats why the flees got so bad
we extermanited the next day
Haha, nice
love this game! another version was that the floor was an ocean infested with sharks
I have no idea what this game is everyone speaks of, but I like the shirt.
I played this game all the time when I was a kid. My house actually had orange carpet so it made the game that much better.
I really like it, i'd like to see different colours though. I played that in my english class. Except ours was like..acidic orange juice and lava and we had to use these blocks of wood to make a bridge across the room. That was fun. 5 dollars.
acidic orange juice and sharks* Makes no difference though.
awesome idea!!
I grew up in a house with red shag carpet so I can relate to this. Great concept that just needs some more thought and attention to details. We would throw couch cushions on the floor as little islands to jump/walk on. Some of the older kids would piggyback a young kid while going from one side to the other. We would throw pillows at each other while trying to get around. Sometimes we would work as a team to see if we could get the cat across with everyone having to be a part of it. ---- This design has only one kid and he's bored. Where's the drama ? The floor is made of lava !
Seems lifted from toothpastefordinner.com
The original shirt/design is here.
Hm... Seems lifted from toothpastefordinner.com.
Original image can be seen here.
This design is much better.
I had this same idea for a design, damn you! hehe great execution. 5
oh sweet memories...
I think I'm five again.
Great. I used to play this all the time on the playground. Except our game was a bit more like tag... we had a lava monster who tried to eat everyone. I would always win because I would climb on top of the monkey bars where nobody could get me...
Anywhoways, I love it. Lots.
haha... yes... still play this game... only now its when im drunk...
I feel like the kid should be standing up. I mean, if the floor's made of lava (game or otherwise), I would symbolically try to be as far as away from the lava as possible, IMO.
I loved this game - and the don't step on the (insert color of tile that there is less or here, or if you are advanced then color of tile that there is more of) and all the others are in hot lava, like in the mall or the grocery store. That was a good one too. I still play those with my kids.
great idea! the cat is huge though and something seems a bit off? maybe the colors?


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i've long been an advocate of the idea of having a handle or patch of some kind, that is a different colour to the rest of the shirt on a props jersey. That way, there can be no binding on the arm, no slipping of binding etc and it all becomes easier to spot - Hand not on the coloured patch = penalty.
Then we can all stop messing around and get on with some rugby (And I speak as a front row forward who's only talent comes in the form of scrummaging and throwing in to a lineout)


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Picture Above Grace L. Hudowalski #9, Mary Davis, Herb Lance, and A. T. Shorey on the trail to Marcy, in the 1940s - photo by Edward C. Hudowalski #6
Here you will read about who we are, what we do, a list of the 46 peaks, instructions on how to register to become a recorded 46er and much more. The website also contains a schedule of club-sponsored events including its summer trail maintenance projects--in which you are welcome to participate even if you are not a 46er--as well as a history of the club, and a roster of all those who have completed and registered their climbs of the 46 High Peaks.
Climbing the 46 is about more than just receiving a patch for the accomplishment. It is a personal challenge that will reward you with memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. If you choose to take on the adventure, please climb safely, with concern for your fellow hikers and respect for the magnificent environment you have the privilege to explore.
Sally Hoy #2924W, President
WINTER MEETING: The Winter meeting will be held Saturday, March 22, 2014. The price will be $33 for adults, $17.50 for children ages 4-12. Further information coming soon.
BULLETIN - OFFICE OF THE HISTORIAN The Correspondence Process has been a tradition within the 46ers since the club's conception. In order to move forward with the new climbing season approaching, modifications have been put in place. Please visit the How to Join section.
Forty-Sixers Honor Herb Clark, 46er #1
While cold rain forced the club-sponsored tribute to Herb Clark to be held indoors instead of at the St. Bernard's Cemetery in Saranac Lake, the wet weather did not dampen the spirits of those who attended. More than 100 people gathered at the Cantwell Room of the Saranac Lake Free Library on May 26th to honor Herb Clark, 46er #1. Many of the men paid homage to Clark by dressing in his standard hiking attire—a long sleeve shirt and tie.
Forty-Sixer President Sally Hoy (#2924W) welcomed all those attending, including a large number of Herb Clark's descendants, as well as Roger Marshall, son of George Marshall (46er #2). Peggy McKeller (#2857W) led the group in the singing of "The Forty-Sixer Song," and Suzanne Lance (#1802W) presented an historical overview on Herb Clark's life and his hiking adventures with Bob (46er #3) and George Marshall in their quest to be the first to climb all the 46 High Peaks. Tony Solomon (#3626W) recently retired Chair of the Historian's Office, presented each of Herb Clark's grandchildren with a replica of the club's climbing Certificate of Accomplishment. Several family members recounted their personal remembrances of Herb and his wife Mary Jane.
Following the ceremony a number of hearty souls braved the wind and rain to go to the cemetery to see the memorial stone that the 46ers purchased to honor Herb Clark's designation as 46er #1.
To view tribute program click HERE.
Your 46er Contributions at Work, 2013 - 2014
While 46ers who were in the High Peaks for the club's fall meeting on October 5 were enjoying the cooler temperatures and vivid colors of autumn and anticipating the first snows of winter, the 46er Executive Committee was thinking about spring. The Executive Committee considered funding proposals for a number of stewardship projects in the High Peaks that are being planned for the spring 2014 season. Thanks to the generous donations of our members, the Executive Board approved funding support for several major trail improvement projects, including ATIS-sponsored bridge work on the Elk Lake/Marcy Trail, the annual spring trail sweep conducted by the ADK paid trail crew, and the first phase of a multi-year project to improve sections of the trails on Colden's summit.
Responsible stewardship of the High Peaks area is an important part of the mission of the 46ers. Your contributions make it possible for all of us to "give something back" to the mountains. Thank you!
Below is a list of all of the stewardship projects that the 46ers have supported in 2013 and will be supporting in 2014: -- $6,000 For ADK's Pro Trail crew to complete a pre-season trail sweep and blowdown removal. (2013/2014) -- $5,100 Paid for a Wildlife Conservation Bear Steward at the Upper Works Trailhead to educate campers and hand out bear canisters. (2013/2014) -- $4,619 Awarded to the DEC for materials to replace bridges damaged by hurricane Irene. (2013) -- $5,000 Fund established to support Lean2 Rescue efforts to rehabilitate high peaks lean-tos. (2013/2014) -- $20,000 For labor costs for the ADK's trail crew to place bog bridging between Algonquin and Iroquois. (2013) -- $10,000 For materials for the ATIS trail crew to replace the bridging on Elk Lake/Marcy Trail. (2014) -- $15,000 For phase 1 of labor for Mt. Colden trail improvements (2014) -- $1,400 Paid four camperships for area children to attend DEC Conservation Camps. (2013/2014) -- $1,791 Grant for Fessie Washburn film preservation (2013) -- $542 Paid for a grave-side memorial honoring Herb Clark as 46er #1 (2013)
$81,952 Contributed or Pledged to date during 2013/2014
-- Member dues ($8 per member) financed the 2013 daily operations of the club including: $4,485 Office of the Historian $1,681 Trailmaster Projects $16,814 Publication of two issues of Peeks Magazine $2,680 Outdoor Skills Workshop. $100 per participant (up to) refunded for completion of a Wilderness first aid course.
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If you have been avoiding climbing Iroquois because of the quagmires of mud, muck, and stagnant water along the Algonquin/Boundary/Iroquois ridge, you are in for a pleasant surprise! The spring the Adirondack Mountain Club's profesional trail crew [under the supervision of Andrew Hamlin (ADKT Trails Coordinator), Robert Daley (Forester 2, DEC), and Wes Lampman (North Country Operations director, ADK)] built a series of stringer bridges...Read more


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Saturday, 12 November 2011
Meanwhile, moving pictures... of another kind
While Katie hibernates, I have been busy with all sorts of different projects. Some are too new to announce. I always worry about jinxing things! But the main thing on my mind has been the two children's concerts, in Saffron Walden and Hatfield. Here are a couple of pictures of the Sinbad and Scheherazade concert at the latter. Here I am painting away to The Sea and Sinbad's Ship - the first movement of Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade. The pictures shift and change to the music. I guess it's another way of bringing art alive for children.
The proof pages (first practise printing) of Katie & the Starry Night are in, and everything is looking just fine, which I'm delighted about. Publication is scheduled for next summer.
Meanwhile, I am very excited to announce that I have been invited back to Edinburgh in early December to launch the Tesco Bank Art Competition for schools at the National Portrait Gallery of Scotland. The gallery is newly refurbished, after being closed for several years. It will be a spectacular sight to see, fully restored, and I'm incredibly honoured to have been asked to do this. Originally they asked Nicola Benedetti, but she was busy. I hope they know I can't play the violin!
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cant wait to hear more!! after settling my girls to bed with 3 Katie stories tonight, my eldest Amelie 4 says mummy what else does this james mayhew do? now i can tell her... thanks x
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Hi James,
I don't know if you remember me but I was teaching at a school in Letchworth and you came and spent the week with us. You worked with all classes and finished the week with a collaborative piece of artwork on four panels which included Surprise! (tiger), Van Gogh's sunflowers and Monets bridge. It was fabulous! I have now changed schools but would like to contact you about visiting children in my new school. How can I discuss it further with you?
Kind regards
Emma Hawkins
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.— Matt Hasselbeck will get the start for the Tennessee Titans in the preseason opener Saturday night against his former team, the Seattle Seahawks.
Hasselbeck, battling Jake Locker for the starting quarterback spot, gets to open the preseason in part as the incumbent starter from a year ago, says coach Mike Munchak. Hasselback was the Seahawks' primary starting quarterback from 2001-10.
"It wasn't a big decision. I think Matt (Hasselbeck) deserves the start," Munchak said. "If it means anything, it's his hometown and where he's played. He was a starter last year, so I think he should be the first one out of the box with the ball in his hand."
Munchak said he would like to get Hasselbeck about 12 to 15 plays, and then insert Locker, last year's first-round pick, to finish the first half. The game is also a homecoming for Locker, who played at the University of Washington.
Munchak did not commit to reversing the roles and starting Locker next week when the Titans (No. 21 in the AP Pro32) travel to Tampa Bay for their second preseason game.


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SEAN Rigg is expected to be out for six to eight weeks after tearing a hamstring last weekend.
The damage was revealed by a scan yesterday after the winger pulled up injured during Saturday's 3-1 win against Torquay United.
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'Return to Oz' reunion follows road to fourth installment
SUNY Oswego alumni of color will gather this month for "Return to Oz," the fourth in a series of reunions that began in 1996, but whose genesis traces to the early to mid-1980s.
Mon Jun 10, 2013
SUNY Oswego alumnus gift adds up to hometown help
James F. Okoniewski, a graduate of Fulton's G. Ray Bodley High School and SUNY Oswego, feels strongly about two things: his love for his hometown of Fulton and the Oswego County area and his belief that mathematics is a key subject for success in life.
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Alumnus' passion, research earn high award
Oswego graduate Todd Pagano has been named one of four "U.S. Professors of the Year" by two prestigious higher education institutions.
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Five Inducted into Oswego Athletic Hall of Fame
The Oswego Alumni Association and college Athletics Department welcomed five to the Oswego Athletic Hall of Fame at an induction ceremony Oct. 27 in the Sheldon Hall Ballroom.
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Tue Oct 02, 2012
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An alumnus who was the first in his family to have a passport and had his life changed by a study abroad experience through SUNY Oswego has made a generous gift to the college to pass on the opportunity of international experience to current and future students.


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Friday, June 26, 2009
The Elderly Will Be the Losers Under Obamacare
President Obama is well aware of the fact that America cannot afford universal healthcare. Well, duh! Therefore, something has to give; some individuals need to be thrown under the Obama bus because their lives aren't as valuable as others.
And guess which group will receive the healthcare rationing that is unavoidable under the Obamacare plan? The elderly, that's who--the same group who voted 54 percent to 44 percent for McCain. By the time Obama gets done with them, if his abominable plan gets passed, that 44% who drank the Obama Kool-Aid, including my parents--real Obama lovers, will regret the day they went to the polls and voted for "hope and change" because that hope and change may cost them their lives or that of their lifetime partners.
Read the comment that the president made regarding abandoning care for patients whose health "is not necessarily going to improve", via Newsbusters:
Obama Says We Shouldn't Treat Old Folks to Save Money And the Media Goes Deaf
"I am wondering when the euthanasia folks are going to start touting this one? I mean, it sure seemed to me as if the most caring, most civil, most intelligent president evah just said that healthcare could be cheaper if we don't give old folks and the infirm the full measure of care they now get. It appeared that Obama said we should just let them die or suffer because they aren't worth the effort. Imagine if Bush had said something like this? The left wouldn't have hesitated to call him any manner of names. Oddly, though, the Old Media have not had so much as a raised eyebrow over his statements on Wednesday.
Obama said during the ABC Special on Wednesday night that a way to save healthcare costs is to abandon the sort of care that 'evidence shows is not necessarily going to improve' the patient's health. He went on to say that he had personal familiarity with such a situation when his grandmother broke her hip after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Obama offered a question on the efficacy of further care for his grandmother saying, 'and the question was, does she get hip replacement surgery, even though she was fragile enough they were not sure how long she would last?'
But who is it that will present the 'evidence' that will 'show' that further care is futile? Are we to believe that Obama expects individual doctors will make that decision in his bold new government controlled healthcare future? If he is trying to make that claim it is a flat out untruth and he knows it.
Does your homebuilder negotiate with your city hall over whether you get a building permit, or does the permit get levied no matter what? Does a cop decide if you really broke the law, or does he simply arrest you and let the courts hash it out? Does your tax preparer negotiate with the IRS or is he supposed to just calculate your tax bill on their terms and have you pay the required amount?
Government does not work by negotiation. Government does not work from the bottom up. It works from the top down. This singular fact means that no doctor will be deciding if you are too old or infirm to get medical care. It will be a medically untrained bureaucrat that sets a national rule that everyone will have to obey. There won't be any room for your grandma to have a different outcome than anyone else's.
So, what will it be then? Who will decide when medical care is just too expensive to bother with? Who will be left to perish because they just aren't worth the lifesaving effort? Well, for sure it won't be any members of Congress or anyone that works for the federal government because they won't be expected to suffer under the nationally socialized plan. It also won't be Obama's buddies in the unions who are about to be similarly exempted from the national plan, at least if Senator Max Baucus has his way.
Ah, but we are told that Obama's ideas on healthcare are 'evolving,' dontcha know? During the recent campaign for president (that was only 7 months ago, if you'll recall) Obama insisted that he would never tax your healthcare benefits from work. He even ridiculed McCain for proposing such a plan. Lately, however, he's 'evolved' toward saying that such a new tax is on the table. What about his stance against fining people and businesses that don't join his UberPlan? He was against that sort of coerciveness before. Now he's 'evolved.'
Originally, he said it was 'healthcare for all,' but as of Wednesday night, it seems he's 'evolved' to say that only those worth the bother should get healthcare. The rest should be left to died and/or suffer. If he does any more 'evolving' we'll all be finding just who is 'worth' what as far as he and his Democrats are concerned. Somehow I'd guess that many of you reading this today won't quite be worth as much as certain others!
Let's hope none of us are ever in a position to find out if Obamacare deems our grandmothers worth saving.
And what ever happened to the left's mantra that healthcare is a 'right' and that money should never enter into a life or death decision? Now Obama is saying it's just too darn expensive to save the old and infirm? Will our friends on the left now disown Obama the 'murderer'?
Even worse, why has the media remained mum on the possibility that President Spock, Doctor of life, just said that old folks are too expensive to treat? Hello, CNN, NBC, New York Times... anyone?"
Sounds like a tradeoff--free healthcare for illegals at the expense of the elderly.
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- Diogenes said...
Preying on old people's fears is despicable, even for you. You've taken something Obama talked about at some length and twisted it beyond recognition, just to play The Great Rightwingnut Fear Card again and again.
You rightwingnuts love to ask "Do you want the government standing between you and your doctor?" How about asking "Do you want an insurance company executive standing between you and your doctor?" because that is exactly the situation that exists today. And that insurance company exec, if he decides the patient doesn't need/get the treatment, POCKETS the dollar savings. No vested interest there, eh?
Yeah, Obama's going to decide personally if your grandma lives or dies. And if he doesn't kill her, he' probably ship her to an internment camp, thanks to the confidential information he's having ACORN colect in the 2010 census.
You should be ashamed. - June 27, 2009 at 1:11 AM
- Debra Moore said...
I have nothing to be ashamed of when I state the truth. If this healthcare plan passes, the elderly will have their much needed healthcare rationed.
One day you will be one of the elderly. See how you like his grand ideas then. - June 27, 2009 at 10:09 AM
- Diogenes said...
PROVE IT! You have NO BASIS for your ridiculous assertions.
If you're correct that it's "the truth" then you should have no probem proving it. - June 27, 2009 at 1:16 PM
Diogenes, you really not get it. Obama stated that the elderly and infirm would not get the quality of care they get now. It is not Debra making wild claims it is Obama stating as much. Learn to right you left wing nut
- June 29, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Diogenes said...
He did NOT say that, that's the "spin" that was added by rightwingnut bloggers. This is just another case of Ms. Moore and company saying anything they feel like saying, truth be damned.
If he said it, provide the quote and the source. That should be easy enough to do
You can't, because it never happened. - June 29, 2009 at 11:18 PM
- Debra Moore said...
Hey, Diogenes, use that brain God gave you and get out of the Obama trance you're under.
A way to save healthcare costs is to abandon the sort of care that "evidence shows is not necessarily going to improve" the patient's health. What do you think Obama meant by this statement?
When he refers to individuals whose health is not necessarily going to improve, that sure sounds like abandoning the elderly or the very ill to me. So I guess he wants them to suffer without treatment. Hope and change! - June 30, 2009 at 9:04 AM
- Diogenes said...
You hear what you want to hear, nothing more, nothing less. You LOVE to jump to ridiculous conclusions if it means you can knock this administration in the process.
Did you listen (or read) what Obama said about his grandmother? I mean, ALL of it, not just the snippet quoted in your post. His grandmother was dying of cancer, with six months to live. She fractured her hip. One of the treatments for a broken hip, at her age, is just replacing the hip altogether. But it is painful and it takes awhile to recuperate -- much more than 6 months when I had one of mine replaced two years ago, and I'm a lot younger than Obama's grandmother was, and I don't have terminal cancer. And yes, more expensive. What Obama was saying is: do we spend the money and put Grandma through the ordeal of a hip replacement, knowing all the while that she's never going to get out of bed anyway as she'll probably be dead before she could even attempt to walk on her new hip. Perhaps the more compassionate (and, yes, less expensive) option is to simply treat the fracture conventionally, make sure she had pain meds (which she probably will anyway, thanks to the cancer) and let her enjoy, as best she can, the time she has left.
Those kind of decisions are made EVERY DAY, right now, but it's almost exclusively done with patients that don't have insurance coverage. Obama's plan basically says, "You know, let's take the patient's economic resources out of the equation. et's get everybody coverage, and then we ALL can start making sound decisions based on what's best for the patient, instead of what the patient can afford.
And if you think that that means having a government bureacrat coming between you and your doctor, wake up. You've got somebody standing between you and your doctor RIGHT NOW, and you may not even know it. It's some insurance company claims adjuster. Don't you know why your insurance coverage is noted on your doctor's chat? Doctors are pretty familiar with the plans of larger insurance companies in a given area. They know, through experience, what the insurer will pay for and what they won't. It dictates a lot of courses of treatment TODAY. - June 30, 2009 at 2:25 PM


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Pay for your parking is the new measure being enforced by Brighton City Council for users of Preston Park.
The changes, which were confirmed in a council meeting yesterday, have come as a response to a petition of over 2,000 signatures which were in favour of a change to the current parking situation. Park users can now expect to pay as much as £3.00 to park their vehicle whilst the maximum time limit for parking will also be reduced to 6 hours.
Councillor Peter West and cabinet member for the environment and sustainability has overseen the new changes and said: "Parking in Preston Park is currently uncontrolled and as a result it is becoming a free car park for commuters, residents and visitors to the city."
The new proposals have already caused divided opinion amongst park users. Lorna Mason, who visits the park on a regular basis, opposed the new charges insisting she did not want to have to pay just to walk her dog.
More concerns were also expressed by one park warden who said that the new charges would mean she would have to now take public transport instead of driving adding to her weekly travel costs.
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Yes what is that sustainable farming is really being much more sensitive to the environment.
I mean if you go back you know conventional farming -- -- -- -- you -- -- you get rid of it after a lawyer with every other beneficial bugs.
Frank and who knows what happens -- you know those phrases they they wash off.
So it's very sensitive to what we apply.
We've we try to use natural techniques whether it's.
-- bird boxes.
You know the birds he a lot of room to bugs.
Bat boxes because that's -- enormous amounts bugs.
You know for rodent control -- could put in.
Raptor boxes.
And thus they -- the rodents.
Things like that -- a lot of cover crops as well.
And with -- cover crop because grows in between the vines and up walks in the top soil so if you near the Napa river.
That's topsoil is not drying out and blowing off and -- that sentiment getting into the rivers sort of really locks and and and things like government booms.
You plant those.
We we chop them up our cut them up.
And that brings nitrogen and actually brings nitrogen back into the soil so techniques like that is -- do you think it makes the wine tastes better.
Where is -- just more for like.
It year conscious.
Who what it really does without a doubt it's really improves the local environment we grew up -- kids we actually we saw the Napa river degree.
Over the years.
Less steel had.
Coming up.
And so we.
The main motive was to protect and -- enhance improve our local environment.
-- rivers coming back alive again worst you that are coming up.
Because the collective efforts of all the disaster environmental decision it was -- my decision I think.
I'd like to believe and I think it does -- -- better quality -- if you former properly.
Of course.
If he if you don't watch it carefully -- more susceptible to mold and mildew and things like that this is somewhat delicate yet it's more delicate moment if you really on top of it that it increases -- -- -- OK so then from sustainable farming we go to organic wine which are two different things yes one -- with the land the other now is with the great I suppose there's one -- step beyond sustainable matters organic certified.
In the vineyard and -- so it's a much more rigorous set of rules.
It's -- -- There's organization could do that and that's that personal that's requirement for yet point.
And then if you have the organic grapes and yet they do certain record keeping within the winery -- -- the wind is organic.
The biggest stumbling block here in the United States is that.
-- fights have been added to wind production since the really the beginning of time to be -- of wind production.
Hundreds and hundreds of years.
But at the addition -- -- it's not allowed under organic wine.
It's organically certified -- in the United States.
You cannot cancel flights in Europe you can't as you called organ off so yeah this kind of a double standard can ask which continent why is that.
They each took a different approach I think he's right so what -- -- what seventy what you want your on the allows sulphide side you know I would say.
I would like to see -- allowed.
It would really open up the market to the production of organic wines here United States that's the big it's huge hurdle.
I think -- and certainly yeah trends.
Think this notion that everybody wants a drink and organic -- I mean at the end of the day.
The -- and done for years and years -- -- us now it's kinda interesting because they think you know warning is.
Very close to organic you know now I don't natural -- -- You know -- like you know you got produced.
Scary things like that -- where there is a huge organic crates so.
I don't see the print this strong push for organic wines as -- do in either produce.
OK so at this moment you don't have an organic one.
We do not and hasn't heard sales at all now OK -- -- market I think has been -- how have they been because we did have a a little bit of a setback.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- People are still struggling and are they are they buying one.
Yes they are in fact they've always been buying -- throughout the recession.
However they've they've changed -- buying habits hasn't from higher priced wines like you know some of these here down -- more moderately priced wines.
So the you know if you look at the per capita consumption -- the gallons of -- sold the United States on macro level it's it's been flatter up.
A little bit.
But if you look at you know like -- like ours -- -- -- luxury segment.
What would -- -- -- how much -- -- we took this one -- suggested retail was is -- -- Napa Valley -- wanna mention earlier -- -- most popular -- point seven dollars from the shelf.
Yeah this one is generations as part of her family reserve me.
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-- OK so themselves this category.
Literally come January 2008 are growing growing growing over five years very nicely.
And in 2008 it just.
Like some of satellites which really and went down.
And then about the summer of 2009.
Some -- lights are back on and they say literally it religious interest are growing up.
Growing again -- summer 2008 December 2009 you know us his January -- agitation as -- us -- and come summer 2009.
We are now back up to our pre recession levels and and -- night -- -- -- -- strong single digit.
Percent growth.
Because we didn't the United States did surpassed France as the you know we -- more we consume more than that definitely what you're saying then is -- -- consuming high end wine.
It's -- and come back.
It's starting to come back I mean how do you and -- accounts free beer you very small portion.
One consuming that states.
Really yeah I think somebody winds comes out there who like -- want collect flying weather they know a lot about it here are but they're certainly.
And more people you don't hear about the bring up that you know modestly priced I want want to everything fifteenth when he found solace are less.
I would take -- five to -- 515 dollars bottle.
Yeah is this kind of a modest.
President and you're not in that.
No not these we're we're actually about that right -- -- and wiser about that yeah.
In the Charles -- we do have a son I'm want it runs about fifteen to seventeen dollars so -- -- -- upper end of that those relating during the recession now.
It's the five to ten dollar warns that we're.
Hot really it's -- -- the dollar store greatly the -- was -- Costco Wal-Mart and five dollar lines yeah so but this categories come back very strong are retail room.
We're we have.
Broader offering a very high and -- -- limited release wants another 3500.
Dollars a bottle.
And actually those are doing quite well right now.
So -- consumer.
There is coming back I do you feel like they're just a ton of -- lovers out there lately.
And -- also feel like there's a lot more young people drinking wine -- at least when I was -- oh absolutely right when I was young we -- slips out of -- can discussing it are absolutely the the.
-- speak only one to 35 -- so.
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With -- so -- had that is great that interest me at -- Huge market for us for the whole country -- old world.
In years to come.
So it's fantastic OK so you have this established brands.
Generations old 150 anniversary last year.
How do you keep it growing -- keep getting out there without becoming stagnant because you do have all these little young is coming up the ranks probably AMB Property right around you yeah.
What we have you know we have the fourth generation coming along we have two.
My Brothers older daughters two of them restarted work for the -- beginning of the year.
So now they're gonna -- when he got my.
-- because in honor that undoubtedly.
Play because.
As you pointed out earlier that Robert Mondavi label has been sold the consolation -- correct says hello by the family that Robert -- is no longer owned by the reverend everything and great grades on the constellation -- -- -- people to come back on -- correction at their -- that's that's another -- bring another mark.
So that they are people here you got Tim and Michael -- they have this Roberts -- -- they went off on their own start their own they can't.
When making endeavors are -- lots -- wind oh yeah.
You know the Stanley is is creating more and more brands out there but now it's it's within our half of the -- -- our side of the family at.
-- my kids are still young grade school high school my high school college.
Former -- marks kids are starting dryness then they're starting to reach out to be next in fact there's a good group the club called the next generation.
Canada's -- -- group that that age group.
I think it is of such a fund.
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I mean this is -- that this is history yeah as far as the one world does so -- -- in on them you are wonderful.
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^his skin looks flawless!
thanks for the caps. does SSH play the good guy here?? Where can we see that MV? It looks good
^his skin looks flawless!
thanks for the caps. does SSH play the good guy here?? Where can we see that MV? It looks good
SSH plays a gangster while PYH is a policeman. But in movie making, who knows, a policeman can be very deceptive and a gangster can be very heroic, which is the case of this musical video I think, because looks like SSH gets the girl, or at least, her heart.
Sorry for spoiler, but SSH will be shot by PYH at the end in this short mv.
BTW, is it just me or do you think SSH looks tired and aged a lot in the screen caps?
I actually thought the same, but not in these screen shots, but in those photos in that boxing-ring.
He certainly looks stunning!
I admire his skin, it's so smooth! That must be because he eats properly and healthy, likewise he exercises everyday, and that kind of bathing Asians practise is very very good too. He is certainly a well-kept and treated,handsome man
whatt? SSH plays the gangster?? haha are you sure that you're not mixing up the roles? lol Why is he wearing a fancy suit then? Need to watch the MV. Where do I see it?? is it out??
I'm sure I didn't get mixed up. SSH is the gang leader and PYH is the policeman.
So you don't think gangster should wear suit? Godfather always did .
SSH gets shot and killed while saving the girl at the end by PYH.
Anyway, here are download links from Uchi. Thanks to her for sharing them with us.
These are only snipets of the real mv, which won't be released until June.
I saw it and I gotta say...SSH's still got it. When he was crying on the bus I felt like tearing up! i rememeber how easily I used to cry whenever he shed a tear in AIMH.
But you're right, colette. It looks SSH was the gang member in his flashbacks. This MV looks good. Can't wait
Whatever happened to East of Eden? Is it just pushed back or is it completely canceled cause I heard the original TV station which was supposed to air the drama canceled the contract and replaced its slot with another drama.
I think the drama plotline sounds really cool. It would be great if it still pushed through. I'd love to see Oppa in a 60's fashion too
Airing schedule is pushed out to after August due to Olympic coverage and due to TV station's lack of funding, but the drama is still on.
They already staged the film set in Sun Cheon and started shooting the childhood part for the drama there.
Here's some photos of film set in Sun Cheon
Have you seen these photos?
Oppa is doing a new car CF?
Wow, he looks mean ...
PYH was a close friend to SJS first. SSH came to know PYH thru SJS.
I think they are very close friends but not as close as SSH-SJS-LBH.
Another person also a dear friend to SSH is comedian Shin Dong Yup. They knew each other since 3 men 3 women sitcom.
Bae Yong Joon is also in the "friend" circle but I don't think he is as close as the rest.
I think SSH should open up his "friend" circle to take in some "sisters" like us
Hmm. I'm not a techie so I don't know. I see them perfectly. Maybe you can just go straight to this blog to view them. I took them from there:
I went on that blog, and there are some pics we haven't seen!
At least I think so.
I think this is the cover for the Ost from Oppa's newest music video, that Sad Love Songs or somethin.
This is from the MV too
Mmmmm, eyecandy!
And look! The owner of that blog seems that has been in the same restaurant like them, so she paparazzi-photoed them!!
They are in the back! SSH and SJS!
The guy with the hat is SJS and the guy in the black is our Oppa!
Here comes mooooore!
This seems like some event organised about the new music video.
The guy with the hat is SJS,again.
OMG, Oppa is SO handsome!
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Well here's something new...SSH advertising a car. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't remember a single CM where SSH advertised a car before, right? He looks so professional and elegant


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October 29, 2011
October 29, 2011, Greencastle, Ind. — DePauw scored three first-half goals and it held up in a 3-0 North Coast Athletic Conference win over visiting Oberlin at Boswell Field.
The Tigers improved to 6-10-1 overall and 4-3-1 in NCAC play, while the Yeowomen dropped to 5-12-2 overall and 1-6-1 in the NCAC.
Dana Sprague delivered the Tigers' first goal at 19:10 before Alex Ehr made it 2-0 with an assist from Sprague at 28:40. Holly Tipp rounded out the scoring at 38:08 with an unassisted score.
DePauw held an 11-9 edge in shots and a 4-2 advantage in corners. DePauw's Caroline Kerr recorded one save in nearly 68 minutes, while Emma Cooper played in goal over the final 22 minutes of the Tigers' fourth shutout of the season. Kate Frost totaled five saves for Oberlin.
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