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[medmusings] links for 2006-03-30: RW: Isabel versus Dxplain in a case of giant cell arteritis with atypical manifestations: Dxplain wins the first round (tags: decision analysis medical) MeatHenge: Uncle Frank's BBQ - Mt. View CA - Part #2 in our 2nd Meat Adventure (tags: Mountain view bbq) Wired News: World's 10 Best-Selling Drugs (tags: drugs sale ranking)

[Foo(d) Bar Blog] Salt Cellar - Scottsdale, Arizona: Last night, Pere and I had dinner at the Salt Cellar in Scottsdale, before heading off to see the touring Cirque du Soleil show Corteo. Because the show started at 8, we figured we would need to do an early dinner, sometime around 5:30.

 [The Wine Offensive] Real Wine Assault: Louis/Dressner KOs: dry, $10) Only two weeks in the bottle, this normally steely styled wine has a bigger punch of fruit than I expected. But it still kept to the characteristic minerally, dry, dry, dry self–a winery that’s always one of the most exciting offerings for a classic oyster wine like Muscadet.

 [Dowd's Wine Notebook] Italians claim grape science breakthrough: Experts from the San Michele all'Adige Agrarian Institute on Monday unveiled the results of six years of research in which they decoded the plant's genome -- the complex molecular chains that constitute each organism's unique genetic heritage, according to the ANSA news service.

 [Howling from the mountain] Part Two of Lillian's Lunchen: “Adjustments may need to be made for you to relate well to people and situations today, dear Pisces. Somehow things are a bit off-kilter and you may find that the harder you try to fit in, the more you are apt to feel like an oddball.

[Slashfood.com] Pinot Noir code cracked - Slashfood: For the technically minded the research revealed that the Pinot Noir genome is spread across 12 chromosomes and is made up of around 500 million bases of DNA. Go on, count 'em.

 [Memento Moron: Remember, Thou Art Stupid] Not That Anyone Cares: And while it is dominate (like Oregon's wine industry) by Pinots, there are some other wines in it that are quite nice as well. I don't exclusively drink Oregon wines, but I do exclusively stock the rack with Oregon wines, and we do drink

[The Red Wine Haiku Review] RED WINE HAIKU: Here's the backstory: My elderly Junior High School English teacher, Miss Gimpel, introduced me to haiku. I had a real fondness for her, but her enthusiasm for haiku didn't make much of an impression on me.

 [The Wine Offensive] February’s Kick Ass Wine Review Round Up: Gamay doesn’t have to taste all circus peanuty or banana candy-like (that’s how most cheap beaujolais and other crass manufactured French wine smells to me) This one is high-toned, but with enough fruit to keep it from tasting brash (brash, like green tea steeped too long). imported by Weygandt-Metzler ($13-15)

 [Msnbc.msn.com] This 'knockout' Sicilian red has power, elegance - Today: Wine ...: A great California pinot noir and chardonnay. • A fine zinfandel is a tribute to ... View Top Rated stories · Print this · Email this · Blog this · IM this ...

 [Basicjuice.blogs.com] Basic Juice - the wine blog for my generation: Pinot-ooh-la-la: Clust_pinotnoir_1 Pinot Noir grapes can best be described using a nursery .folks at Argyle Winery in Oregon have seemingly cracked the Pinot Noir code.

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