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12.06.09

If you haven't driven through Boonville lately, it's time for a field trip. New buildings, old buildings with fresh paint and enticing facades, art galleries, an upscale "farm" store, the Hotel, and some good places to eat and taste wine line Boonville's "main street" along Highway 128.

12.05.09

Three environmental watchdog groups said they expect to go to court next year to make state regulators get tougher with North Coast wine industry stream diversions that endanger native fish habitat.

12.04.09

Wine summit concludes with call for sustained wine industry leadership in green innovation, water management.

12.04.09

“Ms. Ceja,” the maitre d’ said, “is at the Queen’s Table.”

12.01.09

For the first time ever, all Bordeaux varietals are together. Yorkville Cellars holiday set is now only place on Earth with all Bordeaux wines in one boxed set, making the perfect wine gift.

11.26.09

New York Times | Ian Ayres | November 26, 2009

Students at University of California schools have been protesting the decision of the Board of Regents “to raise undergraduate fees — the equivalent of tuition — 32 percent next fall.” But higher tuition, if it is accompanied with higher financial aid for lower- and middle-income students, improves equity.

11.24.09

guardian.co.uk | Mark Tran | Nov 24, 2009

Barack Obama is expected to send 34,000 more US troops to Afghanistan when he unveils his long-awaited strategy for the Afghan conflict next Tuesday, US media reports said today.

11.19.09

Buddhist author Robert Thurman uses the atom to explain the Buddhist belief that nothing in the universe is indivisible. He says while scientists strive to "bump up against something hard," their quest is futile because all matter is "infinitely divisible."

11.19.09

"When you look at the literature of human adaptation, what we know is that we are these amazingly exquisite communication instruments," says UC Berkeley psychology professor Dacher Keltner. He fears excessive dependence on technology is "depriving" humans the opportunity to properly develop communication skills.

11.18.09

New York Times | Sabrina Tavernise and Eric Schmitt | 18 Nov, 2008

SARAPOGHA, Pakistan — This windswept, sand-colored town in the badlands of western
Pakistan is empty now, cleared of the militants who once claimed it as their capital. But its main brick buildings, intact and thick with dust, tell not of an epic battle, but of sudden flight

11.18.09

Daily Californian | Chris Carrassi | 18 Nov, 2009

BERKELEY, California — Amid chants of "no cuts, no fees," about 50 union workers took up their signs on Sproul Plaza beginning at 5 a.m. to protest an expected 32 percent student fee hike at Wednesday's UC Board of Regents meeting.

11.16.09

Los Angeles Times | Johanna Neuman | 16 Nov, 2009

The casualties are sobering -- nearly 1,500 deaths to date among U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan.

So are the stakes -- the prospect of a Taliban resurgence that likely would reverse recent gains for women and girls and the destabilization of neighboring Pakistan, with its nuclear weapons and Al Qaeda cells.

11.15.09

Washington Post | John Amick | 15 Nov, 2009

Recognizing that the potential instability of Afghan President Hamid Karzai's government remains a main obstacle to an effective American strategy in the region, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton today touted broad accountability procedures in Afghanistan that will aim to combat corruption.

10.21.09

San Francisco Chronicle | Joe Garofoli

September 22, 2009

The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan's call for more troops - "or else the mission will be a failure" - gives President Obama a stark set of options for the next step in Afghanistan.