Yep, between working outside the home and baking barefoot in the home for five kids, I must be one very confusing woman to some hard-core "women in their proper roles" people.
Anyone who bakes and works with fruit has this knowledge. I don't make a habit of keeping charts of everywhere I move. Why on earth would I? This is common knowledge stuff.
I have nothing published in journals that discuss my adventures in cooking and baking in the various places I have lived. These aren't "experiments," this is real life living, although some of my children may beg to differ after some of the stuff that's come out of my kitchens.
However, you do seem to be putting yourself out here as an expert on the topic, so I'll make the same request of you. Please link us to your charts, graphs and publications of yours on the matter, stating clearly if they are or are not your own. So far you appear to be avoiding anything that would back up your claims to be an author and authoritative voice on the matter. It would certainly lend you more credibility if your studies on the issue were made clear. If it's your identity you're worried about, have no fear. I've no desire to come after you because of your belief about grapes and even if I should be so inclined, rarely drive anyhow and the most violent thing I've ever done in response to someone saying something I disagreed with was look at them cross-eyed. I'm sure you can handle that from a distance, you won't even have to see it should it come to that.
Please discuss why you believe Noah, the most righteous man on earth, suddenly decided to get ripped right after being saved out of the flood with his family and why there's no chance that the catastrophic changes on earth could have had any effect on his vineyard adventures, couldn't change the presence of fungi on the grapes that would cause speedier fermentation, why elevation and oxygen has no bearing on the matter, you know, all that stuff you claim to have a good handle on because you're scientific and all that jazz.
