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Johann-Rudolf and Malvine Tobler-Scherrer opened Hotel Tobler as a small guesthouse set in the dreamy fishing village of Ascona in the midst of vineyards back in 1911. Theodor and Amalia Tobler-Blumer took over the Hotel in the 1930s. Since 1996 the Hotel has been run by Walter and Marianne Tobler, which is the third generation. Walter and Marianne made great investments in the last 15 years, introducing technical equipment that is both friendlier to the environment and also blends in with the overall atmosphere as much as possible.
Today the Hotel is more beautiful than ever. A greenhouse with rare and unique orchids and citrus trees lets today's park complex with its automatic irrigation system flourish anew each day. Over the past 100 years our philosophy of hospitability and the great pleasure in our work have never left us, not during the two world wars or various economic crises. This reinforces our wish that Hotel Tobler will shine in its unforgettable splendor and with all of its uniqueness under the forth generation as well. What we offer you We are a family-run 4-star hotel situated on one of Ascona's sunny slopes overlooking Lago Maggiore. Located in tranquil surroundings, this spacious 10,000 square metre hotel has 33 rooms, the Tre Palme restaurant with sun terrace, the Orchidea panorama room, open-air swimming pool, and the Roman Bath with Tepidarium and rest area. Our Mediterranean park is full of exotic and indigenous flowers and plants, and our love for nature is evident by the way in which we care for them. Make new discoveries as you relax amid this unique diversity.


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Spurs CLOSER to snapping up £13m WING WIZARD!
Yes, once again this left winger is in the tabloid back page news.
Stewart Downing is expected to leave Middlesbrough at the end of the season.
The News of the World says Downing has been told he can leave once Boro's fate is decided.
A late equalizer on the weekend may have helped Gareth Southgate's side to avoid defeat against fellow relegation threatened Portsmouth but i feel it is more than likely that Boro will not beat the drop which means that the fate of this much speculated winger will be a lot clearer. The £13m rated Downing has seemingly been linked with a move away from the Riverside for a few seasons now and he, as well as Gary O'Neill look set to be sold should the north east club have to prepare for life in the Championship.Will this news please Spurs fans or are they not that keen on the England international?
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The governor of Japan's northern prefecture of Hokkaido has agreed with the acting governor of Russia's Sakhalin Region to urge their governments to grant visa-free travel to their residents.
Harumi Takahashi met Valery Limarenko in Sakhalin's capital, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, on Saturday. The region includes four Russian-held islands claimed by Japan.
Takahashi said she hopes deepening economic, cultural and medical exchanges between the two regions will help create an environment for resolving the territorial issue and signing a peace treaty.
In response, Limarenko called on Takahashi to work to realize visa-free travel between their residents to deepen exchanges. The idea was suggested by Russian President Vladimir Putin when he visited Japan in 2016.
Takahashi and Limarenko signed a memorandum stating that their regions will support exchanges between local companies engaged in seafood processing and farming over the next four years.
The memorandum also calls for the two regions to work to use Hokkaido's technology to develop transportation infrastructure in Sakhalin.


Election commissioner Mahinda Deshapriya has said that more than half of the 19 candidates supposedly running for president are not actively promoting their candidacy. Deshapriya says that at least three of the candidates have pledged support to the one of the main candidates and that such individuals "harmed the Office of the President". The election commissioner told reporters that he regretted Taxpayer's money being used for such antics by the two main players.
Sri Lanka's major political parties routinely field their own surrogate candidates to add numbers to their counting booth presence and gain access to a segment in state media dedicated for all presidential candidates.
The 2015 election cycle also includes two candidates bearing similar names to that of the top two players, presumably to confuse rural voters.
Rathnayaka Aarachchige Sirisena, a Maithripala Sirisena look-alike played a parody version of former minister Maithripala Sirisena in a TV show called "And Company" on Swaranwahini before being nominated by the Patriotic National Front (PNF) as it's presidential candidate. The PNF is an nationalist organization associated with UPFA minister Wimal Weerawansa. Not seeing the lighter side, main opposition campaign spokesperson Mangala Samaraweera told reporters last week that the government hopes to create panic on election day by announcing that "Sirisena has pulled out" of the race this trying to create panic in rural electorates. The candidate R.A. Sirisena is also running parody advertisements on mainstream print media in both Sinhala and Tamil in a bid to poke fun at the common opposition candidate and confuse voters.
Not be outdone, the main opposition also fielded lawyer Namal Ajith Rajapaksa a name-sake of President Rajapska's son under the party Our National Front. The party is also running some advertising particularly on social media mimicking the President's campaign branding and the avatar of his son.
The election commissioner is obviously not impressed with the process being taken for a joke, and advised media not to promote the candidature of those who are not serious about running for the country's top post.
Among the minor candidates only the Frontline Socialist Party seem to have any semblance of a serious campaign, while several perennial presidential candidates have small pockets of support. In the past few presidential elections minor candidates accounted for about 1-2% of the total valid votes, but their vote share usually decreases in close elections.
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Q: Should anova(model, test="Chisq") not produce a test statistic as well as a P value? Doing a poisson regression like this: model<-glm(y~x*z,family=poisson) with one predictor being a factor, I would use anova(model,test="Chisq") to test the overall effect of the interaction rather than summary(model), which would give me two interaction terms (one for each of two levels in the factor variable that is not the intercept).
When I do this, I get an output with five columns:
Df, Deviance, Resid. Df, Resid.Dev, Pr(>Chi)
If I do the same with test="F" instead I get an F value, so I assume there is a reason R doesn't report a chi-squared or LRT value.
Is this right? I would have thought that I should report a test statistic with my P value. Can I calculate it from the residual deviance and residual degrees of freedom? Should I report the residual deviance and df with my P value and leave it at that?

A: Ben Bolker answers this question in a response to another question here: Comparing nested GLMs via chi-squared and loglikelihood
Apparently, for the purposes of reporting anova(model, test="Chisq") results, the Deviance may be reported as the chi-squared value, though reporting it as Deviance would be more informative.
See also this GLM manual on stat.colombia.edu

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Hoi An is one of the best tourism city in Asia
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Hoi An ancient town has been named for the first time as one of the ten leading tourism cities in Asia, according to Condé Nast Traveler, the world's premier travel magazine.
Hoi An, an exceptionally well-preserved example of a traditional Asian trading port, is an outstanding material manifestation of the fusion of cultures over time. It was recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
The town has been completely and assiduously preserved: it is the only town in Viet Nam that has survived intact in this way.
The 111-year-old Sofitel Legend Metropole, located in capital Ha Noi, ranked third among 20 best hotels in the region, according to the magazine.
Two other Vietnamese candidates Park Hyatt Saigon and Sheraton Saigon were also on the list.
Life Heritage Resort Hoi An and Nam Hai were placed the 10th and 14th positions among 15 leading resorts in Asia.
This year, Life Heritage Resort Hoi An gained the overall score of 92,1 , up f-rom 89,7 in 2010 to make it higher than Tented Camp Golden Triangle in Chiang Rai – Last year's No1 resort.
After winning Asia's top 10 resort in Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards last year,
Life Heritage Resort Hoi An again confirms its standing to rank the 9th position of Asia's top resort list.
Mr Chris Duffy, the general of Director of Life Resort said that "What Life Heritage resort Hoi An is bringing to guests not only excellently but also more and more excellently" .
The Readers' Choice Awards attracted more than 8 million votes f-rom 28.876 readers through six parts: activities/facilities, food, location, overall design, rooms and service. Only candidates who received a required minimum number of organizing board were eligible for an award, according to Conde Nast.
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Street food experience in Hoi An (30/08/2013)
Hội An Lantern has been recognized the 2013 famous brand (24/09/2013)
Hội An, One of the seven attractive destinations in Vietnam (09/10/2013)
Top 5 cities for cycling trip in Vietnam (12/10/2013)
Ancestral worshipping house pulls visitors into Hoi An's Old Quarter (02/08/2013)
Hội An city, Top 25 Destinations – Asia (30/06/2013)
Hội An, the most favorite destination for tourists (01/02/2013)
An Bang beach one of best (06/06/2013)
Hoi An promotes heritage tourism (25/06/2013)
Hoi An has been listed in the Asia's top ten of attractive cities (06/11/2012)
The interesting tour "Ba Na - Hoi An" (16/10/2012)
The special tour "Japanese old traces (04/10/2012)
Ha Noi, Hoi An have been listed in Asia's top ten attractive destinations. (25/08/2012)
Hoi An – a world heritage site and shopper's paradise (19/07/2012)
Hoi An promotes cycling (25/06/2012)
Airline helps World Heritage Site preservation (23/05/2012)
Tourism promotion project begins (11/05/2012)
Samurai uses flare with pork and sauces (02/05/2012)
Nights in Hoi An (21/02/2012)
Hoi An turns into a walkabout town (13/02/2012)


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Cindy Steinbeck Talks The Vineyard
Cindy Steinbeck in the vineyard at Steinbeck Vineyards & Winery
We've been trying to catch up with Cindy Steinbeck for a number of years now, ever since we met her at a Rhone Rangers tasting. She and her family own Steinbeck Vineyards and Winery. Steinbeck is the head of marketing, wine sales and public relations for the business. However, what got us excited are Steinbeck's Crash Courses that she gives in the vineyard. They're a series of tours the family gives on winegrowing, as opposed to winemaking.
The family has 520 acres planted out in 13 different varieties, 99 percent of which are sold to other wineries in the area, including Eberle and San Antonio.
So we asked Steinbeck why it's important for consumers to know what happens in the vineyard.
"Wine starts in the vineyard," she said. "The soil, wind, rainfall, those all affect the flavor of the grape. It's a sense of place."
As in that word wine geeks love to toss around "Terroir.'
Steinbeck says, yes, it's for real – even in her family's vineyard.
"On the south slopes of my vineyard, the grapes taste slightly different," she said. "Grapes don't grow in a vaccuum. Evey single factor is beyond our control. It's not like making Bud. This is completely related to nature."
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But even though grape growers are mostly at the mercy of Nature, there are things that can be done.
"If I add too much water, then I'm going to grow too much leaf," Steinbeck said. "If I have too much green leaf, I get bitterness [in the wine.] Too little canopy [leafy coverage], I've got raisins."
For her, growing grapes is as much about art as it is knowledge, especially when it comes to knowing the best time to pick the grapes. Using instruments to measure the sugar in the grape can help, but there's nothing like tasting one to see what's happening.
"I've got to bite the seeds, to bit the skins in my teeth," she said.
The family has been farming in the Paso area since the 1860s, and were growing wine grapes back then, as well. Cindy's grandparents bought the current family farm in 1921, but grapes were grown on the property until 1982, when the family went into business with Gary Eberle, an early winery in the area. Today, the Steinbecks have 520 acres planted out with 13 different varieties of grapes, with 99 percent of them sold to folks like Eberle and San Antonio wineries. The one percent the family keeps is made into wine that they sell under their own label.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on September 17, 2015 September 14, 2015 Categories Uncategorized4 Comments on Cindy Steinbeck Talks The Vineyard
Learning About Wine Labels with Tricia Bump Davis
We caught up with Trica Bump Davis, general manager of Darms Lane Winery in Napa Valley, last spring. We were devastated when the video did not come out. But Davis' discussion on learning about wine labels was so much fun, we couldn't resist using the transcript. So here it is. With a wine label to look at.
Q – You are the general manager of Darms Lane
Davis – Yes. I am the gm, I am the general manager of Darms Lane. It's actually my family's business. My parents started just as investors in a vineyard in Napa Valley. And then over the course of time, their investment got bigger and bigger, and then they became the sole owners of our property. So just since 2000, it's been in my family. And then I have two sisters, so my dad didn't really have a choice on having a son run it because he only had girls.
Q – So what does a general manager do?
Davis – So my responsibilities… There's not really any set specific things. I'm kind of responsible for everything. We have a vineyard manager who does our farming for us. So I manage that relationship. And then we have a winemaker that makes the wine, and I manage that as well. And then I also do all the not as fun stuff, like the compliance. I do compliance with the Federal government and then with all the states for all the licensing.
Q – What is compliance?
Davis – Compliance is just making sure… We're making wine, which is an alcoholic beverage, so that complicates the process a little bit because the Federal government keeps track of and would like some excise tax from us so they want more information about what we're making, and how much alcohol is in it, where it's stored and all of those things. So there's quite a bit of compliance that goes along with the winery.
Q – To switch directions, because you are dealing with an issue that a lot of people don't understand – why labels are the way they are. And you're dealing with that. Tell us about that and what everything means.
Davis – Every wine, when we go to bottle it, before we actually print the labels, we submit them to the Tax and Trade Bureau, which is the Federal government. And they look at a few specific characteristics on the label to make sure it's within the law. So the things that they care about are the percentage of alcohol. They've switched it around. It used to always have to be on the front label, now it can actually be on the back label. And then where the wine comes from. That's where they're really really specific about when you put where the wine is from, it has to say… So if you say Napa Valley, it all has to be from Napa Valley. You can have a little bit of fruit from other places, but there's different percentages, thresholds that we have to stay within for each of the items. So if it says cabernet sauvignon, then it needs to be 75 percent cabernet sauvignon. It can be a little bit of other things, but it needs to be at least 75 percent cabernet sauvignon. And then there's a whole lot of other characteristics, like if you say estate grown. And on the back label there's a statement that's called… We call it the produced and bottled by statement. So that actually tells you a lot about specifics on the wine. So if it says produced and bottled by that means we made the wine, we produced it, so we made it into alcohol, and we bottled it all under our own permit. So you might see some that don't say that and that may mean that the person maybe bought the wine from somebody else and put their name on it. So there's a lot of different really, really technical things about the label that we don't know about until you get into the business.
Q – Okay, what's the point of putting all those technical things on the label if nobody knows what they are?
Davis –Well, industry professionals know, so if you're working with wines in a restaurant, so a sommelier knows all of these legal requirements for a label, and then most wine shop owners know all of these technicalities, as well. So they can look at your label and know more about it than your average consumer. Your average consumer who walks up to a wine on the shelf and turns it around maybe isn't going to know the little tiny details. But most professionals do.
Q – What's the most important thing on the label for the consumer to understand?
Davis – I think the most important thing for the average consumer is to know, and it's mostly based on preference because if I'm going to drink a pinot noir, if it's a pinot noir and it just says California, then I don't really know that much about where it specifically came from. But if I'm looking at a pinot noir and it came from the Russian River, or if I'm looking at a pinot noir and it came from Oregon, then as a consumer, I can start to see characteristics that are similar in those wines, and if I like them, I can go and seek those out. Once you start knowing what kind of variety of wine you like, then you can start to dive down into the detail of well, I like pinot noirs from Sonoma County, but maybe I don't like them as much as I like Oregon pinot noirs or wines from other places. So it's just a way of categorizing the wines within the specific variety.
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Winemaker Dorothy Schuler, Part Two
We first stumbled into Bodegas Paso Robles last summer on our vacation. The tiny tasting room in downtown Paso Robles was one of several that were open that Tuesday. We loved the wines, a wide selection of little known Spanish varieties, so of course we wanted to talk to winemaker and owner Dorothy Schuler.
Imagine our joy when we just happened by the tasting room last November and found Ms. Schuler there. Not only was she happy to talk to us, the interview transcript was such a blast, we couldn't think of anything to cut. So we're going to feature Ms. Schuler in three posts spread out over the next few weeks. The first one looked at how Schuler got started in the wine business. Today, Schuler talks about last fall's harvest and screw caps versus corks.
Quick note of explanation – Schuler uses the term "corked" both as a reference to wines that have been bottled with cork closures and in one instance, as the nickname for a wine that has been spoiled by cork taint.
Q- How was harvest for you last year?
Schuler – Bizarre. Absolutely bizarre. And I don't know if everybody is going to be honest, but if everybody were honest, they would say bizarre.
Q – How so?
Schuler – Well, early in a lot of ways, I mean, in a lot of ways, early. Everything came in and then everything sloooooooowed down to like an ooze for fermentation. Now, this is not a bad thing, but sometimes they're too long. It makes you crazy.
Q – Are you doing native ferments [i.e. using the yeast that's naturally on the grapes rather than adding it]?
Schuler – No. Actually, I do a little bit. But not… I want a little more control. But this year, there was no control over anything. It was like, oh my god. It's all weather in charge. You know the weather's in charge, anyway. We like to pretend it's not, but it really is.
Q – You have screw tops on your white wines and corks on your reds – why?
Schuler – Ummm, I think screw caps are great for freshness, and whites…. you know when you're having a dinner party and you don't have enough cold white and you go an put it in the freezer? And you forget about it? If you put a corked bottle of wine in there, that cork's going to pop out and be all over your freezer and that screw cap is not going to do that. I don't think they're great for aging, though. I'm just not going there. As much as I hate to open a bottle of corked [spoiled] wine, I think the aging elements of a cork are just much better than a screw cap.
Q- Are you basing that on experience?
Schuler – And on drinking a lot of older wines. I've never had a wine that's been under a screw cap for 25 years. I don't know. I don't think anybody's had a wine that's been in screw cap for 25 years. Pour me one and let's talk about it when you've poured me one.
Q – But just to argue, you're not going to get one that's been in screw cap for 25 years unless you put one down for 25 years.
Schuler – I'm not going to put one down, but other people should be putting them down. The people who've eschewed corks and only do it screw caps but I don't think they're putting wines down, to be perfectly honest. I think the only people who are putting wines down are doing it in cork.
Q – It'd be interesting to see.
Schuler – I'd be interested. I'm drinking some wines right now out of the '70s, the 80's, reds. They're like heaven, but they're in cork.
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Winemaker Dorothy Schuler, Part One
Dorothy Schuler, winemaker and owner of Bodegas Paso Robles
We first stumbled into Bodegas Paso Robles last summer on our vacation. The tiny tasting room in downtown Paso Robles was one of several that were open that Tuesday. We loved the wines, so of course we wanted to talk to winemaker and owner Dorothy Schuler.
Imagine our joy when we just happened by the tasting room last November and found Ms. Schuler there. Not only was she happy to talk to us, the interview transcript was such a blast, we couldn't think of anything to cut. So we're going to feature Ms. Schuler in three posts spread out over the next few weeks. This first one looks at how Schuler got started in the wine business.
Q – What got you into winemaking?
Schuler – My husband's project. He took a job in England, working on the London Underground. He was going and I said, "Honey, what are we going to do with this? we have this money invested," and he said, "Oh, sure, let's run with it." So I hired a guy [Allen Kinney] to teach me how to make wine. He's actually coming for dinner tomorrow night. I worked with him about a year and a half. He taught me well. He told me, he said, "Dorothy, making wine is not rocket science."
Q – It isn't.
Schuler – No. It's a feel. It is science but, you know, it's more than science and it's more than a feel. And my father wanted me to be a scientist. My father is a scientist. So I have a heavy-duty science background. So I get the science. But it's more than science.
Q – Tell us more about the balance between the science and the feel.
Schuler – Well, it's a very tricky thing. And I guess more women would talk to you about this than men. I don't know. It's our nature to understand the balance between the two, I think…. I did not go to school. I've got a lot of friends who went to Davis, female friends who went to Davis. I didn't go to school for winemaking. I went to school for something totally different.
Q – What?
Schuler – I was a journalist, writer and editor. That was my life. Different world. However, I think if you work for a really, really big winery where you're producing a huge amount of wine, you need to know all of that chemistry because you're making wine in huge quantities and you have to monitor everything you can. And you can't fuck anything up because if you do, it's millions of dollars. And if you don't know that stuff, it's really easy to screw up. But when you're making wine, like I do, for 2500 cases, it's a different story. And it's nice to know that. And it's like I kind of drive the guys a little nuts, with how I know certain things, You need to know a lot of that, but you can make a little mistake and fix it.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on July 2, 2015 June 29, 2015 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Winemaker Dorothy Schuler, Part One
Broadly Speaking at the L.A. Wine Fest
We're kind of sticking our necks out here on the objectivity thing. So in the interests of full disclosure, Michael will be pouring wines at this event, representing the Cellarmasters Los Angeles home winemaking club (to which we belong). Michael, in his capacity as archivist for the City of Los Angeles, also works with festival founder Joel Fisher as members of the Los Angeles City Historical Society. We're also, hopefully, getting press passes to the event. Oh, and two of the wineries pouring in the Boutique Tent are from friends of ours.
If you happen to be in Los Angeles and at loose ends this weekend (May 30 and 31), you may want to check out the LAWineFest, running from 1 to 5 p.m. both days. If you're not in L.A., but have been hearing about a wine festival or tasting event near you and are wondering if it's really worth the (often) steep ticket price, read on.
We talked with Sara Fisher Chapin, who works alongside her father and festival founder and CEO Joel Fisher to run the LAWineFest. This is the 10th year for the festival, and it is quite the undertaking.
"It is a full year of work to make something of this scale," Chapin said.
Festivals vary in size and scope. The LAWineFest is featuring over 60 wineries from all over the world, and over 5,000 people are expected to show up at the Raleigh Studios (5300 Melrose Ave. Hollywood) over the two days. Chapin said the best reason for attending a festival is because you can try a lot of very different wines without having to buy lots of different bottles.
"It's a safe environment to explore and learn," Chapin said. "It's the equivalent of a survey. You can go broad."
The idea is that because you've already paid for the tastings up front, you can afford to taste something that, maybe, you wouldn't want to buy as a bottle or as a glass in a pricey restaurant. Better yet, you don't have to feel obligated to like everything. Or even to drink all the wine in your glass, even if you do like it.
"Don't be embarrassed to dump out the wine if you've had enough of a taste," Chapin said. "No one's feelings are going to get hurt. Everyone respects that there are different tastes and palates."
And we'd also like to add that no one is going to assume that you didn't like a wine because you dumped out half the taste or spit your taste out into a spit cup. That's because professional tasters do exactly that so they don't get blitzed while tasting. Chapin pointed out that you also don't need to taste every single wine from every single winery.
"Pace yourself. Hydrate. Take advantage of the yummy food trucks," she said.
The LAWineFest will feature talks on wine, food and wine pairings and other entertainment on the festival stage, which Chapin said, will make it easier to take a break. Some other fun features of this particular festival include being able to buy wines from the various wineries through Drizly, a web delivery service for alcoholic beverages. In addition, if you have an iPhone, you can load up the Quini app (they still don't have the Android version, grumble, grumble) and not only rate the wines you taste, but vote for your faves and they'll announce the winners on Sunday, which is actually pretty cool.
Tickets for this festival are $85/$160 per couple. Add another $20 onto your ticket and you can visit the Boutique Wine Garden. These are small boutique wineries that don't produce more than 1,500 cases of wine a year. Note, our friends at Old Oak Winery and Vinemark will be pouring there.
"Come ready to explore," Chapin said. And she's dead on about that one.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on May 29, 2015 May 28, 2015 Categories Uncategorized1 Comment on Broadly Speaking at the L.A. Wine Fest
About Viognier with Morgan Clendenen
Winemaker Morgan Clendenen, used by permission
When we decided to do a class on viognier, there was really only one person we thought of it to discuss it: Morgan Clendenen, owner and winemaker at Cold Heaven Cellars. In addition to her signature syrah and lovely pinot noirs, she makes awesome viogniers, delicious wines with beautifully balanced fruit and acids.
Clendenen has been making wine since 1996.
"I was in sales and marketing for a distributor in North Carolina," she said. Then she married Jim Clendenen, who went on to found Au Bon Climat. The couple has since divorced, but her marriage did start her new career. "That is what got me into winemaking. Like Jim, I learned hands on."
Viognier (pronounced vee-oh-nyay) is a white wine grape commonly known as one of the varietals grown in France's Rhône Valley.
"It was originally brought in from Yugoslavia by the Romans," Clendenen said.
But as the centuries passed, the grape became less and less popular and almost became extinct until 1965, when there were only 30 acres planted. Since then, the grape has come back slowly, with the Clendenens planting the grape in Santa Barbara County in 1998.
"It's interesting – when I first started out, it was a hard sell," Morgan Clendenen said. Part of the problem is that with California's warm climate, the grapes would get very ripe and the resulting wine was high in alcohol, unctuous and cloying. "So viognier got a bad rap."
Viognier from Cold Heaven
But Clendenen persevered and started working on making viognier with more acidity, which increased its popularity.
When you're looking at a bottle, be aware that the wine could be fairly heavy. However, a good viognier usually features apricot, peach, honey, toasted nuts and vanilla in its flavor profile. Clendenen recommends serving it cold with Japanese and Mexican foods – anything with a little spice or heat.
"You have your classic pairings like scallops and white fish and the richer things like lobster," she said. "But the ultimate pairing, in my opinion tends to be goat cheese. Goat cheese and viognier is like peas and carrots."
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on March 20, 2015 March 19, 2015 Categories Uncategorized1 Comment on About Viognier with Morgan Clendenen
Open That Bottle Night is Coming!
This post is coming from Anne's solo perspective, instead of us writing as a pair.This is mostly because it was Anne's idea to do a blog hop celebrating Open That Bottle Night with some lovely women we met at the Wine Blogger's Conference last summer. And it was Anne who has actually met Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher, who started Open That Bottle Night.
I'm going to go out on a bit of a limb here and confess that I pretty much hate most writing about wine – at least, the traditional wine writing. You want to torture me? Tie me up and make me read Wine Spectator. There's minimal story. The photo spreads all look the same, and, frankly, I don't want to read a bunch of pretentious notes about wine that I either can't afford or can't find.
The Brander sparkling white and Joseph Blair Pinot that we're opening on #OTBN
But then there was the Tastings column in the Wall Street Journal by John Brecher and Dorothy J. Gaiter. It began in the late 1990s and Michael and I were immediate fans. It talked about wine as something that was accessible, something fun and wonderful. John and Dorothy, as we came to call them even though we didn't know them, shared our attitude, namely that the best wine was the wine you liked and that the experience surrounding the wine you drank had as much to do with the flavor as what was actually in the bottle. They even went out on a limb here and there and tasted bargain wines – the merlot experiment was not particularly successful. But, dummit, they kept trying.
More importantly, John and Dorothy told stories. They wrote about their process as they tasted that week's flight. They wrote about their daughters bagging bottles for their blind tasting process and they worked through a lot of wine. They wrote about doing a Disney cruise with the kids and the joy of discovering that the wine on the ship wasn't bad at all. Their rating system was what all rating systems are, at bottom, which is an opinion. But they used words from blech to Delicious! – and it was a rare wine, indeed, that earned that top rating.
And they came up with Open That Bottle Night, because almost anyone who has a wine collection has several bottles waiting for just the "right" special occasion, one that never seems to happen. It's an event that has grown over the past however many years, and has even survived the demise of the Tastings column. Dorothy is now writing for the GrapeCollective.com, and we just found out that the last Saturday of February is still Open That Bottle Night.
I met Dorothy and John, when they came to Southern California, lo these many years ago, back when I was writing for Wines & Vines magazine. I was doing a profile on them and they had come out to judge wines for the commercial competition at the Los Angeles County Fair, so I went out to get pictures. John was judging whites, but Dorothy had just finished a panel of dessert wines and still had a glass of one she'd particularly liked. She insisted I take a snort and a sip – and she was dead on. That stuff was amazing (and, alas, no longer made) – and I really don't like sweet wines.
For some reason, Michael and I don't have too many issues with finding just the "right" special occasion for our bottles, so we don't need an excuse like Open That Bottle Night. That doesn't mean we won't take advantage of it. As I recall, that first #OTBN, we drank a zinfandel and made dinner at home
You can read where John and Dorothy are going to be hanging out in NYC. We, here in L.A. (okay, Pasadena), are going to be celebrating at one of our fave restaurants, Cafe Bizou, mostly because they have one of the most liberal corkage fees in the county: $2 per bottle. Corkage is the fee restaurants charge if you bring your own bottle. Most run between $10 to $20 a bottle because the restaurants either want you to buy theirs (at the usual ridiculous mark up) or make the same profit. Cafe Bizou figures they're saving a bundle by not having to keep as deep a wine cellar, so they're fine with letting folks bring their own.
We'll be bringing a Brander sparkling wine that I won at the Wine Bloggers Conference and a Joseph Blair 2009 pinot noir that Michael has decided it's time to drink. I'm just hoping that Cafe Bizou will still be offering their pris fixe menu that includes a Meat Trio of rack of lamb, short ribs and something else (dang, I should've gotten a picture of that menu board).
So what will you be doing? For some other ideas, check out the below blogs by my colleagues. And then raise a toast to John and Dorothy, two of the best wine writers in the biz. We certainly will.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on February 25, 2015 February 25, 2015 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Open That Bottle Night is Coming!
It's the Valentine's Day Calibration Tasting!
It's happened to all of us. You're standing there, tasting wine and either the tasting notes or somebody is telling you about the apple overtones and you're tasting and smelling peach. Especially if you're new to wine, the natural thing is to wonder what's wrong with your taste buds.
Well, we're here to tell you that there is nothing wrong with your taste buds. The reality is we all experience taste differently. But the point of tasting notes is to share the experience of taste. When we, here at OddBallGrape, are writing about, say, the Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut, it's helpful for you to have an idea of what to expect when you buy a bottle. But if we all experience taste differently, then how are tasting notes going to help?
Enter the calibration tasting. We purposely feature a wine that is widely available so that we can compare notes. That way, if we write toast and you tasted vanilla, the next time we write about the flavor of toast in a wine, you'll know that you're going to probably taste vanilla when and if you get a hold of that particular wine. Whether you like toast or vanilla in your wine is totally up to you, but at least you have a frame of reference to work with.
And, yes, this tasting does feature Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut. It's a cava, or sparkling wine from Spain. We think cavas are some of the best buys around, especially for a sparkling wine. Most of them are made in the traditional Methode Champenoise style. They're nice and dry but not in your face, like some California sparklers, and they are a heck of a lot cheaper to buy than pretty much anything else on the shelves.
Michael, our tasting manager, noted the pale color and lots of tiny bubbles – a good thing for a sparkler. He smelled toast and tasted a slight chalkiness, but not a lot of fruit. The nice thing was the way the bubbles dissolved at the back of the palate. It was definitely dry, with no sugar, and had a very clean finish, with no lingering bad aftertaste.
Now, it's your turn. Feel free to put what you tasted in the comments below. Or let us know what you're serving on Valentine's Day.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on February 12, 2015 February 12, 2015 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on It's the Valentine's Day Calibration Tasting!
Can You Get Into Canned Wine?
Underwood Pinot Gris
Underwood Pinot Noir
To say that Michael was skeptical when Anne brought home samples of the Underwood Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir might be the understatement of the month. Possibly even the year. And to be fair, he was not entirely unjustified either. Usually when you get a really unusual container for wine (in this case aluminum cans), it becomes about the container and not about the wine and that just does not make for a tasty experience.
But Anne is nothing if not adventurous and she found the wine at one of our favorite wine stores, Everson Royce in Pasadena. The nice folks there have only steered us wrong once, and the bottle in question was what we'd asked for. So when the guy behind the counter said that it was good wine and he couldn't taste the metal unless he drank the wine straight from the can.
We can't say we were blown away by the wine, but it was darned tasty and pretty much just what you'd want from Oregon pinot noir and pinot gris. And we could taste the metal when we drank straight from the can. We bought our cans for $5 apiece. Each can is basically half a bottle, so if you happen to be on your own one evening and don't want to waste half a bottle of red, then you've got a reasonably priced alternative.
Other good reasons for wine in a can, to take it places like your swimming pool, where glass can be a hazard. Or on a picnic where maybe a bottle of wine might be frowned upon – not that we encourage folks to break the law. As to whether or not the aluminum keeps the wine any colder than glass does, we don't know. Finally, there's no reason not to package wine in a can. In fact, restaurants are doing something similar by buying big kegs of wine and serving them by the glass. The kegs use pressure to keep the wines from oxidizing, but it's a form of stainless steel that houses it all. The only thing you can't really do in a can is age the wine because it's completely sealed off from the microscopic bits of oxygen that allows aging to happen.
Clyde checks it out – no, we didn't give the dog wine. He's such a sloppy drunk.
There are good reasons to be skeptical about strange packaging. But there are also good reasons for giving it a try.
What odd packaging for wine have you tried lately?
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on September 25, 2014 Categories UncategorizedTags alternative packaging, Everson Royce, Pinot Gris, pinot noir, Underwood, wine in a canLeave a comment on Can You Get Into Canned Wine?
Celebrating Grenache and Grenache Day with Steve Anglim
Bet you didn't know that Friday, September 19 is Grenache Day. Truth be told, we didn't either until Anne got the press release from the International Grenache Association.
But we did happen to have an interview with winemaker Steve Anglim, of Anglim Winery, talking about Grenache. And we thought while everyone else is tasting and tweeting #GrenacheDay, we'd jump into the fray with our interview.
Steve Anglim at a recent tasting event.
One of the two ways folks end up as winemakers is that they start out as home winemakers, get hooked and work their way into becoming pros – and that's Anglim's story, as well. His daughter got him started when she bought him a winemaking kit for Father's Day. It didn't take long for Anglim to start making wine directly from grapes (he even belonged to the Cellarmasters, the same home winemaking club that we belong to), and finally landed in Paso Robles, California, opening his winery in 2002 and specializing in what are called the Rhone varieties, which include mouvedre, syrah and, of course, grenache.
"Grenache is both virtuous and difficult," Anglim said. "It's difficulty comes from- It needs to be very actively managed and grown or it produces a wine of rather non-descript and somewhat uninspiring character."
In the right conditions, he explained, the vines get a little too exuberant and put out tons of fruit. Now, that sounds like a good thing, but often when a vine over-produces, the fruit flavors get diluted and blah. And that means non-descript or uninspiring wine, or as Anglim put it, "Gallo Hearty Burgundy."
But Anglim went on to point out that when the grenache vines are made to struggle, the fruit they produce is much nicer.
"Generally, it will be a bright cherry [flavor], a vibrant character to the wine," Anglim said about what you can find in a bottle of grenache. "If you're in the premium section, you would expect more color development, more richness, more layers."
Anglim in his tasting room. That's his wife Steffanie Anglim serving the other two customers.
As for what to eat while drinking grenache, you don't want something too light or too heavy, Anglim said.
"Anything in the middle of the menu," he said. "Pork, lamb always works. You can do pasta with any kind of sausages."
We also find that a lighter grenache does very nicely paired with food that has a sweeter edge to it, and Anglim agreed, but added that you can't count on it.
"For me, grenache is very funny and we see this when we're doing the blends," he said. "Sometimes grenache doesn't like to sleep with its friends."
In short, he'll have what seems like a perfect grenache to blend with its traditional partner mourvedre only to find that the wine doesn't blend at all well.
So give your grenache a quick taste before deciding what to have for dinner. Or just drink it.
We tasted Anglim's 2011 grenache in his tasting room and Michael thought it was a good full wine – not at all pale, with a savory herbal element alongside the pomegranate and red fruit character and a hint of oak. We do have another bottle in the wine fridge at the moment. The debate now is whether to open it or find some other grenache to enjoy for Grenache Day.
Author Anne Louise Bannon and Michael HollandPosted on September 19, 2014 Categories UncategorizedTags cherry, grenache, Grenache Day 2014, Paso Robles, Rhone varietals, savory, Steffanie Anglim, Steve AnglimLeave a comment on Celebrating Grenache and Grenache Day with Steve Anglim
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The Melbourne Museum Comedy Tour finished a few short weeks ago, but in some ways it feels like an age. Six nights of sold out marlarkey! I should also mention that we received a small number of lovely reviews, including the Groggy Squirrel and Richard Watts of The Age.
Thank you to Janet A. McLeod and Andy Muirhead, my fellow science comedians; to Bernard Caleo and all the staff and volunteers at the Museum; to Gail Miller, my fearless co-producer; and of course to everyone who bought tickets and came to see the show. For those of you who missed out, don't despair – I suspect we will be back! You can keep your eye on the blog to find out when and where.
And don't forget, National Science Week is coming up in August – if not before, you'll see the Man in the Lab Coat again then, doing…something. In the meantime, now that festival madness has abated, I will be writing a few more blog posts, and there are other projects in the works too. I'll be around a bit more!


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This is the second in a series my friend, Mike Angell and I are posting at each of our blogs. You can read the first part here.
Jason: If I was younger, and grew up in Denver, I could have been one of those kids looking funnily at Mike on Ash Wednesday. It was never directly communicated to me but I grew up with an assumption that Christians of a more liturgical bent were not really Christian. They did archaic things at church. They drank alcohol.
Interestingly, I've experienced something similar with Episcopalians. There are grand, misinformed assumptions made of evangelical Christians by their mainline counterparts. As someone that has worshiped in both worlds, I can confidently say that our assumptions often keep us from learning from each other. There is more in common than most know. Especially when it comes to worship.
Mike: Liturgy translates literally as "work done in public." In church that public work is public prayer. When we talk about "a liturgy," in the singular (or liturgies plural), we are usually speaking about a particular church service. A service of Eucharist or Morning Prayer for example. In the Anglican Tradition we put the liturgies we pray together most often in a book called "The Book of Common Prayer." There are other books of liturgy as well, like the Book of Occasional Service (which, unsurprisingly, you only need occasionally).
Evangelicals also have a liturgical tradition. Evangelicals often don't call it "liturgy," but all church is liturgical, because church is a place of organized public prayer. In the Episcopal tradition, we tend to "privilege" the Catholic in discussions of liturgy. But the evangelical churches have a rich tradition of their own. The Moravians and the Quakers have very particular and historic ways of approaching God in prayer. There is a structure, an order to the public services in all churches, wherever they fall on the Evangelical/Catholic spectrum. But Episcopalians are not the only ones who look down their noses at less formal worship. A few years ago, Jason shared a video made by Evangelicals, lampooning their own tradition.
Jason: That video exposes how contrived worship can feel in evangelical circles. I got the same feeling the first time I saw this SNL skit. It hits way too close to home for many Episcopal parishes. The danger in both cases is presenting something seemingly artificial. Like Mike said, every Christian tradition has a liturgy–a form or rhythm they follow in worship. If we are unclear of what those rhythms are for than we end up simply going through the motions.
A strength of liturgical churches is that there is no denying that they draw on something ancient. There is no attempt to disguise the worship experience as anything else. But, again, it becomes meaningless if it is not interpreted for the person experiencing these practices.
Mike: To be a liturgical Christian is to know you walk a particularly well-worn path. The words and gestures used in church have been passed down through the ages. The psalms themselves are the earliest prayer book we have. Most liturgy makes use of the psalms. We pray words together that have been prayed for thousands of years. We stand with the saints who have gone before us. In some ways liturgical Christianity is a bit like a "Life-hacks" article on Buzzfeed. The Book of Common Prayer is a compilation of "prayer-hacks" or "worship-hacks." Over the years people have figured out what words and motions help people to connect with God together. When we open to the page of a particular liturgy, we pray in a particular historical rhythm.
Jason: I like the way you put this, Mike! It reminds me of the preface of the BCP. The idea of "worship-hacks" alludes to the relationship between the subject and end user. "Hacks" exist to efficiently broaden usability, increase accessibility (it is, afterall, called the Book of Common Prayer). This also implies that in making worship and prayer accessible, we're additionally showing people how to do it. Yet, I think, this is where liturgical traditions get themselves into trouble. How can leaders use liturgy to shape and inform people when the language and form of this tradition is so foreign to an increasing number of people?
Mike: Jason, you've hit the question on the head, but I don't think the answer is simple. Liturgical churches hold the tension between formation and translation. Sometimes we hold the tension well, and liturgy comes alive. The ancient speaks to the present, and the wisdom of the ages helps us to sense our connection to God. Sometimes we don't hold the tension well and liturgy feels like pandering (as in both the videos we shared), or we swing the pendulum the other way and liturgy feels like a museum piece, disconnected from reality. Liturgy is an invitation to participate in a different world, a different sense of time. It has to feel "other" but it can't quite feel "foreign." I hope as we move forward, we can discuss ways to "hack the hacks." That is to say, I hope we can talk specifically about what we have learned as we have adapted liturgy to work in our particular contexts.


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I may actually make it through a spin class with that list!
Thanks! I really think the music is the most important part … especially if you are trying to convert the cycle-averse!
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Mixquiahuala de Juárez ist einer der 84 Verwaltungsbezirke (Municipio), die den Bundesstaat Hidalgo in Mexiko bilden.
Der Sitz der Gemeinde und größter Ort im Municipio ist die Stadt Mixquiahuala.

Die Gemeinde befindet sich im Zentrum des Territoriums von Hidalgo zwischen den Breitengraden 20° 09' und 20° 19' nördlicher Breite; den Längengraden 99° 06' und 99° 19' westlicher Länge; mit einer Höhe zwischen 1800 und 2600 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel. Diese Gemeinde hat eine Fläche von 114,79 km² und repräsentiert 0,55 % der Staatsfläche; innerhalb der geographischen Region Valle del Mezquital.

Es grenzt im Norden an die Verwaltungsbezirke Chilcuautla, Progreso de Obregón und San Salvador; im Osten an die Verwaltungsbezirke San Salvador, Francisco I. Madero und Ajacuba; im Süden an Ajacuba, Tetepango, Tlahuelilpan und Tezontepec de Aldama; im Westen an Tezontepec de Aldama und Chilcuautla.

Toponomastik
Der Name "Mixquiahuala" stammt aus dem Nahuatl: "Mizquiyahuallān" ist abgeleitet von mizquit ("Mezquite"), und yahualli ("Kreis"), was "Ort umgeben von Mezquites" bedeutet, und "de Juárez" zu Ehren des ehemaligen Präsidenten Benito Juárez García.

Geographie

Relief und Hydrographie

Was die Physiographie betrifft, so liegt der Verwaltungsbezirk innerhalb der Provinzen der neovulkanischen Achse; er ist Teil der Unterprovinzen Querétaro und Hidalgo. Ihr Gebiet ist flach (77,0 %), bergig (17,0 %) und hügelig (6,0 %). Die wichtigsten Erhebungen im Verwaltungsbezirk heißen El Elefante, Lobo, Denganthzá, Benito Juárez, La Cruz, Motandhó sowie Tordillo, die alle über 2100 m liegen. Die Geologie entspricht dem Neogen (80,75 %), der Kreide (6,0 %) und dem Quartär (2,0 %), mit extrusiven magmatischen Gesteinen: Vulkanoklastische Gesteine (78,0 %), Basalt-basische vulkanische Brekzie (2,57 %) und Basalt (1,0 %); sedimentär: Kalkstein (6,0 %); Boden: alluvial (1,0 %). Was die Edaphologie betrifft, so ist der vorherrschende Boden Vertisol (62,0 %), Leptosol (12,0 %), Calcisol (10,75 %) und Phäozem (4,0 %).

Was die Hydrologie betrifft, so befindet sie sich in der Region des Panuco, in den Einzugsgebieten des Río Moctezuma; innerhalb der Teileinzugsgebiete des Río Tula (88,0 %) und des Río Actopan (12,0 %). Die Wasserströmungen, aus denen die Gemeinde besteht, sind Requena, Alto Requena, Endhó, La Sierra, Tula, El Norte und el Capulín.

Klima

Auf dem Gemeindegebiet herrscht halb-trockenes gemäßigtes Klima (100,0 %). Die durchschnittliche monatliche Temperatur liegt zwischen 14 °C für die Monate Dezember und Januar, die die kältesten des Jahres sind, und 20 °C für den Monat Mai, der die höchsten Temperaturen verzeichnet.

Die durchschnittliche Jahrestemperatur in der Gemeinde beträgt etwa 17 °C. Bezogen auf den Jahresniederschlag in der Gemeinde liegt der beobachtete Durchschnittswert bei etwa 509 mm, wobei die Monate Juni und Juli die niederschlagsreichsten und Februar und Dezember die niederschlagsärmsten sind.

Ökologie

Die Flora in der Gemeinde wird von Nopal, Organ, Garambullo, Biznaga, Pitaya, Mezquite, Maguey und für die Gegend exotischen Bäumen wie Pfirsich, Feige, Granatapfel, Walnuss und Avocado gebildet; Die Fauna setzt sich aus Tieren wie Eidechse, Kreuzotter, Eichhörnchen, Kojote, Sperber, Chamäleon und Geier zusammen.

Demographie

Ortschaften

Bis zum Jahr 2015 verfügt der Verwaltungsbezirk laut Lokalkatalog über 35 aktive Örtlichkeiten:

Politik

Mixquiahuala de Juárez wurde am 15. Februar 1826 als Verwaltungsbezirk gegründet. Der Kommunalrat setzt sich zusammen aus: einem Kommunalpräsidenten, einem Treuhänder und neun Kommunalräten sowie 36 Kommunalratsmitgliedern und Unterdelegierten. Nach Angaben des Mexikanischen Nationalen Wahlinstituts (INE) besteht der Municipio aus 22 Wahlbezirken, von 0743 bis 0764. Für die Wahl des föderalen Abgeordneten der mexikanischen Abgeordnetenkammer und des lokalen Abgeordneten des Kongresses von Hidalgo ist er Teil des III. föderalen Wahlbezirk von Hidalgo und den VII. lokalen Wahlbezirk von Hidalgo. Auf staatlicher Verwaltungsebene gehört er zur Makroregion III und zur Mikroregion VIII sowie zur Operativen Region II Tula.

Chronologie der Kommunalpräsidenten

Wirtschaft

Im Jahre 2015 liegt die Kommune mit einem HDI von 0,780 im hohen Bereich und damit an zehnter Stelle auf der Ebene des Bundesstaates; 2005 hatte sie ein BIP von 1.984.056.909,00 mexikanischen Pesos und ein Pro-Kopf-BIP von 52.562,00 mexikanischen Pesos.

Nach Angaben des Nationalen Rates für die Bewertung der sozialen Entwicklungspolitik (Coneval) hat die Kommune einen sehr niedrigen Marginalisierungsindex. 47,9 % der Bevölkerung leben in mäßiger Armut und 9,4 % in extremer Armut. Im Jahr 2015 rangierte die Gemeinde auf der Skala der sozialen Rückstände des Staates auf Platz 22 von 84 Gemeinden.

Nach den von INEGI in den Wirtschaftszählungen vorgelegten Zahlen bis 2015 belief sich das Erwerbspersonenpotential der Kommune auf 18.014, von denen 16.706 berufstätig und 1.308 nicht berufstätig waren. 14,17 % gehörten zum primären Sektor, 25,54 % zum sekundären Sektor und 59,27 % zum tertiären Sektor.

Handel
Im Jahr 2015 existieren 2.095 Wirtschaftseinheiten mit Arbeitsplätzen für 5.390 Menschen. Was den Handel betrifft, so existieren vier Märkte, ein Geschäft zur Nahrungsmittelversorgung und vier Liconsa Läden; außerdem gibt es einen öffentlichen Markt und einen städtischen Flohmarkt.

Viehzucht
im Jahr 2015 gab es im Verwaltungsbezirk 2.133 Rinder, 1.137 Schweine, 139 Ziegen, 6.494 Schafe sowie 57.735 Geflügel.

Landwirtschaft
im Jahr 2015 verfügte der Verwaltungsbezirk mit 7.853 Hektar über eine der größten Flächen des Landes. Im Jahr 2014 wurde auf 4.477 Hektar bewässertem Land Mais angebaut; Bohnen auf 1.085 Hektar bewässertem Land, Hafer für Viehfutter auf 610 Hektar bewässertem Land; grüne Chilischoten auf 54 Hektar bewässertem Land; Zucchini auf 185 Hektar bewässertem Land; Blumenkohl auf 255 Hektar bewässertem Land und grüne Luzerne auf 3.568 Hektar bewässertem Land geerntet.

Mixquiahuala de Juárez

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I am an avid puzzles enthusiast and compile various types of puzzles as a hobby - Alpha-Numero, Cipher, Logic Grid, Phone-a-Puzzle, Target and Word Search - all of which are compiled using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word.
I used to work with gearce who had some puzzles posted in xkcd but regrettably no longer due to unforeseen circumstances.
Over the next five weeks Jessica, Laurie, Mark, Mary, and Sally, members of the local Weekly Book Club are hosting discussions of five bestselling authors' novels. Each club meeting will be at a different member's house, and each will feature a different one of the five books.
The books chosen for discussion are Crisis, End of Watch, Love You Dead, Rogue Lawyer, and The Cartel.
The authors are Don Winslow, Frank Gardner, John Grisham, Peter James, and Stephen King.
The published dates are May 22, 2015, Oct 20, 2015, Jun 02, 2016, Jun 07, 2016, and Jun 09, 2016.
The members, books, authors, and published dates do not necessarily relate to each other in the order listed.
From this information and the following clues, can you determine, for each member, the hosting order, the book which they chose, the author, and the date when it was published?
1.	The Frank Gardner publication is scheduled for the first discussion.
2.	Of the two books published in 2015, the earlier is scheduled for the final discussion at Sally's house one week after the discussion of John Grisham's Rogue Lawyer.
3.	The men will host consecutive discussions of the books published on Jun 7, 2016 and Jun 9, 2016 following the discussion of Crisis at Mary's house.
4.	One of the women will not host a discussion of a book published in 2015.
5.	Neither of the men will host a discussion of The Cartel.
6.	John Grisham's Rogue Lawyer was not published in 2016.
7.	Love You Dead, the latest of the 2016 publications, is scheduled mid-term for discussion at Mark's house.
8.	The Peter James publication is scheduled for discussion before that at Jessica's house but later than Stephen King's publication.
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Even if I didn't know a man called Laurie, I probably would guess that Jessica, Mary and Sally are the most generically "female" names in that list.
ConMan wrote: Even if I didn't know a man called Laurie, I probably would guess that Jessica, Mary and Sally are the most generically "female" names in that list.
i personally have never met a man named laurie and have met more women named laurie then i have sally and jessica combined.
So, somewhat surprisingly to me, it looks like Mary would be the best choice for the 2nd man.
0.042% of people named Laurie are boys.
0.248% of people named Jessica are boys.
0.335% of people named Mary are boys.
0% of people named Sally are boys.
And even that information is not very useful, since it summarizes all births since 1880 and therefore probably isn't an accurate representation of the population relevant to this question.
Have we been doing searches into the 'Lauren"/"Laurelai" (F) and "Laurence/Lawrence" (M) namespaces, amongst others?
By clue 5, there must be exactly two men due to grammar. By clue 3, the men host discussions of books published in 2016, and they host them after Mary does, so Mary is not a man but a woman. By clue 2, week 5 is held at Sally's house, but it is of a book published in 2015, so Sally is not a man but a woman. Also by clue 2, week 4 is of John Grisham's Rogue Lawyer, which by clue 6 was not published in 2016. Since by clue 1 week 1 is of Frank Gardner's book, by clue 8 Jessica, who hosts discussions after the Peter James book and the Stephen King book, must host the week 4 discussion, and therefore must not be a man but a woman. Therefore, the two men can only be Mark and Laurie.
Sorry for spoiling the fun.
On a more serious note to the author, I do carry the solution out to the end below, but I took the phrase "scheduled mid-term" to mean that the discussion took place in week 3, the middle week. I assume this is what you intended, but it was not immediately obvious to me. I'm not entirely sure what to suggest as an alternative, but I would think there's a better one out there somewhere.
Since by clue 2 the week 5 book discussion is the earlier-published 2015 book, it was published on May 22, 2015, and Rogue Lawyer was published on Oct 20, 2015. By clue 3 the discussion of the book published on Jun 02, 2016 was hosted by a woman, which could only be Mary, who hosted the discussion of Crisis. By clue 8, the Stephen King book was discussed before the Peter James book, which was discussed before Jessica hosted, so the Stephen King book was discussed week 2 and the Peter James book was discussed week 3, which leaves only week 5 for the Don Winslow book discussion. By clue 5 the discussion of The Cartel was not hosted by a man, so it was hosted by Sally. By clue 7, Love You Dead was published on Jun 09, 2016, and its discussion was hosted by Mark in week 3, meaning week 2 could only be the discussion hosted by Laurie of End of Watch, published on Jun 07, 2016.
Today's puzzle is what I call an Alpha-Numero Puzzle. You may find it easy or you may find it not so easy . Anyway enjoy.
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I don't think it has enough constraints; I got two solutions where the numbers in E, H and K could be swapped for those in G, I and F without anything being inconsistent.
cjr22 wrote: I don't think it has enough constraints; I got two solutions where the numbers in E, H and K could be swapped for those in G, I and F without anything being inconsistent.
Thanks for your reply and my apologies to all who tried to solve the puzzle. Unfortunately the Extra (which does add some constraints) was not posted which made the puzzle incomplete.
As a matter of interest may I see both of your solutions?
Based on the "extra" I assume the first is the one you intended?
Today's puzzle is what I call a Phone-a-Puzzle. You may find it easy or you may find it not so easy . Anyway enjoy.
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Solution to Cipher Puzzle Number 1: THE POWER OF ACCURATE OBSERVATION IS COMMONLY CALLED CYNICISM BY THOSE WHO HAVE NOT GOT IT.


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Your own Dry Cured Bacon By RF The UK based Local Food Heroes Blog has a good introduction to dry curing and addresses the issues of the toxicity of the chemicals used in curing, please read it first before attempting this recipe.
Home cured streaky bacon has been a constant fixture in my house since I first made it back in October � in fact I�ve not bought any �commercial� bacon since. Back bacon used to be our house favourite though, before I started curing. A couple of weeks ago I saw a tied pork loin �roasting� joint for sale half-price in the local co-op, and it seemed to good to refuse.
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Q: Spring Boot Notified by database for any change in values I have a spring boot app. i need to hit the db/run a query every 15 secs to check the values of a status column.
Now i would like to check the below possibilities instead of querying the data every 15 secs

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*any mechanism , where database will notify the app automatically without querying explictly (trigger etc?)  if yes , please share a sample example

A: What you are looking at is commonly known as CDC (change data capture) and is a widely used software design pattern.
There are some commercial tools like Oracle GoldenGate, Hevo that implement CDC for Oracle database. Alternatively, there are also some an open-source tools such as JDBC Connector for Kafka and Debezium (with a community developed connector) you might want to have a look at.
Almost all of the above-mentioned tools publish the captured data changes as events to Kafka. So, you will need to integrate your application with a Kafka cluster.

A: To reduce the operations over time, you can specify a trigger. There is another strategy perhaps one could follow is to keep track of the size of the schemas. For instance,
SELECT table_name ,
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FROM information_schema.TABLES
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UMMC doctors warn about coronavirus spread during holidays
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, beds at the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) in Jackson and throughout the state are full or close to reaching capacity. Doctors said they're concerned about the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday because college students are heading home.
At UMMC, doctors said there has been an increase in the number of requests coming from hospitals outside of the state. Those hospitals have requested transfers from other states, as far away as Missouri, into Mississippi for ICU beds.
State Health Officer warns of possible "explosive outbreak" of COVID-19 after holidays
Health officials said they are mostly concerned about human resources. They also expressed frustration of what appears to be adherence to face mask policies that try to decrease the spread of the virus.
Lacey Ward, a nurse at UMMC, said, "When you've done literally everything that you can, it's very defeating to see in the community people having parties and gathering. We all want to be with our families, and I want to be with mine."
On Saturday, November 21, Mississippi reported its largest number of COVID-19 cases with nearly 2,000.


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The Who, The Standard Lamps: Echo Arena, Liverpool
By Peter Goodbody on	 4th April 2017 Live reviews
Returning to Liverpool for a show billed as Tommy and More, Getintothis' Shaun Ponsonby finds The Who playing very little Tommy and more love for Quadrophenia.
Back in 2006, The Who played their first Liverpool show since 1971 in a tent at the Summer Pops.
It seems that show has stayed with them. Roger Daltrey even mentioned it from the stage tonight. "Liverpool are the best singers in the country. I mean that. I remember when you had a tent. You were louder than we were!"
This writer can vouch for that. I was there. It was one of those special nights that you hear about but are rarely present for. Something else was happening, and I have been searching for it ever since.
As I was reminiscing about that night an astonishing 11 years ago, Pete Townshend piped up; "It wasn't on a fucking Monday though, was it? Who goes out on a Monday night?"
That singular exchange sums up the difference between the two men at this point in time. Daltrey is still enthusiastic. He loves the roar of the crowd and loves to sing these songs.
Townshend is comically cynical and seems more resigned than Daltrey.
Throughout the show, Townshend made several cracks about age. "I wrote this song was I was 19 years old. I never thought I would still be playing it at 73." He also told a story about a friend of his bringing some young "dance music types" to one of their shows last week, only to leave after ten minutes.
The tour is billed as Tommy and More, although a more accurate description would be Loads of Other stuff and a Bit of Tommy. Daltrey explained they initially intended to play Tommy in its entirety, as they did at the Royal Albert Hall last week.
He then said they changed their minds as there were other songs they wanted to play.
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Truth be told, we were glad they dropped the idea. Tommy hasn't aged quite as well as most monster albums of its nature. There are a lot of awkward moments that no longer gel as they might have done in 1969.
Townshend himself surpassed Tommy with Quadrophenia in 1973.
That much was apparent tonight. The band did perform a Tommy section in the show, more than they ordinarily would. Rarely played gems such as The Acid Queen and It's a Boy were refreshing to hear.
But following the truncated Tommy, they performed a series of songs from Quadrophenia. Pinball Wizard aside, the songs received a much stronger reaction, and all-out screams of passion from the crowd.
Perhaps it is the deep, dark reality of teenage life that Quadrophenia represents. It is an album that, realistically, each and every person who has ever been a teenager can relate to.
In contrast, Tommy is a much more spiritual and surreal story, and one that is more difficult to follow than Quadrophenia.
The show felt a little ramshackle at times and there didn't seem to be any structure of note. But this weirdly works in their favour.
Part of the brilliance of The Who is that feeling you don't quite know what is going to happen next. They may not be the genuinely dangerous band they were in the early days, but shaky ground definitely works for them and makes them work harder.
Throughout the show there were several technical problems. Halfway through My Generation, Daltrey shouted "I can't hear the key" and ceased singing for a while. During Love Reign O'Er Me he was clutching his ear unnaturally hard as if attempting to hear himself properly.
Likewise, Townshend seemed to have problems with his guitars, and at one point switched instruments a few bars into The Acid Queen.
Perhaps dropping Tommy late in the day did a little harm. When they hit a groove, it became apparent they still have it in them, and by the time they reached the end with Baba O' Riley and Won't Get Fooled Again – two of the greatest anthems in rock history – they hit the peak of the night.
There was no encore, which is fair enough seeing as it's a stupid convention anyway.
But it's just as well. They couldn't have topped that ending couplet anyway.
Support came from The Standard Lamps, a band from Tunbridge Wells who were exactly the kind of band you would expect to support The Who. They were proficient, but a little stock and it felt like the crowd were totally ambivalent to them.
They seemed to enjoy themselves though. And to be fair, I've never supported The Who on an arena tour, so they have the last laugh, don't they?
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Terrängen runt Lixnaw är platt åt nordväst, men åt sydost är den kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är Beennageeha Mountain,  meter över havet,  km söder om Lixnaw. Runt Lixnaw är det glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Tralee,  km söder om Lixnaw. Trakten runt Lixnaw består i huvudsak av gräsmarker.

Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är augusti, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C.

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