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HORRIBLE – Was there for a private party this week and thought the service, food, everything was horrible. Have been there several other times over the years and was SHOCKED by the evening spent at what we use to know as a great place to celebrate!!!! This will be my last time @ Marino's unless this establishment personally calls the host of this party and does something to take away the horrible memory of a party gone very bad!!! If you did not have the staff to serve and cook you should have done it yourself Mario Jr........the food was just plain terrible...........and the sevice was even worse....how can you do that to folks who have supported your establishment for so many years?
LA's BEST Family Italian Restaurant – The Marino Family provides a genuine, impeccable Italian dining experience...an artform which has unfortunately been completely lost in the monotony of the massive chains and ego's of the "Top Chefs" restaurants of the LA. This family run restaurant is HANDS DOWN the best food, and dining experience in Los Angeles.
EXCELLENT ITALIAN RESTAURANT – I've been a regular at Marino's for the last 15years!!!
This is undoubtedly a TOP Italian Restaurant in LA. 10/10
The last time – 1/9/11
Saturday night, 8PM reservation. Obviously overbooked, a 40 minute wait. Bad service due to only 2 waiters and a party in the back room. I've eaten here for years. When the old man ran it, it was different. The son upsold me a bottle of character-less wine. Lately the prices are getting higher and the portions smaller. It's not a cheap place to eat, and I don't really see the need for me to return. This is LA...lots of other restaurants...
My favourite Italian restaurant in LA – Why didn't I hear of this place before???
My girlfriend suggested Marino's Restaurant last night and
here it is: I found my favorite Italian restaurant in LA!!!
Food is amaziiiiiing!! Service impeccable and.....there's no better space for a flirty, romantic meal!! 10/10
Great sauce! – 1st time here and very satisfied. I got a made to order eggplant parmesan dinner. It was really great. The tomato sauce was sooo good. It was a medium-red sauce as apposed to some other bright-red sauces I've had around town. It was DEFINITELY old school and traditional! Loved it :)
Overall exceptional experience – Having been a server for many years, I recognize a professional when I come across one. Some of the best service I have had at any restaurant. Food was very good as well.
Great pizza anywhere – I have been ordering the pizza with sausage & mushrooms for a couple of years. I order it from the take-out which is right next door to the restaurant. It is by far the best pizza in LA. I have tasted them all from Spago to Mozza and I rather have a Marino's pizza. The owners/staff are always very warm & friendly. When I read the comments from the reviewer who gave Marino's 1 star I just had to put in my 2 cents. Can't imagine that happening.
5 stars? – We arrived at 7:30 on a Tuesday night, sans reservation. Only a few tables were occupied, and the owner seated us good-naturedly. Bread and butter were brought promptly. There were only two red wines on the list below $40. I asked our waiter about a wine listed as both Zin and rose. Our waiter seemed as confused by that as I, so I asked to see the bottle. The owner heard ?rose? and appeared with one just as the waiter brought what turned out to be a white zinfandel. I asked the waiter for the other sub-$40 wine, a Terrabianca Chianti, which, at $36, is an excellent value. The waiter brought the chianti promptly, but the owner, evidently heard me say ?Zinfandel,? and appeared at the same time with a Zin not on the list. I said the Chianti would be fine, which seemed to upset him. He didn?t speak to us again for the rest of the evening, although he chatted with the other tables. He did, however, loudly call our waiter an obscenity a few minutes later. My friend had clams with linguine, I ordered the special wild mushroom risotto. We split a Caesar salad. The salad came immediately, however it was a full 30 minutes before our entrees appeared. We barely had a taste before the waiter asked how everything was. My friend said fine. I was noncommittal--my plate gave off an unpleasant odor, like mildew, and had an off taste. He left and didn?t come near our table again for an hour. It only took two more bites to decide my entree was seriously off. The clams in my friend?s linguine were good, but the pasta tasted of burnt garlic. About fifty minutes later, the bus boy asked if we were done. We said we were, and he took my full plate without comment. Ten minutes later the waiter appeared, asking if we wanted coffee. We said, no, just the check. I told him I couldn?t eat my meal, and he said it would be taken care of. It wasn?t?it remained on the check, and no one at any time asked why I hadn?t eaten my entree. I can?t remember a more unpleasant dining experience.
Better with Aged? – If our reservation was made for earlier than 9:30pm, our experience may have been better.
When we arrived, we were greeted and seated by Mr. Marino (Sr.), but would never be acknowledged again by him for the rest of our stay. Now normally, I wouldn't think twice about this sort of matter. What made his absence at our table strange is that he spent ample time chatting with the other three parties there. The other diners were in their 40s, 50s, and 60s, I couldn't help but notice.
Our first server rattled off the nightly specials to us in a thick, non-italian accent without once looking us in the eye. When we informed our server that we do not drink alcohol, he gave us a quick blank stare, and suggested an italian sparkling water. We never saw that waiter again. A few minutes later, a busboy (?) shyly took our order.
The Lasagna Al Forno was near perfection...mild marinara, smooth ricotta, high-grade mozzarella, sumptuous noodles. The problem was that I had to remove seven tiny bones from the ground beef. I couldn't bring myself to send it back because by the time our food was served, it was obvious that the entire staff was anxiously closing up even though it was only a few minutes after 10:00pm. My husband's Costolette Di Maiale Ripiene (stuffed pork chops) was a let-down. To be brief, the dish was served lukewarm, and the pork was a bit tough. A bigger shame was the mashed potatoes that tasted suspiciously like instant potato flakes.
As we ate, we clearly heard the clamoring sounds of closing...even the recorded music was turned off and the lights were ridiculously dimmed during our last bites. Our second waiter seemed relieved to hear that we weren't staying for coffee and dessert. We may have had to lock up after ourselves if we had.
Again, as mentioned, our experience would have been a more positive one if our reservation was earlier, or if we were wine drinkers, or maybe even perhaps if we were older, but should that matter?
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After the Thanksgiving feast, take an extra few minutes to toss the turkey carcass into a soup pot with a few vegetables. You'll be rewarded with a rich broth that can be used in this delicious soup with airy herb-flecked dumplings.
In a 10-quart pot, combine the carrots, celery, onion, bay leaves, wine, carcass, and bones. Add 7 quarts of water and bring to a simmer over medium-high heat. Reduce the heat and simmer gently until the broth is rich and flavorful, 4 to 6 hours. Strain the broth through a fine sieve and discard the solids. Let cool; then skim off and discard the fat on the surface. The broth may be refrigerated for up to 2 days or frozen for up to 2 months.
Heat the oil in a heavy-duty 6- to 8-quart pot over medium-high heat. Add the onion and cook until starting to brown, about 2 minutes. Add the carrots, parsnips, and celery root and cook until the vegetables start to color, about 4 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
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Add the turkey and Swiss chard and simmer until the chard is wilted, about 5 minutes. (The soup may be cooled and refrigerated for up to 2 days. Bring to a simmer before continuing.)
In a 3-quart saucepan, bring 3/4 cup water and the butter and salt to a boil over medium heat. When the butter melts, remove the pan from the heat and stir in the flour until thoroughly combined. Return the pan to medium heat and stir until the mixture pulls away from the sides of the pan.
Scrape the dough into a large bowl. With a sturdy wooden spoon, beat in the eggs, one by one, until the batter is smooth. Fold in the chopped herbs. (The batter may be covered and refrigerated for up to 1 day.)
Using two 1/2-teaspoon measures, drop spoonfuls of batter into the simmering soup until all of the batter is used. After the dumplings rise to the top, cover the pan and steam the dumplings until they have puffed up to double their size, about 4 minutes. Serve hot.
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10/15/2013I didn't have any celery root and don't care for parsnips so I substituted 1/2 cup of pot barley and one small zucchini. The soup is absolutely delicious but I found the dumplings took more than twice as long to cook as the recipe called for to obtain a fluffy result.
by Nora_K,
12/14/2010My husband and I absolutely loved this recipe. I didn't use a turkey carcass but instead used frozen Thanksgiving leftovers I figured we wouldn't likely get to. That said, there was one drumstick, two whole wings and a lot of skin that went into the broth. For the life of me, I couldn't find celery root so just used chopped celery. A decent amount of sea salt and lots of fresh ground black pepper went into it also. The broth was prepared a day before finishing the soup. The dumplings really shine in this recipe! The soup complimented them perfectly. Its pretty simple to follow, easy to make, tastes delicious, and is a great way to use up those Thanksgiving leftovers. I'll definitely be making this again next time my hubby and I decide to bake a turkey.
by n1cf2,
11/20/2010Very tasty - everyone loved it. Agree with others... the dumplings are the star in this recipe. The soup was good, but not outstanding. Perhaps it was intentional to tone down the soup in order to to showcase the dumplings.
by babs97,
11/9/2010Before trying this recipe, I had never simmered a turkey/chicken carcass for more than 2 hours. Consider me a convert! I was AMAZED at the depth of flavour that resulted from those extra hours in the pot. And yes, the dumplings were fantastic (I was able to use all fresh herbs). I had to force myself to be patient and allow them to fluff up properly. 100% will make this again!
by Lilia37,
10/29/2010Absolutely wonderful and will definitely be making it again. I made the turkey stock one day (let it simmer for 6 hours) and then the next day I made the soup. I had 2 turkey carcasses to work with but I didn't quite double the stock recipe (I did a 1 1/2 thing). Like the other reviewer mentioned, those dumplings really make this soup. I didn't have any dill (dried or fresh), I ended up using parsley, thyme and sage. A real chilly weather treat.
by rootiblueeyes,
10/19/2010This is definitely a "make againer". The soup by itself is intentionally mild, but the addition of the herb dumplings (mixed like cream puffs) puts it over the top with flavor. I had fresh chives and parsley from the garden, but used dill I had dried, and as I don't often measure, I probably used more herbs than the recipe called for. I substituted organic chicken broth for the stock as I had leftover roast turkey in the freezer, but no carcass to cook down. We will definitely look forward to making this soup again after Thanksgiving, and next time I will make my own turkey stock.
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Doc Rivers who? I think we've all moved on, and I couldn't imagine having Doc Rivers around stumbling with this young talented team. Doc can't build a team and that's why he freaked out and bolted once he figured out that Danny was building a team around Rondo while building for the future. Doc is a great coach for veteran players and veteran teams, but asking him to run a team that has Jordan Crawford as the starting point guard would have been awful under Doc. Hell he's not having the best time in LA just yet as their in the middle of the West elite right now.
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Welcome......another Texan and amatuer (n5esj here).
Welcome aboard. I'm just home from a visit to nearby Azle.
If your a Methodist, check out Silver Creek Methodist Church. My son is pastor there.
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Yep. I love my 'Cowtown'. Born in Dallas, raised in Richland Hills, emigrated to Arlington Heights in 1978. Been here ever since. Great place to live.
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Yessir! Right here In Jackson County. Home of the Famous Bell Motel.
Our D.A. loves the nickname. And we love it when he sends Cop killers and murderers to The Chamber!!
That's a deal ... if you show me your holster collection.
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Not sure how to take that.....
Jealousy..............or he got lost and got in the wrong thread
Brownwood-The heart of Texas (that's near Coleman)
El Campo, next door to Bobby Bell.
Welcome all!!!!!!!!
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Still in Georgetown. Always looking forward to the monthly gunshow on Lamar.
Spring (North Houston)
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AARP MedicareComplete SecureHorizons Value for San Diego, CA
Medicare Advantage Plan Summary & Benefits
AARP MedicareComplete SecureHorizons Value (H0543-013), Health Maintenance Organization Advantage Plan, San Diego County, CA
AARP MedicareComplete SecureHorizons Value is a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) healthcare plan for seniors and other beneficiaries residing in San Diego County, CA. It includes all of the benefits of Original Medicare and may include prescription drug coverage and other extras. The primary benefit of an HMO is that the out-of-pocket costs are lower and more predictable than with other types of plans.
Please note: You must use plan providers to avoid incurring additional costs. You will be responsible for the costs of out of network care. Referrals may be required for all but primary care physician visits.
The health care benefit information provided here is an overview only and not a comprehensive description of available benefits. Additional information about the plan benefits is available from your agent.
Summary of Benefits
The information on this page is a brief summary. We recommend that you download and print the Summary of Benefits PDF document for this 2014 health plan and read it thoroughly. Please Contact an Agent or the plan if you have unanswered questions.
Monthly Premium
The monthly premium for this health insurance plan in San Diego County is $25.00 plus your monthly Medicare Part B premium. Most Medicare beneficiaries pay the standard monthly Part B premium in addition to their MA or MAPD plan premium. However, some beneficiaries are required to pay slightly higher Part B and Medicare Part D premiums because of their income (over $85,000 per year for singles or $170,000 for married couples), or due to late enrollment penalties.
Part D Prescription Drug Plan Information
This plan includes prescription drug coverage. The formulary (00014402) has a total of 3,604 prescription medications.
If you have Part D assistance, your premium will be adjusted based on your percentage.
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The Medicare Part D deductible with this health plan is $0.00. That means you have first dollar coverage.
Maximum Out of Pocket (MOOP) Benefit
The new healthcare law allows for a maximum limit of $6,700 on your out of pocket medical costs for 2014 Medicare Advantage plans. This amount is commonly called the plan MOOP (Maximum Out of Pocket). A plan's MOOP does not include your prescription drugs or the monthly premiums you pay for your health plan. Although the mandatory MOOP limit is $6,700, the Affordable Care Act law allows for a "Voluntary MOOP" that can be as low as $3,400. The MOOP on this plan is $5,300 .
Doctor Visits
Most Medicare health plans require you to make a co-payment (aka, copay) when you visit your primary care physician or a doctor. Here's how this plan works:
- $20 co-payment for each visit to your primary care physician.
- $40 co-payment for each visit to a specialist covered by Medicare.
Urgent Care Doctor Visits
Urgent care is the delivery of ambulatory medical care outside of a hospital emergency department on a walk-in basis without a scheduled appointment. Here's how Urgent Care works with this plan:
- $30 to $50 co-payment for urgent care treatment covered by Medicare.
Emergency Care
Emergency care is medical attention for patients with acute illnesses or injuries which require immediate medical attention. Here's how Emergency Care works with this plan:
- $65 co-payment for emergency room treatments covered by Medicare.
- Worldwide coverage.
- When you are to the hospital within 24-hour(s) for the same medical condition you pay $0 for the emergency room treatment.
Ambulance Service
Most health plans do not cover transportation to and from medical services. The exception, of course, is when you have an emergency or when non-ambulatory. Here's how this plan covers ambulance service:
- $250 co-payment for ambulance benefits covered by Medicare.
Inpatient Treatment (Hospital Stays)
A patient who is admitted to a hospital or clinic for treatment that requires at least one overnight stay is an inpatient. Most health plans have a tiered cost structure for inpatient treatment. Here's how this plan covers hospital stays:
- There is no limit to the number of days covered by the plan per stay in the hospital.
- For hospital stay covered by Medicares:
- Days 1 - 8: $225 co-payment per day. .
- Days 9 - 90: $0 co-payment per day.
Diagnostic Services
Diagnostic services include X-rays, diagnostic tests, lab services, and radiology services. Here's how this plan covers diagnostic services:
- $14 co-payment for Medicare-covered lab services.
- 20% of the cost for diagnostic procedures and tests covered by Medicare.
- $10 co-payment for X-Rays covered by Medicare.
- 20% of the cost for Medicare-covered diagnostic radiology services (not including X-rays).
- 20% of the cost for therapeutic radiology treatments covered by Medicare.
- If the physician provides you services in addition to Outpatient Diagnostic Procedures Tests and Lab Services separate cost sharing of $20 to $40 may apply.
- If the physician provides you services in addition to Outpatient Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiology Services separate cost sharing of $20 to $40 may apply.
Preventive Services
Medicare covers a wide range of preventive services, including cardiovascular screenings, alcohol misuse screening and counseling, depression screen, and diabedes screening, to name just a few. Here's how this plan covers preventive services:
- $0 co-payment for all preventive services covered by traditional Medicare at zero cost sharing. All additional preventive services approved by Medicare mid-year will be paid by the plan or by Medicare.
- $0 co-payment for a supplemental annual physical exam.
Skilled Nursing Facility
Medicare covers skilled nursing care in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) under certain conditions for a limited time (no long-term care). Here's how this plan covers SNF services:
- The plan will cover up to 100 days per benefit period.
- Prior inpatient treatment (hospital stay) is not required.
- For Skilled Nursing Facility stays covered by Medicare:
- Days 1 - 20: $25 co-payment per day. .
- Days 21 - 52: $152 co-payment per day. .
- Days 53 - 100: $0 co-payment per day.
Mental Health
Medicare covers both inpatient and outpatient mental health care services. Here's how this plan covers mental health
- $30 co-payment for each individual therapy visit covered by Medicare
- $30 co-payment for each group therapy visit covered by Medicare
- $30 co-payment for each individual therapy visit with a psychiatrist covered by Medicare.
- $30 co-payment for each Medicare-covered group therapy visit with a psychiatrist.
- $55 co-payment for partial hospitalization program services covered by Medicare.
- You are allowed a maximum of 190 days of inpatient (hospitalized) psychiatric care in a lifetime. Inpatient services are applied to the 190-day lifetime limitation only if certain conditions are met. This limitation does not apply to inpatient psychiatric care given in a general hospital.
- For hospital stay covered by Medicares:
- Days 1 - 6: $225 co-payment per day. .
- Days 7 - 90: $0 co-payment per day.
In general, Original Medicare does not cover routine dental care. Currently, Medicare will pay for dental services that are an integral part either of a covered procedure (e.g., reconstruction of the jaw following accidental injury), or for extractions done in preparation for radiation treatment for neoplastic diseases involving the jaw. Here's how this plan covers dental care:
- $40 co-payment for dental benefits covered by Medicare.
- $13 to $15 co-payment for up to 1 supplemental oral exam every six months.
- $15 co-payment for up to 1 supplemental cleaning every six months.
- $3 to $15 co-payment for up to 1 supplemental dental x-ray.
- The plan provides additional supplemental comprehensive dental benefits.
In general, Original Medicare does not cover routine vision care. Currently, Medicare will pay for Glaucoma screenigs, eye prostheses, Astigmatism-Correcting Intraocular Lenses, and A conventional IOL is covered when implanted following cataract surgery. Here's how this plan covers vision services:
- $0 to $40 co-payment for exams covered by Medicare to diagnose and treat diseases and conditions of the eye including an annual glaucoma screening for people at risk.
- $40 co-payment for up to 1 supplemental routine eye exam each year.
- $0 co-payment for one pair of eyeglasses covered by Medicare (lenses and frames) or contact lenses after cataract surgery.
- $30 co-payment for contact lenses.
- $0 co-payment for up to 1 pair of eyeglass lenses every two years.
- $30 co-payment for up to 1 frame every two years.
- $105 plan coverage limit for contact lenses every two years.
- $70 plan coverage limit for eyeglass frames every two years.
Medicare doesn't cover routine hearing exams, hearing aids, or exams for fitting hearing aids. Medicare covers diagnostic hearing and balance exams if your doctor or other health care provider orders these tests to see if you need medical treatment. Here's how this plan covers hearing services:
- $40 co-payment for diagnostic hearing exams covered by Medicare.
- $20 co-payment for up to 1 supplemental routine hearing exam each year.
- $450 co-payment each for up to 2 supplemental inner-ear hearing aid each year.
- $390 co-payment each for up to 2 supplemental over-the-ear hearing aid each year.
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United Healthcare is an operating division of UnitedHealth Group, the largest single health carrier in the United States. UnitedHealth Group is a diversified managed health care company headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota, USA. They offer a spectrum of products and services through two operating businesses: United Healthcare and Optum.
Through its family of subsidiaries and divisions, UnitedHealth Group serves approximately 70 million individuals nationwide. In 2010, the company posted a net income of $4.6 billion.
The summary (overall) rating for this UnitedHealthcare plan is 4.0 out of 5 based on reviews from 22706 user ratings from the previous year. For more information about the review process, visit http://cms.gov.


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Former HP chief signs on as co-president
Former Hewlett-Packard chairman and CEO Mark Hurd wasn't out of a job for long. Oracle late Monday announced it has hired Hurd as co-president, replacing Charles Phillips, who simultaneously resigned.
Hurd will be co-president with Safra Catz, both of whom will report to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. The move suddenly pits Hurd against his former employer. While HP and Oracle were once partners, the two companies became rivals upon Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems earlier this year.
Largely as a result of that acquisition, HP shifted its integration efforts toward Microsoft, where Hurd signed a $250 million pact with the company to engineer advanced data center solutions.
Now Hurd is in a position to help Oracle integrate Sun's hardware business and potentially help the company move into services, having done that both at HP and as CEO of NCR. "Mark did a brilliant job at HP and I expect he'll do even better at Oracle," said Ellison said in a statement. That Oracle hired Hurd is not totally suprising. Ellison lashed out at HP last month in a letter to The New York Times calling it the worst personnel decision since Apple fired Steve Jobs decades ago.
Hurd, who was HP's CEO for five years and is credited with growing HP's revenues and profits through acquisitions and cost-cutting, was forced to resign last month following allegations that he had an inappropriate relationship with a sub-contractor. While he was exonerated of that misconduct, HP's board found improprieties in his use of company expenses and behavior.
During his tenure, Hurd oversaw a significant expansion of HP's business, overseeing the acquisitions of Mercury Interactive, Opsware, EDS, 3com and Palm, among others. It remains to be seen whether HP will move to block Hurd's appointment at HP. According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, Hurd had a 24-month confidentiality agreement. Signing with a competitor could violate that provision, according to the report.
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WL Quick Tip: A biblically informed, worshiping artist who awakes us to the passionate reality and emotional power of Christ in and through us. The worship circle grows bigger. This CD is available for free download at joshgarrels.com.
Anyone who has encountered Josh Garrels artistry: recorded, live, or on the Web knows that he is passionately connected to what he sings and plays. He has the disturbing voice of a prophet. There is comfort and encouragement, but there is also confrontation. On Love & War & The Sea In Between, Garrels croons, rhapsodizes, wails, moans, raps and intones with a laidback fervency that is immediate, raw, and above all, musical. His album is filled with surprises and discovery. There are unexpected thoughts, tones and, textures at every turn, a sonic tapestry where music is not a backdrop, but part of the landscape juxtaposed to a lyrical map of a world of mystery that demands a response. No neutrality, rather, naked vulnerability. He is in the company of beat poets, early Dylan, and McMillan.
And whatever you've encountered in the past, there is more in Love & War & the Sea In Between. Its alternative, experimental folk-rap-roots cornucopia of styles encompasses a plethora of instrumental and vocal shades from strings, woodwinds, to banjoes, guitars, accordions, harpsichords, and French horns, drums, assorted percussion, acoustic guitar, charango, dulcimer, piano, tubular bells, and everything in between, plus this time around, Josh adds a sprinkle of electric guitar, just to change it up. The first song "White Owl" with its poetic, prophetic and epic weave captures the imagination for a journey through dreams, adventures, Scriptures, prayers. "Drunken Sailor Waltz" is a musical picture of Proverbs 23 and is a discordant sobering funhouse of a song.
Lassoing images from antiquity, the Bible, literature-from the Psalms of David to the Wisdom of Solomon, the poetry of Homer ("Ulysses"), the book of Revelation ("Revelator") and beyond-Josh mashes them together and claims them all for God. He weaves his story together, adding musical interludes that are sound-paintings that stir and challenge. Not only is his music fresh and unique, so is his approach to production and distribution. While others are selling their CDs, Josh is giving them away and enlisting the whole body of Christ to invest in the production, this is a family business. While others are making singles, EPs and abbreviated CDs, with 18 tracks, his Love & War is a musical War and Peace. Garrels creates to the beat of a different drum … and Drummer.
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Dorada factory in Santa Cruz de Tenerife inaugurates its new offer of guided visits with the support of a wide institutional and business representation from Canarias (Translation)
5 October 2012
With this initiative, Compañía Cervecera joins forces to promote the leisure activities of the Tenerife capital
- The company opens the doors of its facilities to show the production process and the history of Dorada
- It is worth mentioning the constant renewal process and innovation of the company – in terms of both the factory as well as its brands, in particular Dorada
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, October 4th 2012 - A wide representation of regional and island authorities, as well as the business sector of Canarias, gathered yesterday in the Compañía Cervecera de Canarias factory in Santa Cruz de Tenerife to inaugurate its new Company Tour. With the Company Tour, the factory opens its doors to the public so they may learn about the production process of Dorada, one of its premier beer brands.
The aforementioned tour will be carried out in organised groups and is Compañía Cervecera's contribution to the leisure offerings of the Tenerife capital.
The first guided tour was attended by the Government Representative in Canarias, María Carmen Hernandez Bento; the President of the Town Council of Tenerife, Ricardo Melchior; the Deputy Secretary of Tourism, Ricardo Fernández de la Puente; the Deputy Secretary from the Government of Canarias of Industry, Francisca Luengo; the Director General of Industry, Juan Antonio León; the Secretary of Agriculture of the Town Council of Tenerife, Alberto Bernabé; the President of the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Pedro Rodríguez Zaragoza; the Director of Mejora del Espacio Turístico and Institutional Relations of Tourism of Tenerife, Ricardo Martínez, as well as the President and Vice-president of Asinca Tenerife, Andrés Calvo and Martín Tabares de Nava. The representatives from Canarias on the Board of Directors of Compañía Cervecera, Antonio Acea and Antonio Vega, were also present.
The CEO of Compañía Cervecera, Mark Tindall, explained that "one of the goals of this tour is to give Santa Cruz and the island an added point of attraction for visitors in the very near future." He also pointed out that in order to do so "we have put a lot of effort into the remodelling of this factory to start a programme of public tours that show the production process of our beer and the history of the factory and the Dorada brand."
He pointed out that Compañía Cervecera is part of the fabric of society and he wants to strengthen those links in order to drive economic growth and stimulate social development. For that, he added, he works towards generating returns for the company whilst creating wealth around it.
Tindall stressed that it is "an initiative that we have prepared with lots of hard work and love" and he put special emphasis on the strong link that Cervecera de Canarias and its brand Dorada have had in the social, economical and cultural life of Santa Cruz and Tenerife during the 73 years of the company´s life. He added that they will continue to maintain this link, as is evident in the constant investment in its facilities and the continual innovation and renewal of its brands.
The Factory Tour started with the screening of a video that shows the history of the company and the brand from its origins in 1939. The video highlights the work and dedication that have marked the company's career. Also, it includes a brief review of what the tour will encompass and the different parts of production.
Afterwards, tour attendees went to the brewhouse, where they could see the raw materials used in the production of beer: malt, yeast and hops.
The next meeting point was the packaging room, which includes the washing of bottles, the labelling, the pasteurising tunnel, the capping and the packing in boxes.
The culmination of the visit took place in the Bar-Museum, a place decorated with old cloth sacks in which the malt arrived in the first years of Dorada and which displays the most emblematic pieces of the brand. Of particular note are an exhibition of bottles from 1948, displays of the different labels used, as well as the medals and awards that Dorada has received throughout its history.
The visit ended with a tasting of Dorada beer.
About Compañía Cervecera de Canarias
Compañía Cervecera is one of the main national breweries and one of the main engines in the economical and social development in Canarias. It boosts the creation of 7000 direct and indirect jobs, is shareholder of several companies in Canarias and gives priority to local supplies in order to carry out production. The company, part of the international group SABMiller, has more than 300 business owners from Canarias among its shareholders, which are approximately 30% of the total and are represented with two members on the Board of Directors.
Compañía Cervecera produces its own brands of beer, Dorada and Tropical, and, under licence, Carlsberg beer. It also distributes international brands such as Pilsner Urquell, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Miller Genuine Draft, Guinness and Kilkenny. It also has other beverages such as the natural drink Appletiser and the energy drink Red Bull.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [04/10/2012].


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Crying in El Salvador
When we went to El Salvador in 1999, I was woefully under-prepared. With a trip to Europe and an afternoon in Tijuana under my belt, I thought I knew what to expect, but El Salvador threw me for a loop.
The weather was hot, I got sunburn and a urinary tract infection, the mosquitoes ate me alive, Suegra arranged for the baptism of my baby without permission, I had to sleep in a hammock, no one in the family had hot running water – (and that's when the water wasn't completely shut off), the baby had colic and cried almost non-stop, there were no seat belts so I thought we would all die in a car crash and I was starving because my gringo doctor scared me off eating most of the food saying I could get really sick.
And yet, ever since we left I've been saying that I want to go back — I guess I've always known that none of this was El Salvador's fault – it was my fault because I wasn't ready for it and I was being a spoiled American, (and come on, traveling with a baby can be hell even under the best circumstances.) I could see El Salvador's beauty even through my tears. There was so much I loved, but I was so completely overwhelmed that I couldn't take the time to experience it the way I wanted to. The only thing that has prevented another visit has been the expense – year after year, we just haven't been able to afford it.
More than a decade later, everything has fallen into place so that we're finally able to return, and the kids, (thankfully at an age that won't require diaper changes or preparing bottles) – deserve to see where their father came from – a place which probably seems more make-believe than real to them at this point. El Salvador – as if Carlos and I invented a fairytale land of volcanoes, paletas, stray dogs, careening buses, pupusas, debris of war, the sound of green parrots flapping their wings, unexpected downpours which disappear as suddenly as they came.
And so, we re-new our passports with plans to travel sometime in August. We hope to bring back plenty of photos of us smiling, laughing, eating pupusas, climbing a volcano, riding the bus, and abandoning Suegra at a Tio's house, lest she unexpectedly arrange my forced baptism.
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Yay!!! I´m so happy for you guys!!!! It will be a wonderful, mind expanding, and love cementing trip your family. ;)
Oooohhh and I CAN NOT wait to read the blogging that will come from such an experience! :D
Love u amiga!
Ha! Cute post! You're seasoned now and I'm sure you'll have an awesome trip! Can't wait to see the photos! =)
GOOD for you! I am so happy you all get to go to Carlos' homeland! I can't wait to hear about it!
Mi Pulgarcito bello, El Salvador!!! Y can totally see how that experience left you shocked, to say the least. I'm glad you're giving it a second chance. I suggest you leave the kids with family for a weekend and you and Carlos head out to the beach, at least for one night. You have to experience that sunset once in your life.
In fact, I think you just gave me a new mission!! You are a blogging superstar and the guanacos need to treat you as such!! I'm off to do what I do best: Connect!
I am really excited for you guys! I am sure that you will all love it!
How exciting! So happy, and especially for your boys… the trip so eyeopening and significant in their lives. Can't wait to see all the pictures. I love all your posts, Tracy! This one had me cracking up with some of your photo captions "…getting ready to cry again" LMAO!!
Tracy, Tracy Tracy, you have a gift! I am sitting here alone at the computer laughing out loud and shaking my head at your commentary. I try to compose myself, but I'm still laughing as I read everyone's comments! Ahh, ok. I think I am ok now. I am so excited for you and your family! The kids must be over the moon! Let the countdown begin…. :)
The first time I went to China in 1999, I was quite shocked too. Yeah, I speak Chinese, spent hours studying the language and the culture, but nothing could have prepared me for the unbearably hot and humid Beijing summers, the crowd, being stared at everywhere, the bureaucracy… It took me a while to enjoy it. The second time was better!
When we traveled to El Salvador in 2001, we had been coming by land from Mexico-Belize-Guatemala, so we were used to the heat and a lot of little cultural things. It made it easier.
That's so great that you are going to give it another try! I recently went to Bolivia to visit my sister and brother in law and it was just myself, my grandmother and my two kids. We had a similar experience…my kids were sick and crying (at least one of them puked or pooped on me during taxi rides where they bounced around on my lap or sat on the floor boards) and it was very overwhelming. I have been saving money each week and we are also going to go to El Salvador, but in December for Christmas. My husband has not been back for 15 years so I expect it to be a very memorable trip. And now, like you, I know what to expect. I can't wait to eat a pupusa with loroco and queso achiclado! :)
Great pics, but so sad to see u crying! Your little boy in the tub of water is adorable! I hope it all works out and ur able to go with out any glitches. I want to see everything you described above. Take lots of pics for us that may never have the opportunity to go. I too want to take my son to meet his fathers homeland and familia but it seems like year after year we have some type of emergency and it's impossible to come up with the funds. Good luck with your travel plans and can't wait to hear more!
Yes I have. I actually make pupusas for my family at least once a week and I sell them too. I buy frozen loroco which is pretty good but I have never had fresh. And, of course the cheese here is different. The closest I get (segun mi esposo) is queso de Oaxaca which they sell where I live. I actually love loroco. The smell of is it wonderful…one thing I won't be trying in my pupusa however is chicharron. I'm a vegan but stay vegetarian when I travel :)
Pobrecita! I can only imagine the scene of your suegra forcing the baptism on you. I'm impressed by the grace with which you allowed it. It says a lot about you. I think I would have given chanquletasos to everyone. Priest and suegra included. LOL
So happy you're goin back. I have no doubt you'll all enjoy it. Take it easy, embrace the good and the bad. Bring tons of pictures!
WOW!! I'm SO, SO excited for you and your family, Tracy!! Great news! Like the others, I can't wait to read your posts about your trip. (and see if Suegra has you baptized, haha!) I agree, it will be so exciting for your boys. I predict they will love it and be amazed at the freedoms they'll have there, to do wild and crazy things that are fun, but just not allowed here in the States.
I've felt like you did at times, in Bolivia though…I remember crying hysterically when I was pregnant with my first child wanting to come back to the US. I know everyone thought I'd lost it.
But each time we've gone back there, I've liked it more and more. I imagine it will be totally different for you this time around…many smiles and laughter…and tears when you're boarding the plane to leave.
Somehow I don't think you'll be crying so much for this trip. You can at least commiserate with your boys when the culture becomes overwhelming. It's good that they get to go at these ages when it will be a great memory for them and everyone can find something they enjoy. Yay for you! :)
I'm so excited for you!!! Hopefully I'll be going to El Salvador in August or September. Unfortunately I'll be going by myself because my husband's papers are in the process and he has to stay here :( but he says I need a vacation so he's keeping our daughter here with him. The only people I know there are his grandparents because they came here for our wedding. I'M SCARED!!! Haha, but at the same time, very, very, VERY excited. I can't wait :) What part are you guys going to?
Thank you so much for this post . . . our family has a quinceñera to attend later this month and it reminds me of when my husband and I traveled to Mexico (pre-kids) for his cousin's quince – oh, what a mess. I thought, heck, I'd lived in Guadalajara for 2 years, I'm fluent in Spanish, blah, blah, blah. Nothing prepared me for the quantity of extended family my husband has in Mexico City (If you've seen "Fools Rush In' where Salma Hayek takes Matthew Perry to meet her family for the first time, you'll recognize the scene), the invasive questions and comments that I would never think to make to someone visiting the states and just the overall feeling of not belonging. But here we are . . . two kids and many seasoned trips later to Mexico City . . . and now I just smile when they tell my husband to order a taco "gringa" style (wink, wink), I take a deep breath at the lack of use of car seats (his family has them, they just don't seem to use them) and close my eyes and meditate through the insane traffic. You'll have a blast and we can't wait to hear all about it – disfruta!
I loved your story! The first time I took my white american husband to el salvador. I was prepared and also booked a hotel (lucku=y for me a work for IHG and get great discounts) so he loved it from the fist time we went and we try to go back at least every 2 years. I have taken both my kids (3 and 6 now). We went in Dicember and both my kids loved it.
Good luck on your next trip.
omg rofl…..the picture of u crying omg Tracy… pobre de ti… ur suegra omg i would of been pissed… u look so funny though before i read anything i was like is that tracy? nooooo…. but it is…u and Carlos look old school chola and his guera lol… i think ull be GREAT now… u know the culture the crazy mother, and pues buen education experience for ur hijos!
Poor Tracy! it is a cultural chock . It is difficult because one tries to understand everything what it was around your partner before you know him. And you wanted to discover where he run, laughed, dreamed, etc. That is love. I am from El Salvador too and I can say that It is beautiful if you have money to spend like any country in the world. The bad months to travel to ES are from February to July because is too hot. From August to Jenuary is cool without humited. Well, that is my advice. Excuse me if I write bad in English because like you I am trying to learn it. Perhaps, you can give me a hand. Take care .
And, I am looking forward to seeing the weird "gifts" you bring back for suegra!
You are going to have a beautiful time, amiga!
This trip will be 180 degrees different from the first one. It'll be such a great experience for you and your boys (their Spanish will jump exponentially, even if it's a short trip!). They might have a bit of culture shock, but it'll be a huge adventure and learning experience. They will likely have their eyes opened to how "good" they have it in the US. You'll be creating amazing memories together this summer!
This is such great news! I'm amazed at how you are able to analyze so well what you felt and how you took everything at that time. Sometimes I know what happened to me before but I'm not able to express it that well. You inspire me to analyze myself! Who knew? LOL!
Anyways, this trip will be so great for you guys!! I'm sure you'll bring back tons of anécdotas and photos amiga. I'm so happy for you!!
"El Salvador – as if Carlos and I invented a fairytale land of volcanoes, paletas, stray dogs, careening buses, pupusas, debries of war, the sound of green parrots flapping their wings, unexpected downpours which disappear as suddenly as they came." I love this! I can't wait to hear about your second trip.


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These pictures were taken the day after Christmas at Bernadotte, IL. Even though the river ahead of the dam appears to be frozen, the water still runs over the dam. The old iron bridge is no longer used. There has been talk of taking it down but the residents of Fulton County will fight to keep it. Canadian geese winter on the Spoon River and are usually found around the bridge. Take time to visit the beauty that Spoon River has to offer....you won't be sorry.
Christmas on Spoon River
By: thrumyeyesSubscribe Channel: Winter Location: Bernadotte, Illinois
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