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...French barely reacted to these seismic shifts, largely because global wine consumption has been growing, up about 10% in the last decade to 240 million hL. But now so many people have got into the winemaking business that the world is awash in far too much of the stuff. In 2004, worldwide production hit its highest level in 20 years, almost 300 million hL, or 15% higher than the previous year. And it's not just producers like Jean Charles who are hurting. The glut is hitting producers everywhere, particularly in Australia, where a local success story has quickly soured...
...more of her colon.RR: Why are you coming to Harvard to do this show? PM: I want to challenge Bono for the Nobel peace prize. I don’t really care about the cause I just care about enough people knowing I’m doing stuff for causes. RR: What do you think about Harvard students? PM: Some of my friends are Harvard students. I think they are people who are in touch with the common. I think they never put on any airs. I think they are a grassroots kind of people who will...
...join them. Other students, such as Nathan C. M. Leiby ’10, attended the event simply hoping to meet other people in the musical world. “It seems like there are lots of venues for classical and orchestra music, but not really for any new stuff, so this seems like a good opportunity to network and find names of people to play with,” Leiby said. After initial introductions, students tentatively began to play their instruments and the “jam sessions” promised by the event fliers began...
...attitude towards the differences between actors and techies, the butt of many jokes within the theater world, reflects a unifying approach: “Anyone who comes to help out (with a show) is part of the family, whether they also act or only like building stuff,” he writes...
...catch a whiff of cocoa butter or grapeseed oil here: the most pervasive scent at the ballpark, among a whole menu of them—grilling dogs, gasoline, freshly cut grass—is the one that wafts from industrial-size helpings of Coppertone sunblock, not the fancy stuff. What is this, the beach? No, it’s baseball...