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767 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA | Directions 3030733.774921 -84.329617
Mon-Sat: 10am-5pm
Sun: 12pm-5pm
Fernbank is a great learning museum that's perfect for kids. Check the schedule on line and sign up your kids for some of the free learning classes and be check out a show in their Imax theatre!
IMAX-ARABIA – ARABIA IMAX title is very misleading. I thought I was going to experience the ancient tombs, lost cities and beauty of the desert. It was a push on the Muslim faith and their journey to Mecca. The agenda here is to promote the Islamic beliefs. If we were promoting the Christian faith everyone would be forcing the movie to be shut down.The Christian and Jewish community should be appalled over this film.
Great Place to take the Family – My family and I enjoyed the day at the museum, the exhibition is always changing.
The children enjoyed seeing the Dinosaurs and the Children's Interactive room. I enjoyed seeing the fish and shells display. We all had a ball learning about the Arctic and Antarctica along with the Polar Bears and the Penguins.
great experience – great place.... the sight and sound museum was wonderful... i have not been since the 6th grade but i i still remember.
Great setting but not a great museum – Sorry to say I have to agree with earlier posters who expect to see a world class history museum and are entirely let down after paying the enterence fee. Yes, the Fernbank boasts a beautifully natural setting. What it does not offer is any type of insightful or intriguing displays, nothing to really draw a visitor in to the vast learning experience that should be offered here. If it were a free museum, I'd call it a draw and enjoy the nice drive up the winding hill and beautiful scenery on the grounds. But it's not and the curator here should really examine what he or she is trying to do.
Great Wedding Facility – I love Martinis & IMAX & had to write a review after seeing the fantastic grand canyon one. Martinis & Imax is a perfect date night- especially with the live music & cocktails before the show. I?ve been several times since moving to Atlanta and it's one of my top favorite activities in the city.
I actually just attended a beautiful wedding at Fernbank- who knew Fernbank was an ideal location for a wedding ceremony and reception?! The wedding was at the front of the museum overlooking the front lawn, and the reception was in the huge foyer which was perfect for the band & food setup- the bride & groom entered the reception down the gorgeous winding staircase. The band had a perfect setup towards the back of the foyer. I highly recommend Fernbank to any bride-to-be looking for an awesome place to have the wedding & reception.
Atlanta can do better in terms of a natural history museum – this is a very unfortunate representation of a natural history museum. were are the exhibits? one very large dinosaur skeleton and that about raps up your visit. I am disturbed by the lack of artifacts and exhibits especially after having grown up with natural history museums found in Chicago and Cleveland to base a comparison on. is it lack of funding that prevented this from being a world class natural history museum? I say atlanta should really be able to command better.
Giant creatures of prehistoric times tower over local natural history displays. – The Scene
The architecture of the 160,000-square-foot museum, located in regal Druid Hills, might be the best attraction. The stunning use of space, on par with Meier's High Museum, culminates in a towering skylight overlooking Fernbank Forest.
The Collection
With its permanent exhibit, "Giants of the Mesozoic," Fernbank became the first museum in the world to assemble a collection of the world's largest dinosaurs. Beyond the ferocious beasts menacing visitors in the 86-foot-tall Great Hall, the exhibit, "A Walk Through Time in Georgia," re-creates the Earth's natural history with a local twang, using Georgia's landscape, vegetation, wildlife and fossils. It's a taxidermy wonderland for kids, but a yawn compared to the Sensing Nature exhibit. Tykes buzz around this science-made-fun playground of optical illusions and natural phenomena. If you're with the little ones, also check out the Georgia Adventure and Fantasy Forest; if not, head for the academic Cultures of the World.
Great Date Night – I recently went here on a date night. The martinis and live music were great! The Imax theater after a few cocktails is a fun experience. I recommend it to anyone to give it a try.
Great for weddings! – I went to a wedding and this place was incredible. There is so much to look at and see here. This place can also be romantic if you have wine before IMAX. I highly recommend taking kids here also.
Take the kids it's worth the trip – I have to admit that my wife made me go to the museum and I thought it would be awful! When we got there she made us become members of the museum so we would have free admission and other perks the next time we visited the museum. Much to my surprise it was pretty cool and the kids really enjoyed theirselves as they learned about history and nature. The membership has more than paid for it's self since we have been 3 times this year. The events are really nice and I would recommend the Imax movies.
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816734 wrote:William,
Hi Expert,
How can i simulate Failover test between Primary RAC instance to single instance running on 11gr2 with both ASM running. Please someone can provide me the correct step to simulate. This is my first experience conduct test on Production server to DR server. I have configure dataguard broker in between.
816734 wrote:In this case you have to forget of your Primary RAC. :)
Thanks for the feedback. Actually i request by managment to test FAILOVER TO dr server when our primary RAC db was totally fail to recover . I need to test Failover to DR server using dgmgrl. Can you provide me some example
816734 wrote:These steps are depend on the availability of your RAC primary. Lets suppose whole cluster is not accessible, do you think you can execute "SRVCTL" commands?
Hi expertise,
I need some experience people verify my step as per below by using dgmgrl for failover test. My primary RAC db call nios1 and nios2 and my single DR server is niosdr. Hope someone can give me advise for simulation
STEP - connect from primary RA db
1. Disable automatic restart in Primary RAC db - srvctl disable database -d nios
2. ps -ef | grep pmon | grep -v grep - Kill pmon id on both nios1 and nios2
3. dgmgrl > show configuration
4. dgmgrl > failover to 'NIOSDR'
816734 wrote:If you would like to keep your primary as active, until you perform failover the primary database keep sending data to the standby database. Once you perform failover the new incarnation will be started and the standby role will be changed to primary role and no more redo will be received or applied. of course once you perform failover either you can stop the database or even you can disable from the configuration. That is what you looking for?
Thanks for the update. Can i just using srvctl stop database -d nios on primary RAC for shutdown database on primary db and straight go to DR server run dgmgrl > failover to 'NIOSDR' for simulate the test. There is not need to kill any backgroup processes. We asume that the primary db still accessible and all the log has been apply to standby db.
816734 wrote:No need to restore. You can use reinstate, ensure flashback is enabled. Refer link http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17023/cli.htm#BGBBDEBC
Thank for the update. This is what i looking for if the primary still available for access without issue. If i fail over to my standby db (NIOSDR) and old primary will need to restore back right ?? I can use reinstate ??
What happen if i perform dgmgrl > switchover to niosdr -> dr server . After sucessfully switch role, then issue dgmgrl > failover to 'NIOS' ->primary db .1) If you perform switchover, then niosdr will become new primary database and nios becomes as new standby database
Do we still need to perform anything ?? This scenario is assume that both primary db and DR server is accessible without issue.After performing above role transition, Still you willl have two primary databases nios and niosdr , Then again you have to reinstate the database to covert it to standby role.
Thanks for your explanation. To perform dgmgrl > failover to nios, this need to login on primary rac and run dgmgrl or standby database ??Issue the "Failover to nios" from the target standby database you want to change to the primary role.
As you mention we have two primary database nios and niosdr, so we need to reinstate niosdr to become standby role. It is correct. what is the stepBroker performs failed primary database as standby database, Perform the below steps

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Those familiar with Chef Drake Pulliam's work know he adds a certain level of detail and flare to dishes that might otherwise seem ordinary. Take, for example, his cherry cheesecake ($7). It's not an uncommon dessert, but the way Pulliam makes it, it is anything but common. The secret is his use of imported dark Italian cherries that are slightly fermented. Inside the cheesecake they create a dense fruit flavor that balances the cheesecake unlike any fruit topping ever did. And these cherries are just one example of the creativity and detail Pulliam brings to an entire menu.
Pulliam is well-known from his time in Ridgway, when he ran Drake's Restaurant which, sadly, closed in a few years ago. Now Pulliam is back as chef of the Creekside Restaurant in Montrose's Cobble Creek Golf Community and has put together a simple yet eclectic menu that is both comforting and adventurous.
On the familiar side, there is plenty to choose from on Creekside's lunch menu, including a chicken breast sandwich ($9) that's topped with pesto mayo and roasted spinach. There's a Polish sausage sandwich ($9) cooked with sautéed bell peppers and caramelized onions and served on a rustic roll. Of course, there's a burger ($9) on the menu, which was something Pulliam became known for in Ridgway.
For something new, try the Torta al Testo sandwich ($11), which is an Italian street sandwich, made with a thick pile of smoked prosciutto, basil, caramelized onions, Swiss cheese, spinach and sun-dried tomatoes. Once you taste the prosciutto on this sandwich, you'll know right away that this isn't your ordinary sandwich.
Like the cherries in his cheesecake, Pulliam goes the extra mile to serve real imported meats from Italy. The prosciutto is the best example of this. In fact, Pulliam said he imports at least 80 percent of the meats he serves from small providers, so menu items like the Italian sub sandwich ($12) and his Reuben ($11.50) can have some authentic flavors.
The Creekside Restaurant has a wood-burning pizza oven, too. A good way to taste some of those imported meats is with the Italian meat trio pizza ($12) made with Genoa salami, hot capicola, local Italian sausage, cheese and red sauce. While the meat may be the centerpiece of this pie, the crust is worth noting as well. It has that right balance of crunch on the outside and chewiness on the inside. There are a host of other pizzas to choose from, including a basic Margherita ($9) and a shrimp scampi pizza ($12).
For dinner, you can stay with the Italian theme with the gnocchi puttanesca ($10) that's made with a rustic "whore sauce" of fire-roasted tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, garlic, capers, and Kalamata olives. There's the maccheroni alla chitarra marinara ($10), made with pasta that's been pressed through taut guitar strings to give the noodles a unique texture. They are topped with a traditional marinara sauce. For something rich, try Pulliam's pasta Bolognese ($12), which isn't your everyday ground-meat-and-red-sauce dish. Pulliam uses a blend of veal, pork and sirloin with a mirepoix of herbs and wines to create this "gravy." It's all slow cooked for at least four hours.
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Depending on the season and when possible, Pulliam is bringing the farm-to-table concept to the Creekside Restaurant. He's building relationships with local farms to bring local produce into the restaurant, and he has plans to be an integral part of a community garden in the Cobble Creek Golf Community. By bringing locally produced products to the restaurant, Pulliam believes he will achieve even more of that "real" flavor he's always striving for.
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In the delightful 1970 movie "The Cheyenne Social Club," Jimmy Stewart plays an aging Texas cowpoke whose dream of becoming "a respectable Republican businessman" comes true when he inherits a thriving business up in Wyoming.
It turns out the business indeed belongs to him, but there's a catch. The establishment is on railroad property and the railroad will let it remain only if he agrees to continue to operate it as always — as a high-class brothel.
That suits his less-respectable sidekick, played by Henry Fonda, just fine.
The cowpoke, however, has a problem acquiescing to the railroad's rules, which it can impose just because it owns the land. Various problems arise, including a gunfight in which a bad guy is killed by a pecan.
Some students at Lafayette College in Easton know exactly how the cowpoke felt.
They had their own fraternity and a frat house, but it sat on college property and some college officials started thinking about another movie, "Animal House," which was released eight years later.
The 1978 film was about efforts to get rid of a fraternity at another (fictional) Pennsylvania college, one member of which was played by John Belushi, whose imitation of a zit was truly memorable.
A real-life saga at Lafayette involves the "Greek" system in general. The school's board of trustees got in a snit last year after a study of fraternity and sorority members revealed problems involving a lack of scholarship, drinking, sex, hazing and a lack of diversity (not enough minorities).
In November, alumni from the Rho chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity filed a lawsuit in Northampton County Court, claiming that the college illegally seized its on-campus "Vallamont" frat house.
If it's on-campus, I thought at the time, it belongs to the college every bit as much as the land under that brothel in Cheyenne, Wyo., belonged to the railroad.
I must confess I have a strong bias when it comes to Lafayette, and I hope that's not why I took the administration's side in the Chi Phi frat flap. Our eldest grandchild, Megan, graduated in 2008 and thanks to that college's superb preparations, she now is working on a doctorate in molecular biology and genetics at the University of Delaware. (Please don't ask me for details; it's all Greek to me, excuse the expression.)
Now, there is a new twist in Lafayette's Greek grief. A statement from an alumni outfit called Friends of Lafayette College said the college's board of trustees and its administration have "no sense of decency." It compared them to "the ugly, wholly un-American truth of the congressional hearings led by Sen. Joseph McCarthy."
I remember the McCarthyism era of the 1950s and how he and other demagogues violated people's rights, until McCarthy was vanquished after he accused the Army of harboring communists. "Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency?" Army counsel Joseph Welch asked during a hearing.
That piquant pecan of dialogue marked the start of McCarthy's downfall, but not before thousands of lives were destroyed, many of them because of guilt by association.
The Friends statement said Lafayette threatened students with expulsion or criminal prosecution if they joined or even supported "underground" organizations not sanctioned by college authorities. "Students are free to organize and join associations to promote their common interests, so long as such interests are not inconsistent with the policies, purposes, function and mission of the college," the release quoted Lafayette President Dan Weiss as saying.
That is not a case of a college deciding what to do with a frat house or other parts of its own property. That is telling people what sort of organizations they can join and what sort of beliefs they must espouse.
The Friends release, sent to me anonymously and containing little contact information, said such "dictatorial" positions are "contrary to American ideals."
I wanted to check on all this so I called the college's press office and was asked to submit questions via email to Roger Clow, Lafayette's director of communications. Among other things, I asked if the statements ascribed to Weiss were accurate.
Clow replied by email and did not comment on the Weiss comments or answer other questions, but did say this:
"The college has no interest in restricting the rights of students to associate freely. The board [of trustees] is concerned that unrecognized Greek organizations operating outside college guidelines may undermine the efforts of the recognized fraternities and sororities to operate according to community standards, and may place the health and safety of students at risk."
That does not address the issue of what distinction should be made between a college exercising its rights over its own property and using its power to tell people what sort of associations they may have.
When I went looking for somebody at Friends of Lafayette College, I got a return call from a retired lawyer, Don Applestein, who is prominently affiliated with the National Constitution Center's Public Programs Department in Philadelphia.
(My first thought was that, if Lafayette takes on the National Constitution Center, it will be like McCarthy taking on the Army.)
I asked Applestein about the elements of secrecy in the Friends' release. That, he said, was because of the fear that students who buck the administration may be targeted. "The administration has had a history of retribution," he said.
Applestein said the issue may come to a head in January or early February, when the board of trustees is next expected to meet.
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MK Dons 2-4 Walsall: Plastic Fantastic
[update - admin wrote his post while I was waiting for a report. Never mind! Two is better than none, and it helps to rub it in just a bit...]
What a difference half a week makes. After exactly three months waiting for a three point match, we get two games, two smashing wins, and all of a sudden things look a lot better than they did.
To win away at Suicide City was the stuff of dreams, at least according to betfair and their mates, who had us up as high as 9/1 against, but the Saddlers didn't stick to the script. In the end Franchise gave us a very welcome late present by rolling over at home and conceding four goals in one game where they'd previously conceded only five in the league all season. It's always nice to be able to pass on the stuffing at Christmas, especially to the plastic club with no history.
New(ish) UTS regular Tracker34 was at the match, and after several celebratory ales has come up with something resembling a report – thanks mate!
4 shots on target – 4 goals!!
Certainly unexpected but well deserved – keep it going to Orient!
McCarey 6: Felt he could have done better with the second goal and wasn't too commanding of his area today, may have been down to the wet and breezey conditions, but still not convinced he is anything better than Grof.
Purkiss 7: When Taundry was in I think we all knew that Purkiss was a superior player however I'd forgotten just how much better. Willing to get forward, able to catch defenders trying to run past him down the wing. I'll even forgive the odd HOOF!
Butler 7: As you'd expect, won a few headers, liked a tackle, took a booking for the team…
Downing 7: You don't really notice him on the pitch, doesn't get much wrong which for a young defender in the early matches of his career is ok with me!
Taylor 8: Few strong tackles, few good bursts forward and some great defensive work especially considering that he had little help from Paterson infront of him.
Mantom 6: Good running performance but didn't really do too much. A bit hesitant in closing players down in first half but improved
Chambers 8: Another great performance. I wasn't the biggest fan of his return to the first team but has certainly justified it these last two games. Got stuck in.
Patterson 6: Don't get me wrong it was a great finish for the goal and don't mind a few misplaced/overhit passes on a day like this but he was unfortunately the worst in a Walsall shirt today. Certainly needs to harden up and also find a way of getting some defensive nous.
Westcarr 7: Looks like he's starting to get a good link with Brandy going. Best I've seen him play for us.
Brandy 9: He seems to terrify teams, also seems to win 90% of our free kicks. Good running all game typified by his burst and trickery at the end of the game to win the free kick leading to Patersons goal. Can do a mean somersault too – worth watching the highlights for!
Grigg 9: Well he's an international striker isn't he!! Looked stronger today, looked confident. Didn't see his second too well but great turn and finish for his first. Keep it up!
Cuvelier 7: Came on, looked classy when he got the ball, will be great to have him for a full 90 mins!!
Just a quick one on MK – I like the place, I like the facilities, I like the set-up, the stewards are friendly, they sell bacon rolls. It's such a shame they are an odious club of the highest order.
Onward and upward, hopefully. Next up – Leyton Orient away.
Thanks to MK mongs for the six pointer. Can we play you every week?


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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
My So Called Junky Life's Bead Swap
She made me the SWEETEST Box ! I LOVE her hand made roses in my colors. She also hand stamped the box in text. Darling !Love, Love !!!!! Inside was another sweet box that she decorated with tiny PINK rhinestones, Sweet !!As well as two bags, one with silver findings , and the other with a rose parfum. I have to almost laugh as our beads are SO close in colors. Mine being more aqua and blue, but Sarah did a great job of pairing us. I love this awesome MOP focal and cant wait to paint a rose onto it :)
Well, I have LOTS to catch you all up on. Another swap that I was in and TERRIBLY late finishing :( I have been really ill this go around. Hopefully this weekend I will post and share more of what has been going on.
Thank you Sarah, for being such an awesome host and Julie, you Rock sweet girl !!
13 comments:
- Clair said...
Hi Rhea. Just stopping by to see what the other swap participants sent and received. I'm nosey :)
Looks like two amazing parcels for our swap. What fun!
- June 15, 2011 at 1:44 PM
- Silvia said...
Non capisco bene la tua lingua, ma mi piacciono molto i tuoi oggetti raffigurati....si tratta di una bomboniera? Baci Silvia
- June 15, 2011 at 2:16 PM
- Stephanie ~ Angelic Accents said...
Such pretties, Rhea! Ya'll really had each other's tastes down pat!!
Angelic Accents
- June 15, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- debi said...
Wow! Look at all that beautiful pink and blue!
You both created beautiful boxes and the beads are so pretty. Those will be fun to create with.
- June 15, 2011 at 11:48 PM
- Erica said...
WOW!! Your boxes and beads are stunning. And the presents ~ What a wonderful swap partner you are.
I love the box and beads you received, too.
- June 17, 2011 at 6:08 AM
- Suz said...
This is a wonderful swap. The two of you are matched perfectly. I am going to sign up the next time they have a bead swap. It looks like so much fun and I have a room full of beads!!!
Enjoy enjoy!
- June 17, 2011 at 2:48 PM
- Farah Muzaffar said...
oh Rhea what a lovely treasure you have... love the plate very much... its a beauty
- June 18, 2011 at 6:05 AM
- Mandy said...
Such beautiful boxes. Your creations are stunning.
- June 19, 2011 at 10:34 AM
- vickie said...
Just dropping by to say hello, hope you are feeling good. Great swap goodies!
- June 25, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Jane said...
What a beautiful swap - looks like you two were indeed well-matched! Hope you're feeling better and on the mend.
- June 28, 2011 at 6:24 PM
- ♥ Marlou ♥ said...
Oh these are just beautiful, I just found your blog and loving your creations :)
- June 30, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- Something Special said...
Such beautiful beads and projects and photos.
So lovely to look at is your blog posts. Please come and check out my swap and giveaway that Something Special is hosting in honor of my 200th post and my new blog look!
- July 6, 2011 at 1:10 AM
- Lori said...
hi Rhea, what a wonderful swap! sorry it took me so long to answer you back ... thank you so much for thinking of me:) you are such a sweetie ... i hope you are feeling well these days ... i do miss you too ...
- July 26, 2011 at 7:45 PM


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Staub® Grenadine Grill Pan with Press
- $224.95
- Value: $393.00
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- Manufacturer: Staub
- Includes: Grill pan and grill press
- Material: Cast iron
- Care: Dishwasher safe, but hand washing recommended
- Dimensions: Pan is 12" sq.; press is 10½" sq.
- Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
- Made in France
- Spouts on both sides of pan allow fat and oil to be poured off
- Pan's ridged cooking surface creates authentic grill marks
- Cast iron retains and distributes heat evenly
- Smooth ceramic base is suitable for all heat sources, including induction
- No seasoning required
- Pan is oven safe to 500°F
- Heat press in pan on the stovetop or in the oven, then place on top of food
- Cook both sides at once
- Press weighs down food for even browning and searing
- Stovetop grilling is twice as efficient with the press
- Great for steaks, burgers, panini, chicken breasts and Cuban-style sandwiches
- Ridges on bottom of press sear grill marks into foods
Staub enameled cast-iron cookware retains and distributes heat evenly and effectively. It requires no seasoning, doesn 't chip, discolor or rust, and works on all cooking surfaces, including induction.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes The blending consists of 75% Cabernet Sauvignon, 23% Merlot and 2% Petit Verdot.
An attractive, bright, intense carmine purplish red colour. The nose is finely perfumed with notes of spices, lovely ripe fruits and a hint of well- measured oak. In the palate this wine is quite round and juicy..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "... the 2007 is another outstanding effort from this estate. Already somewhat closed, it is a candidate for one of the longest lived wines of the vintage. Beautifully pure black currant and black cherry fruit interwoven with notions of cedar and wood are found in this medium to full-bodied,..
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Crayons and paper tablecloths do the trick in restaurants. This Thanksgiving, try it at home. A 40-inch craft paper runner is printed with owls, turkeys, and leaves just waiting for little hands to fill them in.
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I am at a great crossroads in my life, here all the way into my 57th year of life. The arts have always been a significant element of my expression (dance, theatre, visual arts, music, literature, and others), as has connecting and reconnecting with the Web of Life ("Nature", of which we all are members). To know more — please, feel free to contact me & we can talk. I've lived a lot in my more than half century. Probably there will be several points via which we can connect happily.


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We have to ask because this is the resounding questions we're asking models in New York this week. Is it hard to get a date? Are you dating somebody?
It's not hard to get a date, but it's about the quality.
Do you think you're gonna meet your-- the man in your dreams at fashion week party?
No because I'm kinda like in the guys who were in the girls and I feel like that's sort of the wrong crowd.
In the guys that are in the girls and the guys at fashion week are in the girls, what do you say about this? Are you in the guys or girls?
Tell me the truth honey, what do you think I'm wearing?
Russell is this a good place to bring a date?
Yeah, might it would be, if I have one.
Would you bring one of your dates to this kind of show?
Not at all.
Why not?
Because it might to get at me inside.
Did you ever bring a date along with you?
No, but I think the wandering eyes are pretty much in it right there.
I think it would be a great thing to bring a date, in that way you don't actually have to talk to them.
What should a girl wear on the first date?
Nothing, her personality.
Now is this something that you would wear on a first date?
I don't know if it's something I wear on the first date, I probably go a little bit more casual, I don't want to give away too much.
Please girls if you're gonna show one bit, don't show the other. You wanna leave a little bit to the imagination. You wanna look cute obviously but you don't wanna look like your trying too hard.
Trying too hard is a no-no. I showed up in sweats and it was like this guy likes me in sweats, we're going somewhere.
I don't know if I wear sweats Rochelle.
You haven't seen my sweats Stephanie.
I have seen your sweats Rochelle.
Its funny because women dress either for them-- for women-- for other women or for men.
I think there's a difference. So, I think finding a balance where you don't look too [unknown] or like your trying too hard, but you also don't wanna be fashiony because men just don't get it.
This is your first day kind of go to?
Yeah, this is everyday; this is the Monday for me. I dress, I lived, and I die in sparkles.
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10 Labor Day Grill Favorites
For most children, Labor Day is a bittersweet holiday; it is a last hurrah that signals summer's impending end. For grown-ups, however, this holiday is much more exciting. It promises a day off, a cold cocktail, and a chance to shine at the grill. Whether you're a novice griller or a seasoned professional, here are 10 fresh ideas for putting your grill to good use and throwing your most impressive backyard barbecue to date.
Chimichurri Lamb Chops by CoconutsandCardamom
Jamie Oliver's Smoked Beets by Genius Recipes
Tuscan Grilled Zucchini & Summer Squash by Stefano Coppola
Cedar Plank Grilled Loup De Mer (Sea Bass) by aargersi
Grilled Bread with Thyme Pesto and Preserved Lemon Cream by fiveandspice
Mexican Street Fair Corn by thirschfeld
Plum Sauced Pork Tenderloin by MrsWheelbarrow
Shrimp Burgers with Roasted Garlic-Orange Aioli by EmilyC
Grilled Mint Julep Peaches by Stefano Coppola
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Made the peach dessert. Fantastic! Easy and delicious. Thanks so much!! Gonna make it tomorrow night after shrimp and okra gumbo. A southern night!


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North Carolina to the North Shore, the R1® Long-Sleeved Spring Suit offers full-arm warmth and flexibility in fast and hollow surf. Made with high-quality neoprene and a lightweight, fast-drying 50% recycled polyester lining, features include external sealing seam, an extended flap at neck with PU-molded closure for increased comfort, and center-back zipper for easy on/off. Critical seams and stress areas are secured with glue dots, 1cm bartacks and Melco® reinforcements.
- Made with high quality neoprene that meets our rigorous standards for strength, durability and warmth
- Recycled polyester thermal grid lining improves flexibility and dry time
- One-piece front panel with minimal seam design increases flexibility
- Extended neck flap with PU-molded hook-and-loop closure allows for a stronger seal and more comfort
- Neoprene underarm panels have recycled polyester jersey fabric on both sides for better stretch while paddling
- Center-back zipper with crescent-shaped neoprene panel provides a better-seal and easier zip-up; zipper gusset has drain holes; 1cm bartacks, glue dots and Melco® reinforcements secure wear points and critical seam locations
- Seams are single-needle blindstitched to the outside with nylon-bonded thread, and triple glued for extra durability and strength; critical areas and crotch seams are internally taped; 100% external seam sealing
- 2.5mm neoprene (torso/thighs) lined with recycled polyester thermal grid; 2mm (sleeves) lined with lightweight recycled polyester
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Enjoy top-notch amenities, activities, and services at Apartamentos Tropical Park. Relax in the pool, hot tub, or Jacuzzi after a day of fun in the sun. Order a massage from the in-house masseur for the ultimate in pampering. For active visitors, take advantage of the tennis courts, racquetball courts, and exercise equipment. Excite your taste buds and loosen up at the late night disco-pub, restaurant or poolside snack bar. Additional amenities include laundry services, diving instruction, supermarket, auto rental, playground, and live entertainment.
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Social nudity is not for everyone, but only because most people cannot imagine taking their clothes off in a group setting. Many believe social nudity is abnormal, immoral or perverted. Many automatically associate nudity with sex, therefore those who participate in social nudity must be sex addicts, exhibitionist and voyeurs. Of course nothing is further from the truth.
People have negative views about social nudity because they have been taught from an early age that the human body is shameful, that it's wrong to expose your body to anyone other than your spouse, and some people are reluctant to do even that. They've been influenced by their parents, the media, religion and government. Except for the minority that have listened to their instincts, that recognize the human body is a wonderful creation that should be enjoyed and celebrated, most people have developed mindsets that will never allow them to see social nudity as a joyful, enlightening experience.
If you had grown up in a home where your parents had no reservations about walking around the house nude, you would have done the same thing. You would have grown up believing nudity is natural and that there are circumstances where there is no reason to wear clothes. When you noticed your father's penis was bigger, you would have assumed yours would be too when you are older, just like the rest of the body. When you were old enough to be curious about pubic hair, your mother would have told you it's part of being an adult. You would have grown up wondering why anyone would think the human body is shameful. You wouldn't understand why anyone thinks there is something immoral about not wearing clothes.
So the fact is social nudity is indeed for everyone. The only reason so many disagree is because of what they were taught growing up. Children simply are not ashamed of their bodies; they are taught their bodies are shameful. It's the same doctrine as religion. If you were born and raised in Israel, you will almost certainly believe in the Jewish faith; in the Middle East you will believe in the Muslim faith; in a Catholic household you will believe in the Catholic faith; that is if you believe in any religion at all. In a household that rejects nudity, you will grow up believing social nudity is immoral.
Here a dad is spending time with his daughters. They've seen him and their mother nude since their earliest memory. Their nudity is incidental. They are likely a more closely bonded family because all the barriers between them have been removed.
Perhaps, even if you have been raised to believe nudity is immoral, you have a secret desire to find out what social nudity is all about. Perhaps you're wondering if you are brave enough to try it and are wondering how. The following essay tells us how one lady in California went about it.
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"There is a workshop at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur. They have two areas where clothing is optional — the swimming pool and around the natural hot tubs. I think clothing is optional down on the edge of the ocean, as well.
I grew up in New England, home of the Puritans. Nudity was not something I saw growing up in my family or anywhere else, really. It was not something I was used to.
But I believed that the body should not be an object of shame. I believed there was no reason in particular, other than social convention, that we should have to remain clothed for modesty's sake. The notion of nudity being non-modest per se never made much sense to me. It's just convention, and convention can be changed if you are in a group that holds to a different convention.
At Esalen, nudity is perfectly acceptable. But it isn't required. What I found was that after spending a day in an intense workshop with people, that going to the hot tubs showed me yet another side of people.
When clothes came off, so did any remaining barriers between us. People became more open when their clothes were off. Somehow, they seemed more like themselves. They could say the things they wanted to. They seemed more honest. More friendly and loving. The conversations in the nude were more like conversations that some people seem to need drugs to have. It wasn't so much that inhibitions were lessened, although they did seem to be, but that it was the kind on inhibitions — not about sex, but about being forthcoming and authentic. As I said, people seemed more like themselves.
I also found my judgments about bodies slipping away. Sure, I noticed the elderly woman was carrying a lot of weight, but it didn't matter. We weren't competing on looks. We weren't competing at all. We were just sharing ourselves openly. It seemed to me that being naked had a lot to do with that. Without our clothes as our false fronts, we were simply ourselves. The symbolic lack of semblance turned into a real openness.
Being nude with other people is a process. At first, your mind will be running crazy. Can I really do this? What will people think? All those self-conscious thoughts.
But after a while, when you see everyone else is nude and no one else is hurting you for it, you start to relax. Then, in the hot water with the beautiful ocean and surrounded by authentic people, you start to really let go of your need to pretend. To act like your clothes are you. You start being able to be yourself.
I would give into the process as best you can, but also trust that these things will happen, whether you are ready for them or not. The nudity itself will almost require that you open up. It almost forces you to feel safe. This probably sounds a little ridiculous, but that was my experience, and the experience of others I spoke with.Pin It


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Poster entitled 'Women beware of Man made Medicine', London, England, 1978-1980
'Women beware of Man made Medicine', states this poster. It was produced by The East London Health Project and features an image of a woman surrounded by information relating to the oral contraceptive pill. The photomontage was created by artist Loraine Leeson. It aimed to highlight potential side effects of the contraceptive pill. In 1978, the East London Trades Councils wanted to give information about health issues to the local population. This was at a time when cuts were being made to the National Health Service (NHS). The East London Health Project was formed for this task and eight different posters were produced over the two years it existed.
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The country's premier figure skating production, Stars on Ice, in a partnership with U.S. Figure Skating, is proud to announce that for the first time ever, the U.S. Olympic figure skating team will headline the annual nationwide tour. Bringing the spirit and passion of the Olympics back to home ice, the entire bronze medal winning U.S. Figure Skating team will highlight a truly spectacular and star-studded cast. In addition to gold medalists Davis and White, two-time U.S. champion Ashley Wagner, 2014 U.S. champion Gracie Gold, four-time and reigning U.S. champion Jeremy Abbott, 2014 U.S. silver medalist Jason Brown, and two-time reigning U.S. pair champions Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir comprise the bronze medal team that will join the Stars on Ice 2014 Tour.
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No recipe today but I just have to share E's (gal I catered for) mom's new Etsy shop for lovely knit scarves and things. Each scarf is one-of-a-kind and the yarn is especially cool. From what her mom told me last time I visited, it's tough to find interesting yarn because supply is very limited and the good stuff gets snatched up very quickly. Of course as she's telling me this, I'm imagining scuffles breaking out in the aisles of Joann's or Michael's between avid knitters over who saw the turquoise chunky yarn first, etc. But I'm sure it never gets violent. Who knows, maybe the yarn business is highly lucrative.
Anyway, I digress... my point is, these scarves are gorgeous and feel as soft as they look (I would happily dive into a pile of them if I could). It's getting cold and I just *know*, you're not done with your holiday shopping yet. (nudge nudge) Riiight? So there you go - a beautiful, handmade, unique, and practical present! Doesn't get any better than that!
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I'll try to get some recipes up soon now that the quarter is almost over. I just have to survive finals week first but at least I can see the light at the end of the tunnel!
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So there we go - a beautiful, handmade, unique, and practical present! surely Doesn't get any better than that!
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Join other adventure seekers and become an apprentice grave digger on an entertaining tour through the darker side of Boston. A scary, fun and informative frightseeing experience that is truly one of a kind.
Step aboard the trolley of the doomed and join your host, a 17th-century grave digger, cursed with a sentence of eternal damnation. This wretched creature is doomed to travel the streets of Boston and relay the stories of the unfortunate souls he encountered and the macabre events he had been witness to during his purgatory.
Hear about Boston's most sinister characters - from the Angel of Death to the king of all killers - the Boston Strangler. Learn about all the haunts that call the "Hub" their home. But that's not all! Step inside two of the oldest burying grounds in Boston for a walking tour you will never forget. Learn the significance of much of the imagery found in these 17th century burial grounds and the famous and not so famous (but even more interesting) occupants therein.
Visit Copp's Hill Burying Ground in the North End, nestled atop the tallest point in one of Boston's oldest historic districts. Here you will visit the final resting place of Cotton Mather, a man famous for his "intimate" involvement with the Salem Witch Trials. Then to the Granary Burying Ground where you will visit the final resting places of many of the famous heroes of the American Revolution including John Hancock, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.
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A Loss of Roses Written by William Inge June 13, 2012 - July 01, 2012 Closing out The Rep's season is a very special treat by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Picnic and Bus Stop. A Loss of Roses, a little-known William Inge masterpiece, bravely tells the story of two women struggling to make their lives bearable in a small Kansas town. Helen is a devout widow who cherishes the memory of her heroic husband above all else, even as her grown son, Kenny, struggles to fill his shoes and win his mother's love. Lila is a beautiful but emotionally insecure actress who arrives on their doorstep without a job or direction, but with a lifetime of baggage. When Lila moves in, a love triangle is created that can only end in heartbreak when someone must break free. Penned in the intimate style of Tennessee Williams (who was his mentor), but with William Inge's graceful insight into the lives of broken families, A Loss of Roses is a bittersweet romance about the loss of innocence which garnered a young Warren Beatty a Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actor in the 1959 Broadway production. Join us as we unearth a rare American classic and make history right here in Arkansas. ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE NOW $10 off A Seats $5 off B Seats before June 15 Call the Box Office at (501) 378-0405 or BUY ONLINE. SPECIAL EVENTS Wednesday, June 13 | 7 p.m. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette presents The Rep's "Pay What You Can Night." Patrons can pay any amount they wish for their ticket. Tickets must be purchased in person at the Box Office at 601 Main Street the day of the performance. PREVIEW PERFORMANCES Wednesday, June 13 | 7 p.m. Thursday, June 14 | 7 p.m. Preview performances are Wednesday and Thursday nights before opening, and include a pre-show discussion at 6:15 p.m. in the Theatre with A Loss of Roses Director Austin Pendleton and Rep Producing Artistic Director Bob Hupp. OPENING NIGHT Friday, June 15 | 8 p.m. Opening Night will include a post-show reception with the cast immediately following the show. Complimentary champagne and light hors d'oeuvres will be provided. PERFORMANCE RUN June 15 - July 1, 2012
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says ... on Wednesday, Jun 11 at 12:16 PM
With no discernable rotation and the fact this cloud is on the leading edge of the storm, I highly doubt this is a funnel cloud. Looks more like a bulge in the shelf cloud.
says ... on Wednesday, Jun 11 at 4:50 PM
ALright, thanks
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looked like it was rotating to me
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That was cool in Iowa City I think there was a funnelon the ground for a long time with no rotaion period. P.S. Nice House
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I watched this from Key West, Iowa
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Seems to me you witnessed a disaster that didn't happen. You cloud technophobes call it what you will, I, myself, will categorize this formation as impressive and intimidating. Thanks for filming and sharing!
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I agree with Steve, would be darn rare to see a funnel cloud at the leading edge of a storm. Still impressive though.
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this was cool you are good at filming scary funal cloud


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Strengths: I've forgotten how low on the totem pole the components are on this bike. The climbing is very fast, and the downhills are smooth. The tires are great, the brakes are solid, and the shifting is still smooth after two years of owning this bike.
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Strengths: The frame feels very stiff over flat terrain and uphill, yet the cushy suspension kicks in at the right places on downhills. The front and rear suspension seem great to me for entry level. The brakes also seem very solid
Weaknesses: Drivetrain components are weak. I wore teeth off of the crank in about 100 miles. I replaced the pedals and tires immediately. It is a bit heavy.
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Strengths: Climbing uphill is definitely a strength. I could not believe how easily it conquered any obstacle. Also it shares a frame with the more improved model, and it shows.
Weaknesses: the knobs to adjust the suspension are hard to twist and they hurt my fingers... That's the only weakness I have found so far and with the way it's behaving I doubt I'll have to update.
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Product Features:
- 30-pin connector works with most iPhones and iPods.
- Subwoofer and component video output.
- Negative LCD display with white backlight.
- Digital clock with timer adds convenience.
- 3.5mm input works with most audio devices.
What's Included:
- Removable stand
- Full-function remote
- Requires two "AA" batteries (included)
Product Details:
- 32.7"H x 7.9"W x 6.8"D
- iPhone & iPod not included
- Built-in AC power cable
- Built-in FM wire antenna
- 3.5mm audio input
- Manufacturer's 90-day limited warranty
- Model no. ITP152B