Since the late 1960s when trailblazers carved a path north to Mendocino County to live off the land, artisan farmers had no idea their simplistic farm-to-fork ethos would evolve into a culinary trend. From Scottish sheepherders to German viticulturists, hippie farmers and high-brow brew masters, today the region's diverse mix of entrepreneurs have set an inviting table laden with locally-produced Piment d'Ville, farm-raised bison, candy cap (mushroom) ice cream, farmstead chévre and an entire season focused on foraging for Mr. Fungi.
The 2018/2019 line-up of culinary celebrations is as authentic as it is ambitious. From pick-your-own farm stays to foraging for fungi, Mendocino County is ripe for a seasonal visit, be it cracking Dungeness crab or savoring a sleek Alsatian wine. www.visitmendocino.com.
Truly a one-of-a-kind event and the ideal time to tap into the region's rich reserves of dry Alsatian wines including crisp Rieslings and Gewürztraminers from around the globe. Enjoy foods perfectly suited to these aromatic whites in a casual setting. Event includes a technical conference and area-wide winery open houses. www.avwines.com . Mendocino County Fairgrounds, Boonville, Calif.
A stellar wine and food festival showcasing Mendocino County's renowned bubbles. Set on a working olive oil ranch — Terra Sávia Winery in Hopland — wines will be paired with smoked salmon, local oysters, patés and canapés with a backdrop of vineyards and olive orchards. The North Coast climates of Mendocino County are known for producing wonderful sparkling wines with some 20+ wineries pulling out their local stash. www.terrasavia.com. Hopland, Calif.
Hop on over for a brewfest fit for kings at Anderson Valley Brewing Company. Craft beers from dozens of breweries from San Diego to Portland pour suds all afternoon at the Mendocino County Fairgrounds. Food and music round out the day. www.avbc.com. Boonville, Calif.
Destination Hopland, set at the gateway of Mendocino County along the Inspiration Highway, is the locale for this annual tasting event. Browse the quaint town and enjoy a bevy of local varietals paired with food and entertainment. www.destinationhopland.com. Hopland, Calif.
Bring out the big stemware for this remarkable tasting of the region's world class Pinot Noir wines. Set deep in the rustic redwoods of Camp Navarro in Anderson Valley, the event includes a grand tasting, technical conference, scrumptious food pairings and winemaker dinners throughout the valley. www.avwines.com. Navarro, Calif.
Set in scenic Noyo Harbor in Fort Bragg, this annual event spotlights the region's rich salmon haul with all proceeds directed to improve salmon populations on the Northern California coast. Enjoy grilled salmon and all the fixings to benefit Salmon Restoration. https://salmonrestoration.com/the-world-largest-salmon-bbq/. Fort Bragg, Calif.
Glass in hand explore the Anderson Valley AVA in all its summer glory; events and tasting throughout the region from Boonville to the Deep End. www.avwines.com. Boonville, Calif.
It's all things blackberry this August in northern Mendocino County. The festival features arts and crafts booths, blackberry delicacies, Mendocino County wine tasting and children's games. http://www.roundvalleyblackberryfestival.com. Free. Covelo, Calif.
Enjoy a feast of the original American meat with all the fixings paired with beer and wine tasting and live music by headliners The Mendocino Quartet. Rumor has it hard cider may be available for tasting this year! http://www.parentsandfriends.org/beer-bison–bluegrass.html. Fort Bragg, Calif.
Amazing local seafood, craft beer, spectacular Mendocino County wines and the vibe of Point Arena await visitors on Labor Day weekend. Dive into fish tacos, albacore kabobs and fresh seafood salads backed with live entertainment. www.pointarena.net. Point Arena, Calif.
Held in the luxuriant Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg, the Winesong Grand Tasting and Charity Auction offers sumptuous bites from the county's chefs served alongside a panoply of county wines. The live auction features spectacular wines, rare vintages, large format bottles plus special vertical and horizontal collections and luxury vacations. The Pinot Noir Celebration precedes on Friday at the Little River Inn. www.winesong.org. Mendocino, Calif.
Slip into Noyo Harbor for a feast for the senses. Attendees will enjoy live music, local beer from North Coast Brewery, fine wines, a dockside crafts fair, silent auction and Mr. Abalone in all his glory. Compete as a cook or judge the dishes at Noyo Harbor South. http://www.mendoparks.org/abalone-cook-off/. Fort Bragg, Calif.
Swirl and whirl with wine, food and music spotlighting Hopland area wineries. Explore the quaint town of Hopland with its tasting rooms, shopping and dining and the one-and-only Solar Living Center. www.destinationhopland.com. Hopland, Calif.
Fall means fungi and as the season turns so does the annual crop of coveted candy cap, chanterelle, porcini and hedgehog mushrooms. Some 3,000 mushroom varieties lace the landscape nurturing nirvana for local chefs, winemakers and fungi foragers. On tap are regional mushroom-laced menus, 20+ winemaker and brew events, educational seminars, foraging treks and mushroom-inspired hotel packages. www.visitmendocino.com. Mendocino County.
Celebrate the region's local rock star – fresh Dungeness crab – with a variety of events including countywide crab-centric menus, hotel packages at cozy inns, crab and wine events, a cioppino feed and crab cake cook-off paired with award-winning wine and local brews. www.visitmendocino.com. Fort Bragg, Calif.
Join Destination Hopland for this annual spotlight of wineries along the Upper Russian River Valley and dotting Highway 101 in Mendocino County. Talk with winemakers; learn how to evaluate barrel samples for their potential and purchase futures at a discounted price. This is a two-day tasting along the Inspiration Highway in the heart of Mendocino County. http://destinationhopland.com/hopland-passport. Hopland, Calif.
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Funky Technician è l'album d'esordio del duo hip hop statunitense formato dal rapper Lord Finesse e da DJ Mike Smooth, pubblicato il 6 febbraio del 1990. L'album è prodotto da Wild Pitch ed EMI, inoltre è commercializzato da Bellaphon per il mercato tedesco. La produzione è affidata a Smooth, DJ Premier, Diamond D e a Showbiz e vede la collaborazione di A.G. Nel 1998, Funky Technician è inserito nella lista dei 100 migliori album rap della rivista The Source. Nel 2008, l'album è ripubblicato da Wild Pitch.

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John Bush per Allmusic assegna all'album quattro stelle e mezzo su cinque, recensendolo in maniera entusiastica: «è una formula semplice: riunisci uno dei migliori rapper dell'East Coast con alcuni dei produttori più intelligenti nell'hip hop, quindi aggiungi un DJ stellare e i risultati saranno sicuramente emozionanti. Funky Techician era proprio questo [...] sorprendentemente, nonostante [DJ] Premier avrebbe presto forgiato uno stile unico diventando uno dei produttori più rispettati nell'hip hop, è Diamond D ad assicurarsi la traccia migliore (la title track), quella con lo stesso suono che poi [DJ] Premier avrebbe successivamente fatto suo. Lord Finesse è fresco e creativo su ogni linea [...] tuttavia, verso la fine del decennio uscirono moltissime grandi produzioni da New York e Funky Technician non ebbe mai l'attenzione che avrebbe meritato.»

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Its time for Let's be Nomads 3.0! A new continent, a new start and new backpacks, thanks to the Black Diamond warranty. We started a little over a year ago and it already feels like we've done so much. So many experiences, so many lessons learned, tears shed, memories made and beautiful spots discovered. I'm happy that we're keeping a blog because our days have been filled with so many countless precious details, that I don't know if my memory is strong enough to remember them forever.
What is the most important thing I've learned in a year of traveling around Europe? Slow yourself down, you'll see so much more. This is credit to the trailer of the Goodwin project. It's a sentence that never left my mind. Why? For many reasons: if we go through life on a busy schedule and adrenaline as our fuel we miss so much, we have only one life, one chance to get to know ourselves. One chance to discover what we believe, what makes us wake up with a smile, what our dreams are and to experience all the miracles in life. When we race through life we don't have much time to analyse what we experience or listen to our feelings.
We have so many things we must do in life and so many ways we must be. When you go to a foreign city, don't you have the feeling that you have to do cultural activities like visiting the 'beautiful cathedral' and run from one recommended place to another? But what about just walking around en letting the lively streets or the peaceful parks guide you? Or what about just sitting on a bench and taking in the atmosphere and letting adventures come your way? I can promise you that the moments created this way will be the ones you will remember for the rest of your life. The moments that just happened to you instead of the ones you're trying to control. Those are the most beautiful unique travel experiences. Like a homeless guy who joins you on that bench and turns out to know the best place in the city to watch the sunset. That is what I call 'the art of traveling'.
It brings me to the second most important thing I've learned so far: letting go. Misadventures happen, bad weather happens, so does losing things and making mistakes. You can kick against the wall, you can get angry with yourself, you can cry but you can also just accept what happens and let go. You can feel that besides the things that didn't happen the way you expected, everything isn't so bad after all. You can learn from what happened and let yourself be surprised by where this 'change of plans' will take you. As life probably tried to show you in many ways: everything happens for a reason.
This year showed us that the bad things often take us to places or experiences, more beautiful than we ever could have expected. Rainy days covering the sun taught us that bad weather can also be your friend and that pain is only in the mind, if that is your choice, if you simply let go.
I'm curious what Let's be Nomads 3.0 has in store fur us; what places we will discover, ones we never knew even to exist, what we will learn and who we will meet. I'm glad I can take you on this journey through our stories. Hopefully we can all remember each other sometimes of these six simple words: Slow yourself down and let go.