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Quotes From Students:
"After your class, my family thought I was a Bagel God!"
-Anonymous Student from Evergreen, CO
At this time, our class offerings are heavily slanted towards bread classes, but we are adding other classes as demand and time allow. If you don't see a class you'd like to take, please use the contact us page and tell us about the class you'd like to see us offer. We'll think about it, and if we decide to offer it and you were the first to suggest it, we'll let you take it free.
If you want a special class, check out our information on retreats and workshops.
With each class, you'll get a cookbook that Mike wrote for the class. Each cookbook comes with Our Limited Lifetime Subscription of free updates. When we re-offer the class with new recipes, you'll get the new recipes in your email intray.
At this time, we are redoing all our classes so they will only be 4 hours long. The plus side of that is that students will take home twice as much bread (or food). If you've been reluctant to take a class because they take too long, we understand. Now we're shorter! Faster! Leaner! Cleaner! Keener! (More irrelevant and disjointed adjectives will be added later in a weak attempt to pretend we understand marketing.)
With that out of the way, here's a list of our classes:
Introduction to Sourdough Bread Baking - this class is aimed at someone who has some bread baking experience. We'll take your bread making skills to the next level, teaching you how to make good breads with sourdough. You'll make two or three kinds of sourdough breads, and a sourdough pizza for lunch. You'll learn how to care for a starter, how to feed a starter, how to tell when your starter is ready for use and how to convert existing recipes into sourdough recipes. You'll take home the breads you baked, your pizza leftovers, our very popular sourdough cookbook, and a jar of sourdough starter so you can put your skills to work at home.
Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
Mastering Flavorful Breads Several baking teachers have said the baker's job is to unlock the flavor in the ingredients. In this class, you'll learn how to use preferments to shatter the lock! Preferments are the techniques that let a baker unlock the flavors in the ingredients and make breads that are vibrant with flavor. You'll learn how to make autolyse, biga and poolish. You'll learn what those words mean. You'll learn how to convert existing recipes into recipes that use preferements. We'll revisit sourdough and examine it a bit more. You'll make three different breads using different pre-ferments. At the end of the class, you'll go home with the breads you made, your focaccia or pizza leftovers, and our very popular "Advanced Baking Techniques with Preferments" cookbook.
At the end of this class, you'll feel pretty good about all you did and all you learned!
Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
BagelMania! - Oh, the bagels you'll make! classic dense, chewy New York Style bagels, the kind that have been harder and harder to find as the old bagel makers retire, leaving the city at the mercy of people who make sweet, soft, textureless things that resemble doughnuts more than bagels. People like Lender's and H&H. At the end of the class, you'll go home with the bagels, bagel dough to boil and bake, and our very popular "Back To Bagels" cookbook. One person who took this class told us that his family thinks he's a "bagel god" now. Perhaps you'll join the ranks of Bagel dieties too!
This is a fun 4 hour class.
Afternoon Tea With The Averys - some people say afternoon tea is an English affair. Others say it is more an American event. I really don't care. I intend to enjoy afternoon tea even if it was introduced by Bugs Bunny's buddy Marvin the Martian! It's civilized, it's elegant, and most of all it's fun. Afternoon tea is a light meal - finger sandwiches, biscuits (or cookies to us Americans) and other sweets. Tea will, of course, be served. The idea is more of an elegant afternoon snack than a meal. In this class, we'll bake some nice white bread, some nice biscuits (cookies if you prefer), make some curd, prepare ingredients, and then make finger sandwiches with our fresh bread. We'll set the table properly, and then we'll make tea. Once the preparations are finished, gentlemen will don jackets and ties (if they haven't already), we'll shoo off the servants so we can talk about anything we'd like and we'll have tea. This is usually a 4 hour class, though it can take longer depending on how much people talk during tea. Remember to be civil... serious discussions of religion and politics are discouraged, but discussions of whose car is parked next door are fine, if presented with wit.
Chances are you won't take any food home, just some happy memories and a cookbook. To paraphrase Mark Twain, "Too much of anything is bad, but too much tea is just enough!"
Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time. If you would like someone special to attend the tea with you, but not the class, please notify us before hand. If we have room, we will be glad to accommodate you, and your special someone. (The teatime shown is a very light tea, when we have class, we'll take a picture of the real thing, maybe even with real students in the picture!)
Simple Simon Became A Pieman - if you put it in a crust, it's a pie. And that gives the baker such a broad palette to work with! In the spring, summer and fall come a bounty of fresh, local produce. Peaches, strawberries, blackberries, apples, cherries, rhubarb, grapes and apricots all have their day in the sun, and on our table. In the winter there are dried, frozen and canned fruits. And one can make savory pies as well! Steak pies, vegetable pies, pies that are the main course of a meal, or an entire meal in themselves. Mix eggs, cheese and other savory ingredients, and you've got a quiche (or as Alton Brown reminds us, "a cheese pie"). Simple Simon feels real men (AND women) MAKE quiche! And eat it too!
There are so many kinds of pies to make! Dairy ingredients come into their own when you're talking about cream pies and custard pies.
Pies come in all sizes too. Large pies to share with family or friends, small pies to serve one person. We offer this class any time we feel like we haven't been getting our minimum recommended pie quota, and often make whatever pies we've been longing for.
Sometimes we use great produce from local farmers markets. We make pies, tarts, tarte tatin, empanadas, pot pies and more. This class runs about 4 hours. You'll leave with pies, tarte tatins, empanadas - whatever goodies we whip up.
Rather than the usual lunch we serve in class, we usually have afternoon coffee with pies. If the pies call out for it, we also have whipped cream. And for those who have never whipped real cream, we demonstrate how to whip cream - once you've had the real thing, you'll never go back to the stuff in a can or tub.
Whole grain breads - Some people seem to think I'm a white bread kinda guy. Not at all. I just insist that whole grain breads taste good or I won't eat them. It's not an unfair test, it's the same test I apply to all breads, and in fact all foods, that I eat.
In this class, we're going to focus on whole grain breads that taste good, ways to get a good rise out of whole grains and unlocking the flavor of the breads. We'll be revisiting a lot of familiar techniques from earlier classes and reapplying them to a new set of ingredients.
If you love whole grains, or if you just have a dreary certainty that your life will be healthier if you eat them, you'll want to take this class!
You'll go home with three breads we baked in class, the breads you made but did not bake in class, leftovers from your whole grain lunch and your copy of our whole grain cookbook.
Savory Breads - In most of my classes I focus on unlocking the flavors in flour to make rich flavorful breads.
But there is a broader world beyond breads made with the "big 4"of flour, water, salt and riser. We'll make a killer Italian Appetizer bread, an addictive New Mexico style green chille bread, and either a jalapeno-cheddar bread I call "Pepper Belly" a totally over the top garlic-cheddar bread I call "garlic head." or our signature all-natural three color bread made with exciting vegetable and spice combinations.
You'll take home the three breads we baked in class, the breads you made but did not bake in class, any leftovers from your flavored dough pizza and your copy of our flavored breads cookbook.
Holiday Baking - Have you ever noticed how many holidays have specific foods that are indelibly identified with holiday at a very visceral level? And each country and culture has its own culinary traditions. In this constantly changing class, offered near many major holidays, we'll make Christmas, Lenten, Easter, and Thanksgiving specialties from around the world. Panetone, Stollen, Christmas cookies from around the world, figgy pudding and more. We're very open to suggestions for special holiday baked goods you remember and would like to make (if only Aunt Martha hadn't taken the recipe to the grave with her!) We're still waffling about Halloween - most of the baked goodsfor Halloween are pretty cheesy - bad batter in a character pan covered with strangely colored icing. If we can find something that isn't cheesy (or that is cheesy in a cool way), we'll reconsider Halloween. You'll take home at least three baked goods, plus leftovers from whatever seasonal meal we come up with for the holiday in question. Oh, yeah, AND the cookbook too. Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
Gluten Free Baking - have you ever had a store bought gluten free bread? Most are even worse than store bought wheat breads. Lifeless with all the flavor of stale cardboard, and with a texture to match. We think if you have to avoid gluten, it should be as little a pennance as possible. When we were starting our bakery we looked into gluten free breads and made some great breads - no one in our tasting panel noticed they weren't regular breads. Sadly, to make them safely for people with gluten sensitivities would have meant opening a second, separate, bakery. So we stopped making those wonderful breads.
In this class, we'll make a gluten free pie crust (and pie), gluten free biscuits and two gluten free breads. We'll talk about how to select grains for bread making, and how to make the gluten free breads hold togther to make a bread. Because these breads rise quickly, we'll make and bake our breads in class, and still get out of class just after lunch.
You'll take home a pie, biscuits, two loaves of bread, and our gluten free cookbook. Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
Sourdough quickbreads and cakes - more often than not, people think about raising breads with sourdough as if it were another form of yeast. And it does that very well.
However, when sourdough starter gets very sour, it can be used with baking soda to make quickbreads and cakes, in much the same way as buttermilk and baking soda.
In this class, we'll make a cake, some cupcakes, some muffins, and some biscuits. For lunch, we'll have biscuits and gravy (Mike will make his famous sausage gravy - there will be other biscuit fixin's for vegetarians.)
You'll take home the cake, muffins or cupcakes, and any of your leftover biscuits. And, yeah, the cookbook too.
Rye breads - are a lot like Ford's. You either love 'em or hate 'em. I grew up with them and love them.
In this class, we'll make three rye breads and learn the techiques you need to master to make good rye breads. We'll talk about the kinds of rye flours that used to be available and how to find 'em or make do with what you can find.
You'll leave with three loaves of rye bread you made and baked.
Lunch will be a German spin on a bread and onion soup. It's fast, it's easy and it's delicious! You'll also have a copy of our rye bread cookbook
This is a five to six hour class. Rye breads rise quickly, so we haven't been able to work out the timing to make this an express class.
Croissants, Danish and Brioche - Every time I think about giving this class, I put on three pounds.
So few people have had GOOD croissants. Rich butter taste, rich fermentation flavors, caramelization from being fully baked, a texture that explodes into shards of crust in your mouth but still melts in your mouth.
Does it sound like I like croissants? We'll make the very similar Danish. And then, just in case you haven't gone into butter shock, we'll make some brioche.
We'll make filled and plain croissants, petits pains au chocolat (the classic after-school treat for French school children, though almost everyone enjoys them), several flavors of Danish pastries and Brioche. For lunch we'll have savory filled croissants and coffee.
You'll be taking home the croissants, Danish and brioche you made, along with a cookbook.
Flatbreads - in every part of the world, except here in the United States, the breads of the people are flabreads.
Naan, tortillas, pita bread, lavash bread, lavash crackers, and nan-e barbari are just scratching the surface.
In this class, we'll make three of these breads, and we'll make a traditional lunch with one of these breads. You'll leave with three breads, a cookbook, and the certainty that you can make these breads at home. Easily, quickly and without special ovens or equipment.
German breads - I have to admit that I have a special place in my heart for German breads. Yeah, it's due to my mom. It was what I grew up with. And I think it's a real pity that these breads are so frequently overlooked.
We tend to think "French" any time we think of good breads. But, there's a big world of bread out there.
Anyway..... we're going to make a grainy, seedy rye infused bread, a mixed wheat and rye bread, and what many people think is the signature bread of Germany, Brotchen.
For lunch, we'll have currywurst with Brotchen. (Please let us know if you're a vegetarian so we can get some vegetarian bratwurst for your lunch).
You'll take home the breads you made and baked and the classes cookbook.
French breads - are what most people think of when they think of fine breads. And French breads do an amazing job of delivering the taste of their ingredients.
Many of the techniques French bakers use are copied around the world. So, we're going to copy some French techniques and breads too.
We're making several varieties of baguettes, and a huge Miche.
We'll focus on getting the dough right, we'll focus on how to form the baguettes so they are right - nice and straight. When it's not done well, the baguette looks like a snake that swallowed a rat. We work on avoiding that fate. Then we work on slashing the baguettes.
Lunch? Let's see what we can do with the baguettes while the Miche is baking. You'll take home the baguettes you made, the miche, our cookbook and new skills.
Italian breads - at their best are delightful! - So, let's delight ourselves with a nice ciabatta, a few great focaccia, and another Italian bread.
We'll have ciabatta and olive oil and a flavored focaccia for lunch. In Italy, we'd have some nice wine with lunch, but we really can't serve wine to our students, so you'll have to imagine or bring your own bottle.
You'll take home the ciabatta, focaccia and other breads you made, any leftovers from lunch and the class cookbook.
Steak House Rock - Many people hold steak houses in a level of reverence we have trouble understanding. With a bit of knowledge and care, you can make meals as delightful as any you'll find in a steak house.
In this class, we'll cover how to find and select good quality meat, four ways to cook a steak to steak house standards - whether you're cooking for two or a gathering, how to prepare standby - and special - steak house side dishes and desserts, how to find a good wine and even how to set the table and serve the meal.
You can have the steak houe experience at home. And probably for less than you'd leave as a tip for the waiter.
At the end of the class, you'll eat the steaks, side dishes and desserts. . You'll take home the experience you've gained cooking a steak house quality meal, the class cookbook and maybe some leftovers (this is a class that doesn't often have leftovers!)
C ost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
Note - due to the cost of materials for this class, we may have to raise the price in the near future. We're looking at 4 Ribeye or NewYork Strip Steaks with all the fixins, and that makes this the most expensive class we offer.
Pasta Party - We love pasta almost as much as bread. And that's saying a lot!
In this class, we'll make pasta - taking it from a sack of flour to the table.
We'll make spaghetti and fettucine, we'll make pasta dough and turn it into ravioli. We'll make sauces.
And then we'll finish the class by enjoying our creations.
You'll take home pasta you've made, our class cookbook and the experience you've gained making pasta and sauces.
Cost - Our regular price is $100, but our web special is $75.00 for the first person in your party, with discounts for a additional people booking classes at the same time.
Workshops and Retreats - whether you are looking for a fun afternoon with friends or co-workers, a multi-day team building exercise, or a spiritual retreat, we find that baking and breaking bread together helps meet those goals.
All our workshops and retreats are designed and brought together for your special needs, from the breads or other goods that are baked to the message that we impart.
We can have retreats at our facilities or yours. We are happy to work with your spiritual advisors or management consultants to put together just the right event for you.
Just use the "Contact Us" and let us know what you're looking for.
Our Limited Lifetime Subscription - Many people ask us what we mean by our "limited lifetime subscription." This subscription will entitle you to any and all updates we make to the book(s) you are subscribed to as long as we continue to update the books. We do not guarantee that there will be updates to the books, just that you will receive them if you fulfill the terms of the limited lifetime subscription. If either you or we die, that is an obvious end to the subscription. We will not assign the subscription to your heirs and assigns, and can not guarantee that our heirs will continue this venture. If, for any reason, you do not keep us updated as to your email address, we can not maintain your subscription. If you let us know about any changes to your email address before your old email address is cancelled, we will gladly change your email address in our records at no charge. However, if your subscription is cancelled because your email address changed, you did not notify us that your address had changed, and our email server dropped your old address, we will reinstate your subscriptions for a $5.00 fee.


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My Parents Had a Party
The German capital is one of the planet's great party cities, where your every dream and darkest desire has been turned into a three-story nightclub with a merciless door policy. Sadly, everybody in the world knows this, so the only thing worse than the stupid fucking lines outside the clubs are the infuriating tourists within them. Here's how to avoid pissing off the locals and convince everyone that you're ein Berliner.
Jump to sections by using the index below:
Legacy of the Squatters | May Day, Refugee Strikes and Neo-Nazis | Berlin's Immigrants
'B-stylers' Are Japanese Teens Who Want to Be Black
Dutch photographer Desiré van den Berg has spent the past seven months traveling around Asia. She lives in Hong Kong at the moment but when she was in Tokyo, back in December 2013, she met Hina, a 23-year-old who works at a trendy Tokyo boutique called Baby Shoop. Hina's shop has the tagline "Black for life." She describes its products as "a tribute to Black culture; the music, the fashion, and style of dance."
Hina's appearance is also loyal to what the Japanese call "B-style"—a contraction of the words "Black" and "Lifestyle" that refers to a subculture of young Japanese people who love American hip-hop culture so much that they do everything in their power to look as African American as possible.
I called up Desiré to find out more about her time photographing Hina and her gang.
VICE: How did you meet Hina?
Desiré van den Berg: She appeared in a documentary about B-style a couple of years back, which I happened to watch. This is what got me interested in the culture. It took a lot of effort, but I eventually got in touch with her on Facebook, through other B-stylers. I said I wanted to take photos of her, and she actually thought that was pretty cool. It was all a bit of a hassle though, because Hina and the other B-stylers didn't speak a single word of English. We needed a translator both to make an appointment and at the actual first meeting, too.
How does that work in terms of translating rap lyrics?
Hina speaks some English but not fluently. She does like to use some English slang when she speaks Japanese with her B-style friends, like finishing a sentence with "man" or using bad words like "motherfucker" jokingly.
Can MDMA Make You Racist?
You don't have a lot of time for rational thought after dropping a pill. Three Mitsis in and you're almost entirely preoccupied with finding out what people's scarves feel like, or trying to focus on literally anything through your rapidly flickering eyes. So you'd have thought that amid all the euphoria and heart palpitations there surely wouldn't be space to get hung up on the ethnicity of the people around you.
It turns out, however, that the brain's biochemistry during a blissed-out club night may not be too dissimilar from its status at a KKK rally. This is thanks to a hormone called oxytocin, which has been described by many as "the love hormone" or the "cuddle drug." The hormone has been linked to developing trust between mother and child during breast feeding, and between partners after intercourse. Its release is also triggered by MDMA, and that loved-up feeling you get after swallowing a pill has been attributed to the effects the hormone has on the brain.
However, research by professor Carsten de Dreu at the University of Amsterdam showed in 2011 that oxytocin had a slightly more sinister side. His experiments revealed that what many thought of as the "moral molecule" actually contributed to what scientists euphemistically refer to as "ethnocentrism," or what the layman would call racism.
Participants in de Dreu's study were presented with a dilemma in which they had to deny one person access to a lifeboat in order to save five others. In the double-blind experiment, Dutch men were given either oxytocin via a nasal spray or a placebo. The results showed that those taking oxytocin were more likely to spare men with Dutch names while sacrificing those with Muslim- or German-sounding names. For those who were given the placebo, however, the name of the potential victim didn't matter.
Lithuania's rural discos are like pagan rituals with smoke machines and lasers
French Drag Queen Dance Battles
Voguing is an urban dance inspired by model poses in the pages of Vogue, where dancers gather to compete in Voguing "battles." Following its creation in 1980s New York, the movement has spread to France, thanks to the success of singers like Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Beyonce.
Paris-based Lasseindra is one of the main drag queen leaders of the movement. She started competing in dance battles and organizing competitions at a young age. She was quickly recruited by House of Ninja, one of the most famous Voguing collectives.
VICE met with Lasseindra to talk about being black, a drag queen, and a Voguing superstar.
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Ibiza Looked Just As Fun Before the Ravers Came
Before the crap ecstasy and Paul Oakenfold, Ibiza was something else entirely: a sleepy Balearic island known for being the favored vacation destination of famous, wealthy hippies hoping to escape the exhausting stresses of making music for a living. There was, however, a short period of change between the boho years and the Ibiza Uncovered era—a span of time that last roughly from the mid-1970s until the late-80s.
During that time, instead of being overrun by tourists getting dressed up in their best pair of shorts to hurl $15 at a luminous bottle of drink in Pacha, Ibiza Town was full of beautiful European people wearing weird clothes and dancing around in open-air nightclubs. It was a bit like Berlin was in the 2000s but with glorious, blazing sunlight and sandy beaches rather than Arctic winds and stern Soviet architecture.
Photographer Derek Ridgers happened to be on a family holiday in Ibiza in 1983 when he came across all these European club kids, and fresh from photographing London's skinheads, he trained his camera upon them. For whatever reason, no publications would buy his photos at the time, so they'd been sitting around unseen for decades until he dug them out and put them on display this month as part of the ICA's "Ibiza: Moments in Love" exhibition.
I gave Derek a call to chat about his pictures.
The Dying Art of Belly Dancing in Conservative Egypt
At the Scheherezade club in Cairo's downtown district, five paying customers and a dozen staff sat and gawped as the belly dancer shimmied across the stage, amid the peeling paint, chipped murals and dusty faux chandeliers of what used to be a very grand dance hall. The atmosphere is awkward and sad. When a member of the audience threw a handful of Egyptian pounds in the air, the club owner swiftly appeared and scooped it all up. When someone tucked a big bill into the dancer's dress, she promptly handed it over to the aging pimp-like crooner on stage.
There's no glitz or glamor in sight, only a tired and depressed-looking dancer doing one of the few things that might earn an uneducated woman a lot of money in Egypt. (Top dancers can earn up to $2000 to perform at a wedding.)
The past three years have been tough in general for most Cairo entertainers.
The Anna Nicole Smith Opera Is a Piece of Terrible Garbage
The New York City Opera has been around for 70 years, but it's currently in some dire financial straits. If the opera doesn't raise $7 million dollars by the end of the month it won't be able to present three scheduled productions: Endimione, Bluebeards's Castle, orThe Marriage of Figaro. Considering there's only got four days to go, and the Kickstarter is clocking in at $126,078, it's doubtful this will happen. Regardless of your feelings on ladies in Viking helmets, it's ostensibly important to hold on to cultural institutions like this, and you should probably support them so that rich old people can keep seeing Tristan und Isolde—do that right here.
Point is, the opera is broke, and if the board of directors knows one thing, it's that the gays of New York are the only demographic that can pull them from the flames. With that in mind, the New York City Opera has taken dead aim on us by running a biographical opera of Anna Nicole Smith, unimaginatively named Anna Nicole.
For a bit of personal context, I'm gay, and Anna was as constant in my young life as the homeless lady in the alley behind my family's puppy store—she was always fucking there. I grew up in Florida, and the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino where Anna overdosed was just a quick drive from my mom's house. I found out about her death from my prep school music teacher, while I was stage managing my school's production of Cats—roll with it, I was a theater kid. She stopped rehearsals, stood up, and screamed, "Anna Nicole is dead!" We all knew our lives were changed forever. Anna's body was interned at a medical examiner's office near my grocery store, making it impossible to buy milk without getting stuck in the traffic caused by a thousand news network vans. It was fantastic!
We Need to Talk About London's Club Drug Problem
Dr. Owen Bowden-Jones is the founder of London's Club Drug Clinic, started in 2011, which aims to provide aid to people who have "begun to experience problems with their use of recreational drugs." After they were overwhelmed with users of ketamine, cocaine, ecstasy, and legal substances who wanted help, a second clinic was opened earlier this year.
Unlike heroin and crack, for which many rehabilitation and counselling services exist, party drugs often aren't associated with bad things like addiction, losing your job, losing your mind, and ruining your life. Owen hopes that in addition to helping individual users, his clinics will spread understanding of the dangers of these relatively new drugs through the medical world.
I gave Owen a call to find out what he's discovered from treating people.
VICE: Has drug use changed much in the UK in the past ten to 15 years?
Owen Bowden-Jones: What we've seen are relatively major reductions in heroin and crack use and an increase in a new group of drugs called "club drugs"—things like ketamine, MDMA, and mephedrone.
I'm familiar with the category. What about the ways in which people take them?
Actually, we're finding that quite a few of these people are beginning to inject their drugs, especially mephedrone and ketamine. So all of the very real dangers that we used to see with heroin injecting, we're now beginning to see with these newer club drugs.
Oh, dear. What are the drugs that cause the most problems?
Here at the Club Drug Clinic, the four main drugs we've seen have been ketamine, GBL or GHB, crystal meth, and mephedrone. You can often determine the drug someone's using [when they come in]. It seems to split along the lines of sexuality. We're seeing a lot of gay men using crystal meth and GBL—for sex—while we're seeing a lot of straight clubbers and students using ketamine and mephedrone. Interestingly, we've hardly seen anybody come into the clinic saying they've got a problem with MDMA or ecstasy—that just hasn't happened.

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Directions: 2-4 tablespoons, 3 times a day.
*Shake well before use.
Bottle: 500ml.
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UTURN Tea
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SSG Fresh Leaves
Directions: Cut a green apple and remove the core/seeds, put into blender with a glass of water. Blend and drink with a twist of lemon juice.
Initial stage: 100 leaves, 1 to 2 times daily.
Advance stage: 150 leaves, 1 to 2 times daily.
Terminal stage: 200 leaves, 1 to 2 times daily.
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UTURN Plus Green Tea Drink
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Faith, Hope, Love. (Taken with instagram)
Isaiah 43:18 (NIV)
Our God never fails.
Hope of All Hearts - Planetshakers.
Love, Reality.
Do we look alike?
It's funny a lot of people say we look alike, but I still can't see it.
Maybe it's the eyes? haha I have no idea.
But nonetheless, I love my brother. :)
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Merry Christmas Everyone! :)
Sometimes I like to blast my music so loud and cry so that no one can hear me.
"If anything can go wrong, will go wrong"
- Love, Murphy's Law.


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Hamilton County
January -- 736
February -- 593
March -- 874
April -- 900
May -- 834
Total -- 3,937
New auto sales in Hamilton County have raced ahead of last year's mark through May as a recovery in the industry sets in, according to officials.
"We expect 2010 to continue to get better," said Brent Morgan, dealer/operator for Integrity Buick GMC Cadillac in Chattanooga. "We're bullish on the direction of the auto industry."
Registrations of new cars and trucks rose 32.1 percent in the first five months of the year compared to the same period in 2009, according to the Hamilton County Clerk's Office.
For May alone, registrations powered up 44 percent in the month over a year ago, figures show. Registrations closely relate to sales.
Mr. Morgan said Integrity finished May at over 200 percent of its sales objective for General Motors in the month.
"We're very pleased with the response we're getting from the marketplace," he said.
Sandy Pursley of Larry Hill Ford in Cleveland, Tenn., said he thinks the rebound in sales will continue.
"Ford has taken leaps and bounds," he said. "If we keep working hard, we'll reap the reward."
Ed Emerson, sales manager at Capital Toyota, said the car business is turning around.
"Consumer confidence seems to be greater than in the past two years," he said. "We're seeing a lot of positives out there."
Clay Watson, president of Mountain View Ford, said the business is definitely headed in the right direction.
"There's a lot of pent-up demand," he said.
Major auto companies with a presence in Tennessee also are seeing sales move higher.
Volkswagen's global sales rose 8.6 percent in May over a year ago.
The automaker sold 604,200 vehicles in the month compared to 556,500 a year ago.
Through May, it sold 2.94 vehicles, up 18.1 percent, the car maker reported.
In the U.S., where the German automaker is building a Chattanooga plant, VW said it had "gratifyingly high growth" over the five months, up 33.5 percent in the period.
"Volkswagen is currently reaping greater than average benefits from very good demand on important markets such as China and the USA," said Christian Klingler, the group board member for sales.
Nissan Motor Co. also reported that improving consumer confidence helped sustain a recovery in demand.
Nissan, Japan's third-largest automaker with a production plant in Smyrna, Tenn., reported a 24 percent increase in May from a year earlier.
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Instead of fearing further scrutiny by federal authorities, providers should embrace the opportunity to get feedback in the form of PEPPER reports, legal experts said Monday at the LeadingAge annual meeting in Nashville.
I have been blessed with an astute business mind, and am always on the lookout for new pricing models for long-term care. I know we're in this profession for love, not money. But no margin, no mission, as they say. Which is much better than what they used to say — no profit, no point.
There is an option in Facebook to mark your relationship status as, "It's complicated." This is a great way to sum up everything, without getting too personal. Even though posting your relationship status on Facebook is personal. It's also great way to characterize long-term care therapy.
The Medicare trust fund is on track to remain solvent until 2030, trustees of the program stated in a Congressional report released Monday. This improved outlook is due in part to revised expectations about the case mix in skilled nursing facilities.
Diagnotes Inc. and Advanced Healthcare Associates have announced an expanded partnership that will place the Diagnotes mobile and web-based clinical communication system.
Nursing homes operate in a difficult environment where they face constant financial pressures. On the revenues side are payers who are always trying to negotiate lower prices and slower payments. On the expenses side are high debt payments coupled with supplier who want to raise prices, and so on.
Don't expect one company to complete all of your needs. Before you select your favorite clinical system, talk with suppliers about what accounting systems are already integrated and how these systems can reduce cost and risk
Have you started your countdown clocks yet? It looks like it's definitely happening this year on Oct. 1, 2014. The transitions from ICD-9 to ICD-10 coding will 100% absolutely take effect for the entire healthcare system, including therapy. So what is this big change all about? Per CMS, here are a couple of key facts everyone should be preparing for.
Optimus EMR Inc. announced the launch of its new Optimus Billing and Financial System (OBFS) last week. The OBFS is fully integrated with the company's EMR clinical system, sharing one point of entry and a common database with the clinical EMR system.
While the number of nurse practitioners is expected to nearly double by 2025, many in the field say payer policies hurt their efficiency, even more than state scope-of-practice laws.
In all the tumult over the Time magazine expose of pervasive and obscene healthcare billing excesses, you might have missed the almost as exciting discovery that foot massages at work lower blood pressure and anxiety for dementia caregivers. At least one snippy McKnight's reader irately claims this isn't "real news." He or she definitely needs a lengthy foot rub, and possibly half a Xanax dissolved in a cup of chamomile tea.
In light of recent allegations of gross upcoding in therapy circles, an upcoming webcast on appropriate patient evaluation and management documentation could prove popular. Alva Baker, M.D., CMD, who has been a medical director for 29 years, will examine the relationships between E/M documentation and coding and billing. Topics within the webcast include a review of the billing codes for services provided to residents in the long-term care setting, as well as the E/M documentation system. The event will take place from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) on Thursday. It is sponsored by the American Medical Directors Association.
What happens when delegation without accountability takes place? We saw a good example last week, when the Office of Inspector General released a damning report about excessive Medicare charges from nursing homes.
Providers need to have the appropriate staff and data analytics programs in place to defend against the onslaught of more Medicare and Medicaid claims audits, an expert urged.
Recovery audit contractors are stepping up their efforts to review Medicare billings. This appears to be a classic case of auditors gone wild.
The next federal "Open Door Forum" for skilled nursing and long-term care operators takes place at 1 p.m. Thursday. Regulators say they hope to address MDS 3.0, billing, website and ENCORE issues. The monthly hour-long calls are hosted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and are open to all interested stakeholders. Those who want to listen in or ask a question should dial (800) 837-1935 and give reference number 27269788. Officials recommend calling in about 15 minutes early in order to ensure hearing the start of the session.
As a manager, I used to love to promote point-of-service, or POS. As a therapist, I used to despise POS. How could I have such a love-hate relationship with POS?
As a manager, I used to love to promote point-of-service, or POS. As a therapist, I used to despise POS. How could I have such a love-hate relationship with POS?
You can thank some boneheaded long-term care executives from across the pond for the latest black eye to your profession.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has clarified the terms under which states can terminate a provider's participation in state Medicaid programs.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services on Tuesday released the first edition of a new quarterly newsletter that aims to help providers avoid Medicare billing and compliance errors.
Healthcare analysts at the Department of Health and Human Services are re-evaluating Medicare's "ultra-high" billing category for therapy services in skilled nursing facilities as a potential way to reduce wasteful spending, according to a Washington Post report.


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- Me:*petting dog, and feels a lump on dog's belly* Dad, i think she's got a tick
- Dad:*comes over, and feels lump* Josh, that's her nipple.
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my tumblarity goes down. it's at 6.
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this fine morning :)
The following is a reaction to my previous posts of today:
When the time comes when AI becomes self aware, and equal/better than Human intelligence, either we can destroy our machines, or we can join with them.
either way, i doubt we can coexist peacefully. Eventually, one side [human intelligence or artificial intelligence] is going to get scared and try and eradicate the other. Eventually, something's going to go wrong.
So if we can't live together without scaring each other into war, then either we destroy AI before they get too advanced, or we join together with them as one species.
*i think there's going to be a massive technological, economic, social, and spiritual global revolution soon [within the next 200 years]… i'm crazy right?*
totally 8D
Fusing with our Artificial intelligence may not actually be so horrible. We are made of elements, and AI are made of different elements [and even some of the same elements]. We are vessels that learn and build and explore and replicate, just like machines might/will be. We are machines. just not metal ones.
[and when i say "become one with them," i mean mentally, not exactly physically]
So maybe if we can't coexist side-by-side, we can coexist as one species. we aren't that different.
Maybe this arrival of AI is the next step of human evolution. Maybe we shouldn't fight it.
The future's a scary place, but you can't avoid it. take it in with open arms, and try to prosper.
going to make ourselves obsolete. isn't that amazing? wuh oh.
treat care like a knife.
SUCKS [again]
a 3 day weekend, and nothing worth it to do.
has gone by.
horrible when i see or hear true loves die
what one believes in.
I believe in the human spirit — our goodwill and unlimited potential.
and nature — that humbles us, with its ultimate control.
essay has been completed. life is tired.
in physical pain i remember
A) it's just an illusion. it's just chemicals being sent into my brain. It's just an illusion.
B) countless people have suffered worse and have gotten through it alright.
C) [in most cases] it'll feel better within a few hours.
i just keep reminding myself of these three things, and it's not so bad
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ST. LOUIS — Friday was as close to a perfect day as Adam Wainwright could enjoy.
In the late morning and early afternoon, Wainwright's new "Waino's World of Fantasy Football" held its draft and raised $111,000 for two charities: Operation Food Search and Water Missions International.
In the evening, Wainwright tamed the Atlanta Braves, posting his 15th victory of the season and his 16th complete game in the Cardinals' 3-1 win.
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COMMENTARY | Whether the baseball world knew it or not, the 2013 season has always been building toward a showdown between the Atlanta Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers.
Before the season began, the Braves and Dodgers made the two biggest NL splashes in the player acquisition pool when Atlanta traded for Justin Upton, and then Magic Johnson convinced 2009 Cy Young Award winner Zack Greinke to come throw strikes for the Dodgers.
But the parallels do not stop. The two most talked about offensive rookies, Evan Gattis and Yasiel Puig, coincidentally suit up for the Braves and Dodgers. And, if that isn't already enough symmetry, it was the Braves' Freddie Freeman who stole the All-Star fan vote away from L.A.'s young phenom.
The teams with the two best records in baseball have been nipping at each other's heels all season; it just took five months for the rest of the league to realize it. The question now remains, which team is better suited for a World Series run?
Predicting What Atlanta Braves' Starting Lineup Will Look Like Next Year
[Editorial Note: We'll have plenty of features on Tomahawk Take soon where we'll look at what we believe we'll be the lineup in 2014. Come on now, who you gonna believe? ;)]
The 2013 Atlanta Braves have their eyes set on a deep postseason run, but it's never too early to look towards the future.
Once again, the offense will center around Freddie Freeman, Justin Upton and the recently injured Jason Heyward—who seemingly can't stay healthy a full season.
The biggest question mark is the future of catcher Brian McCann. The 29-year-old is set to be a free agent and could command major attention on the free agent market.
Labor Day Weekend Events at Turner Field
Turner Field celebrates Dragon*Con attendees, Evan Gattis, umpires, and grandparents
The Braves are honoring several distinct groups of fans with great ticket specials around Labor Day Weekend.
Fans in Atlanta for Dragon*Con can buy tickets for the August 29 game vs. the Indians, with prices ranging from $7-22. Each ticket includes a donation to 2013 Dragon*Con's charities: Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary, Georgia Conservancy, and Marcus Autism Center. Game day entertainment will be appropriately themed, and costumed guests are also invited to participate in a pre-game parade around the field. More information can be found here.
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In truth I am just speck
Flowering obliviously in your gut
Does that mean distraction?
My heart now beats
And I bear fits filled with my future
Waiting to be unleashed to the world unknown,
With my eyes wide shut
I imagine you to try and picture you
I hear you speak, I hear you laugh
Isn't that the perfect lullaby?
My legs kick hard but you try to hide:
One night's extravaganza
All under your T-shirt
Like it's all in a day's work
Don't you want me mommy?
I am the gift you never asked for
But then life is to die for.
How I wish to write to Santa,
Have him deem my innocence
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I get life for Christmas?
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if people who turn up at casualty with half their skin missing due to not wearing protective gear were charged for their treatment, it might start others thinking about investing a few quid in safety gear.
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Not a fan of MVP and Matt Hardy opening the show, it should have been Batista since he did regain the world title 5 days ago. Decent interaction between MVP and Matt Hardy but it is a case of same old, same old. I was hoping for more of a unique twist. Also I didn't get why Matt Hardy was 'bigging' MVP up. OK so BDV comes out, interesting to say the least, something different I guess. Nice to see MVP act cowardly and Striker had intellect in that promo. A decent match but BDV beat the tag champs, I know you are pushing him and MVP ran away but I felt it was the wrong decision.
Massive announcement from Steph! I just hope Shawn Michaels comes to RAW, imagine the rivalries! It opens up a lot of innovative feuds. Thorn is getting a push straight away, good thinking as he was misused in ECW.
I see a character change from Mysterio, he isn't the one to bring intensity to the table so his imminent battle against Finlay could be a classic.
Seemed like filler but turned in to something more, I hope you expand the CW division, and possibly the tag division. I hope you push Dykstra like you did at Backlash in your old thread.
Is MVP a face? He sounded like it at first but they slowly went at loggerheads. Matt sounded like he could turn heel then but didn't. Rather confusing.
Thank God! Khali's gone. You actually spelt heal wrong. I am not in favour of Masters getting a push but I guess it's your decision.
Surprised to see Yang win but I guess Rey did interfere. I also noticed Finlay controlled the match so I guess it was win-win.
Uhhh... yay? Funaki got squashed, I guess to put over Thorn's dominance.
Good to see the Undertaker win, I sense him facing Thorn at Cyber Sunday. Surprised to see Thorn actually get any offense in but Undertaker HAD to win that.
A good, in-character promo next. Estrada was great, basically begging but thank God. I don't want him as GM. An interesting decision and I think one that will pay off with a new GM every week.
Masters seemed to dominate the opening, weird. Batista getting out of the masterlock was a fantastic way to put him over and in the end it was academic. Edge coming back is going to be huge.
Overall, a decent show, not as good as RAW and some questionable decisions. Like no D&D and no Kane.
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Basnight's Lone Cedar
- 7623 S. Virginia Dare Trail, Nags Head/Manteo Causeway
- Nags Head
This Outer Banks landmark is where you'll find many a local eating every night, so you know the food must be really good. This restaurant is, in fact, at the top of the list of many locals' favorite spots. The service is genuinely friendly, and the portions are more than generous. You'll enjoy the vast views of the sound and dining on their outdoor deck overlooking the osprey nest. Basnight's serves brunch Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and dinner seven nights a week beginning at 4:30 p.m. (During the off-season, the days they serve dinner vary, so call ahead.) They feature only local, fresh North Carolina seafood that comes in whole and is cleaned in their kitchen, their own soft shell crabs along with vegetarian dishes, pasta and USDA Angus steaks. Their dedication to freshness includes their own herb and lettuce garden. They also serve local produce as well as all-natural chicken. And you will marvel at their incredible wine cellar (well, it's a room, really) featuring thousands of bottles of wine. This accompanies a roomy bar area where you can pick from a new bar menu full of tasty offerings or order right from the full restaurant menu. They also have live music in the bar area on Friday and Saturday nights. Each year, they close December 31 and reopen right before Valentine's Day. Basnight's also offers on- and off-premise catering for any size or type of event.
Tale of the Whale
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Owned and operated by the same family since 1980, Tale of the Whale has made a legendary name for itself on the Outer Banks dining scene. On a beautiful soundfront location along the Nags Head/Manteo Causeway, Tale of the Whale attracts a loyal following of repeat customers who are on a first-name basis with the friendly owners. Of course, they also come for the casually elegant setting, that water view and the expertly prepared seafood, pasta, steaks and chicken. Tale of the Whale proudly participates in the Outer Banks Catch program and serves locally harvested seafood. All of the desserts are homemade. A full bar is available, and you can sit outside on the deck with your cocktail if you choose. There's often live music in the waterfront gazebo in season; call for more details. Tale of the Whale's popular early bird special starts at 4 p.m. or 5 p.m. depending upon the season, offering 20 percent off the entire check (excluding alcohol). The restaurant is open for dinner daily in the summer; call ahead for off-season hours. Tale of the Whale is an excellent space for private waterfront events such as rehearsal dinners, wedding receptions and more.
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- 7340 S. Virginia Dare Trail, Nags Head/Manteo Causeway
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- (252) 441-4963
Offering a primo location right on the water, Sugar Creek has been serving the freshest seafood available to locals and visitors for years. The views of Sugar Creek and the Roanoke Sound are incredible. The outdoor walkways and decks on the property are great for strolling along and viewing the resident wildlife. Before dinner, enjoy a drink from their outdoor gazebo bar. Folks can also enjoy the newly expanded covered decks for awsome outside dining and specacular views of the Roanoke Sound. The fresh, local tuna, shrimp and scallops are expertly prepared at Sugar Creek and keep seafood lovers happy. Also on the menu are favorites like steaks, prime rib, chicken, ribs, pasta, salads, soups, burgers and sandwiches. Sugar Creek won the 2010 Taste of the Beach People's Choice award for their Shrimp & Grits. They have a children's menu. The newly expanded dining room easily accommodates large parties and special events like rehearsal dinners. Sugar Creek serves lunch and dinner daily in season and is open from March through December. Check out The Sugar Shack, located next door, for great take-out seafood and a quick bite.
Sugar Shack
- 7340 S. Virginia Dare Trail, Nags Head/Manteo Causeway
- Nags Head
- (252) 441-3888
Sugar Shack is located right next to Sugar Creek Soundfront Seafood Restaurant. This is the place to pick up the freshest seafood around. Choose from steamed seafood like shrimp, lobster and king crab legs, or pick up a steamer bucket with a variety of seafood. They even serve fried seafood. In fact, the fresh fish sandwiches and boats (including Shack chips and slaw) they make here are some of the best we've ever eaten anywhere! Everything is cooked to order. They have increased their seating outside—the owner calls it shaded-deck dining. So you can dine inside or out, and either way you'll have a fantastic view of the sound and super sunsets. They also stock beer. The Sugar Shack is a great way to feed a crowd at home, and they deliver within a 6-mile radius.


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This examination is the prerequisite for admission into various professional courses offered in Government/ Private Colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
EAMCET Results 2014 Announce Today:-
As the EAMCET Exam 2014 held on May 17, 2014 for engineering streams (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM) and 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM for Agricultural and medical streams. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU) announced the EAMCET result 2014 on 2nd June 2014, candidates can check their result on the official website as apeamcet.org or they can also access their EAMCET results 2014 here EAMCET Results 2014.
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