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Steaming brings out the fresh, sweet flavors, while browning and braising intensify the nutty taste.
The unpleasant smell of overcooked cauliflower is enough for any cook to put this vegetable aside--permanently.
If cooked properly, cauliflower can in fact be downright pleasant tasting--sweet and nutty. We wanted to find out which cooking methods would bring out the best in cauliflower instead of the worst.
Our testing led us to two excellent techniques for cooking cauliflower. The first is steaming (not boiling, which causes the cauliflower to taste watery, and not microwaving, which doesn't cook the cauliflower evenly). When cauliflower is steamed, the time to add flavorings is after it's been cooked. For the second technique we liked, a brief sauté to brown followed by a braise, the time to add flavorings is during cooking. Cauliflower is quite porous, which makes it good at absorbing the flavors that surround it. The sauté/braise technique takes advantage of this.
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Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil The impact of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil on Savannah has been greater than that of any other book in the city's history.
Author John Berendt was born in 1939 and grew up in Syracuse, New York; attended Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he wrote and edited for the Harvard Lampoon; and was an associate editor at Esquire and editor of New York magazine before moving to Savannah in 1985 to research Midnight in the Garden. He took an apartment and for eight years lived off and on in the city, interviewing locals and gathering material. The book is constructed loosely around the shooting of male hustler Danny Hansford by internationally known antiques dealer Jim Williams in May 1981 and the subsequent four murder trials that lasted more than eight years. Williams was finally acquitted, but the main interest of the story for many readers has been the wealth of exquisitely drawn incidental characters from every level of society and the artfully woven anecdotes that create a tapestry of Savannah. Among memorable Savannahians depicted are singer/pianist Emma Kelly, "The Lady of 6,000 Songs" (so dubbed by Savannah songwriter Johnny Mercer); Joe Odom, a southern gentleman/lawyer who covers his bad checks with charm; an inventor (named Luther Driggers in the book) who possesses a vial of poison strong enough to kill the whole city if it were to infiltrate the water supply; Minerva, the Lowcountry "root doctor" who works spells for Jim Williams; Sonny Seiler, Williams's defense attorney and owner of Uga, the University of Georgia's renowned mascot; and The Lady Chablis, a drag queen who gleefully crashes an annual African American debutante ball. Book Review Reviews of the book almost unanimously praised the quality of the writing. The Savannah Morning News called it "a compelling, mordbidly fascinating, beautifully written book," though the reviewer found the profusion of characters and anecdotes—however masterfully rendered—"overwhelming and overindulgent." The same reviewer also lamented
The Washington Post described Midnight in the Garden as "one of the most unusual books to come this way in a long time, and one of the best," and the Los Angeles Times claimed that Berendt "seems congenitally unable to write a dull paragraph." Of Berendt's portrayal of Savannah, Newsweek stated, "Few cities have been introduced more seductively." The New York Times Book Review agreed: "Mr. Berendt's writing is elegant and wickedly funny, and his eye for telling details is superb. . . . Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil might be the first true crime book that makes the reader want to call a travel agent and book a bed and breakfast for an extended weekend at the scene of the crime." Consequences Tourists from all over the world have done just that, dispelling unequivocally a Savannah Morning News columnist's early skepticism. Hotel-motel tax revenues rose about twenty-five percent in the two years following publication of the book, and cottage industries related to Midnight in the Garden sprang up like morning glories: trolley tours of the main sites; candles in the shape of the Bird Girl (photographed by Jack Leigh for the dust jacket); T-shirts, mugs, postcards, a newsletter, even a gift shop devoted specifically to Midnightabilia. On April 22, 1996, the Savannah Economic Development Authority honored Berendt with a special award, and Mayor Floyd Adams declared April 26 of that year "John Berendt Day." The book won the Southern Book Award and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in nonfiction, but without doubt its most significant achievement was the record number of weeks (216) it spent on the New York Times best-seller list. It also spawned a jazz concert based on Johnny Mercer songs, which toured the country in 1996, an eight-episode series on This Old House in 1996, and a two-hour A&E documentary titled Midnight in Savannah in 1997. The Movie Warner Brothers bought the rights to the book, and John Lee Hancock wrote the script for the film. He showed it to Clint Eastwood,
Savannahians filled many minor roles and rounded out crowd and party scenes. Eastwood made good use of the tree-lined streets and historic squares, and several scenes were shot at Mercer House itself (Williams's mansion, built in the 1860s by Hugh W. Mercer, Johnny Mercer's grat-grandfather). The movie premiered in Savannah at the Johnny Mercer Theater on November 20, 1997, with Kevin Spacey, Paul Hipp, The Lady Chablis, and local actors attending, and it opened nationwide the following day. Movie Reviews Reviews of the movie were generally lukewarm. Roger Ebert, after commending Eastwood's "determined attempt to be faithful to the book's spirit" and conceding "something ineffable is lost just by turning on the camera," concluded that "the movie never reached takeoff speed."
Fortunately, the A&E documentary Midnight in Savannah, originally aired at the time of the movie's release, succeeds resoundingly in portraying the city, the book, and its impact. Suggested Reading Susan Sully, Savannah Style: Mystery and Manners, photographs by Steven Brooke, foreword by John Berendt (New York: Rizzoli, 2001). Additional Resources Midnight in Savannah, A&E Television Networks, 1997, cat. no. AAE-17037, film. This Old House, Savannah, Georgia, programs 1519-1526, WGBH, Boston, video. Carl Solana Weeks, Savannah Published 7/10/2002 |
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I've finished a few pieces lately, both ambient but very different from each other.
First one is called Shin'ei which is very meditative and features the most wonderful live flute played by Craig Organismic, whom I'm also doing another collaboration with, very excited for that one, as the Organismic boys make very high quality music, with superbly rich mixdowns. Anyway Shin'ei is named after a very old Japanese shogunate era word meaning 'Sound of the Gods', which I came across reading the Hagakure. It probably should have had an Indian name because that's the influence I was putting into it with the tabla, but then again the flute is actually from China. So there we go, my first Indian based, Chinese instrumented, Japanese named ambient piece.
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and a lovely update on our knight this time! the flames are really good, and a really nice colour on top of it
and i don't think it's lame, but i know that feeling: right now i have a lame landscape myself that i was thinking if to upload or not, and then i remembered, just like you, that i have to upload here everything!! so don't take out anything now
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Still the best, but now too busy on weekends to relax.
swung by the old BKF, for a check out of how things are progressin!! great coffee, rich and full bodied, so glad i decided to swing by the old girl!!!
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Manly beachside location, small and unassuming. When you walk in you feel like you are dropping in to see friends, 'very popular friends'. The decor reflects the name with many books on shelves and menus made from recycled books. The menu is cheap and cheerful with homely staples such as... Read more
Had what I thought was a pair of extremely lucky coffees last week- a strong,rich, smooth latte with nice art and then a punchy ristretto. Went back today and it was spot on again- even with a different barista I had 2 more fantastic coffees.
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Coffee was strong and smooth and just a bit different from others I have had recently....in a good way. The breakfast menu is limited but has something for everyone.
Just had a soy latte fantastic they use only the best soy Bonsoy. Nice and strong and the large glasses are just right.
Really nice place right by the beach. I've being in plenty of time for both breaky coffee and arvo drinks. Coffee is great and food was nice. The mushrooms on toast was good but all I could taste was truffle oil. Non the less a really nice place to chill.
Great style, good staff, intentionally over-extracted coffee (admittedly with good texture but that's hardly the most important thing). The milk-pouring was solid, but if the shot is dodgy from the get-go then the score goes down. (It was endearing to note the barista tried to give a customer a... Read more
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Just had the latte. Beautiful. Will come back again. Nice atmosphere.
i love this place great people great location great drinks and yes this is more a bar then a cafe i think anyway, you have to try there sliders and blue lagoon
Lovely spot, perfect for brekky and watching the waves roll in. Coffee is consistently good and food menu innovative and scrumptious!
Atmosphere was excellent. Great location. Friendly staff. But coffee was weak and flavorless. Had a takeaway flat white and wasn't satisfied.
Good spot across from the ever-popular Manly. Feels much more like coming home than going out. Coffee is good, strong and hot but not burnt nor bitter. Love the Hendricks Gin table water!
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ACE is the nation's most visible and influential higher education association. We represent the presidents of U.S. accredited, degree-granting institutions, which include two- and four-year colleges, private and public universities, and nonprofit and for-profit entities. Our strength lies in our loyal and diverse base of more than 1,800 member institutions, 75 percent of which have been with ACE for over 10 years. That loyalty stands as a testament to the value derived from membership. We convene representatives from all sectors to collectively tackle the toughest higher education challenges, with a focus on improving access and preparing every student to succeed.
ACE is consistently at the center of federal policy debates in areas critical to higher education. Because of our role as a convener of higher education associations and agencies, the higher education community is able to speak with one clear voice on vital issues affecting institutions and students.
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As many of today's higher education leaders begin to retire, America faces a significant challenge. The higher education community must cultivate a diverse and robust pool of leaders to fill these positions and help lead our nation into the future.
In its role representing all sectors of higher education, ACE provides higher education administrators multiple opportunities to learn from colleagues and experts.
Through this work, ACE is helping to strengthen higher education for the next generation.
"In the next decade, American higher education is going to be transformed. We need a collective voice, a shared platform, a place where we can collectively anticipate change, dare to innovate, and learn from each other's mistakes. I think ACE provides that forum, that collective voice, that shared space, and that togetherness."
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The Executive Leadership GroupProvides programming for presidents and other senior leaders.
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ACE and its member institutions have a historic commitment to adult learners. That means we are well positioned to support the increasing number of Americans who take nontraditional paths to a postsecondary education credential.
The Center for Lifelong Learning provides services for adult learners and nontraditional students in the United States. The center is focused on ensuring that every student who desires it has access to higher education and the resources needed to succeed.
Within the center, the College Credit Recommendation Service (CREDIT) connects workplace learning with colleges and universities. CREDIT does this by helping adults get academic credit, whenever possible, for courses and examinations taken outside traditional channels.
In addition, ACE's Military Programs recommend equivalent college credits for members of the armed forces for certain types of military training and service experiences.
ACE is committed to supporting America's veterans through the development of academic centers and networks that provide up-to-date and accurate information for veterans seeking entry into higher education.
The Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement offers programs and services that support the internationalization of higher education.
By virtue of ACE's broad membership, CIGE is able to effectively and efficiently share information and best practices, which ultimately leads to:
CIGE works primarily in the following areas to support ACE's international priorities:
"Higher Education for Development (HED) was formed through a cooperative agreement between ACE and USAID, and is governed by the six major presidential higher education associations. HED connects American colleges and universities with postsecondary education institutions overseas to address needs in developing countries."
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As the nation's largest higher education organization, ACE is at the forefront of the major issues affecting postsecondary education.
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ACE addresses the rapidly changing needs of America's colleges and universities by providing research and identifying innovative practices.
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Diana Natalicio - Chair President, The University of Texas at El Paso James H. Mullen Jr. - Vice Chair / Chair-elect President, Allegheny College (PA) Joseph E. Aoun- Immediate Past Chair President, Northeastern University (MA) Kevin P. Reilly - Secretary President, University of Wisconsin System Molly Corbett Broad - Ex Officio President, American Council on Education
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions OfficersMichael Reilly, Executive Director
The Commission on Leadership advises ACE on its programs and activities in the leadership area. Through its Executive Leadership and Emerging Leaders Groups, ACE offers an integrated suite of leadership and professional development programs, research, and activities for higher education administrators throughout their careers. ACE's leadership focus includes:
Commission members provide guidance and advice on the design and implementation of programs, review issue briefs and other publications, in addition to serving as presenters, conveners, and facilitators for leadership programs. Participation on the Commission also provides networking opportunities for members and a mechanism for members to communicate with the ACE Board of Directors.Term of membership: 3 years Meetings: Fall and at the ACE Annual Meeting
JoAnn Gora, President, Ball State University (IN)
Myron B. Allen, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Wyoming
George Blumenthal, Chancellor, University of California Santa Cruz
Jimmy G. Cheek, Chancellor, University of Tennessee Knoxville
Alex Johnson, President, Community College of Allegheny County (PA)
Steve O. Michael, Provost and Professor of Higher Education, Arcadia University (PA)
S. Alan Ray, President, Elmhurst College (IL)
James P. Clements, President, West Virginia University
Bob Davies, President, Eastern Oregon University
Mark A. Heckler, President, Valparaiso University (IN)
Harris Pastides, President, University of South Carolina
Elizabeth (Beth) J. Stroble, President, Webster University (MO)
Wendy K. Wilkins, Executive Vice President and Provost, New Mexico State University
Quintin B. Bullock, President, Schenectady County Community College (NY)
Brian Casey, President, DePauw University (IN)
Jayne Marie Comstock, President Elect, Winthrop University (SC)
Judith Gay, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Community College of Philadelphia (PA)
J. Keith Motley, Chancellor, University of Massachusetts at Boston
Deborah F. Stanley, President, SUNY Oswego (NY)
The Commission on Inclusion advises ACE on its programs and activities in the diversity and inclusion areas. Through its Inclusive Excellence Group, ACE offers a wide array of programs, resources, and research to foster greater inclusivity in higher education, particularly within the senior leadership ranks.ACE's diversity and inclusion agenda includes:
Commission members provide guidance and advice on the design and implementation of programs, review issue briefs and other publications, in addition to serving as presenters, conveners, and facilitators for leadership programs. Participation on the Commission also provides networking opportunities for members and a mechanism for members to communicate with the ACE Board of Directors.Term of membership: 3 years Meetings: Spring and Fall
Paula Allen-Meares, Vice President and Chancellor, University of Illinois at Chicago
Lezli Baskerville, President and CEO, National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education
A. Gabriel Esteban, President, Seton Hall University (NJ)
Florence M. Garcia, President, Fort Peck Community College (MT)
Gilda Garcia, Vice President for Institutional Equity and Diversity, University of North Texas
Karen Haynes, President, California State University San Marcos
Michelle Howard-Vital, President, Cheyney University (PA)
Devorah Lieberman, President, University of La Verne (CA)
Christine J. Sobek, President, Waubonsee Community College (IL)
Christine A. Stanley, Vice President and Associate Provost for Diversity, Texas A&M University
Karen Stout, President, Montgomery County Community College (PA)
James A. Anderson, Chancellor, Fayetteville State University (NC)
Shirley M. Collado, Dean of the College and Chief Diversity Officer, Middlebury College (VT)
Waded Cruzado, President, Montana State University
Wallace Loh, President, University of Maryland
Charles Middleton, President, Roosevelt University (IL)
Damon A. Williams, Associate Vice Chancellor/Vice Provost Strategic Diversity Initiatives & CDO, University of Wisconsin—Madison
Phyllis M. Wise, Vice President, University of Illinois, Chancellor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Steven Diner, University Professor/Former Chancellor, Rutgers University-Newark (NJ)
Joyce C. Ester, President, City Colleges of Chicago-Kennedy-King College
Tori Haring-Smith, President, Washington & Jefferson College (PA)
Brian King, Chancellor, Los Rios Community College District
Cindy L. Miles, Chancellor, Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District (CA)
Judy C. Miner, President, Foothill College (CA)
The Commission on Lifelong Learning helps guide the activities of the Center for Lifelong Learning and its programs. Advises the staff on lifelong learning trends and other matters pertaining to its programs and services. Reviews policy statements, guidelines, and principles of good practice on adult learning issues and, where appropriate, submits recommendations for Board action. Programs within the Center for Lifelong Learning include:
Commission membership primarily includes campus CEOs, joined by other representatives from higher education institutions and educational associations.Term of membership: 3 years Meetings: Spring and Fall
Evelyn Howard
Associate Director
Mary Beth Lakin
Director, College and University Partnerships
Meg Mitcham
Director Veterans' Programs
Michele Spires
Charlene Talbot-Paul
Associate Director, Corporate Programs
Chris Bustamante, Vice Chair, President, Rio Salado College (AZ)
David R. Decker, President, Franklin University (OH)
Thomas Harden, Chancellor, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
Michael Reilly, Executive Director, American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Diana Thomas, Vice President of Training, Learning, and Development, McDonald's Corp
Javier Miyares, President, University of Maryland University College
Richard Carpenter, Chancellor, Lone Star College System (TX)
Maggie George, President, Diné College (AZ)
Sidney A. McPhee, President, Middle Tennessee State University
Paula E. Peinovich, President, National Labor College (MD)
Donald W. Snyder, President, Lehigh Carbon Community College (PA)
Linda Thor, Chancellor, Foothill-De Anza Community College District (CA)
Lee Bash, Secretary, Special Consultant to the University, Graceland University (IA)
John F. Ebersole, President, Excelsior College (NY)
Barbara Gellman-Danley, President, University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College (OH)
Patricia Hsieh, President, San Diego Miramar College (CA)
Walter Kimbrough, President, Dillard University (LA)
Kim Lee, Vice Chancellor for Adult Education, Alabama Department of Postsecondary Education
Kathryn M. Snead, Director, Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges
The Commission on Internationalization and Global Engagement advises ACE on its initiatives in comprehensive internationalization and global priorities. This commission serves as an important advisory and strategic planning body for ACE's Center for Internationalization and Global Engagement (CIGE) in the following areas:
The Commission also guides CIGE in its collaboration with other associations, government departments, and the private sector to advance international initiatives. The work of CIGE will help ensure that the American higher education system is globally engaged.The Commission meets during the ACE Annual Meeting and in conjunction with the Leadership Network for International Education, a broader group including both presidents and chief academic officers, to discuss a major issue in the internationalization of higher education.Term of membership: 3 years Meetings: Spring and Fall
Patti McGill Peterson
Presidential Advisor, Global Initiatives
Esther L. Barazzone, President, Chatham University (PA)
Jack Bermingham, President, Highline Community College (WA)
Carlton E. Brown, President, Clark Atlanta University (GA)
Philip P. DiStefano, Chancellor, University of Colorado at Boulder
Michael Droge, President, Park University (MO)
Lewis M. Duncan, President, Rollins College (FL)
David F. Finney, President, Champlain College (VT)
William V. Flores, President, University of Houston—Downtown (TX)
Mildred Garcia, President, California State University—Fullerton
Lesley Hallick, President, Pacific University (OR)
William R. Harvey, President, Hampton University (VA)
Jonathan A. Kaplan, President, Walden University (MN)
Linda Katehi, Chancellor, University of California, Davis
Anne M. Kress, President, Monroe Community College (NY)
Alberto Maldonado-Ruiz, Chancellor, Universidad del Este (PR)
Ronald Mason, Jr., President, Southern University System (LA)
Jane Dammen McAuliffe, President, Bryn Mawr College (PA)
John W. Miller, President, Central Connecticut State University
Mark B. Rosenberg, President, Florida International University
David A. Sam, President, Elgin Community College (IL)
Suzanne Shipley, President, Shepherd University (WV)
Mary Evans Sias, President, Kentucky State University
Barbara R. Snyder, President, Case Western Reserve University (OH)
David J. Steinberg, President, Long Island University (NY)
ACE is always working to strengthen American colleges and universities. Part of this work happens through ACE's broad array of programs, which are designed to inform and empower today's administrators and cultivate the next generation of campus leaders.
The Executive Leadership Group: Focused on programs, services and research for presidents and senior leaders from deans to presidents. ACE Institute for New Chief Academic Officers ACE Institute for New Presidents Advancing to the Presidency Chief Academic Officer and Chief Financial Officer Workshop Presidential Roundtables The Emerging Leaders GroupFocused on programs and resources for rising college and university administrators. ACE Fellows Program ACE Leadership Academy for Department Chairs The Inclusive Excellence GroupFocused on programs, resources and research to foster greater diversity and inclusion in higher education, particularly within the senior leadership ranks. National Women's Leadership Forum Regional Women's Leadership Forum Spectrum Executive Leadership Program The Institutional Leadership GroupFocused on programs, resources and research that assist senior leaders in improving institutional capacity and effectiveness.
The Executive Leadership Group: Focused on programs, services and research for presidents and senior leaders from deans to presidents.
The Emerging Leaders GroupFocused on programs and resources for rising college and university administrators.
The Inclusive Excellence GroupFocused on programs, resources and research to foster greater diversity and inclusion in higher education, particularly within the senior leadership ranks.
The Institutional Leadership GroupFocused on programs, resources and research that assist senior leaders in improving institutional capacity and effectiveness.
ACE frequently develops special projects to help the higher education community respond to a pressing need or challenge. Some of these initiatives include advancing diversity on campus and promoting globalization.
ACE works closely with organizations to advance programs that strengthen the higher education community. As the major coordinating body for higher education, ACE provides a number of opportunities for strategic collaboration, including:
The Advancement Office works with departments Council-wide to develop funding and partnerships that advance ACE's mission to provide leadership and a unifying voice on higher education issues and to influence public policy through advocacy, research, and program initiatives.
Individuals may support future higher education leaders through the ACE Fellows Program's Annual Fund and the Fund for the Future or the Inclusive Excellence Group's Women's Leadership Legacy Fund.


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Europa Go-Karts and Golf
- Nashville-Davidson
Two miniature golf courses, batting cages, and go-karts at a family-friendly complex with an indoor game room
Riverside Golf Course
- Old Hickory
10 small-group clinics and 10 18-hole rounds let golfers hone their skills on and off the course; package includes one wedge club
Winnie's Fashion Design
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At a handmade-clothing boutique, attendees craft simple garments in two-hour classes with all materials included
BounceU Nashville
- Nashville-Davidson
Supervised facility welcomes kids and adults to play on inflatable structures during open-house bouncing or private parties
Red Leg Action Sports
- Clarksville
Fortresses in wooded fields or inflatable bunkers make ideal terrain for speedball
Fahrenheit Yoga Studio
- Brentwood
Enrobed in far-infrared heat, yogis of all levels practice bends and balances designed to build strength, flexibility, and focus
Prescott Golf Instruction
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PGA Level 3 apprentice adapts to each student's skill level and interest, focusing on anything from chipping technique to perfect putts
Simply Balanced
- Edgehill
Dedicated instructors guide students of all levels through 50-minute classes such as Vinyasa flow, Pilates mat, or Pilates flow
Juro Stables
- Mt. Juliet
Guided trail rides amble through forest and fields to uncover natural wonders at a pace that caters to riders' experience levels
NBalance Hot Yoga & Fitness
- Clarksville
Specializing in hot yoga held in an infrared-heated studio, the center also hosts sessions of Pilates, TRX workouts, and spinning
Yoga of Dickson
- Dickson
2,000 sq. ft. studio welcomes yoga practitioners with topic- or level-specific classes such as Vinyasa flow and aqua yoga
Honeysuckle Hill Farm
- Coopertown
Guests in harnesses soar over ponds and creeks on eight ziplines and traverse bridges up to 100 ft. in the air
Drakes Creek Activity Center
- Hendersonville
Family activity-center hosts 18-hole mini golf, batting cages, and outdoor laser tag
Rod & Gun Guide Services
- Green Hills
Instructor with 30 years of angling experience teaches pupils to fly fish with provided gear during one- or two-hour lesson
Yoga Harmony
- Sylvan Park
Community-based hot yoga studio welcomes all ages and skill levels into Nashville's only infrafred-heated studio
Moves & Grooves, Inc.
- Glencliff
A local organization offers children's ballet, hip-hop, or tumbling classes taught in a positive, intimate, and inclusive classroom setting
Sugar Creek Carriages
- Downtown Nashville
Horse-drawn romantic rides hoof it through downtown Nashville with passengers snuggled away in a white limousine-style carriage
Cargo Fitness
- Multiple Locations
Group boot-camp classes entreat exercisers to burn fat, build muscle, and boost confidence
MooseHerd Airsoft
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The women's field more than doubled this year, thanks to an effort by Epic Rides to attract more female racers by handing out 10 free registration spots. Also helping out the cause was the additional $10,000 of prize money being handed out from last year.
Fresh off of a win at Sea Otter Classic, Geoff Kabush of Scott 3Rox Racing won the men's 50-mile race on Sunday with a sub-three-hour time of 2:54:59.
"From the start Jeremy [Horgan-Kobelski] set a really hard tempo. He put a twenty second gap on me, but on the first major downhill I was able to bridge that gap," he said.
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"It was a bit of a race of attrition. Conrad [Stoltz] laid down some heat and whittled it down," Kabush said. "I was riding a full suspension and it really paid off on the downhill,"
Monique "Pua" Mata of Team Sho-Air won the women's 50-mile race on Sunday for the second year in row with a time of 3:21:34. Mata won the race on the final descent back into town on the pavement section of the course. In the end, Georgia Gould had put a solid four-minute lead on Mata, but Gould flatted right before hitting hitting the pavement on a rocky section of singletrack. Gould was forced to ride the rest of the way into town on her rim as Mata gained the lead.
"I'm still pretty shocked," Mata said. "It was kind of the same deal as last year."
The race also featured a criterium in downtown Prescott, held just as the nine-to-five crowd was getting off work. It was Geoff Kabush that won the men's category, earning him a spot at the front of the pack for the cross-country start on Sunday. Georgia Gould won the women's crit.
For complete results check out the Epic Rides Results Page.
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Drug Ratings for DYAZIDEAverage Rating: 3.2 (41 Ratings)
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3 | High Blood Pressure | Frequent urination (water pill) | BP had been falling in the "borderline" area for about a year. Dr put me on Dyazide in hope it would control BP. Now Dr added ALTACE (ramipril) because BP recently got higher. Will see if combo of both works. | M | 38 | 1 years | 4/9/2002 | 5 | blood pressure | tingling in fingers | M | 67 | 23 years | 11/15/2002 | 5 | HI BP | Low grade headache? | Had been taking 25mg along with Accupril, Lopressor and Norvasc with poor results. After double my dosage of Dyazide my BP is now very good. Just wondered if it could cause the headache. | 50 | 2 years | 1/9/2003 | 4 | hyperension | on an empty stomache, I used to get cramps. When i statred taking it a year ago - I used to perspire a great deal. I am taking this along with atenolol & the increased urination stopped and I have lost 30lbs. I am still leery of there drugs and I want to get off them if possible. | M | 40 | 1 days | 7/3/2003 | 3 | as needed for ankle puffiness | I took one pill in the AM and for some reason by PM, I was falling alsleep at the dinner table. Went to bed early and my big toes were tingling and I was restless. I also had taken 2 Advil at noon so so not know if this was a side effect of one drug or the combination of the two. | F | 60 | 1 times | 9/10/2003 | 2 | high blood pressure | Extreme dryness in mouth, nose & eyes. Eyes burn and are blood shot. | I've been taking dyazide for almost 4 weeks. I didn't know if the eye problem was related so I stopped taking it for a few days and eyes felt fine. Took one yesterday and dryness in eyes returned. Guess it's the Dyazide. | F | 46 | 4 weeks | 12/1/2003 | 3 | high blood pressure | Back pain between shoulder blades requires Advil twice a day. Muscle cramping in legs when trying to relax in the evening. Difficulty staying awake in evening. Overall weakness. | Symptoms are improving after 2 days off medication. Hope to lower blood pressure with weight loss and natural methods. | F | 56 | 2 months | 1/8/2004 | 3 | hypertension | frequent urination, but not bad if taken in morning | Sometimes it was less effective in controlling my blood pressure. When I started coming down with a virus it could go up to an uncomfortable level for me. | F | 53 | 7 months | 1/10/2004 | 2 | High Blood Pressure | Flushness in face first day and overall puffy feeling and weakness of muscles & moderate headache. Second day, experienced tremendous migrain for over 12 hours. | I am allergic to sulfites and think there is a connection. | F | 32 | 2 days | 3/18/2004 | 4 | high blood pressure | No side effects other than dry mouth and it makes me urinate A LOT for about 4-6 hours after I take my pill. This intereferes with traveling or going places so I try to take it after dinner, but way before bedtime. If you take it too late in the evening, you'll be up all night going to the bathroom every hour. | If I don't take it, I retain water and my hands and feet get very puffy. I feel bloated and get irritable, becuase my BP goes up. I feel much better on it. | F | 47 | 4 years | 9/27/2004 | 2 | hypertension | severe leg muscle cramping, arrythmia, apparently from loss of potassium from excessive urination,and exhaustion, but this was more likely the beta blocker I was also taking. This caused fatigue and weight gain. When I developed severe arrythmia (taken to ER) I took myself off the diuretic and the beta blocker. | I read Dr. Julian Whitaker's book 'Reversing Hypertension' re getting off meds and the adverse effects of long term diuretics and other BP meds. There I found out about potassium. My doc. though sceptical, prescribed it for me and also changed me to Norvasc. Weight came down, arrythmia, cramps, fatigue stopped. | F | 66 | 2 years | 10/8/2004 | 5 | borderline high hypertension | Cleared up irritable bowel syndrome by helping kidneys function better (a good side effect). It is hard to tell whether periodic chronic fatigue and nerve tingling is a side effect since I had them before. They may be genetic or due to high blood pressure. | M | 53 | 1 years | 11/8/2004 | 5 | Meniere's disease | In the first few days I felt a little weak, and also felt numbness and tingling in my face, tongue, hands etc. But these went away and I no longer feel any side effects. | This drug has been very effective in reducing the incidence of vertigo attacks. In the two months before I started taking it, I was having 3 or 4 disabling attacks a week. Since I have been taking it I have had only one serious attack in two months. I think my initial side effects were due to the drug lowering my blood pressure, which was not high to begin with; but since I have gotten used to it I am fine and would highly recommend it. | F | 53 | 2 months | 12/31/2004 | 4 | Very satisfied with the effect on my blood pressure. After being mildly hypertensive I went to normal after about three weeks on this medication. Psyllium husks helped with constipation. However, my skin was becoming progressively more wrinkled, and after my physician noticed my sodium level declining, he agreed to take me off the medication. | F | 71 | 7 months | 3/18/2005 | 2 | borderline high blood pressure | Dr. put me on a beta blocker (atenol) I believe, first and experienced a total soaking of prespiration all over. I took it for 4 days, and took myself off, I control it on my own. When I went back in and told him what was happening, he told me that wasn't a side effect. BUT, the sweating quit. SO he puts me on dyazide, I have taken it three times, the slight swelling in my hand have decreased but the sweating has started back.. | I don't think I'm going to take it anymore and try to bring it down on my own. | F | 42 | 3 days | 10/1/2005 | 4 | High Blood Pressure | Dizzyness at times, but also side effect of Effexor. Change in bowels, sort of constipation. Some people described dry mouth, I have "Burning Tongue Syndrome". It is getting worse and occurred after increase in diazide to 25mg every other day. Could it be a side effect? | With Norvasc, it helps controlling my blood pressure. I was taking it 1X weekly and increased it to every other day.Previously I'd been taking Hydrochlorathyazide with the Norvasc. | F | 73 | 3 months | 3/12/2006 | 2 | blood pressure reduction | flushed face, dizziness and irregular heart beat (missing beat every 5-10 beats - never had this before - really scary). Took myself off. Was taking cardizem cd as well, and dyazide did not lower my blood pressure. I once had a reaction to a sulfide drug and that might also be part of this - there's a warning about sulfa algery - my doctor didn't seem to know this. | M | 8 days | 10/4/2006 | 5 | HBP & Fluid Retention | Only on the first day.....so far just a mild feeling of vertigo after I took it this morning, but I expect that with any new drug. Frequent urination....so I assume that it has begun doing what it is suppose to since I do have fluid retention as a result of HBP. Blood pressure has been at 186/98. Very high indeed. Took a reading this evening and it was 129/88. | I am hoping that this will help with my HBP issues. Will come back to post progress on this drug in about a week. | F | 30 | 1 days | 10/21/2006 | 3 | Hypertension | Excessive urination all day long. Dry mouth. Sometimes blurred vision. Recently experiencing dry eyes. | May wash out good minerals as well as sodium. Frequent potassium checks via blood tests should be done, as Dyazide is a potassium-sparing diuretic. | M | 65 | 4 years | 3/2/2007 | 4 | BP and water retention | sentivity to sunlight, headache, palpitation. | I am taking it 1x a day and in combination with Altace (10mg. I Noticed that when I stop taking Dyazide, my BP goes up after the third day. I don't get bothered much by frequent urination when I work or play sports (lots of running). this med works. | M | 50 | 1 years | 4/14/2007 | 4 | high blood pressure | nothing that I'm bothered by anymore (been on it for years) except needing to pee a lot in the morning (take medication when I get up in the moring) and for about 2-3 hours after taking the medication I have difficulty getting and maintaining an erection. I sometimes take the Dyazide a few hours later if I run in the morning (so don't have to pee so bad on run) or my wife and I have sex in the moring. | M | 50 | 10 years | 4/24/2007 | 3 | severe edema/feet and calves | seems like i'm the only one but when i take the dyazide the inside of my nose dries out so bad that the nostrils swell inside. impossible to move out any mucus since it becomes thick or completely dried out. and i cough as if i have a chest infection. this goes away when i d/c the pill. but swollen feet return right away. i'm afraid to try the lasix rx that i have, it's such a more serious water pill. | M | 44 | 2 weeks | 5/4/2007 | 1 | hypertension | Heart flutters; unable to do yard work without feeling weak and exhausted; tightness and aching on the left side of my chest. | I started taking Dyazide at the same time I reduced my Toprol XL dose from 75mg to 50mg so the side effects might be related to taking less Toprol. Side effects began after 4 days and on the fifth day I went back to taking 75mg of Toprol but symptoms continued. Quit taking Dyazide after 7 days and the symptoms disappeared. | M | 60 | 7 days | 5/23/2007 | 4 | Hypertension, edema | I take this in AM and haven't noticed excessive urination. The heachache is chronic, though, a nagging 2-3 on a 1-5 scale. I disregarded the sunlight warning one day and my face and neck have a rash that is still irritated and itchy four days later... yow! | Pretty tame Rx, considering I'm taking it along with Metformin, Effexor, Lipitor, Levothyroxine, and an antibiotic as well right now. | F | 53 | 28 days | 6/6/2007 | 2 | For my blood pressure and edema | My doctor Prescribed Dyazide and Norvasc to control my blood pressure and the swelling in my legs and feet.According to the medical dictionary Norvasc causes swelling in the legs.I haven't question my doctor about this but I intend to.I have also become sexually disfunctional.My Urologist prescribe Cialis,but it has no get effect on me | I think that the drug would work better if the doctor would suggest a proper diet for the patient or a list of meals that you can choose from that will not increase you sodium intake and lower your blood pressure. | M | 62 | 3 years | 6/10/2007 | 5 | Elevated blood pressure | Extreme craving for salt initially, none now...was eating a jar of pickles plus drinking pickle juice initially to relieve craving. | Has worked very well in decreasing my BP | F | 45 | 6 months | 8/19/2007 | 4 | Borderline Hypertension | Having cramping and spasms in feet, legs, thighs, buttocks, and hands. Moderate dry mouth. | My doc prescirbed for bordeline htn, b/p 140-150's/90-100, down 2nd day to 115/74-80. No more mild feet swelling | F | 46 | 3 days | 8/19/2007 | 4 | Hypertension and edema | I have chronic hypertension and idiopathic edema, and after an 80 lb weight loss, my Dr. took me off Norvasc and HCTZ and put me on Dyazide because my BP was much more normal, but I still needed a mild antihypertensive. Dr. told me to take it every day. On day #4 I experienced sudden vertigo and passed out in my kitchen floor. When I "woke up" I was sweating profusely and very weak. My BP wouldn't even register on my BP machine, it was so low. I now take a Dyazide every third day. It is just enough to keep my BP normal. I urinate very frequently of course after I take for around 12 hours, and always experience some muscle twitching and muscle cramps (mainly feet & legs) the day after taking it. My electrolytes are always normal when they are checked.I no longer have chronic edema like I did. It's great having normal sized feet and ankles! I don't feel like a water balloon anymore. | Dyazide literally decreases my Systolic BP and Diastolic BP by about 20+ points each when I take one, and taking one every 3 days or so works great for me. I feel like the antihypertensive effects peak at about 24 hours for me. BP will run around 130/80 and then when I take one, it will decrease to around 100-110/60. I do experience occasional orthostatic hypotension and dizziness. My BP will gradually creep back up over the next 3 days or so, until I take another one. Dyazide has a potent effect on my BP personally. It seems to decrease my BP more than Diovan HCT or Norvasc ever did. Of course, it could just be that I lost down to a normal weight and it's just mild HTN now. I like the fact that I am only taking one pill every 3 days, it totally takes care of my chronic edema, and generally keeps my BP normal. I do have to watch out for hypotensive episodes sometimes though and make sure I drink 2 liters/day when I take it for hydration. | F | 36 | 1 years | 8/21/2007 | 2 | hbp | Nausea. I only take this every other day, not only doesn't it seem to work but I am nauseous every once in a while | F | 62 | 2 years | 1/6/2008 | 4 | Borderline HTN | I started having dizziness after 1 year on the dyazide. I has kept my B/P down marvelously, however if I skip any doses I can feel my hands and feet swelling. Not sure but have started having tinnitis, it's aggravating. I have feet, and leg cramps, so far my potassium level is o.k., but the cramps come 6 hours after dosing if I do not hydrate myself well. | I am wondering has anyone else experienced tinnitis with dyazide, along with uncomfortable itching. My itching may be due to the bath & body work products I use every day. I notice a decrease in itching a week after I stop using bath & body works but it has not completely stopped yet. | F | 47 | 1 years | 9/16/2008 | 5 | high blood pressure | I am a 51 year old female with first time high blood pressure. After three weeks on dyazide I've lost 11 pounds! I don't retain fluids and I'm not having the problem with constant urination like others noted here. I cannot use any other type of BP meds because I'm a asthmatic so beta blockers will not work well with my asthma meds. Anyway, bottom line with dyazide I'm just simply not hungry (this is a good thing as I'm about 35 pounds overweight). I do feel dizzy occasionally and initially had a sense of restlessness, but that is subsiding. I would recommend this medication. BP is down, weight is down. A GOOD THING! | F | 51 | 3 weeks | 10/24/2008 | 3 | Borderline hypertension | First two weeks, got dizzy changing positions. Already have an inner ear problem so didn't like the extra dizzies. Now top right teeth are cold sensitive. Unsure if related. BP getting slightly lower. Vague headaches frequently. No weight loss. | Meds generally freak me out. Would rather control with diet, alternative therapies. Potassium was checked and is okay. Heart flutters. Triglyceride levels through the roof but difficult to believe that could be related. Jury's not in on this yet for me. | F | 65 | 5 weeks | 11/30/2008 | 4 | HP | None until a year ago. Then tinnitus started in ears. Now have in both ears and tingling throughout body. Sometimes feels like something crawling inside or feeling of buzzing in body. Dr considering taking me off and using beta blocker with other diuretics. | F | | 2/27/2009 | 1 | Hypertension | I have been taking this for 3 days. I have tingling in hands and feet, cramping in legs, have no energy and feel very much out of it. Dizzy and headaches low grade. I am in good shape and a runner, very sad that I have high blood pressure at 47. | F | 47 | 3 days | 4/14/2009 | 3 | Hypertension | For the first month I was taking the drug I had Hot Flashes constantly. They lasted for about 1 month only. After being on the drug for 10 months I began to get foot cramps and am feeling fatigued 4 to 5 days a week. It has controlled my Hypertension and my reading are in the normal range on a daily basis. | F | 52 | 14 months | 6/3/2009 | 1 | high b.p. | I took it in the a.m. and by late afternoon I had to go home from work because I had horrendous head pain and down the back of my neck. Could not get rid of the head pain until next morning and then the next evening still felt very bad. | I did not take any more of those pills as I was certainly afraid of the same thing happening again. | F | 57 | 1 days | 6/4/2009 | 3 | HBP | I have been taking this drug since I was 36, now that I am older (48) I have noticed some side effects such as the tingling, in toes, & hands on occasion. If I miss taking it for a week, my ankles begin to feel swollen. It does make me urinate often, therefore I take this drug before 4pm each day. I have been getting frequent headaches lately and frequent loose bowel movements. | I take this drug along with one other (ATENELOL 100 mg.) They are supposed to work together, but you must cut the salt out to achieve any results with these two drugs. It is a cheap drug, and I hope it does not ruin my kidneys, after long term use. This is something I want to address to my Physician soon. | F | 48 | 12 years | 12/11/2009 | 1 | Meniere's Disease | Felt like death warmed over and the worst hangover of my life. My BP fluctuated wildly; headache, severe nausea, light-headedness, couldn't stand for more than a few minutes, pulse spiking >170 bpm after non-stressful activities (walking up 6 stairs), BP would bottom out with no notice - suddenly I would be sitting on the floor, unable to even try to stand. | I was prescribed Dyazide to help with daily bouts of vertigo from Meniere's Disease. My BP has always been in the normal range, tending toward the lower end of normal, so a medication typically used for high BP caused me lots of problems. I called the doc's office after 8 days of terrible side effects; they told me to stop taking it and stick to a low sodium diet instead. I would rather have daily vertigo than deal with the terrible side effects from Dyazide. | F | 26 | 8 days 1X D | 1/13/2012 | 3 | HBP | I notice my feet sweat alot and vaginal dryness. no extra bathroom trips but I am not retaining water...not sure if this med will work for my issue. BP was 160/110 almost a week ago check last night after exercise and was 130/92. Dont know if its the med or the exercise, go back to the dr on 4/29. Plan: lose 5-10lbs and keep exercising. | Dont want long term meds, too young but bad fam history and over weight. I think weight loss will take care of the problem. plan to be off med by 7/2012 | F | 27 | 5 days 37 1X D | 5/15/2012 | 3 | edema in ankles and feet | diarrhea and leg cramps | After a few days the edema went down, but when diarrhea started I discontinued the Dyazide. I've gone through this scenario before; you see, I have UC which has been in remission for over a year and I won't take any med or eat any food that causes the UC to flare. There must be another med to take; else, I'll live with the edema. | F | 72 | 2 weeks 37.5/25 1X D | 8/13/2012 |


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Everything about your little ones 1st birthday is special! Includes 8 invitations, dinner plates, dessert plates, cups, forks, spoons, (20) napkins, tablecover, centerpiece, foil balloon, 18 balloons (3 colors), curling ribbon (3 colors), crepe paper rolls (3 colors), cone hats, cake candles and a #1 candle.
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Title: Best first birthday
Date: Jul 10, 2012
I loved it the moment I got it in the mail. I loved the price for everything. You get everything you need and at a wonderful price.my daughter loved everything . I got so many comments n how cute it all was . I come back every year for my kids birthday party stuff.
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Reviewed by: KatieCrow
Title: Perfect!
Date: May 15, 2012
I ordered the "Everything One" girl deluxe party pack for my daughter's upcoming 1st birthday party. I was so excited to receive it in the mail and my husband and I are so impressed with the quality of the decorations as well as the amazing low price for everything we ordered! I am even more excited now for our little girl's birthday!!
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Date: Apr 12, 2012
I was really impressed with the quality of the materials purchased from celebrate express. After a promotional discount and free shipping I was hooked. I bought a first birthday package that included everything needed. It saved me time and effort by receiving all needed materials in one package after a few clicks of the mouse. The package was delivered DAYS ahead of the promised delivery date, which was wonderful and really helped reduce my stress, as I ordered a bit close to the birthday party date. Would definitely order again and recommend to anyone to do the same. thanks!
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Location: Montana
Title: OMG!!!
Date: Feb 16, 2012
this is going to be the best 1st bday party for my little sophia!!! yeah!!!! So bright and beautiful. thanks so much for nice quality items!!! I will say it took me a couple of days to decide which set to get.....all to cute!! Will order here again in Dec for my twin girls 10th bday!!!
Reviewed by: sfsdmommy
Location: Sioux Falls
Title: Super cute party pack
Date: Feb 12, 2012
I loved this party pack. The plates, cups, tablecloth, and centerpiece were very cute. The silverwear did not match very well. It was very light pink and everything ele was hot pink with light pink. Hot pink silverwear would've looked better.
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Title: Great Purchase!
Date: Nov 21, 2011
I purchased this for my daughters 1st birthday party and it was great!The colors were vibrant and perfect.Everyone loved it!!I will definetly order from here again!!!:)
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