text: Tim McGraw and producer Byron Gallimore have created a new record label, Stylesonic Records, which will co-release (with Fox 2000 and Curb Records) the soundtrack to the movie Flicka. McGraw stars in the film which will be released in theaters on Oct. 20. The soundtrack, scheduled to arrive Oct. 17, will include McGraw's new single, "My Little Girl," which he co-wrote with Tom Douglas. McGraw also served as executive producer of the soundtrack. McGraw and Gallimore are currently producing new artists for the label, as well. Gallimore's production credits include projects with Faith Hill, Jo Dee Messina, John Michael Montgomery, Julie Roberts, Sugarland, Phil Vassar and Lee Ann Womack.


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Luna Apartments / Elenberg Fraser
Architects: Elenberg Fraser
Location: 173/177 Barkly Street, St Kilda VIC 3182, Australia
Council: Port Phillip cit y coun cil
Project Manager: AWC Property
Contractor: Hacer Group
Area: 7000.0 sqm
Photographs: Peter Clarke
33 MacKenzie Street / Elenberg Fraser
Architects: Elenberg Fraser
Location: Melbourne VIC, Australia
Architect In Charge: Callum Fraser
Project Manager: CEL Australia Pty Ltd
Contractor: Brookfield Multiplex
Photographs: Peter Clarke
Aspendale Beachfront Apartments / Wolveridge Architects
Architects: Wolveridge Architects
Location: Aspendale, Australia
Practice Team: Jerry Wolveridge, Ricky Booth, Elise Maynard, Tjeerd van der Vliet, David Anthony, Courtney Gibbs
Year: 2012
Photographs: Derek Swalwell
House in Greenwich / VOLPATOHATZ SA
Architects: VOLPATOHATZ SA
Location: Greenwich, Australia
Design Team: Marco Volpato, Nicole Hatz, Axel Eichler, Frangiska Skiadas
Area: 360.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Richard Glover
Hong Kong Tops Charts as World's Most Expensive Construction Market
EC Harris' 2013 International Construction Costs Report has named Hong Kong as the most expensive city in the world to build in. The annual study, which benchmarks building costs in 47 countries across the globe, found that relative construction costs have been affected by substantial fluctuations in currency throughout the year. Despite a stagnant economy, Europe has six of the top ten most expensive markets in this year's report, reflecting the competitive challenge faced by the Eurozone.
The top ten most expensive countries to build in are:
Blairgowrie House / Wolveridge Architects
Architects: Wolveridge Architects
Location: Blairgowrie, Australia
Practice Team: Jerry Wolveridge, Sina Petzold, Ricky Booth, David Anthony
Year: 2012
Photographs: Ben Hosking
Bronte House / Rolf Ockert Design
Architects: Rolf Ockert Design
Location: Sydney NSW, Australia
Year: 2012
Photographs: Courtesy of Rolf Ockert Design
Kew House / Nic Owen Architects
Architects: Nic Owen Architects
Location: Kew VIC, Australia
Builder: Melpro building
Area: 230 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Rhiannon Slatter
Northbridge House II / Roth Architects
Architects: Roth Architects
Location: Northbridge NSW, Australia
Builder: Oricon Developments Pty Ltd
Structural Engineering: Law & Dawson Pty Ltd
Year: 2013
Photographs: Murray Fredericks
Barossa House / Max Pritchard Architect
Architects: Max Pritchard Architect
Location: Australia Post – Penola LPO, 29 Church Street, Penola SA 5277, Australia
Architect In Charge: Andrew Gunner
Builder: Hoffmann Building Services
Area: 300.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Sam Noonan
G House / Fleming + Hernandez Architects
Architects: Fleming + Hernandez Architects
Location: Gladesville NSW, Australia
Team: Adrian Hernandez, Peter Fleming, Dung Le
Landscape: Fleming + Hernandez Architects
Builder: Catacon
Structural: Nastasi & Associates
Hydraulic: EWFW
Year: 2013
Photographs: Tom Ferguson
Clifton Hill House / Nic Owen Architects
Architects: Nic Owen Architects
Location: Clifton Hill VIC, Australia
Builder: Kleev homes
Area: 195 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Rhiannon Slatter
Kings Park / Donaldson + Warn
Architects: Donaldson + Warn
Location: Kings Park, Australia
Project Director: Geoff Warn
Project Leader: Daniel Grinceri, Steven Postmus
Project Architect: Daniel Grinceri
Interior Architects/Designer: Jennifer Vos
Architectural Graduate: Talya Mossenson, Dean Ismail, Adam Reynolds
Assistants: Robert Hutchinson
Area: 7500.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: D-Max Photography, Robert Frith
Code Black Coffee / Zwei Interiors Architecture
Architects: Zwei Interiors Architecture
Location: Brunswick, VIC, Australia
Area: 700 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Michael Kai
Douglas Street / Wolveridge Architects
Architects: Wolveridge Architects
Location: Douglas Street, Toorak , Australia
Practice Team: Jerry Wolveridge, Tjeerd van der Vliet, Sina Petzold
Year: 2011
Photographs: Ben Hosking
UOW Australia Wins the 2013 Solar Decathlon China
Team UOW from the University of Wollongong in Australia has been awarded first place at the 2013 Solar Decathlon China, taking top honors for its net-zero, water-conserving design. Selected from 22 teams and 35 universities, Team UOW's winning entry – the Illawarra Flame House – was the first retrofitted house ever to be submitted in decathlon history.
McCrae Residence / Wolveridge Architects
Architects: Wolveridge Architects
Location: 121 Rokeby Street, Collingwood, Australia
Design Team: Jerry Wolveridge, Tjeerd van der Vliet
Year: 2011
Photographs: Derek Swalwell
T2 Headquarters / Landini Associates
Architects: Landini Associates
Location: Collingwood, Australia
Project Design Team: Mark Landini, Wenny Arief, Isti Yudibrata, Sarah Maclsaac
Year: 2013
Photographs: Courtesy of Landini Associates

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Paw Prints: Writings of the maddog
For reasons that I will never quite understand, people seem to like having their picture taken with me.
Most of the time I do not mind the picture taking, and I enjoy meeting people, I will admit that sometimes it gets a bit tiring. Particularly when the picture-taking process goes like this:
md (talking to someone, but noticing out of the corner of his eye someone fidgeting...): "Do you want to take a picture?"
Other person (OP): "Yes, may I take a picture of you?"
md (turning to person he was talking with): "I am sorry, but this should not take long...."
The OP then:
- searches through their backpack for the camera
- tries to turn it on, finds out that the batteries are dead
- refits the camera with new batteries
- finds that the camera's memory is full of other pictures
- carefully deletes a few pictures
- looks for someone to take the picture
- points out the button necessary to take the picture
- realizes that the other fifteen people they want in the picture are not there
- calls to those other people to get into place
We then try to take the picture and find out that the camera person really does not know how to use this camera/phone (I wonder how much the companies that make these machines pay their human interface design engineers?)
Finally the picture is taken....about five minutes after the initial "fidget".
Sometimes these requests come as I am trying to make my way from where I am to a meeting, or (at the age of 61, is even worse) to the bathroom. And after one picture (with flash) is taken, ten more people line up, and we start the process all over again.
About two years ago I was talking with a Brazilian friend of mine, Alberto Azevedo and I was threatening to make a T-shirt that on one side would say something like:
"Yes, you can have your picture taken with me"
"No, it is not a problem...but please"
then on the back would say:
"The camera MUST be ready"
"You must know how to use it"
"Anyone that wants to be in the picture MUST be here already."
but I never made the T-shirt.
At FISL 12 Alberto gave me a nicely embroidered T-shirt with the front and back as above.
I will be wearing this T-shirt to various conferences. Please do not mistake my intention, as I still want you to take the picture, but please be a bit more efficient about it.
Carpe Diem!
Good to heart itHahahaha, Great! Hello my friend. I'm so glad that you liked the T-shirt. I'm sure it will be very useful from now on! And don't worry, everybody knows that you are a great guy, and have a lot of patience to take hundreds of pictures
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Spa Services, Massage, Astrology, Tarot & Reiki
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We suggest you enhance your spa experience with a massage or some other form of personal pampering. The licensed therapists and others below are available by appointment to provide treatments or readings. Please call or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com before your stay for an appointment.
Massage Therapy
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Massage Cancellation Policy: La Paloma Hot Springs and Spa Front Desk must be notified 2 hours prior to the scheduled appointment time of any change in your massage, reflexology or facial or a cancellation fee of $25 will be assessed.
Exception: Appointments with Teina, Sharon or Ova require a 24 hr notice or fee will be assessed.
André Soulé, Massage Therapist
NM License #662
André has been practicing therapeutic massage and bodywork since 1983. Various forms of therapy are integrated into his work.
Trained in: Acupressure: Jin-shin-do and 2 styles of shiatsu, Zen and barefoot
Structural Integration (SI): deep tissue massage giving rise to balanced structure through working with the fascia
Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy: a form of cross fiber massage technique
Osteopathic Massage: taught by Don Christner who was trained in the 1970s by Claude Clarence Heckman, DO in Seattle
Sport Therapy: based on Erik Dalton work, who is the founder of "Freedom from Pain Institute"
Cranio Sacral Therapy: John Upledger style, which is a gentle energy work to balance and restore the cerebro spinal fluid movement, based on the osteopathic principle
Certified Practitioner of Massage Cupping Therapy: studied with Anita J. Shannon, North Carolina
30 minutes $45 / 1 hour $70 / 90 minutes $90 / 2 hours $110
Teina M Barrett Wells, NM Licensed Massage Therapist #5700
Holistic Health Practitioner
Full Body Massage
A blend of both western and eastern techniques designed to balance and relax
$70 for a 60 minute session / $90 for a 90 minute session
Couples Massage
$80 for a 60 minute session per person
Asian Fusion Bodywork
Starting with pulse assessment Teina will use a combination of massage modalities and acupressure to promote flow and balance of qi in your body, mind and spirit
Also available, Shiatsu, Chi Nei Tsang, Five Element Acupressure and Tui Na
$85 for a 75 minute treatment
Specific Therapeutic Modalities
Manual Lymph Drainage
Myofascial Release
Cranio-Sacral release
Deep Tissue
Pre and Post-Op Therapy
$90 for a 60 minute session / $120 for a 90 minute session
Teina is certified by NCBTMB since 1994 and is certified as a Holistic Health Practitoner in Asian Studies by Mueller College in San Diego, CA
Sharon Bauer, Licensed Massage Therapist, NM #6582
Happy Hearts Design & Kneaded Touch
In the chorus of life each of us brings True Note, a perfect pitch which adds to the harmony of the whole. Sharon acts creatively and consciously to actively endorse and encourage the expansion of those whose lives she touches. Believing in the goodness of each, her intention is to add to the goodness of all.
Massage, a therapeutic touch system is an excellent way to put the relaxing, stimulation and emotionally gratifying power of touch back into our lives.
Swedish massage uses sweeping and stroking movements to penetrate and relax the muscles. Body insight is often integrated in this massage if needed to relieve pain from problem areas.
30 min - $45 / 60 min - $70 / 90 min - $100
Couples massage
60 min - $80 per person
Aromatherapy Lymphatic Massage combines the health benefits of massage with the therapeutic pleasures of scent. Aromatherapy relaxes the nervous system, stimulates circulation and restores skin. This may include some acupressure, reflexology and light pressure.
60 min - $100 / 90 min - $130
Soothing stone massage utilizes hot stones to bring blood flow for faster healing. Warm tendons will loosen faster and stretch further. Increase range of motion and the temperature feels great!
60 min- $85 / 90 min - $100
Cancer massage is a gentle light massage with the flow directed toward the lymph nodes. Therapist has knowledge of contraindications and this treatment is great for relaxation and release of toxins.
30 min - $45 / 60 min - $70 / 90 min - $110
Neuro-Muscular Rehabilitation is a deep tissue massage and is applied during client movement or specific breathing. This massage offers quick results, but can be painful with application.
30 min -$65 / 60 min - $90 / 90 min - $110
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle non-invasive therapy that modifies and corrects restrictions in the cranial sacral system.
60 min - $85
Jaw Adjustment (TMJ) $45
Ear Candling $35
20 min add on's $35
Healing Energy and Attunement is healing through the energy fields which flow through and around us or through chakras/centers of energy. Each of the seven major centers vitalizes its related endocrine gland(s). It is possible to map and measure this field and also to assist in the restoration of good health through working to rebalance the energy field. Therapists have learned to sensitize their hands and inner perception to examine the energy field in detail to find alterations in the flow of energy. The therapist does not touch the patient, but works variable distances from the body. The patient remains fully clothed.
30 min -$45 / 60 min - $70 / 90 min $100
Scrubs, Polishes and Wraps 60 min - $85 / 90 min - $125
Ova Luethye, Massage Therapist, NM License # 5655, RMTI I #0411
Wholistic Healing Arts
Having graduated from the Maui School of Therapeutic Massage in 1999, Ova studied Hawaiian Lomi Lomi massage, Swedish, sports, Reflexlogy, Shiatsu and Energy Balancing. As a practitioner of Yoga for 40 years as well as a Thai Massage Therapist for 20 years, she enjoys combining Western and Eastern massage styles to the wants and needs of the receiver, "YOU"!
NCBTMB Massage Instructor of Traditional and Table Thai massage and ethics
AOBTA Certified Practitioner (American Organization of Bodywork Therapists of Asia)
Master graduate of Jin Shin Do Bodymind Acupressure
Yoga practitioner and instructor
Table Massage Blend or Reflexology:
30 min - $45/60 min - $70/90 min - $100
Acupressure on Table: Wholistic (Holistic) Acupressure is based on the same meridians (energy lines) as acupuncture, but fingertips are used instead of needles, with a gentle to firm pressure. Acupressure is deeply relaxing, while balancing, nourishing and supporting the body's own self-regulatory systems. This is done on the massage table and clothes may be worn.
30 min - $45/60 min - $70/90 min - $100/120 min - $130
Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal) on Table: Is used as a profoundly healing method to the internal organs; opens blocked energy, strengthens deficiencies, removes toxins, improves the immune system and harmonizes overall organ performance.
60 min - $85/90 min $110
Table Thai Massage: Is a sequence of carefully applied stretches, massage is used to improve range of motion, structural alignment, remove toxins, energize and may eliminate pain giving you a feeling of clear, calm wholeness, like after practicing yoga.
60 min - $90/90 min $110
Hawaiian Lomi Lomi on Table: Hawaiian Lomi Lomi is an oil massage on the table with Aloha draping, using the forarms and hands in a rhythmic, wave-like, soothing movement over the body for integrative relaxation.
60 min - $85/90 min - $115
Couples massage:
60 min - $80 per person
Massage on the Floor Mat (Traditional Thai, Shiatsu or a Combo):
Eastern style massages on the floor mat fully clothed are:
Traditional Thai Massage is an application of sequences of gentle stretches to improve range of motion as practiced in Thailand. Acupressure to open and balance energy lines to organs and uses a soothing rhythmic style of massage to relax and integrate. These massages provide all the benefits of yoga without having to do the yoga oneself, but just breathe and relax.
Shiatsu is a DEEP TISSUE massage with the receiver fully clothed on the floor mat the therapist uses hands, elbows, knees and feet to relase tight bound muscles for more complete relaxation and rejuvenation.
60 min - $85/90 min - $115/120 min - $150
Yoga Class
60 min (1-2 people) $45/Each additional person $10
**These treatments are not meant to replace the Medical Attentioin of your Doctor.
Lucille Benda
Licensed Massage Therapist, NM License # 5172
Swedish Massage
60 min - $70
Couples Massage
60 min - $80
Foot Massage
30 min - $40 / 60 min - $60
Dayna Logan, Licensed Esthetician
Earth Magic Skin Care – NM License # 031079
It has been said that Beauty is more than skin deep, and indeed, it is a renewal of our body, mind and spirits that ultimately brings the glow from within. The skin is but a reflection of everything we experience; happiness, diet, stress and energy levels. In my own search for wholeness, I have found that nurturing and self-care are essential to my well-being. Now I wish to offer my assistance to you and others who desire to live a healing lifestyle - finding a balance with nature and beauty, inside and out....Dayna
Dayna owner and CEO of Earth Magic Skin Care and in addition to developing her own product line will offers Skin care analysis, facials with massage to relax the face, scalp, neck and shoulders. . As a licensed esthetician Dayna trained at the Aveda Institute de Bellas Artes in Albuquerque, New Mexico and is a member of the International Esthetician Association.
It is her love of health and beauty that has led her to this profession. Her previous training and experience in nutrition, herbology, acupressure and other healing arts enhances what she brings to her wholistic approach to skin care. Dayna believes that nurturing and self-care are essential to finding the balance needed for well-being and happiness. Her desire is to assist others who are seeking to live a healthy lifestyle through the ancient art of renewal.
Some modalities utilized in Dayna's facials may be Aromatherapy, massage, acupressure, Reiki and other energy healing modalities, nutrition, herbs, stress management, Ayurvedic Body Typing, Chinese Facial Diagnosis, reflexology and pressure point therapy.
Think you would like to try an Earth Magis Skin Care Serum.................. you can get one FREE ($30 value) when you sign up for an Earth Magic Facial Massage. Call or email Front Desk at La Paloma Hot Springs & Spa for details.
60 minute facial - $60
Earth Magic Facial Massage
45 min $75
Following a professional skin analysis, relax into a massage of the face, scalp, neck and shoulders. Treatment includes a bottle of Earth Magic Serum.
Earth Magic Skin Care products are available at:
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Foot Reflexology is a practice that helps your body journey the path to a state of wellness and vibrant health. It is based on reflex points in the foot which mirror and connect all parts of the body, including organs, glands, circulatory and nervous systems. Reflexology has many benefits - it can help rid the body of toxins, reduce tension and stress, improve circulation, relieve pain, improve blood and oxygen flow and strengthen the immune system.
Shelby Schue, Reflexologist
Shelby grew up in New York, lived in many states and has traveled the world. She lived in Johnson, Vermont, a small college town during the late sixties where she raised her three wonderful children. In 1969, she established a health food store, one of the first of its kind. The concept of health food stores was quite new as a movement was growing to redefine food as natural. Customers sought out her whole grain flours, which she milled in the back of the store and made her own granola.
Around1970 Shelby enrolled at the International Institute of Reflexology and trained in the Ingham Method. Since then she began working with the local folks and promoted Reflexology on radio and television. In 1985, Shelby traveled to New Zealand and stayed at a health ranch in Queenstown. It was at this time she studied with a blind healer who shared her knowledge of Reflexology and Iridology, which fed Shelby's existing love of Reflexology.
As a pioneer in Reflexology, she is pleased to see this valuable practice revered and growing in this country. People are realizing the benefits, not only for on-the-spot healing, but also as a preventative for many ailments. Shelby does not diagnose, but she can give people a good idea of where a challenge may lie.
In the mid eighties, Shelby learned the technique of Rebirthing or Conscious Breathing. She recognized that this is a powerful way to explore one's own inner self. Since then, Shelby has performed rebirthing sessions on thousands of people. She has been rebirthed many times herself. In the 1980s she was rebirthed every other week for 2 ½ years.
In 1994, Shelby moved to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, drawn to this area by the mild winters and people's open hearts. These days Shelby can be found in her lovely restored historic adobe home just outside of downtown Truth or Consequences. Surrounded by lovely gardens, her oasis brings her joy, peace and tranquility. She is grateful in many ways to be here and sharing her love and healing abilities.
Shelby is happy to share the gift of Reflexology and Rebirthing with you!
With 44 years of experience, Shelby utilizes reflex points for whole-body balancing.
Shelby serves as a Board Member of the New Mexico Association of Reflexologists, Santa Fe, NM.
30 min $45 / 60 min $70
The earliest origins of the Tarot cards are somewhat ambiguous and remain shrouded in mystery. Some believe their use began in ancient Egypt, some with the ancient Celts. Others believe they came from China, India or Persia….Wherever the truth lies, what we do know is today's deck dates back to the mid-fifteenth century when the aristocratic Italian Viscounti-Sforza family commissioned the painting of several Tarot decks.
The 78-card deck has been used in many different ways during its existence. There is evidence that it was originally employed as a card game called tarot in France and tarocchi in Italy. Many different decks exist today and the fascination with the Tarot continues.
Many people believe the Tarot to be "fortune-telling" cards. This is somewhat of a misnomer. The cards are not intended to predict a "fixed future." Rather, they are a way to connect more powerfully with ourselves in the present by working with their symbolism. That's where the "reader" comes into play. These are people who have studied the card's symbolism over a period of years and can facilitate a connection or bridge if you will, to gain stronger access to your intuitive and spiritual life.
For those who are new to having a Tarot "reading", it's not unlike going to a career counselor. The cards are a tool that can help reveal patterns in relationships; our strengths, weaknesses, and access information to on-going questions about our purposes on Earth. A Tarot reading can have a cathartic effect creating a "A-ha" moment that can clear a path toward your greater aspirations. For others it can be an experience of emotional support during a time when they feel as if "the Path" is clouded from view. It can also be just plain fun!
Enjoy life, it's precious, and if you would like to experience a Tarot reading, just make the appointment!
Penned by Janice Komar
Rebecca Speakes, Tarot Reader
Rebecca has been reading the tarot for over 25 years. Her readings focus on the positive energies in life. Readings are based in the present. From this perspective, our futures can be optimized by choices made in the present. Tarot readings can help guide us in making decisions. Many of your pressing questions about what's going on in your life can be answered.
1 hour - $40
Christopher, the Bohemian Vagabond
Tarot Reader
Over 18 years experience.
20 minutes - $40
Janice Komar, Tarot Reader
Janice has been reading Tarot for over 25 years. She brings her knowledge of the Tarot's symbolism to help bridge your unconscious with your conscious creative life. Bring questions, concerns or just yourself and enjoy a glimpse into the window of the greater You! Readings by appointment.
30 min $35 / 45 min $50 / 60 min $60 / 90 min $80 / 105 min $90 / 120 min $110
Reiki / SRT / SpR
Reiki (pronounced Ray-Key) moves one toward balance of the whole being: spiritual, emotional, mental and physical.
This ancient form of balancing allows the body to self-heal and whole on all levels while providing a sense of nurture. It will be as if you have come home and turned on the light switch. With use, the light becomes brighter and brighter.
Follow the happenings of life; they will bring you to places and people who will promote inner growth. One may find that focal points and priorites of living are altered. More often you will find a quiet honesty about your actions and lifestyle. Be prepared for growth and change, accept and enjoy what happens.
Brenda Valencia, Reiki Master/Teacher, Energy Medicine
Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki/Energy Medicine
A Reiki practitioner since 2001, Brenda has also attended White Cloud Institute in Santa Fe, NM to become a certified Energy Medicine Practitioner. Her training is based on Barbara Brennan's curriculum. Energy Medicine can help to clear and align the chakras and to restore balance to the body's energy field.
Brenda will work intuitively to incorporate both healing modalities during a session.
Reiki is a form of therapy in which the practitioner channels energy to the client in order to encourage healing or restore wellbeing.
The following are benefits which have been reported by clients.
Promotes relaxation
Aids better sleep
Reduce stress and tension
30 minutes $45 / 60 minutes $65 (Available Sundays Noon - 6pm)
Cynthia James-Clayton, Reiki Master/Teacher
Usui Tibetan Reiki/Spiritual Response Therapy (SRT)/Spiritual Restructuring (SpR)/Dowser
After many years in corporate America Cyndi is now following her passion and her life purpose - sharing with and affirming others.
Cyndi's path has been defined through a process of personal life experiences and health challenges, which led her to seek complementary methods of healing and self nurturing. These are now recognized and defined as pan-dimensional self-care. Through the process of partnering with clients, Cyndi assists in affirming and removing blocks that hold individuals back in personal growth, understanding, careers and abundance relating to the fulfillment of life purpose or mission. Cyndi works intuitively to uncover aspects of body, home, family, life and career that may be enhanced.
SRT utilizes access to your High Self through dowsing in order to access the Akashic Records. The intention is to remove block or repeating patterns which may hold one back from their highest potential.
SpR is a form of breathwork used with the intention to realign and balance muscles, body systems and energy flow within the body and the subtle energy fields off the body. May be done with dowsing or muscle testing.
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Hello, First of all, I have attempted to search the net and have been unable to find anything that has helped me so far. Basically, I return home from being away over the weekend and all of the sudden the wired connection on my desktop has quit working. I now have a yellow triangle with exclamation point and it says unidentified network and I cannot load any webpages. I have tried to reset some services, release/renew in cmd, uninstall and reinstall network driver, and reset the router. All of this did nothing. I even plugged in the cable to my laptop, whose wireless works, and viola! the wired connection worked. So it is definitely some setting on my desktop. Does anybody have ay ideas? I can post some shots of stuff just let me know what you want to see. This is very aggravating as it was working flawlessly on Friday evening and the for no reason on Monday it has quit working. =/ I really hope somebody is able to help me.
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Starting July 1, the Zoo's hours changed to 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The grounds will remain open for one hour after the gates close.The Zoo's summer hours will be in effect until September 1, 2011, when it begins closing at 4 p.m.
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As though this were normal! I mean the repeated visits Vice President Dick Cheney made to the CIA before the war in Iraq. The visits were, in fact, unprecedented. During my 27-year career at the Central Intelligence Agency, no vice president ever came to us for a working visit.
During the '80s, it was my privilege to brief Vice President George H.W. Bush and other very senior policy-makers every other morning. I went either to the vice president's office or (on weekends) to his home. I am sure it never occurred to him to come to CIA headquarters.
The morning briefings gave us an excellent window on what was uppermost in the minds of those senior officials and helped us refine our tasks of collection and analysis. Thus, there was never any need for policy-makers to visit us. And the very thought of a vice president dropping by to help us with our analysis is extraordinary. We preferred to do that work without the pressure that inevitably comes from policy-makers at the table.
Cheney got into the operational side of intelligence as well. Reports in late 2001 that Iraq had tried to acquire uranium from Niger stirred such intense interest that his office let it be known he wanted them checked out. So, with the CIA as facilitator, a retired U.S. ambassador was dispatched to Niger in February 2002 to investigate. He found nothing to substantiate the report and lots to call it into question. There the matter rested–until last summer, after the Bush administration made the decision for war in Iraq.
Cheney, in a speech on Aug. 26, 2002, claimed that Saddam Hussein had "resumed his effort to acquire nuclear weapons."
At the time, CIA analysts were involved in a knock-down, drag-out argument with the Pentagon on this very point. Most of the nuclear engineers at the CIA, and virtually all scientists at U.S. government laboratories and the International Atomic Energy Agency, found no reliable evidence that Iraq had restarted its nuclear weapons program.
But the vice president had spoken. Sad to say, those in charge of the draft National Intelligence Estimate took their cue and stated, falsely, that "most analysts assess Iraq is reconstituting its nuclear weapons program."
Smoke was blown about aluminum tubes sought by Iraq that, it turns out, were for conventional weapons programs. The rest amounted to things like Hussein's frequent meetings with nuclear scientists and Iraq's foot-dragging in providing information to U.N. inspectors.
Not much heed was paid to the fact that Hussein's son-in-law, who supervised Iraq's nuclear program before he defected in 1995, had told interrogators that Iraq's nuclear capability–save the blueprints–had been destroyed in 1991 at his order. (Documents given to the United States this week confirm that. The Iraqi scientists who provided them added that, even though the blueprints would have given Iraq a head start, no order was given to restart the program; and even had such an order been given, Iraq would still have been years away from producing a nuclear weapon.)
In sum, the evidence presented in last September's intelligence estimate fell far short of what was required to support Cheney's claim that Iraq was on the road to a nuclear weapon. Something scarier had to be produced, and quickly, if Congress was to be persuaded to authorize war. And so the decision was made to dust off the uranium-from-Niger canard.
The White House calculated–correctly–that before anyone would make an issue of the fact that this key piece of "intelligence" was based on a forgery, Congress would vote yes. The war could then be waged and won. In recent weeks, administration officials have begun spreading the word that Cheney was never told the Iraq-Niger story was based on a forgery. I asked a senior official who recently served at the National Security Council if he thought that was possible. He pointed out that rigorous NSC procedures call for a very specific response to all vice presidential questions and added that "the fact that Cheney's office had originally asked that the Iraq-Niger report be checked out makes it inconceivable that his office would not have been informed of the results."
Did the president himself know that the information used to secure congressional approval for war was based on a forgery? We don't know. But which would be worse–that he knew or that he didn't?
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The reasoning for LeBron signing just a two-year deal is because of the expected large jump in the value of the maximum when a new television contract will go into place. According to Windhorst, the value of the salary cap is projected to reach $80 million in 2016.
Although many will see the length of the deal and the option to become a free agent after next season and think negatively of it, it is purely a marketing decision made by his agents Rich Paul and Mark Termini. This decision will allow LeBron James to make as much money as he possibly can. LeBron is more mature at this point in his career, and he wouldn't make the mistake of going back on something like helping Cleveland in their rebuilding process for the long term. James didn't promise any championships, but the tone in his letter foreshadows that we will see LeBron retire as a Cavalier.
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Jan 15, 2012Dr. Mario Express is a DSiware version of the classic Dr. Mario puzzle games. It does exactly what it says in the game's description, nothing more or less. Play the Classic Mode's level based gameplay or challenge a CPU in VS Battle Mode to prove who has the sharper wits and better reflexes. There are help options and basic video tutorials to help you get started if necessary and a high score table to keep track of your best records. This game does not have any multiplayer modes of any kind. Although it is kind of a barebones product, it does exactly what it sets out to do, be Dr. Mario that you can play on the go and if you are interested in that take a look, if not interested then don't bother. If you don't wish to buy it but want it anyways, the game is free on Club Nintendo in exchange for 150 coins until the end of January 2012.… Expand
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The Magyar Nemzeti Bank today unexpectedly cut the benchmark two-week deposit rate by 25 basis points to 6.75 percent, lowering it for the first time since April 2010 after the economy slipped into a recession and talks on a credit line of about 15 billion euros ($18.9 billion) got under way in July.
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At this point, that I'm a huge fan of Disney movies should not be a surprise to anyone. Though I'm not one of those huge fanatics who goes to Disneyland every year or pays a ludicrous amount of money on collectible figurines or anything, like most people on the internet, I grew up watching Disney films, and watching lot of their mid to late 90's stuff still remains a cherished aspect of my childhood. For that reason, I loved their newest effort, Frozen, and found it to be a return to classic form for the studio. One of the best aspects of the film was the fact that it was a full fledged musical—and a really good one at that. So after being reminded of just how great the music of Disney animated films could be, I decided to take a look back at some of my favorites, and to make this list much easier, the best soundtracks of the last 20 years or so for the brand.
By 20 years, I mean the years of 1993-2013; so sorry, Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid. Also, by "soundtrack," I mean the music that accompanied the film—it doesn't have to solely be music made for it, or sung by characters in the film itself. It's just a list of the soundtracks that made the biggest impact on the film's they were featured in. But enough dilly dallying—let's do this.
5. Lilo & Stitch
Okay guys, listen: taken from an original song perspective, Lilo & Stitch doesn't deserve a spot on this list. The few original songs on its soundtrack ("Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" and "He Mele No Lilo" ) aren't much to talk home about, even if they served their part well in the film overall. But what makes this soundtrack so brilliant (and the film as well, by the way) is the implementation of Elvis Presley. Though sampling a good portion of his music in a film about the bond between a little girl and an alien in Hawaii doesn't make a lot of sense at first, it works perfectly in the film itself—to the point I can't even imagine a Lilo & Stitch existing without it. It's offbeat yet charming—which matches the sensibilities of the film perfectly, if you ask me.
Here's one such example, which uses the tune "Devil in Disguise" to great effect:
Or the great record player gag, as seen here:
4. Frozen
Ah yes, the soundtrack that inspired this list in the first place—I'm beyond thrilled that this film has a soundtrack good enough to find placement here, as I've been listening to it in full practically everyday of the past few weeks (oh come now, it's a short album—and I do a lot of computer work, okay?) But in my mind this soundtrack has only gotten better the more I've listened to it, with not a single dud in the entire thing. In fact I would have placed this higher on the list, but…well, it's only a few weeks old. I need to see its staying power first before I can praise it to the high heavens. I won't swoon too much over this one (I've done plenty of that for the site already), but I hope the sure to be success of this soundtrack inspires Disney to create even more music-based features in the future…lord knows we can use them now a days.
Here's the star track of the show, the absolutely amazing Let It Go, performed brilliantly by Edina Menzel:
And the super fun, classic Disney tune "Fixer Upper":
3. Tarzan
Let's continue with one of Disney's most forgettable films of the 90's—Tarzan. Well the film isn't up to the standards of the stuff that came earlier in the decade (or even the year after…I heart The Emperor's New Groove), it's still a good, if not great Disney flick—and its soundtrack can stand with the best of Disney music. Featuring songs written and performed by the great Phil Collins, there's a lot of great tunes in Tarzan—maybe not as emotionally impactful as Elton John's work on The Lion King (more on that later), but still well made and addictive to listen to. I mean, who could possibly forget the likes of "You'll Be In My Heart," "Two Worlds, and "Son of Man?" Also, I heard that like everyday as a kid, since I watched A Bug's Life on VHS every chance I could pretty much get…damn you Movie Surfers. Damn you to hell.
Here's my personal favorite, the aforementioned "Son of Man":
And the sole Phil Collins-less track of the bunch, the incredibly addictive and really fun to listen to "Trashin' the Camp":
2. Aladdin
Okay, fuck it, I'm breaking my arbitrary rules…cause like, Aladdin man. And besides, Aladdin came out in November 1992—it was only like a month away from the 1993 cutoff, right? And furthermore, how could I possibly mention modern Disney music without mentioning the absolute wonder that is the soundtrack to Aladdin? It's a highlight of my youth and, though I'm sure nostalgia blinds me a bit in this department, stuff like "One Jump Ahead" or "A Whole New World" (of course) would be fantastic songs no matter what age I heard them. Even the more Broadway fluff type pieces ("Friend Like Me" and "Prince Ali") are terrific fun that only Disney is really capable of crafting on an animated plain.
Here's my already mentioned favorite track, "One Jump Ahead," that introduces the Aladdin character pretty wonderfully in my opinion:
And "A Whole New World" because…well, it's "A Whole New World"; how could I NOT mention it?
1. The Lion King
Ah, but here we are, number one on the countdown—honestly, are you surprised at all to see The Lion King take first place. All the music of the film isn't just brilliant; it's iconic cinema as a whole. The opening prologue to the strings of "Circle of Life" is one of those moments that will forever be a part of cinema history, and represents the pure magic of the Disney brand at its finest. Not only are the Elton John/Tim Rice songs a joy to listen to, but just hearing the music in and of itself is enough to get an emotional response out of me. It's pure beauty really, and combined with one of Hans Zimmer's (and hell, Disney's itself) best score, The Lion King is an absolutely flawless soundtrack from opening song to closing.
Here's that opening song as an example—but seriously, do you really need to listen to "Circle of Life" again? It's practically a cultural staple at this point:
And one of the best villain based songs of the Disney catalog, the terrifically mischievous "Be Prepared":
And that's that, the best Disney soundtracks of the past few decades. I had a couple I had to regretfully keep off the list (most notably Mulan and Hercules), but overall I'm quite pleased with my picks. But what say you? Am I completely wrong about this whole thing like I so often am, or spot on with all my choices? Please let me know in the comments!


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Don't take the NHS (National Health Service) for granted. You don't know what you got till it's gone. The Guardian's five-star review hits the nail on the head:
Moore visits the NHS hospital of Hammersmith in London, and deploying many a gasp and double-take, refuses to believe that the sick folks aren't charged hundreds and thousands of dollars. He doesn't mention the waiting lists, the filth, the degrading mixed wards and the MRSA that are a staple of all media coverage of the National Health Service. So perhaps he's got a starry-eyed view of our healthcare. But isn't it obtuse to focus so excitably on what goes wrong with our health service, when so much more routinely goes right and when, incidentally, there are those with a vested interest in promoting these scare stories as an excuse for privatising it? Isn't it, for all its faults, exactly the miracle that Michael Moore portrays it?CLiCK here to read more of The Guardian's review
NHS advocates are alarmed that some of the companies vying for contracts with the taxpayer-funded health care system are the very same companies caught in the shameful act of putting profit before people in 'SiCKO':
The corporations, Humana, Aetna and UnitedHealth, are featured heavily in Michael Moore's new film Sicko, to be launched at the London Film Festival on 24 October, which exposes the practices used by healthcare companies to deny treatments in the US.CLICK here to read more and check out their website: Keep Our NHS Public
Former Health Secretary Frank Dobson is tabling questions in Parliament today 22 October, which ask Alan Johnson if he "will ensure that no healthcare organisations indicted for fraud against the federal or state governments in the US are given contracts to provide services for the NHS or NHS patients."


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- Birthday CelebraationLauraVIPDined on 10/22/2014Don't need this excuse to go but once a year it works. Join the club and get $10 off. Loved eating the leftovers the next night. Perhaps their heavy salt content has gone down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun at Maggiano'sInSearchofZestDined on 10/18/2014We enjoyed the food very much. We were well taken care of by the restaurant, and they accommodated our time request of going faster. We enjoyed our experience and will happily go back.Special Features:
- GreatLatteloverDined on 10/18/2014Love this place but service was slow and she had too many tablesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was terribleMrsMarriedandSpolied1Dined on 10/17/2014Bad idea to make reservations at 10 at night on a Saturday. The service was amazing. Our waiters were awesome but the food was awful. The noodles were over cooked. My husband and I went here for date night and will never good again because of the poor taste in the food.Special Features:
- Our waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014Chris I. Was attentive our drink glasses never went empty. And all of needs met. His attention to detail made our experience wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/13/2014A very enjoyable dinner with great food, great service and a beautiful venue.Special Features:
- TonyanJaxJaxTonyaDined on 10/10/2014Wonderful experience. Great food. Outstanding service. Make reservation could be a long wait without. Always crowdedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chuck G JaxChuckGJaz61Dined on 10/10/2014The food is completly awesome, the service was exceptioal,.. Steve was so nice and knew the menu and options back and forth:!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO BE HEREPattiVIPDined on 10/10/2014YOU CANNOT GO WRONG WITH MAGGIANO'S, GOOD LOCATION, GOOD FOOD, GOOD SERVICE. IF YOU ARE IN THE MOOD FOR ITALIAN THIS IS THE PLACE WITH DECOR, MUSIC AND AMBIANCE. I LOOK FORWARD TO RETURNING.Special Features:
- Very nice AmbianceSandfordDined on 10/5/2014Took my wife for her birthday and it was a pleasant experience. The wine list was simple but great selections. the waiter was prompt and quicly took care of us. I had my 5 yr old son with us and they had no problems acomodating us. There was a large group next to us that was being a bit obnoxious but other than that a very good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fiance's First VisitBigDewDined on 10/4/2014My Fiance wanted to get away and have a good time,so I introduced her to Little Italy and she really enjoyed herself. The waiter was very observant and recommended great drinks for the mood. Very romantic setting!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quit going3 yrs ago/ shouldn't haveOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/4/2014We stopped going there 3 yrs ago.. Bad service/ bad food/ too loud... 3 yrs later NOTHING has changed.. With a reservation... We were the over 2 hrs ... Pure hell!
- Could have been betterdetroit01Dined on 10/3/2014I made a reservation for six. The booth we were given may have been for four people tops. I asked for the table near by with six settings that was unused and was told people were being seated for it. No one sat there for atleast 15 minutes. Also, my order was not correct but the waiter was helpful in resoving it. The people I was with had never been to your establishment. I have on several occasions. I feel the food quality was not as it has been in the past.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food served just rightjaxteacherDined on 10/3/2014Our party of four was seated promptly at our reservation time, even in the middle of a rainstorm with a very crowded house. We all thought the food was superb. The service was attentive, and the food was delivered at a pace which allowed for a pleasant visit between friends without being hurried. The waiter suggested we try our meals cooked with the lighter take. These were more healthy renditions of their traditional favorites and we were all glad we did. They were great. We finished up with a desert sampler tray which was just the right touch. We will be back for another meal soon.Special Features:
- Great FOOD!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/28/2014GREAT service from staff. Tried the new deal for two. Was not as impressed, small portions and take home portion was just average. I would recommend skipping this one and just ordering off the regular menu.Special Features:
- Birthday lunch successdraleyDined on 9/28/2014This occasion was my husband's birthday and I wanted to go somewhere we could bring our 4 year old son and still have a nice meal. I knew I could count on Maggiano's . As always, food was great, service excellent and my son enjoyed it as well. Also, recently I have identified that I have a gluten intolerance. The gluten free options were great and ordering was extremely simple. Thank you for making dietary restrictions less restricting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014We love M's and our server- Zach- was outstanding. the noise level is pretty high for people our age and limited our conversation but it still was enjoyable.Special Features:
- Excellent food & service!DiningGardenerDined on 9/27/2014Our waiter, Brian, was attentive and helpful! He complimented the excellent food with great suggestions and prompt service! Our dining experience was superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyed the lighter menuFoodtherapistDined on 9/27/2014Had the reduced calorie Ziti. It was very good, and I was able to still bring home a second one for my son to eat later ;)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Repeat CustomerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/23/2014I often dine at Maggiano's. Overall dinner and the service was good. The serve forgot out "dinner for tomorrow items." However, we had a large group. My thoughts are they got caught up in trying to make sure we had everything. We did tip 20%.Special Features:
- Family Stylekly2Dined on 9/21/2014We had an amazing dinner. I recommend ordering family style, you get some much food and they keep bringing more!!! YUM!!!
- Good times, great foodDCJaxDined on 9/20/2014Always a score here. Our waiter, Raphael, was a true international traveler with accent and charming stories to go with it. Not to mention he spoke 4 languages in led us in an Italian rendering of "happy birthday" for my wife! The food is solid. The buy one, take one home deal is always a steal. And whatever you do, make sure you order the Zucchini Fritte, still our favorite menu item!Special Features:
- Great Night OutFoodLovingFatherofFourDined on 9/18/2014Took my wife out for a night out with no kids. Food was amazing. Atmosphere was great and Jessica our server was very knowledgable and a to dine with. Highly recommend this place!!!Special Features:
- Never disappoints!andyresendeVIPDined on 9/15/2014Always go there when in Jax, that way I'll never have a bad surprise.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love it!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/15/2014I've gone here all times of the day and have loved everything I've eaten. Good atmosphere, good service and good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Maggiano's not a magic momentdisappointedDined on 9/15/2014Given the long waiting time and rave reviews of Maggiano's, I was surprised at the lack of attentive service, main meal pasta served luke warm, and lack of consideration of the organization of seating as our table was right on top of the exit to the patio which made the seating situation busy, annoying and disruptive for my table.Special Features:
- Jacksonville Maggiano's - AwesomeTheHungryChefDined on 9/14/2014Loved the ambiance and the waiters were so kind and personable. Had an awesome time at a classy place. The food was amazing and totally complimented the atmosphere and staff. Good Food, Good Staff, Good Atmosphere in a Classy Restaurant...I'll be back!Special Features:
- 64to87Dined on 9/13/2014Our waiter Ben was very good, and knew the menu well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Truly enjoyed this placeRomancingDined on 9/13/2014I was able to take my wife for an evening out that was romantic. The ammosphere was great. The service was awesome as well.Special Features:
- Never dissatisfied4goodeatsDined on 9/12/2014Always great food and great service. Made reservations with Open Table and our table was ready to go on time. The place was packed but we had no wait.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday celebrationJeffDined on 9/12/2014My wife took me here to celebrate my birthday. Great food, service and good prices to boot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/8/2014We visited on the night they introduced their "lighter" versions of various entrees. They were excellent. Service was very good as well.Special Features:
- not the best experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/6/2014Our waitress was vibrant & helpful, however the kitchen staff was delayed and she kept coming back to us and telling us that the "appetizer station" is on a break. The table next to us requested a manager because apparently they were a little unhappy as well. My biggest disappointment was the "family style" eating... it' $20.95 per person, and it's only avail for a min of 4 people... you pick 2 appetizers, a salad, and 2 pastas, and it's refillable. Ok, sounds great. But they bring you the food and it's enough for 2 people so they have to refill it almost immediately and we've all eaten about 2 bites and then sit there waiting for food again. Ruined our appetite. Maybe the food wasn't that bad, it was just the timing of it all made it bad.Special Features:
- Birthday PartyHootOnRootDined on 9/5/2014Thank you for a great time and thank you for the Lemon Cookies!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good family mealnoraBuDined on 9/5/2014We did the family meal option where you have endless plates of the appetizer/entree you choose. The amount we ate was just right and the food was excellent. Would not recommend bringing small children to the restaurant as the noise level can be too much for little ears...Special Features:
- Good foodBbobDined on 9/5/2014We've been several times and always find the food and service outstanding. The only negative is the noise level can get rather high sometimes, especially on the lower level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BirthdayGirlDined on 9/4/2014The chicken francese was wonderful and large enough portion for two meals. Choosing Mom's lasagna, my husband was able to take another one home for later. The only thing lacking was the caesar salad, maybe a bit more dressing would have helped the flavor. In all, it was a nice dining experience. Our waiter was attentive to our needs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cindyDined on 9/3/2014Excellent service and the food was great. We enjoyed our time ther.Special Features:
- Family enjoyed dining hereDuaneDined on 8/30/2014Food was very good, especially the tenderloin medallions. A number of two for one deals where you take home a second entrée from a list of a number of options. Service was slow, however and the server's helper never showed as promised.Special Features:
- Great food, but horrible seating!CelebratingaBirthdayDined on 8/30/2014The food and service were great, but they need a better seating arrangement. The tables are so close you hit anyone around you need you get up. The person at the end of our table was bumped every time anyone walked pass the table, because he was half way in the aisle.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The JBF Kitchen Cam Launches Today!
It's an exciting day at JBF! Today we're launching the JBF Kitchen Cam, a live, three-angle camera feed that captures the behind-the-scenes action and a glimpse of our visiting chefs at work. Tune in today at 5:30 P.M. to watch multiple JBF Award–winning chef Daniel Boulud and his team in the Beard House kitchen.
Tune into the JBF Kitchen Cam here and join the conversation by including #JBFKitchenCam in your tweets.
Announcing the JBF Kitchen Cam
Anyone who has ever dined at the Beard House knows that the experience includes an opportunity to pass through the townhouse's historic kitchen and see our visiting chefs at work. Starting next Monday, anyone with a computer or a mobile device will get to peep the action, too.
On March 31, we're launching the JBF Kitchen Cam, a live, three-angle camera feed that captures the excitement and atmosphere of the 200+ dining events that take place at the Beard House over the course of a year. The official launch coincides with a special dinner by JBF Award–winning chef Daniel Boulud, featuring a menu inspired by his latest cookbook and memoir, Daniel: My French Cuisine.
Tune into the JBF Kitchen Cam... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of December 8
Here's what the James Beard Foundation is up to next week:
Sunday, December 8, 6:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
The 12th Annual JBF Greens Holiday Party
Join the James Beard Foundation Greens (foodies under 40) when we celebrate the holidays at our annual holiday party. Don't miss this chance to explore our muse's home and sample culinary delights from some of the city's most exciting chefs. A selection of fine wines from the Seeker, cocktails by Junior Merino, and beers from Stella Artois will be served to keep everyone in good spirits. A goodie bag and heaps of holiday cheer are guaranteed.
Monday, December 9, 7:00 P.M.
The intoxicating aroma of black truffles will perfume the air at this extravagant event. Diners will be... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of December 1
Here's what the James Beard Foundation is up to next week:
Tuesday, December 3, 7:00 P.M.
Got a case of the winter blues? We've got just the cure: cozy up at the Beard House with an indulgent, stick-to-your-ribs seasonal feast. Back by popular demand, Angelo Elia and his talented team will present an opulent menu of masterfully prepared fare that's sure to satisfy.
Wednesday, December 4, 12:00 noon
Think about Southern cooking: you're probably picturing fried chicken, barbecued ribs, and greens that play a supporting role to bacon. By recasting vegetables as the headlining act in their new book, The Southern Vegetarian: 100 Down-Home... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of November 24
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Thursday, November 28, 6:00 P.M.
Leave your roasting rack and kitchen twine at home and join us at the Beard House for a Southern Thanksgiving feast. That renowned hospitality will be on display this Turkey Day when acclaimed chef Brandon Frohne shows us how it's done on the other side of the Mason-Dixon Line.
On the Menu: Week of November 17
Here's what the James Beard Foundation is up to next week:
Monday, November 18, 6:30 P.M.
Friends of James Beard Benefit Dinner: Chicago
Fresh off a three-star review from the Chicago Tribune, the Windy City's mk is playing host to this exciting Friends of James Beard Benefit, headlined by local and visiting talent—including two JBF Outstanding Chef Award winners.
Monday, November 18, 7:00 PM
For fine dining in the Gaslamp, those in the know head straight to BiCE, the U.S. outpost of the chic Northern Italian eatery where Milan-born chef Mario Cassineri's modern spin on classic Italian dishes is inspired by Southern California's local bounty.
Tuesday, November 19, 7:00 P.M.... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of November 10
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Sunday, November 10, 5:30 P.M.
The iconic American Restaurant will serve as the backdrop for our perennial Friends of James Beard Benefit in Kansas City. This year, host chef Michael Corvino has culled a formidable team of talent from both near and far to join forces for a stunning menu of contemporary American cuisine.
Monday, November 11, 7:00 P.M.
Kitchen dynamo Paula DaSilva helped open the renowned 3030 Ocean in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, over a decade ago and recently returned as the restaurant's new executive chef. For this dinner, DaSilva has gathered a group of her talented colleagues to serve a fall-themed menu highlighting the... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of November 2
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Monday, November 11, 7:00 P.M.
We know that the opportunity to work with exceptional ingredients makes chefs' hearts race, so we're giving them what they want. This one-of-a-kind Beard House dinner will feature some of the New York City area's best chefs and a sumptuous fall menu of succulent game meats.
Wednesday, November 6, 12:00 P.M.
In the expanded edition of the wildly popular Clean Food, acclaimed chef Terry Walters demonstrates how beneficial a healthy diet can be through vegan and gluten-free dishes. Inspired, original recipes featuring wholesome and... Read more >
On the Menu: Week of October 27
Here's what the James Beard Foundation is up to next week:
Sunday, October 27, 5:30 P.M.
Now in its fourth year, our celebrated Sunday Supper South series returns to Atlanta with more fabulous food and festivities. JBF Award winners and hosts Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison have invited a formidable group of the South's brightest culinary talent to join them in preparing this year's intimate, family-style feast.
Sunday, October 27, 6:00 P.M.
We're bringing the best of Brooklyn to the Beard House! Join us for a special multi-course menu prepared by chefs from the city's most delicious borough.
Monday, October 28, 7:00 P.M.... Read more >
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Sunday, October 6, 12:00 noon
The only thing going overboard at this tea party will be the menu. Join us at the Beard House when Boston's most talented pastry revolutionaries come together for what is sure to be a historic afternoon event.
Monday, October 7, 7:00 P.M.
In a city where the scene is usually everything, self-taught chefs Vinny Dotolo and Jon Shook are telling a different story at their acclaimed restaurants: one about smart, satisfying, and freewheeling food that earned Animal a spot on Bon Appétit's list of the most important restaurants in America.
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James Glover, That Branding Guy, provides the inspiration and ideas for you to build more mindshare and capture marketshare with your customers in his Once a Day Marketing blog. Tune in often to his short, entertaining and practical marketing and branding tips and watch your organization become more successful and profitable.
Hello, I'm Jim Glover, That Branding Guy, for Once a Day Marketing. Today is Action Wednesday where we inspire you to implement new marketing tactics.
I'm a big fan of the rock band U2. One of their songs is titled "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own". There is a particular lyric in the song that really resonates with me with respect to marketing: "You don't have to go it alone".
When it comes to marketing, business owners frequently try to do everything themselves. They do their own branding, create taglines, design marketing collateral, develop marketing action plans and implement every tactic. The reality is that they are going it alone.
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Webquest for Elie Wiesel's Night
The novel Night is the heartbreaking and shocking autobiography of Elie Wiesel. Wiesel was a teenager during the Holocaust, and was witness to almost all of the major events of the time. For example, Wiesel was forced to abide by the Nazi regime's rules upon Jews, relocated into a Jewish ghetto, was taken by train to such concentration camps as Auschwitz and Buchenwald, and finally, liberated towards the end of the war. Night forces the reader to reevaluate what they consider evil and dark times of life. For Eastern European Jews, the experience of the Holocaust is one they will be tortured with for the rest of their lives. Wiesel, as well as many other survivors, have taken it upon themselves to "bear witness" for the dead and the living. This webquest will look at the questions that anyone who reads this book wants to ask: How could this have happened? Can it happen again? What can be done that this will never happen again?
List 10 adjectives to describe Adolf Hitler's personality and discuss how he was able to cause such devastation.
What does the word
Holocaust mean?
How many Jews were killed in the Holocaust?
What other people were killed in the Holocaust, and how many?
Who are the Nazis?
What does the name "Nazi" stand for?
Who were the SS?
What was the Final Solution?
Wiesel says that even before the Holocaust people were interested in Zionism. What is Zionism?
Not all Europeans turned a blind eye to the Holocaust. Some tried to help the Jews. How did Raoul Wallenberg of Hungary act to aid them? What happened to him? Did anyone try to help the Jews of Signet? The Wiesel family? Who and how - support your selections.
What were the Nuremberg Laws and what
did they do?
What did the Nazis do to separate the Jewish people from the rest of society?
What were ghettos?
What was life like in ghettos?
Why did the Nazis put Jews in ghettos?
What was the purpose of concentration camps?
What were death camps or extermination camps?
How were people killed in those camps?
What were other causes of death in those camps?
Using your understanding of Night, cite the following: Two examples of the Nuremberg Laws that the Wiesel family had to obey. Two examples of how the Nazis separated the Jewish people from the rest of society? What life was like for Elie and his family in the ghettos? Discuss five significant events that Wiesel remembers after he arrives at the first camp and says:
Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has turned my life into one long night, seven times cursed and seven times sealed. Never shall I forget that smoke. Never shall I forget the little faces of the children, whose bodies I saw turned into wreaths of smoke beneath a silent blue sky.
Never shall I forget those flames which consumed my faith forever.
Never shall I forget that nocturnal silence which deprived me, for all eternity, of the desire to live. Never shall I forget those moments which murdered my God and my soul and turned my dreams to dust. Never shall I forget these things, even if I am condemned to live as long as God Himself. Never.
~ an excerpt from Elie Wiesel's first book, Night
Wiesel has dedicated his life to ensuring that none of us forget what happened during the Holocaust. Analyze the following site and write a response to my letter "Why I Teach Night."


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UPDATE, 2:23 PM: Per the Mets, outfielder Juan Lagares has been promoted from AAA Las Vegas. To make room on the roster, outfielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis has been demoted.
ORIGINAL STORY: According to Adam Rubin of ESPN, AAA outfielder Juan Lagares will be promoted to the Mets as soon as today. Lagares, who turned 24 last month and is on the 40 man roster, is a right handed hitting outfielder (the majority of his starts have been in center, but he can play both corners as well). So far this season for AAA Las Vegas, Lagares is hitting .346 with a .378 OBP to go along with 3 home runs and 9 RBI's.
Here's what Toby Hyde of Mets Minor League Blog recently had to say about Lagares:
Lagares can play all three outfield positions and hit a little. In the big leagues, he could be an above average corner outfielder, and a little bit below average defensively in center, who is playable as a backup. Offensively, he's an aggressive hitter who makes lots of contact with a line drive swing. Although he's solidly built, he just does not have the high finish that allows him to generate much loft to put the ball out of the wall. He walks very little and has struggled learning a better, more modern-Mets approach.
If the promotion materializes, Lagares would likely be replacing outfielder Kirk Nieuwenhuis on the roster.
No one should expect Lagares to come up and tear the cover off the ball, but his addition to the roster would give the Mets another righthanded bat while allowing Nieuwenhuis to get reps in AAA. It should be noted that the Dodgers are tossing three lefties at the Mets this week, meaning Lagares may get a chance to contribute right away.
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Definition of unwilling in English:
unwillingSyllabification: un·will·ing
Pronunciation: /ˌənˈwiliNG /
adjective[often with infinitive]
Not ready, eager, or prepared to do something: he was unwilling to take on that responsibility unwilling conscripts
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disinclined, reluctant, averse, loath;
(be unwilling to do something)not have the heart to, balk at, refuse to, demur at, shy away from, flinch from, shrink from, have qualms about, have misgivings about, have reservations about
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- If you've ever worked in London for any length of time, then ended up unwillingly working elsewhere, you might understand my excitement.
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