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Monday, February 10th — DJ K-Dog's hip-hop and mixing
Tuesday, 4 February 2014 | Access Hour
Kevin Brors, who operates with the name K-Dog, says, "My music is all made with my keyboard synthesizer and with virtual dj pro. It is all 100% my own original content, and I would love an oppertunity to talk and play my music on the air. you can check out all my music on youtube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCopaWWmrTxzTq7LQBaDegXw/videos… i look forward to coming to the radio station and playing my music." more »


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Mike Florio is joined by Mike Silver to discuss the fact that none of the head coaching vacancies were filled by minorities. Why was there no interest in Jim Caldwell? Is Hue Jackson worthy of at least a coordinator job?
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Seahawks cut Chris Clemons
The Seahawks have decided that Chris Clemons is expendable.
Clemons, a 32-year-old veteran who had been viewed as a likely cap casualty, was informed today that he is being released. According to Albert Breer of NFL Network, the move saves the Seahawks $7.5 million in cap room.
Clemons arrived in Seattle in 2010 and made an instant impact: He started all 16 games and had 11 or more sacks for three straight years. But in 2013 his role in the defense was reduced, and although he was in the starting lineup for most games, he had just 4.5 sacks.
Jared Allen is reportedly a potential free agent target of the Seahawks, and he could make sense as a replacement for the part that Clemons played in Seattle's defense.
Davin Joseph visiting the line-starved Rams today
The Rams are trying to stem the tide of linemen leaving town.
According to Jeremy Fowler of CBSSports.com, the Rams are hosting former Buccaneers guard Davin Joseph today.
They need the reinforcements, after losing Rodger Saffold to the Raiders, Chris Williams to the Bills and with Shelley Smith out making visits.
Joseph was cut by the Bucs after a disappointing return from knee surgery, but he has been a quality player in the past. If he's well, he could help a line that needed several upgrades from last season.
Steelers reach deep for three-year deal for Cody Wallace
Maybe the Steelers were impressed by Cody Wallace's willingness to do whatever it takes to win last year.
Whatever the reason, they have rewarded him for it.
The Steelers announced they had kept Wallace with a three-year deal Tuesday.
A backup interior lineman, Wallace came into the league as a fourth-round pick of the 49ers, and has also spent time with the Lions, Jets, Texans and Buccaneers.
Now, he can put down roots. Hopefully not too deeply, however.
Eagles, outside linebacker Bryan Braman agree to two-year deal
The Eagles have added some special teams coverage punch.
The club said Wednesday it had reached a two-year deal with Texans outside linebacker Bryan Braman, who was not tendered by Houston as a restricted free agent.
Braman (6-5, 241) played in 44 regular season games for Houston and was among the club's leaders in special teams tackles in 2013.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, who cited Braman's agent, Braman received a $3.15 million contract with $1 million in guarantees.
"You don't find many players of Bryan's size with the ability to run down the field and make plays on special teams," Eagles coach Chip Kelly said in a team-issued statement on Wednesday. "It's an area of the game that we always have our eye on and look to improve. With his size, we also like his potential as a guy who can compete for spot as an outside linebacker."
PFT Live: Broncos talk with Vic Lombardi, Jets talk with Manish Mehta
The Broncos were one of the busiest teams in the league on the opening day of free agency, landing both safety T.J. Ward and cornerback Aqib Talib to a defense that was last seen getting shredded in the Super Bowl.
They may not be done either. They've been installed as the favorites in the race to land Demarcus Ware and Mike Florio will talk to Vic Lombardi of CBS4 in Denver about that possibility. There's also talk of interest in linebackers Jon Beason and Daryl Smith, so we'll try to find out from Lombardi just how many free agents the AFC champs expect to sign this offseason.
One of their own free agents that will probably wind up elsewhere is wide receiver Eric Decker, who is visiting with the Jets on Wednesday. Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News will also be on the program with the latest on those talks as well as an overview of what else the Jets have done and are planning to do.
It all gets started at noon ET and you can watch it all live by clicking right here.
Pierre Thomas stays in New Orleans, agrees to new two-year deal
Pierre Thomas won't be going anywhere after all.
Thomas, the running back who was rumored to be on the verge of getting traded or cut by the Saints, will instead stay in New Orleans after agreeing to a new contract. Thomas's agent, Lamont Smith, revealed on Twitter that the two sides have agreed to a two-year deal.
That means the Saints will go into the 2014 season with Thomas as their No. 1 running back and Mark Ingram and Khiry Robinson joining him in the backfield. Darren Sproles is expected to be traded.
Last year Thomas played in all 16 games, starting nine, and had 147 carries for 549 yards. He also had a career-high 77 catches for 513 yards.
Ben Tate visiting with the Browns
Ben Tate is the top running back on PFT's Hot 100 list of the top free agents, coming in at 38th overall, and he's making his first reported visit of free agency on Wednesday.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on a Wednesday morning SportsCenter that Tate is in Cleveland to meet with the Browns about joining their backfield.
Tate has been linked to Cleveland for quite a while, as the Browns have been expected to be in the market for a back since they traded Trent Richardson last season and Tate was at the top of every list of possible free agents. Some may point to the presence of offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan as well, but Shanahan was gone from Houston before Tate arrived. Tate's running style should be a good fit for what Shanahan likes in the running game, though.
Tate battled through broken ribs for much of last season before finally landing on injured reserve at the end of the year. He ran for 771 yards on 181 carries in the 14 games he was able to play.
Bills don't let Chris Williams get out of town
Wednesday started with reports that the Bills were hosting free agent cornerback Nolan Carroll and guard Chris Williams on visits in Buffalo.
At least one of them isn't leaving town.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Bills have struck a deal to make Williams a member of the team. Per Schefter, it is a four-year, $13.5 million deal with $5.5 million in guaranteed money.
Williams started every game at left guard for the Rams last season and that contract suggests that he'll be doing the same thing in Buffalo next season. The Bills struggled to find a capable replacement for Andy Levitre at the spot last season and they're obviously hoping that Williams can provide them with more push up front.
It may not be the safest of bets given Williams' history as a first-round washout in Chicago and a player who failed to distinguish himself in Buffalo, but it's never been easy to get free agents to come to Buffalo without paying a bit of a premium.
Matt Shaughnessy visiting the Patriots
The Patriots haven't done any deals yet, but they continue to line up visitors.
The latest to come in, according to Field Yates of ESPN.com, is Cardinals outside linebacker Matt Shuaghnessy.
The 27-year-old Shaughnessy played as a lineman during his time with the Raiders, but was able to make the transition to playing on his feet with the Cardinals last year.
The Cards had been trying to keep him, but it appears he's ready to look around.
The Patriots have also had or scheduled visits with Broncos linebacker Wesley Woodyard and Panthers wide receiver Brandon Lafell, a more measured approach than some of their AFC brethren.
Dekoda Watson agrees to terms with Jaguars
While the Jaguars aren't swinging for the fences, they're hitting a bunch of singles in free agency.
They've added defensive end Red Bryant, running back Toby Gerhart, and guard Zane Beadles. Now, per a league source, the Jaguars have agreed to terms with linebacker Dekoda Watson.
Formerly of the Buccaneers, he's primarily a special-teams contributor whom the Jags hope can develop into a situational pass rusher.
The Jaguars also could be signing Seahawks cornerback Walter Thurmond and Lions defensive end Willie Young.
Jacksonville G.M. Dave Caldwell otherwise has been busy, re-signing quarterback Chad Henne, re-signing cornerback Will Blackmon, and shipping quarterback Blaine Gabbert to the 49ers.
Giants to host Shelley Smith
The Giants got the ball rolling in free agency by signing guard Geoff Schwartz on Tuesday, but they aren't done looking for ways to upgrade an offensive line that was an abject failure last season.
Adam Caplan of ESPN reports that the team will have guard Shelley Smith in for a visit on Wednesday. They are also expected to visit with kick returner Jacoby Jones a day after signing running back Rashad Jennings to further help what owner John Mara called a "broken" offense.
Smith spent the last two years with the Rams, starting eight times while playing in 25 games. The 2010 sixth-round pick started his career with the Texans, but never saw any regular season action until he moved to St. Louis.
With Schwartz in the fold and Chris Snee taking a pay cut, Smith is likely ticketed for a depth role. That's not insignificant given the fact that Snee is coming off of hip surgery and Smith could be an option to start in the future as Snee is close to the end of the line.
UPDATE 10:41 a.m. ET: Jordan Raanan of NJ.com reports that Smith is scheduled to visit with the Patriots on Thursday as well.
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The free-agent frenzy is just getting started
Some call the start of the new league year Christmas. It's actually more like an extended Hanukkah.
While many of the big presents get opened on the first day, the process continues for days if not weeks, with players watching and waiting and visiting and negotiating.
Sure, the big money evaporates quickly. But the players who haven't gotten the contract they want must now try to strike the best deal they can. That could take some time.
Until then, you've got plenty of time to track the movements and anticipate the next ones. May we suggest our continuously updated PFT Free Agent Hot 100 list?
It's our oft-imitated device for keeping tabs on the biggest names — and we'll be adding to it the names of the men who weren't free agents as of Tuesday at 3:59 p.m. ET, but who have become, or will become, free agents.
Anthony Dixon, Al Woods visiting Titans on Wednesday
A pair of younger NFL veterans and Southeastern Conference products are reportedly visiting the Titans on Wednesday.
49ers running back Anthony Dixon and Steelers defensive lineman Al Woods are meeting with Tennessee on the second day of free agency, Jim Wyatt of the Nashville Tennessean reported Wednesday.
Dixon (6-1, 233) has rushed for 458 yards and eight TDs on 128 carries in four NFL seasons with San Francisco. Dixon, 26, played for now-Titans running backs coach Sylvester Croom at Mississippi State.
Woods, who turns 27 later in March, can play either end or tackle in a 3-4 scheme. He made a pair of starts for Pittsburgh at nose tackle in 2013. A fifth-year pro from LSU, Woods (6-4, 307) has played 28 games for Pittsburgh in the last two seasons.
Jets get first crack at Decker, two other teams are in the hunt
Yes, receiver Eric Decker is indeed visiting the Jets, a team currently with a quarterback who's not likely to get the ball to his wideouts as often and consistently as Peyton Manning can.
Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Decker opted to give the Jets the first crack at signing him. Two other teams are interested; Decker chose to travel to New York first.
And, as Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News noted, it was a flight from Denver to New York that let the cat out of the bag on the Decker visit.
If Decker doesn't agree to terms with the Jets, look for the cat to again exit the bag regard his next potential destination. We're told there are two other potential landing spots, currently ranked as 1(b) and 1(c).
It's unclear how the three candidates compare financially. For Decker, who already has a reality show with his wife, more money could be made off the field by living and working in New York.
Bills re-sign Dan Carpenter
For teams with free agent kickers, the trend around the league has been to re-sign your own guy rather than go searching for a replacement.
The Bills are subscribers to that approach. They announced that they re-signed kicker Dan Carpenter on Tuesday, the first day that they could sign him for more than the veteran's minimum. The team didn't release any terms of the deal, but Joe Buscaglia of WGR 550 reports that it is a four-year deal.
"For us it was a no-brainer to come back to Buffalo," Carpenter said, via the team's website. "We were comfortable and loved it here last year. To be able to go back somewhere and be wanted where you would like to go, you're very fortunate in this league for that to happen. We're very happy to be here and excited to see where it goes."
Carpenter joined the Bills just before the start of the 2013 season after he was released by the Dolphins and went on to tie a team record with 33 field goals during the year. The Bills drafted Dustin Hopkins in the sixth round last year, but he got injured to open the door to Carpenter. Hopkins should be back to compete this offseason, but the Carpenter deal may make the youngster a decided underdog in that fight.

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HAMILTON, ONT – Hamilton Bulldogs General Manager Marc Bergevin announced today that the Club has recalled defenceman Joe Stejskal from the Wheeling Nailers of the ECHL. Stejskal played four seasons for Dartmouth College of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference where he recorded 32 points (15 goals, 17 assists) and 162 penalty minutes in 126 regular-season games. The 6'3", 208-pound defenceman was named an ECAC Third-Team All-Star in 2010-2011 while being named to the ECAC All-Academic Team in 2008-2009. Stejskal was originally selected by the Montreal Canadiens in the fifth round, 133rd overall in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. ***THE HAMILTON BULLDOGS 2012-2013 SEASON IS PRESENTED BY THE FANZ CHOICE*** http://bulldogs.thefanzchoice.com/ Visit the official website of the Hamilton Bulldogs at www.hamiltonbulldogs.com |


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to help stabilize earth's environment
On Jan. 18, the State University of New York at New Paltz will begin participating in "RecycleMania," a 10-week, friendly competition and benchmarking tool for college and university recycling programs to help promote waste reduction activities and recycling efforts on campuses.
Brian Pine, director of Facilities Operations and Maintenance and the college's recycling coordinator, said that even though New Paltz has been ramping up its recycling program for the past several years, RecycleMania will help to rally student, faculty and staff participation in recycling and waste prevention programs.
Pine said that from Jan. 18 through March 28 the college will report recycling and trash data, which will then be ranked according to who collects the largest amount of recyclables per capita, the largest amount of total recyclables, the least amount of trash per capita, or have the highest recycling rate. With each week's reports and rankings, participating schools will watch how their results fluctuate against other schools and their own results to rally their campus communities to reduce and recycle more.
Pine also said that participating in RecycleMania is part of the campus' larger commitment to The American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment, an institution-wide program that New Paltz became a member of last August. The Presidents Climate Commitment is "a high-visibility effort to address global warming by garnering institutional commitments to neutralize greenhouse gas emissions, and to accelerate the research and educational efforts of higher education to equip society to re-stabilize the earth's climate," as stated on its Web site, www.presidentsclimatecommitment.org.
"There are many more opportunities for New Paltz to improve upon its recycling," said Pine, "not only by reducing our waste through improved recycling, but also by monitoring more closely what we bring in so we have less trash to begin with. I'm excited about this program. I know that our campus community will embrace this sustained effort, which will improve upon our existing program."
Pine said that the overall goals for RecycleMania are to: have a fair and friendly recycling competition; increase recycling participation by students and staff; heighten awareness of schools' waste management and recycling programs; expand economic opportunities while addressing environmental issues in a positive way; lower waste generated on-campus by reducing, reusing and recycling; and organize this event successfully so it can be repeated and possibly expanded in the future.
Pine added that once the program is up and running, the college will offer updates on New Paltz' involvement in RecycleMania on the college's Green Web site at www.newpaltz.edu/green.
For more information about RecycleMania, visit www.recyclemania.org, or contact Pine at (845) 257-3322 or email@example.com.
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Anthropology: What you say to the insects whose hill you have just accidentally stepped on. Hold up - that's an ant apology. Let's try this again...
Anthropology: The study of the origin, development and behavior of human beings. Oh yeah. That sounds like a career. Isn't that what George Clooney does?
No, seriously. It sounds like a bunch of guys in lab coats observing a roomful of men and women through one-way glass and recording their actions onto a sheet of notebook paper. How in the world are you going to make money or add productively to society by doing that? As with most long words that the majority of us don't fully understand, there's more to anthropology than meets the one-way glass.
Anthropologists may study trends in overpopulation and devise ways to reverse them (short of walking into people's homes and personally strapping contraceptives on them, of course). Google how China dealt with their overpopulation issues – a real hoot. Anthropologists may study and eventually better understand other cultures, so that perhaps we will not be so much at odds with them one day and there will be less warfare between nations (or to at least learn their schedules so we know when would be the best time to launch a sneak attack). Physical anthropologists may study the remains of men and women uncovered at archeological sites to learn how and why they died or contracted disease, and how we can avoid their mistakes. Ever heard of Lucy? She was the first "homonid" (human-like-thing) which we think trolled the earth on two legs, gossiped about her neighbors and carried angst over her taxes.
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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU VOLUME 6 - Number 18 Weekly News Letter From Office of Karl Mundt For Release - May 11 or after ANNUAL LUNCHEON WASHINGTON S.D. SOCIETY: Approximately 150 South Dakotans in Washington attended the annual luncheon and election of officers of the South Dakota Society in Washington last week. Short talks were given by members of the South Dakota Congressional Delegation and more formal talks were delivered by Ben Lawshe, a former South Dakotan now serving as Manager of the Commercial Organizations Department of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and W. G. Sloan, Bureau of Reclamation Engineer from Billings, Montana, who discussed the Bureau's plan for developing irrigation projects in South Dakota. Mr. Sloan said that the proposed plan for irrigation in the vicinity of Huron would be one of the largest irrigation projects in the United States if developed according to present proposals. Prominent among those in attendance were men and women of Our Armed Services either stationed in Washington or passing through on furloughs. These included: Colonel and Mrs. A. D. Reid, Sioux Falls; Colonel Dawes Brisbine, Yankton and Faith; Colonel Porter Lowry of Sioux Falls; Major and Mrs. Leo Temmey, Huron; Major and Mrs. Harley L. Robertson, Aberdeen, former athletic coach at Northern; Major and Mrs. Al Jaynes, Watertown; Major Joseph Mills Hanson, retired, Yankton, one time poet laureate of South Dakota; Major Ralph McCawley of Rapid City; Lt. M. M. Hasse of Aberdeen; Lt. Amos Hofer, Huron; Captain G. L. Woodruff, Miller; Sgt. Ruth Johnson, Mitchell; Cpl. and Mrs. Lloyd Tysdal of Artesian who have just been married; Ensign M. Joyce Shafer, Aberdeen; Ensign Don Albers, Presho; and two soldiers back in the United States after having been wounded in the North African campaign: Sgt. Barney Ruffatto, Lead, and Pvt. LeRoy Langland, Pierre. Others who were in attendance included: Miss Olive Ringsrud, Elk Point and Pierre; Byron J. Brophy, former Superintendent of the Flandreau Indian School, now with the War Manpower Commission in Washington; Mrs. Ben Lawshe, formerly of Sioux Falls who recently was awarded Second Prize in a National Sonnet contest sponsored by the American League of Pen Women; Mrs. Harlan J. Bushfield, Mrs. Francis Case, and Mrs, Karl E. Mundt; Mrs. Marie Christopherson, Sioux Falls, author of the Driftwood feature in the Sunday Argus-Leader; Mrs. A. B. Fairbanks of Sioux Falls; Mr. B. W. Kumler, Parker, who is the oldest member of the South Dakota Society living in Washington; Senator and Mrs. William J. Bulow. New officers of the Society are: Carl Quarforth, Lead, President; Mrs. Wm. J. Bulow, Beresford, 1st Vice President; Dr. A. G. Johnson, Brookings, 2nd Vice -President; Miss Lois Phipps, Spearfish, 3rd Vice President; Miss Dakota Mullen, Presho, Recording Secretary; Miss Marjorie McCawley, Rapid City, Membership Chairman; Miss Viola Conners, Aberdeen, Treasurer; B. W. Kumler, Parker, Historian; Miss Frances McCusick, Vermillion, Publicity Chairman; Douglas Bantz, Aberdeen, Entertainment Chairman. Retiring Acting President, W. E. O'Brien, Madison, secretary to Mr. Mundt, presided as toastmaster at the luncheon. -o- IN THE 29th month of the war, Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson has asked Congress to "merge as soon as possible" the land, sea, and air forces of this country under a single Department of the Armed Forces. He testified such a merger would facilitate joint military operations, save manpower, and reduce expenditures through elimination of many duplicate activities in procurement, distribution, maintenance, et cetera. His recommendations are based on the experiences developing through the past 29 months. On June 5, 1941, Congressman Mundt introduced H. Res, 228 asking for an investigation to determine the advisability of creating a "single Department of National Defense" to administer the land, sea, and air forces. Reforms in Government come slowly but this seems to be one which the relentless force of war appears to be making inevitable. -o- CAPITAL PRESS SERVICE SUGGESTS SLOGAN. The Capital Press Service, which provides news coverage out of Washington for many weekly and daily papers, last week carried the following item: "A few years ago, Representative Karl Mundt of the First South Dakota District originated the slogan, 'A FAIR CHANCE FOR A FREE PEOPLE' in his successful campaign to unseat an incumbent New Deal Congressman who had been a consistent Administration rubber-stamp. It is now suggested that this might be a good slogan for adoption at the Republican National Convention this year in view of the fact that one of the chief issues at stake in this Fall's election is whether the people are going to have an opportunity to govern themselves or simply become pawns in the hands of power-hungry bureaucrats." -o- WHAT'S HAPPENED TO UNCLE SAM? For some reason or other, the symbol of Uncle Sam is not being used in our propaganda activities in foreign countries and very seldom even in this country does one see a picture of the old gentleman with red-striped trousers, the blue coat, and the high hat. The picture of an important American (guess who') has replaced Uncle Sam in practically all literature distributed by Government Agencies. Is Uncle Sam being discarded as the symbol of this free Republic? If so, why-—and by whom?
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Normally, lawsuits begin at a lower court and are later appealed to the Court of Appeal. However, the latter court can accept lawsuits directly. They have chosen to do so in this case. This case joins others in Massachusetts and New Jersey which also seek to expand the definition of marriage to include all committed, loving couples -- both opposite-sex and same-sex. The Fundamentalist Christian legal group, the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), has filed a brief, arguing that the plaintiffs "vastly exaggerate the significance of last month's privacy ruling and notes the Supreme Court repeatedly has upheld marriage as the union of one man and one woman." 2
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Kent Burbank, executive director of Wingspan -- a gay-positive group said: "Many of us are concerned about the backlash." He added that a same-sex test case should be carefully chosen so that it has the maximum chance of winning. 4
Attorney Len Munsil, president of The Center for Arizona Policy (CAP), said: "We have said all along that gay marriage was the goal, and now there is an effort to bring it to Arizona. Despite the Supreme Court's claim to the contrary, their decision in Lawrence will open the floodgates for this type of litigation." 5 CAP is part of a 50-state partnership associated with the Fundamentalist Christian group, Focus on the Family. In an interview with the Tucson Observer, he said: "Marriage is not an institution created by American law. It has multiple thousands of years of being a relationship between a man and a woman. We're looking at discarding that in one generation." 4
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Prawns, parma ham, mint, mango and sheep's milk yoghurt
Prawns are panfried then made into a salad with sweet mango, tangy sheep's milk yoghurt and rich parma ham - a few pomegranate seeds add a crunchy burst.
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20 | Prawns, tiger or banana |
1 tbsp | Olive oil |
1 | Salt & freshly ground pepper, to season |
3 | Limes |
4 slices | Ham, parma |
1 handful | Mint leaves |
1 | Mango, peeled and diced |
1 | Pomegranate |
2 tbsp | Yoghurt, sheep's milk, or plain unsweetened |
- Prepare the prawns by removing the head, then the shell. Using the point of a small sharp knife, run it the length of the back and remove the intestinal tract. Heat a pan; add a little olive oil and then the prawns. Cook over a high heat for 1 minute then turn over and repeat. Season and squeeze over the juice of 1 lime.
- Arrange on a platter then drape over the ham, scatter the mint leaves and the diced mango. Halve the pomegranate and remove the seeds. You only need approximately a cup so reserve the rest for fruit salad, spooning over yoghurt or popping in a glass of bubbles. Add the seeds to the salad then season and drizzle with yoghurt and olive oil. Serve with lime.


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Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 7:00am - 10:15am, Saturday: 8:00am - 10:45am, Sunday: 8:00am - 10:15am
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From acclaimed Chef Michael White and the Altamarea Group, Ai Fiori celebrates cuisine from the Italian and French Riviera and showcases modern interpretations of traditional regional dishes. Located in the stylish Langham Place, Fifth Avenue hotel, Ai Fiori also boasts an inviting bar and lounge
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Diner Reviews
This area of Manhattan is less
than rife with choices for sophisticated, delicious, creative, beautiful dining. Ai Fiore excels in every category. The room is beautiful. The walk through the bar area is exciting, lively, populated by a well-heeled crowd (many more men than women on the Thursday night we visited.) We enjoyed every morsel from the amuse bouche of parsnip soup to the duck risotto, Bronzino, halibut, wine by the glass with not a hint if snobbery. If you have the desire for a long, romantic dinner the 7-course tasting menu looked amazing. Service was sparkly and attentive. Choose this restaurant when you want something special....get dressed up, enjoy the ambiance. Pricey and worth it."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Menu is uninspiring and limited No
Ambience Portions are very small and prices are high"
Dined on 3/7/2014
I came to this restaurant for
restaurant week. I think the entree can be better. Others are fine."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Food was very good, but not as
superb as the restaurant week of 2013. Service was excellent."
Dined on 3/6/2014
If you are looking for a modern
setting with high ceilings and beautiful décor with fresh orchids on each table in addition to wonderful service, then this is the place to dine. Desserts are the highlight, as is the service. Great for business lunch or date. Highly recommended."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Ai Fiori is an exceptional
restaurant - the food, ambiance, service. May it never leave us."
Dined on 3/5/2014
While the restaurant itself is
beautiful, tucked away upstairs at the Langham Place, myself or my colleague will not be returning or recommending any of our clients. The food was mediocre, I would be more satisfied with the small portions if they were exquisite but there was absolutely nothing that excited our taste buds. We came for lunch and started with the Crudo Di Passera, fluke in lemon dressing topped with caviar and the roasted beet salad. We then had the tortellini and the cod which was pretty decent. Overall I am disappointed I wasted a good lunch here."
Dined on 2/28/2014
I have been sending colleagues
here for lunch, dinner and group events for a few years and the feedback is always spectacular. I decided to check this out for myself during restaurant week and was blown away. The food was well prepared, seasoned to perfection, and delicious. The service was attentive without being over-bearing or condescending; the waiter was helpful. And best of all—no music, I could actually have a conversation without competing with "music-ambiance". I am happy to continue to recommend this venue."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Everything is wonderfully .nice
food nice service .but only salad don't like."
Dined on 3/4/2014
The pre-course and main course was
good but not outstanding, but their passion fruit tart was shockingly good."
Dined on 3/4/2014
Restaurant was highly recommended
so was surprised to be so disappointed.We each ordered a cocktail which took awhile.Then they took our order (4 course prix fixe). The sommelier came and recommeded a wine. Next thing we know, after taking one sip of our cocktail, the appetizer arrived! The sommelier came back to announce they were out of the wine he recommended and brought another one which was okay, and then wryly announced that it was made by prisoners in Italy (weird). The lobster soup was tepid and the much touted cauliflower panna cotta was uninteresting.Pastas were great.Poached lobster was under cooked-duck was good but the sauce unremarkable. Overall, felt very rushed. We would put down utensils on one course and the next arrived."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Winter menu was not as expected
for a one-star Michelin restaurant. Service was very good though."
Dined on 3/3/2014
As part of the restaurant we went
there for lunch. The food was excellent. Best butternut squash soup I've ever had. The service was outstanding. Would definitely recommend it."
Dined on 3/3/2014
Went with a group of good friends
for a birthday celebration. The service was outstanding and pleasant. Food choices were exquisite and there was a lot to choose from. Felt very special Lobster was perfectly prepared and their assortment of pasta and vegetables were tasty. We did a lot of sharing at the table as there was so much to choose from"
Dined on 3/1/2014
Our dinners were excellent. The
Squash soup and Skate were perfect. Only complaint is the noise level was high. We plan on returning for the wine tasting menu."
Dined on 2/27/2014
We took the RW menu for a try. The
first course of salad is a little bitter, and I left the plate full. The chicken and skate wing are fresh and greatly seasoned. The desserts are not as good as I expected. Overall the experience is good since you can't expect too much for RW menu."
Dined on 2/27/2014
This restaurant has been a great
gem in the area and has never disappointed except during restaurant week. The standards of the restaurant were clearly lowered to reflect the reduced pricing and the restaurant week's crowd."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Very disappointing comparied to
previous visits. Maybe it was Sunday with third string kitchen and service staff."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Service, ambiance and food all
excellent. Presentation of food just lovely. A pretty setting where you could actually carry on a conversation."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Servers were out of view, but knew
what I wanted almost before I wanted it."
Dined on 2/25/2014
The squash soup was amazing, as
was the tagliatelle. both desserts for restaurant week were delicioius!"
Dined on 2/24/2014
Everything's just fine. We got
much better experiences in other restaurant on the RW list. Ai Fiori is not a great deal to pick for the restaurant week menu.."
Dined on 2/21/2014
We had great time , enjoyed the
food and service very much, THANKS for your hard working!"
Dined on 2/21/2014
Went with good friends and we all
had a lovely experience. Risotto was supreme and flavorful just sad when it was gone. The service is attentive and friendly. Loved the bread selections and very satisfied with all of our food."
Dined on 2/7/2014
We did the tasting menu. The food
was beautiful and delicious and really special, and the service really impeccable. And really expensive. Really. So as long as you know that going in, it's fantastic! I'm glad I had the experience, but this is not an "everyday" type restaurant, for me, at least. :-)"
Dined on 2/21/2014
Food was exceptional. Room was
beautiful. Staff very professional."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Went for breakfast. Typical
breafast food. I had eggs benedict. I did not want English muffin so they put it attop a crab cake. Tastey. Overall good breakfast would go back."
Dined on 2/8/2014
This has become one of my favorite
places, especially during RW. Lovely selections, splendidly prepared, beautifully plated and presented. The butternut squash soup may have been the best I've ever had--smooth, creamy and rich. Loved the bits of squash and the apple spirals. The skate is luscious, although I did miss the guanciale. And the dessert!! The chocolate mousse plate was almost too pretty to dig in to, but dig I must! Our server, John, was everything you'd want. He was engaging, efficient and attentive without being overbearing. Put this on your list!!!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Absolutely loved my RW lunch
there. Best pate I've ever had, and really hope it's on the regular menu - but not :( Will definitely come back for the 2-course regular menu lunch in the future."
Dined on 2/21/2014
The food is great! Panna cotta is
heavenly! I'm so glad that I went there during restaurant week and I definitely will visit again."
Dined on 2/18/2014
My guest and I were looking for a
place to eat before heading to an event in the city. This restaurant was one of the recommended. Service was outstanding, I felt as though I did not have to lift a finger. The pace of the meal was also just right, we did not feel rushed, but at the same time plates were cleared quickly and the next course was presented shortly thereafter. The food was delicious and the right size portions. The staff was friendly and polite and very knowledgeable of the accoutrements on each plate. I would love to return in the future!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
Granted, this is a review of the
winter RW 2014 menu. But there was a preponderance of sour flavors - pickled squash in the butternut squash soup (which worked), a very bland and tasteless skate with more pickled vegetables on the side, and for dessert, the panna cotta had an unpleasantly intense balsamic vinegar granita. The vinegar granita shot straight through my teeth to my brain. It was an terrible, searing experience. The granita had concentrated the sourness and delivered it to all my tastebuds. It took me a while to get the taste of it out of my mouth. The chocolate salted caramel dessert was much better, as was the roasted chicken entree. But nothing really stood out as a reason to return."
Dined on 2/20/2014
The food was excellent! I only
have one negative comment. I ordered the four course tasting menu and there was only a maximum of 1 1/2 minutes of wait time between each of the courses. No sooner had we finished one course, the next plate was served. The service was very attentive, but the timing of the courses was rushed. The room is elegant and certainly fit for a wonderful special occasion."
Dined on 2/20/2014
I had been looking forward to
having lunch at Ai Fiori. I found the room to be beautiful but cold. Fluke crudo excellent. agnolotti portion was laughably small. That's not italian."
Dined on 2/19/2014
This place is perfect for a
business lunch or meeting friends in mid town Overall quiet, great service, food served without rushing diners but never had to wait Everything in good taste Delicious food"
Dined on 2/19/2014
Went for wife's birthday (lunch)
during restaurant week, had the special 3 course menu, wine and champagne. All top-notch. Will look to return for dinner."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Excellent food as always with fine
service. Can't say enough about it."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Apperently the prix fixe menu for
restaurant week would not serve the best food as usual, still i enjoy my dining expereience here. Their desserts are really great and it's the best part ofthe lunch. The others are good too but i do not see it as a michlin starred level restaurant. Maybe it's just because i did not try the regular menu. If i have another chance, i would definitely try their regular menu later. Nonetheless. Their service was wondeful, i appreciate it very much and in the end would recommand this restaurant."
Dined on 2/19/2014
Love the appetizer and chocolate
desert! Will definitely come again!"
Dined on 2/19/2014
Believe it or not, here must be a
secret location where Chinese congregate."
Dined on 2/19/2014
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Hi, I'm R4GEKILL, but many people know me as the Middle Cup Guy. What is Middle Cup? Middle Cup is a (currently) unofficial tier consisting of a very select range of Pokemon. It is similar to Little Cup except the stipulations are more. It was an extremely ignored metagame created on Smogon in Gen4. This thread was created because I WANT TO BRING IT BACK!!! Between the New Dream World abilities, The lack of any permanent weather starters, and the introduction of the Evolite, I think that Middle Cup could actually be a Serious competitive metagame in gen 5. Where can I play Middle Cup? On Pokemon Online, on the Smogon server, there is a channel called "Unofficial Metagames". You should look there for battles, or just PM/VM anyone that posts on this thread regularly. The Rules of Middle Cup are as follows: -All Pokemon must be Level 50 -All Pokemon must have evolved from something (even if from a Baby) -All Pokemon must be able to evolve into something A LINK TO THE SEREBIIFORUM THREAD (If you're interested in the cases other people have made before I put this on smogon): http://serebiiforums.com/showthread.php?t=536140 A LIST OF ALL THE CURRENT POKES ALLOWED IN MIDDLE CUP: http://veekun.com/dex/pokemon/search?evolution_position=middle ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ THREATLIST: (THANKS MELVINI) The 78 Pokemon in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 78 Pokemon in the Tier (open) The 78 Pokemon in the Tier (close) Normal – Pidgeotto, Clefairy, Jigglypuff, Chansey, Porygon2, Togetic, Vigoroth, Loudred, Staravia, Herdier, Tranquill Fighting – Machoke, Combusken, Monferno, Pignite, Gurdurr Flying – Pidgeotto, Golbat, Togetic, Skiploom, Staravia, Tranquill Poison – Ivysaur, Kakuna, Nidorina, Nidorino, Golbat, Gloom, Weepinbell, Haunter, Roselia, Whirlipede Ground – Graveler, Rhydon, Piloswine, Pupitar, Marshtomp, Vibrava, Gabite, Palpitoad, Krokorok Rock – Graveler, Rhydon, Pupitar, Lairon, Boldore Bug – Metapod, Kakuna, Silcoon, Cascoon, Swadloon, Whirlipede Ghost – Haunter, Dusclops, Lampent Steel – Magneton, Lairon, Metang, Klang Fire – Charmeleon, Magmar, Quilava, Combusken, Monferno, Pignite, Lampent Water – Wartortle, Poliwhirl, Seadra, Croconaw, Marill, Marshtomp, Lombre, Sealeo, Prinplup, Dewott, Palpitoad Grass – Ivysaur, Gloom, Weepinbell, Bayleef, Skiploom, Grovyle, Lombre, Nuzleaf, Roselia, Grotle, Servine, Swadloon Electric – Pikachu, Magneton, Electabuzz, Flaaffy, Luxio, Eelektrik Psychic – Kadabra, Kirlia, Metang, Gothorita, Duosion Ice – Piloswine, Sealeo, Vanillish Dragon – Dragonair, Vibrava, Shelgon, Gabite, Fraxure, Zweilous Dark – Nuzleaf, Krokorok, Zweilous The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest HP in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 10(ish) Highest 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10(ish) Highest and Lowest Defense in the Tier (close) Top – Lairon (140), Dusclops (130), Rhydon (120), Graveler (115), Boldore (105), Shelgon/Metang (100) Whirlipede (99), Klang/Seadra/Magneton (95) Bottom – Chansey (5), Jigglypuff (20), Kadabra/Pikachu (30), Kirlia (35), Nuzleaf (40), Loudred (43), Haunter/Roselia/Grovyle/Krokorok (45) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Attack in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Attack in the Tier (open) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Attack in the Tier (close) Top – Duosion (125), Magneton/Kadabra (120), Haunter (115), Porygon2 (105), Magmar/Roselia (100), Seadra/Lampent/Electabuzz (95) Bottom – Marill (20), Kakuna/Metapod/Cascoon/Silcoon (25), Chansey/Herdier (35), Staravia/Fraxure/Gurdurr/Whirlipede (40) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Defense in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Defense in the Tier (open) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Special Defense in the Tier (close) Top – Dusclops (130), Togetic/Chansey (105), Porygon2 (95), Magmar/Electabuzz/Gothorita/Klang (85), Roselia/Ivysaur/Wartortle/Bayleef/Metang/Swadloon (80) Bottom – Kakuna/Metapod/Cascoon/Silcoon/Jigglypuff (25), Staravia/Pikachu/Boldore/Nuzleaf (40), Tranquill (42) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Speed in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Speed in the Tier (open) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Speed in the Tier (close) Top – Electabuzz/Kadabra (105), Grovyle/Haunter (95), Magmar (93), Golbat/Vigoroth/Poliwhirl/Pikachu (90), Seadra (85) Bottom – Cascoon/Silcoon (15), Jigglypuff/Boldore (20), Dusclops (25), Metapod/Duosion (30), Kakuna/Graveler/Clefairy (35) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Stat Totals in the Tier (Move your mouse to reveal the content) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Stat Totals in the Tier (open) The 10(ish) Highest and Lowest Stat Totals in the Tier (close) Top – Porygon2 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I remember this. Somebody want to post some fun sets? Off the top of my head, I remember Machoke acting as a mini-Machamp. Eviolite will go a long way to making him last longer. I'd be willing to try this out if enough people start playing it.
I actually tested this on PO with some people from serebii... It was pretty kick ass. It's a psuedostall tier with no auto-weather, and a lot of viable pokes. Nothing is really "Broken" (Other then maybe Kadabra if you don't run chansey or dusclops or a dark type), But It really is fun to use things like amnesia ivysaur, nastypass togetic, Pory2, gurdurr, dusclops, roselia, SpecsDabra, ElectiBand, etc. It's pretty damn fun. It's honestly better then OU for me JUST because of the higher amount of originality behind it, and the MUCH smaller metagame.
i really wanna play. i can see the pseudo legends as some of the top tier sweepers. also combusken. hydreigon'sprevowhosenameiforgot. @eviolite/ adamant/ hustle 252 attack 252 hp 4 defense outrage dragon claw crunch filler fraxure @eviolite adamantx 252 attack 252 speed 4 hp dragon dance dragon claw/sub outrage/sub dig/rock smash dratini @eviolite 252 hp 252 attack 4 speed adamant dragon dance roost waterfall/extremespeed outrage combusken @eviolite adamant 252 attack 252 speed protect/shadow claw swords dance flare blitz sky uppercut with dragons running around, i see klang (i think) and metang as top walls metang impish 252 hp 252 defense meteor mash earthquake/sleep talk toxic/hone claws filler (rest)
R4GEKILL, could you fix the link in the OP? I'm getting a 404 Error. But I'm interested in trying this out, we should have a match sometime.
Honestly, offense is kinda trash in this tier. You're hitting OU defenses with RU offenses. That's why trick and knock off users are key in this tier. Lol. that's also why I win so many matches...
^agreed. chansey porygon2 and dusclops are all ou viable and used a great deal, too. however pokemon like dragonair arent used. at all. oh and i forgot gabite. another note, weather is not present. could this be the clear skies we always wanted?
I imagine everything in the tier is running Eviolite, which is why it's so bulky. Interesting, a tier stall can actually be used in this Gen. EDIT: @bluemon: I'm looking forward to that, as I can't play OU due to the amount of weather it holds. Without automatic weather, I feel this will be a fresh tier using OU's little brothers, and lots of Eviolite.
I recall using sturdy lairon as my SR setter back when I played this. Worked pretty well. Then again, I was using a custap berry. Yeah, so worturtle being the only rapid spinner is awful.
I think so. This has absolutely no weather starters. But SOME DICK will come along and make a rain dance team... I can feel it... Not EVERYTHING, some pokes run choice items. But yeah, mostly Evolites.
okay. just look through middle stage pokemons... i see two more viable offensive pokemon. maril.... ehhh. idk. could be tho with choice band. but the next pokemon can rip the whole metagame apart. ready? pikachu. with light ball. 95 speed is kickass in middle cup and has focus punch to handle chansey. i can see pikachu being a top top threat. it also has lightning rod now :) and nasty plot.
WAIT GUYS. this just struck me wartortle is the only rapid spinner..... that means toxic spikes+spikes+stealth rock spam. ohmygosh. this is worse than UU. there are seriously no middle stage rapid spinners except wartortle. EDIT: another strategy: trickrrom. with middlecup's horrible speed, i can see durian? (reuniclus prevo... solosis mayeb?) ripping teams to shreds with 125 special attack. plus, its immune to entry hazards.
awwww :( i didnt see that. as far as i know, scolipedes prevo has toxic spikes roselia has tosic spikes... ill look up spikes.
edit: ninja'ed horribly but mine is more complete so w/e T-Spikes: Roselia, Whirlipede, Nidorina, Nidorino Spikes: Roselia, Whirlipede and as alpha/blue already said... Rapid Spin: Wartortle not a horrible imbalance IMO but SR will be everywhere cuz a ton of shit got it in gen4 i could get into this tier later but not now :/
im definitely using whirlipede. its defenses arent too shabby either. gosh this thing is going to show up everywhere. now we have to look up magic coat users and taunt users. fast aunt is a saving grace in middle cup.
Gen4 move tutor = no Gen5 moves or DW abilities but I think kadabra is the only one who cares about that anyway..........
none of those pokes benefit from DW EXCEPT KADABRA and even then, its not released yet. and they didnt get notable moves in 5th gen and all the tms they can use so no problem.
Derp. I'm not running a spinner or even a spiker, SR setup, or T-Spike setup on my team. But it's a great idea, and i'm pissed I didn't think of it myself O.O
You only can`t use Gen 5 Egg moves. Tms and Level Up moves are okay (unless you learn them after Lvl 50 )


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The final five Sequim police chief candidates introduced themselves to community members at an informal meet-and-greet on Aug. 5, in the Sequim Transit Center.
Candidates are Lt.Sheri Crain, interim Sequim police chief; Bill Dickinson, investigations supervisor with Washington State Labor and Industries; Lt. Matthew Kosec from Carrollton Police Department in Texas; Lt. Todd Muilenberg from Scottsdale Police Department in Arizona; and Phil Schenck, deputy chief in Sunnyside Police Department.
City staff, police employees and Steve Burkett, Sequim city manager, led interviews Aug. 6.
Burkett said he'd make a decision in about a week on Sequim's next police chief.
The environment was cordial and complimentary as Kosec said there wasn't anyone there who wasn't a good fit for the job.
Crain agreed and said she'd gladly work under any of them if they were chosen instead of her.
Those in attendance included city councilors and staff, political candidates, law enforcement and townspeople.
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The Sequim Gazette posed the same questions to all five candidates.
All candidates except Crain found out about the job through the Internet and have been looking for positions like Sequim's opening for at least a year.
Sequim Gazette: What's attractive about the job?
Crain: "I got it in my head that this is something I can do. I like supervising and I like working with staff."
Dickinson: "You can get your arms around a small community and make a difference. You can't do that in the big city."
Kosec: "It's an excellent opportunity. Sequim isn't too big and not too small. Sequim is constantly changing, too. It's a vibrant opportunity."
Muilenberg: "I'm looking for a small town similar to my hometown, New Hartford, N.Y."
Schenck: "I was over here the day the job was announced. I come up here often and I've been waiting for this to happen."
SG: Why Sequim?
Crain: "Nineteen years has gone by very fast. I think I've been given a good opportunity to grow here. I started with five or six of us and it's been a pleasure to work here."
Dickinson: I like the area. I live on a boat and it's a seaside city."
Kosec: "It's in Washington and close to home. I've paid attention to openings up here and it's a good fit."
Muilenberg: "I'm looking for a place to be more hands-on. I want to feel like a police officer and not an administrator. I want that hometown community that I didn't get in Scottsdale."
Schenck: "I grew up coming to this area and I've been trying to get back."
SG: How are you a good fit?
Crain: "I'm a 'we' person and a team person. We build on that here. You don't go anywhere on your own. We've worked hard and gone out of our way to build and make an environment to get police officers to stay here."
Dickinson: "I have a good amount of experience in small towns and have been involved in most aspects of law enforcement. There really isn't anything I can't do and having that background can help in a small town."
Kosec: "Carrollton is a big city looking to be a small town. It's not that big of a jump going from Carrollton to Sequim."
Muilenberg: "With a combination of my experience I have a lot to offer. I have the big-town experience but small-town background and values. The (Sequim) department looks good but it could improve a bit."
Schenck: "I work in a small community now and like being hands-on with staff. I'm the new Army type where you lead them from the front and not push them from the back."
SG: If hired, what would be your first action?
Crain: "Prioritize. We'd position ourselves with a good budget and focus our energy on our priorities."
Dickinson: "Learn. Learn everyone's experience level. Make sure they are doing what you expect and interact with the business community. You have to know what the community expects."
Kosec: "I'd work on preventative methods. Police need to be thinking about prevention aspects rather than waiting on calls."
Muilenberg: "Understand the local culture more and find out from the community and city council what you want me to protect."
Schenck: "Get to know everybody. The police chief needs to know how everything works. I'd then meet officers and let them know they can trust me. Then I'd do an audit of the department and make sure there are no problems."
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Our Mission We are a Professional Association with the mission to improve the quality of life for individuals with Autism, Alzheimer's disease and other related disorders of the brain by promoting MnemeTherapy® To accomplish that, we recruit, train and certify artists to become MnemeTherapists. Membership in AWBA is required to practice MnemeTherapy® |
What is MnemeTherapy®? MnemeTherapy® uses everyday pleasures such as singing, movement, painting and story telling in a unique combination to stimulate dramatic changes in the brain. Although our goal is to provide a rewarding experience, documented testimonies show significant improvement in some clients in verbal skills, mobility, combativeness, spatial acuity, understanding instructions plus much more! |
The Art Without Boundaries Association has tax exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code TM 2005 Art Without Boundaries® and MnemeTherapy® are both registered trademarks with all rights reserved. You may not copy or reproduce anything from this website without written permission from AWBA The Art Without Boundaries Association, Inc. Contact Webmaster email@example.com |
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Signpost, a magazine for Caregivers and health geriatric care professionals located in Wales, UK, has featured AWB paintings on 3 issues and published a 4 page article about our organization. Read the article here |
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"MnemeTherapy is one of the most astonishing and hopeful therapies I've seen! I am in awe of what our MnemeTherapist is able to accomplish during a 30 minute session." School Director, Texas "I can't praise the Kasey Watson and Art Without Boundaries program enough. The result of the program for our residents has been amazing! We've enjoyed surprisingly beautiful art, residents that smiled and responded during the session, were more alert and tranquil after the session and seemed much more content with the remaining part of the hour and sometimes even the rest of the day after the session. I would highly recommend the program." Administrator/Founder, California "We strive everyday to bring new and innovative activities to our Residents.I have trouble finding the words to describe what the Art Without Boundaries™ program has brought to our facility. This program boosts cognition, self-worth and brings a sense of accomplishment to our Residents. They are getting a great moment in time, having fun (yet working hard) and succeeding in a finished product they can be proud of. Although there are so many things our Residents can no longer do, MnemeTherapy is something they CAN do and provides a sense of pride and self-esteem" -Activities Director "The self-esteem alone that his program brings is amazing! You can see the glow and smiles on the faces of the Residents as they hold up their finished product...they just beam." Admissions Coordinator "This is the best thing I do here. Well, this and goin' to church. I look forward to seeing you and seeing what we are going to do that day." - Resident (Age 95) "(My son) began working with Mary a year ago and he has made outstanding strides since that time. (He) has increased his vocabulary, attention, and focus. Before beginning MnemeTherapy with Mary, (he) rarely spoke in sentences and did not have spontaneous speech. Anthony... now forms sentences on his own and has begun to have spontaneous speech w/out prompts!!! Mary and the MnemeTherapy program are AMAZING. From parent of student of Mary Jussel, CMT, Boise, ID Read more testimonials about AWB |
You can Make a Difference! Buy AWB originals, prints and products to provide scholarships for MnemeTherapy® |
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FYI Find a Member serving near you Train to become a MnemeTherapist Member and Student Registry For Health Care Providers |
AWB Programs Autistic/ LD Program Overview Resources for Parents of Autistic Children Art Gallery- Buy originals or prints to provide scholarships |
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Serving adults with stroke, brain injury, Alzheimer's disease and other related disorders and young people with autism and learning disabilities.... |
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