Tom The Piper’s Son’s Freeze: Take two graham cracker squares and spread peanut butter on both halves. Place 3-4 slices of banana on top of the peanut butter of one half and cover with the other half (peanut butter side in). Wrap in plastic wrap and freeze. Serve frozen.

Little Jack Horner’s Dip: Combine 1 cup plain yogurt with 1 cup salsa. Chill and serve with cut veggies.

Little Miss Muffet’s Mix: Toss light microwave popcorn with Cheerios., dried fruit bits, pretzel twists, and roasted, unsalted peanuts. (For children over three.)

Georgie Porgie’s Graperfection: Freeze red and green grapes. Serve cold. (Cut grapes in small pieces for children under three.)

Jack Sprat’s Parfait: Put 1.3 of one (8-oz.) container of low-fat vanilla yogurt in a paper cup or medium-size glass tumbler. Top with . cup chopped fruit or blueberries and 2 tablespoons of Grape-NutsR. Repeat layering.

What does it mean to “Eat for Two?”
While you are pregnant, you are feeding both yourself and your growing baby. Your baby depends on you to choose food for both of you. That is what it means to “Eat for Two.” Eating for two does NOT mean that you should double the amount of food you eat during pregnancy. Rather, you should eat healthy foods for both you and your baby. Eating well can help you:

• Stay healthy
• Have a normal weight gain
• Avoid common problems such as nausea and constipation
• Prepare for labor and delivery

Eating well can help your baby:

• Grow and develop
• Be born healthy
• Be born on time
• Be a good size

For over a quarter century, California Wine Tours has provided the finest in wine country transportation and wine tours of Napa Valley, Sonoma Valley and Sonoma County.

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Requirements for shipping wine with FedEx
Thank you for choosing FedEx for your shipping. As you are aware, the transport of alcohol is carefully regulated by the authorities to ensure responsible, safe and proper delivery. FedEx provides solutions to help you comply with government regulations and services that make shipping easy so that you can focus on making great wine.

Use of electronic shipping solution requirement
You must process the shipment with any FedEx Ship Manager® electronic shipping solution or approved third-party system. The use of a FedEx® US Airbill is not permitted for shipments of wine by FedEx Express® and FedEx Ground® services.

Wine Shippers Agreement requirement
You must complete a Wine Shippers Agreement prior to shipping wine with FedEx. Contact your account executive for complete details.

These instructions concern the labelling of grape wines; the main focus is the mandatory in-formation required when labelling table wines, table wines with geographical indication and quality wines psr. The requirements for the labelling of other wine products (liqueur wines, semi-sparkling wines, sparkling wines, aerated semi-sparkling wines, grape must, grape must in fermentation, concentrated grape must, new wines still in fermentation and wines from over-ripened grapes) can be found in the regulations mentioned below. These instructions are ap-plied to the labelling of both wines produced in the Community and those imported from third countries.

These instructions overrule the previous instructions on labelling (Nr 58/43/03 and 22/43/05) given by the National Product Control Agency for Welfare and Health (National Product Control Agency, STTV).

The following regulations and their changes concern the wine labelling:

• Council Regulation No 1493/1999 on the common organisation of the market in wine (the basic Regulation)

The Sacramento District formed the Wine Industry Study (WIS) as part of the implementation of the Market Segment Specialization Program (MSSP). The wine industry was selected because of its relative uniqueness to, and overall economic impact on that district.

The wine industry, for purposes of the study, was defined as the wine making operations in Northern California. While the study focused on wineries, some vineyard operations were included. The information contained in this package represents information developed and issues raised during examinations within this industry.

The goals of the study were:

1. To determine the nature and extent of noncompliance within the industry
2. To develop an audit techniques guide for the industry
3. To promote voluntary compliance within the industry through consistent treatment of issues and taxpayer education.