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Articles in Jan, 2008 issue of Wines & Vines

• A truly dynamic topic
  by Nigel Greening
• Spellbound, Medusa name GM
• Grower Richard Perry died in car crash
• Seminars featured at Boston Wine Expo
• How green is your packaging? Suppliers increasingly use carbon credentials to promote their goods
  by Suzanne Gannon
• Rough start for national standards
  by Cliff Ohmart
• Nomacorc and UC research
• River restoration milestone: Napa growers, vintners protect vines and wildlife
  by Jim Gordon
• Camera is Langtry vineyard director
• Chicago wine shop is high on innovation
• Summit Engineering promotes Yang
• Innovations in construction: many new twists inspired by old ideas
  by Paul Franson
• Hyster redesigns forklift
• Do 'AVA owners' have rights? Vintners and growers should comment on TTB notices
  by Jim Gordon
• Coppola demolishes barrel building: view of historic Inglenook chateau to be restored
  by Paul Franson
• Napa vintner to be honored in Oregon
• Long Island winery buys neighbor
• The fourth tier: how brokers and marketing companies help wineries grow
  by Tim Teichgraeber
• Power of technology
  by Tim Patterson
• Basic biology
  by Barry L. Bergman
• Numbers: pages in January issues of Wines & Vines
• Beaulieu creating private reserve winery
• Oregon offers untraditional wine tours
• Ben Franklin expands to Northwest
• When charity is the message: from wheelchairs to gay causes, a trend toward individual donations
  by Lance Cutler
• Wine label marketing babble: when will it end?
  by Fred Koeppel
• Wines & Vines special report; Vintage 2007: North America's growing regions
• Doin' it in the city
  by Marie Pinder
• UC Davis gets $12.5 million: Rossi estate sells vineyard to Frog's Leap, donates proceeds
  by Paul Franson
• Mount Eden purchases Cinnabar property
• Tennessee wholesaler is 60 years old
• ZORK equips bottlers
• Research wish list: where the money should go, if there were a lot more
  by Tim Patterson
• Michigan industry to meet next month
• Annual '100' lists favor U.S.: U.S. dominates 2007 Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast lists
  by Tina Caputo
• Papers sought for economics conclave
• Shawangunk wine trail to host events
• Georgia's perfect storm: how growers sometimes succeeded against 2007's cold, heat and drought
  by Gregory D. McCluney
• Something for everyone at 2008 Unified Wine & Grape Symposium
• Calendar
• Changes for AVA applications: comments sought on Calistoga AVA and approval process
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Sullivan Vineyards has new CEO
• Columbia Winery leaving Woodinville
• Shelton puts a Wineometer on back label
• Tasting rooms in Spokane: far from most vineyards, urban wineries lure locals and tourists
  by Jane Firstenfeld
• Tasting room glassware goes upscale
  by Tina Caputo
• Educator Stan Clarke died Nov. 29
• Sonoma growers appeal to regulators: self-assessments may help clarify water quality regulations
  by Paul Franson
• Entries due soon for women's wine event
• New Midwest sales manager for Hall
• Marketing sustainability: Central Coast's Sustainable Ag Expo
  by Laurie Daniel
• Grower interview James Ontiveros: experience buying grapes for Gallo and Kendall-Jackson makes selling them easier
  by Laurie Daniel
• Coming soon: innovations in equipment and packaging spotted at SIMEI
  by Jim Gordon
• Riesling producers unite
• New address for Appellation America
• Walla Walla visits New York next month
• TricorBraun employee is honored
• Picking out the pepper: how Aussie researchers uncovered a key red wine aromatic compound
  by Dan Berger
• Winemaker interview Celia Masyczek: Napa consulting winemaker goes deep into red wine fermentation
  by Jim Gordon
• Never too late for a kind word
  by Jane Rogan
• Staten Island vineyards
• Growers plan Earth Day events
• Honeywood has new sales chief
• Artisan hires first regional sales manager
• Soil trumps location: German research shows terroir matters
  by Gary Werner
• Patrick Healy dead at 59