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1996 Olympic silver medalist Jani Sievinen made a winning return to international competition after a disastrous Olympic Games. The Finn took three months off after the Olympics where he settled for the silver medal in the 200m IM, the event he had been expected to win. Sievinen also failed to qualify for the 400 IM final; he was expected to give the eventual gold medalist Tom Dolan a run for his money.
In Espoo, Finland, Sievinen won the 100 and 400 individual medley events by vast margins on the first day of the two-day Espoo meeting, the 3rd stop in the eight-venue World Cup.
The Finn clocked 4:16.43 in the 400 IM and 54.98 in the 100 IM; en route to burying the competition. Sievinen still hopes to become the first Finn to win an Olympic gold medal in swimming at the 2000 Games in Sydney. He has also signed a huge sponsorship deal in Espoo with four Finnish companies who are supporting his ambition.
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Columbia County Man Sentenced to Six Years in Federal Prison for Receiving Child Pornography Over the Internet
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JACKSONVILLE, FL—United States District Judge Roy B. Dalton, Jr. sentenced Robert Allen Brammer (24, High Springs) yesterday to 72 months in federal prison for receiving child pornography over the Internet. Brammer was also sentenced to a term of 10 years' supervised release upon completion of his prison term, and was required by the court to register as a sex offender and forfeit his computer media.
According to court documents, a detective working with the North Florida Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force began an undercover operation to identify persons using a particular file-sharing program on the Internet to obtain and share child pornography. The detective determined that other law enforcement officers had identified a computer using a particular Internet protocol (IP) address in Florida that was observed offering images of child pornography for distribution. Subsequent investigation revealed that, during the time frame that this IP address was seen offering images of child pornography for distribution, the subscriber for this Internet service account was an individual located at the residence of Robert Allen Brammer in High Springs.
On September 3, 2010, a federal search warrant was executed at Brammer's residence. During the search, officers seized, among other things, a laptop computer and a desktop tower computer. During an interview, Brammer stated, among other things, that he began searching for and downloading child pornography approximately three-and-a-half years ago, and that he used file-sharing programs to search for and download child pornography from the Internet. A subsequent forensic analysis of Brammer's computer media revealed at least 28 images and 15 videos of child pornography.
This case was investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Alachua County Sheriff's Office, and the Columbia County Sheriff's Office. It was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney D. Rodney Brown.
It is another case brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who sexually exploit children and to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.usdoj.gov/psc for more information about Internet safety education, please visit www.usdoj.gov/psc and click on the tab "resources."


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Wow, that's awesome. How nice is it to have what you enjoy doing as your job. It just feeds itself. That's why they say, "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life." That's what I'm shooting for these days
After many years relying on a B/W large format laser copier/printer to handle scanning and printing of B/W drawings up to 36" wide, the laser printer finally died - so I needed something to replace it with. I did look at laser printers, but considering the cost print inkjet has dropped significantly over the years (cheaper inks and media), it has become a viable solution. So I've replaced my unit with a Canon IPF760 wide format color inkjet printer with a ColorTraq 42" wide format color scanner (whoopie!)
So now I can scan full color maps and duplicate like a copier, or print JPG, TIF, PDF and CC3 map files.
I've been dying to get me a large format color scanner for a while, but they've been priced out of my range most of the time. Prices have dropped. This should save me a ton of work. In the past when a client brought me a large format color print, I had to scan it in 11 x 17 portions on my 11 x 17 color scanner, requiring 9 scans for a 24" x 36" drawing/map, then stitched back together in Photoshop. Now I can scan up to 42" wide by 10 feet or more, up to 600 ppi resolution in 24 bit or 256 colors - awesome!
The monitor comes with a touch screen, so I don't need a keyboard for most operations.
Almost finished setting it up, just need to add the computer and cables and will be done! Sweet!
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We are pleased to announce the launch of Basketball Reference Mobile. There aren't any games going on, but that doesn't mean you won't argue about Kemp or Stoudamire at a bar, or want to find LeBron's best game as a Cav. All that and much, much more is available via our new mobile site. For a full rundown of features, please check out our tutorial.
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I've been waiting for this! Two or three more sites get their mobiles up and running, and I'll never have to turn on my computer again!


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Aviv Grill claims his company, Miso Music, is worth $6 million but does he have the figures to back it up?
Shane's broom with a twist seems to have the sharks interested. Can they understand his vision, or is this one big mess?
It's Barbara and Mr. Wonderful nominated for the most awkward love scene EVER!
The shark's fins are spinning because Deirdre thinks she knows all the answers, except for maybe the most important question of all.
Mr. Wonderful heard the pitch and wants it ALL, but Mark is singing an entirely different tune.
The sharks want to know specifics ... but someone keeps stealing the cake ... and the show.
When the sharks inquire about past business ventures, Scotty, from Skyride, reveals a claim to fame that blows everyone away.
"Mr. Wonderful" is asking some pretty serious questions about AirBedz that can't seem to generate serious answers.
While Shelly's pitch for Showno seems to light a fire under the sharks, her stats snuff out the flame.
The reality series features the sharks who give budding entrepreneurs the chance to make their dreams come true.
In each episode, self-made multimillionaire Marcus Lemonis will step in to save struggling businesses while investing his own cash in the process.
CNBC's "American Greed" examines the dark side of the American dream. Some people will do anything for money!
"Restaurant Startup" is on a quest to discover, invest in and launch America's next generation of epicurean superstars.
In this radical reality series, bosses turn their business over to employees, who are given the power to make changes and even decide the fate of colleagues.
Jeff Allen travels the country looking to buy and sell cars. Whether it's a rare Shelby Mustang or a vintage hot rod, the key is buy low and sell high, something that doesn't always happen.
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his administration's anger at Snowden's revelations has not abated. Snowden, living in asylum in Russia, is wanted on espionage charges, although some Americans would like him to be granted amnesty for exposing secrets they feel needed to be made public.
"Given the fact of an open investigation, I'm not going to dwell on Mr. Snowden's actions or his motivations," Obama said, making a rare mention of the former NSA contractor by name.
"The sensational way in which these disclosures have come out has often shed more heat than light, while revealing methods to our adversaries that could impact our operations in ways that we may not fully understand for years to come," he added.
Obama was silent on a number of his review group's recommendations, including some that called for a rebalancing of the intelligence agencies' sometimes conflicting missions to enhance cybersecurity while conducting computer spying and offensive operations.
The group had asked the administration to end efforts to weaken cryptography so that spies and law enforcement can more easily break into communications.
The panel also sought a wholesale change to the government's practice of developing or buying information about weaknesses in software design.
The White House did not address those points, to the disappointment of outside experts who feel the United States is making Internet security worse.
"NSA sabotage of crypto standards was the thing most conspicuously absent for me," University of Pennsylvania cryptographer Matt Blaze wrote on Twitter.


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Three months of hoping, worrying, discussing, threatening, approaching, retracting, ignoring, and raising are over.
"After careful consideration, we believe the economics demanded by Yahoo do not make sense for us."
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO
"We have a talented team in place and a compelling plan to grow our business through innovative new services and strategic transactions with other business partners. While Yahoo! would have accelerated our strategy, I am confident that we can continue to move forward toward our goals."
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO
"We are investing heavily in new tools and Web experiences, we have dramatically improved our search performance and advertiser satisfaction, and we will continue to build our scale through organic growth and partnerships."
Kevin Johnson, Microsoft President for Platforms and Services
"I am incredibly proud of the way our team has come together over the last three months. This process has underscored our unique and valuable strategic position. With the distraction of Microsoft's unsolicited proposal now behind us, we will be able to focus all of our energies on executing the most important transition in our history so that we can maximize our potential to the benefit of our shareholders, employees, partners and users."
Jerry Yang, Yahoo! CEO
"Yahoo! is profitable, growing, and executing well on its strategic plan to capture the large opportunities in the relatively young online advertising market."
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A Bozeman man is in jail after police said he assaulted an officer Wednesday night.
According to charging documents, 35-year-old James Sean Jimenez was confrontational with officers and refused to cooperate when they tried to pat search him.
He was a passenger in a car that police pulled over on suspicion of drunk driving.
After refusing the search, police grabbed Jimenez's arms, but say he was able to break free and aggressively grab Officer Michael Bachich's testicles.
The police report states he continued to grab the officer's testicles and wouldn't let go, until Officer Bachich hit him in the face.
Police say Jimenez then resisted being handcuffed, and tried to spit on other officers while they arrested him.
Jimenez is in jail on a felony charge of Assault on a Peace Officer, and is being held without bond.
A citizen originally called in the drunk driving report, after spotting Jimenez and the car's driver drinking in the McDonald's parking lot on Main Street, and driving off just before 10:45 pm.
Officers stopped the car near Cottonwood and Durston several minutes later.
The driver of the car, 20-year-old Nicholas Shields, was arrested for DUI and later bonded out of jail.


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Reese Witherspoon, Jena Malone And Martin Short Join Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice
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Id love to be in a room full of Paul Thomas Anderson and Thomas Pynchon fanatics and see if I can possibly count all of the conversations that fly over my head while I smile and nod.
Andersons adaptation of Pynchons shaggy dog mystery novel inherent Vice begins production this month, and reporting the casting news isnt above my head at least. The Warner Bros. production has added three more big names to the cast, as Deadline reports Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon is now on board, and The Wrap adds that both Martin Short and Jena Malone have signed up.
Set in 1970, Inherent Vice will follow Doc Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix), a pot-smoking detective who investigates a case involving a kidnapped woman and finds himself involved in something much larger. Benicio Del Toro is playing Sportellos lawyer and friend in need. Neither Witherspoon nor Shorts roles were described, but Malone will play a former drug addict in need of Sportellos help. Owen Wilson will also be in the film in an as-yet-undisclosed role.
Witherspoon has a full slate of films coming, with Atom Egoyans West Memphis Three drama Devils Knot, Philippe Farlardeaus Sudanese refugee drama The Good Lie, and Paul Feigs Wish Listin varying stages of development. Shes currently starring in Jeff Nichols Mud.
Malone gained acclaim for her work in the Hatfields & McCoys miniseries, and will be seen by almost everyone in her role as Johanna Mason in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire this fall. Otherwise, shes currently filming the adaptation of the Arthur Phillips intriguing ghost thriller Angelica, and has Michael C. Martins crime drama 10 Cent Pistol coming at some point this year.
Short has stuck to mostly voicework over the last few years with roles in Frankenweenie and Madagascar 3: Europes Most Wanted, as well as being The Cat in the Hat in The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That! series.
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3:00pm update: Sonnen called into the Jay Mohr show to explain his situation. Audio now available above.
UFC light heavyweight Chael Sonnen has failed a random drug test in the state of Nevada and will not fight Vitor Belfort at UFC 175 on July 5, according to Brett Okamoto of ESPN.
The Nevada State Athletic Commission randomly tested Sonnen last month while he was in Las Vegas to attend a UFC news conference. Results confirmed the presence of two illegal substances, Anastrozole and Clomiphene.
NSAC chairman Francisco Aguilar confirmed the test results to ESPN.com on Tuesday.
UFC officials also acknowledged the situation.
"UFC officials acknowledge irregularities in a recent random test," the promotion stated. "Chael is planning on addressing the matter this afternoon."
The substances Sonnen tested postive for are classified as anti-estrogenic.
Sonnen, who resides in West Linn, is expected to discuss the test results on Fox Sports 1, where he currently serves as a UFC analyst.
Sonnen had previously been approved the use of testosterone-replacement-therapy (TRT) in his last six fights after he stated he was diagnosed with hypogonadism, which is a condition in which the body doesn't produce enough testosterone. He had been approved the use of testosterone-replacement-therapy (TRT) in his last six fights, twice in Nevada. The NSAC banned TRT in combat sports back in February, however, which forced Sonnen to suspend treatment.
The 37-year-old, a West Linn HS graduate and All-American wrestler, is on record saying "If (the ban) retires guys, then it retires guys. Rules are rules, and the rules need to be followed."
This is the second time Sonnen has failed a drug test. In August 2010, he tested positive for an elevated testosterone-to-epitestosterone ratio prior to a UFC middleweight title fight against Anderson Silva. The California State Athletic Commission suspended Sonnen for one year.
Sonnen appealed the suspension where he revealed his medical condition and admitted use of TRT; his suspension was reduced to six months.
Sonnen was later suspended indefinitely by the CSAC on suspicion of perjury during that appeal. That suspension officially ended on June 29, 2011.
In 2011, Sonnen pleaded guilty to money laundering in connection with mortgage fraud. Sonnen was eventually fined $10,000 and sentenced to two years probation after he agreed to testify against others involved in the investigation.
Sonnen likely will face a suspension from the UFC in the wake of the test and according to Okamoto's sources, he will not file an appeal.
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Internet Sales Tax Hurts Businesses and the States that Pass Them
E-commerce is a rapidly growing industry; 70 percent of individuals in this years' UPS-commissioned survey prefer to shop their favorite stores online. Given consumers' ever-evolving preferences, it is understandable that state governments are looking online to generate additional revenue. However, these affiliate nexus laws often do not meet the main objective of increasing revenue.Read More »


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Sign Up: Summer Clayworks Beginner Pottery Courses
Roberson Clayworks is now accepting registrations for our summer Beginner Pottery Courses. Classes are available to senior high school students and up.
CLICK HERE to become a Roberson Member and save on Roberson Clayworks Beginner Pottery Class tuition.
What you'll experience: Roberson Clayworks Beginner Pottery students will build a solid foundation in wheel throwing and the basics of hand building. Class is geared for the student with no clay experience or for those who have taken a class and would like to continue to improve their skills. The entire ceramic process will be covered, including glazing and firing techniques. Students benefit from taking this class more than once.
NO previous clay experience is necessary
Cost for the courses: Summer beginner classes are 10-week programs. The costs for these 10-week programs are $242 for Roberson Members, $292 for Non-members. Students will receive one 25 pound bag of clay as part of the cost of class. The cost of class also includes shelf space, extra studio time outside of class, and all firings and glazes. Additional clay is available for purchase — as needed — for $22 for a 25 lb. bag.
* Each course has a limit of 10 openings
* There are no tuition refunds after first class, or refunds for missed classes
* Roberson Museum and Science Center and Clayworks are not responsible for firing any student pieces once a class semester is over. The studio is not responsible for any items left behind.
MONDAY NIGHT Beginner Pottery Class 6-9pm
June 8 – August 10
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Students at Roberson Clayworks explore a wide variety of forms and methods. It is gratifying to drink your morning coffee out of a mug you threw yourself, or to serve dinner to your family on an array of dinner plates of your own design and handiwork. Other students choose to focus on more abstract creations rather than functional pieces, drawing their inspiration from nature and the world surrounding them.
We have a well-equipped studio to meet the needs of beginning to advanced potters.
Each participant works at their own potter's wheel using clay provided by the studio. A wide variety of tools and glazes are available to refine creative expression. Finished pieces are fired in our electric or gas kilns.
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Beyonce's "Check On It" featuring Slim Thug holds on tight to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100
The shift in Billboard Hot 100 doesn't shake Beyonce Knowles from her throne. The pop star holds tight her crown, maintaining her position on top of the chart with her single "Check On It". This is the fifth straight week that she's the single chart winner.
Following her at the 2nd position is James Blunt's "You're Beautiful", and remain at No. 3 is Nelly's "Grillz". Sean Paul's "Temperature", in the meantime, climbs four places from No. 8 to No. 4. Following close behind at No. 5 is Mary J. Blige's "Be Without You" which downs one from last week position.
Meanwhile, T-Pain's "I'm Sprung" falls from No. 5 to 6, followed then at No. 7 by Chris Brown's "Yo (Excuse Me Miss)" and Ne-Yo's "So Sick" at No. 8. No. 9 and 10 is Natasha Bedingfield's "Unwritten" and Eminem's "Shake That".


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Inventory of county records, Jackson County Courthouse, Edna, Texas
Date: 1980
Creator: Riney, James E.; Fortin, Maurice G. & Saxon, Gerald D.
Description: Inventory of records of Jackson County housed in the Jackson County Courthouse in Edna, Texas. Begins with an introduction and explanation of the roles of various county government offices. Describes the records of the Commissioners Court, County Judge, County Clerk, County Court, County Attorney, District Clerk, Justice of the Peace, Sheriff, Tax Assessor-Collector, Treasurer, and Auditor. Also provides a list of Jackson County records and an index.
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Description: Inventory of records of Jackson County housed in the Jackson County Courthouse as of 1936. Begins with a historical sketch of the county along with a governmental organization chart and information on the housing, care, and accessibility of the records. Describes the records of the County Commissioners Court, County Clerk as Recorder, District Court, County Court, Justices of the Peace, District Attorney, County Attorney, Sheriff, Constables, Tax Assessor-Collector, Board of Equalization, County Treasurer, County Board of School Trustees, County School Superintendent, County Surveyor, Board of Land Commissioners (Defunct), Inspector of Hides and Animals (Defunct), and Coroner (Defunct). Includes a bibliography as well as chronological and subject and entry indexes.
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Can anyone help me with what this bike would look like?
This is what the listing reads:
Model Folder
Color Red
Frame Material/Size Hi-Ten
Gearing Shimano Tourney TY-15,MF-HG-Z015
Shifters Shimano TY-15
Crankset Black ATB 28/38/48
Brakes Alloy Cantilever
Tire Size 26"x2.0"
Rims Alex Alloy 36H
Hubs 36H Bolt-On
Spokes 14 gauge UCP
Fenders No
Pedals Lightweight ATB
Saddle ATB Sport
H2O Bosses 1
Folded Size (cm) 80x105
Weight (kg) 12.9kg
The Title said it was a Fuji? But I dind't see any folders on their site?


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Police are working to identify two young men who may have vital
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Detective Inspector Jim Beashel of Dorset Police said: "I hope
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Thomas Vogelsang's Homepage
The following links will send you to some more pages I created myself and also to some sites on the WWW I like. Some of the stuff you will see is in German (that tells you already something about me), but I hope you will find interesting things anyway.
Start from here:
These are links to other pages of friends of mine
This home page is placed on a Network Solutions server.
If you want to send me e-mail, you can do it right here: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hey All.
I'm a new future MTB rider in the SoCal area. Been looking around for something in the ~$600 range. Got a couple good LBSs in town and the Gary Fisher Tassajara seems to be the best bike in that price range. I'm a bit on the heavy side right now (~250) but I'm hoping biking will help that. The Fishers front fork seems to handle the weight pretty well when pumped up.
Haven't ridden a bike in quite a while, so it's gonna take a bit of getting used to again. You certainly ride alot higher on these 26" MTBs than I used to on my last bike with 20"s.
Riding isn't as much fun on your own as in a group so wouldn't mind knowing about any groups in the area that do regular rides. Sounds like there is a few good trails in my hometown I'll have to look into once I gain some confidence.
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If you're out looking for a quick hiking, snowshoeing or cross country skiing opportunity, Thompson Creek may be the perfect place. Located minutes outside of Carbondale, this secluded trail is a beautiful choice if you're looking for a quiet, scenic reprieve from everyday life.
The trail takes you between two opposing worlds; bright, warm desert-like rock formations climb out of the hillside, while an arctic, shaded forest hides in the shadows below.
Thompson Creek itself is a frozen cross country track that leads you through meandering bends, all the while being serenaded by the gurgling sounds of flowing water underfoot. The area is home to diverse wildlife, such as black bear (in summer), mountain lion, coyote, deer, elk, turkey and grouse. Fossilized dinosaur footprints have also been found in the area, but the main attraction of this prehistoric site are the "fins" that protrude from the hillside. These vertical sandstone slabs tower up to 60 feet high.
To get there from Highway 133 in Carbondale, turn west on Main Street, which turns into County Road 108 (Thompson Creek Road), and continue for about 7 miles to the Spring Gulch skiing area. A half mile up from Spring Gulch, turn left on the first road (Road 305) and follow it for 2.4 miles to the trailhead. There is a bridge with a large culvert just to the right of the trailhead. The road can be very slick, so drive carefully.


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With May and New York Riesling month coming to close soon, it is safe to say that I tasted more Riesling this month than any one year in my life. The hard part was deciding which ones I would post on the blog. After this article I will post once more on a NY Riesling and may list all those I have had. I also chose a few, either drier or sweeter Rieslings, that were previously reviewed. This turned out to be a little difficult for me to compare a dry I tasted this week to a semi-dry that I tasted six to eight months ago. There were some differences in what I posted in aromas and I tried to remember what differences there may have been in some of the floral and citrus characteristics. I guess I should have been keeping notes and making them more accurate. It's also a reminder that I may be out of pre-school when it comes to wine tasting, but I still haven't made it to Jr. High.
This week I decided to open a dry and semi-dry from the same winery to compare and I chose one of the nicest Rieslings so far; Chateau Lafayette Reneau 2008. Both were opened with a BBQ chicken dinner. Since I do prefer drier wines, I uncorked the semi-dry first. Why, I'm not sure. Maybe it was the idea of saving the better for last. Anyway, I did find them different, but not necessarily one being better than the other.
Winemakers notes: semi-dry ($15)
Pale gold color with pineapple and honeysuckle aroma. Lovely in the mouth with a long, lingering spicy pear finish. Abundance of Riesling character.
My notes:
Aromas of melon, floral(honeysuckle) and grapefruit with a mouthful of grapefruit finishing long, citrusy and sweet, but not as sweet as I expected. I actually liked this one better with the chicken and fresh asparagus.
Winemakers notes: dry ($15)
An appealing apple-like tartness perfectly structured to enhance any meal. Pale straw in color, this elegant wine is light in the mouth and reveals notable citrus character.
My notes:
I found this wine to have a much lighter aroma with some citrus, honeydew melon and honeysuckle. More zing, pink grapefruit and thicker feel of honey in the mouth. Finish was long, dry with some sweet taste like you get when eating honey. Truly enjoyable. The dry Riesling was my favorite of the two. Of course, that's me. But, the semi-dry paired better with the chicken. Either way you can't lose.
This week I will be visiting the east side of Seneca Lake and hope I have time to re-visit Chateau Lafayette Reneau. I have some relatives in PA that will absolutely love these wines and I'll be there on Friday with a case of NY Rieslings.
Other Reviews:
Travaglini, Gattinara 2001(Italy)
Carpineto, Dogajolo 2006(Italy)
Penfolds, Bin 2 Shiraz/Mourvedre 2006(Australia)
Muga, Rioja Reserva 2003(Spain)
Buttonwood Grove, Dry Riesling 2006(NY)
La Corte, Salice Salentino 2006(Italy)
Damiani, vino rosso NV(NY)
Vina Real, Rioja 2005(Spain)
Damiani, Pinot Noir 2006(NY)
Barons de Rothschild, Bordeaux Reserve Speciale 2006(France)
Clos Du Bois, Calcaire 2006(California)
Heron Hill, Eclipse 2004(NY)
Bonterra, Cabernet Sauvignon 2007(California) *organic
Babich, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2008(New Zealand)
Quinta, Da Cortezia Reserva2004 (Portugal)
Heron Hill, Cabernet Franc Rose' 2006(NY)
Damiani, Meritage 2007(NY)
Bonterra, Sauvignon Blanc 2006(California) *organic
Henry Estate, Oregon Pinot Noir 2006(Oregon)
Lindemans, Bin 40 Merlot 2007(Australia)
Mutuo Rioja Crianza2004 (Spain) *organic
White Springs, Gewurztraminer 2007(NY)
Anthony Road, semi-dry Riesling 2008(NY)
Fox Run Vineyards, Gewurztraminer 2007(NY)
Cantina Zaccagnini, Montepulciano d' Abruzzo Riserva 2005(Italy)
King Family Vineyards, Michael Shaps Viognier 2006(Virginia)
Ravines Wine Cellars, Cabernet Franc 2007(NY)
Row House Cellars, White Table Wine NV(NY)
Candoni Chianti DOCG 2007(Italy)
Glenora Wine Cellars, Gewurztraminer 2007(NY)
Billsboro Winery, Sauvignon Blanc 2008(NY)
Fox Run Vineyards Reserve Riesling 2008(NY)
Banfi Chianti Classico Reserva 2005(Italy)
Lamoreaux Landing, dry Riesling 2008(NY)
Agent for Change (Martellotto Wines) Zinfandel 2006(California)
Fulkerson Winery Dornfelder 2007(NY)
Atwater Estate Vineyards Syrah 2007(NY)
Bonterra Vineyards Zinfandel 2007(California) *organic
Lakewood Vineyards Riesling 2007(NY)
Atwater Estate Vineyards Cabernet-Merlot 2007(NY)
Cline Cellars Cashmere 2008(California)
Bogle Winery Petite Sirah 2007(California)
Arboleda Carmenere 2006(Chile)
Concha y Toro Concha Marques de Concha Casa Carmenere 2007(Chile)
Concha y Toro Casillero del Diablo Carmenere 2008 (Chile)
Rancho Zabaco Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel Reserve 2004 (California)
Concannon Conservancy Petite Sirah 2007 (California)
Red Tail Ridge Winery semi-dry Riesling 2008 (NY)
Brotherhood Winery dry Riesling 2008 (NY)
Zugibe Vineyards semi-dry Riesling 2008 (NY)
Long Point Winery semi-dry Riesling 2008 (NY)
Titled 'Grape Expectations,' the article promoted Riesling month in the Finger Lakes and interviewed the proprietor (Gary Decker) of one of my favorite wine shops (Vinomania) in Syracuse. Gary noted four wineries, one of which I vaguely remember from an article written by Evan Dawson for the New York Cork Report. Evan is passionate about Finger Lakes wines and authors some of the most interesting articles on the subject. His article "Life, Death and Rebirth at Zugibe" is the story of a winery, that survived the death of their founder just weeks before their first vintage. Their rise out of adversity is signified by the Phoenix found on the Zubibe labels.
I usually like to spend one morning a week visiting blogs in my blog-roll or those I follow on Facebook. For me, I rather hear what bloggers say about the wines they review, rather than the opinion of the so-called experts. I also come upon many facts that I would have never known, unless I enroll in an expensive wine appreciation class.
Today, I came across the following on Eve Bushman's blog Eve's Wine 101.
It's been a while since I posted a Wine Facts article, so to catch up a little while I am taking a little hiatus from wine tasting, here is my latest:
After a year of Why Wine Blog, I was contemplating leaving the Blogger platform and moving elsewhere. But, I like and have become accustom to what I had and I am not one for making major changes or starting over.
Recently, Blogger as added a few new gadgets and a new template designer. In my opinion the template designer is the best feature and what I was looking for to pursue my blogging hobby and for additions of more available templates.
The problem arises in that I don't have or don't want to start experimenting with my blog.
Fortunately, I do own another domain (MYWINEBASKET. com) name that was used for a now defunct web-site. Using my other domain, I can now train myself to make all the changes before testing them out on my Why Wine Blog.
I have always admitted that I know little about wine, very little about journalism and very, very little about using a computer, so this may take a long time, but I am sure to have fun doing so.
I can also use any or all FREE advice from my blogging brothers and sisters. So, please feel free to visit the new blog and leave a note. I am very good at handling constructive criticism. I will be not publishing all comments on the new blog, but have given an email address for any advice.
I am now working on adding pages and just finished a LINKS tab. I have added some of my favorite blogs for now. Other pages will follow.
New blog title: MY WINE BASKET
URL: http://mywinebasket.com
Recently, the wife and I have been discussing a possible trip to California next year. A few of the issues are for how long and where. Of course my choice would be Napa Valley, Sonoma Valley or Russian River Valley, the home of some of the best wines in the world. Oh, I'm sorry, did I leave out Paso Robles, Lodi, Central Coast or Livermore Valley. Maybe we should wait until we can spend a couple of months and visit them all.
The past few months I have been tasting, or should I say consuming, some really fantastic California wines from many different AVA's. Most notably, Zinfandel and Petite Sirah.
Tonight I am enjoying a Petite Sirah from the Livermore Valley, a Concannon Convservancy 2007.
*disclaimer: I received this wine as a sample from Patricia Schneider Associates for review.
I'm leaving Chile(till later) and heading over to California to try a few more Zin's. I'm starting to surprise myself with what I am finding with Zinfandel and also a bit disappointed that I wasted so many years with such a limited selection or narrow palate. It shows what can happen to one's palate when staying with one type or varietal over a very long period of time without giving other varietals a chance. It's a lot of fun trying new wines now, but just wish I didn't have to go to school all over again at my age.
|New Collection of Artisan Wines in a Break-Through 3L Premium Wine Cask Launched by Underdog Wine Merchants
|LIVERMORE, CA (March 23, 2010) A new collection of artisan wines in an innovative attractive new package was announced by Adam Richardson, Director of International Winemaking for Underdog Wine Merchants. The international wine collection is being launched with six brands and ten items packaged in a new exciting premium 3L wine cask format, the Octavin Home Wine Bar ™..
| "This is the first time a collection of super-premium, artisan wines, representing some of the world's best wine regions, has ever been offered in a premium wine cask format," notes Adam. "The wines are sourced from preeminent and emerging wine growing regions including Monterey County; California Central Coast; Marlborough, New Zealand; Spain and Hungary. I am very proud of these wines; each has been crafted by an artisan winemaker to be true to their varietal character, country of origin and unique terroir. Naturally, we start with the best grapes but then, depending on the wine, we will use oak barrel aging, or in the case of our 'racy' whites, barrel and temperature-controlled fermentation. You just do not see this kind of artisan approach to winemaking at this price point, and all of us at Underdog Wine Merchants are very pleased to be able to offer consumers distinctive wines at a very affordable price."
Each Octavin Home Wine Bar holds 20 five-ounce glasses and keeps the wine fresh for up to six weeks after opening, so it can be easily enjoyed in under a month in adult households with daily wine drinkers. "It truly delivers artisan wine, a glass at a time," says Richardson.
The wines in the new artisan collection are Monthaven Central Coast Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot; Silver Birch New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc; Boho Vineyards California Old Vine Zinfandel; Pinot Evil Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio; Big House Red and White; and Seven, produced from seven Spanish red varietals. Wines are distributed nationally with a SRP of $22-24.
The first wine to be released in the new Octavin Home Wine Bar is Monthaven Winery Monterey County Central Coast Chardonnay. Named for its home in Monterey County, California, this wine benefits from one of the world's longest growing seasons, resulting in a "distinctive full-bodied wine with balanced acidity," says Monthaven Winery winemaker Jeff Yamamoto, who works closely with Adam Richardson. " Monthaven Chardonnay is made in California's largest small-lot winery," notes Jeff. "This allows us to keep grapes from different micro-climates and vineyard blocks separate. The wine is carefully crafted in small lots and then barrel-aged. Adam and I selected American Oak for our Monthaven Chardonnay to assure that the fruit flavors shine through, accented by balanced oak notes and agreeable tannins."
Octavin Home Wine Bar bridges the wine world's interests in value, environmental positives and creative packaging. "By choosing an Octavin Home Wine Bar instead of glass bottles, consumers reduce packaging waste by 92% and carbon emissions by 55%; and it offers great value by providing the equivalent of four bottles of wine for the price of three," says Richardson. "This allows us to invest in making great wines rather than traditional expensive packaging. By eliminating glass bottle expense, we reduce packaging and shipping cost, and then pass the savings along to customers. These are wines without compromise, the same wines that would go into a bottle, but with the stylish Octavin Home Wine Bar, we can deliver these wines at an amazing price and with sustainable business practices."
Roger Boulton, Stephen Sinclair Scott Professor of Enology and chemical Engineering, Department of Viticulture and Enology, University of California recognizes the need for the wine industry to improve business practices in regard to sustainability. "One of the future challenges for the management of all wine businesses is the reduction of their carbon footprint. This number is made up of several contributions and a series of changes will need to be made probably requiring ongoing adaptation. There are questions of the ownership of these emissions - such as bottles and packaging - anything a wine company can do to reduce their carbon footprint will probably be viewed positively by consumers and the larger community. Any wine delivered to market that has resulted in one-third less carbon emissions is a significant and consequential improvement in business practices."
"We've been watching the industry as it adopts innovative packaging, e.g., Stelvin caps. Now, the logical progression is for the package itself used for everyday drinking. The Underdog Wine group has increasingly staked a claim on the premium 3L segment; the unique shape of Underdog's new package will further make their wines stand out from the crowd, "stated Eileen Fredrikson, Gomberg, Fredrikson & Associates.
Underdog Wine Merchants are champions of "hidden treasure" or under-appreciated wines-ones that are truly unique, of great value and the true "underdogs" of the wine world. For information about Underdog Wine Merchants, visit www.underdogwinemerchants.com.
For more information, visit www.OctavinHomeWineBar.com.
To access a high resolution image of the Octavin Home Wine Bar Collection please click here: Octavin Family Image
This is the third of the Carmenere wines I tasted this month. As I stated in my previous two articles, Carmenere is one of the wines I've pushed aside in the past, but have placed on a list to re-examine in 2010. The first two left me with mixed feelings about the wine. The Arboleda 2006 was more full bodied with lots of earth, green pepper and tobacco. It lacked any fruit with the exception of some black current or some black raspberry in the mouth. The Concha y Toro Marques de Concha Casa 2007 was much different with more fruit aromas and less earth and tobacco. Although I would like to try the Arboleda with a thick grilled steak, the Marques de Concha Casa was more versatile and would do well with chicken, stews, burgers and pizza.
Wish I had a nice Canadian wine tonight so I could toast the Canadian Olympic Hockey Team on their winning of the Gold medal. I am not an avid hockey fan, but I do watch occasionally and tonight enjoyed one of the best ever games.
Think my taste buds are back. I've been having a few problems with red wines since finishing some prescribed meds a few weeks ago. No matter what was tried I was getting a very musty taste. I opened a few old reliables thinking there must have been some bad bottles in the rack, but they turned out to be the same. Thankfully, all is now well and I have been really enjoying the last few days getting re-united with my favorite beverage. During my time off I ordered a few cases of my favorite Finger Lakes wines to stock up the fridge and this past week completed my stocking up by purchasing the wines I need to learn more about in order to continue my education in wine appreciation. BTW, they are Zinfandel, Syrah, Pitite Sirah and Carmenere.
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text: Posted March 30, 2013 fug it, why not? If I'm right, I'll have a helluva year. If I'm wrong, I'll be unhappy only half as long as you pessimists. Actually, having low expectations keeps me pretty happy during the season, well at least not angry. Its like expecting a movie to bad and being right, it's like ehh told you. I was rolling on the floor last year when a lot of the optimist didn't have their 12-4 expectations meet and were getting mad. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Deacs Down Boston College 8-0
March 22, 2014
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By Nick Sebesta, Wake Forest Athletic Communications (@WakeBaseball)
SMITHFIELD, R.I. - Wake Forest defeated Boston College 8-0 on Saturday as the Demon Deacons won the series after taking the second game against the Eagles on Friday in ACC action.
Wake Forest (15-10, 5-4 ACC) was led by starting pitcher Connor Kaden who went 7.0 innings in the game and gave up just three hits with one walk, two strikeouts and no runs. The Demon Deacons won the series against Boston College, taking 2-of-3 in the series after taking the second game of a doubleheader on Friday. It is the first series win against Boston College on the road since 2008.
Matt Conway had two doubles with two RBIs to lead Wake Forest offensively against Boston College (7-14, 1-8 ACC). Grant Shambley also had two RBIs in the game while Will Craig, Charlie Morgan, Evan Stephens and Nate Mondou recorded an RBI.
Conway now has 59 career doubles which ties him fourth on the all-time in school history in the category with Pat Blair.
Kaden was efficient throughout his seven innings of work on the mound as he scattered just three hits and earned his second win of the season.
Wake Forest plated two runs in the top of the third inning as Shambley walked with the bases loaded after the three previous batters drew walks. Morgan then lined one to center field but the center fielder's diving catch was dropped and the outfielder threw and got the force out at second. A run scored on the play as the Demon Deacons went up 2-0.
Mondou had a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning as he scored Keniry giving Wake Forest a 3-0 lead. Conway doubled in the top of the fifth with runners on first and second as the Deacs made it a 5-0 advantage.
In the eighth inning, Stephens walked with the bases loaded followed by Shambley who had a sacrifice fly, putting Wake Forest up 7-0 on Boston College late in the game. A sacrifice fly from Craig scored Conway in the ninth inning after Conway doubled for the second time in the game.
John McCarren and Max Tishman pitched in relief for the Demon Deacons. Tishman pitched the ninth inning to close out the 8-0 win.
Jeff Burke took the loss for Boston College on the mound.
Wake Forest is back in action on Tuesday when the Demon Deacons host Elon at 6 p.m. at Gene Hooks Field at Wake Forest Baseball Park.


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|Running Time: 90 mins.
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Summary:A story of a young woman, Penelope Wilhern, born to wealthy socialites. Penelope is afflicted by a secret family curse that can only be broken when she is loved by "one of her own kind". Hidden away in the family's majestic home, she is subjected to meeting a string of blue-bloods through her parent's futile attempt to marry her off and break the curse. Each suitor is instantly enamored with Penelope--until the curse is revealed. When a willing mate cannot be found, mischievous tabloid reporter Lemon hires Max to pose as a prospective suitor in hopes of snapping a photo of the mysterious Penelope. Max, who is really a down-on-his-luck gambler, finds himself drawn to Penelope, and not wanting... Full Summary >>


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Opening Date:
August 2, 2013
Mark Wahlberg, Denzel Washington, James Marsden, Paula Patton, Bill Paxton, Edward James Olmos, Robert John Burke, Alexandria Deberry, Fred Ward, Patrick Fischler
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R for violence throughout, language and brief nudity
For the past 12 months, DEA agent Bobby Trench and U.S. naval intelligence officer Marcus Stigman have been reluctantly attached at the hip. Working undercover as members of a narcotics syndicate, each man distrusts his partner as much as the criminals they have both been tasked to take down.
When their attempt to infiltrate a Mexican drug cartel and recover millions goes haywire, Trench and Stigman are suddenly disavowed by their superiors. Now that everyone wants them in jail or in the ground, the only person they can count on is the other. Unfortunately for their pursuers, when good guys spend years pretending to be bad, they pick up a few tricks along the way.
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So... there is vulnerabilities in ClamAV... Is Zimbra planning on releasing and updated version of Zimbra with a patched ClamAV?
From Secunia:
A vulnerability has been reported in ClamAV, which can be exploited by malicious people to cause a DoS (Denial of Service) and potentially to compromise a vulnerable system.
The vulnerability is caused due to a boundary error within the HTTP client in the Freshclam command line utility. This can be exploited to cause a stack-based buffer overflow when the HTTP headers received from a web server exceeds 8KB.
Successful exploitation requires that Freshclam is used to download virus signature updates from a malicious mirror web server e.g. via DNS poisoning.
The vulnerability has been reported in version 0.80 through 0.88.1.


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David Nussbaum previews today's launch of the 'National Conversation' on the Assembly's Future Generations BillFebruary 18th, 2014
While we can't attribute individual events to climate change, the Met Office has recognised climate change is likely to be a factor in the extreme weather that has hit much of the UK in recent months. The storms and floods are therefore a stark reminder of the risks that lie ahead – not just for communities, but also for businesses.
The costs of failing to act on climate change would be staggering, both in terms of lives affected and investments lost. The World Bank recently outlined how, globally, weather-related losses and damage have risen from an average of about $50 billion a year in the 1980s to close to $200 billion a year over the last decade, making climate-resilient and disaster-resilient development a critical challenge.
As climate change is likely to result in increased damage and costs due to more intense and more frequent extreme weather events, we need substantially to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to reduce the risks of a changing climate, and to build an economy resilient to the impacts that are, by now, inevitable.
Our economy is also facing future risks from depletion of resources. All economic activity is ultimately dependent on the natural world, yet we are using the earth's resources far more quickly than they can be replenished.
There are encouraging signs that Wales is waking up to this agenda. Rather than burying their heads in the sand, government and businesses are taking steps to ensure that the Welsh economy is proofed for the 21st Century – one that is both resilient and prosperous. We now have the prospect of Welsh legislation that will provide forward-thinking investors with a business environment they'd struggle to find elsewhere.
Today the Welsh Government launches its 'National Conversation' on its Future Generations Bill. It is vital that the voice of business is heard as part of this conversation. Properly crafted and implemented, this legislation can help deliver a 'One Planet Wales' – a low carbon, resource-efficient country that uses its fair share of the earth's resources, creating jobs and tackling poverty in a truly sustainable way.
The Bill should also provide businesses with greater certainty. By putting sustainable development at the heart of government and public services through legislation, business people should feel confident that Wales is serious about creating a resource-efficient, low carbon, 21st Century economy, and that the support and investment will be there to help them succeed.
A strong Future Generations Act should, for instance, have a positive impact on public procurement. This will mean that the billions spent each year by the Welsh NHS, local councils and other bodies are geared around both meeting the immediate needs of Wales' citizens and driving bigger changes for the longer term. That would include creating jobs that have a future, in businesses that are resilient in the face of scarce natural resources – and the need to cut emissions so as to provide a safe climate for future generations.
It also means innovation – with Wales developing the goods and services that we and the rest of the world will need in this changing landscape. WWF's 'Green Game-Changers' report showed that western companies should look to the green innovation in the east in order to keep up. Asian innovations are already sending ripples across the globe. China, for example, is bringing integrated electric vehicles, renewable energy and battery technologies to the west.
But business opportunities are opening up in Asia for western firms that can help tackle social and environmental challenges alongside the rapid economic growth across the continent. The increasing desire for on and off-grid renewable energy, car-sharing services, clean cooking stoves and other cleantech services present opportunities for western firms that can complement home-grown solutions.
There is also the opportunity, through the forthcoming Environment Bill, to embed Wales' target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions into legislation. This would give a green light to businesses that are committed to sustainability to invest in Wales and would mean support for those businesses already working to reduce their emissions.
WWF recently secured the backing of over 100 organisations – from Ikea to the TUC – to support the UK's 4th carbon budget. This shows the appetite on the part of businesses for governments to provide clarity and certainty for them to reduce their carbon emissions. Wales is well positioned to be at the forefront of this.
Of course, there is already a strong foundation upon which to build. There are already over 40,000 low carbon and environmental jobs in Wales – from the company in Swansea building houses from recycled plastic, to the wind turbine factory in Monmouthshire. There are also many examples of businesses in other sectors which are changing how they operate so they are more future-proof, such as by reducing their energy demand or shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
The legislative opportunities that currently exist in Wales are rare. While the strong laws we need are not yet a done deal, I hope that in the next few years, Wales will be seen as the land of opportunity for those of us who want a 21st Century economy.
Tags: climate change, extreme weather, future generations bill, IWA, National Conversation, One Planet Wales, welsh economy
7 Responses to:"Floods underline need for Welsh climate change policy"
Paul says:
Ah that totally impartial Met Office! Would you like a list of 500 and growing totally independent scientists who say climate change is a myth? Yes man is to blame but that is down to the mismanagement of the land in Somerset and fewer trees and fields, making for concrete housing and industrial estates in the south east. Nothing to do with the climate change nonsense.
Peter Hugh Charles Davies says:
This is another example of an other wishy washy would be Do Gooder citing non proven examples and quoting them as if they were gospel. Of course the trade winds travelling further North this year have caused heavier flooding in the UK. But who is to say that the latitudes of the trade winds are affected by man's carbon and green house gas use? To my mind it makes no sense to pay taxes on carbon use in addition to footing the bill for flood damage because of the pontifications of the green lobby on a non proven thesis.
Lets just see if things will improve if the Environment Agency spends more money dredging reens and rivers instead of spending funds on gay bunting and frolics!
leigh richards says:
Weren't the recent storms caused by our old and largely misunderstood friend the jet stream? That was certainly the view of one of the Met Office's senior experts Professor Matt Collins. And hasnt the flooding experienced by the south east and west of England largely been attributed to those clueless buffoons at the Environment Agency, who stopped dredging rivers in England a few years back?
What exactly would be wales 'fair share' of the earth's resources? something tiny like 0.00000000001 percent I suspect. Indeed so small is Wales' contribution to any man made climate change that our entire population s could revert to a stone age existence tomorrow and it wouldn"t make an iota of difference to the world's climate, not while the countries responsible for 60 percent of world CO2 emissions – the US, China and India – continue to burn fossil fuels at the rate they are… Indeed. despite its aforementioned 'innovations', in some areas China still continues to build new coal fired power plants every week …..oh and China has 20 nuclear power plants with plans to build dozens more. So I don't think we in Wales can learn very much from China when it comes to being more environmentally friendly.
John R Walker says:
You cite the UK Met Office as the source for your climate predictions – well the UK Met Office predicted a drier than average winter back on 21/11/2013
and what we got is one of the wettest on record! If you choose to use as an information source a campaigning organisation with no proven skill in long range forcasting and no proven skill in climate modelling beyond about 5 days (when low pressure is in charge) then the rest of your entire climate-based thesis falls flat on its face. It is not acceptable to base public policy on predictions of no proven skill.
The Met Office is now so incompetent in its predictions and in the reasons it ascribes to weather patterns that its own experts are beginning to break ranks – prominent amongst them this time being Mat Collins, Professor in Climate Systems at Exeter University.
Professor Collins told The Mail on Sunday: 'There is no evidence that global warming can cause the jet stream to get stuck in the way it has this winter. If this is due to climate change, it is outside our knowledge.'
This series of Jet Stream driven lows was predicted a month in advance by WeatherAction.com based on largely predictable solar-lunar factors which drive the earth's weather patterns. The same is true of the record cold and snow cover in the USA this winter. At the risk of repeating myself, this has NOTHING to do with carbon dioxide concentrations. The evidence that the Northern Hemisphere is entering a 'Little Ice Age' weather pattern based primarily on a solar grand minimum of the Dalton or Maunder type is growing clearer. An erratic wild Jet Stream is part of this process and the government needs to plan for a great deal more of the same.
This winter we were extremely lucky – the record rain could have been record snow and ice as in the USA but that is coming and the UK is neither prepared for it nor preparing for it. The collasal sums squandered on carbon mitigation could and should have been spent on infrastructure, but time is running out…
Gerald Holtham says:
Paul, yes please, I would like to see the list of 500 independent scientists who regard climate change as a myth. It would be very interesting.
David Lloyd Owen says:
Meanwhile in the real world, between 1991 and November 2012, out of 13,950 peer-reviewed articles (not opinion pieces and the such-like, but hard science) on "global warming" or "global climate change" 24 explicitly rejected the theory of man-made global warming.
Does it get better? Hardly. Between November 2012 to the end of 2013, out of 2,258 peer-reviewed articles, one article, rejected man-made global warming.
Don't worry. The nay-saying article was published by the doubtless redoubtable Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Using the same criteria as adopted by the science / climate change denialists, similarly compelling cases can be made for the following:
[1] Heliocentrism is plain wrong
[2] The earth is flat (reconciling [1] and [2] can be fun)
[3] The moon is made of cheese
The recent climate events and their consequences are actually rather important.
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