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I was told about nine months ago that the birthday during which your date (of the month) of birth matches your age is known as your Golden Birthday.
"Really? I'm turning 28 on the 28th this year!"
Since that moment, I thought about grand celebrations including (a few of) my favorite things: international travel, music festivals, the company of loved ones, good food & drink, and new experiences.
Most of those things ended up being too expensive and/or not fitting with the rest of my plans around that time.
One of those plans was to move. After ten months apart (!!!!) A and I are living in the same place full time! Somehow we made it through what was going to be three months apart and turned into nearly a year, and after all of that time we've 'fallen back into it.'
And we lucked out with a new home that has quite the rooftop view!
To top it off, I had a wonderful birthday night which included free Mexican food and drink + balloons, the singing of The Birthday Song in both English and Spanish by 8th grade students from Boulder, CO on the subway, a free birthday bourbon and dancing to some free jazz music - which gave me cheers from the crowd!
I'm a huge proponent of Birthday Week (and in this Golden case, two weeks!), and thus, the celebrations continued, mostly with us exploring our new neighborhood.
I'm a very lucky woman! Here's to many more birthdays!
January 30 saw the occurrence of a Black Moon, when there is more than one full moon within a calendar month. (It was also a Supermoon.)
A Black Moon is meant to be an omen of change and I wrote before that 2014 will be a year of clarity and connection.
I am not a very spiritual person, but I certainly agree, as it's proven true in my life thus far, that everything happens for a reason - even the bad things.
Lately, I really have felt the connection to and between, well, nearly everything.
Call me crazy. Call me optimistic. Call me a hippie. Be skeptical.
But when it happens to you (and 60% of the time it works, every time) it's freakin' amazing!
• On January 30, there was snowfall in the area where my Snowboard Instructor boyfriend is working after extreme drought:
The current zodiac sign is Aquarius - symbolized by the water bearer.
• On January 31, my mother is having surgery to replace and restrengthen a hip:
The Chinese year of the horse commences today - the horse is a symbol related to travel and mobility.
In addition to being a year of clarity and connection, 2014 will be a year of change and movement.
Clarity via changes. Connection via movement.
All in line with my thoughts, plans and goals for the year.
2013 was a great year.
I had several realizations about my goals and focuses, and started to identify opportunities and relationships with more ease. I began the year in a small beach town in Victoria, Australia and am ending it back in New York City.
Many things went as planned, more did not, and many were/are still confusing.
It was a year of assessment and discovery.
2014 will be a year of clarity and connection.
Clarity about my priorities.
Clarity about my relationships.
Connection to more who share my values and appreciate my perspective.
Here's to listening to your own voice and fostering communication.
Happy New Year!
After spending time on the other side of the world and the other side of the country, I am back in New York.
Once again, I am not where I would have predicted I'd be right now, but it feels right.
I am working with a company and team that I admire and am proud to represent.
I've moved to a new area of my old neighborhood, found the perfect living situation for me right now, and am enjoying exploring this area.
I am spending wonderful time catching up with family and good friends.
Yesterday, when I got off of the subway coming home from work, I heard someone yelling my name.
It was a friend from college that I have not seen or spoken to in years! Speaking with her felt comfortable and exciting.
Had I not taken that train, at that time and gotten off at that stop and went down those stairs just ahead of her, she would not have seen me and we may not have reconnected. Another chance meeting.
Returning here has already sent me several messages confirming a few important things:
• Trust Your Gut: All of the decisions I've made in the past few months have started with core feelings of comfort and excitement. When you know, you know. Trust that.
• We Are All Connected: Serendipity is not just a cheesy movie. Being aware of how our decisions and actions lead us to and from the appropriate people makes amazing difference.
• Self First: A lot of my recent choices required that I decide what is best for me. I've considered others as relevant, of course, but the affect of those choices on others was not my focus. Doing what I need to for myself is only going to help my overall comfort and thus relationships, and I feel that.
Being in New York does feel like coming full circle, but this is only the beginning of a new chapter.
My biggest issue, in the past three years especially, has been choosing to be happy where I am, with what I have, in what I'm doing. To remember what matters most in moments of frustration and worry.
My partner lives in trust of the universe and karma to make things right, and he is constantly teaching me that worrying is a waste of time and energy.
I practice yoga to help keep myself grounded, focused, and in a positive and present perspective.
I've felt immense joy and freedom through travel, with the people and perspectives I meet on the road (that are unique to travelers) and in how that challenges me everyday.
But I still kind of like being 'in the box'
…until I don't, and then I wonder what I need to be happy.
Today I discovered The Nomadic Family and their honest, vulnerable wife and mother, Gabi.
Gabi, her husband and their three children have been traveling the world full time for three years, all the while sharing their adventures, homes, struggles, successes, frustrations and finances in words, photographs and videos.
I read Gabi's post "I Hate This Home, And That One, And This One" and watched the videos (watch the videos!) and when I got to this, I started writing:
"Whatever 'home' I'm in physically this month, I am still confided to the prison of my unresolved soul issues, to the rollercoaster of my emotions, and to the swiftly temperamental ebb and flow of my family members and the world around me."
The text and videos in that post reminded me that I'm not alone in being an emotional female, more often than I'd like to admit, who knows what she wants, until she doesn't.
I'm also normal as someone who loves the challenge of a leap and will be the first to volunteer to jump, but will take ages to scope out the landing. (Just frickin' jump!)
Happiness is not in the next job, home, flight or vacation; It is in our minds, in our words and actions, in our lifestyles, in our relationships.
I've been told this before (over, and over), but, once again, by being externally validated by other people's lives, today I may finally get it.
Happiness starts and ends within ourselves, and we each must learn how to live life by the rules that (most of the time) make sense for us, and that being and staying happy is a choice.
"Friend: I just want the world.
Me: You can't have it. No one can.
Friend: Let me rephrase. I want the world as I want it."
If you are reading this and have internet access, food to eat everyday, shelter, an income, clothing and love in your life, you're already on top of the world; but everything beneath you may not feel 'in it's place.'
I get that.
When I'm traveling, I yearn for more structure, when I'm structured, I want more spontaneity and flexibility.
I think the key is to find ways to have a balance. Give and take. We must do both.
My friend's response:
"All true and easy to lose sight of."
…part of the struggle of life. It's work to remember it.
Work at it. It pays off.
After an amazing year of exploration, compromise, adventure, kangaroos and wallabies I was reflecting on my fourth trip crossing the world about the lessons I've learned.
There were many, but one that was reinforced by travel and possibly truly learned for the first time seemed to be the most important: stop judging.
Stop judging people by their professions, possessions and looks. Determine your opinions by words and actions.
No one chooses which circumstances, locations or families they are born into.
If you stop critiquing others' lifestyle choices you remove the 'right' for them to reciprocate and hopefully you can both live more at ease.
I have many friends and family members who have totally different careers and lifestyles from mine - some of which I would never want - and I love that. Having them in my life provides me with a balanced perspective and fuels my self discovery.
After all of the life changes I have made in the past three years, know this:
My perspectives and values, needs and wants have changed. I am ever-evolving and they will continue to change. If you appreciate, care for and/or love me all the same, I will in return - and that's what life is all about.
I have a few friends who have recently gone through some difficult experiences, and one recently said that they keep thinking, "Why do bad things happen to 'good people'?"
I (think I) figured it out; at least some of it.
Bad things happen to 'good people' because they will use the grief, lessons, and understanding to help others in similar situations.
'Bad people' will turn those experiences into anger and use that energy to make others hurt or suffer in the way that they did, or worse.
Whether you think of yourself as 'good' or 'bad', in every moment of struggle you have the power to choose one; for your present and future effect on yourself (mind & body), and others.
If you're going through a tough time, know that when the situation is over or these feelings have passed or subsided, you will be stronger as a person and as a contributor to the world.
Have faith in what comforts and guides you, and, most of all, in your own strength.
Goal setting.
We have now been on the road for four weeks.
It's liberating, constantly exciting, and sometimes very frustrating.
Thus far on the adventure, we:
• left The Snowys and spent a week in Canberra, the Australian capital city
• drove to the coast and stopped in Bateman's Bay, Mystery Bay, Congo and Byron Bay
• really enjoyed Byron and stayed in the area for four days, during which we met a girl who recently left the same town in Tahoe that we did, went to her house and found she lives with our favorite bartender from our favorite Tahoe restaurant (more chance meetings)
• spent two days in Brisbane where we walked at night among artistic lights and free street DJs, toured markets, pet koalas, fed kangaroos and wallabies, and stood inches from a Cassowary
• stopped in Surfer's Paradise and Burleigh Heads on The Gold Coast
• went back to the Byron area where we stayed in a real tree house
• got back on the road and had a break down
Since we arrived in Australia, we've had lots of fun along the way and several frustrating moments, but nothing as tough as when we broke down on the side of the road, did not know the nearest town, and all devices were short on battery.
When I wanted to yell and curse myself for purchasing a car in a foreign country, A reminded me that these are all "first world" problems.
Especially given the recent events in my hometown area of New York, I am so very grateful to be safe, healthy, happy and appreciate the support of my family, friends, acquaintances and colleagues.
Consider this a thank you, and a reminder to us all to give thanks and to make the time to stop and smell the eucalyptus, especially in those frustrating moments.
I started yesterday the way I have started most since I moved to Australia: alarm, shower, decaf green tea, rolled oats, email checking, carpool with the boy into town to work from my favorite coffee shop.
When I got there, I was once again greeted by the friendly staff who call me "Green Tea Kelly" and sat at my favorite table [next to the outlet] to use some free WiFi and zone into work.
About two hours later, my laptop requested a charge and I reached into my backpack to grab the charger… which I forgot.
Since the car was now 30 minutes away with the boy at work and I needed some good exercise, I decided walk the 8 kilometers (10 minute drive) to our house so that I could appease my computer and get back to work.
[Cutting out a lot] An hour later, I decided that if I had about another hour of walking, I might as well take the scenic route nature trail, which would also keep me away from the road - a good decision since Australian drivers do not yield to pedestrians.
On the trail, I passed a mountain biker several times who finally stopped and said hello.
He is from Papa New Guinea and had seen me in town and wanted to know if I am of Pacific island decent [I'm not]. We had a great conversation for about 20 minutes about politics, culture, race, and Australia, and I found out that he is currently writing a play that is partially about New York. He has never been there, so as a native New Yorker who loves theater and is looking to bring it back into my life, we unofficially made a coffee date to discuss the play further.
After another hour I was walking in the rain and starting to get very frustrated.
I wanted to make my way to the road to hitchhike home, but paused and reminded myself that I needed the exercise, was in Australia walking among kangaroo footprints and that the sun was still shining through the water drops so I should look for a rainbow [+ hitchhiking alone = not safe].
When I finally arrived home, thirsty and tired, I felt my endorphin rewards.
I plugged in and got back to work and the rest of the day was filled with food, music, good company, great conversations, educational documentaries… and a glass of whiskey.
Taking the 'road less traveled' sometimes turns out to be a huge detour [1.5 hours longer than you thought], but if you take the scenic route and stop to enjoy the view, it's a great trip.
"Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right." - The Grateful Dead
Today I was given another reminder of what matters most in life.
Ever since I left New York, I have partially felt the need to justify my lifestyle.
Where am I living? With whom? Why? For how long?
Today I had several conversations with people that I trust that reminded me that I don't have to.
What matters is that I'm living, and I'm fortunate to be healthy and happy.
I took some time today to sit outside, connect with nature and write. I made a 'free writing' list of What Matters Most to me, and what doesn't:
Most lessons in life are not easy. Some are unfair. Some make you want to hate the entire process.
Life is hard, but it doesn't have to suck.
There will be positive and negative events in life that will drastically change you - whether it's for better or worse is up to you.
Keep what matters most to you in mind, and you'll make it through, rather successfully.
It's now been two years since I left NYC.
I wrote a post on this day last year, and want to keep reflecting.
Being from the "New York Metropolitan area", living in NYC was my wish come true.
I was excited to move to New Zealand, but leaving close friends from middle school, high school, college and the start of my career was hard.
But if I hadn't taken flight and made the big move, I certainly wouldn't be the person I am today.
People say to me/ask all the time:
"I could never do that!"
"How did you do that?"
"Did you really want to do that?"
"What was it like?"
You can.
I took a chance.
Fuck yes.
Three weeks ago, I moved to Australia.
Right before I left, a close friend asked me, in concern, if I really wanted to make the move, and if it was easy.
I told her the truth: it hasn't always been easy, but it's been amazing and the best way to get to know myself and strengthen my friendships and romantic relationship.
In the past two years, I've moved across the world twice, started new jobs, been laid off, made new friends, lost touch with old friends, and continued to travel.
I've embraced the spirit of the dragon thus far in 2012, and am continuing to focus on work that inspires me, doing more acting and writing and learning everything that I can.
I still love New York, and it will always be home, but I am thankful for the opportunity to see much more.
"We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing through. Our purpose here is to observe, to learn, to grow, to love… and then we return home." - Australian Aboriginal Proverb


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Fieri at least has some self-deprecation
unlike Bobby Flay, who goes into other people's towns to "destroy" them with some crappy combo of blue corn tortillas and mango salsa
Plus he never compliments anyone else with conviction, it's always half-hearted
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Everyone wishes they were Rick Bayless.
Just saw this update on Facebook.
Travel Channel's Man v. Food Man v. Food? How about Man v. Beer? Three Sheets is coming to Travel Channel! You may have seen Zane bar hopping across the world on Fine Living Network. Now you can catch episodes on Travel Channel Wednesdays at 11 and 11:30 E/P starting April 14th. Catch it.
I used to watch that when it was on Mojo. I didn't know it moved to a new network. Glad it's back on a channel I actually watch and look at on my guide.
Bourdain is like the Beatles. Overrated and ****ty.
Guy is just that little kid inside every man who wants to eat a 10x10 animal style.
Simply Ming and Primal Grill kick ass.
I have a huge crush on the Simply Delicioso chick, not matter what she cooks.
Wait, that's Cat Cora. Stupid tags...
Here Salty.
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First Avenue's sweet vegan paradise
By Alicia Bynum
The Upper East Side just became a little crunchier.
Fernanda Capobianco recently opened Vegan Divas Bakery at 1437 First Ave. and 75th Street featuring items that are baked with love. "Our goal is to satisfy your taste buds by using healthy and fresh ingredients," she said.
Capobianco said that the time is right for more health-conscious choices in the neighborhood since most of the vegan restaurants and bakeries are below 14th Street.
From an early age, Capobianco said she didn't like the normal carnivorous Brazilian diet in her native country. After her father died from diabetes, she decided to become vegan. Capobianco, who is married to renowned pastry chef François Payard, said vegan cooking is all about using ingredients that are made without harming animals.
"Giving individuals the option to choose products that do not harm animals and do not cause harm to their own bodies is what we aim for here," she said.
Before launching her bakery, Capobianco was a journalist as well as manager and owner of the Payard restaurant and pastry shop in Rio de Janeiro. Felipe Saint-Martin, Capobianco's Brazilian cousin, manages the shop on the Upper East Side. Saint-Martin has a background as a chef, working as head cook at Gramercy Tavern as well as head chef in the pasta department at Eataly.
She said that the initial reaction from Upper East Siders to vegan cooking was one of suspicion and presumption that they wouldn't like it. "They wouldn't even take samples," Capobianco said. But after inducing the locals to try the tasty treats, they've developed a regular clientele.
Dishes range from simple to eclectic; sweet treats such as chocolate chip cookies, doughnuts and muffins, and cakes of all varieties as well as various mousses have become best sellers. Chocolate cake is the most popular dish. Capobianco's favorite is the tofu-based ginger-vanilla ice cream.
"Baking is a science—everything has to be precise. You mess up one thing, no matter how minuscule it is, and the whole recipe can get messed up," she said.
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Wanted you to see my Sports section column today about Jeff Brantley. This Enquirering Mind wanted to know:
–Does he really eat 8 scoops of ice cream at once?
–Does he really hid UDF ice cream cartons behind the fish sticks in grocery stores?
Before you jump my case, a guy can have some fun on this job. Not every story will be a Pulitzer Prize-winning expose. Hanging out in the Reds radio booth, or spending a day with Gapper, makes this job the best at the paper.
Plus, I really enjoy Brantley's analysis and commentary on Reds radio, and he's getting better on play-by-play. Sometimes when he's solo, he still gets caught up in the excitement of a play, and doesn't make it clear if the ball is fair/fair or the batter is safe/out. Even though he could improve on his play-by-play innings (and he's got a great mentor in Marty Brennaman), he's 100 times better than Steve Stewart….
Do you agree? Are you a Cowboy fan?
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History Research - Klimperei
Some days ago I stumbled upon the Klimperei tumblr blog and some bells ringed, because I knew this name and the music from my bloody beginnings starting a DIY label and record noise at home on a 4track cassette recorder (TASCAM 414) in the mid nineties.
So that was a nice surprise to see he is still active.
Today I found this music Fanzine from around 1995 and I would say, this is a nice snapshot about being a homerecording artist, about networking and the tape trader scene as well as some visionary thoughts about new technologies and about classical music, Krautrock and what else.
I suppose this is not so interesting for everyone here, but I post this for Christophe of KLIMPEREI.
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News from the Washington DC grand jury hearing evidence about potential perjury charges against Roger Clemens continues to come out.
The Associated Press reported that the syringes, gauze pads etc. that Brian McNamee turned over to investigators were being examined at the UCLA Olympic doping lab to see if they contain Clemens' DNA.
According to a report in the Washington Post, the lab has indeed found Clemens' DNA in syringes turned over by McNamee.
Scientific tests have linked Roger Clemens's DNA to blood in syringes that a personal trainer says he used to inject the former star pitcher with performance-enhancing drugs, according to two sources familiar with the investigation.
According to the Post, the DNA tests are preliminary and "subject to verification tests," citing two sources. Those sources also told the Post that Clemens had voluntarily given a DNA sample to federal authorities.
One major question still to be answered is whether or not the syringes ever contained anabolic steroids or human growth hormone. Clemens has said that he received many vitamin B12 shots and at least one anti-inflammatory shot.
Still, the DNA results are only part of the equation. Scientists at the Anti-Doping Research Institute in Los Angeles, who were brought onto the case by authorities, are trying to determine whether the syringes ever contained steroids and human growth hormone, the sources said.
It was also reported this week that CJ Nitkowski was interviewed by federal authorities in mid January. Nitkowski has defended McNamee in the past, even telling agents that McNamee dissuaded him from using steroids in 2001. Nitkowski had trained with McNamee and on occasion along side Clemens and Andy Pettitte among others. Nitkowski has always claimed no knowledge of Clemens' (or anyone else's) use of steroids or human growth hormone.
"I have never seen Roger or Andy take any illegal performance-enhancing drugs," Nitkowski told the AP. "I have never talked to either of them about PEDs, nor do I have any firsthand knowledge of them taking any PEDs… My role has always been and continues to be someone who knew Mac well, trained with him and could speak to his character as a trainer."
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"The L Word" Recaps: Episode 5.3 "Lady of the Lake"
From giving it family style to protecting the family name — In the visiting room, Peggy explains her extended absence: She's been on a treasure hunt. For antiquities. Here's hoping you don't end up like Marion True, Peggy P., or you might join Helena in the slammer.
Helena says she doesn't have time for tales of Peggy's adventures.
Peggy: Really? Well, seems to me you've got great gobs of time, Helena.
They don't see eye-to-eye on much else, either. Helena tries to say she has learned a lot in jail, but Peggy is focused on posting her bail and getting her record expunged.
Helena: No, Mummy, I don't want that.
Peggy: No? No, Mummy? I don't want what? What? Would you try to speak like a semi-literate person, please, Helena? I know that you've been keeping rather sordid company lately, but —
Helena: I've been keeping very fine company, Mummy, and what I don't want is for you to come swanning in here, throwing your money about. I know I made a mistake. I'm quite happy to finish my time and pay my debt to society.
Peggy: Helena, pull yourself together. For God's sake, you're a Peabody.
Helena: What difference does that make?
Peggy: Peabodys don't have debts, darling. Not to anyone. And certainly not to society.
And with that, she turns and goes, leaving Helena with nothing to do but frown.
Ugh. I think I prefer the Peggy who ran off with her former fling after the Sharmen not-nuptials. This Peggy is awfully bossy.
A Big Bear morning — Bette meets Jodi's friends. They greet her warmly (a little too warmly for her taste) and encourage her to partake of their tradition of morning mojitos, but Bette's not inclined to indulge. (Remember when she tossed the tequila shot over her shoulder on the yacht?)
Michelangelo, aka Jodi's best friend, calls Bette a wuss. This guy was on Cane recently, and I didn't like him on that show either. I say "either" because I already loathe him as Michelangelo. He's the definition of arrogance. He also sorta looks like Angus on steroids.
One of the other friends says, "It's good to put a face to those grunts and groans." Yes, the whole group heard Bette and Jodi going at it last night. Bette immediately purses her lips and crosses her arms. She might be rethinking that mojito.
Bette makes an excuse about having left something in the room and quietly leaves. The others think maybe they've offended her. What? Where'd you get that idea?
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Laws of Nature.
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New Zealand-A Great Nation
Ahhh, New Zealand, one of the finest nations in the world (well, we did invent the pavlova!). We live in a motherland where the word, Kiwi, has three meanings, a bloke, a fruit, and our national bird. We have blazed sheep drifting freely around public schools, chillingly munching on the grass. We are a nation of forty million sheep. Now, that is some serious shearing. Mount Doom is the first sight we see when we lazily open the curtains in the morning. We drive through Hobbiton on our way to work, and occasionally we see hobbits slothing around and blowing smoke rings. Pretty much every kiwi has either starred in, or was an extra in the mighty film, The Lord of the Rings. Ahh, New Zealand, what a perfect middle earth.
Us kiwis love to invent ways of increasing peoples odds of visiting hospitals when on holiday. I mean, look, we did invented bungee jumping. But that's not the only way to physically endanger someone while visiting New Zealand. You can do 360s in a jet boat, jump off the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere, get bounced four stories in the air on giant rubber bands, and even roll down a big hill enclosed in a giant plastic ball. But the funny thing is you hardly ever see a Kiwi doing extreme sports. We're usually safely off to the side strapping a harness on some bewildered tourist.
I've recently visited the rainy capital city, now I have come to the understanding why we (us Kiwis) refer to the rubber boots as wellingtons. We like to call our parliament building the Beehive, because we New Zealanders are definitely busy folks, this is a bit of the bee's knees. Us folks are beyond doubt busiest during the summer. We uncover our barbeques, scrape off last year's grease and grime and chuck on some bangers and patties on it. Whether it's in the back yard or the beach, it's usually the blokes seen standing around the barbecue, and this is probably the only time that we see them cook.
Practically every kiwi bloke knows how to do the Haka. But no one does it better than the All blacks. It's our national religion rugby team. New Zealand has the most superior rugby team in the world. No matter how good the All Blacks are, everyone has an opinion on what they could do better. For Kiwi blokes, wearing a black woollen singlet and a pair of gumboots is a tradition among fashion conscious Kiwi males. Walk into town, and I guarantee you can even see Kiwi blokes wearing their trusty black singlet and gumboots for an outing. The almighty black singlet is warm, covers up sweat from hard manual work, and best of all its sleeveless for freer movement. You can't live without one.
You can't get anymore more Kiwi than fish 'n' chips. Deep fried fish coated in batter with fried chips as thick as your finger, wrapped up steaming in last week's newspaper. It all cost next to nothing and was found in every street corner. This is pretty much what we Kiwis enjoy at least once a week. Walk into any Kiwis house, and you are bound to find a copy of a well thumbed Edmonds Cook Book. It's the Bible of every kitchen, handed down to so son and daughter as they move out to pursuit into flatting life.
We are loved and known for our unique Kiwi life style and this is what makes us Kiwi and this is what defines our culture. Aotearoa is certainly the perfect middle earth.
Bright Park :D
This is my version of the hit Beatles song "Here, There, And every where"
This is my second favourite Beatles song, followed by yesterday
This acoustic recording isnt as good, as i havent praticed much
This is dedicated to one of my dedicated followers, Meg
I litlery recorded this like 5 min ago, lol
theres some little mistakes and little pauses halfway through, but
I hope everyone enjoys it :D
My arrangement of "Yesterday" on acoustic guitar, originally written by Paul McCartney
Recorded months ago and never got around to upload it
You might have to pump up your volume..
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- A picture of something you hate.
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- Write with your elbow.
- A picture of you doing something weird but funny.
- A picture of your friends being silly.
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I was really sick in the past 2 days,
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The Lying Game #2: Never Have I Ever (eBook)
The Lying Game #2: Never Have I Ever (eBook)
My perfect life was a lie.
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And my killer is watching her every move.
I remember little from my life, just flashes and flickers, so all I can do is follow along as Emma tries to solve the mystery of my disappearance. But the deeper she digs, the more suspects she uncovers. It turns out my friends and I played a lot of games—games that ruined people's lives. Anyone could want revenge . . . anyone could want me—and now Emma—dead.
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Arrested were Janeen Laverne Campbell and Terry Donald Woodrum.
Detectives said Carl Brown, 44, 48863 Bermont Rd., asked the Bread of Life Mission in Punta Gorda for two people to assist him in loading 2,000 watermelons. Campbell and Woodrum were driven to Brown's home on June 15 and loaded his 2004 Dodge truck and trailer. The next day all three drove to Englewood to sell to a man for $1,100 cash. Brown, Campbell and Woodrum then proceeded to spend the night at Brown's friend's condo at Angler's Resort, 1385 Gulf Blvd., Englewood.
Deputies were called out that night to report Brown was found bleeding and said he was hit in the face with a pipe and robbed of his money, ring, keys and truck. Deputies said Brown refused EMS treatment and was too intoxicated to give details of what happened at the condo. Detectives found blood splattered on the floor, walls and a blood soaked towel in the shower inside the condo.
The next day, June 17, Brown called CCSO from his home and wanted to talk to detectives about what happened at the Englewood Condo; he also reported his house trailer on Bermont Road had been broken into. A generator and chain saw were stolen and he found a wallet belonging to Campbell inside the trailer. Total value of items stolen was set at $18,110; this included cash, ring, generator, chain saw and his truck.
Detectives issued warrants for Campbell and Woodrum's arrest. The CCSO Warrant Squad tracked the couples location to Kenansville and based on information they provided, OCSO deputies located and arrested them at a Walmart in St. Cloud. Brown's stolen truck was recovered by Glades County Sheriff's Office. Campbell and Woodrum were returned and booked into the Charlotte County Jail. Both were charged with Robbery and Grand Theft. Bond was set at $30,000 for Woodrum and $15,000 for Campbell and have not posted bond.


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Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 5:00pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:30pm Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - midnight Saturday Brunch: 11:00am - 2:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
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- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Consistently voted one of the best restaurants in Northeast Florida, bb's restaurant and bar never ceases to please and surprise the palate of discerning diners, locals, and visitors alike. We are conveniently located in Jacksonville's South Bank Area, mere minutes from Historic San Marco and the downtown business district. Our award-winning wine list, creative daily specials and house-made desserts will have you return for more. Whether you are seeking a groovy place to unwind after work, or one world cuisine with an eclectic flare before enjoying an evening at the symphony, bb's restaurant and bar is definitely the place to be.Continued
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- Food4.3Service4.3
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fit for foodies (61)neighborhood gem (51)special occasion (45)great for lunch (38)notable wine list (29)romantic (27)hot spot (24)good for groups (18)vibrant bar scene (11)late-night find (11)great for brunch (9)great for outdoor dining (5)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (4)Show More
- luv2dineluvgreatserviceDined on 10/21/2014This is a great place for business luncheon as well as after work happy hour and appitzers... Great place to dine for anniversary, birthdays, business clinents... After hours for desserts and coffee. The food here is wonderful! and the wait staff does not get any better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeAaroninho13Dined on 10/18/2014The service was perfect and the food was incredible. The dessert just even made it more enjoyable. I would come back here every other week!Special Features:
- A Hot Spot for sure!BHolbrookJax7Dined on 10/17/2014My husband and I decided to dine at BB's since we were headed downtown (from the beaches) to see the Garth Brooks concert (and we had a Teal Deal's which is always a plus). We haven't been to BB's in years, but so glad that we went. The service was phenomenal - our server (and I wish now I remembered his name) knew that we only had an hour before having to head to the concert. We ordered two appetizers - the stuffed bruschetta and the crab cakes. Both were delicious. My husband ordered the flounder dish and it was a very nice portion and beautiful presentation . He loved it. I had the chicken dish with the au gratin potatoes (which I rarely have and I shared). The chicken was moist and tasty, as well as the potatoes. Just fantastic!Special Features:
- Consistently a quality lunch spotGroovyDined on 10/17/2014The food and service are consistently of high quality. The restaurant can be a little tightly packed and loud at lunch, if you want to engage in a private conversation.Special Features:
- GroovycarolDined on 10/16/2014A delightful recommendation from our cab driver when we asked him to take us to either BB or river Marina. Great Prix fixe menu with solid alternatives and good wines. Incredible desserts and simply excellent.Special Features:
- Nice Dinner OutDawneDined on 10/16/2014We went for our daughter's 21st birthday. The wine and mixed drinks were very good, and our server was knowledgeable about the wine list. We had a cheese plate as an appetizer, and it was fantastic. The server anticipated our need for more bread. We then ordered from the Prix Fixe menu, and split the appetizer, dinner & dessert between the three of us. Nobody left hungry, but it might have been the two bottles of wine ... Daughter's birthday recognition was low-key and classy -- just a "Happy Birthday" written prettily in chocolate sauce on her dessert plate. No singing/clapping servers, happily. Parking lot on site with free parking. We enthusiastically recommend bb's for a nice night out in Jacksonville!Special Features:
- Dinner with friendsGigiDined on 10/11/2014It's always enjoyable to dine at bb's. Food is always delicious and service attentive. My other 3 dinner companions enjoyed their dinners very much and the fried green tomatoes "blt" appetizer was outstanding as always. My dinner this time was not as tasty as usual. I had the cobia dinner and it really didn't have much flavor and the cobia did not taste fresh. I was disappointed, which is the first time ever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- finediningDined on 10/10/2014The service and meal were excellent! This is a great restaurant to celebrate a special occasion.Special Features:
- Food is goodExquisiteDined on 10/10/2014All is really good and the portions are big and the prices are reasonables I loved the coconut cakeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BESTGREATDined on 10/9/2014Food - Fabulous Beau (waiter) the BEST Did I mention food is Yummy? Leave room for dessert - OUT OF THIS WORLD! Bread Pudding, cakes...sooO good...they are GREAT!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding new findDianeplus2Dined on 10/8/2014This was my whole parties first time dining with the restaurant and we definitely were not disappointed. We didn't have to wait at all and they noted that we did have reservations right when we walked in. The waiter was very professional and knew his material. There were 3 people in our party so each of us ate one of each of the options on the special menu. The food was delicious! I ate the salad for by appetizer, for my main course I ate the chief's pasta which was amazing, the flourless rocky road cake was a little to rich for me but the bread pudding was outstanding! I really enjoyed my time. Thank you for the great hospitality.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/8/2014My girlfriend and I celebrated my birthday with dinner at bb's. The food was very delicious. We enjoyed the grilled salmon salad and we snacked on crab cakes. Mallory was a dynamic waitress. She was so friendly and accommodating. She made our visit quite enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ConfuseddubealoneDined on 10/3/2014The staff was very accommodating as we arrived early for our reservation. We appreciated that. My husband's dinner was very good, the salad as well that we shared. Mine was confusing, it tasted okay but the description did not match the plate at all. I would not have ordered it if I had seen the dish. Pork loin is not a flat-iron cut. I think they are a little "frou-frou" in their descriptions of the dinners. That being said, I will go back for appetizers and small plates as well as pizza. It was also very noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Many good places: bb's our favoriteJaxJMDined on 10/3/2014My wife and I have lived in Jacksonville for almost three decades now, and we've had the chance to sample many nice restaurants- Marker 34, Bistro Aix, La Cena, Taverna- but our go-to favorite is bb's. It is a wonderful blend of fun and fancy, of fine and casual dining. The food is magnificent, the service attentive but never intrusive, and while it's not cheap it's priced fairly for the level of food and experience. The only caution I would give is that it's small, and the sleek, clean, modern interior can cause it to be a little loud. To me, that translates as a "fun" vibe, but those who want to be able to whisper at dinner might choose somewhere else. Oh, and save room for dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a winnerDivemastermarkDined on 9/30/2014It was the first visit for my date, but I'm pretty sure we'll be going back. As always, the menu is inventive and appealing. Service is always attentive and every visit to the table comes with a smile. Don't forget to save room for dessert!Special Features:
- BB'sHannahDined on 9/27/2014This was our first dining experience at bb's. We had a late night dinner after the symphony, sat outside in the quietness of the evening with beautiful music, had fantastic wine at great prices, and indulged in well prepared and beautifully presented small dishes, all of which were quite pleasing to the palate!! We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good with one negativeOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/27/2014The food and service here were great. It was a little loud but I can overlook that downside. The one negative is that the restaurant added an 18% tip on my bill and my party was only 3 people. I normally tip 20% so the server missed out. I just do not understand the automatic tip on such a small party.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014BB's is always super delicious and has fantastic wait staff. I have been going to BB's and its sister restaurant Biscotti's since opening. Their salads are my favorite and it is a great place for a girls lunch. I am excited to have them catering my upcoming wedding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 9/26/2014Very good spot before a show or concert. You can dine lite or a full meal with wonderful food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and service-a little loudPeteDined on 9/20/2014I've been there several times for lunch but this was my first time for dinner. The food and service were very good, but it was very loud in the restaurant.Special Features:
- Great Food. Bad Service.IlovetoDineDined on 9/16/2014We where not greeted when we walked in. Some kid with some weird mustache who wasn't very outgoing finally came up to us. He seemed agitated when we asked him for a window seat. Service was even worse. We had been to Biscotti's many times with great service, this was different. It took ten minutes to be greeted. Server didn't introduce himself, didn't go over the menu, didn't refill drinks, and didn't prebuss at all. We where the first ones in the restaurant and it wasn't busy at all. Go to Biscotti's, much better service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Favorite RestaurantJamesDined on 9/13/2014I love this place. The food was very creative and just flat out delicious! Service was great too. Definitely my new favorite restaurant in Jacksonville. We'll be back soon.Special Features:
- Chelsea's reviewChelsDined on 9/12/2014I planned a night out with friends here on a Friday night. We were seated right away and our server was awesome. Good food/drinks. Will be coming back.Special Features:
- Candyb40CandyDined on 9/6/2014Went here for our anniversary dinner. Place is small and and tables are very close. We could hear everyone's conversation around us. Not a romantic setting at all. Food and service as excellent. I do not recommend this place for special occasions or a romantic dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/6/2014Excellent food quality and presentation. So very well done and Mallory was thoughtful provided outstanding service to us. BBs is a great special occasion restaurant.Special Features:
- Best cake on earth-always friendlyJaxmomDined on 9/5/2014We were running a bit late. The rain was pouring down cats and dogs. So we missed our reservation by about 15 minutes or so. But the staff tried hard to make sure we didn't have to stand around a long time. They even brought a table inside from their outside dining area. It was perfect --- right by the gorgeous display of cakes larger than should be permitted. We splurged and once again had a wonderful dining experience.Special Features:
- Delectable Eats!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/2/2014I have dined at BB's twice and both experiences were perfect. Delicious food, irresistible desserts, great atmosphere and amazing service!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceToozieDined on 8/29/2014We enjoyed our meal here. Very cozy and stylish place. Our steaks were cooked just like we ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Atmosphere Good FoodJaxgourmet2014Dined on 8/23/2014I enjoyed the lively spirit and friendliness of the restaurant. We enjoyed a fun laid back girls night. The grilled chicken sandwich was juicy and flavorful. My friend's crab cake was full of tender crab and cooked to perfection . I will definitely go back. Our server Leah was knowledgeable and funSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Very Goodlike2eatDined on 8/22/2014Small and loud but very good food and great dessertsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Incredible mealbarnguyVIPDined on 8/18/2014One if the best meals we've had in the south as we traveled in GA and FL. Menu changes regularly so definitely worth a return tripSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love BB'sMuloRomanoDined on 8/16/2014The food ia amazing and the service is awesome. I went to Eat Up Downtown JacksonvilleSpecial Features:
- TERRIBLE MEALTERRIBLEDined on 8/16/2014Terrible meal...Mine and my other guests' grouper was served basically raw...i sent it back and it still came back raw...a good chef would of properly cooked our meal the first time. The waiter seemed mad we didn't eat it..Really bad meal.Special Features:
- Bb's exceeded every expectationBigkeeksDined on 8/14/2014I brought my girlfriend here to celebrate a year and a half, and I was a little worried after booking that we would be overdressed or that the atmosphere wasn't going to be romantic enough. I was pleasantly surprised when we walked into the dining room which is causally elegant. Our server Chris was very polite, enthusiastic and gave us some appropriate recommendations which we were happy to take. He was there to fill our glasses right on time and set the table before each course. We both got the 3 course prixe fixe, my girlfriend had the half chicken and I had the pork flat iron. Both were delicious, and the portions were more than adequate. However the best part may have been the homemade desserts! We will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but no WOW!JRJAXFLDined on 8/12/2014We have tried bb's a half dozen times over the years and thought we'd try it one more time. Food was all competent - but nothing memorable or something that you would have to come back for. Needs improvement in seasoning overall. However there is one exception - desserts - both our crossiant bread pudding with ice cream and the cheese cake were very good. Would stop for dessert and after dinner drinks. Love the feel of the restaurant.
- Great for Brunch-Better for DinnerGoBeach56Dined on 8/9/2014We've always eaten here for brunch or lunch but decided to try it out for dinner. Glad we did. Everything was exceptional. All the main entrees had very unique - but delicious - combinations of ingredients. At our table we had the Wahoo, duck and flat-iron pork entrees. Be sure to save room for desserts - the world's biggest slices! BBs has got a good thing going - whether it's lunch, brunch or dinner. Service was good but be sure and make reservations - things get a little crowded for dinner.Special Features:
- BB's is greatBBsisgreatDined on 8/9/2014I took my older teen daughters for brunch on our way in to Jacksonville, on the advice of my husband who has been raving about it for years! We made a reservation for lunch but didn't need it @11am on a Saturday. Everything was really great. The polenta sticks appetizer really stood out. It's got a cool atmosphere, and I'd recommend it to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My Wifes favorite restaurant.tomdidDined on 8/8/2014The food is a little fancy for my tastes but everything was delicous. Often in places like this the portions are small but not here. I left stuffed to the gills. I deffinetly would recomend this restaurant to freinds, family and strangers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foodsuzanneDined on 8/7/2014We had eaten here for lunch about a year ago. We decided to try it for an anniversary dinner. (We were in town for the Jaguar pre-season game.) We were not disappointed. We tried one of their specialty cocktails...the cucumber mojito is to DIE for! And as full as we were we had to have a dessert. Hard to resist as the dessert case is in the restaurant. I highly recommend this restaurant, for lunch and/or dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BB'sDMacDined on 8/2/2014This was my first time at BB's and the food was very good! I have to make special mention about the dessert choices that are out of this world and surely a diet wrecker! Our server was very attentive and the atmosphere was very pleasant. I will definitely go again!Special Features:


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