Archive for November, 2009
Kaine says he knows White House crashers (WSLS Newschannel 10 Roanoke)
Gov. Timothy M. Kaine said Monday that he knows White House party-crashers Tareq and Michaela Salahi “pretty well.”
White House gate crashers: Reality TV in the making - Feature (EARTHtimes.org)
Washington - The images are seductive. A willowy blonde, 44, wrapped in a luxurious, red-and-gold Indian sari, prances hand in hand with her husband in front of cameras at the White House, holding him back as …
Fleetwood Mac hopes winery shows will be bottlers - The Age
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Fleetwood Mac hopes winery shows will be bottlers
The Age He will return seven weeks later with the Fleetwood Mac Blues Band to play at country wineries with Boz Scaggs and the Doobie Brothers’ Michael McDonald. … |
Thieves Drunk on Napa Valley Winery Solar Panels - Environmental Leader
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Thieves Drunk on Napa Valley Winery Solar Panels
Environmental Leader While Napa Valley wineries have been adding solar panels in unprecedented numbers, the solar arrays have posed an easy target for thieves in the night. … |
Tool Frontman Unveils His Arizona Wine (Santa Barbara Independent)
Maynard James Keenan will sign bottles of his Arizona Stronghold at Whole Foods.
White House party crashers couldn’t crack this (Chicago Sun-Times)
Bill Zwecker: The more that is revealed about infamous White House party crashers Michaele and Tareq Salahi, the more we learn how this couple has been ‘’skating on thin ice,” as described by Salahi’s estranged father, Dirgham Salahi.
Florida Wine (BellaOnline)
Will Florida be the next fashionable wine producing area? Peter F May doesn’t think so. Florida has a lot going for it but is struggling to make great wines.
A Reopened, Relaxed Wine Cask (Santa Barbara Independent)
Doug Margerum and Mitchell Sjerven team up to bring back Santa Barbara institution.
‘Foodies’ filling Lewiston cooking classes (The Lewiston Sun Journal)
LEWISTON — As chef Dan Caron demonstrated how to take white wine, shallots and butter and create a beurre blanc seafood sensation, Daniela Staton stood watching with other students. Staton, a Food Network fan, loves to cook and wants to cook better. So far, in her basic culinary c…
Theives target solar panels (The Weekly Calistogan)
Solar energy is hot. Not just with wineries attempting to lessen their carbon footprints — but also with thieves. Numerous Napa Valley wineries have been victimized by thieves lurking in the night and stealing their solar arrays.
