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1. Jug wine
   Jug wine Jug wine is wine bottled in a jug, which often has a handle. It is generally regarded as less than palatable by wine aficionados. Jug wines are usually drunk not for pleasure but for intoxication. Common brands of jug wine include Boone's Farm, Gallo, and Carlo Rossi. See Also: Fortified
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2. Ice wine
   Ice wine Ice wine is a type of dessert wine produced from grapes that have been frozen. The sugars and other dissolved solids do not freeze, but the water does, so the result is an unusually concentrated, often very sweet wine. Unlike other unfortified dessert wines, the grapes tend not to be
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3. Iron & Wine
   Iron & Wine Iron & Wine is the pseudonym of American roots music singer and producer Sam Beam, who teaches cinematography in Miami, Florida. He released his first album, The Creek Drank the Cradle, on the Sub Pop label in 2002; Beam wrote, performed, recorded, and produced every track on the album
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4. How to make wine
   How to make wine Here is a quick summary on the process for making your own wine: Grow and harvest grapes. Remove stems and crush to release the juice. If using carbonic maceration, crushing is unnecessary. If making a white wine, press the juice off the skins. The juice that comes out
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5. Farm winery
   Farm winery Many farms sell produce directly to consumers at farm produce stands to increase profitability of fruits, vegetables, maple syrup, honey and other specialties of the farm. In recent years many states in the United States have created a new class of winery license, the farm winery, to allow farmes to produce and sell wines onsite. Farm wineries differ from commercial wineries in that the fruit which is the source of the wine is usually produced on the farm, and the final product is also sold on the farm. A few states, such as New York, also have a
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6. Fortified wine
   Fortified wine A fortified wine is a wine to which additional alcohol has been added, most commonly in the form of brandy (a distilled spirit). Common fortified wines include port, vermouth and sherry. A fortified wine called Muscat is made in Australia. Fortified wines must be distinguished from spirits made from wine.
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7. Vermouth
   Vermouth Vermouth is a fortified wine flavoured with aromatic herbs. There are four styles of vermouth, in order from driest to sweetest: french, dry, sweet and bianco. Vermouth, along with gin, is a key ingredient in the mixing of martiniss. Makers include Martini and Rossi (Italty) Gallo (California) Noilley Prat
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8. Kalimantaan
   next twenty years. Brooke/Barr's enemies attempted to use this against him by claiming he had used British naval power to slaughter innocent natives. Ms. Godshalk also make effective use of Malayan words to spice the dish she offers. While she provides a brief Malay glossary as an appendix, it does not cover all the words she uses. Enjoyment of Kalimantaan will be enhanced if one knows the following Malay words which are not in the glossary provided by the author: Malay English abang elder brother adat tradition, custom ajar to teach berani, brani brave, bold besar big, great bulan moon, month
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9. Khios
   Khios Khios is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea. Also known as Chios. Population is about 52,290 (census o 2000 f 2001). Area 910 km². The capital is also called Khíos, it is a port and the island's chief town. Other settlements include Volissos, Marmaro and Oinoussa. The island is famous for its scenery and good climate. The island's chief export is mastic but it also produces olives, figs, and wine. The Korai Library, one of the most important in Greece, is in Khios, it contains 95,000 volumes. Khíos was colonized by Ionians but has been occupied by
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10. Kohen
    was chosen "to stand before God in order to minister unto Him," It is but consistent that the office "of blessing in God's name" (which in the Priestly Code is assigned to Aaron and his sons—Num. vi. 23) should, in the Deuteronomic code, pertain to all the Levites (comp. Deut. x. 8, xxi. 8). A strong proof that all members of the Levitical tribe were entitled to priesthood is furnished in the provision which was made by the Deuteronomic code for those Levites who were scattered through the country as priests of the local sanctuaries, and who, in consequence of the
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11. Koblenz
    vaulted roof dating from 1498. In front of the church of Saint Castor stands a fountain, erected by the French in 1812, with an inscription to commemorate Napoleon?s invasion of Russia. Not long after, Russian troops occupied Koblenz; and St Priest, their commander, added in irony these words: "Vu et approuvé par nous, Commandant Russe de la Ville de Coblence: Janvier Ier, 1814." In this quarter of the town, too, is the Liebfrauenkirche, a fine church (nave 1250, choir 1404?1431) with lofty late Romanesque towers; the castle of the electors of Trier, erected in 1280, which now contains the municipal picture
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12. Kristin Gould White
    medical journalist. She lived in New York, New York for the last forty years. Kristin could speak Latin and ancient Greek. She worked as a freelance medical journalist and had researched early contributors to the fields of science and medicine from Ivy League schools. White died at 65 in the crash of United Airlines flight 93 in the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack. She was heading to San Francisco, California to visit friends and tour the wine country. She is survived by her daughter, Allison Vadhan. Tributes and Comments See September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack/Casualties. External Links Families reflect on their
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13. Kurma
    appeal to Brahma The Devas feared that the Asuras would take over the whole world. Therefore, they prayed to Brahma, who suggested a solution: churn the Ocean of Milk in order to obtain the Nectar of Immortality. However, the Devas could not churn the Ocean themselves. They struck a temporary truce with their enemies so that all could participate in the churning. Churning the mountain The Ocean was churned by using the mountain Mandara and the snake Vasuki wrapped around it. Each side would hold an end of the snake and pull on it alternately, causing the mountain to rotate, which
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14. Kylix
    Kylix Kylix might mean several things: 1. Greek name for a type of wine-drinking cup with a broad relatively shallow body raised on a stem from a foot and usually with two handles disposed symmetrically. The almost flat interior circle on the interior base of the cup, called the tondo, was the primary surface for painted decoration. Because the primary
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15. J. Stuart Blackton
    such a good job selling the art of movie-making that he talked Blackton and partner Smith into buying a print of the new film as well as nine other films, plus a Vitascope to show them to paying audiences (Reader was brought back in to run the projector). The new act was a great success, largely despite the various things Blackton and Smith were doing between the Edison films. The next step was to start making films of their own. In this way the American Vitagraph Company was born. During this period J. Stuart Blackton was not only running the Vitagraph
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16. Jack Lemmon
    the best-liked actors in Hollywood. Lemmon was a favorite of director Billy Wilder, and did a series of films with Wilder, including Some Like It Hot, The Apartment, and Irma La Douce. In 2001, he died suddenly during a battle with cancer, and was interred in the Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery in Westwood, Los Angeles, California. Jack Lemmon films: Some Like It Hot, with Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis Glengarry Glen Ross, with Al Pacino, based on the play by David Mamet The Apartment The Odd Couple, with Walter Matthau Days of Wine and Roses The Fortune Cookie Save the
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17. Jamaican Jerk Chicken
    black pepper, Ground sage, Ground nutmeg, Ground cinnamon, Scotch bonnet pepper (habanero), Garlic powder, Sugar, Serranos peppers, Thai Bird Chiles, Hot pepper sauce, spicy seasoned salt, Cinnamon, minced red pepper, hot pepper jelly, mace, ginger, brown sugar, parsley Liquids: Olive oil, Soy sauce, White Vinegar, Orange juice, Lime juice, red wine vinegar, mint jelly, apple jelly, guava jelly. Vegetables: peeled diced ripe mangos, diced Papaya, finely chopped Green onions, finely chopped Onion, minced red Onion, cooked rice, minced garlic cloves, minced dried thyme leaves, chopped cilantro. Meats: Chicken breasts or quartered chicken legs or chicken thighs -- broiler/fryer type, cut into
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18. Vending machine
    the purpose of selling snacks and soda pop, but are also common in busy locations to sell newspapers. A newspaper vending machine may open the box with all newspapers after paying for one. It assumes the honesty of the customer not to take more than one, which is helped by the fact that having more is often not useful. In Japan, with a high population density and low rates of vandalism and petty crime, there seem to be no limits to what is sold by vending machines. One can imagine anything, and it is likely that there is a vending machine
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19. Jack Albertson
    Rock, Make Mine Manhattan, Showboat, Boy Meets Girl, Girl Crazy, Meet The People, ''The Sunshine Boys, for which he received a Tony nomination, and The Subject Was Roses'', the play which garnered him the Tony. He was also know for two radio programs, Just Plain Bill and The Jack Albertson Comedy Show. Jack Albertson had a prolific movie career as well, mostly playing supporting roles. Most notable among these was: a bit part as the postal worker who redirected all of Santa Claus' mail to the New York Courthouse in "Miracle On 34th Street" (1947) a film version of "Top Banana"
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20. Jackson County, Oregon
    in the U.S. State of Oregon. the county was named for the seventh president of the United States, Andrew Jackson. As of 2000, the population is 181,269. Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Economy 2 Geography 3 Demographics 4 History 5 Cities and towns Economy \nThe county's principal industries are lumber, agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. Jackson county has the fourth largest number of acres planted in orchards - 10,444 - and also shares with Josephine county the Rogue Valley and Applegate wine appellations. The mining of soapstone, a substance used in art sculpture, is a significant source of employment in Jackson county.
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