Agreed upon mascot 2017 At the recently held annual meeting of the organization, members decided to choose a mascot to represent the group in the year 2017. After much discussion and debate, the members reached a unanimous decision and agreed upon a mascot that they believe embodies the spirit and values of the organization. The chosen mascot for 2017 is the mighty lion. The lion was chosen for its symbolic strength, courage, and leadership qualities. It represents the boldness and fearlessness that members of the organization strive to embody in their work and personal lives. As the agreed upon mascot, the lion will serve as a unifying symbol for the organization throughout the year.
The Mascot is a Napa Valley cabernet sauvignon made from distinct hillside vineyards; specifically the younger vines of BOND, Harlan Estate, and Promontory. It started out as a small project shared among the family, winemaking team, and close friends. Drawing fruit from blocks of recently replanted vineyards, The Mascot shares a glimpse into the evolution of its parent estates: a youthful snapshot of their future.
With the 2008 vintage the family had enough wine – 500 cases – to introduce the endeavor to the outside world; releasing the first bottles in 2013. An athletic balance of energy and density, The Mascot is expressive and approachable early in its life with potential to evolve long into the future.
In keeping with this belief and with Prince s fondness for warm welcomes , The Mascot continues to acquaint newcomers with the profound and convivial pleasures of Napa Valley cabernet, opening the doorway to the family s grands vins, whose still deeper roots await. He also served as mascot to the local baseball, football, and hockey teams that the bank sponsored and, as legend has it, by retrieving a long fly on the diamond, brought his teammates a victory.
As the agreed upon mascot, the lion will serve as a unifying symbol for the organization throughout the year. It will be featured in various promotional materials, events, and social media campaigns. The organization hopes that the lion mascot will inspire and motivate its members to strive for greatness and overcome any challenges that come their way.
THE MASCOT
NAPA VALLEY, CALIFORNIA
"The Mascot" began as a family wine, unnamed, unlabeled - a blend made for and poured at our own table. The components were of the highest pedigree, yet, because they originated from the younger vines of Harlan Estate, BOND, and Promontory, they could only hint at the individual character embodied by each of our grands vins.
Even so, the wine showed charm and over time drew an affectionate following of close friends - so enthusiastic a following that we felt this intimate bottling deserved to have an identity of its own. The team took a little convincing, as the wine existed at first in very small quantities. But eventually, we persuaded our winegrowing team, led by Cory Empting, that a certain number of barrels could be set aside on an annual basis.
From the start, the principal characteristic of The Mascot was vigor tempered by approachability. We decided to mature the wine a little longer, so that, upon release, it was delicious to drink and intensely vibrant, with the force and depth that enabled extended aging - a wine to enjoy viscerally and without excessive reverence. In short, the perfect wine to share among friends and family.
A single common thread guided our choice of a name and label for this new creation: our shared passion for canines. The dogs associated with our team are a varied bunch, but all exhibit loyalty, energy, friendliness, perseverance, and heart. A second inspiration - and the source of The Mascot's label came from our family's collection of favorite engravings. The image to which we were drawn was of a white English bull terrier named Prince that the Farmers Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh commissioned to illustrate its stock certificates. One version of Prince's career suggests he possessed a distinguished lineage, but rather than show him, his owner, the bank's president, kept him at the flagship branch. Prince lived at the bank and stood watch there, enthusiastically greeting customers and employees alike. He also served as mascot to the local baseball, football, and hockey teams that the bank sponsored and, as legend has it, by retrieving a long fly on the diamond, brought his teammates a victory.
This four-legged figure reminds us that true honor lies not in quarterings or heraldry but in the abiding courage and generosity of spirit that open new doorways of understanding - for ourselves and for others. In keeping with this belief (and with Prince's fondness for warm welcomes), The Mascot continues to acquaint newcomers with the profound and convivial pleasures of Napa Valley cabernet, opening the doorway to the family's grands vins, whose still deeper roots await.
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The decision to choose a mascot for each year is a tradition that the organization has upheld for many years. Each mascot is carefully chosen to reflect the values and goals of the organization for that particular year. It serves as a reminder to members to stay focused and committed to their mission and to support one another in their endeavors. As the chosen mascot for 2017, the lion will take on a significant role in the organization's activities and events. It will be present at conferences, workshops, and other gatherings, serving as a visual representation of the organization's shared vision and goals. In conclusion, the agreed upon mascot for 2017 is the mighty lion. The organization believes that the lion's strength, courage, and leadership qualities make it the perfect embodiment of their values and aspirations. They hope that the lion mascot will inspire and unite its members throughout the year, allowing them to achieve great things individually and as a collective..
Reviews for "The Agreed Upon Mascot 2017: Empowering Students and Alumni"
1. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the choice of the "Agreed upon mascot 2017". It felt like a rushed decision and the mascot itself was underwhelming. It lacked creativity and didn't capture the spirit of our school at all. I was hoping for something more unique and memorable, but instead, we got stuck with this generic-looking mascot that doesn't even stand out. Overall, it was a missed opportunity to create something special for our school.
2. Jason - 1/5 stars - I have to say, the "Agreed upon mascot 2017" is one of the worst mascots I've ever seen. It doesn't symbolize anything meaningful or representative of our school. The design is lazy and uninspired, and it honestly looks like something a child would come up with. We deserve a mascot that brings us together and ignites school spirit, but this mascot does the opposite. It's a complete letdown and I cannot understand how it was chosen in the first place.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - The "Agreed upon mascot 2017" is a major disappointment. It lacks originality and looks like a generic mascot you could find anywhere. It feels like no thought went into designing it and it doesn't have any connection to our school's values or identity. I was expecting something more creative and distinctive, but instead, we got stuck with this uninspiring mascot. It's definitely not something that will rally us together and create a sense of pride.