France Bordeaux Pauillac: 8-40 St-Estephe: 8-35 St-Julien: 8-35 Margaux: 8-30 Pessac-Leognan/Graves (red): 8-30 Pessac-Leognan (white): 5-20 Barsac/Sauternes: 10-50 St-Emilion: 8-25 Pomerol: 5-30 Fronsac: 5-20 Lalande-de-Pomerol: 3-6 Bourg: 3-10 Blaye: 2-4 Loupiac: 5-15 Burgundy Reds: Cote de Nuits: 2-18+ Cote de Beaune: 2-15+ Beaujolais: 1-5+ Whites: Chablis: 1-10+ Cote de Beaune: 4-10+ Maconnais: 1-8+ Alsace Gewurtztraminer: 5-15 (Vendange Tardive: 8-25) Muscat: 3-5
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In our performance, we are going to be doing the story of Julio, an immigrant who has been deported from the United States seven times and has snuck back in just as many times to small Central Valley farming town. In his story, Julio relates how during one of his treks back to the States he finds himself lost and stranded in the middle of the Mojave Desert and had to survive all the way back to civilization. The audience is going to be laying down in our performance. They will be representing the
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The Dust Bowl was a major sandstorm that was caused by ripping up the grass that held the topsoil down. When this was to happen the winds picked up and caused all the topsoil to go with it causing massive clouds of sand. This Dust Bowl was bad timing because around this time the Great Depression was happening. Another cause of the Dust Bowl was drought, the topsoil was now dry and loose, any wind could pick up and bring the dirt with it. Many farmers were forced to migrate because of all the sand
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In “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien, he describes war, memory, and imagination through the coping mechanism of storytelling. He incorporates heavy symbolism in order to present his audience with the realities of war. For instance, the character Kiowa in O’Brien’s novel carried many symbolic things, both physical and abstract. O’Brien’s inclusion of physical items the soldiers carried served as an opportunity to reflect upon their individual attributes. The things Kiowa carried are indicated
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Tom Joad returns back to his Oklahoma home after serving time in the McAlester prison for homicide. Tom finds his household preparing to leave for California after the bank forces the Joad family from their land. Though the Joad family and other tenantsharecropper farmers attempt to find a person to blame (such as the tractor driver to the shareholders of the banks), they still lose their homes and are forced to make a journey westwards to California. Some members of the Joad family are reluctant
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In the 1930’s there were lots of hardships during the Great Depression this made lots of people become unemployed. Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck it is a novella released in 1937 which tells a tale of two workers named George and Lennie, who lost their old job in Soledad and are going to their new job at the ranch. Largely the ending Of Mice and Men was inevitable because of these following themes; American Dream, cruel society, particularly targeting minorities and friendships helping to build
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Ever wondered what it was like to not be able to see anything? Have you ever gone outside, and suddenly see a huge mass of dust and dirt that covered everything in sight? Most people nowadays have not heard of the Dust Bowl. The Dust Bowl was a horrific series of dust storms. This occurred around the 1930s. The Dust Bowl was a intervallic system of dust storms that changed, basically, agriculture for the worse. There was a large drought along Central America and Canada, which was a large part of
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Fox and the Grapes” and the sun from “The North Wind and the Sun” share numerous similarities throughout their fables. A triad of the resemblances between the pair are their pride, their wit, and competition. The first of their comparisons is pride, as both animals demonstrate the human quality of pride in their fable. In “The Fox and the Grapes” the fox shows pride when he fails to reach the grapes. After jumping as high as he is capable of he walks away remarking about how the grapes were quite
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8.(Evaluating) Decide whether Steinbeck's suggestion of labor unity in chapter 14 is to suggest a nonviolent or violent uprising against "the great owners" and defend your decision with concrete details from "The Grapes of Wrath." I think that Steinbeck is trying to get them to unify peacefully to attain a common goal. Going back to when Jim Casy said "maybe all men got one big soul ever'body's a part of," I think that Steinbeck is trying to get readers to recognize that they are not alone (pg. 24)
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CGACourse Schedule Course Modules Review and Practice Exam Preparation Resources Module 1: Benefits to shareholders Overview This module deals with the tax implications for resident and non-resident shareholders of removing funds from the corporation other than in the form of salary or dividends. It covers the taxation of shareholder benefits and loans and of deemed dividends arising from a number of transactions affecting a corporation’s share capital, such as the redemption, purchase
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