text:
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Willpower – Just say no
Willpower doesn't increase in strength with constant exercise. No, an entire day's allotment of willpower is just a few pinches of fairy dust, dangerously depleted by the mere act of getting out of bed in the morning.
Every time you exercise willpower, you've weakened your ability to resist any other temptation that comes along. Use it, you lose it.
In the morning, should you pour milk rather than cream in your coffee, reach for the oatmeal instead of the doughnut, subject your teeth to a vigorous flossing, then by noon you'll be trading jello shots with the underemployed stockbroker you met at the gas station.
This revoluntary discovery in the realm of willpower explains a great many things, doesn't it. Why, when you give up smoking, you can't find the forest for pizza boxes. Or when you go cold turkey on online shopping, you find yourself staring at the bottom of a bottle of Mojito Premix.
Common wisdom seems to indicate (and here I'm talking about this week's common wisdom, not that soiled, lipstickstained wisdom from a year ago), the only way to ensure you always have plenty of willpower in the hopper is to yield to the very first temptation and stay in bed.
Maybe one day the scientific community will come up with a way to trade willpower credits – borrow from the monk who drinks only water and lives on 900 calories a day, for example.
Until that time, don't stop with one bear claw on Christmas morning. Then, when something serious comes along, like the chance to reconstruct a 30-year old childhood argument during Christmas dinner, you can smile to yourself and reach for the gravy.
Willpower – it's not just for breakfast anymore.
42 comments:
- Paula said...
- This comment has been removed by the author.
- December 18, 2011 at 12:34 PM
- Kalei's Best Friend said...
After awhile willpower just becomes a simple mindset... For me, my way of eating use to take 'willpower'... Now, I know why certain foods are better than others... Now its just a way of life, so now there is no will power involved.. I've logically accepted a new way of eating...
- December 18, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Diana said...
I'm so glad you've finally explained that willpower is just fairy dust and not a bottomless well. It explains so much...
- December 18, 2011 at 12:42 PM
This is why you're my spiritual adviser.
- December 18, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- Petrea Burchard said...
I just finished working out and it appears John finished off the chocolates last night.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- Terri said...
Do not confuse willpower with tradition. Those 30-year old childhood arguments over Christmas dinner are valued traditions...at least they are in my family. Besides, I'm accumulating all of my willpower fairy dust for the day when my doctor tells me I'm too old to eat steak and potatoes with butter, accompanied by the glass of wine or martini. I'm going to need all the willpower I can get.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- Marjie said...
Sounds right to me. I'll just stay in bed all week, then I won't need any willpower!
- December 18, 2011 at 5:13 PM
- TheChieftess said...
WooHoo!!! I like your way of thinking Hiker!!!
- December 18, 2011 at 5:32 PM
- Katie said...
Glad to know it's come to light that having cream in my coffee every morning is actually helping my willpower for the rest of the day. I'll continue to get all my science news from you!
- December 18, 2011 at 6:00 PM
- bandit said...
Explains why I can't stop posting blather in your comments section. You are my yerantur. wv
- December 18, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Mister Earl said...
How did you know what my past day was like? It started with the mini quiches at the PBDA swing dance around 10:00 PM last night. Still not over...
- December 18, 2011 at 6:09 PM
- altadenahiker said...
Oh PJ, deleting that comment was a most unnecessary use of fairy dust.
Kalei, I'll bet you floss three times a day.
Diana, yes. And when it comes to swapping credits, we can learn a lot from Petrea and John.
Terri, I just read Norway has run out of butter. That's what an entire country deserves after experimenting with willpower.
I knew with Marjie and Chieftess, this was just preaching to the choir.
Katie and I, we'd use any excuse for a good cup of coffee.
Bandit, yes. Leave a comment here -- it's the other white meat.
Earl, I think after midnight, willpower turns into a pumpkin.
- December 18, 2011 at 6:57 PM
- Trish said...
I came over here to read because I'm taking a break from writing up decades of my medical history for the interview I've got with a new internist Monday afternoon.
I suspect "steak and potatoes" will not be on the list of approved inputs she has for me. Then again, after 2 kinds of cancer, they really weren't on my list anyway.
Actually, I'm just hoping she sends me for a blood draw tomorrow afternoon...at least then I can drown my stress in a bowl of mashed potatoes and some Glenlivet Monday night before the rabbit food diet she'll recommend, sets in.
And Mr Earl, any food eaten while standing up, does not count calorie-wise---same goes for reclining (which means ALL that Passover brisket and 4 glasses of wine doesn't count either!).
wv: faboo this new rabbit food diet is just faboo, really, I couldn't say more about it! (are we back in the 80's?)
- December 18, 2011 at 7:52 PM
- Mister Earl said...
You had to know this was coming:
- December 18, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- TheChieftess said...
Norway ran out of butter???!!! Uncheck!!! Off my travel list until they are again well stocked!!!
- December 18, 2011 at 11:31 PM
- Shell Sherree said...
Sorry, I lost concentration at the mention of fairy dust.
- December 19, 2011 at 12:07 AM
- Brenda's Arizona said...
I went to college with a guy named Will Power. He was irresistible. Really.
- December 19, 2011 at 7:21 AM
- alex said...
in grade school, our principal said "if there's a will, there's a way" waaay to often. in the end, willpower is definitely more of a metaphor for us to better organize and interpret our psyches, rather than something tangible like a muscle.
- December 19, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- altadenahiker said...
You just had to be careful not to use him all up in the morning, right Brenda.
- December 19, 2011 at 8:18 AM
- Janet said...
You have a gift.
- December 19, 2011 at 8:52 AM
- Pasadena Adjacent said...
I've used up all my fairy dust - maybe I should switch to Angel dust. I hear it suppresses appetite.
At least thats what Mr Ed recommended
- December 19, 2011 at 9:19 AM
- -K- said...
So it's sort of like what Homer Simpson said about beer - The source of, and the solution to, all our problems.
- December 19, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- altadenahiker said...
I think the trick to conserving willpower would be to drink that beer in the morning. In bed.
- December 19, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- -K- said...
"..to drink that beer in the morning. In bed."
aka "1979."
- December 19, 2011 at 6:04 PM
- Ms M said...
So, I guess I'll indulge when someone brings in another delicious, too-sweet, fattening dessert to the office for the holidays. :-)
- December 19, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- altadenahiker said...
- This comment has been removed by the author.
- December 19, 2011 at 10:42 PM
- Trish said...
and hey, wait! I guess I should book on over to Norway--no butter in the entire nation! I'd be in heaven! Yes, I'm allergic, which helps my willpower.
use him up..oh, I'm just not going to go there!
wv: amadises---my jokes just amadises y'all into hilarity...right?
- December 20, 2011 at 2:54 AM
- Petrea Burchard said...
I once spent mornings in bed regretting beer, does that count?
- December 20, 2011 at 6:34 AM
- Banjo52 said...
Man, would I like to know what prompted this! But I'll settle for all this clever word play and . . . ?paradox?. Most enjoyable.
Can Brenda be telling the truth? On the other hand, I just learned of a 9-yr.-old day-to-day name, given by her parents, is Go-Go. And she doesn't even live in SoCal. Or Alaska.
- December 20, 2011 at 8:28 AM
- Kalei's Best Friend said...
holy shite! lol are u spying on me????
- December 20, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- Desiree said...
Willpower: doing something we are inclined to not do, impulse power: doing precisely what we feel like doing. I've spent my entire morning mentally debating that question, instead of getting some writing done.
- December 20, 2011 at 11:01 AM
- Margaret said...
I read this somewhere. I can't remember, but I did find it interesting. I feel like I have will power spurts as opposed to a daily amount. Some days I'm practically a saint, other days...It's bad.
- December 20, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- altadenahiker said...
I heard about this theory first via my favorite scientists on Radio Lab. Stick with this for a slice of the pie:
- December 20, 2011 at 1:21 PM
- altadenahiker said...
And this is all very comforting, because it means I'm not weak (necessarily), I just have way too much on my mind.
- December 20, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- Virginia said...
Often, I follow your thought process and along the way wonder where the F we're going. I love living inside your mind KB. I think we are alike.... but not.
- December 20, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- Bec said...
Love it . . . stay in bed AND eat a bear claw? Two of the things that tempt me the most . . . we are kindred spirits!
- December 20, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- Susan Campisi said...
I just figured out who Mrs. Ed is from PDP's Zen Monday.
So, might we say will power is overrated? I'm not even going to set my alarm for tomorrow morning.
These comments are hilarious. Will Power?! Really?
- December 20, 2011 at 10:49 PM
- Ysabelle said...
I want to know about Willpower? :)
Lets Enjoy Philippines | Enjoy Philippines
- December 21, 2011 at 12:15 AM
- West Coast Grrlie Blather said...
Mind over matter makes my brain hurt. Why aren't there more fairies?
- December 21, 2011 at 4:05 AM
- Trish said...
Petrea---yes, that does count as will power---smart enough not to get up and drink more at that moment, yes!
bear claw in bed, beer in bed, hot men in bed...this comment streak is going in interesting directions! ;-O
- December 21, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- altadenahiker said...
Bed seems to be the recurring theme.
- December 21, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- TheChieftess said...
As it should be...
- December 21, 2011 at 9:34 AM


text:
Latest update : 2012-11-02
Candidates campaigning hard to win womens' votes
With just a few days left, the two candidates in the race for the White House know that they need to woo America's women. With 53% of the electorate being female, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney know that issues such as abortion could make the difference between winning the presidential election and losing it. The Republican camp are pro-life, while the Democrats are more pro-choice - but which side will encourage US women to give them their vote?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hello everyone:D.
Im here to debate on matters of Naruto.
Thanks yo.
Welcome to the base, please read the rules and if you have any other questions, feel free to ask me.
welcome some one add +1 to the minato squad
~Global Rules~
~How To's~
~Frequently asked questions~
~How to RolePlay~
welcome brahhh
Good afternoon and welcome to the forums i hope you enjoy your stay
nice to have a new debater on the base ^_^
Here's a quick link to get you started ^_^
Welcome to NB!!
I hope you enjoy your stay :D
Welcome to NB :D
-NB Rules, Info and FAQ- -Pm me for Help-
For you to be guided,
|NB Rules|NB How To's|NB Frequently Asked Questions|How to Rp|How to join a village|
Have fun.D
Welcome to Narutobase
welcome to the base
Welcome to the Base ^_^
Welcome to narutoBase
Some links that might be helpful:
Global Rules
Vision's Rule
How To's
Frequently asked questions
How to RolePlay
If you wonder about anything or just want to chat
then feel free to send me a private message
Enjoy your stay and have fun :D
Forum Rules


text:
Mark Twain once wrote: "A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining and wants it back when it starts to rain." If utility finance executives aren't careful, they might...
CIOs Under Pressure
IT officers are getting more efficient, but guess what keeps them up at night?
make available to a lot of our constituents: environmentalists, tribes, and a lot of others. It's a pretty critical piece of communication between Bonneville and our constituents. It's a homegrown application that we make available to the constituents.
Fortnightly: What portion of BPA's budget goes to IT?
Buttress: Our expense budget for 2007 is $58 million for IT. For 2006, our total operation revenues were $3.4 billion. After expenses, our net operating revenues would be $872 million.
Fortnightly: If you had a blank check to change anything at your organization, what would you do?
Buttress: I think this enterprise GIS movement is the way I would answer that. GIS holds so much potential for us, and I think it is very appealing to IT folks because it's exciting. It's new and impressive technology. It gets that information into the hands of people in the field, and I think it will allow them to make better decisions and make better use of their time. In the long run, that should be good for the agency.
The other thing that's important to state is how important security is to us. If you look into the future and ask what concerns us the most, I'd have to say security is becoming more and more of an issue for us to keep our eyes on.
Because we're part of the government, protection of personally identifiable information is just critical to us. We have to make sure our systems comply with all of the requirements from the Department of Energy as well as the White House. It's not a small issue. Cyber-security, protection of our grip ops, SCADA security—that's the one thing I want to make sure we do a good job of in the future.
The leadership here supports this. We have a cyber-security group now within IT that reports up to me, and that group is being challenged to do more and more. Staffing in that group will increase in 2007.


text:
|My Wayfair
|New! How to Set Up a Buffet Table »
|New! Traditional Kitchen Photos »
|The Gift Shop »
Hickory Hardware Conquest 0.4" Cabinet Arch Pull
Special Offer:
52 Issues of Entertainment Weekly
Included with your purchase - a $20 value (Subscription and Rebate Info)
Hickory Hardware Conquest 0.4" Cabinet Arch Pull
Weights & Dimensions
|Product Style: Arch pull
|Product Type: Pulls
|Style: Traditional
|Finish: 1: Brass
|Finish: 2: Bronze
|Finish: 3: Chrome
|Finish: 4: Gold
|Finish: 5: Nickel
|Primary Material: Metal
|Fasteners Included: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerBelwith Products designs and markets Hickory Hardware brand decorative and functional hardware to the retail, distribution, and OEM markets. It is a privately held partnership of individuals with knowledge and backgrounds in the decorative hardware, prime door, and security businesses. With their long tradition of style, design, and finish experience, they offer some of the most comprehensive decorative and functional hardware programs in the industry.
Hickory Hardware Conquest 0.4" Cabinet Arch Pull
Still have questions about this product? We're here to help
Hickory Hardware Conquest 0.4" Cabinet Arch Pull
Free Shipping on orders over $49.00
Ships to:
Ships via: FedEx/UPS (Learn More)
Delivery Estimates
Enter your shipping zip or postal code to calculate shipping estimates
Return Policy
We want you to love it. If you don't, you may return your purchase within 30 days of delivery. All you need to do is visit our Self-Service Return Center for instructions. Return credits are issued within 24 hours once the item is received and inspected. Please note that shipping charges are non-refundable. The cost of return shipping will be deducted from your refund.30-Day Return Policy
NOTE: This product is subject to a minimum order quantity of 3
Customer Reviews
Tell us what you think!
Tell us what you think about this product. It will help us provide you with better products in the future and help your fellow Birch Lane shoppers make better purchases.Write the first review
OUR SKU # YMF1529Conquest 0.4" Cabinet Arch Pull is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: P14441-26, P14441-3, P14441-LB, P14441-SN, P14441-VBZ


text:
I shifted my movement keys over to ESDF which allows me to bind all the keys around those. My big 3 abilities are bound to G, T, and R, with R being a revenge/HS macro. I generally slam R or V (cleave) 3 or 4 times between each GCD. It's effective and keeps me focused and awake. I gotta try the mouse wheel binding though, seriously that is brilliant.
Oh yeah and my TC is bound to 3 (carry over from my pally days when 3 was consecrate).


text:
417 Third Avenue Albany, Georgia 31701(229) 312-1000
2000 Palmyra Rd. Albany, Georgia 31701(229) 434-2000
126 Hwy. 280 West Americus, Georgia 31719(229) 924-6011
807 S. Isabella St. Sylvester, Georgia 31791(229) 776-6961
361 Randolph St. Cuthbert, Georgia 39840(229) 732-2181
This Web page was compiled from a variety of sources including the online resources listed below, but is not intended to substitute or replace the professional medical advice you receive from your child's health care provider. The content provided here is for informational purposes only, and was not designed to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease. Please consult your child's health care provider with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your child's condition.
This page contains links to other Internet sites with information about infectious diseases. We hope you find these sites helpful, but please remember we do not control or endorse the information presented on these websites, nor do these sites endorse the information contained here.
American Academy of Pediatrics - Immunization Information
American Medical Association
CDC - Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
The third-party content provided in the Health Library of phoebeputney.com is for informational purposes only and is not designed to diagnose or treat a health problem or disease, or replace the professional medical advice you receive from your physician. If you or your child has or suspect you may have a health problem, please consult your primary care physician. If you or your child may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or 911 or other emergency health care provider immediately in the United States or the appropriate health agency of your country. For more information regarding site usage, please visit: Privacy Information, Terms of Use or Disclaimer.
© 2014 Phoebe Putney Health System. All rights reserved Privacy Policy
Connect via


text:
Popular Posts
- Camp Activities
- Camp Locations
- CampPage News
- Cooking Camps
- Employment
- Kids
- Parents
Like CampPage on Facebook!
Tagsadventure camp adventure camps arts summer camps art summer camps boys boys camps camp camp directors camps camps for kids camp staff children family communication girls girls camps horse camps horses kids kids camps music camps online community online resources outdoor adventure camps parenting parenting experts parents parents and teens resources sports sports summer camps summer adventure camp summer art camp summer camp summercamp summer camp directors summer camp jobs summer camp jobs for college students summer camps summer camp staff summer jobs summer sports camp supplies Technology Camps teens websites
Networked Blogs
Tag Archives: esteem
Encouraging News Regarding Childhood Obesity
Preschoolers' Obesity Rates Falling While one in eight American preschoolers is obese, that number is only one in seven amongst low-income children. That number has fallen in 19 US states and territories and has only risen in three states. Sports … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure Camps, Horseback Riding Summer Camps, Sports Summer Camp Tagged adventure camps, athletic, boys camps, camp, camps, camps for kids, children, confidence, diet, esteem, exercise, fat, health, healthier, healthy, horse camps, horses, kids, kids camps, kidshealth, nutrition, obesity, outdoor adventure camps, overweight, physical activity, physical education, processed food, sedentary, sports, sports summer camps, sugar, summer adventure camp, summer camp, summer sports camp, summercamp, unhealthy food Leave a comment


text:
Static vs, dynamic -
BLAG Forum Index
open discussion
View previous topic
View next topic
Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 12:31 am
Post subject: Static vs, dynamic -
Considering the CHEAP co$t of storage.. and the fast loading of data.. I would like to revert to static linking of libs.
Reason? - - Normally, stuff works without consideration of the latest kernel or gcc rev.
It really sux when, after an upgrade, stuff is broke/dead. So --
I know that the source is available, but is there a way to continue the upgrade path via source? and automated compile?
Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 4:58 pm
Post subject:
Well, it would be a bit of a project, but not impossible. I'm not entirely sold on the idea, but it may be fun to play around with. You'd likely just need to set up your rpmbuild environment to make static binaries. Automation you may have to invent yourself for it, or hunt to see if anyone has ever done anything similar.
Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 1:14 am
Post subject:
Well, Sir - The Devil is in the details - the details being the actual, functioning, detailed choices in the config file.
I suspect that you have compiled... say.. kernels, no? So have I. As a matter of fact I, back in the day, used to tear them apart and rewrite them. Both in compiler languages and machine. -back in the day-
Any possibility of getting these config files as they are when YOU used them? I'm talking about the choices of options in the source tree, not the nits and lice of compile/assembly.
I may be older than dirt, with the memory of a lemming, but there is a fair chance that I could do this. There is also a fair chance that others might want to do this also.
I don't follow the kernel board, and would never understand what pgm flags are passed/massaged by the kernel. I DO remember XENIX tho.. and many changes from L2.4 to 2.6. I would like my stuff to be:
reenterant [boy, did I have a problem in the workplace with that - last week!]
non-reliant upon kernel handling
and, of course, able to be time-sliced.
Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 3:38 am
Post subject:
I'm not quite sure what you are asking. You want kernel .config files?
Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 10:02 am
Post subject:
HA HA -- no no..not kernel... but that's interesting. The last time I compiled a BLAG kernel there were multiple instances of seemingly the same choices in config. Life's too short for me to sort that out.
What I was thinking/looking at are the differences that make BLAG BLAG. I really like and admire your efforts and results.
I am NOT complaining about anything at all. Just rambling. Your answer to me could be "it is what is is", and I would accept it.
Already I've taken too much of your time on this.
Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 5:49 pm
Post subject:
Uh, "it is what it is"? heh. that's my answer cuz i still don't grok it. ;)
The BLAG packages have *blag* in their name. The vast vast vast majority of packages are just pillaged from some upstream maintainer.
Display posts from previous:
All Posts
1 Day
7 Days
2 Weeks
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
1 Year
Oldest First
Newest First
BLAG Forum Index
open discussion
Protected by
Anti-Spam ACP


text:
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas, Vol. 1
SACDA67518 Super-Audio CD — Deleted
Movement 1: Presto
Track 1 on SACDA67518 [7'16] Super-Audio CD Deleted
Movement 2: Largo e mesto
Track 2 on SACDA67518 [11'02] Super-Audio CD Deleted
Movement 3: Menuetto: Allegro
Track 3 on SACDA67518 [2'38] Super-Audio CD Deleted
Movement 4: Rondo: Allegro
Track 4 on SACDA67518 [4'23] Super-Audio CD Deleted
Out of the despair of this movement, like the sun coming out from behind the clouds, arrives the Menuetto, taking us back to the major key. I feel it shouldn't arrive smiling and insouciant, but rather be conscious of what has preceded it—at least until the Trio begins, where Beethoven's humour takes over. How easy yet clever it is to present its subject in the left hand with two different articulations—once detached, once slurred.
The Rondo finale is unusual. No 'big theme' here; simply a rather insignificant motive of three rising notes upon which he constructs the whole movement. Czerny witnessed the fact that Beethoven often used such sparse material to improvise an entire piece. Its inventiveness, abrupt changes of mood, expressive pauses, and especially its capricious ending that dissolves into thin air make it a challenge to the performer. Tovey tells us that in some early editions, some 'silly person' inserted a crescendo at the end to make it, presumably, more effective.
from notes by Angela Hewitt © 2006


text:
Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3)
Pulitzer Prize winner and The Public's Master Writer Chair Suzan-Lori Parks (Topdog/Underdog, The Book of Grace) continues her longstanding relationship with The Public Theater with a devastatingly beautiful, dramatic work set over the course of the Civil War. A masterful new piece from one of our most lyrical and powerful writers, FATHER COMES HOME FROM THE WARS is a deeply personal epic about love and hope in a world of impossible choices.
The Fortress of Solitude
The Fortress of Solitude is the extraordinary coming-of-age story about 1970s Brooklyn and beyond — of black and white, soul and rap, block parties and blackouts, friendship and betrayal, comic books and 45s. And the story of what would happen if two teenagers obsessed with superheroes believed that maybe, just maybe, they could fly…
Drama Club: Seagulls
Public Forum's season continues with DRAMA CLUB: SEAGULLS, a reading and discussion of a rarely seen one-act play by Caryl Churchill. When Valery uses her telekinetic powers to thwart a shoplifter, she becomes a global celebrity. But where did her powers come from, and what happens if they fade? Cynthia Nixon will lead the cast.
Public Forum Duet: Alison Bechdel & Jonathan Lethem
The celebrated Public Forum Duet series returns with authors Alison Bechdel (Fun Home, Are You My Mother?) and Jonathan Lethem (The Fortress of Solitude, Dissident Gardens). Bechdel and Lethem will talk about storytelling, graphic novels, and what it's like to see their lives turned into a musical. The evening will feature performances of songs from Fun Home and The Fortress of Solitude.
Here Lies Love
Living For Today
Head on downtown to Joe's Pub for the seventh annual LIVING FOR TODAY: "Shing-a-Ling: A Night with the Broadway Urchins" on Monday, October 27 at 7pm for a concert that will make you "feel the sturm und drang in the air!"
NY Theremin Society: Ghost in the Machine
The quintessential instrument of horror and suspense, the Theremin will be played by Theremin virtuosos Dorit Chrysler and Rob Schwimmer on the Halloween Eve.
God Hates This Show starring Erin Markey
The preeminent Off-Broadway bound Westboro Baptist Church musical returns! GOD HATES THIS SHOW is a holy ghost filled cabaret/arena rock show set in a sadistic flame filled haunted house/lounge located in the heart of Hell's Magnificent Mile where the fashion is flawless, the heat is pretty hot, and the demons can't wait to show you a good time.
Ethan Lipton & His Orchestra
Ticket Price: $20
Dubbed 'Best Lounge Act of 2009' by New York Magazine, Ethan Lipton & His Orchestra play an edgy brand of jazz/folk/alternative nosh with a chewy singer-songwriter center. With melancholy wit and a cockeyed worldview, sepia-toned frontman Lipton and band mates Eben Levy (guitar), Ian Riggs (bass) and Vito Dieterle(sax) deliver songs steeped in mixed-message sincerity and soul. The band has appeared at Celebrate Brooklyn, MASS MOCA, Bryant Park, the Camden Opera House, Tangier (LA), Vermont Arts Exchange, and has been featured on NPR and radio stations around the country
Never Sleep Alone
Finally, a show designed to help you hook up! Sexual evangelist and Best-Selling author Dr. Alex Schiller brings the hot, the single and the curious together for a night of delirious laughter, awesome music and socio-sensual interaction. Dr. Alex insists that her audience be filled with the sexy and seeking. And she suggests you put your table/seat number, stats and sexual preference in the comments section below.
Tim Realbuto: Wunderkind
Former child "star" and current NYC based award-winning writer and performer Tim Realbuto (Ghostlight; The Emperor's Club) has just turned 30 and is struggling with where he fits in the world, where he has been and where he is going. In this deeply personal, poignant, and hilarious show Tim will tell the (mostly) true story of how he grew up in show business and went from former child actor to the adult writer of the popular new Broadway-Bound musical Ghostlight. Some of Tim's famous Broadway friends will help him along the way, playing different characters from his past, as well as the voices in his head.
Penny Arcade: Longing Lasts Longer
Penny Arcade returns to Joe's Pub after three years of nonstop touring in Europe's capitols just when the new tide of political correctness threatens to sink radical comedy under the weight of New York City's suburbanization.
The Girl with the Polka Dot Eyes
Tony Award-winner, Alice Ripley stars in a concert version of a new musical about the life of Liz Renay: actress, author, stripper, convicted felon and John Waters muse (Desperate Living). Written by Maggie Moore with musical direction by Peter Kiesewalter.
Jessy Carolina & The Hot Mess / Mad Satta
Jessy Carolina & The Hot Mess is a New York City based ensemble specializing traditional jazz music from the turn of the 20th century up to the 1930s. The group features Jessy Carolina on vocals and washboard, Jerron "Blind Boy" Paxton on piano, banjo, and vocals, Jordan Hyde on guitar, Jay Sanford on bass, Mario J. Maggio on clarinet and saxophone, an Satoru Ohashi on trumpet and trombone.
Nano Stern
Nano Stern's Indi-Folk-Rock-Jazz fusion is deeply rooted in traditional Chilean music and inspired by legends Violeta Parra, Victor Jara and Inti-Illimani. Humble, enlightened, genuine and charismatic, Nano Stern is a guitar virtuoso, with a powerful singing voice, whose rise to fame has been meteoric and his stature in Chile has risen to the point of being woven into Chile's cultural history.
The Hot Sardines
Recently named "one of the best jazz bands in New York today" by Forbes magazine, the Hot Sardines is born of a unique musical recipe: take hot jazz and sultry standards from the 1920's, 30's, and 40's, sprinkle in the rich Dixieland sounds of New Orleans, add a dash of wartime Paris flavor, and infuse a wealth of vibrant musical surprises that hold audiences captive long after the show ends.
Anna Maria Jopek
Anna Maria Jopek (AMJ), a unique voice in world music, a composer, singer, and arranger with an impressive carier, has sold one million records and collaborated with the most outstanding musicians, including Pat Metheny, Bobbi Mc Ferrin, Ivan Lins, Youssou N'Dour, Makoto Ozone and Richard Bona among others. From Toronto to London, from Berlin to Tokyo, she gives around one hundred concerts each year (in venues such as the Hollywood Bowl, Carnegie Hall, Blue Note Tokyo, the Queen Elizabeth Hall and the Israeli Opera in Tel Aviv).
Women of Letters
In a world of the short and swift, of texts and Twitter, there's something of special value about a carefully composed letter. In homage to this most civilized of activities, Marieke Hardy and Michaela McGuire are bringing bestselling Australian literary salon Women of Letters to New York as a monthly event. A celebration of a diverse range of strong female talent, bringing together New York's best and brightest writers, entertainers and artists.
Echoes of Etta
Ticket Price: $30
MRM Productions is very proud to present the multi-award winning Echoes of Etta: A Tribute to Etta James, featuring William Blake and Michael Thomas Murray, back at Joe's Pub for the shows first residency.
DANCENOW Joe's Pub Dancemopolitan Shared Artist Series
3 Artists: Vastly Different, Slightly Awkward and Very Funny
Gregory Dolbashian rocks the pub with a new solo, Deborah Lohse takes to the pub stage as 'TruDee', with her unapologetic truth serving storytelling, song and dance, while Jordan Isadore and guests offer up 'Thousands Place', a new work based on Isadore's memories of the Y2K, the peak of his coolness, to examine how his interests withstood the rapidly shifting millennium.
Matt Ray
An eclectic mixture of folk, jazz, and originals, this show draws from Matt Ray's three albums as well as mines material from the American songbook and introduces brand new songs. One part crooner, one part plain-spoken folk storyteller, Matt reminds us of what music can and should be: Real, dynamic, soulful, and honest. He regularly works with Joey Arias, Justin Vivian Bond, Taylor Mac, Bridget Everett, and Lady Rizo.
The Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret
This balls-to-the-wall drag cabaret is hosted by Martha Graham Cracker, who is, perhaps, the world's tallest and hairiest drag queen. Backed by a four-piece live band, Martha Graham Cracker, hailed as "The Drag Queen King" by the Philadelphia Inquirer, performs new arrangements and mashups of songs by artists ranging from Prince and Crowded House to Motley Crue and Nina Simone, and a bit of everything in between.
Straight White Men
When Ed and his three adult sons come together to celebrate Christmas, they enjoy cheerful trash-talking, pranks, and takeout Chinese. Then they confront a problem that even being a happy family can't solve: when identity matters, and privilege is problematic, what is the value of being a straight white man?
Twang Twang Shock A Boom
Experience one of the most breathtaking musical projects Austin has ever seen. The ebullient acoustic trio of Davíd Garza (newly enshrined in the Austin Music Hall of Fame), Jeff Haley, and Chris Searles cranks out quirky, organically hilarious tunes with the bare-bones setup of guitar, upright bass, and a guitar case standing in for drums.
Courtnee Roze: The Musical / The Kwame Binea Shakedown
Courtnee Roze "The Musical" founder, facilitator, lead vocalist and percussionist. "The Musical" is an international visual that documents the journey and life of Courtnee Roze. "The Musical" celebrates the triumph, the hardship, the versatility, barriers broken, and accomplishments of this multi-talented individual."
Kwame was influenced by the rhythms of traditional Ghanaian and West African music as well as reggae, folk, and American soul and blues.
Drama Club: Protest
Marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Public Forum will present DRAMA CLUB: PROTEST by Vaclav Havel. A dissident writer (based on Havel himself) asks a friend to sign a petition. What do intellectuals owe to their societies—and to each other? Author Salman Rushdie, playwright-actor Wallace Shawn, and David Remnick (editor of The New Yorker) will read Havel's play, then talk about his political and literary legacy.
Downtown Sings Peggy Lee: A Book-Launch Celebration
In honor of the November release of his hotly anticipated biography, IS THAT ALL THERE IS?: THE STRANGE LIFE OF PEGGY LEE (Atria Books/Simon & Schuster), author James Gavin will present an array of downtown cabaret and jazz idols in tribute to the legendary blond seductress of pop-jazz. The cast will include Justin Vivian Bond, Kenny Mellman, Nellie McKay, Barb Jungr, Carol Fredette, Tammy Faye, Spencer Day, Baby Jane Dexter, Julian Fleisher, Lenny Kaye, Andy Bey, Jane Monheit & Michael Kanan,
Pericles, Prince of Tyre
The Public Theater's MOBILE SHAKESPEARE UNIT, part of the Public Theater's long-standing commitment to making Shakespeare accessible to all, returns with a tale of riddles, revenge, and perilous adventure. PERICLES, one of Shakespeare's most popular plays in his own time, is the story of a prince whose life is threatened after he solves the puzzle of a murderous king. Forced to flee across the seas, he embarks on an odyssey that will see him fall in love, lose a daughter, and eventually recover everything he thought he'd lost.
David J: Who Killed Mister Moonlight?
Who KIlled Mister Moonlight? (Bauhaus, Black Magick and Benediction). A candid memoir of life revolving around David J. Haskins' tumultuous experiences with the pioneering post punk / gothic / art band, Bauhaus. The author will read from the book and perform a small selection of Bauhaus songs accompanied by renowned pianist Paul Wallfisch.
Nicole Henry
Since her debut in 2004, Nicole Henry has established herself as one of the jazz world's most acclaimed vocalists, possessing a potent combination of dynamic vocal abilities, impeccable phrasing, and powerful emotional resonance.
Ticket Price: $15
Dream-pop artist Nasimiyu brings her composer/producer/multi-instrumentalist zing to her forthcoming EP, "dirt." The genre falls somewhere on the earthier, dirtier, brassy-er side of the indie pop spectrum.
For more than 20 years, the Belgian artist Arno has been performing in Europe and achieved great notoriety - many have compared him to Tom Waits and Serge Gainsbourg.
Suzanne Vega
Widely regarded as one of the most brilliant songwriters of her generation, Suzanne Vega emerged as a leading figure of the folk-music revival of the early 1980s. Since the release of her self-titled, critically acclaimed 1985 debut album, she has given sold-out concerts in many of the world's best-known halls and released many albums.
Sven Ratzke: Diva Diva's
Dutch cabaret star Sven Ratzke returns to Joe's Pub with his latest show, Diva Diva's, celebrating great divas of the 1960's like Shirley Bassey. Ratzke is joined on stage by his long-time collaborator and music director, jazz pianist Charly Zastrau.
The Meeting* hosted by Justin Sayre
The Meeting* hosted by Justin Sayre, the acclaimed comedy/variety show hailed as "rambunctious, uproarious and unpredictable" by The Wall Street Journal, "delicious and delightfully droll" by The New York Post, and "hilarious and sardonic" by The Village Voice, has returned to its downtown roots this year for another season of shows.
Gaby Moreno with David Garza (solo acoustic)
Gaby Moreno's captivating blend of blues, jazz soul and R&B has made her a rising star on the international music scene. Recently she's been touring with Hugh Laurie, and she's toured tirelessly across the globe for the past couple of years, including sold out dates in Canada, USA and Europe alongside such artists as Tracy Chapman, Ani DiFranco and Van Dyke.
A Night with Yemen Blues: Insaniya Album Launch w/ opener Ahmed Alshaiba
In 2010, singer & composer Ravid Kahalani founded the rare combination of top musicians we now call Yemen Blues. From the start, Yemen Blues created an original sound that became a new language in contemporary music. The intense musicians hail from NYC, Uruguay & Tel Aviv. This includes the core members: Rony Iwryn, Itamar Doari, Itamar Borochov & Shanir Blumenkranz. Each member comes from a different background and brings their own sound and arrangements to Ravid's compositions. The result of this amazing group is a powerful energy that mixes Yemenite, West African & Jazz influences.
Daughters of the great Cuban percussionist Anga Diaz, the 19 years-old twin sisters of IBEYI quickly charmed the producer of Asa's albums. Lisa-Kaïndé plays the piano and sings, her voice evoking the greats. Her sister Naomi sings back-up vocals and plays percussion. The duo writes their own material in Spanish, French amd English. Everything begins for Ibeyi today.
Bridget Everett & The Tender Moments
Hot on the heels of her critically acclaimed and completely sold out production of Rock Bottom, New York's downtown darling Bridget Everett returns the stage with her band, The Tender Moments, and a bottle of chardonnay to sing all her favorite love songs and share the stories of the men that made her...feel? From tender moments to prison sex, come get inside her.
Shaina Taub
After a year of traveling and performing all over the country, singer/songwriter Shaina Taub, winner of the 2014 Jonathan Larson Grant, returns home to New York to present an evening of her original songs.
Fredericks Brown / Jennah Bell
This power-packed duo is one of the most exciting young acts in the contemporary soul & blues world. New Zealand-born vocalist Deva Mahal and keys player Stephanie Brown crossed paths in New York and unearthed a common passion for storytelling – creating compositions with lyrics that combine imagery and narrative to deliver a startling blend of strength and intimacy.


text:
While many surgeons sing the praises of robotic surgery, some say it's no better than traditional surgical options, despite a higher price tag.
Access to trusted reviews, the best Urologists and exclusive discounts!
Real Member ReviewsMemberships allow Angie's List to certify that all reviews are real reviews from real members—no fake, bogus, or anonymous reviews here!
DealsAngie's List is a Community that you'll use time after time. Research who to hire, learn tips and tricks, and consult with your neighbors
Instant Community AccessMembers can choose from tons of deals and discounts for projects they need to do, like 30% off exterior home painting!
Complaint ResolutionIf a project goes badly, Angie's List has a complaint resolution team standing by to help you.
Pikeville Urology Articles
Urology reviews in Pikeville
the procedure went well. Dr. "
Went very bad. He "sold" me on the Green Light procedure to be done in his office. After several tests/evalustion sessions and his "complete" explanation of the procedure and expections, I elected to have it done. In the recovery, his nurse "barked" a bunch of instructions at me. The Dr. and the Anest. were already working on the next patient in the next room. I had some trouble immediately complying with her instructions because of the type of bench he used (old and obviously not for this type of surgery/recovery). So the 1 hour procedure took six. Then started the problems. I was having trouble in healing. Every time I went back to the Dr, I was told I was "technically ok." But I felt like sh?t. I had several- maybe 3 urinary infections. The doc then told me that "about 25% of the patients have some sort of problem." Nice to know now. After 5 months, I was having blocking in my bladder. The Dr did another surgery- this time at an outpatient center. That fixed the problem, and I am fine now. In retrospect, I think the Doc liked the technology/procedure and did not understand patient recovery. He was concerned about that like a deer in the headlights. Not a clue. don't use him unless you are a do-it-yourselfer!"
Visit went well. The office environment is very pleasant and the staff are professional and friendly. The wait time to see Dr. me being in there. For the first several minutes, we just talked with him asking about any problems I was having now or had experienced in the past. After our discussion of my health history, he did a prostate check. Afterwards, he sent me to another area to have some blood drawn for a PSA test. They do there own tests in house without having to send off to an outside lab. My experience with Dr. "
Dr. Habermacher is great. I was extremely uneasy about my procedure but he made the entire process so easy. His bedside manner is the best I have seen and I highly recommend him. We talked throughout the entire process as if we had been friends for years. Everything went the way he said it would, took the amount of time he said it would and overall just a great experience, considering!"
In my mind, very unprofessional, I was referred to him by emergency room crew for a kidney stone treatment, At the consultation, I informed Dr. attractive intern setting in. But he said " At "
Dr. I felt excessive test were done and when tests results were normal appointments were still scheduled to tell me everything is OK. After Kidney removal I was referred to a specialist due to low kidney filtration rates. The specialist acted like, "why are you here" your results are normal considering you just had a kidney removed. I felt Dr. "
While examining me for kidney stones, Dr. in another state, and conveyed the results of those tests. Shortly thereafter, I was in the hospital and diagnosed with a sever reaction to some medicine I was taking which had done grievous damage to my liver. I believe that Dr. "
All Urologists in Pikeville, KY
Companies below are listed in alphabetical order. To view top rated service providers along with reviews and ratings, Join Angie's List Now!
Boykin, Dr. William
336 29th St
Commonwealth Urology
100 Hardin Ln
Graves Gilbert Clinic
201 Park St
Bowling Green
Bowling Green
Harrison Memorial Hosp Speclty
1210 Ky Highway 36 E
John Scott MD
387 Town Mountain Rd
Mark Swofford DO
911 Bypass Rd
Pattie A Clay Regional Med Center
526 Eastern Bypass
Pikeville Medical Center
255 Church St
Pikeville Medical Center
387 Town Mountain Rd Ste 104
Terrell, Dr. Ray B.
Bruce Professional Office Park 101
Mount Sterling
Mount Sterling
Join Angie's List to get the best local reviews in Pikeville.
What Does My Membership Include?
- Instant access to reviews for 700+ services
- Exclusive service discounts - up to 70 percent off!
- Top-notch support from our live call center
How does Angie's List work?
1. Say you need a Urologist
2. Angie's List has tons of detailed, local reviews.
3. Find a winner, and book them.
4. Angie's List is there to resolve any issues.


text:
Loading collection...
Recipe Collection by jkpuckett
Loading Collections...
Top Features in Recipes:
» See More Recipes & Menus
17 Quick and Easy No-Bake Dessert Recipes »
Never bake a dessert again with these simple recipes.
Make Every Dessert a Red Velvet Dessert »
Cake is just the beginning.
Healthy Potato Recipes »
Enjoy spuds with a lighter, healthier side.
Stuffed Shells That Take Pasta Dinners to the Next Level »
A major dinner win for the whole family.
Dont Fear Crust »
Learn to make pie crust like the pros in your own kitchen. This step-by-step guide will show you how to make the perfect all-butter crust from start to finish.
Latest: Pie Crust Secrets


text:
Finding your true love on an online dating is best option for the busy single. Whether you are looking for a friend, long term relationship or marriage our web site allows you to find that special someone. Find Sainte-Rosalie romance can be fun and easy with matchmaker search and communication features.
Sainte-RosalieJoin Now Free!
St-Rosalie Girls | St-Rosalie Men
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
More Sainte-Rosalie Links:
Sainte-Rosalie Dating | Sainte-Rosalie Personals | Sainte-Rosalie Speed Dating | Sainte-Rosalie Chat | Sainte-Rosalie Singles
St-Rosalie Gay | St-Rosalie Lesbians
Looking for advice about online dating or Sainte-Rosalie Romance? From profile tips to decoding emails to getting through that first face-to-face meeting, compare notes with other online daters right here at matchmaker.com. Create a FREE profile and start Sainte-Rosalie love dating online, its easy!


text:
UPS Ground rates for the 48 states:
Up to 48 lamps: $14.00Up to 72 lamps: $32.00
The best technologically advanced aquarium lamp containing a mixture of unique triband phosphors. 180° internal reflector allows 40% more light output. Excellent for all marine applications, hard coral, plants, fresh water, and salt water tanks.


text:
This demo allows you to enter complaint records for products you are supporting.
You can perform a search in the both the EDIT/NEW record forms for the product the
customer is complaining about.
This feature is available since 3.1.
This demo show to create complaint records, retrieving the product id using a
search form built into the NEW/EDIT record form. This is particularly useful when we have a 100,000
product table and we don't want to pull every product record in a normal lookup, but allow
the user to enter the first few characters of the product name, then we perform a search.
The two key properties are:
$lens->lookupLens =
'PRODUCTID^#select productid,productname from products where productid={productid} ';
The lookupLens is used to perform the mapping between product and productid. We use
a hot-update, instead of a regular lookup because we only want to retrieve the
required records based on some search criteria, and not pull down 100,000 product records.
Hot-updates begin with a #, and matched with the complaint record's {productid}.
$lens->searchInEditNew =
"PRODUCTID^select concat('Product: ',productname),productname,productid
from products where productname like '{#}%'^>1";
There are two modes for searchInEditNew.
The simpler first one is discussed in ex919. This example is when the search field is also
a lookup, so we need to define a hot update lookupLens. This is because we don't want to display the
productid in the search field, but the product name.
Now the searchInEditNew uses a
SELECT SQL that retrieves 3 fields, the first being the text to display in the
popup, the 2nd is the text to display after the popup item is selected,
and the 3rd is what we actually store into the database record. The {#} is substituted with what the user
entered in the input field.
And the ^>1 at the end of the searchInEditNew means the user must enter at least 1
character to perform a search. Also note that for this type of searchInEditNew, the field must be
a mustFill field.
Lastly, this example has the details being displayed below the grid, using $lens->showRecNo = 5;